HomeMy WebLinkAboutWIP of 02/08/01WEEKLY INFORMATION PACKET
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`~' TO Mayor Toor and Members of the City Council
FROM Ronald A Secnst, City Manager
Chns Andersen, Deputy City Manager for Environmental Services
Chris Dropinski, Director, Pazks and Recreation Department
Sazah DeSouza, Assistant to the Director
Diana Royce Smith and Teresa Grills, City Liaison Office
DATE February 8, 2001
SUBJECT Information Item: Parks and RecreaUOn Advisory Board and City Council
Involvemern in Public & Pnvate Partnering and Vaimont City Pazk
At its January 29, 2001, meeUng, the Pazks and Re creahon Advisory Boacd (PRAB)
reviewed the attached document outlimng the ways in wtuch the Boazd and Board
members individually can become more actively involved in shaping the work to
develop partnerslups and partnered projects for the Valmont City Pazk site It may be
helpful to Members of City Council to have tius informarion during and following the
February 13, 2001, Jomt Study Session, with the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board,
on Valmont City Park
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~~ Included in the document aze opportunities also for Members of the City Council to be
more achvely involved in pursuu~g this unique and evolving undertakuig. Here ~s a
summary of the attached document
1 Assign one or two PRAB members on a continumg basis to Valmont City Pazk and
the PubGc and Private Partnerstup process
2 Individual PRAB and City Council members are mvited to become mvolved, as their
time allows, m any part of the City Liaison Office work on Vaimont City Park. Their
insights, inputs and issues may ultimately affect the formal decisions of the Board and
the City Council.
PRAB and City Council will receive written monthly updates regarding the recent
acnvities of the City Liaison Office.
4 Monthly public u-formational meetings regazding Valmont City Pazk w~ll be held
starhng in February 2001, at which Prospective Partnerslups will present their pro~ects
at or about the time for cons~deration whether t6e partnership should receive a Letter of
Irnerest from the City, requesting them to proceed with the developmern of a more fully
evolved Partnered Project Proposal (PPP)
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