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1984-04-05 ,I " "'" TOWN OF WAPPINGER - RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES - APRIL 5, 1984 NEXT MEETING MAY 3. 1984 The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Commission was held April 5, 1984 at Town Hall, Mill Street, Village of Wappingers Falls, County of Dutchess, New York. The informal meeting was called to order at 7:40 P.M. with the following persons present: Hugh J. Maurer, Chairman, Robert Blose, Director, Mary Schmalz and Joseph Mastroianni. Mr. Blose reported that: 1. Most of the current winter programs are scheduled to finish around April 14th. Mrs. Brenda Peura requested to extend the exercise program but because of the closing of Ketcham it won't be possible. Mr. Blose will notify her. Mr. Maurer suggested it be extended next year from the start of the program since there is the interest. 2. A concert has been scheduled to be held on Thursday, July 26th with the Riverbank Banjo Band. A request was made that the secretary order a porta-john to be delivered to Sch1athaus Park for the concert season and to the Quiet Acres and Hughsonvi11e Playground areas for the Summer Playground. 3. He is planning an indoor concert in late Mayor June at Van Wyck Jr. High for teenagers. This will be a joint venture with East Fishki11 Recreation. He has been discussing this with Mr. Bill Green. Mr. Maurer noted that there should be extra chaperones for this concert. 4. He has notified Ken Lynn of Ketcham that they may use the Tennis Courts at Pye Lane. Mr. Lynn mentioned that a net was missing and he would provide it. Mr. Maurer suggested that Mr. Petro probably has the nets and to contact him. 5. He has asked what he could do in the event a request is made for lights on the Tennis Courts in view of Ketcham being closed. The Commission suggested we wait on this request, but; if it'wasrmadefor games, we would probably honor it in view of the problems facing the Ketcham students. 6. He has questioned our commitment regarding the Boots and Bows Square Dance Group. Mrs. Schmalz said that our commitment is to contract the schools for the normal custodial time, but if there is any additional time Boots and Bows would have to pay for the overtime. Mr. Blose will get in touch with them regarding this. 7. He has contacted Mr. Labrienic of Miracle Recreation and was told that all equipment for Quiet Acres is in and as soon as the weather gets better it will be installed. .' .".,; Minutes April 5, 1984 Page 2 8. Bill Pauldine called regarding the Baseball Camp he runs during the summer and wondered about the possibility of holding it in Wappinger. Mrs. Schmalz mentioned that because it is a privately run camp we could not allow this. Mr. Maurer mentioned that we had addressed this previously and we will take the same stand. Mr. Blose and Mrs. Schmalz gave a report on the meetings and workshops they attended at the Recreation Convention at the Pines. Mr. Wood arrived at 8:35 at which time the meeting was opened with a quorum. The minutes of the March 15, 1984 meeting were approved on a motion by Mr. Mastroianni seconded by Mr. Wood. All were in favor with the following corrections: Page 1 under Director's Report it should be added that the Commission is having trouble finding storage space to have all the Plus 5 delivered at one time. On Page 3 under Truck Bodies - It should be added "A truck body for Robinson." ROBINSON LANE Mr. Wood mentioned tnat the Little League is ready to do the floor at the above site and would like us to remove our equipment. April 28th is the scheduled opening day for Little League there- fore they would like the water turned on by that date. There was a discussion on changing the locks or getting a secondary lock for the building since too many people now have the key to the present lock. Mr. Wood said that he has two boys to line the fields, They are the same as last year Robert Viggiano and Michael Thompson. INSURANCE Mrs. Schmalz said that she took a copy of the insurance forms, she handed out to the Commission members at the last meeting, to Mr. James L. Stephens at Brinkerhoff. She was told that the Associations insurance cost was good. Additional discussion will occur at a future meeting when all of the Commission members are present and have had time to study it. MEETING Mrs. Schmalz attended a meeting on April 2, 1984 sponsored by the Dutchess County Planning Board on Crossroads and Tourism promoting a Dutchess County Tourism Department. She will also attend the Tourism Show in Albany on April 7th. " .... Meeting April 5, 1984 Page 3 SOCCER Mrs. Schmalz mentioned that the Adult Soccer Program will get started as soon as the fields are playable. CASTLE POINT Mr. Maurer has met with the engineer at the above site to go over the problems with the Health Department in getting a permit for the dump. There was a problem with the Fire Company dumping fire debrie at Castle Point and the gate being broken. Mr. Maurer will contract A-l Fence to fix the gate. The bill will be sent to the Chelsea Fire Department. The engineer will put out stakes for approval of where the landfill will be located. He will also make another topal map. TOWN HALL Mrs. Schmalz recently attended a workshop regarding the new Town Hall. She mentioned that the Town Hall should include an area for a Recreation Office. We would like room for 2 desks, a table, wall space for a large bulletin board and space for future use of a small word processer. A suggestion was made that a letter stating the above be sent to the Town Board with a copy to the Architect. RIVERVIEW PROPERTIES It was suggested that a letter be written to the Planning Board requesting what action they are contemplating on the above properties. KLEIN PROPERTY The Town Board asked for suggestions for improvements at the above site. Our letters received from Barger and Russ will be given to the Town Engineer so that he may check the figures given to us on these improvements. These improvements were the ones suggested in 1982 for work in lieu of land. ROCKINGHAM The Health Department has requested that the p1p1ng and plumbing be changed at the above site to take the water closer to the clorination point. The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 on a motion by Mr. Wood seconded by Mr. Mastroianni. 6'~ ~~ Peggy Roe Secretary ~~ .., ... A-71l0.l A-7110.4 of A-7140.l A-7140.4 BILLS PAID DURING APRIL Ernest Post Urey Hardware Robert Baisley Ernest Post William F. Vassalo A-l Portable Toilets Brenda Peura (Exercise) Brenda Peura (Gymnastics) Gianna Poulious Gianna Poulious Gianna Poulious Brenda Peura (Gymnastics) Art Goldner Melissa Robin Len Reed Robert Blose Brenda Peura .L""u t $ 206.00 14.83 675.00 15.00 2,079.00 190.00 100.00 125.00 25.00 25.00 25 .00 75.00 137.50 60.30 275.00 29.97 18.74