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MINUTES <br />PARKS & REC COMMISSION <br />MAY 6, 2021 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONERS <br />Commissioner Abruzzese asked for an update on the progress of bike racks. <br /> <br />The Community Services Manager stated that the bike racks will be programmed into the 2022 <br />budget and noted that if there were savings this year, staff would look to install some yet this <br />year. He stated that although he anticipated some savings, there have been some projects that <br />have used those funds. He hoped to know more about that potential later in the summer or early <br />fall. <br /> <br />Chair Miller referenced the previous concept to allow businesses or residents to sponsor the <br />purchase and installation of a bike rack. <br /> <br />The Community Services Manager stated that he would follow up on that idea. <br /> <br />Commissioner Schletty stated that he visited Thunder Bay park a few times since the last <br />meeting and it is in great shape noting that the pollinator areas are starting to grow. <br /> <br />Commissioner Hipp stated that she visited five different parks with nature play areas in other <br />communities and is excited to see that project moving forward. She stated that she also visited <br />her assigned park, which looks good and has nice playground equipment. She stated that the <br />netting above the playground is a bit dirty and asked if that could be rinsed off. <br /> <br />Commissioner Horwath stated he is excited to have the new Recreation Coordinator on board <br />and see what she will do. <br /> <br />Commissioner Ray stated that his park is Pioneer and noted that there has been much discussion <br />on that park over the past several meetings. He noted that a water feature continues to be <br />included in the discussion and believed that plantings could enhance a water feature. <br /> <br />Commissioner Chu stated that she is excited to hear about the ideas for youth programming <br />related to nature that the Recreation Coordinator spoke about. She stated that she visited her <br />assigned park and walked the trails noting that the park is in good condition. She asked if <br />recycling bins could be placed next to the trash bins. <br /> <br />Chair Miller also welcomed the Recreation Coordinator and welcomed any questions she may <br />have for the members. <br /> <br />UPDATES <br />The Community Services Manager commented that there has been a good response to youth <br />activity programming and provided an update on registration. He stated that they are also <br />excited to offer non-sport programming opportunities. He stated that staff is also working on <br />adult programming opportunities. He recognized the change in guidance from the Governor and
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