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City of Centerville Park & Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes at this time, up from 13.A balloon artist and a face painted have been added. The attendance so far is as ththndth follows: July 8 The Shipp Grant, which was awarded to the city in the amount of $3000, has allowed for the purchase of six (6) collapsible picnic tables, signage and advertising in the Quad/Citizen. There are plans that $250 will be used toward the purchase of 500 addi towards the purchase of additional picnic tables, signage, etc.; the committee's input would be appreciated. uggestion was made to ask if the vendors would be willing to provide feedback to be used for future events. 2. rt (Place on September Agenda) 3. 21-002: Music in the Park This event has had a very good attendence so far with about 130+ attendees on average per week. Two additional shows are scheduled. In addition, the food trucks have been popular. a. 20-005b Park Maintenance List (trees, equipment, etc.) Mr Palzer reported that the Public Works crew have completed a majority (about 2/3) of the tasks on this list. Some painting left to finish and tree trimming needs to be completed. The scoreboard at LaMotte Park needs repair/renovation. It has been mentioned that there is intent to have bike racks should be installed in each park. Eagle Park be removed and remainder need to be trimmed. Also, the park entrance sign could use repainting. Mr. Palzer inquired what the committee's vision would be for this park over next few years i.e. which trees to keep or cut down, develop a picnic area and other enhancements. Condos abut this park and it might be a good idea to obtain feedback from the Condo Association for their ideas. Committee members would like to have the park boundaries surveyed, if needed. Add this item to the September agenda. b. 20-009 Pleasure Rink Lighting The pleasure rink is on the east side of the warming house. There is minimal lighting from a light at the hockey rink and off a light in the parking lot. There is no electrical installed at this location, so there was discussion of possibily using solar lights. Discussed option for installing power and hanging LED lights on posts or an alternate option would be to add LED light strips under the ice (but may require a liner). Mr. Palzer was asked for his recommendations and he suggested to run a light in the SW corner of the rink; he will also investigate options and costs for this project. IX.