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i'"' <br />fcf- <br />■KAf <br />tiA ’ <br />f <br />A <br />fK;- <br />% <br />f' <br />tv-. <br />.V <br />F--:- ^ <br />fe: <br />%■m, <br />a.'.’ ■IV. <br />V <br />pr' <br />r <br />•Hf'-'m- <br />fV <br />^-'VV' <br />,-irr <br />it’- ■■• <br />tT'w: <br />... - - <br />W-■K%i: <br />■fY :fe. <br />V-r.^ <br />&•Iv-r... <br />fK.;- <br />■T^v^i.YV- <br />MiHUTlfl OP THE ORONO PARK COMMISSION MEETING HELD ONAUGUST 6. 1991 <br />ORONO SEWER POND FROPERTY cent. <br />Mr. Shardlcvj indicated that he :.*cu*d lihe the Ccr.r.iacicn tcj 1 ; u <br />3ive him seme idea of what they wcuid like to ceo trorr. him. Ho <br />noted that the accuracy cn the soil information lo not detailed, <br />and perhaps tnere wao .more infor.maticn in the appraisal. <br />Gerhardsen noted that the amount of dumping the t n • <br />w • <br />placed there amounts to about 2C0 yards c <br />be removed. <br />r less and could easi • «» <br />▲ j <br />Chairman Flint noted that with any purchase agreement, soil <br />conditions would have to be explored. <br />Gerhardson noted that the City has already had two soil <br />borings done on the site in anticipation of the new facility <br />being built there. They were dene on the two higher portions of <br />the property. <br />Bradley noted that he finds it hard to believe that anyone <br />would pay $75,00J to live next to the noisy pump station <br />operation. He noted t e day he was out there, they were checking <br />tho alternator and it was extremely loud. <br />Chairman Flint also noted that periodically trucks visit the <br />site for inspections. <br />Gerhardson explained those are smaller inspection vehicles <br />and on occasion, larger trucks are cn the site. <br />Bradley felt that the appraisal was not true or accurate. <br />Chairman Flint expressed his feelings and hopes to see a <br />passivo'^type park, perhaps one lot developed in the lower corner, <br />parking to the south of the pond, and a trail to the north <br />leading to picnic sites. He noted that the other plans may <br />preserve the wetlands, but do not offer the public any type of <br />access. <br />Mr. Shardlow explained if he were retained to do a study of <br />the area he woul prepare a summary of analysis showing problems <br />and opportunities for the site. He felt the Commission needed <br />more information to make any type of decision and felt that <br />schematic sketches might help to see the overall picture better. <br />Chairman Flint asked about the cost of such service. <br />Mr. Shardlow felt it would take about 10 hours of time and <br />perhaps be between $300-500. <br />Vongries questioned what, exactly they would get for their <br />money. <br />. . ..