Here is the relevance - it's a learning opportunity:

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http://www.nrpa.org/content/default.aspx?documentId=647

Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
Candidate for MPRB, Dist. 5



--- Randall G Cutting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Ok, I know this is walking a narrow line for Minneapolis specificity, but
> I can't help myself.  In light of the upcoming Park Board election
> everyone should be aware of our neighbor-to-the-east's recent national
> award for the best park administration.
> 
> An article can be found in the Pioneer Press
> (http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/news/local/12956966.htm - free
> registration required)
> 
> The report includes the line, "Judges look at long-range planning, fiscal
> management, environmental stewardship and other criteria."
> 
> Interesting isn't it, how national organizations such as the National
> Recreation and Park Association and the American Academy for Park and
> Recreation Administration recognize the importance of these things, but
> our current Gang of 5 won't plan for the long term (no current master
> plan), make poor financial decisions (privatization), and appear to prefer
> development over preservation (football fields over open space).
> 
> That's why I will be voting for reform candidates such as Scott Vreeland
> who, coincidently, has worked for years to protect and improve our city's
> environment and includes fiscal management and long-range planning as
> critical issues on his web site www.scottvreeland.org.
> 
> Other reform candidates are listed on the park watch web site at:
> http://www.mplsparkwatch.org/node/359
> 
> We NEED a better park board!
> 
> Randall Cutting
> Seward
 

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