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AGE1JOA' . RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
FEBRUARY~, 1994
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CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PRESENT
APPROVE MINUTES
Approved:
Corrections:
January 11, 1994
Seconded:
CORRESPONDENCE
1. Letter from E. Roland Norris - Re: Use of R. L.
2. Letter from Wappinger Bible Fellowship Church - Re: Use of Schlathaus Park
3. Letter from Jeanne Stupplebeen - Re: 1994 "Fun In The Park"
4. Letter from Suzanne Tatariw - Re: Use of Schlathaus for Girl Scouts
5. Letter from Kay Keane - Re: Kids on the Go, Inc.
6. Letter from Martin Wylde - Copeland Coating Co., Inc.
7. Letter from Debra Bardin, Southern Dutchess Women's League - Re: Use of Fields
8. Letter from Hughsonville Fire District - Re: Use of their facilities
9. Letter from Deer Hill Conference Center - Re: Contract for 1994
REPORTS
K.D.
B.R.
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J.E.
R.F.
B.G.
E.K.
S.M.
D.R.
R.J.H.
OLD BUSINESS - Evergreen Estates Subdivision - Old Myers Corners Road
NEW BUSINESS - Attendance Report for Recreation Meetings in 1993
List of Town of Wappinger Officials & Officers for 1994
Annual Recreation Report for 1993
Alarm System Calling List
Telephone Request from New Hackensack Fire Co. Use of Schlathaus Park
Telephone Request fromLittle All Angels Nursery-- Use of Schlathaus Park
4-H Group Contract jUse of Schlathaus and request to plant tree
Fee Schedule for programs and Summer playground
Change date of March meeting.
MEETING ADJOURNED
NEXT MEETING
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RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES
FEBRUARY 28, 1994
The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Commission was
held February 28, 1994 at Schlathaus Park, All Angels Hill Road, Town of Wappinger
Dutchess County, New York.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman Ralph J.
Holt. Others present were Kathi DeLisa, Senior Citizen Director, Commission Members
Joseph Ennesser, Ronald Friedman, Stephen Miller and Donald Rider.
The minutes of the January 11, 1994 meeting were approved on a motion
by Mr. Rider seconded by Mr. Miller with the date change to August 8th for the
Eastern Regionals on Page 5.
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter was received from E. Roland Norris requesting use of Holt
Big Boy Field for approximately 10 home games on Saturdays from May to August. This
usage will be for a new Town of Wappinger Rookie League team comprised of Town boys
ages 18 and over. After a discussion with Little League Officials a letter was sent
to Mr. Norris stating that we accept his proposal to begin a rookie league with the
following conditions:
1. Town of Wappinger Little League takes priority.
2. In event of inclement weather, Town of Wappinger Little League program
may bump your games to reschedule theirs.
3. Following your games and/or practices, it is your responsibility to
take care of field, rake, fill holes or other necessary maintenance.
4. It is your responsibility to work with Little League in the development
of a schedule including All Star events.
5. Any equipment you wish to use as part of your program will have to be
worked out with Little League.
Mr. Holt also mentioned that Mr. Norris was going to Supervisor Smith
to ask the Town to provide an emblem so it can be put on the sleeve of the uniforms.
A letter was received from Reverend Byron Widger of the Wappinger Bible
Fellowship Church requesting permission to hold a sunrise service on Easter morning
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April 3rd,at Schlathaus Park. Several churches would gather together at 7:30 for a
short worship service and it would be open to all who desired to attend. Since there
was some questions regarding this request because of the religious aspect, Mr. Holt
asked Supervisor Smith for a ruling and was told that it was okay as long as all religious
organizations are treated the same.
A letter was received from Jeanne B. Stupplebeen regarding the meeting
held at James Baird State Park for the upcoming "Fun In the Park." with a theme of
"April Showers Bring May Flowers."
Recreation Minutes
February 28, 1994
Page 2
A request was received from the New Oaks Service Unit of the Dutchess
County Girl Scout Council to use Schlathaus Park on Saturday, May 14, 1994 from 9:00
to 6 to hold its 2nd Annual Garage Sale/Flea Market. They will rent a portable toilet
to have on site for that day for the Girl Scout's use. This request was approved.
A letter was received from Kay Keane, Pres-Owner of "Kids-On-The-Go, Inc."
They service busy parents - they get the children where they need to go when the parents
can't. Mr. Rider questioned the size/type of vehicle they use. Mr. Holt felt we should
post the notice and let the parents investigate further on their own. Mr. Miller felt
maybe we should find out the size of vehicles and cost to see if it might be reasonable
for us to use for summer transportation. It was decided that we would look further into
this.
A letter was received from Martin H. Wylde announcing that New York Tennis
and Copeland Coating Company have completed a "mini-merge". We will send a letter to
him stating that Copeland Coating had done some blacktop work on our tennis courts in
1992 and we are having a problem with one of the corners peeling. We wrote to James
Raleigh, Vice President of Copeland Coating in 1993 asking him to take a look at the
problem and we never heard from him. We will now write to Mr. Wylde to see if we can
get him to look at it.
A letter was received from Debra L. Bardin on behalf of the Southern
Dutchess Women's Softball League to request the use of fields for their league. To
meet their current needs, they are requesting use of fields weekday evenings from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. beginning May 10th to August. Mr. Reimer will follow up on this.
We received a letter from Hughsonville Fire District approving our
request to use their facilities for our Summer Playground for 1994. This also
included the placing of a trailer in the same location as last year.
We received a contract from Deer Hill Center for the use of their
pool for our Summer Swim Program. The cost of the season June 27th to August 12th will
be $6,200.00 which is the same as 1993.
OUTGOING LETTERS
1. Letters were sent to the Town Board for P.O.'s for Custodial services for Sheafe
Road School for the Boys & Girls Basketball Program and to Myers Corners School
for the Boys & Girls Gymnastics Program.
2. Letter to the Town Board requesting permission for Mrs. DeLisa, Mrs. Roe and Mr.
Ennesser to attend the N.Y.S. Recreation & Park Conference at Nevele 4/17 - 4/20.
3. Request to the Town Board for P.O.'s for the summer concerts.
4. Letter to Town Board stating Mr.Miller is sitting in for Mr. Holt while he is on
vacation.
5. Letter to Hughsonville Fire District for use of their facilities
6. Letter to Deer Hill Center for use of their facilities.
7. Letter to East Coast Bingo Corp. for information and prices for cards.
Recreation Minutes
February 28, 1994
Page 3
A copy of the 1993 Attendance Record for the Recreation Commission
meetings was given to all members and also given to the Town Board. Mr. Holt
thought overall we did excellent.
An updated list of the 1994 Town of Wappinger Officials and Officers
was distributed to each member.
A copy of the 1993 Annual Report was distributed to each member and will
be given to the Town Board members.
SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT
Mrs. Delisa handed out a report on the Senior Activities for the month of
January which is attached to these minutes.
She also mentioned that a certified hair dresser has asked if she could
come into the Center once or twice a month to provide hair cutting services at a low
cost. The Commission was not keen on the idea but will check to see if there are any
legal problems with this.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mr. Holt reported the following for Mr. Reimer who was unable to attend.
The West POint concert is confirmed for April 15th at Roy C. Ketcham High
at 8:00 p.m. and we have found out that they have requested the buffet following the
performance. They were extremely pleased with how they were treated on their previous
trips to Wappinger. We now need to get some menus and prices. Mr. Holt will speak
to Mrs Korz to get a menu from the person who catered the buffet the last couple of
times. If anyone else knows of someone, please try and get a menu for the next meeting
which is March 15th. Mr. Reimer has already requested the use of the cafeteria.
Programs are going okay with the exception of the basketball program at
the Wappinger Jr. High. Between the snow cancellations, school cutting back on our
time and the school taking away the whole month of March, we haven't had much of a
program. It was suggested that we have Mr. Reimer put down all of the programs and what
problems we have incurred. It was then suggested that maybe we should request a meeting
with Mr. Marmello.
At the last meeting, Mrs. Visconti suggested that we speak with a
representative of Jekoce Acres regarding our swim program to see what they may have to
offer. Mr. Reimer spoke to the Director of the Jewish Center and found out that in
no way could they accommodate our needs. He did, however, suggest our using their
picnic area for kids or their softball area. Mr. Reimer will check further on this.
Mr. Ennesser brought in quotes for the purchase of the staff shirts for
the Summer Program. He will give these to Mr. Reimer.
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Recreation Minutes
February 28, 1994
Page 4
ROBINSON LANE/LITTLE LEAGUE
Mr. Miller mentioned that the last Little League sign up is scheduled
for March 12th. He said that the first two sign-ups were low but the weather could
have been a factor.
Little League wants to run a parade on Opening Day from Secor's to
the Recreation Field. Mr. Trudell has spoken with Mr. Holt and Mr. Reimer about this
and asked us if we could get a band. Mr. Holt suggested that they check into getting
a school band. He was then asked if we would pay a nominal donation to the school
for the band and was told that we couldn't. We didn't want to start a precedent.
Mr. Miller said he felt it was a bad place for the parade. Even if they close the road
it is too windy and who would watch it since there is no place to park. Mr. Holt, Mr.
Friedman and Mr. Miller all felt it would be better to march up from R-4 (#7), the creek
or even come in to the field from the entrance.
Mr. Friedman mentioned that Little League has approved putting good clay
on 2 fields along with our doing two. Hopefully, we could get Rl (#3), R2 (#5), SB 3
(#11), and SB2 (#1) done this year.
Mr. Holt would like the Commission members to meet at Robinson Lane to
determine where the new gate will be installed and how we will set up the parking. We
would like to get this done before Opening Day weather permitting.
Mr. Holt mentioned that Mr. Provost had received a call from Dan Zoller,
of the Board of Health, and has scheduled a meeting with him for today. Mr. Holt said
he wasn't sure what it was regarding. Mr. Miller was asked to follow up on this and
see what the meeting was about.
Mr. Holt has tried several times to contact Mr. Eastwood of Central
Hudson regarding the lights at Robinson Lane and has not been successful. He will keep
trying.
SCHLATHAUS PARK
Several requests have been received for the use of Schlathaus Park. The
first was from New Hackensack Fire Comapny to use Schlathaus for parking for their
Bavarian Fest June 10, 11, and 12th. They mentioned that they will fence off the
memorial and have 2 people stationed in the lot. We have no problem with this request.
Mrs. DeLisa will notify them that their request was approved.
Little All Angels Nursery School has requested use of Schlathaus for their
graduation ceremonies on June 18th from approximately 8:00 - 1:00 p.m. This request was
also approved.
Marlene Turano of the 4-H Group now using Schlathaus for meetings also is
in charge of a Daisygroup. This group would like to donate to the park an oak tree which
they would plant and care for. They would also like to do something for the community
and would like to "Keep Schlathaus Park Clean". This was also approved.
Recreation Minutes
February 28, 1994
Page 5
With the requests being made to use Schlathaus for meetings etc. a
problem arises with having the building open and making sure it is locked after each
use. The Commission does not want to give out keys because somehow they get duplicated
and we don't want people going in at all times. Mr. Rider suggested that we call the
alarm s~stem to see if they have any way of calling in a status change. Another
suggestion was to put two locks ontthe door - a community key and the second a dead
bolt. When there was a meeting scheduled, we would make sure the dead bolt is unlocked
so the people using the building could use their key to gain access. Then at our
convenience, we could lock the dead bolt. This will be checked into.
PARKLAND TRUST
Mr. Holt mentioned that Supervisor Smith, based on the auditor's
recommendation, said that the Town Board would like to put in place a policy on how
to use the Parkland money. They felt that there should be a balance level and Mr, Holt
suggested not going below $100K. They will establish a policy and hopefully it would be
worded so that if an opportunity arises and we need the money that we could.
GRANTS
We have been told that the request for CD Funds for $17,000. for the
fencing for Martz Field, Airport and the Barn has not been approved and that we did
get approval of $21,000. of the $53,000 funds for the Castle POint water and rest
room facility. Mrs. Smith has asked us where the balance of the funds would come from
for the building and we said that hopefully from the Parkland Fund. Mr. Holt also
said that he hoped to do the job for less than $53,000.
FEES
Each member was given a sheet stating the charges for the various recreation
programs. Supervisor Smith has asked us to review these fees and possibly raise them
to help meet some of the expenses involved in running the programs. Everyone was asked
to come back to the next meeting on March 15th with their input.
SAFETY
Mr. Holt and Mr. Ennesser attended a safety seminar recently which was
conducted by the New York State Recreation and Park Society in Poughkeepsie. Through
the information received, the Commission unanimously appointed Mr. Ennesser as Safety
Officer. He will check all playgrounds and safety standards. A sheet will be made
up showing each piece of equipment and date of last inspection.
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Recreation Minutes
February 28, 1994
Page 6
EVERGREEN ESTATES (METZGER) SU8DIVISION - Old Myers Corners Road
The Commission reviewed the above subdivision plat and recommended that
a letter be sent to the Planning Board that since land is still our primary objective,
we would request lots 8, 9, and 10. The acceptance of dollars in lieu of land would
be our last choice.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:25 p.m. on a motion by Mr. Miller
seconded by Mr. Rider.
Peggy Roe
Secretary
FEBRUARY 1994 REPORT TO THE RECREATION COMMISSION
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1994
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
January activities and the Center at Schlathaus were
closed and the Senior Citizen Center reopened at Town Hall
on January 10th. <rescheduled from Jan. 7th due to snow.)
Connie Smith and Eileen Hickey shared the cutting of the
ribbon for the opening ceremony. Coffee, tea and danish
were served to the approximately 100 guests attending this
"Grand Reopening."
January activities at the Senior Citizen Center resumed
on Jan. 11 and included the regular schedule of arts/crafts,
exercise, line dancing, videos, oil painting, cards and
games.
Due to the inclement weather this month, the "party
schedule" was limited to our month birthday party. However,
on January 15 the seniors celebrated Hat Day. Everyone wore
a silly or beautiful hat. Prizes were given for the three
best hats. And to close the month, the seniors celebrated
National Pop Corn Day with popcorn (of course) for all.
Diana Weibrecht from the Office of the Aging was at the
Center on the 13th. Blood pressure screening was cancelled
due to a snow storm.
The Seniors are very happy with their new, improved
Center. Their comments have been mostly positive ones.
They are delighted to have a second bathroom, a video room
and more space.
Due the severe weather, snow and ice storms the
attendance has been quite low with an average of 19 seniors
a day. On the positive side of, this has given Regina, Sue
and me an opportunity to resettle in our new surroundings.
There are 186 seniors registered at the Center and 106
seniors on the waiting list.
ITEMS TO BE NOTED:
1. These past weeks, I have called many on the waiting list
that do not attend the Center and asked if they will be
attending in the future. Some members had moved, others
have become to ill to attend. These members I have removed
from the list and replaced them with those on the waiting
list.
Z. I have a serious concern about adding new members to our
membership. Although, our space will now accommodate 80
people, our staff remains the same. For example, we had 53
seniors in on one day, most of whom do craft projects. This
is a lot for one craft person to teach each day. No, not
every day is this busy. But, there are two or three days a
week (especially when the weather is better) that this is
the case. Before adding too many new members, I would like
to resolve this problem.
3. February activities include: "No Talk Day," a
Valentine's party and a President's Day celebration which
includes a visit from Betsy Ross and Uncle Sam.
4. Peg and I have been working on the trip schedule. A
schedule should be available at the next meeting.
5. A certified hair dresser has asked if we would be
interested in her coming to the Center once or twice a month
to provide a hair cutting service at a low cost. Is there
any legal problem to this? Any problems?
6. Karen Barone has once again chosen our Center for her
Internship for her Dutchess Community College course. Karen
will be bringing a variety of projects and games with her
each week. I have suggested she attend one or more of our
Commission meetings.
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FEBRUARY
1994
TOWN OF WAPPINGER SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER: OPEN 10:00A.M.-3:00P.M.
20 Middlebush Rd., Wappingers Falls, NY. 12590 Phone: 297-3670 Director: Kathi DeLisa
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26 DOROTHY WOHLBACH
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By Kathi DeLisa, Director
FEBRUARY 1994
WE'RE BACK!!!!!!!!! And so is winter and lots of snow!
But, spring is only six weeks away, so keep smilin'. The
snow and inclement weather has certainly given us time to
resettle. But reorganize? Well, we are working on that and
have some interesting happenings this month.
But before we talk about the "happenings," let me remind
everyone that with newly painted walls, new floor, new
kitchen, bathrooms and more space comes a few rules. We are
asking everyone to help keep our Center neat and clean. If
you use something, put it away, if you sPill something,
clean it up. Treat the Center as your home. With
everyone's cooperation, the Center will stay neat,
nice. Please, do not expect someone else to clean
you. I don't think I need to say more than this.
considerate and use common sense. Thank you.
To start the month, on Fri., Feb. 4, it is "NO TALK DAY."
No, I did not make this up, it really is! So, beginning at
10:00 A.M. (except me when I have to answer the phone),
everyone will receive a specific number of pokeno chips.
Each time you talk, you must put a chip in the "Oops I
Talked Box." At Noon, the one with the most chips left will
win a prize. There will be three prizes to the three with
the most chips. Do you think you can be a winner? Boy this
is a tough one! I'll never make it! How about you?
On the 9th, a little more serious business. John Butler
from NYNEX will be at the Center to tell you about Caller
ID, Voice Dialing, Lifeline and ways to save on your phone
bill. On the 10th, Diana from the Office of the Aging will
be at the Center and on the 15th, there will be blood
pressure screening in the Video room.
Valentine's Day falls on Monday this year. We will have
a little cake or something (?) and after lunch will play
some dance music so we can dance in the "ballroom" also
known as the Video Room. And another party on the 22nd for
President's Day. At 11:00 a.m. we will have a visit from
clean and
up after
Please be
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Betsy Ross and Uncle Sam. They'll be so glad to talk to you
about, well you'll have to wait and see. After their
presentation we will celebrate with cherry pie and ice cream
in honor of "Honest George."
UPCOMING EVENT! By popular request, we will have a
bowling party at Holiday HoeBowl on Rt. 9, Wappingers on
Fri. ,March 4 from 11:00 a.m to 2:00p.m. In case of snow,
the snow date will be Fri., March 11 same time. The
Fishkill Senior Center will also be joining us, so you'll
have a chance to see some friends and make new ones. There
will be coffee and donuts on your arrival. A slice of pizza
and soda will be served for lunch. The cost for bowling 2
games, (free shoes), and food is $3.00 for current dues
paying members. If you are not current with your dues or
are a new member (you must be a dues paying member for six
months) the cost is $6.00. You MUST SIGN UP WITH KATHI BY
FEB. 28th. if you would like to go. The Center will be
closed that day!
Speaking of new members, we would all like to welcome the
following new members to the Center: Arthur & Trudy Kern,
Anthony & Marie Perrone, Kay & Henry Rigler, Rose McGlone,
Rita Casaccio, Viola & Walter Mauthe. Welcome, I hope you
will enjoy our activities and the Center.
Easter Luncheon time is near. If you have suggestions on
where to go, please let me know. Many of you have asked for
the list of trips for this year. It should be ready in the
next couple of weeks. Some new and interesting places and
some favorite ones are on the agenda.
Sometime this month or in the near future, we will be
visited by some girl scouts. They would like to ask you all
questions about "Your Growing Up Years." Some of you may
remember the Brownie Troop that was here last year and
questions about your youth and Wappingers years ago. It is
our hope that the girl scouts and video camera crew will
obtain footage to be used for a video to possibly be
distributed to schools or community organizations. Should
be fun! Hope you will all participate and help the girl
scouts perform their community service and obtain a badge.
In regard to birthday parties: as of January, 1994 those
who have birthdays in the month are asked to bring a
birthday cake for the birthday party. This will ensure that
everyone takes a turn bringing a cake.
The Lions Club needs old eyeglasses or hearing aids.
These are used for those less fortunate. So if you have any
you no longer want or need bring them to the Center. I will
see to it that they are given to the Lions Club.
For those paying dues by the month, February dues is
$2.00. Don't forget the COMPLAINT JAR! DROP YOUR QUARTERS
IN!
IN CASE OF SNOW OR ICY WEATHER, PLEASE LISTEN TO WEOK OR
WKIP FOR CENTER CLOSINGS.
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BILLS PAID DURING FEBRUARY 1994
SYLVAN LANE TELEPHONE COMPANY
Robinson Lane Rec. Area - 227-9434
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 1-4-94 - 2/3/94
Barn Montfort Road
Spook Hill
Quiet Acres
Schlathaus Park
Martz Field
CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC
Robinson Lane Scoreboard -
Spook Hill
Montfort Road/Barn
Tennis Courts
Gazebo/Town Hall
Long Court
Stage Old Myers Corners
Bottini Fuel
Dynawatch, Inc. (Schlathaus)
Dynawatch, Inc. (Barn)
Channel Home Centers
297-3692
297-9861
297-7780
297-4752
297-9928
7371-1305-00
7810-1572-04
7964-1460-00
7690-0425-00
7512-0470-00
7851-1550-00
7802-1960-00
1993 PAYABLES PAID IN FEBRUARY 1994
Budds Party Tents
ENCUMBERED BIllS FOR 1993
Starr Office Furniture
Southern Dutchess News
10.35
37.72
5.51
4.31
26.43
4.31
12.02
7.43
128.29
21.30
13.17
13.17
13.18
217.11
240.00
240.00
15.99
70.00
1,014.00
99.00