1994-04-12
RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
APRIL 12, 1994
AGENDA
CALL MEETING TO OROER
PRESENT:
APPROVE MINUTES - February 28, 1994
March 15, 1994
Corrections:
Approved
Approved
Seconded
Seconded
CORRESPONDENCE
1. Letter from Sunday A.M. League - Re: Use of Robinson Lane SB #1 & SL #1 Fields
2. Letter from Little League - Re: request for $6,000. for pur.of baseballs/softballs
3. Letter from Little League - Re: Opening Day and our response'
4. Letter from Little League - Re: drainage culvert and our memo to Graham Foster
5. Drawing from Little League of proposed field
6. Request from Ketcham for use of Tennis Courts and our response
7. Letter from Dutchess Debs Re: Use of facilities 7/30 and 7/31 for tournament
8. Thank you from Wappinger Bible Fellowship for use of Schlathaus.
9. Memo from D. C. Youth Bureau Re: Youth Training Workshop 6/8/94
10. Resolution from Planning Board Re: Evergreen Subdivision
11. Letter from Jeanne B. Stupplebeen Re: Recreation Meeting
12. Telephone Request from Bob Herman Re: Fleetwood
13. Information on Fees from Fishkill
REPORTS:
K.D.
B.R.
J.E.
R.F.
B.G.
E.K.
S.M.
D.R.
R.J.H.
NEW BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS
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RECREATION COMMISSION MINUTES
APRIL 12, 1994
NEXT MEETING MAY 10, 1994
The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Commisson
was held April 12, 1994 at Schlathaus Park, All Angels Hill Road, Town of Wappinger
Outchess County, N.Y.
The meeting was called to order at 7:40 by Chairman Ralph J. Holt.
Others present were Kathi DeLisa, Senior Citizen Director, Bernie Reimer, Recreation
Director, Commission Members Ronald Friedman, Barbara Gutzler, Ellen Korz, and
Donald Rider.
The minutes of the February 2B, 1994 and the March 15, 1994 meetings
were approved on a motion by Mr. Rider seconded by Miss Gutzler.
CORRESPONDENCE
We received a letter from the John Dore League (formerly the Sunday
Morning Softball) requesting use of the SB #1 and SL #1 field at Robinson Lane
on Sunday Mornings from 9:00 a.m. to noon from April 24th to September 25th. They
noted that they have applied for liability insurance and the Town will be named
additional insured. We have tried to move them to Castle Point but they said
that the field was too short. We will still try to get them moved.
A letter dated March 17, 1994 was received from Henry Provost, Pres.
of the Town of Wappinger Little League regarding their plans for Opening Day
Ceremonies. We had a concern about the approval to close Robinson Lane and there-
fore on March 24th we sent a letter to Mr. Provost suggesting that Little League
contact all 3 Supervisors to gain approval to close the road. Mr. Holt reported
that as of tonight Little League has approval from LaGrange and that they are still
waiting for a reply from East Fishkill.
A letter was received from Little League with copies of the 1994
bills for baseballs and softballs totaling $6,498.38. The letter stated that the
$6,000. received from the Town in accordance with the contract will help pay these
bills. A letter will be sent to the Town Board stating such and requesting that
the $6,000. be paid to Little League.
A letter was received from the Town of Wappinger Little League asking
for our help with a drainage condition that exists between R-3 and R-4. We have
talked to Graham Foster, Highway Superintendent regarding this problem and he has
agreed to help us as soon:asit'isgryenoogh'todo/the work.
Little league has provided us with a drawing for the proposed new
T-ball field to be constructed between SL-2 and R-3 on the corner. The approval
for this field has been given.
We have received a letter from Bill Pauldine of R. C. Ketcham re-
questing the use of the Pye Lane Courts for their tennis team. Because of the snow
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April 12, 1994
Page 2
the instructor requested that we let his team come up to the courts and shovel
the snow off the courts. This request was denied because we were concerned that
the court surface would be damaged. We did go out of our way to get the courts
ready as soon as most of the snow had melted.
A letter was received from Carl Oken of the Outchess Debs requesting
use of the Robinson Lane complex on July 30th and 31st from dawn to dusk for
their tournament. This request was approved but it was noted that they will have to
bring in their own porta johns. The rest rooms will be closed that day. They will
also have to pay the facilities use fee of $250.
We received a resolution from the Planning Board regarding the
Evergreen Subdivision (Resolution of Preliminary Subdivision Plat Approval). It
was noted that in this resolution it was stated "whereas, the Planning Board will
require the payment of a fee in the amount of $10,500. in lieu of the dedication of
suitable parkland as a condition of final plat approval:"
A call was received from Bob Herman from Fleetwood requesting that
we fix up the basketball court (hoop and backboard) and also put additional blacktop
for a full court along with lights. It was decided that we would have the maintenance
people go down to clean up the area and fix up the basketball hoop. If we find that
the court gets use and we have no trouble, we will entertain the idea of adding to
the court but we will not put in lights.
A thank you was received from Rev. Byron Widger of the Wappinger
Bible Fellowship Church for permission to hold a sunrise service Easter morning at
Schlathaus Park.
A notice was received from
Youth Worker Training session to be held
Park. This training session is free and
gistrations for the following sessions
Worker/Child Communications 4. Dealing
D. C. Youth Bureau regarding a Recreation
on Wednesday June 8, 1994 at Bowdoin
each agency is able to send up to 4 re-
1. Leadership, 2. New Games 3. Youth
with children with special needs.
A letter was received from Jeanne Stupplebeen, Asst. Regional Recreation
Co-ordinator stating that the next recreation meeting is scheduled for Thursday,
May 5th at the Restaurant In The Park at James Baird Park in Pleasant Valley at
1;00 p.m.
A copy of the fee schedule for Fishkill was shared and noted for
reference. It was stated that Wappinger is still one of the lowest in the area. It
was also suggested that we try and put out a flier.
It was noted that Supervisor Smith is compiling a map for the Town
and it was suggested that we request an extra 150 copies to be distributed to the
people attending the Eastern Regionals in August.
The Mid-Hudson Road Runners have requested the use of the Robinson
Lane facilities on September 18th for their annual race. They have requested
use of the electric to run their computers. We will ask Mr. Ennesser to check into
this to see how we could accomodate their request without opening the building to
them.
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April 12, 1994
Page 3
SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT
Mrs. DeLisa handed out a report of the Senior activities for the
month of March which is attached to these minutes.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mr. Reimer reported the following:
1. The orchestra director from John Jay indicated that he was
interested in performing a concert for us this summer. Since we are all booked for
our regular night, we said that they could play another night. We are all in
favor of supporting the kids. We might suggest doing something for the Seniors
at Schlathaus and having a picnic after.
2. He had been requested by Little League to look into getting
the school Marching Band for Little League opening. He mentioned that they were
not available since they were just getting organized for this year.
3. The concert for West Point is this Friday, April 15th and Mr.
Reimer has been constantly in touch with West Point. They are very precise on
what they need and very happy with what we do for them. Mr. Reimer has been to
Ketcham to check on the rooms, chairs and stands and to get an emergency phone
number for the band members. The conductor will be Major Dietrich. They were
also concerned about a piano and whether it is tuned. Mr. Reimer checked on this
and everything is set. He will be at the school at 6:30 to meet the group.
4. The Tennis program is ready to start with an adult session to
start May 17th for 4 weeks on Tuesdays and Thursday mornings. Barry Casowitz
will again run this program. The summer session will start June 27th. Registration
will take place at Town Hall. The new fees will apply - $15. for the 1st family
member and $10. for each additional member. Mrs. Korz requested a P.O. to purchase
the tennis balls.
5. Winter Programs are over with the exception of volleyball which
will go thru April. The summ er volleyball program will start the end of June
and run for 8 weeks into August.
6. The summer staff is 99% completed with approximately 33 of the
37 returning. All the new hires will be taken from the 18 -20 year old applications.
We have also made 3 Director changes. He has scheduled programs such as bowling,
movies, Splashdown, roller skating, Fun Central, and the picnic at Schlathaus.
He has also made arrangements to have McGruff the Crime Dog come and is working
with the D. C. Co-Op Extension to have their Wisdom Wagon come.
The playgrounds start on June 27th and runs to August 12th.
We will schedule an early June staff meeting and are tentatively scheduling
registration for Saturday, June 18th from 9 - 1, Monday during the day and an
evening registration possibly from 7 - 9.
He is working on scheduling dates for the First Aid Certification.
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April 12, 1994
Page 4
7. The Easter Show went well on March 31st.
8. Field use schedules are almost complete. Mr. Reimer will call
Mr. Drennan to clarify his field usage at Castle Point. He is still working with
the Southern Dutchess League to finalize what days they will need.
BOAT RAMP
Mr. Ennesser has spoken with representatives of the Chelsea Yacht
Club about expanding our ramp docking arrangement along the north wall of their
property.
He also spoke with Don White (White's Marina) and he has 2 or 3
finger docks he will let us have. There is a little repair work for us to do on
them but they are not in bad shape.
PLAYGROUND AUDIT
Mr. Ennesser is in the process of setting up playground audit sheets
for all the playgrounds and equipment. He will also institute a general check
list to review all field and building conditions which should be useful in
budgeting for repairs and future enhancements.
He will also attend the playground staff meeting to discuss safety
with the counselors.
SPOOK HILL
Mr. Friedman noted that the stockade fence has some missing parts and
needs to be fixed up. There is also some broken glass by the handball court which
should be cleaned up. He also noted that the building needs to be painted again.
COUNTY UPDATE
Miss Gutzler gave us a copy of the resolution to create a Parks,
Recreation and Conservation Advisory Board. This board is comprised of non-
paying personnel. The description of the Board is written out in the resolution
and if we know of anyone who might be interested in being on the board we can
advise them to get a resume in to her as soon as possible. It would be great
to have a representative from Wappinger.
ROBINSON LANE
Mr. Holt would like to meet with Mr. Friedman, Mr. Vorndran and
Mr. Miller on Tuesday at 10:30 at Robinson Lane to discuss the placement of the
new gate. Since Mr. Ennesser will be out of Town he will ask him for his input
before he leaves.
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April 12, 1994
Page 5
ROBINSON LANE CON'T
During the winter the frost heaved the wall in the SL-2 dugout.
We had our guys go out and brace it but we still have to have it repaired. The
slab of concrete has cracked also but that is too thick to replace. Mr. Provost
has asked if he could put an attached storage shed on the building but we feel
it should be placed on the other dugout.
We still have to turn the water on at the store.
Mr. Friedman asked if we have been contacted to get some clay for
the fields for immediate use and Mr. Holt said that he hadn't been contacted.
MARTZ FIELD
to be fixed.
Mr. Rider mentioned that the top board on one of the bleachers needs
He also requested that a picnic table be put out by the volleyball courts.
We also need to get more sand for the courts as we loose some each year.
ROCKINGHAM
We need to turn the water on at the Park. The fence around the
pond is down but we will have to wait until the water receeds. The porta john
should be delivered this week. We have to have Mr. Foster come in and level off
where they have dumped the road sweepings.
Mr. Bider indicated that we need paint and lime for the season _
10 cases of white and 10 cases of orange and also the marking chalk. Mrs. Roe
indicated that a palet (approx. 60) of marking chalk has been ordered. We will
have to check on the supply of paint and order that. Mr. Rider indicated that
Mr. Masci distributor for World's Games will be moving soon so we may have trouble
ordering from him. Mr. Friedman suggested Paint Plus on Route 55.
TERM EXPIRING
Mr. Rider indicated that his term on the Commission expires the
end of this month and that he will not be taking another term. The Commission
thanked him for his contribution to the Town and wished him luck in his future
endeavors.
OUTGOING LETTERS:
1. To Town Board - Request for P.O. for Porta JOhns~Deer Hill Center. (Approved 3/28/94)
2. To Town Board - recommending new fee schedule (Approved 3/28/94)
3. To Town Board - regarding accident on River Road South - Car ran into fence at Castle
POint.
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April 12, 1994
Page 6
OUTGOING LETTERS CON'T
4. Thank you letters from Seniors to: HoeBowl Holiday, and Fab INdustries
5. To D. C. Health requesting variance on immunization records.
6. Letter to Eileen Hickey - re: restrooms at Castle Point with handicapped
accessibility.
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
Mr. Holt mentioned the following:
1. Fishkill has offered us their facilities to hold our golf
program. Mr. Holt is looking further into this possibility. The fee for this
year will be $20.00 per person.
2. The maintenance people are now working full time. Mr. Holt
indicated that he had spoken with Supervisor Smith and that they will be
discussing the possibility of establishing 2 full time positions starting January
1995 so this will be handled in the 1995 budget. Mr. Holt will follow up on this.
dry.
field.
3. Fence at Airport Park is still on hold waiting for it to get
Mr. Holt and Mr. Vorndran have been looking at various ways to drain the
One new way was to do strip drainage. They are looking further into this.
4. The alarm code at Robinson Lane has been changed and it is
hoped that discretion is used by Little League in giving out the - code. . We Have
also ordered a new lock to be put on the building.
5. The Castle POint fields are in good shape. The fence in the
back, however, has holes in it made by the residents to afford accessibility for
their 3-wheel recreational vehicles. We will fix the fence again and it was
suggested that we put signs on the fence. Mr. Holt mentioned that maybe we
should talk to the Town Attorney to see about writing a letter to the neighborhood
saying that we need their help in keeping the fence in repair and the vehicles
off the fields. That if they see anyone cutting the fence or riding on the
fields to call us.
6. We also need to replace some OLD fencing along River Road South
where a car ran into it. It was suggested that the fence be moved in to help
provide some parking and to help with the mowing.
7. Mr. Holt indicated that the Town will not be working on the
maintenance of the Village fields. It was requested that Mr. Miller check into
this and see whose responsibility it is.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 on a motion by Miss Gutzler
seconded by Mrs. Korz.
Peggy Roe
Secretary
APRIL 1994 REPORT TO THE RECREATION COMMISSION
FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 1994
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
March activities at the Senior Citizen Center included
the regular schedule of arts/crafts, oil painting, exercise,
line dancing, videos and cards and games.
Due to inclement weather the bowling party at Holiday
Hoebowl was rescheduled to March 11. Forty seniors enjoyed
a day of bowling, coffee and danish and pizza for lunch.
The Fishkill Senior Center joined us for the bowling party.
The Seniors celebrated with a 90th birthday party for
Peter Burgazzoli on March 2nd. This was a special day for
Peter and all the senior~ joined in to give him their best
wishes. On the 17th, the seniors had a ~.-Patrick's Day
party. There were balloons (green of course), green bagels
and cream cheese and cake decorated in green. Each senior
received a green carnation.
On March 24th, the seniors enjoyed an, Easter luncheon at
Hudson's Ribs and Fish. On March 30th we had an Easter Egg
Hunt outdoors. 107 plastic eggs were hidden around the
grounds. Each egg had candy and/or a small prize or a paper
with a number on it for a larger prize. There are still 14
eggs out there somewhere (one even had a number for a prize
in it.) There was also an Easter Bonnet contest. Six
seniors participated in this contest. All the hats were
hand decorated and showed quite an imagination. There were
three winners.
Blood pressure screening was held on the 9th. Diana
Weibrecht from the Office of the Aging was at the Center on
the 10th.
The Town sponsored trip to Villa Baglieri went well.
Regina did another excellent job escorting the seniors. The
next trip is scheduled for April 19th to Mt. Haven for an
Italian Fest.
There was an average of 32 seniors per day at the Center.
There are 193 seniors registered at the Center and 112 on
the waiting list.
ITEMS TO BE NOTED:
1. There are 35 people registered for the cholesterol
screening on April 13th, sponsored by the Heart Assoc.
2. April activities include a speaker from Vassar Hospital
speaking on Nutrition in the Golden Years, Cholesterol
screening and blood pressure screening, breakfast at the
Fishkill Plains Elem. School, and a concert by the WJHS Jazz
Ensemble.
APRIL
1994
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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 Director: Kathi DeLisa
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23 Kay Rigler
26 Louise Inzeo
26 Jackie Hartung
27 Eunice Aliotta
29 Tin~ DeM~tteQ
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I 5 Anthony Perrone
I 5 PEGGY ROE
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111 Bert Duffy
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By Kathi DeLisa, Director
APRIL 1994
We made it!! It really is spring!!
get some fresh spring air. The Bocce
will be back at the Center shortly.
Walking Club? Please let me kn9w.
a busy month ahead.
However, before we get started, please note the Center is
closed on Good Friday, April 1st. This is NOT and April
Fool's joke, we really are. A Happy Easter and Passover to
all of you.
Now we can get started. On Friday, April 8th, a
representative from Vassar Hospital will speak to you on
Nutrition for the Golden Years. Good nutrition is essential
to maintain a vital and healthy mind and body. So mark your
calendars for this interesting and informative talk. And
thank you Karen for taking the time and effort to schedule
this lecture.
On Wed. April 13, the Heart Assoc. is sponsoring a
cholesterol screening beginning at 9: a.m. at Town Hall.
The screening will be done. by Roche Biomedical Laboratories.
The cost is $20.00. (you can send this into Medicare.) If
you wish to participate in this cholesterol screening, you
must fill out an application form and return it to me along
with your check for $20.00 .(made to The American Heart
Assoc.) no later than April 6th. Results of your screening
will be mailed to you. A representative from the Heart
Assoc. will be at the Center in May to help you interpret
the results of your screening. A registered dietician will
also be available to speak on cholesterol and answer
questions on nutrition. Blood pressure screening (at no
cost) will also be available. All of this will take place
in the large meeting room. Exercise will be cancelled that
day.
We are invited to breakfast and a show at Fishkill Plains
Elementary School on April 21st at 9:30a.m. The children
have. planned an exciting morning of entertainment for you
Time to get out and
Balls and Horseshoes
Anyone interested in a
In the meantime, we have
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and I hear they are very excited about hosting a breakfast
and a "special morning." Many of you have helped to make
pencils with toppers to give to the students as a gift from
us. They will provide a light breakfast of bagels, jUice,
,
coffee and then entertain us with song and dance. Our line
dancing group will also be there to do line dancing for the
students. It should be a fun morning for all of us. Once
again, you must sign up with me if you wish to attend this
breakfast (they need to know how much food to have). The
Center will be closed until we return from the breakfast.
We should be back at the Center in time for lunch so we can
eat again! After all, we don't want to miss our lunch! If
anyone would like to attend and needs transportation, please
let me know.
More entertainment!! Again, thanks to Karen, the
Wappinger Jr. High Jazz Ensemble will be at the Center on
April 27th at 11:45a.m. This is quite a treat. The Jazz
Ensemble,consisting of 7th and 8th grade students, is
considered an outstanding group. I am sure that we will all
enjoy the music they will provide for us. This will be held
in the large meeting room. Lunchtime will be moved up to
12:30 on this day.
On the 14th, Diana from the Office of the Aging will be
at the Center. Our monthly birthday party will be on April
29. Remember, those with birthdays are asked to bring a
cake for the party. We will all help you celebrate!
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, April dues is $2.00.
The Center is closed on Good Friday, April 1. A Happy
Easter and Passover. A big hug to you all! Smile!
P.S. A Mother's Day/Father's Day Luncheon will be sometime
the end of Mayor the beginning of June. Any suggestions?
Requests? Let me know.
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A-7110 .4
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A-7620 .4
BILLS PAID DURING APRIL 1994
CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC
Tennis Courts
Robinson Lane Scoreboard
Stage - Old Myers Corners
Spook Hill Park
Myers Corners & All Angels
Rockingham Park
Long Court
Montfort Road
Gazebo - Town Hall
Robinson Lane Rec.
SYLVAN LAKE TELEPHONE
Robinson Lane - 227-9434
NYNEX
Barn Montfort Road
Spook Hill
Martz Field
Schlathaus Park
Quiet Acres
Hutchinson's Equipment Corp.
7690-0425-00
7371-1305-00
7802-1960-00
7810-1572-04
7802-1962-00
7902-1435-00
7851-1550-00
7964-1460-00
7512-0470-00
7690-0760-00
11.51
12.30
13.39
13.22
8.59
58.78
13.30
89.09
13.22
169.26
10.35
297-3692
297-9861
297-9928
297-4752
297-7780
31.10
10.74
9.54
25.61
4.31
9.87
Aristocrat Tours
Cynthia Mouris - C. & J. Catering
Petty Cash
Enviro-Clean Porta Potty
Hobby Hut
Hobby Hut
Petty Cash
545.00
665.00
.75
65.00
136.40
45.05
92.04