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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes April 10, 2000 Page 5 1 moved to a different location. Jensen agreed to investigate the possibilities and return to the 2 Commission at the May 8, 2000 meeting with an update. He mentioned the possibility that a 3 representative from the Company could attend the next meeting to provide more details. 4 In connection with Water Tower Park, Jindra stated her uncertainty whether fencing off a par- s ticular area to redirect foot traffic was the answer. Hallada suggested planting a type of vegeta- 6 tion that would redirect foot traffic around the rose bushes. Additionally, Jindra noted that the 7 satellite bathrooms were installed; however, she did not see the hand sanitizers in the bathroom 8 as had been expected. Public Works Director Jay Hartman agreed to check on that matter. 9 With respect to moving forward with Central Park, Mr. Kost advised the Commission to review 10 the Central Park Master Plan and determine all the components that should be entered into the 11 Plan. Jindra asked Mr. Kost to assist by using the previously agreed-upon list and add to that list 12 the items that have been discussed in order to give the Commission a baseline from which to 13 work. 14 Koehntop inquired if a sprinkler system had been factored into the plans. Mr. Kost and Hartman 15 agreed that a sprinkler system had been included. Jindra thanked Mr. Kost for his presentation and attendance at the meeting. 17 VII. REPORTS. 18 A. Community Services. 19 Community Services Representative Diana Roadfeldt stated that Community Services did not 20 meet this month. Additionally, Roadfeldt stated that she would be resigning her position as 21 Community Services Representative due to time constraints, and stated a new representative was 22 expected to be appointed by the next Parks Commission meeting. 23 B. School Board. 24 School Board Representative Denise Dunn stated that she had provided information from her re - 25 port (regarding skateboarding at the school) earlier in the meeting. 26 C. Snorts Boosters. 27 Sports Boosters Representative George Zurbey stated that he had provided information from his 28 report earlier in the meeting. 29 VIII. OTHER BUSINESS. 30 None. 31 IX. ADJOURNMENT. '+2 Motion by Gebhardt, second by Hallada, to adjourn the meeting at 9:10 p.m. 33 Motion carried unanimously.