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LINCOLN PARK SUB - COMMITTEE <br />Minutes -- September 2014 <br />Committee members present — David Williams, Chairman, Brian Kelley, Bob Pressman, Lynne Wilson, <br />Cindy Kuechle <br />Others present— Wendy Rudner, Recreation, Miles Connors, Parterre, Wesley Wirth, Landscape <br />Architect <br />The Chairman opened the meeting at 4:10 pm. The minutes of April 28 and May 27 were approved as <br />written. <br />Sports bins - There was some discussion about the request by youth soccer to allow bins for sports <br />equipment at Lincoln Park. The Committee felt that, since the Recreation Committee has control over <br />the areas abutting the fields, they should make the decision about bins on these areas. However, the <br />Lincoln Park Sub - Committee does not support putting recreational sports bins on land that they have <br />developed and are still developing as a fitness /nature park. <br />The minutes of April 28 and May 27 were approved as written. <br />David commented that he sees increased usage of the nature areas with people taking pictures and <br />using the fitness stations. Miles told the group that they are trying to keep the pads clean at the fitness <br />stations. However, we need signs that say "no bike riding" on the boardwalk since it is dangerous for <br />both bikers and other users. David complimented Bob Barnard's crew who work at the park. Miles <br />agreed with him and said that they will work until the end of October. The meadow will be cut as late as <br />possible. <br />Boardwalk and sign maintenance — David explained that there was an ongoing problem maintaining <br />both the signage and the boardwalk. Brian has been generous with his time, but we shouldn't be <br />depending on him. The boardwalk is heaving in several places. Brian will look for someone to help with <br />maintenance. <br />Wesley told the committee that the rain garden at the bathrooms had some problems that are now <br />resolved. The Hydrangeas are stressed and will be replaced next year if needed. There are some other <br />issues with the plantings at the new bathrooms which will be taken care of in the spring if necessary. <br />Finances — David updated the group saying that last year at this time we had $856,000. This year we <br />have $905,000 although we have spent about $70,000 in the past year. At his request, Parterre has <br />given us a proposal for additional plantings. Miles explained the fall planting proposals — Meadow and <br />Azalea bed. There was a discussion about both the fall and spring proposals. Cindy MOVED to accept <br />the two proposals for fall plantings. Brian SECONDED the motion and it PASSED unanimously. <br />There was further discussion about the entire path including the overlook. No decisions were made. <br />The next meeting will be October 2, 2014, at 2 pm at the path. <br />The meeting was adjourned at 5:25 pm. <br />Respectfully submitted, <br />
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