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city ofCenterville Council Meeting Minutes April 10, 2002 Mayor Swedberg asked whether Council wants to have the lOOA>> come to the City in the future or get out of it entirely. Council Member Travis indicated he felt the City should get out of the 5OOA>> but keep the l00A>> to be used however Council sees fit under the lawful purposes. It was the consensus of Council to continue receiving the 10% but get out of the practice ofholcting the 50%. Council Member Capra indicated she would like the Lions to work with the Park and Recreation Committee to construct the pavilion so that the City is actually expending the money rather than giving it to the Lions. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that the Park and Recreation Committee should be advised that they are an advisory board and need to come to Council for approvals. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated she would not be able to attend the next Park and Recreation Committee meeting. 3. Resolution #02-009 (Establishin~ Centerville's ponin~ Place Motion bv Council Member Nelson. seconded bv Council Member Brmlssard Vickers to approve Resolution ##02-009 as presented. AD in favor. Motion earried Q.llanimously . Council Member Travis asked if Staff bad discussed this matter with the school. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that Staff bad spoken to the Facility Director and, upon direction from Council, bad also received approval from the Principal of the school. 4. Ordinance #68 Legal Publishine- Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that the City had received the legal description for the no wake line from Mr. PelTY and noted Staffwould be publishing the Ordinance. Council Member Capra commented that the Ordinance contained a fine and she had thought Council asked not to have a fine amount listed. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that it was okay to leave the fine amount in the Ordinance because the ordinance was to be reviewed prior to the next time the fine amount would be raised. 5. Moreland & Baron City Attorney Hoeft reported that the Baron's bad remedied the situations on their property that the citation was based on. He then indicated that there are other issues that Page 9 of16 . city ofCenterville Council Meeting Minu1es April 10, 2002 City Attorney Hoeft indicated Council could make the requirement that the Lioness Branch must have a County liealth permit, if required. Council Member Capra asked whether the City sells popcorn and hot chocolate or gives it away at the warming house. No one was able to answer the question. Mayor Swedberg indicated he would be more comfortable if no money went back to the City for the use of the lBcility. Council Member Nelson indicated that the City had looked at charging to use the lBcility ib order to recover some of the City's cost. Council Member Broussard Vickers chuified that the Lions Auxiliary Branch would be running the concessions not the Little League. She further cJari:.tied that a portion of the monies would go to the City for Park and Recreation and the remainirtg funds would be used for Lion charities. Council Member Capra asked whether the Park and Recreation Committee wants a concession stand at LaMotte Park. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated that the CoIJUDittee does want the concession stand at LaMotte Park. . Mayor Swedberg suggested tabling the discussion for consideration at another till}e. Council Member Nelson said she would like to have people petition for funds and let Council decide what to do. Council Member Capra indicated she was not opposed to a structure in the park but said she is not sure what type of structure that should be. She then indicated she would like the Lions to come to Council to provide more information on the type of structure to be constructed. Council Member Broussard Vickers said she would like Council to ask the Park and Recreation Committee what type of structure it wants. Council Member Capra said she would like to see the Lions work with the P~k and Recreation Committee. Council Member Broussard Vickers commented that the two groups bad worked together on the matter before the money was available. Council Member Capra indicated that the plan had been changed from the initial design because when it first started it was to be a pavilion and now it is a concession stand. Council Member Broussard Vickers suggested inviting the Lions back to discuss the matter with the Park and Recreation Committee. She then said that she is not in favor of disbursing the money to any other organization because the intent was to use the money for the pavilion at LaMotte Park. . Page 80f16