HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-06-04 - MinutesPARKS AJ!D Rc^Ri:T1C:: ADVISORY EO::RD J;v:e / 19'0
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Membeh•s Present: Marga* -et 1'Tooi•on, Dale.. Clark, David L_,shley, Barbara Broylcs.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairrra.n, David Lashley
i•;iss Wooten stated that the grant for the Adult Recreation Program ends a year
from July.
Mr. Lashley asked if a full time director will be needed for this prcgr2s: after
the high-rise is completed. Miss Wooten stated that Bre would be needed.
Mr. Clark said that the City Svriimning Pool is staffed and ready to open when
weather vrill permit. He also said that the recreation p:o3r1tr.s are staffed and
will begin Yonday, June 8.
T-31-iey aalC if tihe children are bussed to the tennis courts when tennis is
listed on the recreation program, Kr. Clark stated that the children are to meet
at the City Park tennis courts when tennis is scheduled but that if thers are
enough interested persons who need transportaticn they would try to arrange :w,
Mr. Lashley stated that if
there are not enough
participants
for softball_
at the
individuals o;:zi recreation
area, they should be
informed that softball is
av�nil-
able at the Youth Center,
Mr. Clark said that therc are
staff meetings ovary
Pride.y at
noon to disci.+.ss
and
• get together on the varicus
problems.
Ex. Clark said that one of
the tennis instructors
had asked
if it vrouid be
pnssi_blr
to got a raise in salary,
The Board a reed that
the p:.y i::
not enough !ut
.,aid
that $1.75 is all that is budgeted,
M.". C1ar.Ic and iir. Thornsberry had gene to Cberm�n-1 Park to see v:hat is ne 3ed thee,
Poles for the footbridge are there,
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Mr. Lashley said that City Engineer, Paul I.3tt.ke, is to na:ce a topographical rap
/j of the Cberzan Park area.
Lr: ba.ddc f04tna ::siU:,n was DJ1''..c IJuildii: 3 of Vr h
L`Yr-'I g Baron 1':i�h a Lid Of .10 000,
K" Piinoorn sent tir ��Ih i.0 Gari c. -;urea to _..o'.; at thei2'Mb1i!C.i' 3 and i
c r c p�easc.•d
wi_i,h tile -,71.
The School Board vrill not approve the bid until z�.n agreement is drawn up on I;ayl,,elle
of Utilities ctte. The school will pav the utilities and maintcna.^ce, t;icn
will pay a fee based on their hours of use.
Kr. Clark suggested having the residents around Oberman Park, vrho volunt_ered to
help ':;1111 th0_^O�OCt, Olean OL'., f.e b.^.'i5h Jnr.. h^ .: iCsr
t:lat the v:atcr ,:ill drain better.
Th:^re being no. further business, the m^etini ;'as a:ijouuiij�d
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