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+ASSOCIATES <br /> Landscape Architecture I <br /> Site+Urban Design <br /> MEETING MEMO <br /> PROJECT: Pequot Lakes Park <br /> SUBJECT: Meeting #2 <br /> DATE: 05-31-16 <br /> FROM: Luke Sydow SAS + Associates <br /> TO: Nancy Melecha City of Pequot Lakes <br /> ATTENDANCE: See attached list <br /> The following are notes from City Meeting #2 for Pequot Lakes Park: <br /> INTRODUCTION <br /> 1. Luke Sydow reviewed the goals of the project and where we are in the design process. <br /> 2. Option A and Option were presented. <br /> 3. A question /Answer period <br /> 4. "Opportunity Exercise" to gather additional input <br /> a. to allow participants to show elements that are liked with "stars" <br /> b. to allow participants to describe elements disliked or liked with additional detail <br /> i. this was done with "numbers" correlating comments to a specific location on either plan <br /> SUMMARY OF COMMENTS <br /> #976— OPTION A Comment <br /> • There must be a definite pedestrian/bicycle connection <br /> between the school and the park <br /> 976 • The north/south road should go away and the trees <br /> incorporated into the park. None of the businesses <br /> (Family Dollar, SA, etc.) rely on an east facing <br /> - � connection. The cars primarily run to the west of these <br /> businesses toward the school. <br /> • 1 don't see the purpose of the new commercial building. <br /> Let the Bobber Tower be the focus; there is too much <br /> vacant already. Let's enhance the circulation toward <br /> them instead of building a new building. <br /> • I would like to see a traditional parking pattern of <br /> angled parking all the way around the park and a whole <br /> lot less asphalt in the park. Retailers want the parking <br /> along the length of the road, not in certain areas adjacent <br /> to certain businesses. <br /> 219 West First St. Suite 350. Duluth MN 55802 218.391.1335 218.722.6697 mail @saslandarch.com <br />