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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10252010RECRECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 25 2010 The Sebastian Parks and Recreation Committee was called to order by the Chairman Mrs. White. Roll Call was taken and the following members were present: Mr. Sims, Mrs. White, Mrs. Webster, Mr. Tenerowicz, Mr. Simpson was absent excused, Mr. Adams and Mr. VanArsdall were not present for the roll call but arrived soon after.. Staff members present were Linda Kinchen, Secretary; Al Minner, City Manager; APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mr. Sims made a motion to approve the minutes from the September 27, 2010 meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Tenerowicz and passed unanimously. OLD BUSINESS BSSC FLAGPOLE UPDATE: Flagpole has been approved and will be installed in the corner spot. EASY STREET LIGHTING The consensus of the committee was that the lights should be short to the ground and not bright with low density bulbs but Mr. Tenerowicz' and Mr. Sims feel the homeowners in the area should be asked first. IMPACT FEE ORDIANANCE MODIFICATIONS: Mrs. Webster asks what would determine a zone to be fully funded. Secretary states if there is no available land in that zone it would be considered fully funded. The City Manager says this is a broad statement and to avoid getting close to the 7 year use limit or if council feels too much money is in one zone. City Manager says lets come back to this item he will get his notes because he thinks there is a mistake in the wording. PARK DISCUSSION; Bryant Court and Filbert Street Parks Mrs. White suggests the members look at this parks because they are typical neighborhood parks. Mrs. Webster asks if we can put an aerial map on the website Mr. Minner to handle speaking with MIS and bring back to next meeting Parks and Recreation Minutes October 25, 2010 Page Two Mr. Adams says the playground equipment at Schumann park is old and can it be replaced when we do the restroom building. Mr. Minner will check funding and bring back answer next month. Also, there are tree branches overhanging the walk path at Easy Street that need to be trimmed. IMPACT FEES Mr. Tenerowicz asks about breakout fee and if gated communities are exempt City Manager to bring back next meeting Mr. Adams is in favor of the language because it is not tied to zones that way Update on Signs deferred to staff to make the decision on the logo. HARDEE PARK PLAYGORUND EQUIPMENT Committee recommends location Number #1 Mr. VanArsdall says youth football is on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 8 Pm Wanted to know if a light pole could be installed facing east on the west side of the complex PUBLIC INPUT Maria Cortese says that the dog park committee meets at the yacht club at 7:30 on the second Tuesday of the month but hasn't been able to do so because no one has a key. Mr. Minner says leave name and number with the secretary and we will get her a key. CHAIRMANS MATTERS Mrs. White went to the skate park and spoke to the kids and the attendants and said we need a survey out there to get information. Mr. Minner told her to bring the survey to him first. MEMBERS MATTERS Mrs. Webster says Little League had a movie night on one of the fields and it went over good. She said they were planning on a second one on November 20 2010 at 7PM It is $1.00 donation and the concession is open. Mr. Minner said he would like to talk to Chris about this to be sure it doesn't fall under a park event and require a permit. Parks and Recreation Minutes October 25, 2010 Page Three Mr. Sims stated he went to the skate park where he found kids sitting on the fence smoking. Mr. Minner to ask the police department to keep an eye on it. Mr. Van Arsdall says we need to make a parks planning meeting a priority. Mr. Minner says will be scheduled after the first of the year. Mr. Tenerowicz announces the Clam Bake is November 5,6 and 7. Mr. Adams had nothing. 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