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Home My WebLink About05/01/2014f.s lot* .*00 "`" Meeting Location: Municipal Center City of Apple A 7100 147th Street West Apple Valley Minnesota 55124 MAY 1, 2014 PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE INFORMAL MEETING TENTATIVE DISCUSSION ITEMS 6:00 p.m. 1. Committee Discussion Items 5 minutes 2. North Creek Regional Greenway 10 minutes 3. Dekhockey Proposal 10 minutes 4. Recap of Meeting with VAA/EVAA Presidents 5 minutes 5. Hayes Park Arena and Sports Arena Locker Rooms 5 minutes 6. Arena Refrigerant R-22 Update 5 minutes 7. Parks & Recreation Division Updates 10 minutes 8. Adjourn PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING TENTATIVE AGENDA 7:00 p.m. 1. Call to Order 2. Approval of the Agenda 3. Audience— 10 Minutes Total Time Limit— For Items Not on this Agenda 10 minutes 4. Approval of the March 2014 Minutes 5 minutes 5. Agenda Items A. North Creek Regional Greenway 15 minutes B. Dekhockey Proposal 15 minutes C. Arena Manager Hiring Process Update 5 minutes D. Golf Manager's Update 10 minutes E. Park Superintendent's Update 10 minutes F. Recreation Superintendent's Update 10 minutes 6. Adjourn NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETINGS - Tentative: Thursday July 31, 2014 6:00 p.m. (Informal) — Park Tour " " 7:00 p.m. (Regular) Thursday September 4, 2014 6:00 p.m. (Informal) " " 7:00 p.m. it Regular meetings are broadcast, live, on Charter Communications Cable Channel 16. (Agendas and meeting minutes are also available on the City's Internet Web Site www. cityofapplevalley. org) CITY OF APPLE VALLEY PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE March 6, 2014 Minutes of the March 6, 2014, Apple Valley Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee. PRESENT: Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee Chair Lee Strom; Committee Secretary Patrick Sullivan; Committee Members Noel Hammill, Cindy Hart, Boyd Montgomery, and Brenton Schulz; Parks and Recreation Director Barry Bernstein; Parks Superintendent Tom Adamini; Valleywood Golf Course Manager Jim Zinck; Department Assistant Dorene Perkins Monn; one member of the public. ABSENT: Kanika Gupta ITEM 1. Committee Chair Strom called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. ITEM 2. Approval of Agenda MOTION: by Sullivan, seconded by Hammill to approve the agenda as presented. VOTE: Yes — 6, No — 0 Audience — 10 Minutes Total Time Limit — For Items Not on the Agenda Chair Strom invited anyone present wishing to bring an item not on the agenda up for discussion to please step forward. No one stepped forward. ITEM 4. Approval of the January 2, 2014, Minutes. MOTION: by Sullivan, seconded by Hammill, to approve the January 2, 2014, meeting minutes as presented. VOTE: Yes — 6, No — 0 ITEM 5.A. Agenda Items — Introduction of New Committee Member Boyd Montgomery Chair Strom made the introduction and issued a welcome to Mr. Montgomery. Mr. Montgomery gave a review of his background and qualifications. ITEM 5.11. Agenda Items — Cobblestone Lake Pier -lof2- CITY OF APPLE VALLEY PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE March 6, 2014 Director Bernstein presented history, options going forward, and conceptual styles for potential replacement of the pier. MOTION: by Schulz, seconded by Sullivan, recommending staff send out Cobblestone Lake Pier Replacement Requests for Proposal with a return deadline of March 28, 2014. VOTE: Yes — 6, No — 0 ITEM 5.C. Agenda Items — Election of Committee Officers By majority vote of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee, Lee Strom was elected Chair and Patrick Sullivan was elected Secretary. ITEM 6. Adjourn There being no further business, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting was adjourned. MOTION: by Sullivan, seconded by Hammill, to adjourn the meeting at 7:41 p.m. VOTE: Yes — 6, No — 0 Respectfully Submitted, Doneote PeT&O WZO(m Dorene Perkins Morn, Dept. Assistant Approved by the Apple Valley Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee 2014. -2of2- ABOUT THEOWNERS PATRIK LEVESQUE HAS BEEN PLAYING HOCKEY PROFESSIONALLY FOR TEN YEARS, INCLUDING THREE YEARS IN THE QUAD CITIES. IT IS HERE WHERE HE MET MANY GREAT HOCKEY FANS AND HIS WIFE SAMANTHA, A NATIVE OF LONG GROVE. AFTER BEING INTRODUCED TO DEKHOCKEY IN HIS HOMETOWN OF TROTS-RIVIERES, CANADA, PATRIK KNEW HE WANTED TO SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT THIS FUN AND EXCITING SPORT. TOGETHER WITH HIS WIFE SAMANTHA, THE TWO INTRODUCED DEKHOCKEY TO THE QUAD CITIES IN THE SPRING OF 2012. REGISTER 2013 SPRING SEASON ADULTLEAGUESTARTS APRIL 15 JUNIOR LEAGUES START REGISTRATION ENDS MARCH DATES AND SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECTTO CHANGE. UPDATED INFORMATION CONCERNING DATES AND SCHEDULES WILL BE POSTED ON THE WEBSITE. MAKE YOUR TEAM OR REGISTER AS A FREE AGENT. DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION AND WAIVER FORMS AT WWW.QCDEKHOCKEY.COM BROCHURE A THE SPORT SO YOU WANTTO BE A DEKHEAD? DEKHOCKEY IS THE NEWEST SPORT TO HIT THE QUAD CITIES! ENTERING ITS SECOND YEAR, IT PROMISES FUN AND EXCITEMENTTO PARTICIPANTS OF ALL AGES AND LEVELS OF PHYSICAL ABILITY. ITS PLAY IS SIMILAR TO THE TRADITIONAL SPORT OF HOCKEY, BUT IT IS PLAYED ON FOOT IN AN OUTDOOR RINK. DEKHOCKEY OFFERS FRIENDLY COMPETITION, RECREATIONALENTERTAINMENT,ANDAGREATWAY TO STAY IN SHAPE AND ENJOYTHE OUTDOORS! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? GET ON DEK! DEKREGULATIONS DEKHOCKEY IS PLAYED ON A 100'x50' SURFACE AND TYPICALLY INVOLVES A 3 VS. 3 STYLE OF PLAY, PLUS THE GOALIE. THE GAME IS PLAYED ON FOOT USING AN OFFICIAL DEK BALL. PLAYERS MUST OBEY THE FOLLOWING RULES: VIOLENCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED 'HELMET, GLOVES, TENNIS SHOES & SHIN PADS ARE REQUIREDTO BE WORN BY ALL PLAYERS *PLAYERS MUST USE APPROVED DEK STICK WITH WOODEN SHAFT AND PLASTIC BLADE ALL EQUIPMENT CAN BE RENTED AT THE DEKHOCKEY PRO SHOP. FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF REGULATIONS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE. SET DEKKED OUT DEKHOCKEY GEAR IS HERE! NOW YOU CAN PLAY IN STYLE! FROM EQUIPMENT TO APPAREL, CHECK OUT OUR SELECTION OF STICKS, HELMETS AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS CUSTOMIZABLE WEARABLES AT WWW.QCDEKHOCKEY.COM LEAWEDETAILS ADULT DEKLEAGUES (AGES 18+) MEWS COMPETITIVE(DIV 1) MEWS RECREATIONAL (D►V2) WOMEN3 LEAGUE *MINIMUM OF 7 PLAYERS AND A MAXIMUM OF 10 PLAYERS, INCLUDING A GOALTENDER 6 14 GAMES + 2 GUARANTEED PLAYOFF GAMES GAMES PLAYED EVERY NIGHT FROM 6:00 TO 10:00 PM. EACH TEAM PLAYS ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK DEPENDING ON SCHEDULE OGAME PLAY IS SO MIN/3 PERIODS OF 13 MIN 'THE TOTAL COST FOR A TEAM IS $1330 `TEAM CAPTAIN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TURNING IN FORMS AND PAYING REGISTRATION FEES OF $600 ATTHE TIME OF REGISTRATION AND THE BALANCE OF $730 BEFORE THE FIRST GAME *SUBSTITUTES WILL BE CHARGED $12 PER GAME *PLAYERS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 PERMITTED TO PLAY IN ADULT LEAGUE WITH PARENTAL CONSENT/ CONSENT FROM QC DEKHOCKEY JUNIOR DEKLEAGUES (AGES 3 -17) AGES 3 - 7 RECREATIONAL *INTRODUCTION TO THE GAME WITH FUN DRILLS AND GAME SITUATIONS *GROUPS SPLIT INTO 3-5 AND 6-8 *MAXIMUM OF 20 PLAYERS PER GROUP *GOALIE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED *SATURDAY AND/OR SUNDAY 9:OOTO 10:00 AM 000ST IS $50 PER SEASON PER PLAYER AGES7-17 DEVELOPMENTAL *MORE COMPETITIVE STEAMS DIVIDED BY AGE GROUP %10-12 PLAYERS PER TEAM 'GOALIE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED *50 MINUTE GAMES OSATURDAYAND/OR SUNDAY BEGINNING AT 10:00 AM (DEPENDING ON AGE GROUP AND LEVEL) COST IS $75 PER SEASON PER PLAYER Dekhockey is a form of off ice hockey, played on a special sport court surface in tennis shoes. The rink is constructed of hockey boards 100' x 50' surrounded by fencing, equipped with players benches and a scorebox. 1 4 At tlT?'j Y R 1 s Beverages Fountain Pop $2.00 Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Lemonade, Iced Tea Bottled Pop $2.75 Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Pink Lemonade, Mountain Dew, Arnie Palmer, Fanta orange Sports Drinks $2.75 Powerade, Vitamin Water Bottled Water $2.00 Dasani Hot Beverages $1.50 Regular Coffee, Decal Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Hot tea. Soups lz� Safads Soup of the Day Cup $4.75 Bowl $6.50 Caesar Salad $5.50 Crisp Romaine lettuce tossed with creamy Caesar dressing, shredded parmesan cheese and crispy croutons. Chef Wedge Salad $7.50 Baby iceberg lettuce wedge with turkey, ham, diced tomato, shredded cheddar cheese, Swiss cheese, and hard boiled egg crumbles. Served with your choice of dressing. Blue Cheese Wedge Salad $7.50 Baby iceberg lettuce wedge with bacon, diced tomato and blue cheese crumbles. Topped with Blue Cheese dressing. House Salad $5.50 Fresh, crisp iceberg and Romaine lettuce topped with diced tomato, shredded cheddar cheese and crispy croutons. Served with your choice of dressing. Panini All Panini's are served with Valleywood Kettle Chips or Coleslaw. Substitute French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Fresh Fruit for $1.50. Clubhouse Panini $9.50 Ham, turkey, provolone & cheddar cheeses, lettuce, tomato and garlic aioli on a ciabatta roll. Bacon & Cheese Panini $8.00 Applewood smoked bacon and melted cheddar cheese with chipotle aioli on a ciabatta roll. Adamini Panini $9.50 Capicola ham, hard salami, provolone cheese and olive tapenade on a ciabatta roll. Sandwiches All Sandwiches are served with Valleywood Kettle Chips or Coleslaw. Substitute French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Fresh Fruit for $1.50. Fried Green Tomato BLT $8.50 Crunchy fried green tomatoes, apple wood smoked bacon, lettuce and chipotle aioli on top of a grilled hoagie roll. Walleye Sandwich $12.00 Panko breaded walleye, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and garlic aioli on top of a grilled hoagie roll. Rachel Woo Fresh sliced turkey, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and thousand island dressing between two slices of marble rye bread. Valleywood Philly $10.00 Delicious sliced beef with diced peppers and onions smothered in provolone cheese on top of a grilled hoagie roll. Chicken Cordon Bleu $9.50 Juicy chicken, sliced ham, sauteed mushrooms and mozzarella cheese on top of a grilled ciabatta roll with Dijon mustard. Ruben $11.00 Sliced corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and thousand island dressing between two slices of grilled marble rye bread. Valleywood prices include tax in all items for your convenience. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. Wraps All Wraps are served with Valleywood Kettle Chips or Coleslaw. Substitute French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Fresh Fruitfor $i.5o. Chicken Caesar Wrap $7.50 Grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing wrapped in a garden herb tortilla. Buffalo Chicken Wrap $7.50 Crispy buffalo chicken, blue cheese crumbles, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes and blue cheese dressing wrapped in a tomato chipotle tortilla. Valley Wrap $9.50 Sliced turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato and garlic aioli wrapped in a grilled herb tortilla. Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap $7.50 Grilled chicken, apple wood smoked bacon, shredded lettuce and creamy ranch dressing in a tomato �hipotle wrap. .AfC-Beef Burgers All Burgers are i00% Hereford Beef and served with Valleywood Kettle Chips or Coleslaw. Substitute French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries or Fresh Fruitfor $1.50. Par Burger $8.50 Fresh hand formed 1/3lb. burger, served with lettuce tomato, onion, and pickle. Mushroom & Swiss Burger $9.50 Fresh hand formed 1/3lb. burger, topped with sauteed mushrooms and Swiss cheese, served with lettuce tomato, onion, and pickle. Black & Bleu Burger $10.50 Fresh hand formed 1/3lb. burger, stuffed with blue cheese and served with lettuce tomato, onion, and pickle. Build Your Own Burger $8.50 Add: Swiss, Blue cheese, Cheddar, Provolone, Pepper jack cheese, $0.50 fried onions, bacon, sauteed mushrooms. FCat6reads Triple Cheese $7.00 Crispy flatbread topped with mozzarella, cheddar and Colby jack cheeses. Bacon Cheese Burger $10.00 Crispy flatbread covered in fresh ground beef, bacon, pickles, onions, tomatoes and Colby jack cheese. Spicy Taco $9.50 Flatbread with chunky tomato salsa, fresh ground beef, Colby jack cheese, diced onion, shredded lettuce and sour cream. Buffalo Chicken $10.00 Gourmet Blue Cheese sauce with grilled buffalo chicken, onions and mozzarella cheese. Sausage $9.00 Crumbled sausage with mozzarella cheese. Chicken Bacon Ranch $10.00 Juicy grilled chicken, apple wood smoked bacon and creamy ranch dressing. Supreme Veg $9.50 Diced peppers, onions, mushrooms, black olives, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese. Pesto Chicken $9.00 Juicy grilled chicken and fresh sliced tomatoes with a white pesto sauce and mozzarella Cheese. Valleywood prices include tax in all items for your convenience. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. PARK MAINTENANCE ACCOMPLISHMENTS EARLY SPRING 2014 1) REMOVAL OF COBBLESTONE DOCK 2) GENERAL PARK CLEAN-UP THROUGHOUT SYSTEM, THIS INCLUDES: (a) CLEAN UP ALL TENNIS COURTS (b) LITTER AND TREE WRAP REMOVAL (c) RAKE OUT AND CLEAN PLAYGROUNDS (d) LEAVE REMOVAL ALONG ATHLETIC FENCELINES 3) COMPLETE SWEEPING OF THE BIKE WAY SYSTEM PATHS 4) PAINTING OF 200 GARBAGE BARRELS AND DISBURSEMENT TO THE PARKS 5) NEW PARTITIONS INSTALLED IN THE RESTROOMS AT JCRPE CONCESSION BUILDING 6) NEW PARTITONS INSTALLED IN THE RESTROOMS AT FARQUAR AND ALIMAGNET PARKS 7) WATER TURNED ON AND ALL PARK RESTROOMS OPERATIONAL 8) BALL FIELD LEVELING AND BASE PEGS SET AT ALL MAJOR ATHLETIC COMPLEXES 9) SOCCER FIELD LAYOUT HAS BEGUN 10) RENOVATION OF REDWOOD POOL CONCESSION BUILDING IS UNDERWAY 11) RENOVATION OF THE AVCC KITCHEN 12) WORKING ON PLANTING BEDS THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM 13) WORKING WITH THE DISC GOLF LEAGUE ON IMPROVEMENTS AT THE COURSE 14) REMOVAL OF BOARDS AT THE HAYES MIDDLE RINK TO UPGRADE THE PICKLE BALL FACILITY 15) SPRING PLAYGROUND INSPECTION IS UNDERWAY 16) ALL WINTER EQUIPMENT CONVERTED TO SUMMER USE 17) ALL OTHER EQUIPMENT NECESSARY FOR SUMMER OPERATIONS SERVICED / OR REPAIRED FOR FAIR WEATHER USE 18) POOL START-UP PROCEDURES ARE NOW UNDERWAY 1 Park Maintenance Accomplishments — Early Spring 2014 19) FIELD PREP FOR HIGH SCHOOL USE AT JOHNNY CAKE RIDGE PARK WEST IS 20) SPRING BROADLEAF CONTROL IS SCHEDULED TO START ON APRIL 28TH 21) COMING REAL SOON, ATHLETIC AERIFICATION AND SPRING FERTILIZATION, SOME AREAS WILL BE OVERSEEDED. Park Maintenance Accomplishments — Early Spring 2014 2 4/24/2014 Recreation Division Spring / Summer Updates Scott Breuer, Recreation Superintendent Summer Brochure Delivered to homes April 17 4/24/2014 Aquatics Season Aquatic Center - June 7 'Preview weaken: May at a Jwa l Redwood Pool -June 7 Apple valley Arts nundaEnn `Music in Kelley Park' 4/24/2014 Apple Valley Arte Faundat oa e.Aespeare llntlertFe stars• u AurhummvNghl� Doe m'g Augurs t5lst) a'. 2'a h— Apple Valley Arts Foundation *Special Free Event* Friday, May 2 at 6:00 p.m. Apple Valley High School Theatre • Apollo Male Chorus (60 voices) - Founded in 1895 - Recently performed at Carnegie Hall • Special Guest = George Maurer Trio - Local Jazz Ensemble Freedom Days Activities June 27-Dancin&Cruisin June 28—Tennis Tourneys 4/24/2014 Freedom Days Activities June 29—Music in the Park June 30— youth Golf Tourney +. k�.t�`"it�tsl tib`k�,�{4 at r� t aU�;.i it1 Freedom Days Activities July 2— Kids Fishing Derby July 3—Family fun Night Freedom Days Activities July 4 — Fun Run 0 4/24/2014 Freedom Days Activities July 4 — Parade Freedom Days Activities July 4 — Fireworks L1T 1pTRAI__ NINGAND CONSURING May ® 2014 a Owatonna Art Center - West Hills Campus 435 Garden View Lane, Owatonna MN 55060 Here's your opportunity! to refresh and motivate your Boards, elected officials and staff! Michael is an uplifting and motivational speaker and will discuss what matters to citizens and to elected offi- cials. Michael will help us to understand our role and establish some performance standards that everyone can benefit from. This program is free and open to Board & Commission members, elected offi- cials and staff. Preregistration required... please call Paul Peanasky at Faribault Parks & Recreation at 507-334-2064 to preregister. Sponsored by Southern Minnesota Recreation & Parks Association (SMRPA) Read more: www.shellitoconsulting.com/about-mike.htm