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MINUTES <br /> PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION <br /> AUGUST 17, 1994 <br /> PRESENT: ABSENT: <br /> Jackie Benson Allan Weinand <br /> Morrie Nicholson Carol Weisberg <br /> Steve Schugel <br /> Nancy Wickhem <br /> Carol Kriegler, Parks Rec Director <br /> Jan Gibson Talbot, Council Liaison <br /> Introduction of Pete Klingenberq <br /> Pete was introduced and welcomed by the commission. He and Carol Kriegler outlined <br /> some of the upcoming park improvements including trail workout stations and a volley- <br /> ball sandpit at Community Park and new trash cans and roof repair at Curtiss Field. <br /> Much of this work may be able to be done "in- house" by the Falcon Heights public <br /> works crew. Pete also said he would look into the feasibility of providing recycling <br /> containers at the parks. <br /> Appointment of Officers <br /> Since the commission last met, Allan Weinand informed Carol Kriegler that while he <br /> was honored that the commission would nominate him as chair, he did not wish to be <br /> considered for the position at this time. The commissioners present then voted <br /> unanimously for Nancy Wickhem. Nancy also agreed to serve as secretary. <br /> (temporarily <br /> Ice Cream Social Wrap -up <br /> Carol Kriegler reported $240.00 in ticket revenue. The commission guessed that <br /> attendance was double this year. All refreshments were sold out early in the evening. <br /> The snow cones, free face painting and the dunk tank were huge hits this year. The <br /> dunk tank revenues, designated to support the "Time -In" playground program, were <br /> $174.00, or 870 balls thrown at our courageous volunteers. It was suggested that <br /> the commission re- evaluate ticket and item prices for next year. This will be an <br /> agenda item at a future commission meeting. <br />
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