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� <br />City Council Minutes <br />August 6, 2013 <br />Page 6 of 9 <br />----------------------------- <br />9.2. Mayo Lake Park Preserve Development <br />The City Clerk noted that the Park Commission is recommending that the <br />development of the Mayo Lake Park Preserve consist of the installation of <br />a parking area, installation of identification signs and park rule signs, the <br />expansion of the existing trails, garbage cans and picnic tables and <br />benches. She stated that the Minnesota Land Trust has authorized the <br />building of the parking lot and the installation of signs at this time. Staff will <br />be working with the Minnesota Land Trust with the expansion of the trails. <br />The Planning Commission is recommending the use of park dedication <br />funds in the amount of approximately $3,000 for these improvements. <br />COUNCIL MEMBER GARDNER MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE USE OF <br />PARK DEDICATION FUNDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $4,000 <br />FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAYO LAKE PARK PRESERVE. <br />COUNCIL MEMBER SJOBLAD SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION <br />CARRIED 5-0. <br />9.3. Doq Park <br />� The Clerk informed the Council that the Park Commission is requesting <br />permission to move forward with the construction of a Dog Park to be <br />located at Sibley Lake Park. It is proposed that the park be funded with <br />donations to be raised by the 4-H group. <br />Council Member Pederson questioned where the park would be located <br />and stated he would like to see a drawing of the park and a cost for <br />building the park. Council Member Gardner explained where the park <br />would be located and concurred that it would be a good idea to provide <br />the Council with a drawing and more information on the park. Council <br />Member Sjoblad stated he would like to know the square footage and <br />wants to see stakes put in the ground to mark the area. He also had a <br />concern about the barking of the dogs because of the residential nature of <br />the area. Council Member Sjoblad stated that the proposed area is the <br />only flat area in the park that is used by those visiting the park for playing <br />games such as volleyball. Council Member Pederson stated that he would <br />like more information on a dog park such as the purpose, the necessity of <br />a park and the regulations. <br />MAYOR ADAMS MOVED TO TABLE MOVING FORWARD WITH THE <br />DOG PARK UNTIL THE REQUESTED INFORMATION IS PROVIDED <br />TO THE COUNCIL. COUNCIL MEMBER GARDNER SECONDED THE <br />MOTION. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. <br />� <br />