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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes <br />August 12, 2002 <br />Page 4 <br />possibility to deepen centerfield by 20 feet, to 380-385 feet, adding that it would really be a nice <br />compliment to the ball -field. <br />4 Wong indicated that it was too late at this point to deepen the wall at centerfield. <br />5 <br />6 Urdahl added that any additional length to the field would be a tremendous benefit, and stated <br />7 that the room to do so is there. <br />8 <br />9 Jindra indicated that they contacted her to meet out at the ballpark and see if there was the <br />10 possibility to do anything with dugouts. <br />11 <br />12 Urdahl indicated that he contacted LaMere Concrete& Masonry, Inc. regarding dugouts for the <br />13 St. Anthony Varsity Field: total per dugout $17,203.00, 18 feet deep, and 42 feet wide. Urdahl <br />14 indicated that he felt that the estimate was quite high, and that the job could be done for around <br />15 $10,000 per dugout. He stated that they wanted enough room to comfortably fit 18 players in the <br />16 dugout, and that the plans reflect a storage area to be attached to the dugout. <br />17 <br />18 Wong stated that footings would be required for the dugouts. He added that the 20 -foot concrete <br />19 slabs for the benches was part of the existing plan. <br />20 <br />Wong suggested that they could remove the concrete and the player's bench from the plan, and <br />22 add the dugouts at a later date. <br />23 <br />24 Zurbey clarified that Urdahl was present not to ask for funding, but to ask for the opportunity to <br />25 raise the money and build the dugouts. Urdahl clarified that was true. <br />26 <br />27 Wong stated that they could install the player's bench directly into the ground, no concrete. It <br />28 was pointed out that the player's feet would dig out room for their feet and cause puddles to form <br />29 where their feet are after it rains. <br />30 <br />31 The Commission asked Wong to obtain a figure from Veit Construction to do the dugouts. <br />32 <br />33 Chair Jindra asked if there existed any true possibility that they could raise the money. Urdahl <br />34 felt that the possibility existed. <br />35 <br />36 Wong suggested that Urdahl get a list together for him to take to Veit Construction in the next <br />37 couple of days. <br />38 <br />39 Chair Jindra indicated that it may very well be too late to make this happen, but that the Parks <br />40 Commission will do their part and look into the option. <br />41 <br />I Urdahl indicated that they only have water going to one of the dugouts. Wong stated that he <br />. _ spoke to someone about installing a drinking fountain with a jug filler attached to it. Urdahl felt <br />44 that was not sufficient, and that water was necessary at both dugouts. <br />
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