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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORON� PARK C�MMISSION <br /> MEETING HELD ON JAN UARY 2, 1996 <br /> (#2 - Orono Softball - Continued} <br /> Wilson questioned Hallquist about the fields being currently used by the association. <br /> Hallquist said 4 fields are used in Maple Plain, 4 at the high school, 2 at the middle school, <br /> with the grassed area at the schools used for the younger players. There are 9 major fields <br /> used and 2 fields for the younger children. The smaller fields are used for the younger <br /> children but the 12+ age children need usage of the major size fields. Hallquist said there <br /> is a need for 12 major-size fields. He informed Wilson that the fields are open to usage by <br /> the girls, but the girls play on softball teams only. <br /> Ilse inquired if the fields at Rainbow are used by the association. Hallquist said a meeting <br /> is scheduled with the Rainbow people on January 16. The 2 Rainbow fields are <br /> considered small fields and are used by 10 and under age teams. Ilse was informed that <br /> the Medina Morningside Field is used for t-ball only. <br /> Wiison asked about the number of girls in saft�aiL Hallquist said there are 6 teams of 13- <br /> 14 year old giris, 4 teams of 14-under with 3 teams consisting of 15-under girls and 1 at <br /> 13 girls. The 16 and 18 year old girls each have one team. Hallquist said there is a drop <br /> off in registration beginning with the 16-under age girls due to the competitiveness of fast- <br /> pitch softball. The association, according to Hallquist, is considering adding a slow-pitch <br /> program as this is a lifetime type of softball that is played giving incentive to those girls in <br /> the i6-under ai�d 18-under levels to continue active in team sports. <br /> I:lse c�uestioned whether the association has approached Long Lake for use of ball fields. <br /> Hallquist said he thought that could be an option. <br /> Ilse asked for clarification on field use before and after the opening of the QBA fields last <br /> year on CoRd 6 and Old Crystal Bay Road. She said it was her understanding that the <br /> assaciation used Holbrook two nignts for 4BA and 3 or 4 nights at Bederwood before the <br /> new fields were open. Then after the new fields were being used, 2 nights were used at <br /> Bederwood and the association had cut back or dropped out of using the fields at <br /> Holbrook. Hallquist said he was unsure af the Bederwood use but that Holbrook was <br /> used for softball through the July season and was paid for 3-night usage through the <br /> season. <br /> Howells asked i#'there were any other fields for usage in Maple Plain. Hallquist said there <br /> were 4 fields and noted that the high school field could be used. The fifth field was used <br /> by an adult league, but possibly could be used for a tournament. <br /> Flint asked what the understanding was currently for league usage at Bederwood. <br /> Gerhardson said the City has approved OBA usage for two nights a week. <br /> 2 <br />
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