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<br />\ <br /> <br />income for whatever organization is willing to operate a concession stand. Whether this <br />organization is the Lions Club, Little League, Soccer Club, Parks and Recreation <br />Committee or himself, it would be a great source of income. He also explained that it <br />would establish a reputation of offering concessions at the park. He suggested that <br />whatever organization elects to offur concessions, could donate some of the proceeds to <br />the Parks and Recreation Committee. Once the actual concession shelter is built, it could <br />be taken over the Parks and Recreation Committee, or whomever elects to run the <br />concessions. <br /> <br />Ms. DeVine questioned of the Lions Club has come to any conclusions related to funding <br />for the concession shelter. <br /> <br />Mr. Bisek explained there are many avenues for generating funds for the concession <br />shelter. The Spring Lake Park Lions Charitable Gambling is a very aggressive <br />organization that is donating proceeds to Centerville for these type of things. Other ways, <br />such as: fundraisers, coupons, DNR Grant or possibly a loan from the City (paid back <br />with proceeds from the concessions) are always a possibility. Additionally, the Wheels <br />Park will also playa factor in the concession shelter. <br /> <br />Mr. Bisek questioned if the Committee had any other concerns or questions that he might <br />be able to help with. The Committee had no further questions and thanked Mr. Bisek for <br />his time and for attending the meeting. <br /> <br />CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES <br /> <br />May 2.2001 Parks and Recreation Meeting Minutes <br /> <br />Motion by Mr. Peterson, seconded by Mr. Walter to approve the May 2, 2001 Parks <br />and Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes with noted changes. All in favor. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br /> <br />Update on Rental of Church Pronertv <br />Mr. Walter explained that Ms. DeVine, her husband Ray DeVine and Jim March all met <br />for lunch one day to discuss the options of renting property from the Church for a soccer <br />field. After their discussion, it was apparent that it would be very costly to renovate the <br />field into a soccer field, and would be difficult to get a long-term lease from the Church. <br />lfthe Church doem't want to grant a long term lease, the Committee wouldn't want to <br />invest a lot of money into a field that they may not have for long. After discussion, the <br />consensus of the Committee was that approaching the Church is not a feasible option. <br /> <br />Quotes on RelocatinlJ Backstops and Fencing at Laurie LaMotte Park <br />Mr. Peterson explained he had not obtained quotes on relocating the backstops and <br />fencing at Laurie LaMotte Park due to the fact that the motion had been pulled prior to <br />Council review. Council Liaison Broussard Vickers questioned why the motion had been <br /> <br />2 <br />
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