1993-02-08
AGENDA
RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY 8, 1993
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PRESENT:
APPROVE MINUTES January 11, 1993
Corrections
Approved:
Seconded:
CORRESPONDENCE
1. Letter from Bob Drennan - Use of C. P. Fields and Placque
2. Letter from Little League - Field Requirements
3. Letter from Sunday A.M. League - Use of Fields
4. Letter from Ken Hack Director - Dutchess County Classic Road Race
5. Letter Ben Marguglio - Re: Tennis Proposal
6. Letter from Supervisor's Office - Re: Resignation of Jospeh Mastroianni
7. Letter from Greenway Heritage - Grant award for 1993
8. Check from Youth Bureau for $7,000. - for 1992 Programs
REPORTS:
K.D.
B.R.
T.F.
B.G.
E.K.
J.M.
S.M.
D.R.
J.V.
R.J.H.
OLD eUSINESS
West Point Concert
NEW BUSINESS
53rd Annual Recreation Conference - April 18 - 21 Niagara Falls
1992 Annual Report
MEETING ADJOURNED
NEXT MEETING
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RECREATION MINUTES
FEBRUARY 8, 1993
NEXT MEETING MARCH 8, 1993 AT 7:30 P.M.
The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Commission
was held February 8, 1993 at Schlathaus Park, All Angels Hill Road, Town of
Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York.
The meeting was called to order at 7:05 P.M. by Chairman Ralph J.
Holt. Others present were Kathi DeLisa, Senior Citizen Director, Bernie Reimer,
Recreation Director, Commission Members Barbara Gutzler, Ellen Korz, Stephen
Miller, Donald Rider and Maintenance Supervisor John Vorndran.
The minutes of the January 11, 1993 meeting were approved on a
motion by Mr. Miller seconded by Miss Gutzler with all in favor.
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter and check in the amont of $150. was received from Bob Drennan,
of the Wappinger Modified Softball League for the use of the Castle Point fields
for 1993. They also'presented a plaque as a token of appreciation for all that
we have done for them over the years. It was noted that he did not request any
fields at Rockingham. As of this year Rockingham will be strictly for soccer
use.
A letter has been received from Little League requesting fields
for the 1993 baseball and softball programs. All fields are acceptable with the
exception of Rockingham, Quiet Acres and Castle POint which are not available
for Little League use.
A letter has been received from Richard J. Bernhard of the Sunday
Morning League requesting the use of two fields at Robinson Lane and one field
at Rockingham on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to noon beginning April 18, 1993 to
September 26, 1993. They also included a check for $150. to cover the fees due.
The request to use Robinson Lane was approved but Mr. Reimer was asked to contact
Mr. Bernhard to request that they use the upper field at Castle POint as we are
hoping to take out the backstop at Rockingham.
A letter was received from Ken R. Hack, Director of the Dutchess
County Classic requesting the use of Robinson Lane complex on Sunday, September 19,
1993. That is the date for the traditional Dutchess County Classic Road Race.
This request was approved although it was emphasized that they must bring in their
own porta johns and make sure the facility is cleaned up after the race. They
also must monitor the parking -- no cars are allowed to park on the fields.
Supervisor Smith received a letter from Joseph Mastroianni resigning
as a member of the Recreation Commission. He stated that his future plans will
force him to be absent from meetings and that he wouldn't be able to participate
in the Commission's programs fully. We have several people who are interested
in the position and after our March meeting we will send a recommendation to the
Town Board.
Recreation Minutes
February 8, 1993
Page 2
An application has been received from the Greenway Heritage for
the 1993 Harold L. Hoffman Community Awards Program. Every member was asked to
think of a project to submit and have it ready for the March meeting. Deadline
for the application is March 31st. If possible it would be great to do something
at the beach area by the Yacht Club. Mr. Holt will check with Supervisor Smith
to find out where this stands.
A check in the amount of $7,000. has been received from the Youth
Bureau for the 1992 Youth Programs.
The 1992 Annual Recreation Report prepared by Mr. Reimer, Director
Mrs. DeLisa, Senior Citizen Director and Miss Slacin, Summer Director was
distributed to the Commission Members.
TENNIS PROGRAM (PROPOSED)
Mr. Ben Marguglio attended the meeting to discuss with us his
Summer Tennis Program proposal. The objective of his program is to provide
tennis instruction to boys and girls ages 5 years to 17 years. The student/
instructor ratio would be 6 to 1. The head pro would be C.P.R. certified and
certified in first aid. He said that they would also institute a safety procedure.
They would have liability insurance and parents would also be offered an opportunity
to acquire accident insurance at a nominal charge probably $5.00 or $10.00. He
said that there would be a waiver clause on the registration form so if parents
did not buy the accident insurance he/she would waive any rights to hold them
responsible for any accident. Mr. Marguglio would like to run this program for
10 weeks having 2 sessions a day Monday through Thursday using Friday as a raindate.
The fee would be $80. per student with the Town receiving a rental fee of 10% of
the gross receipts.
After a lengthy discussion, the Commission's concern was with tying
up the courts for 10 weeks. Since we are pleased with our own program and instructor~,
we were hesitant to do away with it. We also felt that by chargigg:;$80 .::-I'ler
registrant that he wouldn't get that many people to register. Mr. Marguglio also
stated that he wanted this agreement to go to the year 2010. It was decided that
a letter would be forwarded to Mr. Marguglio that we felt that we were not ready
to take on a program such as this for 10 weeks.
OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE
1. Letter to John Doyle - Re Heritage Grant for 1992 to get funds
2. Neighborhood Grants Program - For Senior Center
3. Ronald Lipp, Castle POint - Follow up letter regarding water for Castle Point
4. Jodi-Lynn Perry - Answer to her resume - No positions available
5. John Biasotti - Use/Non use of Roy C. Ketcham for West Point Concert
6. June Ellen Cioppa - regarding 1992 NYS Division for Youth Report
7. David Batchelder - Pine Plains Ford Tractor Re: Approval for purchase of mower
8. Colleen Cannon - Deer Hill Conference Center - Re: Use of their facilities
9. Hughsonville Fire District - Re: Use of their facilities
10. Letter to Supervisor and Town Board Members - Invitation to West POint Concert
Recreation Minutes
February 8, 1993
Page 3
OUTGOING LETTERS (CON'T)
11. Letter to Town Board for approval to purchase mower from Pine Plains Ford
12. Letter to Town Board to transfer funds from Parkland Trust for purchase of mower
13. Letter to Town Board for approval of P.O. to do blacktop work at Robinson
14. Letter to Town Board for approval of P.O. for fertilizer
SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT
Mrs. DeLisa handed out a report on the activities of the Center
for the month of January. See the attached report.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mr. Reimer reported the following:
1. There was a problem at the Sheafe Road School with the Directors
of the basketball program and they have lost a couple of Saturdays. Mr. Reimer
said that the problem has been straightened out and that he will try and extend the
the program in April. Mr. Miller also mentioned that we have to have the Directors
at the school by at least 9:45 for the 10:00 program so the children are not running
loose in the school.
2. He has called Aristocrat for information on a trip to the Radio
City Christmas show.
3. Letters have gone out to Hughsonville Fire District and Deer
Hill Conference Center to use the facilities for our summer program.
4. All the summer concerts have been booked and he will have a
copy of the schedule for the next meeting.
5. An ad for the West Point Concert is scheduled for this
Wednesday in the Southern Dutchess News. It was suggested that he try for a
second ad on the 24th and a press release for March 3rd. He has sent out ads
to four A.M./F.M. stations, Channel 6 Community Calendar, and Poughkeepsie JOurnal
Enjoy Section. He has checked with Michael DeFillipo, Principal of the Jr. High,
and was told that we can use the balcony for overflow seating. We must fill the
downstairs first. It was decided that we should again invite the Castle POint
Veterans. We wtill have to get the menu and decide on a caterer.
LITTLE LEAGUE/ROBINSON LANE
Mr. Miller mentioned that he met with Little league representatives
and they are hosting the Northeast Regionals from August 9th to the 14th. Since
this date does not conflict with the dates the Dutchess Debs are requesting, they
will be able to use the complex for their tournament. A letter will be sent to
Mr. Scholz regarding this. Mr. Miller also mentioned that Little League has been
talking about trying to raise money for lights for Robin~on Lane. They will .
come back to us when they have a plan in place. They (Llttle League Representatlves)
Recreation Minutes
February 8, 1993
Page 4
were talking about putting red clay on at least one field and said that they
thought they could get it for $23.00 a ton opposed to $28.00. It might be a
possibility that we could go in with Fishkill and get a better price. Mr. Scofield
will be testing it for water and they will discuss this further.
Sign ups for little league were held last Saturday and will be
held again on February 20th and March 6th at the Hughsonville Firehouse.
Mr. Holt mentioned that he had spoken to Mr. Letterri and that there
are a lot of things that need to be addressed for this regional. There will
also be extra maintenance needs for our crew.
We still need to get the blacktop work done at Robinson Lane and
hopefully by April 1st it could be finished. In the meantime, Mr. Miller
suggested we put a couple loads of item 4 in where it has been dug out to keep
the mud down until the blacktop work can be done. Mr. Holt will contanct Mr.
Versace to see if we can get the item 4.
Mr. Vorndran mentioned that we still have problems with Little
League in that they drive the scotch harrow over the fields and roads and tear
them up.
VOLLEYBALL
court.
year.
all the
Mr. Rider asked if we could look for the ropes for the volleyball
He also asked about running a volleyball tournament as suggested last
Mr. Rider will contact Mr. Badar to iron out the details. He will get
information and get back to us.
lights.
parking.
Mr. Holt mentioned that we have money in our budget to put in
We are also going to look into putting in some benches and improve the
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
Mr. Holt reported the following:
1. He met with the Town Board and received an increase in salary
for Regina Waldron of 3% and Robert Weber of 4%.
2. He also spoke with the Town Board regarding the money vs. land
for recreation on new subdivisions. The Town has voted to raise the fee to $1,500.
Mr. Levenson, Town Zoning Inspector was asked to do the paperwork on this.
Recreation Minutes
February 8, 1993
Page 5
3. Mr. Levenson mentioned to Mr. Holt that there are some problems
with the Rymer Subdivision and that they are objecting to putting in the road to
Old Hopewell Road. He has asked us to send in another letter to the Planning
Board reaffirming our stand on this.
4. Mr. Vorndran mentioned that he has spoken to Mr. Fulton regarding
the lot line and was told that he has all the papers ready to bring in and have
notarized.
5. The mower bid was approved by the Town Board and Pine Plains
has been notified that their bid has been accepted --without the additional roll
bar.
6. The stove and refrigerator at Schlathaus are not working and
when we had someone in to fix the stove they said that it was not worth fixing.
In fact, it should not be used at all. Mr. Vorndran said that he has pulled
the fuses. When the Town has their pickup, we will dispose of them. We will
also be looking to purchase a stove and refrigerator.
7. Supervisor Smith spoke with Central Hudson and they will hook
up the electric at Reese Park. She also received a quote of $2,300. to fix the
box. Mr. Vorndran was asked to have Chris Bar go down and give us another quote
for that work. When the box is fixed, we may have to fence it in similar to the
one at Martz Field.
hookup.
8. A letter has been sent to Castle Point regarding the water
9. Information has been received on the Annual Recreation and
Park Conference to be held in Niagara Falls April 18 - 21st. Those interested
in attending are to let Mrs. Roe know as soon as possible indicating what
sessions they are interested in attending. A letter will then be submitted
to the Town Board for approval.
10. Mr. Vorndran was asked to get a quote from Clove for work
to be done at Spook Hill and Quiet Acres.
The meeting was adjourned on a motion by Mrs. Korz seconded by
Miss Gutzler at 9:45 p.m.
Peggy Roe
Secretary
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FEBRUARY 1993 REPORT TO RECREATION COMMISSION
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1993
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
January activities at the Senior Citizen Center included
the regular schedule of arts/crafts, oil painting, exercise,
line dancing, videos, cards and games. The Center was
closed on Tues., Jan. 12 because of snow and on Jan. 18 for
Martin Luther King Day.
Amy McAden from the Office of the Aging was at the Center
on Jan. 6 to discuss Medigap insurance and to answer
questions pertaining to this. The Heart Association
provided blood pressure screening on the 19th. The
Community Service Worker from the Office of the Aging was
cancelled on her regularly scheduled visit due to snowy and
icy conditions.
And of course there was time for parties in January as
well. On Jan. 8th, the Seniors celebrated Elvis's birthday
with a pizza party. And on Jan. 15, we had a pajama party.
All the seniors and staff came in pj's, or robes. There
were bear slippers, bunny slippers, mop slippers and other
footwear walking through the Center. We started the party
with breakfast of orange juice, danish and muffins. For
lunch there was pizza, soda and popcorn. And then for after
lunch snack, we had hors d'oeuvres including cheese puffs
and lobster rolls. We played some word games- winners
claimed a prize. And there were a few pillow fights in
between. All had a wonderful time! It was lots of fun and
something to chase the winter blues away.
Our monthly birthday party was held on the 28th.
There was and average of 30 seniors per day at the
Center. The average Monday attendance was 11. The icy and
snowy weather kept many Seniors home this month. There are
184 Seniors registered at the Center. There are 53 on the
waiting list.
ITEMS TO BE NOTED:
1. The art exhibit at Chase Manhattan Bank will be taken
down this month. All the artists went to the bank and had
photos taken. Southern Dutchess News was suppose to be
there also, but did not show. The Bank gave each artist a
beautiful mug in appreciation for the exhibit.
2. February events include several parties. On Valentine's
Day, Dinny Cackowski will lead us in a sing-a-long. We will
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celebrate Washington's birthday with cherry pie and ice
cream. Then on Feb. 23, we will have a Mardi Gras party at
the Holiday Inn in Fishkill. We will help the Seniors make
masks and/or costumes for this event. There will be cajun
food, music and some surprises for all.
3. The first Town sponsored bus trip is to the Elmsford
dinner theater on Feb. 26 to see "Nunsense." A list of the
year's trips is attached.
4. Have submitted the Chase Manhattan Bank grant. We have
applied for a cultural event-a trip to Radio City Music Hall
and possibly dinner after. We'll wait and see what happens.
5. The Town of Fishkill Senior Center and our Center will
be working together to make ribbon flowers to be given away
at the March 5, West Point concert. If this works out well,
Susan Schlach, director and I hope to do more joint projects
and possibly social functions together.
6. Just a note: June 8th marks the 5th anniversar~ of the
opening of the Town Center. I am open to any suggestions
and/or help to make this a speoial oelebration!
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S~~IOR N~WS
By Kathi DeLisa, Director
FEBRUARY 1993
Well, now that we have survived the holidays, and
slumbered (in our pj's) through January, are you ready to
kick up your heels? Are you ready to make merry? Are you
ready to move on from pajama parties to more adventurous
parties? Well let's go!!!!
Valentine's Day is on Sunday this year, but fea~ not, we
will have a Valentine's Day party on Friday,. Feb. 1~. Might
as well celebrate Lincoln's birthday as well~ To make the
day a little special, Dinny Cackowski from RSVP will be
leading us in a Sing-a-long. She will bring her Karoke and
we can croon along with her.
On Fri., the 19th we will celebrate George Washington's
birthday with cherry pie and ice cream of course. Just a
little party to warm us up for the next week.
Now that you've practiced having more parties again, get
ready for MARDI GRAS! We will celebrate this great event at
the Holiday Inn in Fishkill from Noon to 3:00. The menu
includes a fruit cup, salad, choice of one: Blackened Fish,
New Orleans Stew (both moderately spicy) or Sliced Sirloin
of Beef. Entrees will be served with Jambalaya Rice and a
Medley of Vegetables. Dessert and coffee or tea will top
the meal off. There will be music and dancing! You must
sign up with me by Feb. 16 if you wish to attend. (No
refunds after this date.)
Mardi Gras is quite festive. In New Orleans they have
parades, pig greasing contests, races, food, music and
competitions. Will, trust me, we are not having a pig
greasing contest! However, there will be prizes for
costumes. In case you did not know, most participants of
Mardi Gras attend in costume. To help you, Regina, Sue and
I will help you make a festive mask. The official colors of
Mardi Gras are purple, green and gold. So if you need a
mask see Regina and Sue or even I can help. If you want to
dress in costume (of course you do!) and need ideas, let us
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know. We are here to help you.
For Dial-a-Ride passengers, you can request to be brought
to Town Hall the morning of Mardi Gras. This is not a
normal stop for Dial-a-Ride so you must call and tell them
you are going to Town Hall. They will not be able to pick
you up and take you home. We will arrange transportation
for you to Holiday Inn and back home. If you need this
transportation, you MUST let me know so I can arrange for
the appropriate number of cars.
Please note the Center will be closed Feb. 15 in honor of
President's Day. Diana Weibrecht will be at Town Hall on
the 11th to assist you with other services provided by the
Office of the Aging. And there will be blood pressure
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screening on the 16th. .
Many of you are now paying your dues on a-monthly basis.
If you would like to do this, I suggest you pay your $2.00
or $2.50 (depending on the month) at the beginning of the
month. Mark the amount you are paying on the attendance
sheet so you will be credited for the proper amount. You
must still sign in every week and check the days you attend
in the week. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.
I want to thank Regina and Sue for the wonderful job they
are doing with crafts. They have managed to keep you busy
even though we have not had sufficient supplies to continue
the projects you have started. I apologize for this and
take full responsibility for this inconvenience. So don't
blame them okay? Please be patient, it shouldn't be much
longer now.
Happy February! Happy Valentine's Day! Happy Lincoln's
Birthday! Happy George Washington's Birthday! Happy and
Fun Mardi Gras!!!!!
A BIG HUG FOR ALL OF YOU!!! YOU ARE WONDERFUL!!
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TOWN OF WAPPINGER SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER: OPEN 10:00A.M.-3:00P.M.
20 Middlebush Rd., Wappingers Falls, NY. 12590 Phone:297-3670 Direotor: Kathi DeLisa
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RECREA TlON COMMISSION
P.O. BOX 324
20 MIDDLEBUSH ROAD
WAPPINGERS FALLS. N.Y. 1259()'()324
CONSTANCE O. SMITH
SUPERVISOR
SENIOR CITIZEN BUS TRIPS FOR 1993
DATE
PLACE
COST
$41. 00
2/26/93
Elmsford Dinner Theater
Luncheon & Bhow "Nunsense"
Canterbury Tours
4/27/93
Roseland Ranch, Stanfordville, N.Y.
$28.00
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Leprechaun Lines
5/18/93 Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, Hampton, N.J. $40.00
Luncheon and show "When We Are Married"
Leprechaun Lines
6/8/93 Atlantic City $18.00
Canterbury Tours
7/13/93 Lake George, N.Y. $24.00
Lunch Cruise
Leprechaun Lines
8/25/93 Aqua Turf Club, Plantsville, Ct. $32.00
Country Barbeque & Entertainment
Canterbury Tours
9/14/93 Pomona $31.00
Platz I Brau Haus
Leprechaun Lines
10/21/93 Duck Cedar Inn, Tuxedo, N.Y. $3 6. 00
Old World Bavarian Show & October Fest
Canterbury Tours
RESERVATION DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
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A-7110 .4
A-7620.4
A-1620 .40
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BILLS PAID DURING JANUARY 1993
Sylvan Lake Telephone Company
Robinson Lane - 227-9434
19.62
James Baisley Tree Servcie
350.00
Coffee System of the Hudson Valley
Hobby Hut
Poughkeepsie Journal
36.00
48.46
24.30
BILLS PAID DURING FEBRUARY 1993
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Long Court - 7851-1550-00
Montfort Road - 7964-1460-00
Spook Hill - 7810-1572-04
Tennis Courts - 7690-0425-00
Myers Corners & All Angels - 7802-1962-00
Stage - 7802-1960-00
Gazebo - 7512-0470-00
13.12
194.92
15.48
6.56
77 .73
14.71
21.41
Sylvan Lake Telephone Company
Robinson Lane - 227-9434
19.57
New York Telephone
Schlathaus Park
Quiet Acres
Barn
Spook Hill
Martz Field
Company
- 297-4752
- 297-7780
- 297-3670
- 297-9861
- 297-9928
26.16
4.31
28.26
5.18
4.31
NYSRPS
200.00
Dynawatch, Inc.
Dynawatch, Inc.
240.00
240.00
Petty Cash
Coffee System of Hudson Valley
Hobby Hut
Hobby Hut
Hobby Hut
Hobby Hut
Reminisce
Time
Pleasant Hill Press
78.86
36.00
45.22
48.54
48.82
48.46
24.97
30.94
36.00