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City of Centerville <br /> Parks&Recreation Committee <br /> October 4,2017 <br /> Further discussion ensued regarding the future of the races, the deadline to be <br /> included in the Minnesota Distance Running Association (MDRA) book is Oct. <br /> 15, 2017. The date for 2018 Fete des Lacs has yet to be determined once that <br /> has been scheduled the Committee will determine whether to operate the race <br /> themselves or hire a consultant to operate it. <br /> IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES <br /> 1. Parks & Recreation Committee Minutes of August 2,2017 <br /> Chairperson Waeghe provided Committee Members with an opportunity to <br /> amend the minutes. <br /> Motion by Committee Member Suzanne Seeley, seconded by Committee <br /> Member Brian Peterson to Approve the Minutes as Presented. All in favor. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> 2. Parks & Recreation Committee Minutes of September b,2017 <br /> Chairperson Waeghe provided Committee Members with an opportunity to <br /> amend the minutes. <br /> Motion by Chairperson Kevin Waesthe, seconded by Committee Member <br /> Heidi Grahek to Approve the Minutes as Presented. All in favor. Motion <br /> carried. <br /> V. UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br /> 1. Movie in the Park Review <br /> Committee Member Peterson stated that Movie in the Park went well and a decent <br /> crowd attended. He stated that the new popcorn machine did not work due to a <br /> loss of power supply to heat the popping kettle. The popcorn machine will be <br /> needed for the next event which is Skate Night in December. Chairperson <br /> Waeghe asked about the warranty, stating that it had been used maybe 5-6 times. <br /> Committee Member Peterson determined that the popper was not heating properly <br /> and that Public Works should look at it. Committee Member Grahek suggested <br /> that Planning and Zoning Commissioner Jon Grahek look at it. Council Member <br /> Montain stated that he could obtain a popcorn popper to use if needed. <br /> Committee Member Seeley suggested that the manufacturer should be contacted <br /> first to request a replacement. It was decided to have Committee Member Seeley <br /> contact the manufacturer first before contacting Public Works and further action <br /> would be based on what manufacturer says. <br /> Page 2 of 6 <br />
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