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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOctober 28, 1987American Steel & Industry Anoka City Parks & Recr. Coca-Col~ Bottling Coca-Cola Bottling Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Davidson's Printing Diamond Vogel Paints Farwell, Osmun & Kirk Fastenal Co. Genuine Parts Genuine Parts Hassan Sand & Gravel Hennepin Stationers Hoffman Bros. Sod Lance Tank Marshall Concrete Prod. Midwest Asphalt Midwest Asphalt Midwest Asphalt Midwest Asphalt Midwest Asphalt Minneapolis Oxygen Northern Sanitary Supply Northfield Co. Satellite Industry Satellite Industry Scherer Bros. Security Control System Security Control System Security Control System Sterling Electric Swanson Brothers Total Electric United Electric Voss Electric Voss Electric Voss Electric Voss Electric Voss Electric Western States Lumber Wyatt Brothers, Inc. Supply $ 59.00 48.00 198.75 15.90 1.32 20.49 13.49 5.29 11.97 4.19 3.59 4.99 4.19 22.17 11.99 48.92 44.04 48.78 125.79 28.O5 28.05 175.54 36.04 18.90 18.59 44.00 38.13 915.78 921.22 457.89 457.89 10.08 234.75 42.75 8.93 8.93 341.00 30.OO t05.00 8o.oo 232.55 57.00 75.OO 169.61 319.06 45.00 658.09 48.92 262.25 3,626.56 132.30 OCTOBER (CON'T) Coca-Cola Bottling Coca-Cola Bottlin§ Coca-Cola Bottling Coca-Cola Bottling Coca-Cola Bottling Co]umb'i~ Heights~Hardware Columbia Hei9hts Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Columbia Heights Hardware Hirshfields Jay-Tech Chemical Co. Leer Brothers Leer Brothers Leer Brothers Minnesota Elevator Minn-Comm Minneapolis Oxygen Olson Plumbin9 Pinkerton, Inc. Service Master State of Minnesota Sunburst Chemicals Twin City Security Twin City Security Twin City Security 112.00 64.50 64.50 47.50 95.OO 14.43 35.95 20.53 7.06 88.58 543.16 51.25 49.85 49.85 62.00 124.50 15.03 160.O0 418.00 198.00 3O.OO 196.05 103.53 171.70 106.05 CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PARK BOARD MINUTES OCTOBER 28, 1987 ROLL CALl.: Members present: Jim Fowler, Jon Starcevic, John Murzyn, Rita Petkoff Fred Sa]sbury, Director Public Works/City Engineer Member absent: Bill Holtom READING OF THE MINUTES Motion by' Starcevic, seconded by Fowler to approve the minutes of the September 23, ]987 meeting.as provided in writing. All ayes, motion carried. PAYMENT OF THE BILLS Motion by Petkoff, seconded by Starcevic that the bills be paid out of the proper funds. All ayes, motion'carried. REQUEST HALL & KITCHEN/COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WOMEN OF TODAY Motion by Fowler, seconded by Petkoff to allow the Columbia Heights Women of Today the use of the kitchen on Sunday, November-29, 1987 from 12:00 noon thru 6 p.m with the fee being waived. All ayes, motion carried. REQUEST USE OF HALL/1988 GRADUATION PARTY COMMITTEE Motion by Petkoff, seconded by Fowler to allow, the 1988 graduating class of Columbia Heights the use.of dohn P. Murzyn Hall for the annual alt nite party on June 6th, 7th and 8th, 1988 with the exception of events a]ready~ scheduled on June 6th~ and, furthermore, that the 'Fee be waived. Ail ayes, motion carried. REQUEST LA BELLE LOUNGE AND KITCHEN/COLUMBIA HEIGHTS TENNIS TEAM Motion by Fowler, seconded by Petkoff to allow the Columbia Heights Tennis Team the use of the LaBel]e Lounge and kitchen on Tuesday, November l:0th from 6:00 p.m. to 9 p.m. with the fee.being waived. All ayes, motion carried. REQUEST HALL/COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WOMEN OF TODAY Motion by Petkoff, seconded by Fowler to allow the Columbia Heights Women of Today the use of the main hall, LaBelle Lounge and kitchen on December 8th and 9th, 1987 for their annua] children's Christmas party with the fee being waived. Alt ayes, motion carried. REQUEST FUNDS/HYLAND LASS lES This ~letter was included in the agenda for information only. CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PARK BOARD MINUTES OCTOBER 28, 1987 PAGE 2 THANK YOU NOTE/FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY A note was read from the Friends of the Library thanking the members for the use of the hall for their annual luncheon. 'This was for information only. REQUEST HALL & KITCHEN/CUB SCOUT PACK 52-ST. TIMOTHY'S CHURCH Motion by Petkoff, seconded by Fowler to. allow Cub Scout Pack #52 the use of the hall and kitchen for their Blue & Gold Banuqet on Tuesday, February 23, 1988 with the fee being waived. All ayes, motion carried. OLD BUSINESS REQUEST DRINKING FOUNTAIN LA BELLE PARK An estimate of cost for the installation of a drinking fountain at LaBelle Park was handed out to the members. The COSt of materials plus labor came to approximately. S4,399.00. After discussion, the members decided to include the request in the ]989 budget. It was requested that a letter be sent to Ms. Marilyn McCallum informing her. JOHN P. MURZYN SIGN John Murzyn informed the members, that the Lion's Club of Columbia Heights agreed to fund the balance of the outside signs for the hall. NEW BUSINESS REQUEST TO RESTRICT BOAT ACTIVITY ON SILVER LAKE The Police Department received a call from a St. Anthony resident Raymond Haik, 2901 Silver Lake expressing concern over the use of power boats during high water levels. Although the boat ramp is in our community, Salsbury was not sure what authority Columbia Heights has regulating the use of the boats. Salsbury stated he would contact the City Attorney to research the request and provide the necessary information. SALES TAX ON SECURITY GUARDS Due to changes in the tax laws, we are now required to pay a sales tax of 6% on security guard services at the hall. Salsbury stated that the $12.00 an hour charged to the rentor was still a satisfactory amount and at this time he did not feel the rate should be changed. REPORTS COMMUNITY EDUCATION & RECREATION REPORT~ Fowler reported that he had received a call from Dick Lawrence to report that the Drop In Center would be opening on Thursday nights the second or third week in November. CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PARK BOARD i~INUTES OCTOBER 28, 1987 : PAGE 3 Petkoff stated that there would be a couple of more meetings of the City Council on the city budget before year's end. Two low priority items were eliminated from the budget according to Petkoff. ADJOURNMENT Motion by Starcevic, seconded by Fowler to adjourn. Nancy' French, Park Board Secretary