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Commissioner Loss recognized that it would be difficult to say at this time but asked if there would <br />be an estimated completion date. <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood stated that the Public Works Committee and <br />City Council will be presented with development costs for grading, infrastructure, and the park <br />project. He speculated that there would be support for a good amount of the project. He stated <br />that they will first work on developing more real costs and could then create a funding package. <br />He provided details on a potential timeline noting that grading and plan development could occur <br />concurrently over a one-year period and noted that construction would most likely take one <br />additional year. <br />Commissioner Sis asked if there are civic groups that would have needs that could be addressed <br />through the project, or if there would be opportunity for partnership. <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood stated that staff could reach out if desired, as <br />could the members of the Commission if they have those connections. He recognized the <br />contributions that the Lions have provided throughout the community, noting the most recent <br />contributions in Central Park. <br />5.03: Affirm 2022 Photo Contest Winners <br />Recreation Specialist Martinez -Flynn provided background information on the photo contest, <br />noting that over 100 submissions were received in 2022. She reviewed how the photos from the <br />contest are used by the City. She reviewed the proposed winners of the contest for each category <br />including industry and commerce, life in Ramsey, nature of Ramsey, and parks and trails. <br />Chair Bennett thanked everyone that submitted photos and congratulated the amazing <br />photographers. <br />Motion by Commissioner Barten, seconded by Commissioner Loss, to affirm the 2022 Photo <br />Contest Winners. <br />Motion carried. Voting Yes: Chair Bennett; Commissioners Barten, Loss, Leistico, and Sis. <br />Voting No: None. Absent: Commissioners Olson. <br />6. COMMISSION/STAFF INPUT <br />Parks & Assistant Public Works Director Riverblood stated that the photo contest winners will be <br />recognized at the City Council meeting on Tuesday. <br />Recreation Specialist Martinez -Flynn stated that the flyers for upcoming park and recreation <br />activities were included in the Commission packet. She provided more details on the first annual <br />City of Ramsey Winter Celebration and the different events that will be held this Saturday. <br />Chair Bennett stated that on Tuesday, February 14th, the City Council will be considering an item <br />on its agenda for the ARAA dome and site plan. He stated that ARAA has done a tremendous job <br />in the community providing youth sports programming He stated that this project will be unique <br />Park and Recreation Commission/February 9, 2023 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />
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