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2/9/2010
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Board of Commissioners
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n <br />f <br />i <br />APPENDIX B -MEETING MINUTES <br />o Railings and fencing should be added to the cost estimate for the areas around the <br />parking lots, along the railroad, and around the pond. <br />o It was discussed that limited impervious materials would be used except where <br />necessary within the park. <br />o Pervious paving was briefly discussed and it was determined that it would not be <br />best suited for the main branch of the roadway in the park. <br />o Alternative ideas for parking surfaces will be researched and considered. <br />o The shelter prices in the preliminary cost estimate will be adjusted to a higher price. <br />o The number of trash receptacles in the estimate will be increased to GO-75. <br />o Picnic tables will be added to the cost estimate at a cost of approx. $1000. <br />o The current price estimate is approximately $G million, but will likely increase to at <br />least $t3 million and will be phased accordingly. <br />o Kiosks and signs will be added to the price estimate <br />o A price comparison will need to be established that will indicate the costs of each <br />entry alternative. The comparison will need to consider such items as road <br />widening, additional clearing, grading, road construction, and culvert crossings. <br />o Tim will call to see what the possible impacts of the alternative entry could be. <br />n Mr. Wallace stated that the approximate culvert size would be around 420 sf. This <br />assumption was based on an existing culvert downstream of the park property. <br />o Paddle boats were discussed and Tony Harris is looking into the legal and safety <br />aspects due to the depth of the lake. <br />o It was stated that the federal DOT holds the key to the funding that would allow a <br />property sale and purchase of the alternative entrance. <br />o The amenity list will need to be broken up accordingly for phasing purposes before <br />the master plan is presented. The Park committee will assist in the phasing <br />breakdown. <br />o After Midland Magic this weekend, a final recommendation will be made for the <br />amenities that will be established in the first phase of the park. <br />o Part F funding was discussed and it was brought to the attention of the committee <br />that seven approved amenities would allow the project to achieve the best ranking <br />for funding. <br />o Londa will contact David Hampton to sec if his biking organization (Tarheel <br />Trailblazers) would be willing to assist in a funding grant for the biking trails. The <br />application due date for this grant is 11.23.09. <br />X48 ~ ~DI~CI<SQN <br />community Introslrueluro eoMUltonls <br />G-1 Page 269 <br />
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