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4386 Garden TrCITY OF EAGAN Remarks Addition Wilderness Run 2nd Addition Lot 3 Blk 3 Parcel 10 84351 030 03 Owner-'nl,E"t+' ?' KA'TF1)9A1) I "" 1.1 q Street 6986 Garden Trail J StateEagan. MN 55123 Improvement Date Amount Annual Years 8 Payment Receipt Date STREET SURF. STREET RESTOR. GRADING SAN SEW TRUNK 1973 $175.00 $8.75 20 PAID SEWER LATERAL WATERMAIN WATER LATERAL WATER AREA Paid Pytion 174 r Z$TORM SEW TRK i/4?- 1983 0? 08 20.61. is 267 2c r 12 5 9 3 STORM SEW LAT _ _ -- , ,1 - . CURB & GUTTER SIDEWALK STREET LIGHT WATER CONN. $280.00 11401 8-13-74 BUILDING PER. SAC 400.00 11401 8-13-74 PARK CITY OF EAGAN ?. 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55121 kr a PHONE: 681-4675 BUILDING PERMIT' ?Y??? Receipt # To be used for PIRE REPl1 /1 E t. value `581000 Date JAN 26 1922 Site Address 4386 GARDEN TR Lot 3 Block 3 Sec/SAI LDERNESS RUN 2N OFFICE USE ONLY FEES Parcel No. Occupancy i 0 Bldg. Permit 99.0 ng Zon Name JAMS O"HOPPI (Actual) Const Surcharge 4.00 w Address 6386 GARDEN TR (Allowable) - Plan Review C EAGAN ON Z p '•7 p p of Stories th L license eng - Phone 454-5558 Depth SAC, City 0 Name MIDUEST CONST S.F. Total SAC, MCWCC Address 7010 RM 7 S.F. Footprints On Site Sewa e Water Conn g - Cily HINN6APOLIS HN ZIp 55455 On site well Water Meter 290-1414 Phone MWCC System Acct. Deposit City Water License # PRV Required S/W Permit I hereby acknowtege that I have read this application and state that the Booster Pump SrW Surcharge information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordin ances. Treatment PI ) na Signature of Permitee? /r `. a APPROVALS Road Unit A Building Permit is issued to: HIMST CONST Planner Park Dad. on the express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all Council applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Bldg, Off- Copies t rt:; Building Official r - Variance TOTAL 103.00 Permit No. Permit Holder Date Telephone # S/W PLUMBING WAC ELECTRIC Dias3 ? ?,? ? °? ELECTRIC Inspection Date Insp. Comments Footings I ire / Z9.9z Is- Foundation Framing Roofing Rough Flog. Rough Htg. Isul. Fireplace Final Htg. Orsat Test Final Plbg. Plbg. Inspector - Notify Plumber Const. Meter Engr./Plan Bldg. Final Deck Fig. ?g Deck Final Well Pr. Disp. WATER SERVICE PERMIT ,a Pilot Knob Rood PERMIT NO.: _1605_ Eagan, MH 55122 DATE: 10/17/74 Zoning: Y51H R1No. of Units: 1 i n Owner: Ti 15en f'nnatX-11r4- Address: 3//fl?/s/,1,Q? '5?z Site Address: -_4386yardenSFail Plumber: _. -nav-roc______ Meter No.: '!? ?! / _d'_7 Connection size: /_? Account Deposit: -- Reader No.:,,, *- I 0? Permit Fee: 10.00 pd 1 agree to comply with the Village of Eagan Surcharge: .50 pd Ordinances. Misc. Charges: Total: _ By Date Paid: Date of Insp.: Insp.: . VILLAGE OF CAGAN SEWER SERVICE PERMIT 3795 Pilot Knob Rood PERMIT NO.: 23G5 Eagan, MN 55122 DATE: 10Z17Z74 Zoning: Rl No. of Units: 1 - Owner: rvilsen Construction Address: Site Address: 4386 Garden 'trail Plumber: Bey roc - 1 agree to comply with the Village of Eagan Connection Charge: 400. 00 Pd Ordinances. Account Deposit: Permit Fee: 10.00 Pd Surcharge: 50 pd : B Misc. Charges: y Date of Insp.: Total: Insp.: Date Paid: EAGAN TOWNSHIP BUILDING. PERMIT NQ 2923 Owner . ......... ....... ._.__.._.... Eagan Township Address (present) ....... .._.._._......... ._ - . Town Hall Builder .............. ....... -.-............ -.... ...._............ Address _...._.__.... -...... -........... DESCRIPTION _ sonesl To Be Used For Front Depth --I I Height --I Est Cost -. -- -JJrlOO Permit Fee Remarks Lv4.y hurl y,C p Streef. Road or other Descriptio_n_ of Location Lot Block `>/a 9G 3 9 3, Y 3 P 6 ?-/ 3 This permit does not authorize the use of streets, roads, alleys or sidewalks nor does it give the owner or his agent the right to create any situation which is a nuisance or which presents a hazard to the health, safety, convenience and general welfare to anyone in the community. THIS PERMIT MUST BE EPT ON THE PREMISE WHILE THE WORK IS IN PROGRESS. This is to certify, that..... 44-.,..'.,..R_.-,,,-,._ has permission to erect a..... 7?........... ' __ the above described premise subject to the provisions of the Building Ordinance for Eagan Township adopted April p11, 1955. 1 du G_`?z- ,fir ' (jam t? ................................. ..... Chaire+aer "' '-'-- Per ....._..---. _....-.......'.-.. Building Inspector ? I have complied with all application requirements for the State of Minnesota contractor's license, and I have submitted all required information to the Department of Commerce for approval. Signature Name of business Date .a' CITY OF EAGAN 3795 Pilot Iuiob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 P=T NO.: 602, The City of Eagan hereby grants to Neil 6 Hubbard Heating s A/C Co. of 99 No. Snelling, St. Paul 55104 a MATTIG Permit for: (Owner) Tilsen Construction Co. 1358 Cosmos Lane, and 4350, 4357, and 43e6 Garden Trai , pursuant to application dated _ 11/8/74 Fae Paid: ggG.ao dated this jqtb?_day of Myjl? 19 .74 2.00 a/c MechSnical Permits: Bi' Total: 1438& AG-tip-- ?p ?{35? 030 03 PERMIT NO.: r .S '.e City of Eagan hereby grants to rums H. Peter M. CITY OF E iGAN 3795 Pilo' Knob Road Eagan, Minnesota 55122 Of i 6-1A Q an -, Ave ij a _ Pt.ttrP.Ty?____ Permit for: (Owner)_ 4386 Carden Trail and 4321 gvpnek TAnp ? pursuant to application dated 4/10175 r^ce Fc.id; SAl). nn dated this - l) h day of April 9'a. i.oo s/c BU:ilding iaspc ctur Li,I- T; tal : CITY OF EAGAN 3830 Pilot Knob Road, P.O. Box 21-199, Eagan, MN 55121 NO2OO53 PHONE: 681 B -4675 UILDING PERMIT Receipt # To be used for EIRE REPAIR Est. Value $8,000 Date-- JAN 24 19 _22 Site Address 4386 GARDEN TR Lot 3 Block 3 Sec/SUtWILDERNESS RUN 2N OFFICE USE ONLY FEES Parcel No. Occupancy - 0 Bldg. Permit 99.0 Zoning Name JAMES 0 r HERN (Actual) Const e 4.00 Surchar Z Address 4386 GARDEN TR (Allowable) g Plan Review, o City EAGAN MN ZZp 55123 # of Stories License Length - Phone 454-5558 Depth - SAC. City Name MIDWEST CONST S.F. Total SAC, MCWCC S.F. Footprints - U Address _ 7010 HWY 7 Sit O S Water Conn n ewage e City M NN A O S MN Z!p 55496 On Site Well Water Meter Phone 290-1414 MWCC System Acct Deposit City Water License # PRV Required S/W Permit I hereby acknowlege that I have read this application and state that the Booster Pump SW Surcharge information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and Ci of Eagan Ordin an ce s. Treatment PI / nc - Signature of Permitee% e ? APPROVALS Road Unit A Building Permit is issued to: MTDWEST CONST Planner Park Ded. on the express condition that all work shall be done in accordance with all Council applicable Slate of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Bldg. Off, Copies II Building Official 1I1 Y,[p?olil 1 m17 Variance TOTAL 103.00 1992 BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION CITY OF EAGAN REQUIREMENTS: ?? OA3 SINGLE FAMILY 2 SETS OF PLANS, 3 REGISTERED SITE SURVEYS, 1 SET ENERGY CALCS. MULTIPLE DWELLINGS 2 SETS OF PLANS, 3 REGISTERED SITE SURVEYS, 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCS. # OF UNITS RENTAL FOR SALE COMMERCIAL 2 SETS OF ARCHITECTURAL & STRUCTURAL PLANS, 1 SET OF SPECIFICATIONS, 1 SET OF ENERGY CALCS. PENALTY APPLIES WHEN TYPING OF PERMIT IS REQUESTED, BUT NOT PICKED UP BY LAST WORKING DAY OF MONTH IN WHICH REQUEST IS MADE 9B LOT CHANGE IS REQUESTED ONCE PERMIT IS ISSUED. NOTE: ADDRESSES FOR CORNER LOTS - CONTRACTOR/HOMEOWNER MUST DESIGNATE WHICH ADDRESS IS DESIRED. NO CHANGES WILL BE ALLOWED ONCE BUILDING PERMIT IS ISSUED. r? To Be Used For: i r'c- ReJ iu1,v)V'aluation: Date: 1 ayI ??- Site Address ;13 K6 C?--u ?dcn Tru `? Lot Block ? Parcel/Sub Owner M r ern ? c n'? Occupancy Zoning Actual Const Allowable Address I?G a d?? r.,.' # of stories Length Depth City/Tip G a? SS a 3 S.F. Total Phone Lf S ?/ - SSS Footprint S.F. Contractor H7 / " On-site sewage On-site well Address 7ci A) a MWCC System City water City/Zip )s 5 S-y? PRV Booster Pump Phone License APPROVALS Planner Council Arch./Engr. Bldg. Off. Variance Address City/Zip Code Phone # Bldg Permit Surcharge Plan Review License Fee SAC, City SAC, MWCC Water Conn. Water Meter Acct. Deposit S/W Permit S/W Surcharge Treatment PI. Road Unit Park Ded. Trail Ded. Copies SUBTOTAL Penalty Lot Change TOTAL FEES Sewer/Water Licensed Contr. Processing time for sewer r per is twR clays once area as been approved. err agrees that all work shall be done in accordance with (STgnature o ermittee all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. MASTER CARD LOCATION " ;4 7,396 "All I, OWNER STRUCTURE AND LAND USED AS Permit No. Issued Issued To Contractor Owner BUILDING w? y PLUMBING q-- crux ? CESSPOOL - SEPTIC TANK -. WELL ELECTRICAL 7 HEATING GAS INSTALLING SANITARY SEWER OTHER OTHER Items Approved (Initial) Date Remarks Distance From Well FOOTING 1 SEPTIC FOUNDATION CESSPOOL FRAMING TILE FIELD FT. FINAL ELECTRICAL HEATING - DEPTH OF WELL GAS INSTALLATION SEPTIC TANK CESSPOOL DRAINFIELD PLUMBING WELL SANITARY SEWER i Violations Noted on Back COMMENTS: ?ti w" city of eagan October 12, 1999 (dun aIly k- ?W 1 4- % CL& Suzanne Anderson Brimacomb 4386 Garden Trail Eagan, MN 55123-1755 Dear Suzanne: 1' s- PATRICIA E. AWADA Mayor PAUL BAKKEN BEA BLOMQUIST PEGGY A. CARLSON SANDRA A. MASIN Council Members THOMAS HEDGES City Aoministroio, E. J. VAN OVERBEKE City Clerk I would like to respond to your letter requesting a skateboard facility in the City of Eagan. In 1998, the City of Eagan, along with the Cities of Burnsville, Apple Valley and Rosemount, contributed money toward the construction of a Skateboard Park in the City of Bumsville. This joint venture was undertaken in an effort to provide all youth that live south of the river with the opportunity to enjoy skateboarding and in-line skating activities at a specially designed facility. The Skateboard Park is located across from the Burnsville Municipal Center. In determining what facilities to build, the City Council carefully tries to balance the needs of everyone in the community and tries to make decisions that will benefit the largest number of people. Thank you for taking the time to write the City with your request. We always appreciate receiving letters and suggestions regarding activities for the youth in our community. Sincerely, \1 Thomas L. Hedges City Administrator MUNICIPAL CENTER 3830 PILOT KNOB ROAD EAGAN. MINNESOTA 55122-1897 PHONE: (651) 681-4600 FAX: (651) 681-4612 TDD(651)454-8535 THE LONE OAK TREE THE SYMBOL OF STRENGTH AND GROWTH IN OUR COMMUNITY Equal Opportunity Employer www.cityofeogan.com MAINTENANCE FACILITY 3501 COACHMAN POINT EAGAN, MINNESOTA 55122 PHONE. (651) 681-4300 FAX: (651) 681-4360 TDD.(651)454-8535 Suzanne Anderson Brimacomb 4386 Garden Trail Eagan, MN 55123-1755 Community Development Director Eagan City Hall 3830 Pilot Knob Road Eagan, MN 55122 Eagan, MN 55122 September 19, 1999 Dear Ms. Reichert; RECEIVED OCT 0 7 1999 BY: Attached you will find a copy of the Winona's Skate Park proposal. I was quite impressed with the park itself. I would truly love to see the city of Eagan pursue such an adventure. I live in a neighborhood where many young skate boarders reside. We of the neighborhood are aware of their ramps and bodies in the streets after dark but one of these days a pizza delivery or such will come down our streets and hit one of these kids. We need to get them off the streets before this tragedy has a chance to occur. The Cascade Bay is fantastic and serves many of our community well. The typical skate boarder, and I hate to generalize, are not the type to "hang out" at the pool. We need a safe environment for their age group too. I have also asked the Park and Recreation Department of Austin, MN, my hometown, to send information on their new park. Dennis Mashka is in charge of it. I'm glad cities are beginning to realize we can offer a safe place to have fun without fear of lawsuits. Please submit this information to the City Council for input on whether or not this proposal is a possibility. Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. I am simply submitting this on behalf of the young boys in my neighborhood that would benefit from a place to belong rather than turning to other less desirable forms of entertainment and thrill seeking. Sincerely, SuzaAnders'on1 ?B`rimacomb 26- 4.8 Skate Park East Recreation Center 210 Zumbro Come join the fun at the "newly" developed 4.8 Skate Park! The skate park features a large spine ramp. 1/4 pipe. transition bank, bump/bump with rail, rail. low ledge. and a high ledge. Additional structures are planned for this spring and summer. Daily Rates: Resident - $2.00 Non-Resident - $3.00 Tentative Start of the Season: April 25. 1999 (weather permitting) Tentative End of Season: November 13, 1999 (depending on weather) Closed: December, January, February, and March Tentative School Year Hours (April, May, Sept. Oct. & Nov.) Monday - Friday - 4:00 - 9:00 PM Saturdays -10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sundays -1:00 - 9:00 PM No School Days & Holidays Monday - Friday 1:00 - 9:00 PM Tentative Summer Hours (June 5 -Sept. 6, 1999) Monday - Saturday -10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sundays -1:00 - 9:00 PM Abbreviated Rules: All skaters must have a signed waiver on file each season before skating. All skaters 17 years of age and under must have their parent/guardian complete and sign the waiver in person at the Skate Park before skating. 'All skaters mustwear 4.8 Skate Park approved equipment (helmet, footwear, knee/elbow pads and wrist protection. 'No children younger than 10 will be allowed in the skating area. `No bicycles - Only Rollerblades and skateboards are allowed in the skating area. The 4.8 Skate Park Committee successfully raised the money for the existing structures (Phase 1). We are now pushing ahead to raise the monies for "Phase II" structures. If you are interested in donating to the 4.8 Skate Park, you may send your donation to: Greater Winona Area Community Foundation 1705 Wilkie Dr. Winona, MN 55987 Check out the 4.8 Skate Park Website: http://members.tripod.com/-fourpoint8/ Park Recreation Department 457-8258 4.8 SKATE PARK GROUP PO Box 1543 Winona. MN 55987.7543 Vice • President - Ridn• hf4nrr Sccrctarv - UndsaY Savi Trrnsurer.lon Meyer Adytsor -Maynard Johnson PRr3ourtel Support- Ivlacgatet Elliott Tccltnrcal Assistants - Brenda Terpstm Wesley Tepstra We wanted to thank you again for your support and offer an update on our progress with the 4.8 Skate Park. Phase I fund raising was completed, initial structures were built, and the park opened on Sept. 26, 1998. We had 668 admissions during the 33 days of operation before closing for cold weather. Users expressed their appreciation and showed their pride and ownership by monitoring themselves. There were no injuries and no discipline problems. The City donated half of the admissions back to 4.8 totaling $756. We're making preparations now to open April 24th for the `99 season. Our community collaborated to make this valuable asset possible for a group of our citizens. We hope you share our pride in this accomplishment as your generosity played a major role. Estimated costs to complete the park equal about 330,000; of which we currently have 310,296. We are now entering Phase IT of the Skate Park which will add greater challenge for advanced skaters with more rails, pyramids, and pipes as well as provide an area designed especially for beginners. The building season is fast approaching; however, we don't feel it worthwhile to bring in the specialized builders until we can provide the materials for a number of structures. Since we operate strictly on a pay-as-we-go basis, we will purchase as many structures as funds will allow in Phase II. The remaining structures for which we do not have funds available at that time will become Phase III, leading to completion. Thus, fund raising has again become our top priority. If you have funds available for non-profit contributions this year, we invite you to consider our continuing efforts. All contributions are deductible. Donations should be designated for the "4.8 Skate Park Fund Drive" and sent to: Greater Winona Area Community Foundation 1705 Wilkie Drive Winona, MN 55987 Members of the Committee are available for presentations to interested companies/ organizations. For information, please contact Maynard Johnson at 457-8258 during the day or Chris Patnaude at 452-0896 evenings. We would also welcome any organizations to sponsor fund- raisers on behalf of our project. We appreciate your kind consideration of our request. Sincerely, A#W,4,J1 Chris Patnaude Maynard Johnson 4.8 SKATEPARK -- FINAL DESIGN (PHASE I, II, III) Designed by Chris Patnaude 4.8 SKATEPARK -- PHASE II - 1 _.._.. .. ...._-.. ct ._._ Jt. --------- ----------- --------- - _•_ _._ _ _._ _ _ _?._ -_ _ 7-7 ---------- --- -------- - ..r._?_...?-??.-_'r.7._ -. 1 I 1 ? 1 I t l I _-._ _ _ _ _ I r _.y. -. ._I ._ ._. Prepared by Chris Patnaude 4.8 SKATEPARK 06STACL a I tTA HASES 1 II 1111 ST(RMC+4A60a) PINE - 28 FT W MAIN MP 5 EXTENS a` BYL8 FT W DE IONS 6 FT TALL 00 (1) BY S2 FT DE. PLATFO MI ON S PINE 44FT TAFT TA Too (2) BUMP TO BUMP W/ FLAT IL -- 8 FT WIDE, 8 X 8 FT TOP, RAIL ACROSS TOP AND DOWN ONE SIDE (NEED TO CUT DOWN TO 2 FT) 3 O O (OLD 3) QUARTER PIPE:- 4 FT TALL, 12 FT WIDE (WILL BE MADE 4 FT WIDER AND BECOME 17) FOR PHASE III) 100 (NEW 3) QUARTER PIPE - 3 FT TALL, 1:2 FT WIDE 3 0 0 (4) TRANSITIONED BANK-4 FT TALL, 12 FT WIDE L/00 (5) HIGH LEDGE - 1.5 FT TALL, 4 FT WIDE, 12 FT LONG, METAL EDGE ON BOTH SIDES 1 1 p (6) LOW LEDGE - 8 IN TALL, 4 FT WIDE, 8 FT LONG, METAL EDGE ON BOTH `i SIDES O (7) FREE STANDING ROUND RAIL -1.5 FT TALL, 12 FT LONG (NEED TO STABILIZE) A400 (8) QUARTER PIPE - 5 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE qo 0 (9) SUB BOX - 4 FT TALL BANK, 1 FT TALL LEDGE, 16 FT WIDE -70 C (10) QUARTER PIPE - 5 FT TALL SECTION 12 FT WIDE / 6 FT TALL SECTION 12 FT WIDE, 24 FT WIDE TOTAL r (CEO (11) TRIANGULAR HIP - 3 FT TALL, TRANSITIONED C)DO, (12) LAUNCH RAMP W/ LEDGE -3.5 FT TALL, 12 FT WIDE, 8 FT GAP AND ROLL DOWN, 1-1.5 FT TALL LEDGE ON ONE SIDE WITH 2- STEEL PIPE 00 0 (13) HALF PYRAMID W/ 2 HIPS - 2-2.5 FT TALL, 45° HIPS, 4 FT X 6 FT TOP ,1600 (14) QUARTER PIPE - 6 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE I 000 (15) QUARTER PIPE - 7.5 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE, SET BACK 1-2 FT ?.50 V (16) QUARTER PIPE - 6 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE 7 00 (17) QUARTER PIPE - 4 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE, PART OF 90° HIP ) 000 (18) QUARTER PIPE - 4 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE, PART OF 90° HIP 1000 (19) QUARTER PIPE -4 FT TALL, 16 FT WIDE l SbO (1), (2), (OLD 3), (4), (5), (6), AND (7) - ALREADY EXISTING - PHASE I 100 (10), (13), AND (14) -- PHASE 11 00 (NEW 3), (8), (9), (11), (12), (15), (16), (17), (18), AND (19) - PHASE III 4,'100 4.8 Skate 1998 Report & Overview History Skateboarders and Rollerbladers did not have a place to skate and ordinances began prohibiting their sport. Kids were getting their skateboards and rollerblades taken away, and they were being fined. There needed to be a place for them to skate. --December 15. 1997: a petition with almosl 600 signatures was brought to the Winona City Council requesting the city looked at constructing a skate park. --Jerry Krage (Council Member) and Maynard Johnson (Recreation Director) met with a group of 10 persons that same night to get the ball rolling. -January 13. 1998: Scheduled our I" actual meeting and came up with the name of 4.8 (Four wheels on a skateboard and eight wheels on a pair of skates). Elected officers- President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, and Advisors (Mostly high school kids, some college, and a few parents). --Began planning, taking the necessary steps, gathering information, visiting other parks, etc. (There was only a handful of skate parks in Minnesota when we started). --Committee designed a 4.8 logo and put the logo on shirts and began selling the shirts -Opened a 4.8 bank account -Discussed possible sites (indoor/outdoor). Decided that an outdoor site was easiest to achieve. -Original site recommended was East Lake Area next to tennis courts across from Lake View Drive Inn (ran into problems with that site). -Downsized the skate park. Went to City Council with our second recommendation which the council okayed-East Recreation Center's southeast comer -Greg Witt, originally from Winona, rated No.S in the nation as an amateur skateboarder, competing and working for a California Skate Company, "Good Time Skateboards", came to one of our meetings and gave us ideas and contacts. -Greg sent us an excellent tape explaining the skate park revolution. (Tape detailed all aspects of building, planning, etc.). --Greg hooked us up with Eric Froland (Shakopee) who designed and built structures for the "Third Lair Skate Park", the first Minnesota skate park. Eric has built other structures for other parks throughout the U.S. --l-looked up with Eric who designed, with the kids' inputs, the structures desired at the park, putting together the layout, structure, design sizes, woad/metal list for an outside facility designed for all skills-novice to experienced. (Portable for variety and to allow structures to be moved inside or to another location). --Council Approved: 1) East Recreation Center as site 2) Allowed up to 550,000 to be used for site preparation (provided the 4.8 committee provide funding for the actual structures and the cost of building them) 3) Resurface existing blacktop at East Recreation Center 4) Fencing/Gates 5) Supervision provided using Park Rec Budget, etc. 6) Is[ year 50% of gate fees goes to 4.8 committee and 50% goes to the City of Winona- then determined on yearly bases to help cover insurance costs and other deductibles 7) 55,000 of the 550,000 to be used to match funds 4.8 Skate Park made dollar for dollar for 1"55,000 only 8) Allowed equipment to be purchased and structures built one piece at a time when funds were available instead of waiting until 4.8 Park had full funding --Local bids were only accepted for the entire Skate Park. --McKinley United Methodist Church joined us as a co-sponsor for our fundraising thus allowing us to enter into an agreement with the "Greater Winona Area Community Foundation" to act as the repository for funds collected/donated for the Skate Park --Letters were sent out to local individuals, companies, organizations, and civic groups requesting donations for the "4.8 Skate Park Fund Drive". Greater Winona Area Community Foundation 1705 Wilkie Drive Winona, MN 55987 -Various fundraisers were done: " Presentations' to groups, skateboard and Rollerblade "demos" at Econo Foods and Sugar Loaf Furniture were done on the weekends % of sales going to the 4.8 fund drive, ran concession stands at stores and tournaments, participated in local parades, sponsored dances at the East Recreation Center, sold T-shirts with 4.8 logos, buttons, and other fundraisers -August 11. 1998: Had raised enough money to start phase I at the park to try to open for the fall. Eric Froland and two qualified skaters and builders began building the "Phase I" structures at Mark Zimmerman's farm (owner of Sugar Loaf Furniture). --August 28. 1998: The pieces of the structures were transported to the East Recreation Center site to be totally assembled. -September 9. 1998: All of the phase I structures were completed. --September 17& 18 1998 Spray painted metal structures for protection --September 21, 1998. Dave Strock-Berkley Risk Management Inspector- gave the go ahead to use the park. --September 23. 1998: Skate Park staff trained in First Aid and CPR -September 24. 1998: Skate park staff training and on site expectations, responsibilities were specified. --September 25. 1998: 4.8 Committee had a total skate park clean up. Staff and Committee members enjoyed a "Free ,rial run". --September 26. 1998: Opened Skate Park--1°t day: 43 participants, 2nd day: 61 participants --November 14. 1998: Last Day of Skate Park due to cold weather Specific Figures: "4.8 Skate Park" Raised/Paid out (Structures): $8, 476.45 (UBC) $4,044.95 (Win. Attr. Mill) $3,676.31 (Eric Froland-Builder/designer) " $5,000 also paid to Eric Froland by $16, 197.71 total City of Winona as matching fund. City paid out/Site preparation: $37,843.75 (1998 total) $4,647.87 (Encumber for 1999 - lights, electricity, window,installation) $42,491.62 total Insurance Costs: $1,170.00 yr. (Jan.-Dec 1998) $310.00 (actual cost pro-rated Sep.26-Dec. 31,1998) 1998 Fee Structure: Daily (Res)-$2.00 Mon-Fri (Non-Res)-$3.00 Sat & Sun (Non-Res)-$5.00 Number of days open: 33 Number of total resident admissions: 583 participants Number of total Non-Resident participants: 85 participants Total Admissions: 668 participants Average admissions per day: 20 Largest Admissions per day: 61 Injuries: None Major Discipline Problems: None 1998 Fall Open Hours (Sep. 26-Nov. 14, 1998): Weekdays: 4:00pm-dark Saturdays: 10:00am-dark Sundays: 1:00pm-dark Current Structures: *Spine ramp *1/4 pipe *Transition bank *Bump & bump w/ rail *Rail *Low ledge *High ledge The City of Winona, Minnesota proudly presents The Grand Opening and Dedication of the "4.8 Skate Park." July 25, 1999 2:00 p.m. PROGRAM SCHEDULE Welcome ..............................................................................................Jerry Miller (Mayor) Key-Note Speaker/ History of Skating ..........................Greg Witt, Goodtime owner/skater (past Winona resident) Origination of 4.8 .......................................Gerry Krage (Council Member/4.8 Supporter) Presentation of Dedication Plaque .....................................Gerry Krage (Council Member) Introduction of Officers and Committee ....................................Chris Patnaude (President) Ricky Meyer (ice-President) Jon Meyer (Treasurer) Lindsay Servi (Secretary) Margaret Elliot (Personnel Support) Brenda Terpstra (Technical Assistant) Wesley Terpstra (Technical Assistant) Lori Meyer (Technical Assistant) Maynard Johnson (Advisor) Closing Comments ................................................Maynard Johnson (Recreation Director) Ribbon Breaking ..........................................................................................Selected Skaters Pro-Skate Demo ............................................................Goodtimes/Adrenalin Rider/Others .....s Drawing for Prizes and refreshments following the Demo """ r ZI- °-' sic e Pik c u e k6-(A- ?dL?Y\ e 3? 0ve?vev o{? lgti? ?? , We lza-ve ? e lv? Z/9o?e IIA ?Ort ?, Those Who Made This a Reality 4.8 Skate Park Committee ................................................. See program section for names Co-Sponsor .............................................................. McKinley United Methodist Church Repositor of Funds Greater Winona Area Community Foundation Mayor ...............................................................................................................Jerry Miller City Council I s` Ward ...............................................................................................Harlan Knight 2nd ward ................................................................................................ Gerry Krage 3`d Ward .................................................................................................. Jay Kohner 4d' Ward ..................................................................................George Borzyskowski At Large ....................................................................................................Tim Breza At Large ...................................................................................... Dieter Mielimonka City Manager ............................................................................................... Eric Sorensen Recreation Director ................................................................................ Maynard Johnson Asst. Recreation Director .................................................................................... Chad Ubl Facilities Co-ordinator ..............................................................................Christina Oliver Superintendent of Parks ................................................................................. Bruce Fuller Builder/Designer ............................................................................Eric "Woody" Froland Off Site Structure Building ................................................................. Sugarloaf Furniture Structures-Wood/Fence Materials ................................................ United Building Center Structures-Metal Materials .............................................................Winona Attrition Mills Blacktop ..................................................................................................... Dunn Blacktop Electrical ......................................................................................................Bauer Electric Shed ............................................................................................... Scherbring Enterprises Park Recreation Department Maintenance Staff and the many generous donations from the community and surrounding area. ell P. ?J ? ? o ?t o? , (Y1 ?U S S °? 8?7 37e C:Vdy Documc=WJ Conespondmce\Sk= Puk0edicazion agenda.doc MIDWEST CONSTRUCTION 7010 Highway 7 Mpls., Mn. 55426 920-1414 CONTRACTOR JOB ESTIMATE Name: JIM O'HERN Date: 1/20/92 Street: 4386 Garden Trail Home Phone: 454-5558 City: Eagan Office Phone: State: Mn. Zip: 55123 Insurance: Dolliff, Inc. Insurance Phone: 337-5679 Agent: Bruce McIntosh Fax: Appraised By: Tom Gastler Job Description: FIRE DAMAGE ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ Claim #: ------------------------- ------------------------- LIVING ROOM: 16.88' X 13.33' & 2.5' X 7' X 8'h Seal Ceiling 236 sf Paint ceiling 236 sf Seal walls 515 sf Paint walls 515 sf Demo paper border 5 bolts Prep walls 5 bolts Install border 5 bolts Demo pad 28.66 yds Install pad 28.66 yds Restretch carpet 28.66 yds Paint registers Qty. 2 Remove & reset light Qty. 1 Remove & reset draperies Qty. 1 Move & reset contents 515 sf LIVING ROOM CLOSET: 2.5' X 6' X 81h Seal Ceiling 15 sf Paint ceiling 15 sf Seal walls 34 sf Paint walls 34 sf Demo pad 1.67 yds Install pad 1.67 yds Restretch carpet 1.67 yds Seal & paint shelves Qty. 1 KITCHEN: 18.66' X 8' X 89h Seal Ceiling 149 sf Paint ceiling 149 sf Seal walls 379 sf Paint walls 379 sf Remove & reset light Qty. 2 Demo wallpaper 7 rolls Prep walls 7 rolls Install wallpaper 7 rolls Remove & reset draperies Qty. 1 Move & reset contents 379 sf REAR ENTRY: 3.5' X 3.2' X 8'h Seal ceiling 11 sf Paint ceiling 11 sf Remove & reset light Qty. 1 HALL: 3' X 16.33' X 8'h & 3.5' X 3' X 8'h Seal Ceiling 60 sf Paint ceiling 60 sf Seal walls 301 sf Paint walls 301 sf Demo pad 6.67 yds Install pad 6.67 yds Restretch carpet 6.67 yds Paint registers Qty.` 2 Remove & reset light Qty. 1 PANTRY: 2' X 3.2' X 8'h Seal Ceiling 11 sf Paint ceiling 11 sf Seal walls 301 sf Paint walls 301 sf BATH: 8' X 4.4' X 81h & 2.67' X 5' Seal ceiling 49 sf Paint ceiling 49 sf Demo wallpaper 5 rolls Prep walls 5 rolls Install wallpaper 5 rolls Seal walls 60 sf Paint walls 60 sf Remove & reinstall light Qty. 1 Remove & reinstall accesories Qty. 1 Paint register Qty. 1 LINEN CLOSET: 2.67' X 3' X 8'h Seal ceiling 8 sf Paint ceiling 8 sf Seal walls 91 sf Paint walls 91 sf MASTER BEDROOM: 10.2' X 11.33' X 8'h Seal ceiling 116 sf Paint ceiling 116 sf Seal walls 344 sf Paint walls 344 sf Paint register Qty. 2 Demo pad 13 yds Install pad 13 yds Restretch carpet 13 yds Remove & reset light Qty. 1 Remove & reset contents 344 sf CLOSET: 2.33' X 7' X 8'h Seal ceiling 16 sf Paint ceiling 16 sf Seal walls 93 sf Paint walls 93 sf Demo pad _ 1.67 yds Install pad 1.67 yds Restretch carpet 1.67 yds SOUTHWEST BEDROOM: 11' X 9.5' X 8'h Seal ceiling 105 sf Paint ceiling 105 sf Seal walls 328 sf Paint walls 328 sf Paint register Qty. 2 Demo pad 12.67 yds Install pad 12.67 yds Restretch carpet 12.67 yds Remove & reset light Qty. 1 Remove & reset contents 328 s f CLOSET: 2.33' X 6.25' X 8'h Seal ceiling 15 sf Paint ceiling 15 sf Seal walls 137 s f Paint walls 137 s f Demo pad 1.67 yds Install pad 1.67 yds Restretch carpet 1.67 yds NORTHWEST BEDROOM: 10.2 X 11.2 & 2.5 X 3 X 8' h Demo drywall Demo insulation Demo Vapor barrier Demo windows Qty. 2 Demo storm windows Qty. 2 Demo base Demo door Demo carpet Demo subfloor OPEN Backspray wall & ceiling cavity Install windows Qty. 2 Stain & varnish windows' Qty. 2 Install storm windows Qty. 2 Install insulation Install vapor barrier Install drywall Seal, drywall Texture ceiling Paint walls Install wall paper Install carpet & pad Install base Stain & varnish base Install door Qty. 1 Stain & varnish door Qty. 1 Install curtains Qty. 2 Install mini-blinds Qty. 2 Closet: 2.33 X 7 X 81h Demo drywall Demo insulation Demo Vapor barrier Demo base Demo door Demo carpet Demo subfloor OPEN Backspray wall & ceiling cavity Install insulation Install vapor barrier Install drywall Seal drywall Texture ceiling Paint walls Install shelf & rod Install carpet & pad Install base Stain & varnish base Install bifold door Qty. 1 Stain & varnish door Qty. 1 BASEMENT STAIRS: 10 X 3 X 9'h Seal ceiling 30 sf Paint ceiling 30 sf Seal walls 173 sf Paint walls 173 sf LAUNDRY: 10.67 X 18 X 7'h FURNACE: 20.25 X 11 X 71h REC ROOM: 24.2 X 12.33 & 3.67 X 5.75 X 71h Demo drywall 105 sf Install drywall 305 sf Scrape ceiling 214 sf Seal ceiling 319 sf Texture ceiling 319 sf Seal walls 201 sf Paint walls 201 sf Demo pad 26 yds Install pad 26 yds Restretch carpet 26 yds Carpet metals 12 if Remove & reset contents 563 sf CLOSET : 3.5 X 6.8 X V h Seal ceiling 24 sf Paint ceiling 24 sf Seal walls 144 sf Paint walls 144 sf OFFICE: 10 X 12.25 X VH WEST EXTERIOR: R & R shutters Qty. 6 Repair soffit Qty. 1 Power wash soffit Power wash siding NORTH EXTERIOR: Power wash siding GENERAL: Electrical repair to code OPEN Debris pickup 2.1 hrs Permits Qty. 1 Final cleanup .7 hrs Cartage Qty. 2 This estimate is for completing the job as described above. It is based on our evaluation and does not include material price increases or additional labor and materials which may be required should unforeseen problems or adverse weather conditions arise after the work has started. J 01283 R uest Dete Fire No. Rough -in Insped ro 7 I Requtretl? Inspector ? Ready Nov, F F2 Yes G No G When Re when Ready? I U;4 eensed contractor ? owner hereby request inspection of above electrical work at: Box or R e .I Job Ad resa Stri City r V :IV Section No. Township Name or No. Rang. No. - County doL?A Occupant lPRINT? 4 si - Phone No. Power Supplier Address Elect ri al .ntractor (Company N rni Contractors License No. Mailing Atldress c ntracror caner. Making Installaiiory Autho Signature 1 ontra orlOwner Making installation) Phone mbar MINNES( A STATE BOARD OF ELEG0" ITY THIS INSPECTION REQUEST WILL NOT Griggs-Midway Bldg. - Room 5-173 BE ACCEPTED BY THE STATE BOARD 1821 University Ave., St. Paul, MN 55100 UNLESS PROPER INSPECTION FEE IS Phone (612) 6020800 ENCLOSED. 0.4 REQUEST FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTION -"r (? ? See instructions for complet og this form on back of yellow copy 1 1 1f? / n ••X' Below Wnrk Cnvared by Thic Ranueaf 41 EB-00001-08 v r Ld v,., - - ---- -- - dcL Ppp. Typeot Building Appliances Wired EquipmenlWired Home Range Temporary Service Duplex Water Heater Electric Heating Apt Building Dryer Other (Specify) Comm./Industrial { Furnace Farm Air Conditioner Other (specity) Contractors Remarks ?: _ Compute Inspection Fee Below: A yet/ # - Other Fee # Service Emranc ize Fee # Circuits/Feeders Fee Swimming Pool O to 200 Amps 0 to 100 Amps Transformers Above 200 _ Amps Above 100 Amps Signs Inspecrorg Use Ony. ^ TOTAL Irrigation Booms / l// A'?i Special Inspection i `/ Alarm/Communication THIS INSTALLATION MAY B RED DISCONNECTED IF NOT • Other Fee COMPLETED WITHIN 16 ONTHS. I, the Electrical Inspector, hereby Rough-in Date certify that the above inspection has been made. F;nel Dql^ ?j ?j OFFICE USE ONLY This request void 18 months from PERMIT City of Eagan Permit Type:Building Permit Number:EA114735 Date Issued:09/18/2013 Permit Category:ePermit Site Address: 4386 Garden Tr Lot:003 Block: 003 Addition: Wilderness Run 2nd PID:10-84351-03-030 Use: Description: Sub Type:Reroof Work Type:Replace Description: Census Code:434 - Zoning: Square Feet:0 Occupancy: Construction Type: Comments:If there is no ice protection inspection prior to final, the contractor must meet the inspector w/ a ladder and flat bar. Pictures are not acceptable in lieu of inspections. Carbon monoxide detectors are required by law in ALL single family homes . Jackie Terrell Valuation: 4,000.00 Fee Summary:BL - Base Fee $4K $103.25 0801.4085 Surcharge - Based on Valuation $4K $2.00 9001.2195 $105.25 Total: I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Contractor:Owner:- Applicant - Kyle L Schomaker 4386 Garden Tr Eagan MN 55122 Walker Roofing Company 2274 Capp Rd St Paul MN 55114 (651) 251-0910 Applicant/Permitee: Signature Issued By: Signature PERMIT City of Eagan Permit Type:Mechanical Permit Number:EA125745 Date Issued:08/01/2014 Permit Category:ePermit Site Address: 4386 Garden Tr Lot:003 Block: 003 Addition: Wilderness Run 2nd PID:10-84351-03-030 Use: Description: Sub Type:Residential Work Type:Replace Description:Furnace & Air Conditioner Comments:Questions regarding electrical permit requirements should be directed to State Electrical Inspector, Mark Anderson at (952) 445-2840. Tina Rykiss 6510 Hwy 36 Blvd. N. Fee Summary:ME - Permit Fee (Replacements)$55.00 0801.4088 Surcharge-Fixed $5.00 9001.2195 $60.00 Total: I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the information is correct and agree to comply with all applicable State of Minnesota Statutes and City of Eagan Ordinances. Contractor:Owner:- Applicant - Kyle L Schomaker 4386 Garden Tr Eagan MN 55122 (612) 720-4824 Apollo Heating (aka Affordable Comfort Mechanical) 6510 Hwy 36 Blvd N Oakdale MN 55128 (651) 770-0603 Applicant/Permitee: Signature Issued By: Signature