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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2008-08-06 Park Board MinutesRIVERSIDE PARK BOARD MEETING MINUTES August 6, 2008 6:00 p.m. The Riverside Park Board held their regularly scheduled meeting at Renner Brenner Park, 2901 NW Vivion Road, Riverside Missouri 64150, on Wednesday, August 6, 2008. Those in attendance were: Julie Rule, Norma Pan•ot, Deborah Leader, Jim Frakes, Mike Fuller, Mayor Kathy Rose, Jeff Rupp, Director of Public Works and Sarah Wagner, Administrative Clerk. Members absent were Lori Rardeen, Cathy Mousel and Ron Carlson Approval of Julie Rule had a few corrections to the minutes and moved to approve them as corrected. minutes from July 2, 2008 Norma Parrot seconded and the motion passed. Tourism Meredith Hauck, Coordinator of Communication and External Affairs addressed the Board and Commission explained that they needed to nominate a member from the Park Board to serve on the Tourism Member Enhancement Grant Committee. This Committee will make recommendations to the Tourism Commission on administering the funds allocated for the grant program. Julie Rule moved to nominate Deborah Leader as the Park Board's representative to the Tourism Enhancement Grant Committee. This was approved unanimously. Outlaw Cigar Hauck explained to the Board that the Outlaw Cigar Shop will be holding an event at E.H. Shop E.H. Young Park on September 13, 2008 to host a charity football game to benefit wounded Young Rental soldiers. Events have been held in their parking lot to date and have attracted 1,500 to 2,000 people. They have requested a liquor license from the City to serve alcohol in the park. Renner William Fry from Fry and Associates addressed the Park Board. He showed the Board the Brenner Park different options for the surface for the playground. He explained that the quotes for the Equipment equipment that were distributed in the packets were for wood chips. There are three options for the synthetic surface. The first is made right on sight, requires the most maintenance acid is the most expensive. This type is not recommended. The next type is tiles that are made fr~~m recycled tires in a factory and put in place. These are easier to maintain and are the least expensive, however they can get very hot in the sun. The final option is a two layers syste;n that has recycled tire squares that are put on a base and then a PVC the is put on top. This helps the surface to stay cooler. The Park Board agreed on this type of surface for the playground. Rule asked what the cost of the surface would be. Fry replied that it would be between $13,000 and $15,000. Fry handed out books that showed all the playground equipment. He explained that all the components are interchangeable and come in a variety of colors. Board members took the books home to look at possible equipment combinations. Skate park Rule explained that the plan for the skate park expansions was not exactly what she was expansion thinking. The Board agreed to wait until the next meeting to discuss the design with Lori Rardeen w!~o was working with the design company. Holiday The Board agreed that they needed to see the decoration options again before finalizing an Decorations order. A special meeting will be planned. Adjournment The meeting was adjourned by unanimous consent.