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STEWART PARK TREES: Alderman Nichols asked if there was Honey in the budget to plant trees
along the shore of Stewart Park as they would act as wind breakers. Supt. Dingman replied
that they were replacing trees each year at Stewart Park under the board's tree replacement
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ALLAN H. TREMAN STATE MARINE PARK: Comm. Putney reported that the FinEWLakes State
Park Commission has requested permission to fill and grade City property that was
formerly designated asthe "festival" property in connection with the construction of
the Allen H. Treman State Marine Park as shown on office general service drawing
72/102 dated November 29, 1972. This filling and .grading agrees in general with the
master plan for site which was jointly agreed upon by the City and the State and it
also agrees with the "Inlet Valley Park Revised Marina Plan" of September 25, 1970.
Mayor Conley questioned whether the "festival" was involved. Superintendent Dingman
reported that this was not a change but part of the agreement. L.1 3
By Comm. Putney: seconded by Comm. Downing
RESOLVED, That the request of the Finger Lakes State Park Commission for the filling
and grading of City land in connection with the Treman State Park be referred to the
Superintendent with power.
Carried
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TREELAND REQUISITION #4: Comm. Putney reported that Treeland, Inc. has presented
payment of requisition #4 for site development work in connection with Cass Park.
Treeland has completed $132,337.00 worth of work from a $315,274.00 total contract.
Their work is approximately 41% complete. z
By Co'.mPutney : seconded by Comm. Golder
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RESOLVED, That requisition #4 of Treeland, Inc. fdric thesruction serf vices
in
n0connection
with the site development at Cass Park be appCarried
TREELAND, INC. REQUISITION: By Comm. Golder: seconded by Comm. Ewanicki
RESOLVED, That requisition No. 5 of Treeland,. Inc., for services in connection
with site development. at Cass Park through March 23, be approved in the amount of
$14,598, and ordered paid.
Carried
TREELAND, INC. PAYMENT: Comm. Downing reported that Treeland, Inc. has presented
its 6th estimate for payment for services in connection with site development ofthe
south portion of Cass Park in the amount of $37,495.80. This payment will make
the total paid on this contract $133,701.30 of a total adjusted
$190,219.00.
By Comm. Downing: seconded by Comm. Ewanicki
RESOLVED, That the payment estimate #6 of Treeland, Inc. for
in cpnnection withsite development of the south portion of ass Park be approved
in the amount of $37,495.80.
contract price of
onstruction services
Carried
Treeland, Inc. has presented requisition No. 7 for construction services
in connection with the site development at Cass Park, south portion, in
the amount of $57,337.20. This makes the total completed to date $253,9.27
of a total adjusted contract of $319,722. The work is 79% complete.;/) 3
Treeland, Inc. - by Comm. Putney seconded by Comm. Downing• resolved that
'requisition no: 7_o£.3'reeland,• nc. for. eoncult-inQ servi,Ab in connection
with the site development of.Cass•ParK, south portion,"be approved in *he
amount of $57.,337.20.
Carried
Treeland, Inc. has presented their 8th requistion for payment for construc-
tion services in connection with the site development at Cass Park,
in the amount of $33,252.30. This payment will bring the total paid to
the contractor to $261,786.60 of a total contract price of $323,423.
By Comm. Golder seconded by Comm. Clynes resolved That payment will
requistion #8 from Treeland, Inc. for construction services in connection
with the site development at Cass Park, be approved in the amount of
$33,252.30.
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for construction services in
Treeland, Inc. has presented requisition No. 9 in ctonstruction
e amount ices in 50•
connection with the site development at Cass Park, i 6 6e6.10 ntt of a total
This payment will bring the total paid to date to $296,666.10
adjusted contract price of $324,634.00.
BY COMM. GOLDER SECONDED BY COMM. DOWNING RESOLVED, That requisition No. 9 from
Treeland, Inc. for construction services n ond iecntionawithtth the
of $ite�i7eve0 lopment
pf the south portion of Cass Park, be pp c
Carried
14. By Comm. Downing: seconded by Comm. Ewanicki for payment of one-half
RESOLVED, that a payment requisition of Treeland providing
of the retainage withheld in connection with their contract of site develo en z at
Cass Park, be approved in' the amount of $16,515.05. Carried
13. By Comm. Downing: seconded by -Comm. Ewanicki
work
RESOLVED, that on the recommendationCass Park,Engineer
be declaredor site completeeas ofmSeptember
performed by Treeland, Inc., at
10, 1973. Carried
12. Treeland, Inc. has completed the site development work on contract B (south
portion of Cass Park). Engineer Miller has inspected the work and has issued a
certificate of completion under date of September 10, 1973. He summarizes the
contract as follows:
contract work performed
authorized extra work
for a total of
The terms of the
total value, and
warranty.
By Comm. Downing: seconded by Comm. Parkes
RESOLVED, that payment of Requisition No. 10
struction services in connection with the si
in the amount of $604.80.
$325,306
4,995
$330,301
contract provide that upon completion Treeland be paid 95% of the
that 5% or $16,515.05 be retained for the period of one year as a
(final) from Treeland, Inc. for con-
te development at Cass Parks be approved
Carried
STREETER ASSOCIATES PAYMENT: By Comm. Golder:
RESOLVED, That Requisition No. 14 from Streeter
inconnection with the Cass Park Swimming Pool and
of $14,203.00.
seconded by Comm. Putney
Associates for general construction in
Skating Rink, be approved in the amount
Carried
STREETER ASSOCIATES INVOICE: By Comm. Golder: seconded by Comm. Ewanicki
RESOLVED, That payment No. 13 of Streeter Associates for services in connection
with the general contract for the construction of Cass Park swimming poo], and skating
rink, be approved in the amount of $14,666.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Controller be directed to withhold payment of these
funds until such time as the City Attorney approves payment.
Carried
By Comm. Golder seconded by Comm. Downing Resolved, that change order No. GC19
of Streeter Associates providing a credit in the landscape and boulder allowance
of $605 be approved.
Carried
By Comm. Golder seconded by Comm. Downing Resolved, That change order No. GC20
providing for a credit for a 12" metal pipe under a service road in the amount
of $148 be approved. �f
Cdrried
Attorney Gersh reported that a matter has been brought to his attention by Mr.
Dingman regarding payment to Streeter Associates, Inc. For the work they have
done on the Inlet Project. Mr. Gersh said it relates to holding back some money
from final payment to cover the Pool Terrace, which is not acceptable to Mr. Egner,
a lien that has been placed in connection with the unsatisfactory dasher board
work, and certain other miscellaneous matters. Mr. Egner has recommended that t
in his judgement $55,000.00 hold back is adequate. Attorney Gersh recommended
that payment be made to Streeter for the amount due them, minus $55,000. Mr. Gersh
said that Streeter Associates has agreed to this arrangement.
By Comm. Golder seconded by Comm. Downing Resolved, That application for payment
No. 15 from Streeter Associates for services in connection with the general
contract for the construction of the swimming pool and skating rink at Cass
park be approved in the amount .of $20,699, providing $55,000 withheld for guaran-
tee of the work that still remains after this payment.
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T.G. MILLER PAYMENT: By Comm. Golder: seconded by Comm. Putnfor i s action services
RESOLVED, That the bill of T. G. Miller, Consulting Engineer, P
in connection with the site construction at Cass Park through Decenber 31, 1972, be
approved in the anount of $1,463.00.
Carried
T.G. Miller has presented his bill for consulting services in connection
with the construction of the site work at Cass Park, for'January 1, 1973
through May 17, 1973, in the amount of $2,078.
T.G. Miller -- by Comm. Putney seconded by,Comm. Clynes resolved that
the bill of T.G. Miller for consulting services in connection with the
construction of the site work at Cass Park through May 17, 1973, be approved?
Carried
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2. T.G. Miller has presented his bill for consulting services in connection
with the site work at Cass Park through July 13, 1973,. in the amount of $2,223.
BY COMM. GOLDER SECONDED BY COMM. CLYNES RESOLVED, That the bill of T.G. Miller
for consulting services in connection with the construction of the site work at t
Cass Park, be approved in the amount of $2,223.
Carried
15. By Comm. Dooming: seconded by Comm. Parkes
RESOLVED, that a bill of Thomas G. Miller, consultant, for engineering services
rendered in connection with the inspection of the site work at Cass Park through
August 31, 1973, be approved in the amount of $791. 7//Z
Carried
2. By Comm. Ewanicki, Seconded by Comm. Clynes,
RESOLVED, That a bill of Thomas Miller for consulting services in connection
with the design of the site work at Cass Park Recreation Center be approved
in the amount of $4,321.71. .
Carried
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ANTON EGNER ASSOCIATES PAYMENT: By Comm. Golder: seconded by Comm. Putney d_10
er Associates for reitbursable expenses in connection
RESOLVED, That the bill of Anton Egn pool, be
with the inspection of construction at the Cass Park skating rink and swiming 1ed
approved in the amount of $16.36. Ca
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CASS PARK MARINA: Comm. Putney reported that the Parks Commission has indicated that the
city can continue its operation of the Marina through Labor Day. Present scheduling
indicates that no boats will be accommodated in 1974 and the new state facility will be
available in 1975.
By Comm. Putney: seconded by Comm. Golder
RESOLVED, That the Superintendent be authorized to continue t operation of Cass Park
Marina during the 1973 season under the terms and conditions of a letter of February 2nd
from John M. Comerford, Regional Administrator of the Finger Lakes State Parks Recreation
Commission.
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CASS PARR RESOLUTIONS: Alderman Rundle reported that
resolutions of the Council regarding Cass Park to the
Council and asked if the Board would like to take thes
Board was waiting for the official minutes before gett
the Common Council had referred two
Public Works Committee of Common
e up now. He was informed that the
ing into these. V-(2). i r(
CASS PARK: Comm. Putney reported that the two resolutions from the Common Council
on interior changes and exterior changes at Cass -.Park had been passed on to the .,
Buildings and Grounds Committee and they have met with the Youth Bureau today and �
have requested a meeting to be held on March 21, 1973, at 4:00 p.m. at the rink,
with the Youth Bureau and the Public Works Committee of Common Council.
CASS PARK PROPOSED CHANGES: Comm. Golder reported . that the Buildings and .Grounds
Committee :of ,the Board of Public .Works, the Public Works Committee ofCouncil. and
the Youth Bureau had met and had a- list. of :the proposed changes that' should be made..
Comm. Parkes remarked that he hoped that the design architect'would review these.
Alderman Rundle reported that a copy of these proposed changes with the roughs
estimates had been given to Council and they would establish their priorities as it
would effect the budget for this year.
By Comm. Golder: seconded by Comm. Downing
RESOLVED, That the list of proposed changes at Ca4s.:Park Rink as developed at a
joint meeting of the. Buildings and Grounds Committee- of the Board of Public' Works
the Public Works Committee of Common Council and.the. representatives of the Youth
Bureau on March 21, and the rough estimates of costs thereon prepared by the City
Engineer, be referred to the Common Council with the request that a more definite
plan of action be developed so that the department can produce more definite designs
and estimates. (copy attached to minutes)
Carried
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IMPROVEMENTS ON CASS PARK: Comm. Parkes asked if the improvements for Cass Park had
been overlooked. Comm. Putney replied that the committee didnot have any information
on this and so could nd report. Alderman Rundle .reported on the meeting of the
committees and were recommending three items. First item is one additional exit
door, second item was fencing around dasherboard system not covered, third item
was enclosing the open area of the warming room where the pay phone in now located
so that it would be used for a rink office and also possibly as a concession stand in
the summer. Rough figures on the cost would amount to $10,000.00. It was the
feeling that a years experience at Cass Park was needed before all the improvements
that were listed could be acted upon.
By Comm. Putney: seconded by Comm. Downing , '7 5
RESOLVED, That the items for an additional exit door, fening around the dasherboard
system and enclosing the open area of the warming rooms a recommended by the
Aldermen be accepted, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the items be referred to the Public Buildings,
Public Grounds and Parks Committee.
Carried
EXIT DOOR AND SCREENING - CASS PARK SKATING RINK: By Comm/. Putney: seconded seconded by
Comm. Golder
RESOLVED, that the Superintendent be authorized to prepare speciVications and
receive bids for the construction of an additional exit door and continuous
screening on the dasher board system at the Cass Park Skating Rink. Carried
ADDITIONAL OFFICE SPACE - CASS PARK: By Comm. Putney: seconded by Comm. Golder
RESOLVED, that the Superintendent be authorized to prepare specifications and
receive bids for the construction of additional office spacein the present outdoor
warming area of the bath -house at Cass Park Marina. i�►<<" Carried
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CAYUGA BOAT TOUR: Comm. Putney reported that C
license to dock at Stewart Park.
By Comm. Putney: seconded by Comm. Clynes
RESOLVED, That the license of Cecil Cage, owner
at Stewart Park be extended to the 1973 season
existed in 1972.
ecil Cage has requested extension of his
and operato` of Cayuga Boat Tour, to dock
under the same terms and conditions as
Carried
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PAVILLION AT CASS PARK: Comm. Parkes reported that he had looked the plans over and
found that a pavillion was to be built at Cass Park by a service unit and donated to
the city. He wondered whether guidelines had been established by the staff to guide
the architect for that pavillion. In looking over the plans the area on the west
side is very vague. If we knew where the highway was going to be, we could start to
plant trees and get a ten-year growth going.. If we had plans the city could take
a position where the highway should go• By the time the Department of Transportation
got ready for the highway they would have to take into consideration the city's plans.
He felt that the plans were going by the Board and asked the Mayor to consider
Inlet Park Committee. He presented the following motion:
By Comm. Parkes: seconded by Comm. Downing
RESOLVED, That the Mayor reinstitute and appoint the Inlet Park Committee to take
care of the overall business.
Comm. Golder explained that the city had tried to tell the state what to do and this
was the reason why the project had been delayed so long. Comm. Parkes replied that
he had only that part in mind at this time of the west side along the proposed high-
way line. Mayor Conley asked him to delay on this while he looked into this matter.
Comm. Parkes withdrew his motion and Comm. Downing withdrew his second. After much
more discussion, Supt. Dingman felt that a lack of information was had by the Board
members. He reported that acting for the city, Egner and Neiderkorn had developed
a master plan for the park which was adopted by the city. Subsequent to that contracts
and design contracts were let both with Egner and Miller to design certain sections
of the park. These designs were made in preliminary form and approved by the Board
as meeting the requirements of the master plan and sent to the Board of Outdoor
Recreation. Comments and suggestions by then were then negotiated and the design
involved that way and the design still meets the requirements of the master plan
and then adopted by the city, we are now three years down the road in the construction
and nearly complete. Now the Board members want to go back to the beginning he felt
that somebody lost touch. Comm. Parkes felt that there was no plan for the highway
along the west edge the walk way lighting suggested is not very good and could use
more study and the pavillion is going to be built and guidelines would be appreciated
;by the donors and receivers of the gift. Supt. Dingman reported that there is planning
plan involved in the design of the park with working the master plan. Provision
was made at that time in the design of the park by the city's Planning Consultant
for the highway, the master plan was taken into consideration .as to the design of
the pavillion and was made available to the designer and is now designed and shortly
be constructed in response to the actions by this board in accepting it. The board
has accepted the plans for this pavillion. All boards have seen these plans. Mayor
Conley reported that he would look into this in conjunction with the reactivating the
Inlet Park Commission. - co,_ T_ is,a,c1 12 �' - --
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CASS PARK: Supt. Dingman reported receipt of a letter from Mrs. VanDyke stating
that she is happy to see Cass Park developed and hopes that greenery has been.2
provided for. The Superintendent replied that greenery has been provided for add
that no action was necessary.
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INLET PARK COMNITTEEo Comm. Downing asked what had happened to the request of
Comm. Parkes to reactivate the Inlet Park Commission. Mayor Conley reported that
thi$ was still under consideration.'
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A group of friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. David Hughes have presented a Whirl -
a -round to replace the existing one in the small children's play area
at Stewart Plark. They have done this in memory of the 2 -year old daughter
of the Hughes's.
Letter of Appreciation - by Comm. Putney seconded by Comm. Golder resolved
that the Mayor be directed to address a letter to each of the donors
with a copy to the Hughes thanking the donors for this generous gift in
memory of Beth Ann Hughes.
Carried
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The Ithaca Youth Hockey Association has had constructed two hockey player
benches and one penalty bench at the Cass Park skating rink. These were
...constructed by Mr. S.T. MacAdam, and were donated to the City for use
in connection with its youth hockey program.
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SECTION. 17-25 & 17-27 OF, THE CODE PARKS AND RECREATION
The Board entered into discussion about the two Sections of the Code relating to
the dispensing of Beer, and the selling soliciting at Stewart Park.
Comms Downing commented that he felt these Sections of the code are antiquated,
and that the Council's Charter and Ordinance Committee should rewrite them to bring
them up to date.
The following Resolution was presented to the Board.
'By Comm. Downing seconded by Comm. Parkes Resolved that Sections 17-25 and 17-27
of the Code Parks and Recreation be referred to the Charter and Ordinance Committee
of Council for study.
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AYES (3) Conley, Downing, Parkes
NAYS (2) Clynes, Golder Carried
Russ Peterson - Commander and Director theThe Organizers Junior Drum and Drill
Team appeared before the Board. Mr. Peterson requested the use of Stewart Park
Sunday July 22, 1973, starting at 1:00 P.M. for the holding of a Chicken Barbecue.
Mr. Peterson said the purpose is to raise money to pay for equipment that his group
has 'ordered.
By Comm. Golder seconded by Comm. Clynes resolved that the request f'r use of
Stewart Park by The Organizers Junior Drum and Drill Team, Sunday July 27, 1973,
starting at 1:00 P.M. for the purpose of holding a Chicken Barbecue be granted.
Carried
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CASS PARK GRASS: Alderman Boothroyd asked if the Board of Public Works has any
policy regarding watering the grass around the pool at Cass Park..
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Alderman Meyer asked if it was possible to install a system to pump wat r from
the lake to water the shubbery at Cass Park, using raw water.
Ass't Supt. of Public Works commented that it would cost more to install a system
than. to use processed water.
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Madison Electric Company has presented
services. in connection with theelectri
Cass Park pool and rink, in the'amount
requisition No. 7' for final payment for
cal work in the construction of the,
of $9,761.41.
RESOLVED, That the work of Madison
contract for the construction of the
satisfactorily completed as of July
guarantee.
BY COMM. GOLDER SECONDED BY COMM. EWAN I CKI
Electric Company in connection with their
swimming pool and skating rink be declared
23, 1973,. except for those items covered by
IT IS FURTHER RECOMMENDED That requisition
Company for electric services in connection
pool and skating rink at Cass Park, be appr
No. 7 (final) of Madison Electric
withthe construction of the swimming
oved in the amount of $9,761.41.
Carried
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1. BY COMM. GOLDER SECONDED BY COMM. DOWNING RESOLVED, That the four tennis courts
• at Cass Park constructed under the site improvements contract of Warren Brothers
be accepted. This acceptance shall include all fencing, tennis equipment, and
construction within the perimeter of the paved area of the courts.,-) ,
Carried
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o The Planning Department has presented a revised design for the development
of Conway Park, together with their estimate of $4,500. This plan includes
a 48 x 74 foot basketball court with goals, a softball backstop, two benches,
one tree, and repairs, to the existing fence. It is expected that a represen-
tative of the Planning Office will be present to explain the proposed improve-
ments. The capital budget contains $5,000 for this work. A resolution
directing the Supvt. to proceed to bid may be in order. ,
Ass't. Director of Planning, Jcuathan Meigs, appeared before the Board and pre-
sented a map of the revised design of Conway Park. Mr. Meigs commented that the
Finance Committee returned --the original design. to Planning to be revised. The
plans-._are---a-result of input from residents in the Park area, and several Alderman.
After discussion by the Board the following Resolution was presented:
BY COMM. EIaANICKI SECONDED BY COMM. CLYNES RESOLVED, That Supt. Dingman be
authorized to proceed to bid the revised Conway. Park improvements plan.
Carried
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4. James Hallam, concessionaire at the Stewart Park food concession, has requested
that his contract be renewed for the 1974 season at the sane terms and conditions.
Mr. Hallam presently pays $129 for the concession. %/f2
By Comm. Ewanicki: seconded by Comm. Downing
RESOLVED that the request of Mr. Hallam be referred to the Building and Grounds
Committee.
Carried
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3. There is attached a copy of a proposal by the DeWitt Park "Improvement
Committee".
DEWITT PARK IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE
Mr. R. 0. Dingman
Sup't. of Public Works
City of Ithaca
Dear Er. Dingman,
Sept. 13, 1973
This letter accompanies a map which indicates the recommendations of the
Dewitt Park Committee for plantings.. this Fall '73 and next Spring'74.
For the fall, the priority is the -planting of trees south of the fountain
area, postponed from last spring. At that time the committee had recommended
two tulips and two locusts; however, after the locusts in the park's NW corner
suffered damage in a wind and rain storm, requiring. guying and pruning, the
committee changed its recommendations in favor of linden trees. These trees
seem sturdies and give a more solid shade which the area greatly needs. We
prefer them also to the tulip trees.
Upon visiting Warren White's nursery, Mr. White made what seems an excellent
offer of a large sugar maple. As a large tree is much to be desired, we recommend
the purchase of this tree and three lindens, all of which Mr. White is tentatively
holding, subject to your approval and arrangements with him. As Mr. White has
expressed and shown great interest in the park, we should like to continue to
deal with him. I hope this will be possible.
Cordially yours,
Anne G. Baldwin, DeWitt Park
Committee, Chairman
By Comm. Ewanicki seconded by Comm. Golder,
RESOLVED, That the proposal for fall planting at DeWitt Park be referred to
the Building and Grounds Committee with power.
Carried
,By Comm, Clynes: seconded by Comm. Putney � r)
RESOLVED, That the Mayor work out a suitable dedication ceremony with the Kiwanis
Club for the pavilion they built at Cass Park and deeded to the City.
DEDICATION OF THE P_AVILI.ON.AT CASS PARK BY_THE_KIWANIS CLJB.
Comm. Clynes requested the Mayor to set a date for the dedicat on ceremony.
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411 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PUBLIC GODUNDS, AND PARKS COMMITTEE (Con't)
4. By Comm. Putney, Seconded by Comm. Golder,
RESOLVED, That the bill of Ronald E. Weshe for grading atmacDaniels Park
be approved in the amount of $2,380.00.
Carried
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By Comm. Putney; seconded by Comm. Golder,
RESOLVED, That the Board of Public Works request the appropriate Committee of
Common Council to do something about the programming, and the public relations
at the Cass Park Rink. ll� qt
Carriedr
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By Comm. Putney; seconded by Comm. Golder,
RESOLVED, That the payment to Ames of Ithaca for the installation of fencing
and gates in the dasherboard system of the Skating Rink at Cass Parkin accor-
tdance with the specifications of September 10, 1973, in the amount of $6,400.00
be approved.
Car id
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Extension of Project (Cass Park)
By Comm. Golder-, Seconued by Comm. Clynes,
RESOLVED, That the Superintendent be authorized to request and extension of the
contract between the City of Ithaca and the NYS Office of Recreation which
will provide for the extension of project No.36-00053 - Cass Park, to be
extended to June 30, 1974. u/2&/,7,
Carried
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Warren Brothers Roads Co.
.By Comm. Golder, seconded by Comm.. Parkes,,
RESOLVED, That payment requisition No. 4, Warren Brothers Co., for construc-
tion services in connection with the development of Cass Park, be approved
in .the amount of $51,754.66. raiz r
Carried
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Mr. Dingman commented that he had received a certificate of honor presented
to the Department of'Public Works by•the Liberty Hyde Bailey Men's Garden Club
of Ithaca.is•recognition of the development of the Cass Park project where
citizens of all ages may enjoy its beauty and recreational facilities..
By Comm. Baldini, seconded by Comm. Ewanicki,
RESOLVED, That this certificate be turned over to the Parks Division for display
in a suitable location.
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Stewart Park trees - Trees being replaced each year 1
Allan H. Treman State Marine Park - Request that city land be filled & graded 2
Treeland - payment 3
Streeter Associates - payment 4
T. G. Miller - payment 5
Anton Egner Associates - payment 6
10010 Cass Park Marina - to operate through Labor Day 7
Cass Park Resolutions - proposed changes 8
Cayuga Boat Tour - Cecil Cage license extended to 1973 season 9
Cass Park - Inlet Park Committee to be re -activated? Master plan questioned 10
Cass Park lighting - see pg. 9 of,Hwys.
Mrs. VanDyke letter 11
Inlet Park Commission - request to reactivate it 12
Whirl -a -round presented to City as memorial gift 13
Ithaca Youth Hockey Assoc. donates benches to Cass Park 14
Stewart Park - request for barbecue by the "Organizers". 15
Stewart Park - Charter Comm. of CC to study reg. re dispensing of beer 16
Cass Park grass watering 17
Madison Electric Co. bill 18
Cass Park tennis courts accepted 19
Revised plan for Conway Park Improvements (also see Bids, pg.37) 20
Stewart Park concession - James Hallam requests renewal of contract 21
DeWitt Park Improvement Committee -recommends for Fall and Spring planting 22
Kiwanis Club pavilion at Cass Park deeded to city. Mayor to work out dedication 23
MacDaniels Park - grading completed. Ron Wesche submits bill 24
Cass Park programming & public relations goes to Common Council committee 25
Cass Park dasherboard system installed. Payment to Ames approved. 26
Cass Park project extension requested 27
Warren Bros. payment - Cass Park 28
Recognition given City by Men's Garden Club (Liberty Hyde Bailey) 29