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1 ❑ Seek to build partnerships and establish the feasibility of constructing a grade-separated bicycle trail <br /> 2 between the downtown area and Eagle View Elementary School along the Highway 11 corridor. <br /> 3 MID-TERM ACTIONS (1-5 YEARS): <br /> 4 ❑ Investigate options for creating a municipal dock on Sibley Lake.Lease a small number of seasonal <br /> 5 mooring sites to property owners living in the downtown neighborhoods. <br /> 6 ❑ Explore alternatives for low-cost hiking trails through the woods that could be accessed by walking from <br /> 7 the downtown. <br /> 8 ❑ Establish an outdoor skating rink in the Grow Zone or the surrounding neighborhoods for use during <br /> 9 winter months. <br /> 10 ❑ Establish a splash pad or other water-based recreational amenity in the Grow one or the surrounding <br /> 11 neighborhoods for use during the summer months. <br /> 12 ❑ Construct a grade-separated bicycle trail between the downtown area and Eagle View Elementary School <br /> 13 along the Highway 11 corridor. <br /> 14 LONG-TERM ACTIONS (5 YEARS AND BEYOND): <br /> 15 ❑ <br /> 16 PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED ACTIONS <br /> 17 ❑ Charge the City's Parks and Recreation Committee with directing the implementation of these strategies. <br /> 18 ❑ Reevaluate the requirement of park dedication fees in new subdivisions and planned unit developments. <br /> �.- 19 ❑ Inventory and catalogue all public land parcels in the City and seek to expand recreational uses on these <br /> 20 parcels. <br /> 21 <br /> 22 <br /> DRAFT-April 2011 37 1 P a g e <br />
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