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City of Centerville Parks & Recreation Committee April 4, 2012 protections, not only for the Herons, but also for the aquatic plants and other wildlife living there. He is very grateful for the involvement of the City in enacting those protections. 13. Upcoming P & R Activities /Events Update Council Member King requested that he be provided with a list of upcoming events /activities for ease of updating the Council during meetings and that same be forwarded to him via email prior to the Council meeting. 14. Tennis Court Conditions /Graffiti — Eagle Park The Committee discussed graffiti on the park path and play equipment near the tennis courts and requested that Public Works remove /cover it as soon as possible. The Committee also requested that a flatter /duller green be used rather than the bright green paint currently there. VI. UPDATES 1. Council Updates - Council Liaison King Previously requested. 2. Cornerstone Park Kiosk/Placement of Additional Signage — Mr. Paul Palzer Committee Member Amundsen is waiting for history information from Ms. Mary Capra. He presented the 19" x 19" map that was purchased for $20 and will be placed in the Kiosk. Two additional maps need to be purchased; one for placement in the Laurie LaMotte Park, possibly by the dog station and the second for placement in the area of 20 & Main Street. Mr. Palzer will check this last location for best placement. The Committee would also like to have the flyer "Save the Dates" Summer Programs printed on bright paper and placed on both sides of the Kiosk. 3. Trail Signs — Committee Member Amundsen Committee Member Amundsen purchased a 12 x 18" Trail Sign/Map printed on vinyl with an adhesive back at a cost of $3. Mr. Palzer attached it to the back of a used speed limit sign and left it outside, exposed to the sun, since the March meeting. There was some slight fading. Committee Member Amundsen will add "You Are Here" icons and then order four (4) additional laminated maps to be printed with installation of 1 each at the Corner Express and Laurie LaMotte Park; the two (2) additional signs for future replacement. Mr. Palzer will design the mounting system. 4. Volunteer Program — Girl Scouts Requests for volunteers have been on reader board sign at City Hall, on the website and on Cable TV; and will be included with the utility bills. The Brownie Troop is interested in maintaining the Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park and the Hidden Spring Park monument markers. They plan to remove dead debris, review current plantings, select new plantings, select arrangement and determine needs from the City i.e. mulch, woodchips, etc. They may also have an opportunity to have some plants or flowers donated by a local greenhouse. In addition, the troop would be providing $50 of their earned cookie sales money toward each monument marker flower bed. Their troop leader, Ms. Page 5 of 8