The
Approve Minutes of
Geraldine McIntyre moved to
approve the minutes of the
Public Comment
No Public Comment
Review Accounts Payable Expenditures
The expenditures for the month of January were discussed.
Old Business
Brett shared with the board that the Master Plan has hit a stopping point. The assessment needs to be completed and he is trying to find someone to assist with that. Brett is hoping to have the Master Plan finished and submitted no later than May of this year.
New Business
Geraldine attended the
Michael Griffey has heard there has been some discussion with the Fall Festival about removing the posts at the Shelter House. Brett said he has been in contact with the president of the Fall Festival, Ron Wayt, about this issue. Ron said they are investigating the removal of the posts or possibly moving the stage, but assured Brett they are fully aware it needs to be brought to the Parks Board when they have the information before making any decisions. Michael stated that a lot of the work the Street Department does is at the Parks and Shelters and wants to clarify if something needs done, the Street Department is going to do it. They don’t have time to wait until the next parks board meeting to get approval. This is for minor items, such as repairs and maintenance. Brett is fine with that and trusts Jim Ragle’s judgment on making those decisions.
Amber asked Brett if he has been in contact with Don Lewis, Township Trustee concerning the Shelter House Rental Fees. Brett said that he has spoken with Don and everyone is okay with the charges. The Clerk-Treasurer’s office received a complaint that the entire $200 has to be paid up-front to reserve the big Shelter House. This individual thought that only $100 should be required to reserve the Shelter House for the day desired and then sometime before the event is held, the other $100 should be due. They said $200 is a considerable amount of money for a person to come up with at one time. There was discussion about rental fees, deposits, damages, non-payment issues and no-shows. It was decided that the requirements would remain the same for now and see if anymore complaints are received. The way it currently is set up is the $200 is collected up front and $100 is refundable provided there are no damages. Only $100 will be refunded if the reservation is cancelled.
The meeting was moved to adjourn by Geraldine McIntyre and seconded by Michael Griffey. Motion carried.