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Memorandum
March 24, 1994

To: Jim Maitland,
Acting City Administrator

Janna Taylor,
Parks & Recreation Director

Parksite No. 5 - Citadel Heights
(Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting March 22, 1994

To adopt the plan as presented to City Council for Parksite No. 5

BACKGROUND & COMMENTS:

Brian Guzzi, from Guzzi Perry & Associates, will be in attendance to review the proposed plans for
parksite No.5. Parksite No. 5 is the last of the parks, in the Citadel Heights area, to be developed.

This site was identified, in the agreement, to receive $400,000, (in 1986), from Genstar towards a
community facility. This dollar figure now represents one million dollars in 1994 funds. Over the past
two years, the Parks & Recreation Committee has met on numerous occasions with Genstar, the |
Schoolboard and a number of residents from the area to discuss what should be included in the parksite.
It became very evident that the need for a major building, on parksite no. 5 was not a requirement from
the resident's perspective. The Schoolboard indicated that the City could have the use of rooms in the
middle school for programs and community use. ; :

The residents identified several features that they would like included in the overall school/park site.
These requests are attached to this report. The overall plan for parksite no. 5, parksite no. 3 and the
school addresses the concerns of the residents. The Schoolboard indicated, to the City, that they are
prepared to permit Genstar to continue parksite no. 5 development to overlap onto school property.

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