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Recommendations: <br />Continued charting of park maintenance efforts shall be undertaken to ascertain <br />the level of present effort, as well as the possible need for additional staff time or <br />resources. <br />2. As trails are developed, a trail maintenance plan should develop a system of <br />inspection, upkeep and periodic maintenance that addresses the type and needs of <br />the specific trail. This plan needs to be updated as trails change and use increases. <br />3. Inspections of all park equipment will assure the safety of the public and track the <br />need for replacement as the facilities age. <br />4. Periodically assess the need for landscaping and trees. <br />Financial Resources <br />Minnesota Statutes 462.458 subd.2b and 2c provides for parkland dedication with the <br />development of land. According to the Statutes, The City has an obligation to develop a <br />park and open space plan and related capital improvement budget for park development <br />and improvements. <br />The City may accept land or a cash fee or a combination of these for developers to fulfill <br />their obligation. The City has approved a park dedication policy (EXHIBIT Q. Any <br />funds received for parkland dedication must be kept separate from those of other funds <br />and can be used only for capital expenditures in the acquisition or betterment of <br />parklands and not for operations. <br />Resources available to the City of Pequot Lakes in providing adequate parks, trails and <br />facilities for users of the park system typically come from the following sources: <br />1. Property taxes <br />2. Park dedication fees <br />3. Volunteer labor <br />4. Donations from various sources <br />5. Grant funding <br />Grant funding generally involves the building of a park or park project and usually <br />requires matching funds or contributions. Park maintenance primarily relies on property <br />tax revenues and volunteer efforts. With these in mind, the development of parkland <br />needs to be accomplished with the understanding that there are ongoing obligations <br />regarding maintenance and general upkeep or up -front needs. <br />
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