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MINUTES OF SPORT COMMITTEE
March 16, 2006 - 6:00 p.m.

CALL TO ORDER/APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
„Ï Mary Kay opened the meeting at 6:00pm in the Schmidt Room at Town Hall.
„Ï Minutes of previous meeting approved as written and seconded.

I: ATTENDANCE
Howard Hallman, Michael Johnson, Mary Kay Rachwalski, Marty Richardson, Stinky Steinbrink, Tammy Jamieson, Tom Dopplick

Absent: Mary Devlin, Don Hansen, Dave Koop, Mark Leidal, Nathan Mosley, Eric Nicholds, John Taylor, Pat Taylor, , Marty Richardson,
II: OLD BUSINESS
1. Art Donation Policy ¡V Taken off Agenda


III. NEW BUSINESS/PRESENTATIONS
1. Angler Mountain Ranch
Johnson explained the Sketch Plan process and reviewed the proposed PUD. The Town will have access to approximately 50 acres. The committee discussed how the proposed PUD fits in with the Town¡¦s Parks, Trails and Open Space Master Plan. Referral agency¡¦s changes to the sketch plan are due back next week, followed by preliminary and then final. It will probably be almost the end of 2006 before the process in completed. The referral letter from the SPORT Committee should include that the group needs on-site viewing. Also, the trailhead needs to be located on their property, not the Town¡¦s. It is conceptual at this point, and the more specific needs will be addressed at a later date.

IV: PROJECT REPORTS
Jamieson informed the group of a meeting w/ the Friends of Dillon Ranger District on Monday, March 27th. The committee will have a booth portraying North Pond Park.

1. Blue River Experience
a. Property Negotiations: Good news ¡V tentative closing date set for April 18th on the Grande property. Appraisals have been received on both the Brown & Gordon properties and Council has given the go ahead to negotiate.
b. North Pond Park ¡V Bid Process: Bid Award is on the March 22 Council Agenda for approval. Council has three different options to choose from; Staff is recommending the entire project. Jamieson encouraged committee members to attend the Council meeting.
c. Wetlands & Land Survey BRVRLE: Their next HOA meeting is currently set on the same day as the annual Town Clean Up Day on May 21 at 11 am. Jamieson plans to attend the meeting to give an update on the progress of the Blue River Experience.

2. Adopt-A-Trail
Rachwalski stated that the Adopt a trail commitment starts in April/May and a letter should go out to remind those who have adopted sections of the trail.

3. Other
Rachwalski asked if Danelle Ballangee had contacted anyone on the committee.
Dopplick made comments on Frisbee golf and is concerned with people walking on the sagebrush and natural vegetation. Steinbrink agreed. Jamieson confirmed that Staff agrees that Frisbee golf may not be the appropriate use in the designated area because of damage to the vegetation, verbal promises made to the neighbors about only passive use in that area and that Council recommended the entire Rainbow Park Master Plan be reviewed before anything new is added. Research on the idea should still be conducted to determine the appropriateness, location and cost. Town Council did approve that research of a Disc Golf Course should be a goal for 2006.

V: OTHER & SEASONAL REPORTS
1. Ponds/Ice Rink ¡V Closed for the Season.
2. Skate Park
3. Rainbow Park Master Plan
4. Nordic Center ¡V Open until March 15th ¡V Closed for Season
5. Pocket Park
6. Doggie Park
7. Cottonwood Park Fishing Signs ¡V On hold until Spring
8. Sand Volleyball Courts
9. Other

VI: 2006 CURRENT PROJECTS / STATUS
1. Approve GOCO Large Scale Grant Agreement / Done.
2. Negotiate w/ Property Owners to Acquire Open Space Land and Easements.
3. Complete Design and Construction Drawings for the North Pond.
4. Review South Maryland Creek Annexation ¡V per Parks Trails & Open Space Master Plan / Done.


Meeting Adjourned: 6:53 p.m.

Next meeting: April 20, 2006