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Open Space Advisory Board <br />Minutes <br />April 9th, 2014 <br />Page 5 of 7 <br />will the parking lot's issues be addressed? Mike suggested that starting the public <br />process will create the expectation of immediate work. <br />VIII. Public Comments on Items Not on the Agenda- Andy Lecuyer 1364 Golden <br />Eagle Way: Wants to see an articulation of a plan for the Cottonwood Park purchase, so <br />there isn't the perception that the City bought the property just to placate the immediate <br />neighbors. <br />IX. Discussion: Open Space Capital Improvement Projects- List of 2015 CIP <br />proposals that the board needs to rank as high, medium, and low priority. The list is in <br />no particular order. Most of these would be funded by the Open Space & Parks <br />Conservation Trust Fund, though not necessarily. Ember gave a brief explanation of <br />each one of these, giving an approximate 2015 cost for each. OSAB voted on each one. <br />Please see table on page six to review OSAB rankings. <br />Tom wanted it to be noted for the minutes that he was dissatisfied with the way that the <br />city facility was funded by the Open Space & Parks Conservation Trust Fund without it <br />ever coming before the board for comment. <br />It was agreed that the Interpretative Education could roll into the wayfinding initiative. <br />The Board then voted by each person individually ranking their top three priorities. The <br />results (in order of points received): <br />1) Wayfinding Signs /Interpretive Education <br />2) Trail Improvement <br />3) Monitoring and Inventory <br />4) Hecla Lake Improvements <br />5) New Trails <br />