HomeMy WebLinkAboutNovember 16, 1983COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PARK BOARD
MEETING
NOVEMBER 16, 1983
ROLL CALL
Members present:
William Hollom, James Fowler, doAnn Jernall, John
Murzyn, Jon Starcevic, Rita Petkoff, Fredrick V.
Salsbury, Director of Public Works/City Engineer
Also presnet:
Hitch DeMars, Street & Park Superintendent
READING OF THE MINUTES
Motion by Jernall, seconded by Fowler that the reading of the minutes
'from the October 19, 1983 meeting be'dispensed with and accepted as
written. All ayes, motion carried.
PAYMENT OF THE BILLS
otion by J~natl, seconded by Petkoff that the bills be paid out of
the proper funds. All ayes, motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS
SILVER LAKE BEACH& BOAT LANDING
Hollom stated that the letter being sent to the residents in the area
covers the situation and when we receive their response it will guide
us as to what decisions should be made.
NEW BUSINESS
Fowler asked if there have been requests from the citizens regarding
where to dump leaves. Sa]sbury stated that the problem is a big
concern for the City also and that there isn't any land available to
dispose of leaves.
LIQUOR PERMITS
Motion by Jarnall,seconded by Fowler that the liquor permits be 9ranted
according to the rules and regulations set forth by the Park Board to:
Dennis Trach, 4053 Van Buren St., Co]. Hgts., Archie Blake, 3615 Knox
Ave. N. Mpls., Paulette Schermann, 601Northdale Blvd. Coon Rapids,
Pat Ciesynski, 4257 - 5th St. Col. Hgts., Melissa Oosterreich, 7516
Aster Drive, Brooklyn Park, Lorraine Drowns, 1040 Hackman Circle,
Fridley, Barbara Bowen 3506 - 6th St. Mpls., Judy Wang, 6901 Quail
Ave., Brooklyn Center, John S. Cronan, 2710 N. Dale, No. #310, Rosevi]le
All ayes, motion carried.
REQUEST FOR USE OF JPM HALL - JIM KORDIAK
Ho]lom stated that the original letter from Mr, Kordiak was for a fund
raiser and the current request was for a political roast which is
against Park Board policy to waive the fee. Fred suggested that he
call Mr. Kordiak and inform him of our po]icy. Hollom stated that we
would table the request until they hear from Salsbury. A motion to that
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effect was made by Jernall and seconded by Murzyn.
carried.
All ayes, motion
REQUEST FOR USE OF JPM HALL - J.C. WOMEN
Motion by Fowler, Seconded by Petkoff to allow the J.C. Women the
use of J.P. Murzyn Hall on Friday, December 9, 1983 for a "Party
with Santa", with rental fees being waived. All ayes, motion
carried.
REQUEST FOR USE OF JPM HALL - LIONS CLUB
Motion by Petkoff, seconded by Hurzyn to allow the Lion's Club the
use of J.P. Murzyn Hall on Friday, February 24, 1984 for a Valentine's
Day Dance with rental fees being waived. Security guard fees will
remain intact for this event. All ayes, motion carried. It was
suggested by Hollom that we write a letter to the Lion's Club
informing them that they have been given the use of JP..M.urzyn Hall
on two different occasions in 1984. The Park Board policy is to
allow Civic Organizations (2) fee waived week-end rentals per year,
therefore, if they wish to use the Hall another week-end in 1984
it will require a rental fee.
RESIGNATION JO-ANN JERNALL TO COMMUNITY EDUCATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
Jernall stated that she has resigned as representative to the
Advisory Council. Hollom thanked her for being the representative
from the Park Board. John Starcevic has agreed to be the new
representative .to the Council.
PARK BOARD REPRESENTATIVE TO RECREATION COMMISSION
Jernall had nothing to report.
DEPARTMENT REPORT
DeMars reported that the Jaycee/s would like permission to sell beer
at J.P. Murzyn Hal~l. A discussion was held and the final decision
was made that we do not want to change our policy regarding the
selling of beer. Ho motion was made. All agreed.
DeMars reported that he had called K.C. Hall in Fridley regarding
their policy for the loss of dishes and silverware. They stated that
they charge any catering service .10¢ a plate oN serving. A
discussion followed regarding the different ways we could charge.
Fred said the problem was that we don't deal with the caters we deal
with the people who rent the hall. De,tars said he would call a few
more halls to get more of any idea how others handle their loss of
dishes and silver ware. No action was taken.
Fred stated that we are presently taking applications for warming
houses for the skating season. Petkoff mentioned that it m~ght
be possible to put an add in the paper. Hollom also suggested
advertising on cable.
ADJOUTNMENT: Motion by Jernall, seconded by Fowler to adjourn. All
BILLS TO BE PAID
NOVEMBER 19, t983
UCCO EQUIPMENT SUPPLY CO
GLYNN'S NORTHEAST ELECTRIC
MINNESOTA PLAYGROUND, INC.
POOLSIDE
VOSS ELECTRIC SUPPLY
FA1R'S GARDEN CENTER, INC.
MIDWEST ASPHALT CORP.
NORTHERN SANITARY
LESLIE PAPER CO.
TWIN CITY JANITOR SUPPLY CO.
NORTHERN SANITARY
MPLS. OXYGEN CO.
AMERICAN LINEN CO.
JOHNSON PAPER & SUPPLY
GLYNN ELECTRIC
LOWRY LUMBER
CROWN OF MN., INC.
L.W. NORTHFIELD CO.
VAN O LITE
MPLS. SAW CO.
D. & V. SALES & SERVICE
CROWN OF MN.
WAYNE FISHER
CHECK REFRIGERATION
ARTISAN LOCK & KEY
LOWRY LUMBER
FLITTE, READY MIX
WARNER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
SIWEK LUMBER & MILLWORK
VOSS ELECTRIC
N.E. HARDWARE
N.E. HARDWARE
N.E. HARDWARE
N.E. HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
GATEWAY HARDWARE
NORTHRUP KING CO.
LEEF BROS
LEEF BROS
LEEF BROS.
COCA COLA
GATEWAY HARDWARE
AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO.
AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO.
BLUEMEL'S
BLUEMEL'S
$ 252. O0
489. OO
1,552. OO
234.95
133.92
7,500.00
342.98
105.05
235.40
66.50
7O. O5
9.00
203.50
87, 1o
]43.00
109.20
6.O0
97.50
12.93
]4.00
62.97
15.36
575.O0
89.O0
65.OO
4.68
148.75
27.14
24.95
112.80
.79
1.99
] .79
2.19
6.70
4,88
4.97
11.99
18.42
3.87
3.35
5.99
.98
2.55
5.9]
] .20
40.O0
8.25
8.25
8,25
474.5O
5t .97
5,43
5.43
54.00
729.OO
BILLS TO BE PAID
NOVEMBER 16, 1983
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OLSON'S
OLSON'S
LOWRY LUMBER
GATEWAY HARDWARE
$123.85
114.28
4.44
1.68