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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979 Parks-1- ' Request to Place Ice Sculpture on DeWitt Park ,Phyllis Dukes, 134 Simsbury Drive, appeared before the Board to request permission to construct an ice tapestry for four weeks on DeWitt Park, " . - sponsored by Smedley's Gallery and. Bookstore who will also do publicity cn it. Supt. Dingman reported that Miss Dukes had approached him with the request and he had denied the request on the grounds that it would be inappropriate in DeWitt Park. He said there were several other parks which are available in addition to the vacant area on Ithaca Commons. Discussion followed on the floor. /2y 77 Resolution By Comm. Banfield: Seconded by Comm. Schickel RESOLVED, That the request for permission to construct an ice tapestry on.De'Vitt Park be denied on grounds that the park is a memorial park instead of a display park, but permission be granted to construct the tapestry on the Commons Courtyard. Carried Unanimously • -2 - Proposal to Redevelop Duck Pond ./jy Comm. Schickel reported that a propatl to redevelop the duck pond at Stewart Park has been developed by the Engineering Division. A copy of that proposal was attached to the Recommendations. .The estimated cost of the improvements if done by contract would be approximately $36,000. It is planned to do this by force account using approximately $26,000 for the purchase of materials and to defray labor costs. This $26,000 is available in the Stewart Park. Trust Fund. Resolution By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, That the Common Council be requested toestablish a capital fund for the reconstruction of the Stewart Park duck pond, in an amount not to exceed funds made available by the Stewart Park Commission. Carried Unanimously Capital Fund Stewart Park Duck 'Pond Comm. Banfield reported that at its last meeting the Board of, Public Works voted to request the Common Council to establish a capital fund for the reconstruction of the Stewart Park duck pond at an amount not to exceed funds made available by the Stewart Park Commission. The Stewart Park Commission has now indicated that approximately $26,000 will be available for this work. A permit from the DEC for the portion of the work that affects Fall Creek has been received. It is expected that construction will start next week. Stewart Park Duck Pond The Common Council established a capital fund of $26,000 for the rehabilitation of the duck pond at Stewart Park. The $26,000 was supplied from trust funds managed by the Tompkins County Trust Company. We are now advised that $1,403.43 remains in the account. Most of the work on the pond has been completed and will shortly become operational; however, there is additional work, such as straightening of the fences and improvement of the grading which can be done as time and funds permit. The trust officer has indicated willingness to add the $1,403.43 to the account if the Common Council will increase the capital project to,provide for it. Resolution %J By Comm. Allan: Seconded by Comm. Ewanicki RESOLVED, That the Common Council be requested to increase the capital authorization for rehabilitation of the Stewart Park duck pond to a total of $27,403.43, contingent on the availability of these funds from the trust department of the Tompkins County Trust Company. Discussion followed on the floor. A vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously J. Andrew Lange, Inc. - Bill of $6,735 By Comm. Allan: Seconded by Comm. Ewanicki 9%317 RESOLVED, That a bill from J. Andrew Lange, Inc. for two submersible pumps which will be installed at the Stewart Park duck pond, be approved in the amount of $6,735.00. Carried Unanimously • • Letter from James T. Dyess Comm. Banfield reported that he had received a letter from Mr, James T. Alli Dyess informing him that a Princess Softball League in Tompkins County is being • established with Ithaca participating with a team or teams. Bob Cutia has been contacted re. assuming possession of a new softball field for the league and investigating funding for a backstop. The letter indicated they would appreciate any help that could be rendered by the Board of Public Works in accomplishing the goals of the new league. 'J 2'' ) Discussion followed on the floor. Comm. Schickel reported that responding to various requests,the depart ment has established locations for new softball diamond at Cass Park. It will be located southwest of the hardball diamond and set up as a standard softball field, except that the sod will not be skinned. The Youth Bureau intends to assign this field principally to the Princess Softball League. 3I/0/ -4 - Food Concession at Stewart Park Supt. Dingman asked for guidance from the Board as to how to handle the selection of concessionnaire at Stewart Park for th.e coming season --by bid, or by interview. Discussion followed on the floor. Resolution By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker RESOLVED, That in the interest of getting the very best food concession in Stewart Park for th.e coming season, that the operation be advertised for interview. Carried Unanimously Contract for Stewart Park Food Concession By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland t////h7 RESOLVED, That the contract for operating the Stewart Park food con- cession under the usual terms and conditions, be awarded to Louis Cataldo for $1,400 payable $400 on the execution of the agreement, $500 on June 1, and $500 on July 1. This concession will include the additional right to operate a wheeled cart in the park for the sale of frankfurters and soft drinks. Carried Unanimously Stewart Park .Concession Lou Cataldo, operator of the food stand and vending carts in Stewart Park, requested, in light of the cost of expanding his service to a mini restaurant, that the Board grant him an additional 2 -year commitment so that he can recoup on his investment. Resolution y 04 By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker RESOLVED, That the request of Lou Cataldo for an additional 2 -year commitment for the food concession at Stewart Park be referred to the Buildings and Grounds Committee for discussion with City Attorney Shapiro. Carried Unanimously Stewart Park Food Concession - Cataldo Request Couuu. Banfield reported that at the Board Meeting on May 23, 1979, Mr. Louis Cataldo, concessionaire at Stewart Park, requested that the Board give him an additional two year commitment so that he could expand his service and still be able to recoup his investment. Resolution f r3 / By Comm. Banfield: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, that contingent on the satisfactory operation of the Stewart Park food concession in 1979 in accordance with the condi- tions contained in a letter from the Superintendent to Mr. Cataldo dated April 12, 1979, and on the additional condition that Mr. Cataldo furnish to the Board prior to December 1, 1979, a statement showing his receipts and expenses in the operation of the concession for the 1979 season, that Mr. Cataldo's concession to sell food at Stewart Park be extended to include the 1980 season on the same terms and conditions. Discussion followed on the floor. A vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously Contract for 'Concession 'at Stewart .&. Cass Parks Lou Cataldo addressed the Board and inquired about the contracts for Cass , and Stewart Parks. He informed them of contingencies imposed by the Board in granting the extension of the Stewart Park Concession. He also stated that Mr. Shapiro had informed him that the contract had not included Cass Park for 1980. Amendment to Contract /'7? By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Allan �! RESOLVED, That the contract of the City of Ithaca with Lou Cataldo be extended as originally written for two years (1979 and 1980) rather than one year (1979), and requires submission of a financial statement at the end of 1979. This contract also includes Cass Park. Discussion followed on the floor. Mayor Conley suggested a meeting of the representatives of the Softball Association, Mr. Cataldo and the Board. Amendment to Resolution By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, That the contract between the City of .Ithaca and Lou Cataldo include a stipulation that Mr. Cataldo have the concession in Stewart and Cass Parks, with the exception of the southwest side of Route 89 which is operated by the Softball Association, or subject to mutual agree- ment between parties. Carried Unanimously CoAcessi'on 'at 'Stewart Park • Comm. Schickel reported that Mr. Louis Cataldo, the concessionaire at Stewart.Park, has. requested that he be permitted to reserve a space approximately 30 x 30 ft. on the west side of the concession building at Stewart Park so that he may use not less than three of the city's picnic benches and provide waitress service. Reso'hution I By -Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland RESOLVED, That this request from Mr. Cataldo, for terrace space and the use of picnic benches in Stewart Park, be referred to the Buildings and Grounds Committee for recommendation. Carried Unanimously Concession at Stewart Park By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland //of /a'/7% RESOLVED, That Louis Cataldo, concessionaire at the Stewart. Park food concession, be authorized to use a space approximately 30' x 30' on the west side of his concession building at Stewart Parkas an outside service area and also authorized to use up to three of the city's picnic benches in this area in connection with his concession. Carried Unanimously -5- BoatConcession- Stewart Park Supt. Dingman reported that Messrs. Harvey and McPherson indicated to Ihim that if the Board were going to permit.bidding on the boat concession 111, which has been held by Mr. Judson, they would like to bid also. It was '14r. Dingman''s understanding that they would appear before the Board that day; however, :they did not appear. He suggested the matter be deferred .until they presented their request to the Board. 30y.01 Concession -Tor pleasure boats at Stewart Park tonin. Schickel. reported that Bradley. Judson will be present to request the'continuance of his concession for pleasure boats at Stewart Park under the sane terms ($100) and conditions. as he had it in 1977 and 1978. The Board must consider whether they wish to continue on these terms and conditions or whether they wish to offer the concession for bidding, Resolution. 411-11 By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm, Cleveland RESOLVED, That permission be granted to Bradley Judson for continuance of his concession for pleasure boats at Stewart Park under the same terms and conditions as he had in 1977 and 1978. Carried Unanimously Petition for Vending petitioned the Board for authori- Mr. Louis Cataldo, 215 N. Aurora Street, I zation.for permit for frankfurter vending in Cass Park and Stewart Pax:'__ between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. 3/./M Supt. Dingman informed Mr. Cataldo and the BoardParathat k ahed has the ad rd ertiseddfor applicants to operate the concession in Steti,ar have to consider the relationship between Cdproposed ea°pa and the concession stand in theyalsowouldneedoonider the effect of Mr. Cataldo's proposal for vending in Cass Park. Resolution By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Ewanicki for Stewart Park RESOLVED, That Mr. Cataldo's request for vending permit and. Cass Park be referred to the Public Buildings, Public Grounds and Pa_ks Committee. Carried Unanimously Mobile Stands within Cass Park By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker RESOLVED, That Louis Cataldo be authorized to operate two mobile frankfurter and soft drink stands within the limits of Cass Park, but not including the skating/swimming complex, for the 1979 season with the exclusive franchise to sell frankfurters and soft drinks in this area, for $600, payable $300 on the signing of the agreement and $300 on June 1. lll %y IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Buildings and Grounds Committee be given power to act on behalf of the Board to alter the terms and agreement in the interest of the City. Carried Unanimously South Hill Park Comm. Schickel reported that the city has. acquired two.new park.sites on South Hill --one adjacent to—the. Columb:ic`1 St S..chool,. designated.as the Column bia St. Park; one lying between Columbia St.; and Hiilvi:ew Terrace, deli:grated Hillview Terrace Park. The department is in the process of preparing an -estimate for the improvement to Hillview Terrace Park, which 'will 6e 30/M presented to the Budget and Administration Committee of the Common Council,_ I -i the Common Council provides funds, the department will be requesting authorization to bi:d for fencing and for authorization to proceed with. other improvements at the park site. Improvement of Hillview Terrace Park 'I0 Comm. Schickel reported that the Common Council, at its last regular meeting, approved a budget of $6,500 for the improvement of Hillview Terrace Park. The improvements contemplated include the erection of a 12 ft. high chain link fence on the east and north sides of the park, the improvement of the stairs from Columbia Street into the park, the improvement of fencing on the west side of the park, and sufficient labor to remove the brush and make the park mowable. -8- nvoice of Cayuga Electric for Electrical Equipment By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Banfield RESOLVED, That an invoice of Cayuga Electric for electrical equipment for Cass Park ballfield lighting be approved in the amount of $32,108. Discussion followed on the floor. LIIIIN, A vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Unanimously Invoice of Cayuga Electric for Electrical Equipment �IIII�1 By Cowin. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker RESOLVED, That an invoice of Cayuga Electric for electrical equipment for Cass Park ballfield lighting be approved in the amount of $6,065.22. Carried Unanimously Bill' . Cayuga Electric Supply Company 53I�� By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker �% RESOLVED, That a bill dated May 1, 1979, from Cayuga Electric Supply Co., for supplies for the Cass Park ballfield lighting project, be approved in the amount of $223.77. Carried Unanimously Cass Park Lighting - Bills By Comm. Allan: Seconded by Comm. Ewanicki RESOLVED, That the following two bills in connection with the Cass Park ballfields lighting, be approved: NYSE&G - hardware at $224.23 9l43Py Cayuga Electric Supply Co. - electrical equipment at $425.86 Carried Unanimously Koppers Co. .Bill .. .Cass Park Lighting By Comm. . Cleveland: Seconded by Comm. Ewanicki 9l47, RESOLVED, that a bill of Koppers Co. for the cross arms and poles used in connection with. Cass Park lighting be approved in the amount of $12,586.25. Carried Unanimously Bill for Lighting in Cass Park By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland RESOLVED, That the bill from Cayuga Electric for materials for lighting in Cass Park, in the amount of $5,127.35, be approved. Carried Unanimously Bill from Gene Wilcox Building Specialties By Comm. Schickel: ,Seconded by Comm. Walker 7y;517 RESOLVED, That a bill from Gene Wilcox Building Specialties for toilet partitions for the utility building being built in connection with the Cass Park ballfield lighting, be approved in the amount of $620. Carried Unanimously Bill from Donohue -Halverson (1A) -12f By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker .RESOLVED, That a bill from Donohue -Halverson for plumbing fixtures for the utility building being built in connection with the Cass Park ballfield lighting, be approved in the amount of $2,705.65. Carried Unanimously Bill from Hancock Building Products - Doors and Hardware ���7G By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland RESOLVED, That a bill from Hancock Building Products for doors and hardware for the utility building being built in connection with the Cass Park ballfield lighting, be approved in the amount of $265.00. Carried Unanimously Bill .from Hancock Building Products - Miscellaneous Hardware '��i7y By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker RESOLVED, That a bit,1. 1�robuHldingkbeingdbuiltr�nucts conne�tionr swithatheuCass hardware for the Utility Park ballfield lighting, be approved in the amount of $19.85. Carried Unanimously Request for Payment -Donohue -Halverson By Comm. Maclnnes: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland RESOLVED, That a request for payment from Donohue -Halverson for plumbing services in connection withthe restrooms at the Cass Park ballfields, be approved in the amount. of $3,301.00. ,1Il1 7 Discussion followed on the floor. A vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously • -9 - Right -of -Way for Underground Electric Transmission Lines at Cass Park By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Couuu. Ewanicki RESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized to execute an easement grant- ing the right-of-way for underground electric transmission lines at Cass Park from the vicinity of Cass Park rink to the softball fields, subject to the approval of the City Attornerrey as to formously m. cfIfill Cass Park Lighting Project The City of Ithaca, through the Board of Public Works, is engaged in a project of lighting certain playing areas at Cass Park. This project is being aided by volunteer labor, donation of building materials, and a donation of $10,000 by the Ithaca Amateur Softball 9/Association. 3I7�j I Resolution By Comm. Allan: Seconded by Comm. Ewanicki RESOLVED, that the Buildings & Grounds Committee be authorized to enter into negotiation with the IASA aimed at developing a contract providing for the management of the use of the softball fields. Carried Unanimously Complaint from Myra Kovary Comm. Cleveland reported that he had received a complaint from Myra Kovary; 1099 Taughannock Boulevard, regarding problems of traffic enforcement at Cass Park area. He turned the complaint over to Chief Herson who will look into the matter.r�jl�� -11- iitrry -go-Round at Stewart Park By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Banfield Mrs. Ursula Potter has requested that the concession for the opera- tion of the merry-go-round in Stewart Park, which was originally held by Ronald Potter and subsequently transferred to his brother, Clovis Potter, be continued in her name for. the years 1979, 1980 and 1981 on the same terms and conditions, i.e., $381.00 per year. Resolution By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Banfield RESOLVED, That the concession for the operation of the merry-go-round at Stewart Park be transferred to Ursula Potter and continued on the, same terms and conditions for the years 1979, 1980 and 1981. 'Discussion followed on the floor. A vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously Comm.12- Cass Park Concessions By Cou. Banfield: Seconded by Comm. Allan C/3 7y RESOLVED, that the matter of Cass Park concessions generally, be referred to the Buildings and Grounds Committee for report and recommendation. Carried Unanimously Cass Park Sale of Ice Cream Mr. Brad Fox of 215 Center Street, who appeared at today's meeting, has indicated his desire to continue the non-exclusive concession to sell ice cream in Cass Park that was formerly held by Scott Molin. Scott Molin's permission permitted him to vend packaged ice cream from his half ton step van during daylight hours. It required that he have trash facilities on the truck for use by patrons and he also was required to conspicuously post the price of the goods he sold. It further required him to hold the City harmless and to provide a certificate of insurance covering the liability. The permit was non- transferable and was revocable for cause. No fee was charged. Resolution I/3 I 7 By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, that Mr. Fox be authorized to continue the sale of ice cream in Cass Park for the 1979 season on the same conditions that were imposed on Mr. Scott Molin for the 1978 season. Discussion followed on the floor. The Board asked that the following amendments be made to the condi- tions under which Brad Fox may continue the Cass Park concession: "During daylight hours" will be changed to read "while park is open". That the van will not be permitted to stop in the traffic lane at the Park and thus cause the traffic problems that were experienced in 1978. Marty Shapiro, City Attorney, suggested that the permit be revocable without cause in case other problems not foreseen appear at a later time; and lastly, that Mr. Fox be required to keep records of the amount of business that he does over the summer period and make an accounting to the Board at the end of that period. A vote on the above resolution, as amended to show the added condi- tions requested, resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously -13- Cayuga Chamber Orchestra - Expungement of Bill Conan. Walker reported that Mayor Conley had forwarded to the Super- intendent a letter from the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra requesting expungement of a bill for the use of Cass Park pavilion in August of 1978, in the amount of $1,361.02. ./T-5/76) Resolution By Comm. Walker: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, that the request for expungement be denied. Discussion followed on the floor. A vote on the resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously • -14- ' Cayuga Sertoma Club Jeff Wright, representative of the Cayuga Sertoma Club, addressed the Board regarding a bill received by the club from the City, in the amount 'of $801.00,for the services of..two city employees who worked at the soft- ball tournament.. Mr. Wright explained that the club had entered into an . arrangement with the ci.ty-for two workers at the rate of $50.00 per person; however:, three days before the tournament the club was notified that the arrangement would not be acceptable because of Workman's Compensation. Therefore; they asked to be billed through the city. cia)7l. Tn view-of the fact that the club is a non-profit organization and turneVLc the money earned back over to the 'city, Mr. Wright asked that the amount of bill in excess of the $100 be waived. Tompkins County. Chamber of Commerce 1I.), /%`% 'Ralph Jordan, Exec. Director of. the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce, addressed the Board, supporting the 'plea made by Mr. Wright of the Sertoma. Club. He very strongly recommended some city policy be originated by the Board concerning hours, use of..city equipment, and the type of support and assistance the community can expect. He urged the Board to look very seriously at what the city's potential for the future will be. • PUBLI'C BUILDINGS,' PUB'LI'C 'GROUNDS AND PARKS COMMITTEE: Comm. Schickel reported that there was in the audit, receivables, a bill of the City of'Tthaca, #1248, to the Sertoma Club for services at Cass Park in connection with a baseball tournament held August 4 and 5.The -.bill was for $801.51, and was entirely for labor charges and administra- tion overhead. Resolution `1\1,14161 By Comm. Schickel. Seconded byComm. Cleveland RESOLVED, .That the bill receivable #1248 in the audit be voided and the department be directed to issue a new bill to the Sertoma Club for labor services in connection with a baseball tournament held August 4 and 5, in the amount of $100.00. Carried Unanimously Mayor Conley also voted Aye to the resolution. Comm. Schickel reported that his committee had already discussed the problem, and leaned toward providing services for a fixed fee. Mr. Jordan suggested there may be a difference in charges of local teams requiring services and outside events coming in. Mayor Conley commented that perhaps the Board should take Mr. Jordan's advice and sit down and discuss the problem of competition in the bids for events to come to the city. -15- % ?;7 6") --A, Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages in Neighborhood Parks - Elva Holman, 141 Pearsall Place,alderman of the Second Ward, presented the following resolution passed by the Common Council at its September .5, 1979 meeting: "BE IT RESOLVED AND ENACTED by the Common Council, That the Board of Public Works is requested to add to its rules and regulations, at its earliest convenience, the following section: #241.11 Alcoholic beverages prohibited in public neighborhood parks. No person shall carry, transport, possess, or use any alcoholic beverages. within the.confines of any public neighborhood park in the City of Ithaca with the exceptions of Stewart Park and Cass Park, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND ENACTED, That signs informing the public of the prohibition of transporting, possessing, or using any alcoholic beverages be installed immediately and that th.e Ithaca Police Department be notified upon the installation of such signs." Resolution (1$11479 By Comm. Cleveland: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, That th.e Board of Public Works adds to its rules and regulations Section #241.11 Alcoholic beverages prohibited in public neighborhood parks. Carried Unanimously r • -16- Request for Continued Use of ofd Stewart Park Boathouse Jan Rogowicz, P.O. Box 51, Slaterville Springs, N.Y., presented the following to the Board: "Mr. Dingman: The members of the Cascadilla Boat Club, Ltd. would like your continued permission to usethe northbay of the old Cascadilla Boathouse in Stewart Park for their 1980 small boat program. Your help in provid- ing an operational facility has been vital to the success of our organization. We hope that our efforts merit your continued support. Our scholastic members activities in 1979 included: a) b) c) d) e.) f1 Constructing a. float. dock. Training sessions with the Liverpool High School. Rowing in the regional trials for the National Sports. Festival. Rowing in a novice regatta in Buffalo Rowing in the Empire State Games. 7I Our recreational membership grew during the year and we have a small but activegroup of novice adult rowers. In June, we sponsored a Canoe Paddling and Training Clinic open to the community. Support for our programs came from many people, including:... a Rutgers ._ University gift of °20 oars, _an 'I.R S. -staffer who suggested webecome tax-exempt and helped us achieve that status, the U.S. Olympic Junior. Development Fund for a -gift of matching funds for equipment Ithaca -- College and Cornell University crew coaches for equipment loaned our scholastic members to sell programs for I.H.S. home basketball.- games, Andy McPherson for the gift of a coaching launch, Bob Pierce for giving us life jackets, Beverly Baker and many, many others. In 1980 we are looking forward to continued modest growth and the initiation of: a) A flatwater canoe race. b) A series of scholastic novice rowing regattas with Liverpool High School/Syracuse Chargers and the Westside Rowing Club of Buffalo. c) A demonstration of Olympic canoe and kayak racing. d) An invitation to bring the National Junior Womens Rowing _Camp to Ithaca. Thank you and the Board of Public Works for your interest and generous support. . Sincerely, Jan C. Rogowicz, President Id +1 Resolution By Comm. Ewanicki: Seconded by Comm. Allan RESOLVED, That the permissions. granted Cascadilla Boat Club, Ltd. for use of the Stewart Park boathouse in previous years be extended for the calendar year of 1980 on the same terms and conditions. Carried Unanimously !Fr- Ice sculpture - request to place in DeWitt Park 1 Duck pond in Stewart Park - proposal to redevelop 2 Letter-James T. Dyess-Formation Princess softball league-Need for field & funding 3 4111 Cass Park - Establishment softball field 3 Stewart Park - Food Concession - Selection 4 Stewart Park - Boat Concession - Request to bid 5 Mr. Louis Cataldo - Petition for vending permit in Cass Park & Stewart Park 6 Hillview Terrace Park - Improvements - ReOquest for authorization 7 Cass Park-ballfield lighting-Request for payment-Cayuga:. Electric - NYSEG 8 Cass Park-Authorization to execute easement right-of-way for electricity lines 9 to softball fields Cass Park - Complaint Myra Kovary re traffic enforcement 10 Stewart Park - Merry-go-Round concession to Ursula Potter-Years 1979-80-81 11 Cass Park - Food Concessions - Sale of ice-cream 12 Cayuga Chamber Orchestra - Expungement of bill for use of Cass Park denied 13 Cass Park - Development contract with 'ASA for management of softball fields 9 Stewart Park Duck Pond-Request for payment-J. Andrew Lange, Inc. 2 Cass Park - ballfield lighting - Request for payment - Koppers Co. 8 STEWART PARK/CASS PARK - Food Concession - Extended contracts for 2 yrs. 4 Cass Park-Mobile Vending " " " (See pg. 4 and 6) Stewart Park - Food Concession - Request for terrace space 4 Cass Park - Utility Building/ballfield lighting-Payment requests 8 Cass Park-Cayuga Sertoma Club-Bill for services at baseball tournament, Discussion for recommendation of City policy on fee charges for services and outside events 14 Addition BPW Rules & Regulations-Section #241.11-Alcoholic beverages in public 410neighborhood parks prohibited Cascadilla Boat Club - Use of Stewart Park facility extended for 1980 16 15