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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes September 9, 2002 Page 7 would work for a dugout. Mr. Koechlein stated he was not sure this would work because of the weight so he would need to check on this. VI. OTHER BUSINESS. Chair Jindra stated she was going to be on the Salvation Army Board and needed ideas for trails or anything else they could think of. 8 Chair Jindra stated the soccer field would need to be addressed tomorrow because they were 9 talking about reseeding this. Mr. Koechlein stated the baseball field was to be reseeded. 10 11 Mr. Hartman stated the next meeting would include Mr. Bob Koss, Mr. Augie Wong, and Mr. 12 Koechlein and they would be at the meeting to tour the park again. 13 14 Mr. Hartman stated for the October 10 meeting they would need to find an alternative place to 15 meet. Chair Jindra asked if they could move the meeting up to October 7, 2002. Mr. Hartman 16 stated that he would check on this and see if this would work. 17 18 Chair Jindra stated she hoped they could take a tour of Columbus Park but she will look at this 19 tomorrow because it cannot wait for another month. 20 2 Mr. Zurbey asked where they were in the budget for the projects. Mr. Hartman stated they were 22 pretty much on target. He stated they were a little over contract regarding the wet deck. 23 24 Chair Jindra asked Mr. Hartman to check on the cost of $2,000 for Soccer Goal posts. She stated 25 they knew they were going to put these in when they started the project and would like him to 26 check on the cost because she thought they were included in the price. 27 28 Mr. Troy Urdahl stated that Mr. Wong told him if they got a licensed plumber they could run the 29 waterline pipe from the spigot to each dugout so then they could remove the jug filler so he 30 found the plumber and concrete is being poured tomorrow and if they could get this taken care of 31 it would eliminate the jug filler. He stated the plumber would do the work for free and the only 32 cost would be for the materials and the dugout club would pay for it. 33 34 Mr. Hamman asked when they would be doing this. Mr. Urdahl stated that they would wait until 35 the concrete was done and do it in the evening. Mr. Koechlein stated that his only concern was 36 that they did not disturb the sub grading already done there. 37 38 Mr. Hartman asked what the decision was on Maxwell's fence. Commissioner Jensen stated 39 they agreed to shave off the posts and replace the fence. Chair Jindra stated these are school 40 fences and she did not think the school would replace the fences but the residents would like 41 them replaced and the two neighbors agreed they would like a green vinyl fence. Mr. Hartman 42 stated to do both sides it would be $2,200 to remove and install and it would be four foot high, 4�_ twenty gauge fencing. 44 45 Chair Jindra stated Mr. Wong suggested they plant new bushes in the area to deter people from