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PRC 1970 10 20 ~ ,PARK AND RECREATION COI4MISSION,MEETING October 20, 1970 . 8 p.m. Chanhassen Village Hall !!emberspresent: steve Wolf', Sally de Lance;r, Bob Fayfield, Gladys MoCary, Don Slathar, Arnold Weimersklrch Members absent: Oonrad Flakness Guest: Dennls Stedman The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Steve Wolf. MINUTES: Arnold Welmersklrch moved that the minutes of the meeting ot October 6, 1970p be approved. Glati18 McCary seconded the motion. Motion carried. BILLS: Glad1s McCary made a motion that the statement dated September 25, 1970, in the amount of #395000 from Brauer and Associa:tes be approved tor payment from the Bond Issue. Don Slather seoonded the motion. Kotion carrled~ r REPORTS: welter .pro~erty Report: Steve Wolf read a letter dated August 21: 1910, rom the United States Department of the Interlor, Bul"eau of Outdoor Recreatlon, pertalning to ha.ving qualifIed for ~40,OOO, and also that the entire proJeot has been quali- fied for approvalCl The 1~71LAWCON A~pllcatlon was submItted prior to the deadllneo Things look good. SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING REPORT.: Steve Wol:f and Sally deLrmcey and Bob F&Jfleia attended the meeting at whlchf.i1ke Auger spoke on the HUD financing program for low costhous1ng and present.ed several dIfferentwaye that this could be accom- pl1Shed through grants or loans. They felt that the Senior CitIzens group should be commended for tae meet1ng, and that the program should be explored further. Newsletter: Thetollowlng 18 an excerpt from the "Senlor CIti~en Newsletter", Scott and Carver Counties, August and S$P'" 't.ember: r ~HANHASSEN Offlcers were elected at the monthly business meet.1ng. They are: President, Helen Banyard; vice-presi- dent., Pauline Ker'Ver; 8ecretary~ Marl Kurvers; treasurer, Loretta IteIm; committee chairman included: sunShine, Agnes Weller; recreatIon, AnnBlmmet; and arts and crafts, Nellie Danzen. July and August have been var1ed and busy months. Included was lunch at the Jolly Troll and the Wewelettep .. continued movle. tfAIrport". The, attended the Chanh_sen l)1nner Theatre. The,. a180 had a Potltlckdlnner. Hannah and Arnold Ohu11k weresurp:rleeda1;, the potluokdtnner wIth spec1al recosnlt,lon t07.'thelr 50\11 w,d41ngannlveraary. Then on 'the 9th 811memhers ware lnv1 1;ed to. th(llr golden , wed41ng celebratJ.on. Chanhaseenha4 their own Senlor Cltlze King and Q,ueen. William Beeker, ase 91. and Marl ffOl."It~rber.age 85.rod.1n the Frontler Dqe Fa1"ade. On the 18th. the, enjol.4 a tM.p.on the Jonathan. faden.tord. Thill was tollowed by. V181t to the Jam.. Ford Bell MUSeum. Oft the 20th Carver Joined them tor a picnic at the U. ot K1nn. Arboretum, where the, enjoyed toura of the Arboretum and pl871l'18 cards. Some ot their members, Joinecl other ceu'tera tor a 487 a1l tbe ballgame,," LAD ANN PROJ~aT: The Commission 4iscuase4HUDrequlrementa 84 whetherappl1catlc.m tor fundsm1ght be teasible. It was 8ttggeeted that, Mr. Rober' Llndab1an4 ownctrs,or the other two parcels ot land be Uvl.tea ",0 the t1ratlll.etilngot tile Park and RecreatIon OOJlUD1aalon tit November tor 41..IIS8100. It. was also suggested that. it would be b.elpMto cU._CUM HUD applioatlon wi\h 141ke Augetr. HOCKEY PROGRAM: Amo1d Welmel"8klrch ~eport.d on the M1:nnetonka touthRock87 Assoolatlon, 88 desor1bed t.o him by Sob Sumpter: Any b01S tram Chanhass8l'llll81 Join .. lnd1 vidual8. '.rho Assocla1tlonus... Intematlol'1a1 Hoote,. .RQ1.CI, 8114 It,. was suggested that Chanha&88n 'obtain a 00P7 or them. There arethre8 $g. groups; 8-10, 11-12.13-15. Age 1s deterualned as ot Janue)' 1. There aret.wo '1pesof competition (Nelpborhood games tor the a-10 ag8 grOUp). . They would coordinate competlt1on w1thChanhaaeen. A$soclatlondu8s toeQch member: 31.00, aimltal11. Member'S furnish their OWl'l equ.lpment. . Dennis stedman wlll meet with Bob Sumpter to discuss program. The Comm18sion de01de4 to charge CS.OOper, child for the Hoeke,. Program, w1 th $10.00 Per t81llIll maximum. It. mal be posslbleto prOvide hee4ge8l" top 26 with registration monel'. lfarmlSfhous8 plana we... 418cQ88ed. haelb111tlofuslng a 6aJ'age tor t ..8 purpose W&$ debated.. !here 18 a possibIlity that atgr.. ....) nace mq be donated. Supervision wasd1acu8.ed. ( PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION l-fEETING - 10/20/70 page 2 (. ( ...",I ....,,/ --. r ; ;; , .' PARK AND RECREATION CO~m!SSION MEETING - 10/20/10 page 3 . ; HOCKEY PROGR~i . eon~1nued ...1 1 D~i8 St$d.man .r$poJ'wd that the Hockey Rink sh()Qld be fin1shed by Oct. 24. Swve Wolf noted tha.t thEt hydrant!111 have to be moved or an add! tional hydrant installed. WINTER. PROGRAM: The school will bra ava11e.bl. on ~tonday and Thurs- "lay evenings. and in the daytime on Saturday. Sally deLanclitT moved that t.hePark and Reereat1onCommls81on of tel' Ron Mielke $90.00 fora6-week'Saturda;ymorning program to bertm from 9 a.m. to noon, beginning November 1 through December19tho Arnold Welms1"sklrch seconded the motion. Motion cs.rrledo Sally deLancsra1IiJO moved that the Pax-k and RecreatIon Commission otfer Ron .M1elke $2.00 an hour tor 4 hours per night. two nights each week, for a total ot #96.00 to:reach 6-week sesslon of Volleyball and Basketball. beglnnlng.ThtWsday,November 5, and endIng Thursday, l)(eoember 11. excludlngThursdai. November 26. Arnold Welmersklrchseconded themot,lon. Motion carried. (;i-"" There will. be no charge ~oX" the Saturdays8selon. Adults will be Charged $1.00eaol1. Advertlelng 18 needed. Reglstt-atlontorthe n&xt.B9sBion coul.d take place the last week of the tirst sesslono ~RADING PROJEC.!: No report. MISCELLANEOUS: Industrial.. aomm18s1on~::q~ur!t: Arnold WelruorS1tlrch. read a letter to bEt sent 'to the Industrl&l Commission commenting them on the Brochure promoting Ghanhassen. Don SlathfU'.moved that themeetlng be adJoU1"'J1ed. Gladys McC8l'1 seoondedtheUlotion. The meeting adjourned at 11 p.m. Barbara Montgomery, Secretary ~