1991-09-19
AGENDA
RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
SEPTEMBER 19, 1991
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PRESENT;
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APPROVE MINUTES - AUGUST 1, 1991 APPROVED
CORRECTIONS:
CORRESPONDENCE
1. Memo from J. Paggi - Re: Airport Business Center
2. Letter Gary Mensching T.O.W. Little League Re- 1992 Budget
3. Letter Sandra Santoro - Re: Spook Hill Playground
4. Resolutions approving Preliminary and Final Plat for Nota Subdivision
5. Resolutions ap~roving Preliminary and Final Plat for Lands of Kabaoui
6. Received Certificate of Insurance from United Soccer League
7. Letter from Myers School and Jr. High - Re: Use of School Facilities
8. Letter addressed to Mr. Fulton from Attorney re: Land Swap at Montfort Road
REPORTS:
SECONDED
K.D.
B.R.
T.F.
E.K.
J.M.
H.J.M.
S.M.
D.R.
J.V.
R.J.H.
OLD BUSINESS - Baseball Camp at Robinson Lane - Pete Wysco
Halloween Party at Schlathaus October 27th
NEW BUSINESS - Set date for the Christmas Party
MEETING ADJOURNED NEXT MEETING
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RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES
MEETING SEPTEMBER 19, 1991
NEXT MEETING OCTOBER 17, 1991
The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Commission
was ~eld September 19, 1991 at Schlathaus Park, All Angels Hill Road, Town of
Wapp1nger, Dutchess County, New York.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Ralph J.
Holt. Others present were Recreation Director Bernie Reimer, Commission
Members Terry Fisher, Ellen Korz, Hugh J. Maurer, Joseph Mastroianni, Stephen
Miller, Donald Rider, and Maintenance Supervisor John Vorndran.
The minutes of the August 1, 1991 meeting were approved on a motion
by Mr. Miller seconded by Mrs. Korz.
CORRESPONDENCE
A memo was received from Joseph E. Paggi, Engineer to the Town, arranging
a meeting on Wednesday, September 11th at 9:30 a.m. at the Buyakowski Property
(Airport Business Center). Those scheduled to attend are representatives of the
Town Boa~d, Planning Board, Recreation Commission and Mr. Buyakowski. Mr. Holt
mentioned that he, Mr. Vorndran and Mr. Rider attended and that we accepted the
10 acres. Mr. Paggimentioned that because of the type of soil, rest rooms would
not be able to be constructed. Once the survey has been completed by Mr. Paggi,
Mr. Peter Kennedy of the United Soccer Club will layout the fields. We will then
have to work together and proceed with the construction of the fields with possible
donated time and equipment.
A letter has been received from Gary Mensching, President of the Town of
Wappinger Little League with their list of 1992 equipment requirements. At this
point, we are not sure of the exact procedure that will be followed for the disbursement
of these funds. It was the Commissions feeling that we didn't want to be involved
with going out to bid. It was felt that we would be better off if we let them have
the money and give us an accounting or inventory of what they used the money for.
We made sure that the same amount of money was put in the 1992 budget as was put in
the 1991 budget.
A letter was received from Sandra Santoro of 38 Reggie Drive commending the
Staff of the spook Hill Playground for this summers program. She mentioned that her
son enjoyed every activity and that she hopes the playground will continue in the
future. The personnel at this site were: Director Joan Wasilko, Counselors
Sandy Walker, Amy Sinclair, Krisstina Danek, Kimberly Camasto, and Christine Walsh.
Resolutions approving the preliminary and final plat on the Noto Subdivision
and the Subdivision of the Lands of Kabaoui were received from the Planning Board.
A certificate of insurance was received from the United Soccer Club listing
the Town of Wappinger as an additional insured.
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September 19, 1991
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A letter was received from the Myers Corners and Wappinger Jr. High Schools
notifying us that because they are on an austerity budget, any previously specified
charge for the 1991-1992 use of facilities will be adjusted according to the
building use fee schedule which is being developed. Mr. Holt said that we have to
have an understanding with the schools in that we do a lot of things for them which
we have no problem with i.e. their current use of the tennis courts and Robinson
Lane for Hockey. Mr. Miller said that he felt the charge would be nominal. It
was noted that the~own has the same budget problems and that if it gets to the
point where the fee is too much, we will discuss further about charging the schools.
A copy of a letter was received which was directed to Joseph H. Fulton from
the Attorney to the Town, Albert P. Roberts. This letter was regarding the Land
Swap-Montfort Road Property and requested a meeting on September 26, 1991 at
Town Hall to discuss this matter further.
A letter has been forwarded to Rosealice D'Avanzo of the Dutchess County
Youth Bureau with copies of the Claims for 1991 Programs. The Town is scheduled
to receive $11,140. Total salaries paid f0r the 1991 Summer Program amounted to
$45,854.50. This excluded the summer gymnastics program and the tennis program.
Letters sent during the past month were as follows:
1. Letter to Planning Board approving dedication of land for recreation
purposes on the Noto Subdivision.
2. Letter to Fernwood Floral Design - Thanks for the donation.
3. Letter to Wendy Mallet, Dutchess County Heart Assoc. - Thanks for
providing blood pressure screening.
4. Sharon McSween - Letter regarding the condition Robinson Lane Fields
were left in after their tournament on July 13 and 14.
5. Thank you letters for help with summer program and picnic to the
following:
a. Mobile Office Concepts
b. Mike Garret ( Ben & Jerry's)
c. Metzger Meat Market
d. Scott Carlin, Promotion Director WPDH
e. Mike Cornell (Splashdown)
f. Kay Valentino - WCSD Transportation
g. Letter to Editor - Southern Dutchess News - Re: Playground Program
SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT
Mrs. DeLisa was unable to attend but sent a report of activities for the
month of August which is attached to these minutes. The following items were
discussed :
Recreation Minutes
September 19, 1991
Page 3
1. Mrs. Helen Nixon will not be continuing her work on setting up and
taking reservations for future trips in 1992. Mrs. Delisa asked whether this
shoud now be done by a Senior Citizen Employee, Mrs. Roe or another senior
volunteer. Mr. Holt mentioned that he felt that we shou~d try and stay away from
the senior volunteer. Mr. Mastroianni mentioned that Helen Erickson had indicated
an interest in the past about doing this so her name will be kept in mind. He also
said that he felt that the reservations should be handled at Town Hall. This will
be discussed further in the future. A letter of thanks will be sent to Mrs.
Nixon for all her help in the past.
2. At the August meeting, it was decided to issue a Senior Citizen 1.0.
Card for use on trips etc. It was decided to go with the current 1.0. card which
we use for the playgrounds and other recreation activities and put the letters
S.C. next to the registration number. We will not require a photo for this card.
3. A Halloween Party is scheduled for October and Mrs. Delisa asked if
there was anyone to approach for a donation of donuts and cider. Mr. Holt said
he would take care of this and asked Mrs. Roe to find out the approximate amount
that will be needed.
4. Christmas ornaments have been ordered. Mrs. Delisa would like to have
a "Santa" hand out the gifts at their Christmas Party. Mr. Holt said he would
speak with Mr. Bill Verlin to see if he would be able to be "Santa". The
tentative dates are December 19th or 20th.
Mr. Holt mentioned that the 1992 budget is in and we are scheduled to run
the Senior Center for 5 days a week next year.
RECREATION DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mr. Reimer reported that:
1. The summer playground picnic went well and that the WPDH Boom Box was
a great asset. Mr. Holt asked Mr. Fisher if he would be able to take on the
responsibility of obtaining and serving the food for the picnic next year. By
doing this it would relieve Mr. Reimer of some of the details for the day and he
would just have to concentrate on the activities.
2. The Fall schedules have been advertised with tentative dates as we are
still waiting for the fee schedules for the use of the school facilities. We have
also been notified that the Jr. High programs will be on hold because the gym floor
has been ruined due to a leak in the roof.
3. Mr. Reimer has contacted the Dickens Band for entertainment at our
Christmas Party. This is the same band that we had last year and everyone seemed
to enjoy them. They mentioned that they would be available to perform on either
December 1st or December 8th. Their fee would be $800. for 1 hour which is the
same as last year. After a discussion, it was decided to hold the party on December 8th
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September 19, 1991
Page 4
and to hire the Dickens Band. It was also decided that we should purchase a 100 cup
coffee pot to be used for special events. Mr. Fisher mentioned that there is a
place in Cold Spring that sells restaurant supplies that we could look into.
4. A tentative date of Saturday ,March 21, 1992 has been set for Steve
Johnson to hold a Magic Show at the Jr. High School.
5. He is working on scheduling a concert sometim~ during February and is
trying to contact the West Point Band.
VOLLEYBALL COURT
Mr. Fisher noted that the volleyball court on Montfort Road seems to be
used quite a lot. With everyone using the court, we find we have a problem with
the ball rolling into the road. It was suggested that a fence be put up from the
tennis courts down to the creek to solve this problem. It was decided that since
the ball rolls into the road all we would need would be a 4' or 5' fence. Until
that is done we will put up a snow fence to see how it works.
HALLOWEEN PARTY
Mrs. Korz mentioned that she will be unable to attend the Party but has
everything set so far. McDonald's will probably do what they did last year.
Duncan Donuts, Carvel, Wendy's, Pizza Hut, Roy Rogers and Parties Plus are pretty
well set. Mrs. Korz will try and pick up everything ahead of time except for the
donuts. Mrs. Roe will try and pick them up on Saturday Night. It was suggested
that the pumpkins for the pumpkin contest be put on the stage so everyone can
see them. Mrs. Korz requested that the bleachers be moved around in front of
the stage. Mr. Vorndran will take care of this. We will be decorating the stage
on Saturday afternoon.
ROCKINGHAM
Mr. Rider noted that the corner fence by the sewer plant has been corrrected
to help with the traffic flow. We are also trying to get water and sewer to the
trailer. Camo mentioned that we would have to get permission from the Town in
order to do this. Mr. Holt will speak with Supervisor Smith. Mr. Vorndran
mentioned that he has trouble keeping the gate at Rockingham locked during the
winter and that cars ride over the fields. Last year after the soccer season, he
changed the lock and gave a key only to Camo and somehow the gate was always left
open. Mr. Holt mentioned that we still have to do something about the fencing
around the pond.
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Recreation Minutes
September 19, 1991
Page 5
Mr. Miller mentioned that there was an incident at the Rockingham Park back
in August where a Fishkill resident, a member (coach) of the Wappinger United Soccer
Club who was using the fields, drove his jeep through the ballfields because he
was upset at a couple of boys on the softball field. He almost hit one of the
boys. Mr. Fisher gave the following account of the situation. He said that after a
rain storm a couple of boys from the softball league were going down to check and
work on the ballfield for a tournament the following night and in driving down the
road they accidently went through a puddle and splashed the Fishkill resident. He
hollered at them and they said they were sorry and continued on to the ballfield.
As the boys were working on the infield, the jeep came across the field and came
toward them forcing them to jump out of the way. The Fishkill resident then said
that this wasn't an accident. The plate number was taken and the police were
called. Mr. Miller was told just recently that charges would be filed. Although,
in checking with Supervisor Smith, we were told that ~ rnd told the Fishkill
resident that the Town would not press charges. The Commission felt that this
was an irrational act and that someone could have gotten hurt. We felt that if
nothing else, everyone should sit down and discuss the matter. It was also
suggested that a letter be sent to the Soccer Club indicating our displeasure
with the incident. Mr. Holt mentioned that he would discuss this matter further
with Supervisor Smith at their meeting tomorrow.
GAZEBO
Mr. Rider mentioned that there are two defective boards on the floor of the
gazebo. This should be brought to the attention of Mr. Balducci. Mr. Holt has
spoken with Mr. Prentiss of Chris Bar Electric regarding the electric service to
to gazebo and was told that the easiest and best solution would be to put a pole
in on the left as you enter Town Hall and run a line underground to the gazebo.
Central Hudson said that they would donate the pole and the estimated cost is less
than $2,000. for the balance of the work. Mr. Holt will speak with Supervisor
Smith to get approval for this. Mr. Vorndran will contact Mr. Balducci to deliver
the top soil so we can start to landscape around it.
CASTLE POINT
Mr. Holt and Mr. Vorndran went over all the fencing at Castle Point and
discovered a hole cut in the fence in the back of the park. They then stopped
at the neighboring property where the damage was found and spoke with the owner
of the property telling them that the fence would be fixed.
RECREATION 1.0. CARDS
Mr. Fisher indicated that the Commission members should have some type of
identification. If they go out to the fields because of a problem, they should
have something that identifies them as a representative of the lown as a member
of the Recreation Commission. This would also be helpful when making purchases
or trying to get donations for special events. Mrs. Roe will look into this.
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September 19, 1991
Page 6
CONVERTER FOR AUDIO SYSTEM
Mr. Rider mentioned that you can get a converter for the new sound system to
plug it into a car. The prices would run approximately $100. for a 100 watt up
to $301. for a 500 watt system. It was decided that this was a little more than
we want to spend right now and since we do have a small generator which can be
used, we will hold off on this for the time being.
ROBINSON LANE
The rest rooms at the Robinson Lane Park are in terrible condition. The
men's room is in especially terrible shape with the panels rusting. It was decided
that we should renovate the men's room and if the ladies room is still in salvageable
shape we will just paint it.
MARTZ FIELD
Mr. Holt mentioned that there is a leak in the water line at Martz Field
and this fall we should replace the pipe. The leak is between Long Court and
the building. It was suggested that we ask Mr. Foster, Highway Superintendent
if he would dig it for us.
FIELD USAGE
Mr. Fisher mentioned that when we give out fields for tournament use or
to baseball or softball teams that we must strongly emphasize that there are no
alcoholic beverages allowed in the Parks. When a tournament is taking place,
we should require that all teams coming in to play be notified of this rule.
He mentioned that it is hard to enforce our own teams when outside teams come
in bringing alcohol.
PARKLAND TRUST FUND
The Parkland Trust Fund was discussed and since no one was completely
familiar with the procedure on how it is run, it was decided that a letter would
be written to Ann Buckley, Comptroller. In the letter we would request information
about how it is invested, that the balance is, if the interest is credited back into
the fund, and if we could be notified when money is received from a developer and
how much is received. A copy of this letter will also be forwarded to Supervisor
Smith.
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September 19, 1991
Page 7
It was decided that the recreation meetings would be changed to the 3rd
Thursday of each month instead of the 2nd Thursday. The time would remain the
same at 7:30 p.m.
It was noted that the tennis lights will be turned off around Columbus Day.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 on a motion by Mr. Maurer seconded by
Mr. rider.
Peggy Roe
Secretary
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SEPTEMBER 1991 REPORT TO RECREATION COMMISSION
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
August activities in August included the regular schedule
of oil painting, ~~ercise, line dancing, arts/crafts, videos
and cards/games. Seniors are working on craft items for
annual craft fair to be held Oct. 25. Items include:
Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas crafts.
On August 7, Beverly Traver spoke on the Vantage Care
Program available for Seniors at St. Francis Hospital. The
Seniors enjoyed a picnic at Bowdoin Park on August B.
Everyone had a nice time. Our new grill works great. On
Aug 20, the Heart Assoc. held a blood pressure screening in
the large meeting room for all. The Seniors are delighted
to have the opportunity to monitor their pressure monthly.
The blood pressure screening will be available the third
Tuesday of each month. The Town trip to Kelly's Western
Festival on Aug. 24 was a great success. Everyone seemed to
have good reports. The Seniors donated some craft items to
Hospice to be sold for donation at the Dutchess Co. Fair.
August was a quiet month at the Center. Many Seniors were
on vacation and promise to return in September.
There were an average of 26 Seniors at the Center per day
for the month of August. There are 127 Seniors presently
registered at the Center.
ITEMS TO BE NOTED:
1. September events include a lecture on Medicaid
eligibility by Jean Traver from Social Services, an
armchair travel film on Alaska by Paul Jeheber, a member
of the Explorer's Club. Blood pressure screening will
be available on Sept. 17 and of course our monthly
birthday party.
2. October events will include a speaker from New York
Telephone Co. on special discounts for Seniors. New
Hamburg Fire Dept. will speak on Fire Prevention. And
the big event will be the Annual Craft Fair on Oct.
25th. On Halloween, we will have a costume party with
refreshments and prizes for costumes.
3. November includes a trip to Woodlock Pines on the 6th, a
flu shot clinic and a special event for Thanksgiving.
December is a month of parties.
4. I have reoeived the report from the New York Senate
entitled "Summary Report of the Majority Task Force on
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Aging in the 21st Century."
ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED:
1. Last month I notified you that Helen Nixon did not want
to continue do~ng the Town trips. We will need to find
a replacement ~n the very near future.
2. We also discussed the need for 1.0. cards. I would like
to have these available to issue as of January, 1992 to
start the New Year.
3. For the Halloween party refreshments I will have donuts
and cider. Who can I speak to that may be willing to
donate either or both?
4. We have ordered Christmas ornaments to be given as gifts
to the Seniors for Christmas. I would like to schedule
a Christmas party as well-to include a Santa Claus to
hand out gifts, possibly music or other entertainment.
All help and suggestions are needed and welcome.
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BY Kathi DeLisa, Director
Summer is coming ~o a close. September is upon us. We have
a busy fall and holiday season ahead. Besides our normal
program, September events will include Jean Traver, director
of Medicaid Services. She will speak to you on the 12th in
regard to eligibility for Medicaid and will answer any of
your questions in regard to this. On September 13, Paul
Jeheber will host a travel slide show on Ala~ka. He has
travelled extensively and is a member of the Explorer's
Club. There will be a blood pressure soreening on Sept. 17
in the large meeting room. Oil painting will be cancelled
that Tuesday. And of course our birthday party will be on
the 27th of the month.
October is when most of you have requested the Craft Fair.
I have asked many of you for your opinion and the consensus
is to hold the Craft Fair, Friday, Oot. 25. This will allow
us to have Hallowe~n, Thanksgiving and Christmas items to
sell. A very big thank you to all of you who work daily on
the many items that will be sold at the fair. It is because
of all of you that this will be the biggest and best Craft
Fair ever. I also want to thank Eva Crocoo for dopating an
afghan, Helen Ianuale for donating a baby sweater set,
Chickie Cohen for donating cabbage patch doll sweaters and
several other items, and Mollie Calogere for making an
afghan for the fair. I am sure I forgot to mention others,
but please remind me so I can give you the oredit you
deserve. (I should have written everything down.) You all
do marvelous, oreative work. A BIG HUG TO ALL OF YOU!!
Tina and Ed DeMatteo are collecting books to be sold at the
Craft Fair. So now is the time to sort through your
library. Also for Granny's Attic items, please do not bring
items that are dirty, shabby or in need of repair. Items
for Granny's Attic can be brought in the week of Ootober
7th. PleaBe do not bring them sooner, as we ha~e no place
to store them.
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Thank you to those that have brought me recipes for our
cookbook. The response for this has been slow and I do not
believe we will have a cookbook in time for this year's
Fair. However, I will continue to collect your recipes and
when there is eno~gh, I will begin collating them into a
book. So if you have a special recipe handed down through
your ~amily, please bring them in. With all your wonderful
recipes, we can make a cookbook sponsored by the Center. If
you want to try them ~irst, I am sure many of us will be
glad to test them for you. The sooner we sta~t the better
so dig into those recipe boxes and memories and let's do it.
Halloween is on Thursday this year. That calls for a
costume party. So put on your thinking caps and start
thinking about what you want to wear. There will be. prizes
for the silliest, prettiest (or most handsome), most
original, and most scary. And what is a Halloween Costume
Party without--- yes you guessed it--- games and
refreshments. Both tricks and treats are in store for those
that participate. So don't be shy--let's put on those
costumes and have FUN!!!
November brings Election Day-Don't forget to vote. The
Center will be closed. And of course, Thanksgiving is
November's main event. I would like your suggestions and
comments on what you would like to do to observe this
special day of thanks. Please feel free to give me your
ideas.
And last but not least, December blows in Christmas
festivities. I will be making reservations shortly for a
Christmas luncheon at Villa Borghese. Many of you have
reques ted a luncheon here in the pas t. I cannot' te 11 you
all that may happen in December, but one of Santa's elves
whispered something about a Christmas party. Oh well, can't
tell all of Santa's secrets can 11
SEPTEMBER
1991
TOWN OF WAPPINGER SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER: OPEN 10:00A.M.-3:00P.M.
20 Middlebush Rd. Wappingers Falls, N.Y. 12590 Phone:297-3670
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BILLS PAID DURING SEPTEMBER 1991
Sylvan Lake Telephone Company
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Tennis Courts - Pye Lane -7690-0425-00
Schlathaus Park - 7808-0400-01
All Angels Hill Road - 7808-0390-00
Robinson Lane Rec. Area - 7371-1295-00
Robinson Lane - 7371-1300-00
Nynex Mobile Communications - 474-3211
Sir Speedy Printing Center
A-I Fence Company, Inc.
A-I Fence Company, Inc.
Jonmar Associates, Inc.
N. & S. Supply Co.
N. & S. Supply Co.
Corbin Excavating
Corbin Excavating
Urey Hardware
Jonmar Associates, Inc.
Joel Vorndran
Joel Vorndran
Expanded Supply Products
East Fishkill Railroad Tie & Pipe
Dutchess County Sheriff's Dept.
Bottini Fuel
A-I Portable Toilets
Alfred Weston
Lewis Rompala
Bernie Reimer
Roberts Boice Paper Co.
Southern Dutchess News
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
The Wood's Tea Company
The Klassics
N. & S. Supply Co.
N. & S. Supply Co.
Meadowbrook Farm
Leprechaun Lines
Jamesway
D.C. Assoc. Senior Citizens
Coffee System of Hudson Valley
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294.87
78.41
87.35
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135.00
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374.00
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112.82
82.90
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325.00
94.92
534.24
200.98
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135.58
96.60
399.80
338.50
550.00
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96.40
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124.28
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