400%
200%
100%
75%
50%
25%
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
1989-10-09 - Minutes
PRAB REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 9, 1989 The meeting was called to order by Charlie Sego at 5:00 in the City Adminstration building, room 326. Members present: Alexander, Colwell, Kimbrough, Lucas, Melton, Ryan, Sego, Waite Staff present: Clark, Cox, Edmonston Guests present: BUSINESS Ron Wood, David Cox, Phyllis Rice, John McNair, and Dick Oliver from the Youth Center Board, Al Einert and Mark Robinson from MESA and Al Einert Landscape Architects. I. MOTION:LUCAS/COLWELL The minutes from the September 25, 1989 meeting were approved unanimously 8-0. II. YOUTH CENTER POOL RENOVATION RECOMMENDATION McNair reported that the renovation of the pool is aimed to last for the next 15-20 years. The Youth Center Board wants the pool to be the best it can be and something that Fayetteville can be proud of. The recommendation of the Youth Center Board is $1 million on repair and renovation of the Youth Center pool. The repairs and changes that are needed include replacing the roof, installing a new liner in the pool, replacing the old gutter system, building an addition to the east of the building for dressing rooms and office space with a handicapped access to building, and installing a new filter. Other items include installing a dehumidifier system, repairing the sidewalk outside, and increasing the bleacher area. MOTION:LUCAS/MELTON The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommends to the City Board of Directors that the Youth Center Pool be renovated at an estimate cost of $1 million. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY 6-0 Page 2 GULLEY PARK MASTER PLAN III. Mark Robinson presented the Gulley Park Master Plan. He explained the phases and which items were to be installed in each phase. The first phase will include some parking, picnic areas, jogging trails, restrooms, playground, pavilion, volleyball court, and a few other items. The Parks Board decided to hold a Public Meeting at Butterfield elementary school on Tuesday, October 24 at 6:30 p.m. The Master plan will be on display at the Youth Center for the public to view. MOTION:RYAN/ALEXANDER The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommends to the City Board of Directors to approve the Gulley Park Master plan as presented. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY 8-0 LAKE SEQUOYAH PURCHASE IV. Joe Collins request to purchase three acres of Lake Sequoyah was denied by the Parks Board. Mr. Collins wanted the land to build a parts store or a chicken house. The Board decided that even though the lake is almost dry, Park land should be treated as a park until the City Board states otherwise. MOTION:WAITE/LUCAS The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board denied the request to sell three acres of Lake Sequoyah. ' MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY 8-0 CITY POOL REPORT V. Edmonston gave the final report for 1989 on the city pool. Attendance was down this year from past years but other towns also had lower attendance this year. The drop in attendance was caused by the rainy weather. FIESTA SUBDIVISION VI. Edmonston reported that the developer will come talk to the Board in November. Page 3 BABE RUTH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REQUEST VII. The Parks Board reviewed the request. No action was taken. OTHER BUSINESS David Cox reported that there will be a Public Meeting at the Quorum Court Building on Thursday, October 12 and Friday, October 13 to discuss the Walton Arts Center. Edmonston reported that the Bth Annual Turkey Trot entry forms are being distributed and is to be held on November 12 at 2:00 p.m. MOTION:RYAN/COLWELL The meeting was adjourned at 6:40. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY 8-0 Minutes Approved: • FAYETTEVILLE CITY POOL DUE two days after the end of the mont MONTHLY REPORT Month of A igngt 0119 TOTAL ATTENDANCE DAYS OPENED AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE Average Saturday Average Sunday -Average Weekend (Sat & S HIGHEST DAILY ATTENDANCE POOL OFFICE REVENUES CONCESSION REVENUES STAFF HOURS TOTAL HOURS OPEN STAFF HOURS/HOUR OPEN 6,243 27 231 ..310 306 304 408 $ 4. , 187.. 50 $2,853.91 3,110 3.76 8.27 USER PERCENTAGES (Number/Percentage) Mom & Tot (Daily) Preschool (Daily) Grade School (Daily) Adult (Daily) Child Season Pass Adult Season Pass CHEMICALS USED Gas Chlorine Granular Chlorine Sodium Bi Carbonate Soda Ash Alum Other 331; 5% 309; 5% 2289.37% 546; 9%c' 2002.;32% 766;12% 1.,200 100` 2,200 Day/Date F� 0 k s CLOSPJ 0 I+Du-r5 C tO5eJ ly 3 46 FAYETTEVILLE CITY POOL DUE two days after the end of the month MONTHLY REPORT Month of END OF YEAR REPORT TOTAL ATTENDANCE 25,528 DAYS OPENED 91 AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE 280.5 Average Saturday 352 Average Sunday 297.3 Average Weekend (Sat & Sun) 324.3 HIGHEST DAILY ATTENDANCE .593 Day/Date 6/21/89 POOL OFFICE REVENUES 533,004,55 CONCESSION REVENUES 513,060,26 STAFF HOURS 9,793 TOTAL HOURS OPEN 1,075 F0(� IOays CL0S�c"�c1' STAFF HOURS/HOUR OPEN 9.1 'T©U f.S e « (�(f tv 44 USER PERCENTAGES (Number/Percentage) I Mom & Tot (Daily) 1,253; 5% Preschool (Daily) 1,235; 5% Grade School (Daily) 10,008;39% Adult (Daily) 2,266; 9% Child Season Pass 7,655;30% Adult Season Pass 5,377;12% CHEMICALS USED Gas Chlorine 4,2001b Granular Chlorine 4751b Sodium Bi Carbonate Soda Ash Alum Other 7,30Olb 46