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HomeMy Public PortalAbout2000.11.06 PRAC AgendaPARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES- November 6, 2000 I.ROLL CALL AND CALL TO ORDER Chair Faurot called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. Committee members Dave Faurot, Scotty Davenport, Bill Murphy and Kerry Greene were present. Neil Thompson was not present. Chair declared a quorum. Also present were Director Peckham, Superintendent Pillard, Monika Trapp and Wayne Ruemmele. II.NEW BUSINESS Davenport made a motion to accept the minutes of the May 9th meeting. Faurot seconded and the motion carried unanimously. Ruemmele talked about the BMX track being located at Riverfront Park. It would be maintained and built by volunteers and local businesses. Murphy expressed the fact that the area would was being designed for a park. Ruemmele informed the committee that the track is easily moved and rebuilt. Davenport made the motion to accept the BMX track at Riverfront Park with the condition that it may be moved in the future when the park is built. Faurot seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Peckham informed the committee that the school was closing the Skatepark. The roof is being fixed and the walls are being enclosed. A committee of children and parents is being formed to find a new location and park design. Peckham discussed the splitting of the Parks and Recreation Board. Three members, Murphy, Davenport and Faurot would like to serve on both boards. Pillard would run an ad for members on the Parks Committee. Peckham said there was three additional citizens interested in being on the rec. committee. Peckham would turn in the names to the City Manager and Council for approval. Peckham hoped the first. meeting would be in January. Peckham talked about the "bear wall' at Art Roberts Park. A picture and information was sent out to the committee and no one called to express major concerns. Murphy had a concern about where the location was going to be at the Park. Peckham informed him it was probably going to be on the top of Art Roberts Park where the flat part is located. Committee members were in agreement that it was a beautiful wall and had no problems with it being at Art Roberts Park. carried. Pillard informed the board about the path sweeper for the bike trails and it was going to be discussed at city council. Committee members thought it was a great idea and Davenport suggested Public Works sweep them for the first time in spring to remove the heavy brush and then use the smaller sweeper to maintain the paths. Peckham informed the committee he is working on cross-country trails and the ice rink. IV. NEXT MEETING Pillard will schedule the next meeting. V. ADJOURNMENT Chair Faurot moved to adjourn at 7:30 p.m. Davenport seconded and the motion Respectfully submitted, 37) ` C Dave Faurot Chair NEDRA MATTEUCCI President edra Matteucci Galleries 1075 Paseo de Peratta • Santa Fe, N.M. 87501 505-982-4631 • Fax: 505-984-0199 inquiry(wmntteucci.com/www.matteucci.com DAN OSTERMILLER THE BEARING WALE, 0,k, LINDA ROMERO LAURA FINLAY SMITH Directors NEDRA MATTEUCCI President Nedra Matteucci Galleries 1075 Paseo de Peralta • Santa Fe, N.M. 87501 505-982-4631 • Fax: 505-984-0199 imit" ryaa!matteucci.cum/www.matteucci.com Dan Ostermiller (1956- ) LINDA ROMERO LAURA FINLAY SMITH Directors Dan Ostermiller was born in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the son of a famed taxidermist. He decided early in his life to forego working in the family business for a more flexible form of self- expression. However, the experience he had gained under his father's tutelage influenced Ostermiller's career and was ultimately responsible for his interest in becoming a sculptor of animals as well as for his complete understanding of animal form. Ostermiller has enlarged the scope of his knowledge of wild life with expeditions to Alaska, Africa and all corners of the West. Ostermiller's sculpture conveys a mood and an emotion. Each bronze engages the viewer, encouraging the touch of a hand and inviting further contemplation. "If I have a trademark, it's the character I put in pieces. I incorporate, I hope, strong design. I give people something they can relate to and a good piece of sculpture." Since his first show in 1980, Ostermiller has rapidly achieved professional and public recognition. He has been elected a member of the National Sculpture Society as well as the Society of Animal Artists. His sculpture has won numerous awards and honors and has been included in exhibitions and one -person shows around the country. Included in the noteworthy list is the annual Society of Animal Artists exhibition; the annual National Sculpture Society exhibition; the Eiteljorg Invitational at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indian and Western Art in Indianapolis, Indiana; and the Fleischer Museum's 1994 retrospective exhibition in Scottsdale, Arizona, recognizing Ostermiller for his exceptional talent and numerous accomplishments. NIS r Okra, goo • 3SVEI 2:13d1/11C3A0VIS sJsn / WATER P0‘4 ER -I‘ ELM (Tout& f..,,,.(i4/4) .. _ * FENCING? PATA$LE TOILET!. .56.4 6.„.4. OZZ) 13Ab^d0 300 • 'LS 0 iN^(1 0 yo,,,-k NOV2:13>118 150 L \ - \ noo 11V81,110/ Slam* SINN3.1 . - • PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMIT 1'BE AGENDA November 6, 2000 — MCCALL CITY LIBRARY— 6:30 PM I. ROLL CALL AND CALL TO ORDER II. NEW BUSINESS a.) BMX Track at Riverfront b.) Skatepark Closure c.) Parks/Rec Committee Split d.) Directors Reports III OLD BUSINESS IV SET NEXT MEETING AND AGENDA The city of McCall's Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meetings are held open to the public and handicapped accessible. If you need help in attending a meeting, contact the McCall Recreation Program at (208) 634-3006.