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, Dave Lutz (7170 Shad Avenue) stressed that this park is not only for the residents of Revoir Street. This is a City park, used by the entire City. It is essential to have a satellite, and it must be accessible by the sanitation company. Tedd Peterson (6933 Pheasant Lane) expressed his concerns about all ofthe parks having a sanitation unit available. Mr. Peterson mentioned that little kids don't give their parents a ten-minute warning that they need to use the restroom, so they are forced to relieve themselves behind a tree or something. Mr. Peterson felt satellites should be placed at Eagle and Royal Meadows Parks. Lauren Abrahamson (1868 Revoir Street) felt it would be more appropriate to "nestle it into the park" rather than have it right out in the middle. Mr. LeBlanc questioned the maintenance of the satellite. Mr. Peterson explained that outside of placement in the Spring and removal in the Fall, the satellite needs to be maintained once a week. The servicing is done through the door, so the contractor would have to drive over the trail to maintain the satellite. Motion by Mr. Porter, seconded by Mr. LeBlanc to place the satellite at the northwest corner, with landscaping, from the tree budget. Porter, LeBlanc, Navin - yea. DeVine - nay. Motion carried. Ms. Travis wanted to express her thanks from her neighbors and the Travis' to the Park and Recreation Committee, Aimee Fairbrother and the CNN for building such a beautiful park for the children. Ms. Fairbrother wanted to remind the Park and Recreation Committee of the path that was supposed to be constructed around the structure. Centerville Lions Club Proposal- Dave Lutz Mr. Dave Lutz, President of the Centerville Lions Club, presented an offer to the Parks and Recreation Committee for building a shelter in one of the parks within the City. Mr. Lutz explained that the Spring Lake Park Lions Club has taken over the charitable gambling at Kelly's Korner. The Spring Lake Park Lions are very aggressive, and because of this, the Centerville Lions in conjunction with the City of Centerville, will be receiving a lot of money to be used within the community. The Centerville Lions would like to construct a shelter at Tracie McBride Park, or whatever park, the Parks and Recreation Committee deems appropriate. The Lions are considering two shelters. One is smaller, which only holds one picnic table. The other is a little larger, which will hold two picnic tables. This shelter will be 100% paid for by the Lions Club. Mr. Lutz stressed it is still being explored, but wanted to understand the desires of the Parks and Recreation Committee before the,Lions proceed. Mr. Lutz suggested that the Parks and Recreation Committee can make the proposal to the Lions, or the Lions can make the proposal to the Parks and Recreation Committee. Mr. Lutz also stressed that the fourth 2