HomeMy WebLinkAboutNovember 28, 1990PARK FD[PEI~SES-NOVEHBER, 1990
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Henards Cashway Lumber
American Linen Supply Co.
1990 Ford tractor w/broom
Less trade-in
Bolts, cutter
Valve stem
Huset east tennis lights
Nuts and bolts (Ostrander ramp)
Bolts and washers (Ostrander ramp)
Paint roller handle
Duck tape, bushing
Screws, 2 hasps (Vandalism, LaBelle)
Wrench, couplings, 6 keys
exterior door, LaBelle Park
Uniforms
Siwek Lumber' & Miliwork Poly - Keyes hockey
:Scherer Brothers Lumber Co.Treated pine, Ostrander ramp
:Shawn Lumber
Zee Medical Service
Midwest Asphalt
Northern Sanitary Supply
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Medical supplies
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Mop heads, sos pads, urinal screens,
bowl cleaner and sponges
Nuts, bolts and washers
Tool handle
Skill saw blade
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Tissue
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IMidwest Coca-Cola Bottling JPM, pre-mix
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Minnesota Elevator
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CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
PARK BOARD MINUTES
NOVEMBER 28, 1990
he meeting was called to order by Acting Chairperson Jim FoYer at 6:30
p.m.
CALL
Members present:
Jim Fowler, Gary Peterson~ A1 Kennedy, Veronica Schiage!
Fredrick V. Salsbury, Director P.ub!ic Works/City Engineer
Members absent: John Murzyn, Bill Ho!!om
Also present:
Kenny Hentges, Michael Chmie!
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved and seconded to approve the minutes of the October 24, 1990 meeting
as presented in writing.
'PAYMENT OF T~ BILLS
}~ved and seconded to approve payment of the bills as listed from the
proper funds.
.REQUEST 0STRA~IDER ROOM/F.A.I.R.
Moved and seconded to satisfy the action of the Director in allowing
Fisherman Advocating Intelligent Regulations and the Minnesota D.N.R. to
use the Ostrander room on October 30, 1990 from 7 to !0 p.m.; and,
furthermore, to waive the fee for the same.
RE_~UEST EDGEMOOR ROOM/SQUIRT HOCKEY PARENTS
Moved and seconded to ratify the action of the Director in al!o~ng the use
of the Edgemoor room by the Columbia Heights S%uirt Hockey Parents on
November 5, 1990; and, furthermore, to ~ive the fee for the smme.
.REQUEST MURZYN HALL/COLUMBIA HEIGHTS GIRL SCOUTS
~ved and seconded to allow the Columbia Heights Girl Scout Troop to reserve
the LaBelle Lounge and kitchen on December 19, 1990; and,
furthermore, that the rental fee be waived.
Moved and seconded to a!io~ the Columbia Heights Girl Scout Troop to
reserve the main halls LaBe!!e Lounge and kitchen on ~rch 28~ 1991 for a
Christmas party; and, furthermore, that the rental fee be ~ived.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PARK BOARD MINUTES
NOVEMBER 28, 1990
PAGE TWO
Moved and seconded to allow the Columbia Heights Girl Scout Troop to
reserve the main hall and kitchen on April 24, 1991 for a Father-Daughter
Dance; and, furthermore, that the rental fee be waived.
REQUEST MEETING ROOM/BROWNIE TROOP
Moved and seconded to reserve the Youth Lounge on the second and fourth
Mondays of each month for the Columbia Heights Brownie Troop; and,
furthermore, to waive the rental fee for the same.
,P~,Q,UEST HALL/EAST RIVER HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Moved and seconded to reserve the main hall, LaBelle Lounge and kitchen
for the East River Hockey Association on February 22, 1991 to hold their
Annual Fundraising Dance; and, furtherm0rel that the rental fee be waived.
APPROV~L OF CONSENT AGENDA
Motion by Peterson, second by Sch!agel to approve the consent agenda as
presented. All ayes, motion carried.
TRAIN COLLECTORS REQUEST
Kenny Hentges and Michael Chmiel attended the meeting to protest the extra
$~.?.00 per hour charged for early entrance on November 11, 1990. They
felt that due. to the short period of time they rent the hall, we could
make an exception and allow them early entrance without a fee. The Board
agreed, motion by Kennedy, second by Peterson to return the $25.00 fee.
All ayes, motion carried.
REQUEST TO WAIVE RENTAL FEE/DOLINA POLISH FOI~K DANCERS
A letter from Edward RaJtar, but actually signed and turned in by Bernie
Szymrzak requesting ~he rental fee be waived for the Do!ina Folk Dancers
on December 8, 1990. They are a non-profit organization but do not
actually meet the criteria in the Management Plan.
Because Mr. Szymrzak is a Columbia Heights resident, motion by Schlagel,
second by Kennedy to grant them the Columbia Heights discount if Mr.
Szymrzak will co-sign the Lease Agreement. All ayes, motion carried.
RE_QUEST' MEETING ROOM/THE SKY SOLDIERS
The Board received a letter £mom John A. Staads requesting a meeting room
for their organization in Murzyn Hall.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PARK BOARD MINUTES
NOVEMBER 28, 1990
PAGE THREE
After discussion, motion by Schlagel, second by Kennedy to deny their
request on the basis that they do not meet the requirements of the
Management Plan. All ayes, motion carried.
The Board requested that we furnish them with information regarding the
Columbia Heights discount if a Columbia Heights member of the group signs
a Lease Agreement and furnishes the insurance.
REQUEST TO WAIVE SECURITY/LUNDSTROM
A letter was received from Mrs. Bruce Lundstrom stating that because only
wine was being served (5:00 - 5:30 p.m.) at their wedding and no liquor
being served later at the wedding reception (after 6 p.m.) could we
possibly waive the requirement of a police officer.
However, based on the Management Plan an officer should be on duty for the
entire night. Therefore, motion by Schlagel, second by Peterson to deny
their request and schedule an officer for December 29, 1990. All ayes,
motion carried. The Board felt that because of the large crowd (400) they
would really want a security officer.
BOCCE BALL AT MC KENNA PARK
John Murzyn was not in attendance so the members put his request on hold.
CHRISTMAS - WARGO COURT
Wargo Court is decorated for Christmas - a few more lights are needed.
Next year the City has indicated they will match funds up to $5,000 if the
Chamber of Commerce will donate same towards Christmas decorations.
ADJOURNMENT
Motion by Peterson, second by Fowler to adjourn. All ayes, motion
carried.
Nancy French, Park Board Secretary