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Parks Committee
At the May meeting in 1981, a petition, in the form of a letter,
was received requesting bike route curb cuts at Thompson Park at
Farm and Marshall Streets. The Committee does not feel that the
expense of installing curb cuts to allow bicycles to ride the
sidewalk would be appropriate. Supt. Kinsella reported that the
bike route signs around the Park have been changed so.that bicycles
circumvent the Park, and the problem hasbeen solved as far as he
is .concerned. �1j3I�
The final item on Supt. Kinsella's list was motorcycle access to
Stewart Park. The thirty-day trial period approved in July of.
1981 was extended to the end of the year. Supt. Kinsella reported
' that the matter is working fairly well; he did not know of any -
motorcycle abuse at Stewart Park. Past problems seemed to be that
the motorcycles were driving across the grass and he said that.
vehicles do that too. Supt. Kinsella recommended that,the Parks
Committee authorize a permanent approval for the access to Stewart
Park by motorcycles.
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Request for Payment - O'Brien -Taube 1�13JK�
By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That the request for payment from O'Brien -Taube for
professional services in connection with the Cass Park lobby
expansion, be approved in the amount of $61.50.
Carried Unanimously
Final Invoice --Collins & Walton
By Comm: Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That an invoice (final) from Collins Fj Walton, for—the
heating and ventilating contract for the Cass Park lobby expansion
project, be approved in the amount of $2,000.00.
Carried Unanimously
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Request for "Payment Bear Electric
By Comm. Schickel: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That the request for payment from Bear Electric for
electrical construction in connection with the Cass Park lobby
expansion, be approved in the amount of $3,388.50. ,hap,
Carried Unanimously
Change Order #1 --Bear Electric
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walsh
RESOLVED, That change order #1 with Bear Electric, in connection with
the electrical contract for the Cass Park lobby expansion, be approved
in the amount of $639.00. ii
Carried Unanimously
Final Invoice --Bear Electric
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walsh
RESOLVED, That the invoice (final) from Bear Electric for the electrical
contract on the Cass Park lobby expansion project, which includes change
order #1; be approved in the amount of $3,527.00.
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Discussion followed on the floor.
A vote on the resolution resulted as"follows.:
Carried Unanimously
Request for Payment V. Giordano Construction
By Comm. Schickel: Secon.ed by Comm. Varricchio
RESOLVED, That a.request for payment from V. Giordano Construction
for general construction in connection with the Cass Park lobo
expansion,be approved in the amount of $10,545.0.0, y
Carried Unanimously da*
Invoice --V. Giordano Construction.. and. Supply Corp._
By Comm. Brown: Seconded. by Comm. Sturtevant
RESOLVED, That an invoice from V. Giordano Construction and Supply- Corp , in the
amount of. $6,791.32 for the general construction of the Cass Park Lobby Expansion
project be approved.
Discussion followed on the floor. GA -3/"'
A vote on the resolution resulted as follows:
Carried Unanimously
Payment Voucher --V. Giordano Construction Corp.
By Comm. Gutenberger: Seconded by Comm. Stone /i/o40-
RESOLVED, That a payment voucher (final) from V. Giordano Construction
Corp. for services performed in connection with Cass Park Lobby Expansion,
be approved in the amount of $825.94.
Carried Unanimously
Request for Payment - Donohue-Halven
By Comm. Walsh: Seconded by Comm. Walker r %.
RESOLVED, That a request for payment from Donohue -Halverson for
services in connection with plumbing work for the Cass Park lobby
-expansion, be approved in the amount of $2,273.00.
Carried Unanimously
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Cascadilla Boat Club
Jan Rogowicz, P. 0. Box 51,.Slaterville Springs, New York,
addressed the Board, stating that it was. the fourth year that he
had come before the Board to ask the Board for continued per-
mission to use the old boat house in Stewart Park for the boat
club activities... He briefly explained when the club was started
and what its goals were. Mr. Rogowicz stated that the boat house
facility was a key factor in the club's success. Without that
facility, without being independent of Cornell University and
Ithaca College, the program would not have been able to get
started and it would not have succeeded.)
Mr. Rogowicz stated that additional space:is needed and 'a meeting
has been set up with Supt. Kinsella and members of the Board to
discuss the matter of making more spaceavailable to the Cascadilla
Boat. Club.
Resolution
By Comm. .Schickel:.. Seconded by Comm. Walsh
RESOLVED, That this Board grant permission to the Cascadil.la Boat
Club, Ltd., a.not-for-profit corporation, to use the boat house
facilities at Stewart Park,. on the same conditions as last year's
agreement, subject to review by the City Attorney.
Discussion followed on the floor.
A vote on theresdlution resulted as follows:
Carried Unanimously
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Clean-up Project at Stewart Park.
Asst. to the Supt. Dougherty addressed the Board with reference to
an Army Reserve Engineering company from Horseheads that is looking
for a community service project to undertake. One of the projects
that came up in the discussion.was the mess of trees that were.washed
down to the Stewart Park shore line. The Army outfit would be will-
ing to come in on a weekend (probably. the weekend of March 6th and 7th)
with men and .equipment, would set up .a regular operational camp down
at Stewart Park, using the pavilion for the weekend and. using that
cleanup operation as an exercise to go out and' snag those trees, haul
them in, cut them up and haul them away. Asst. Dougherty said that.
the only out-of-pocket expense to the City would be the cost of furnish-
ing fuel for the vehicles involved in .doing the cleanup. He felt that
the amount of hours that the equipment would be operating should. not
make the cost more than $750.00 to the City and'it would be a good -
service done for practically nothing in this case.
Asst. Dougherty. also said that if time permits the Army Reserve
company will remove gravel from the lower part of Fall.Creek and push
it. up on the bank. The City will, later on, with its own forces, move.
the gravel to the City's storage yard. Asst. Dougherty asked the
Board for authorization to proceed on this project.
Resolution /1)7/P'.
By Comm. Walsh: -Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That Asst. to the Supt. Dougherty be authorized by this.
Board to negotiates.with the Army Reserve Engineering company located
at Horseheads, New York, to undertake a community project at Stewart
Park. Asst. Dougherty will outline in writing.the various conditions
discussed -with. this Board that will be performed by the engineering
company, at no cost to the City except for fuel.
Carried Unanimously
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Stewart Park Food Concession
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walsh
WHEREAS, at its September 17, 1980 meeting the Board extended the
original contract of April 11, 1979 for the food concession at
Stewart Park through the 1981 and 1982 season, and
WHEREAS, payment for the concession has not been received for the
1981 contractual season;
BE IT RESOLVED, That the contract for the food concession at Stewart
Park be cancelled in accordance with paragraph 16 of the aforesaid
April 11, 1979 agreement.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That the matter of collection of unpaidrents
be referred to the City Attorney for collection, and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Board renegotiate this contract with
any party desiring the opportunity to operate the Stewart Park
concession.:
Carried Unanimously
Stewart Park Concession 34,JJ�
Comm. Varricchio reported that the office of the Superintendent has
received approximately three inquiries regarding the possibility of.
operation of the Stewart Park concession. A report will be forth-
coming at the March 24, 1982 meeting of. the Board of Public Works.
Stewart Park Food Concession
Mayor Shaw referred to a letter from Richard Berg, 607. N. Tioga Street,
regarding his interest in operating a concession stand in Stewart Park.
He referred the letter to Comm. Varricchio, Streets, Facilities] Parks
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Stewart Park Concession 3/j-1(
Comm. Varricchio reported that several persons have r quested informa-
tion with respect to applying for a concession at Stewart Park. He
commented that he wished to wait to award the concession at the next
Board meeting after the committee has the opportunity to review the
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-srewart rarl°1uoncession
Comm. Varricchio reported that numerous inquiries have been received
regarding the operation of the Stewart Park concession. This
committee has reviewed these requests, many of which were from quali-
fied people. The committee has also reviewed the procedure for
soliciting bids along with the Superintendent of Public Works, and
will make specific recommendations for the revisal of this,procedure
procedure
'during the third quarter of 1982 for the 1983 season. '-i
Resolution
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walsh
RESOLVED, That approval be given to the selection of Mr. Louis Cataldo
to nniemat_e the concession at Stewart Park for the 1982 season.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That the City Attorney be directed to finalize
the preparation of an agreement with Mr. Cataldo for the operation of
110 the concession under the same conditions as existed in 1981 with the
condition that the City reserves the right and entitlement to designate
one additional weekend period per season to allow for the sale of
food and beveragesby groups authorized by the Superintendent.
A vote on the resolution resulted as follows Carried Unanimously
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Softball Association Agreement 3Ji2/Ps
Comm. Varricchio reported that the committee has had several meetings
with the Softball Association. He commented that the committee is
waiting for an itemized list from Supt. Kinsella on money that was
spent on Cass Park last season.
Ithaca Amateur Softball Association Contract ////v/i,
Comm. Varricchio reported that in the very neafure theAmacommurittee
will be finalizing a two-year contract with the Ithaca
ball Association.
Ithaca Amateur Softball Association Lease �(��J��
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That the Superintendent of Public Works is authorized to
execute a leaseagreement for two years with the Ithaca Amateur
Softball Association for field and concession to be $16n,500 use,
subject
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the approval of the City Attorney,
reflecting a 5 percent increase for 1983 over $16,50
Carried
Unanimously
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Cinderella Ball Fields:
Liaison Banfield requested that the appropriate personnel be reminded
that the Cinderella Softball season is about to start and requested
that some repairs and preparations be made,
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Opening Date of Stewart and Cass Parks
Mayor Shaw reported having received an inquiry regarding the policy
of officially opening Stewart and Cass Parks on May 1. It was re-
ported that thousands of people used the parks the previous weekend
with no water or toilet facilities. He said that Supt. Kinsella is
looking into it, and he asked that Comm. Varricchio and his committee
also review the policy and report back to the Board./�S�g�
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Southwest Park
Mayor Shaw reported that there is a lot of activity going on in. South.-
west Park and progress is being made in clearing it; however, it is not
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yet ready for ball playing. .57/0'?
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Portable Snack Trailer --Cass Park
Comm. Varricchio reported that a request, for permission to operate
a portable snack trailer at the site of the Kiwanis baseball games
in Cass Park during the Kiwanis baseball season between the hours of
5 and 8 p.m. has been received from Dan Wells.
Resolution
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Brown
RESOLVED, That the Board approve this request to permit the operation
of this trailer during the 1982 Kiwanis baseball season.
Discussion followed on the floor. Comm. Varricchio agreed to contact
the Softball Association to make them aware of the operation of the
snack trailer; and also he will discuss the location of the trailer
with the vendor. S//1J��
A vote on the resolution resulted as follows:
Carried Unanimously
Letter re. Ice Cream Vending
Mayor Shaw read the following letter to the Board:
"May 26, 1982
Department of Public Works
109 E. Green Street
Ithaca, New York 14850
Att: Donald Kinsella, Commissioners
Dear Mr. Kinsella,
I own and operate an ice cream.truck, called Brad's . Ice Cream, in
Ithaca during the summer months. I sell prepackaged ice cream and
soda from the truck.
One of the areas I have been serving for the past four years. is Cass
Park, at the softball and Kiwanis fields near the hockey rink.
This letter is to request permission allowing me to continue to sell
ice cream and soda at Cass Park during the summer months of 1982.
I have been granted a vendor's permit by the Ithaca Police Department
and am fully insured with CABS.
Thank you for your attention in this matter.
Yours truly,
Brad Fox
215 Center St."
Mayor Shaw referred the letter to the Streets, Facilities, Parks and
Refuse Committee.
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Request for Vending Permit
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Cleveland
RESOLVED, That the Supt. of Public Works issue a permit to sell ice
cream and soda in the Cass Park area (rink parking lot and area,
swimming pool area and to the west) to Mr. Brad Fox, 215 Center Street,
as requested. Fields 6, 7 and 8 are excluded as the Ithaca Softball
Association has been granted exclusive permit for this area.
Discussion followed concerning the procedure for issuing permits to
vendors, specification of area, insurance, exclusions, etc.
Mayor Shaw requested that when the permit is drawn up, responsibility
be imposed on the vendor for liability insurance holding the City
harmless.
City Attorney Tavelli suggested working on a fee structure for th.e
coming. year. Supt. Kinsella will work on the recommendation for
next season.
After further discussion, the Mayor suggested permit for
theresolution
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modified to authorize the Supt. to prepare a papproval
Committee. s AVrol-
A vote on the resolution resulted as follows:
Carried Unanimously
.Request for Vending Permit --Stephen J. Shippos
Comm. Varricchio stated that a request for a vending permit in Cass
Park had been received from Stephen J. Shippos. He said that inas-
much_as._he knows.nothing-about this Shippos matter he would not make
a motion. Supt. Kinsella explained that Stephen J. Shippos has a
State Veteran's Permit to vend. any place in the State of New York._
and that he had intended to issue a temporary permit until the mattet
could be studied.
Mayor Shaw felt that the matter was similar to the one whereby Richard
Healey and_ Janet Hanna had requested a permit to operate their push-
cart in.the City's public parks:. and he stated that it deserves the
same.treatment. Mayor Shaw would like•the matter referred to th.e
Streets, Facilities, Parks ,and Refuse Committee and before any more.
permits are approved that some rules and regulations:be made. He
further stated that.he does not agree with the statements in Mi.
Pichel's letter and that the. City has every right and authority to
issue or not to issue a permit. Now is the time to develop such rules
and regulations inasmuch as there are a number of people wishing to
compete in pushcart.or similar activities. .
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Supt. Kinsella has prepared and circulated for comments a draft of
rules and regulations, and the matter should be referred to Committee
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Comm. Varricchio asked Supt. Kinsella to contact Attorney Pichel to
find. out what parks the "Follow Your Nose" pushcart would like to
operate in. Some areas are already covered and application should he
made for specific locations.
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Letter fr.oni Michael J.. Pichel Con behalf. of Richard Healey and
Janet Hanna
Mayor Shaw presented the following letter to the Board:
"June 8, 1982
Mr. Donald Kinsella
Supt. of Public Works
Dear Mr. Kinsella:
By this letter I apply .on,. behalf. of Richard .Healey and Janet Hanna.,
d/b/a-Follow.Your Nose Foods, for written consent to operate their
pushcart, vending food and drink in the public parks of the. City of
Ithaca.
Mr. Healey and Ms. Hanna areduly licensed pursuant to Chapter 17 of
the Municipal Code, andhold a. permit from the Tompkins County 'DepartDepart-
ment of Health for their food operation.
You will recall that I previously wroteto you requesting the rules
and regulations of the City of Ithaca, and of the Department of Public
Works with regard to vending in the public parks, and I received from.
you, and from the City, only Chapter 24.1 of the Municipal. Code..
I understand that there_ are no other rules or regulations other than.
those contained in Chapter 241. Although you have advised me that your
department intends to make some regulations. Also, I requested an
application for consent to vend in the parks, but you advised me that
there is no application, and a letter should be submitted.
In view of the lack of any standards enacted by the legislative body
(The Common Council) or even any enacted by the Department of Public
Works, there is no basis whatsoever upon which application can be
denied, particularly in view of the position of the Mayor of the City
of Ithaca that Chapter 241 (in spite of provisions of Section 241.100)
is to be enforced by arrest and proceedings in the Criminal Court.
Our systemofjustice simply does not allow for the making up of penal
statutes,rules and regulations, as you go along.
"You have already advised me that the Department of Public Works has
issued some permits to others.
I would appreciate it if you would keep me advised as to rules and
regulations which may be enacted in the future.
Thank you.
Yours truly,
MICHAEL J. PICHEL"
Mayor Shaw Shaw referred Attorney Pichel's letter to the Streets, Facilities,
Parks and Refuse Committee.
Vendor Permits
Comm. Brown reported that the Superintendent of Public Works has requested
and received input and recommendations for the establishment of interim requirements
for all permits issued to vendors. on City parks. •
The Superintendent in consultation with the Parks Committee has issued. two temporary
permits - one to Mr. Daniel Wells, 411 West Court Street, and one toMr. Brad Fox,
I\ 215 Center Street
Resolution
By Comm.. Brown: Seconded by Comm. Sturtevant
RESOLVED, That these interim requirements be _adopted and implemented immecliate3_y,and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED,• That permission be granted to the Superintendent to issue
one vending permit to Mr. Richard Healey and Janet Hanna D/B/A - "Follow Your Nose Foods,"
and one permit to Mr. Stephen J0 Shippos to vend foodstuffs in those areas of City
parks as designated by the Superintendent, and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That a limit of a total of five(5) permits be established for
vending at City parks, which would include the permits issued by authorization of
this resolution.
Mayor Shaw commented that he had a request from the City Attorney who would like to
comment on this resolution but his comments are related to litigation.: pending before
the City on the City's permit process. He has requested that because of that pending
litigation he would like to discuss his comments in 'executive session.
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By Comm. Walker: Seconded by Com. Schickel
• RESOLVED, The Board adjourn into Executive Session to hear the comments of the City
Attorney as related to litigation regarding vending permits.
Carried. Unanimously
The Baord adjourned into Executive Session at 5:10 p.m. and reconvened in Regular
Session at. 5:30 p
Comms. Brown and Sturtevant withdrew their resolution.
Resolution
By comm. Brown Seconded by Comm. Sturtevant
RESOLVED, That .permission be granted..to.the Superintendent to issue • one temporary
revocable vending permit to Mr. Richard Healey and Janet, Hanna D/B/A -,"Follow
Your Nose Foods, " and one temporary.. revocable permit to Mr. Stephen J. Shippos to
vend foodstuffs in those areas of Cass park as. designated by the Superintend.ent, and.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That 'a limit of. a total of five (5) 'permits be established
for vending at City parks, which would include the permits issued by: authorization
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Amendment to Resolution (second paragraph) •
By Comm. Walker: :Seconded by .Comm. Schickel
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED., -.that a limit of. a total of five (5) permits be established_
for vending at Cass Park, in 'areas prescribed by the Superintendent.
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City Attorney Tavelli advised that the record should show the specific areas designated
by the Superintendent.
Superintendent Kinsella designated the following areas: the east side of N.Y.S.
Rte. 89, starting at.the entrance road just south of the swimming pool, extending•
northerly- through ball fields area to the present State Park.
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A vote on the resolution, as amended, resulted as follows:
Carried. Unanimously
Supt, Kinsella reported.that he has received a copy of the Commons
Advisory Board's recommendations.and approved.regulations for permit
applications for vending on the -Commons. He commented that in the
near future he will summarize his recommendations to the Board in a
letter, for adoption.for issuance of park.vending permits by the
Board.
City Attorney Tavelli informed the Board that _
e Pushcart Case had
been adjourned for three weeks.
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Merry-go-round--Stewart Park
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That approval be given to Lou Cataldo for the operation of
the merry-go-round at Stewart Park for the 1982 season under the
same terms and conditions as previously applicable. 4/1P
IT IS FURTHER RECOMMENDED, That the Superintendent be authorizedto
sign said agreement. Carried Unanimously
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Stewart Park
Mayor Shaw reported that he and Council members have been receiving
complaints concerning rowdyism and assault by youths in Stewart Park
which is becoming a serious problem. He is working with the Police
Chief and City Prosecutor to investigate better ways to enforce rules
and regulations which we may have now, and to the extent they are not
adequate, to make recommendations as to how they may change. He ex-
pects also to meet with Supt. Kinsella to review any recommendations
which may apply to the Board of Public Works.
Parking in Stewart e e0/<
Acting Liaison Clynes asked if parking is still allowed on both
sides of the road at Stewart Park. Supt. Kinsella responded that
Jack Dougherty resolved the matter by removing the picnic tables and
charcoal grilles from alongside the road and relocating them in the
park. .Mayor Shaw commented that if this doesn't resolve the problem,.
the Board will consider changing the parking structure there.
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Boat Concession --Stewart Park
By Comm. Varricchio: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That permission be given to Bradley Judson for the opera-
tion of a boat concession in Stewart Park under the same terms and
conditions as existed in the 1981 season.
Carried Unanimously
Jodi Murray; 205 Fair Street, presented -a petition containing66
signatures requesting a 4 -way stop sign on Wood Street, cleaning of
411 Wood Street Park of broken bottles, etc., police patrol and possibly
crosswalks for children. The petition was referred to Streets,
Facilities, Parks and Refuse Committee. /0/AVO.
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Stewart Park
Comm. Gutenberger explained briefly the contents of a report prepared
for the Board's consideration concerning activities in Stewart Park.
Three items included would:
1 limit use of ball fields to (unorganized non-scheduled)
sporting event;
2. discontinue contracting out of the concession stand and
instead, turn the operation of it over to the Youth Bureau;
and
3. suggested reservation form for the use of pavilions in
Stewart Park. r/
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By Comm. Gutenberger: Seconded by Comm. Stone
RESOLVED, That the report on Stewart Park be tabled until the next
meeting of the Board.
Carried Unanimously
Stewart Park Improvementsg�-
Comm. Gutenberger reported that regarding the t ree items concerning
Stewart Park, some of the Board members have been in contact with him
and the committee will be meeting within the next two weeks for dis-
cussions. Hopefully, recommendation will be ready at the next meeting.
Stewart Park. Pavns
Resolution :'To 'Remove from Table
By Comm.Gutenberger: Seconded by Comm. Walker
RESOLVED, That the resolution concerning Stewart Park Pavilions be
removed from the table. . _
Carried Unanimously
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Resolution
By Comm. Gutenberger: Seconded by Comm. Schickel
WHEREAS, the Streets and Facilities Committee received and reviewed
recommendations regarding rental and operation of Stewart Park
Pavilions and related areas, and
WHEREAS, it is the determination of this committee'that it .is in the
best interests of. the City to establish rules and regulations regarding
the reserved use of those facilities, and
WHEREAS, those proposed rules and regulations provide for a rental
rate, a.permit process and greater equity for the issuances of said.
permits; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That this Board hereby accepts and adopts those regulations
attached and a part of this resolution, and itis further
RESOLVED, Thatthis Board accepts, endorses and recommends to the
Common Council that approval and funding be authorized for the opera-
tion and administration of the Stewart Park Concession by the Director
and Staff of the Youth Bureau.
Discussion followed on the floor.
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Amending Resolution
By Comm. Gutenberger: Seconded by Comm. Schickel
RESOLVED, That the first paragraph of the attached Fee Schedule/Rules
and Regulations be amended to read:
"An additional fee may be charged for exclusive use of a pavilion."
The sentence reading "a fee will also be charged a group for the
erection of tents or canopies (depending on size)" should be deleted.
A -vote on the amending resolution resulted as. follows:
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Discussion followed on the floor.
A vote on the main motion as amended resulted as_follows:
: Carried Unaniniously
A copy, of Stewart Park Fee Schedule/Rules and Regulations is attached
in Official Minute Book.
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Report on action taken on left -over 1981 items: bike route curb cuts at Thompson Park;
motorcycle access to Stewart Park 1
O'Brien -Taube - Payment
Bear Electric
V. Giordano Constr.
request - Cass Park Lobby expansion
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Cascadilla Boat Club Request for continued use of old boathouse in
Stewart Park for 1982 and for additional space ; Permission given
Donohue -Halverson - Payment request - Cass Park lobby expansion
Stewart Park - Clean-up project negotiation with Army Reserve Engrg.
at Horseheads - NY -(Community service project)
Stewart Park - Food Concession Matter of unpaid rents and renegotiate
Cass Park - Softball Association Agreement
Company
Cinderella Ballfiel-ds request for repairs
Opening Date of Cass & Stewart Parks tobe reviewed
Collins & Walton - Payment request - Cass Park Lobby expansion
Southwest Park - Clearing ball -playing
Cass Park -Approval to permit operation portable snack trailer during 1982
Kiwanis baseball season
Stewart Park - Merry -go -around - Approval given to Lou Cataldo for 1982 season
Stewart Park - Complaints concerning rowdyism and assault by youths park.iing
Stewart Park - Boat concession Bradley Judson -renewed for. 1982 season
Cass. Park - Request for ice-cream vending permit. granted :and discussion
re procedure for issuing permits; Vending permit requests; Development
or rules: and regulations requested ;
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Vendor Permit resolutions
Wood Street Park - Petition for stop sign, cleaning or park and crosswalks
Naming Park - (Green space acquired on East Hill) See B/G - pg, 14)
Stewart Park Report re activities - bailfiields, concession stand, use of
pavil ions
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