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1983-09-08 ,., AGENDA SEPTEMBER 8, 1983 MEETING CALLED TO ORDER PRESENT MINUTES July 14, 1983 Corrections Approved Seconded Nicholas Johnson and Ralph Holt - ReI Robinson Lane Expansion Rene Russ - ReI Playground and Trips Reports Correspondence - Letter from Mrs. Korz REPORTS I H.J.M. J.E. B.W. M.S. J.M. R.P. F.P. v.S. New Business Subdivision - Kendall Farms Winter Concerts Budget Old Business Barn Bids Swale at Robinson Lan~' Meeting Adjourned Next Meeting ~ , ~ ; r TOWN OF WAPPINGER - RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 8, 1983 Next Meetine Octaber 6. 1913 The regular me.ting .f the Tawn .f Wappinger Recreation Commissimn wa. hel. September 8, 1~8J at Tawn Hall, Mill Street, Village of Wappingers Falls, County af Dutchess, New York. The meeting wa. call.. t. er..r at 7.10 P.M. by Hugh J. Maurer, Chairman with a .iscussien en the expansion of the Rabinson Lane Facilities an. Ad.ition af the Han.icappe. Rest Roams. Tha.e present were. Hugh J. Maurer, William WaDd, Mary Schmalz, Joseph Mastroianni, Ronald Petra, Tawn Board Members Nicholas Johnson, Gerald McCluskey, Bernice Mills, Frank Versace and Little League Representative Ralph Holt. Mr. Johnson mentioned that 114,400. has been received to spend on the rest room facilities for the handicapped at Robinson Lane. He also reviewe. the plan for expansion at that site. Mr. Versace said that the monies must be used for the rest room facilities at Robinson Lane this year or we will l..se this grant. After questions were anaw.red on how this project had came about, why Robinson Lane Area was gatting the grant an. questiona regarding payment etc. for the expansion, Mr. Woo. made the foll.wing motionl "That the Commission approve the following. 1. the additional masenry structure with lavitories far the handicapped. 2. an additional masonry structure t. be erected ta the south of the existing "store" 20 x 20 to enlarge the store and provide storage space. 3. an additional cavered area ta the south with blacktap floor and roof to be approximately 50 x 20 instead of 25 x 20 as previously written in a proposal. 4. that we discuss further the proposed "screened-in" area for the handicapped." Mr. Petro seconded this motion with the approval of Mr. Mastrioanni. Mrs. Schmalz was opposed to everything except the handicapped rest rooms. She also thought these rest rooms sheuld be put in at Martz and at Schlathaus. Mrs. Schmalz wanted it noted that she felt that the Tawn has concentrated tao much at Robins.n Lane. This part af the meeting .djeurned at 8100 p.m. Joseph Ennesser and Rene Russ were present far the rest af the meeting. ~ i . . ~Recreatian Meeting September B, 1983 Page 2 Mr. Woad ma.e a matien to aecept the July 14, 19B3 minutes with the fallowing correction. All were in favor. On Page 1, next to the last paragraph, it shauld be added that "Mrs. Schmalz was against the expansion of the facilitiea at Robinson Lane but approved of the handicapped rest rae.s." SW'LE AT ROBINSON LANE Mr. Wood made a matian that a letter be aent to the Planning Board that the swale was campleted if Mr. LaPar ia satisfied with the grades. All were in favor with the exception of Mrs. Schmalz. She made nate that she agreed with the swale but felt that it should not be a require-, ment of the Recreation Commission but that it should be a requirement of the Planning Board as a water ea.ement. DIRECTOR'S REPORT Mr. Ennesser mentioned the fallowingl 1. The Silk n Soun.s concert was fairly well attended. 2. The contracts fer the acheDls are in but he is having problems getting the use of Jehn Jay far sur winter programs. Mr. Maurer suggested that a letter be written to the principal with capie. to Mr. Sturgis and Mr. Slo.t questioning this prablem. All agreed. 3. Traphiea are in for the October 1st Schlathaus Memorial Race. 4. We should put in the budget portable foot lights far Schlatheus. 5. Mrs. Connie Smith requested the use of our P.A. Sy.tem~'far Community Day. 6. He was thinking of scheduling another concert far October 8th but felt that it might be too early to have an ind.or cancert. After a diecussian the commission members were in favor of canceling the October Concert and maybe halding one later. SUMMER DIRECTOR Mrs. Russ mentionsd the fmllewing regarding the Summer Playgroundsl 1. 250 peeple (5 bus laada) attended the Bronx Zoo. 2. Roller Skating trips were enjoyed and went well. 3. Final Field Day was held at Sawdein Park. 4. There was vandalism at Martz and ta the truck body at Quiet Acres. The Martz problem was followed up quickly. 5. A request came fram the Martz Playground Director for a small van for next y.ar aa they could have inter-playground conpetition. Mrs. Sch.alz snawed us pictures that were taken on varioue Play- gound trips. ~ . ~ i Recreatien Meeting September 8, 1983 Page 3 LITTLE LEAGUE Mr. Wood menti.nedthat there were 42 play.ff games at Rabinsan Lane from July 9th to August 1st and there were many nice compliments on the fields. He requested 10 gallans .f paint sa the dugouts could be finiah.d as SDon as possible. CONfERENCES Mrs. Schmalz handed out informational material regarding the New York State Recreation and Park Society 184 State Canference t. be held March 25 - 28, 1984 at "The Pines." Mrs. Schmalz mentioned that the National Parks and Recreation Commission is holding their meeting next month in kansas City. A request was made that a letter be written te the Tawn Beard requesting permission far Mrs. Schmalz to attend this meeting. SOCCER Mrs. Schmalz menti.ned that she had 8 teams in the 19 and aver league. She received many compliments an the league and the fact that the campetitian was better than other leagues. SANTA SUIT It was requested that Mrs. Schmalz loek into erdering a Santa Suit instead of renting ane each year. SENIOR~CITIZENS Mr. Mastroianni received a letter from Rebecca Greco D~rectQr af the Yaung Old Timers expressing their appreciation fDr making possible their Spring Trip to Shawnee Inn. He also received a letter from the Dutchess County Association for Senior Citizens thanking the Commission far making it possible far the drop-in center to operate the one additional hour each week. The next Senior Citizen trip ia scheduled for October 13th when they are planning to go to Essex Cann. TENNIS Mr. Petra mentione~ that the Tennis Tournaments held in August went fairly well but that there seemed t. ba problems with people on vacations. He mentioned that with the gaod weather the lights weee still on but he would turn them off October 1st. A tennis tourna.ant report is attached. -" ~ .. · Recreation Meeting September B, 1983 Page 4 HORSE SHOW Mr. Maurer mentioned that he is in the process of setting 8 data in October for the Horse Show. KENDALL FARMS SUBDIVISION After reviewing the subdivision map, it was agreed that a letter be written to the Planning Board stating that the Commission would like to meet with the engineer and have a field trip. UB..tt Mrs. Janice Scholz, resident of Quiet Acres, attended and stated that she and a group of other residents had been to the barn and that they hoped that it could be rsfurbiahed. Three bids were rsceived taday for the barn which will be for- warded to Mr. Presti so that he may then came back with some recommenda- tions. Budget meeting is scheduled far September 15, 1983. Meeting was adjourned on 8 motion by Mr. Petro seconded by Mr. Wcuod at 9135. C?Q~~ ~~ Peggy Roe Secretary " "". .- .. I q r.3 - 1v w ~..9-f- w ell, A}(,toR. -' f, . V Af N' ~ . -n lJ e/J AI1 eur- L t1f\1'1. ' ~S- . Mens A Singles Spencer Richardson vs. Rudy ~apar Richardson 4-6,7-6(7-3},6-0 Mens B Singles Ravi Varanasi vS.,Francis Urbanski,Varanasi 6-1,6-2 ,.~ , ~ Womens Singles Joan Phillips vs. Ruth Ann Carey, Joan Phillips default 18 Boys Singles Rav! Varanasi vs. Ed Starr, Varanasi 3-6,7-5,6-0 Womens Doubles Joan Phillips, Wesley Villani vs. Michaelynn Morgantini, Ped Chiaranzelli, Morgantini/Chiaranzelli 6-3,2-6,6-1 ."... Mens Doubles Barry Smith, Frank Cappo vs. Rudy Lapar, Russ Rhinehardt, Lapar, Rhinehardt 4-6,6-3,6-2 Mixed Doubles Gary Bryson, Jean Bryson vs. Spencer Richardson, Ruth Ann Carey, Carey/Richardson 6-4; 6-4 BILLS PAID'DURING AUGUST ..-1 A-7110.1 A-7110.2 A-7110.4 A-7140.1 A-7140.4 Ernest Post 106.00 100.00 100.00 225.00 248.00 390.00 127.30 90.45 127.30 90.45 John Vorndran Bud Cole Michael Thompson Robert Viggiano Moody Sports Division Ralph Holt 212.08 1,050.00 Milton Agway Pine Plains Ford Tractor Active Tire 106.87 474.12 304.84 53.00 76.50 108.00 32.52 90.00 46.00 59.55 576.00 31.73 47.72 264.42 427.70 381.10 104.99 Carlsons Greenhouse N. &. S. Supply Boye Galioto Brighton Steel Royal Auto Parts Wiltsie Brothers Inc. Montfort Bros. Inc. Urey Hardware R.M.S. Plumbing Hudson Valley Bldg. Materials N. & S. Supply Terry Glass Shirlee Irwin 80.00 70.00 128.25 ..., 114.00 10.43 15.50 194.00 8.68 245.55 3.15 74.01 7.78 230.00 6B.60 68.40 29.82 108.70 25.35 71.57 John Bass Copies Plus Huj ay Sales Co. So. Dutchess News Bradlees Rene L. Russ Moody Sports Division Barbara Montross Majchers Pro Shop Rene L. Russ York Color Labs Roberts Boice Paper Co. S. & S. Arts & Crafts Urey Hardware .. .. BILLS PAID DURING AUGUST 5-7310.2 5-7310.4 Miracle & Jamison Urey Hardware S. &. S. Arts & Crafts Rene L. Russ Barbara Montross Courtois Sigos Rane L. Russ George Post S. & 5. Arts & Crafts Aristocrat Tours Bronx Zoo 5 iLl Riverbank Banjo Band Silk and Sounds 393.00 27.00 97.55 X 11. 67 .yV~ 10 .1ID ~I' 130.00~ ll.~\( .\1'1 50.00)( 29.60~ 355.000.\ 32.00 "-' 350.00.x. 480.00b( PAGE 2 ( ^ .) <l. l ~,' '" 't.;. (}~t-, .. .. BILLS PAID IN SEPTEMBER A-7110.1 Ernest Post Robert Viggiano Michael Thompeon A-7110.2 Ira D. Conklin & Sons, Inc. Row~ Rutledge (transferr item from A-7110.4 entry made in July) A-7110.4 N. & S. Supply Pine Plains Ford Tractor Rent All Center Urey Hardware Jay Morse A-7140.4 Jane A. Heiss Copies Plus Michael Thompson Southern Dutchess News Deerhill Conference Center B-7310.4 School Transit Mt. View Tours & Travel 100.00 43,55 56.95 239.00 599.00 31.73 211.24 69.21 157.08 25.00 14.63 10.43 24.00 97.00 2,200.00 139.00f 696.00x