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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />FEB 2 2 1999 <br />I f wr v>f <br />DATE: February 22, 1999 <br />ITEM NO.; / ^ <br />Department Approval: <br />Name Gregory A. Gappa <br />Title Director of Public Services <br />Administrator Reviewed: <br />'A <br />Agenda Section: <br />Administrator's Report <br />Item Description: Schedule Friends of the Park Award <br />Friends of the Park Award <br />The Park Commission has nominated two groups for receipt of the annual Friends of the Park <br />Award. The first nomination is for the students of the Lake Minnetonka Environmental School <br />for their participation in and assistance in organizing and conducting the 1998 March for Parks <br />event. <br />The second nomination is the Antoine Park Citizens Group for their input in the Antoine Park <br />Playground Improvement project. <br />The Council may wish to consider a policy on the number of recipients of Friends of the Park <br />Award presented each year. In some years there has been one recipient, in other years there have <br />been two recipients. Presenting only one award may add more significance to the award. Council <br />consideration of the Park Commission nominations for the Friends of the Park awaid is requested. <br />In past years, this award has been presented by the Mayor at a Park Commission meeting. The <br />idea of presenting this award at a City Council meeting was discussed at the Park Commission <br />meeting. Presenting the award at a Council meeting may increase the "prestige" of the award and <br />would also generate more media coverage of the event. <br />Adopt a Park Volunteers <br />The City also has volunteers who donate their time and effort to help clean up and maintain City <br />Parks through the "Adopt a Park" program. A list of the Adopt a Park volunteers, and the parks <br />they are responsible for is attached. The Park Commission is recommending that these citizens <br />be recognized for their volunteer efforts to have a clean and well-maintained park system. <br />Rewarding these volunteers may also generate additional interest in this program, as there are still <br />many parks without Adopt a Park Volunteers. <br />The Park Commission is recommending that both the Friends of the Park Award presentation and <br />recognition of the Adopt a Park volunteers take place at the same Council meeting. The names <br />of the Friends of the Park Award recipients are added to the plaque located in the Council
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