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Park Board Minutes
Ci�y Ha11
1055 South Grady Way
5`" Floor—Room 511
September 9, 2003--4:34 p.m,
In Attendance:
Members Staff Others
Cynthia Bums, Chair Margie Beitner Laura Cerimele
Ralph Evans Leslie Betlach AI Dieckman
Michael O'Donin Kelly Beym�r Marney Greeno
Marge Rich#er Dennis Culp Cindy Pederson
Tim Searing Terry Flatley
Troy Wigestrand Jerry Rerecich
Absent
Ron Regis
CALL TO ORDER
The September 9, 2003, Par�c Board meeting was called to order by Chair, Cynthia
Bums, at 4:30 p.m.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A motion was made by Michael O'Donin and seconded by Ralph Evans to approve t�e
August minutes. All were in favor, motion carried. The August minutes were approved
as written.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Dennis Culp announced the upcoming WRPA Board and Commissions Workshop
Training.
CONSENT
Kelly B�ymer, Golf Course Manager, gave a short summary or� the Golf Course
Concessionaire Lease Agreement Renewal. They have been in negotiations on this
contract for one year. Staff recommends a six-year renewal of the I�ase be awarded ta
Afl My Restaurants, Inc. with an option at the end of the agreemenf to renew for#hree
y�ars.
Ralph E�ans made a motion that the Golfi Course Lease Renewa� be adopted as
presented. The motion was seconded by Mike O'Donin. Laura Cerimele also
mentioned that Kelly Beymer is a great asset to the Ci#y as Manager for the Golf
Course.
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Consent Item D. Jerry Refecich commented tk�at this same graup had a similar
competition in #he Ci#y of Kent with mucY� succ�ss. The e�ent went well.
Consen# Item C. Discuss�o� regard�ng advertising of a small personal business. The
Park Board members agreed that there should be no amplified music and also did not
like the idea of ad�ertising someone's personal business. Ralpt� E�ans agreed that we
do not want to recommend appro�al ofi this request because of the ad�ertising.
Consent Item F. Cynthia Burns asked if the party or pa�ties listed on #his consent
agenda are aware they could ha�e the function without amplification? She thought it
would be good if the staff calls these parties an� discusses this with them.
Mike O'Donin made a motion to appro�e #he consent agenda items B, C, D and E as
listed with staff recommendations with one contingency an item D to add a sentence,
"Subject to Legal Rerriew" (for tF�e Skate Park Competition Event). Item F of the
consent agenda was approved with staff recammendations, but the board members
woufd like the Parks A�min. staff to get back to Loretta to see if they want to ha�e the
birthday party without t�e amplification de�ices. The mation was seconded by Ralph
Evans. All were in favor, consent ag�nda appro�ed,
OLD BUSINESS
Teen Musical —Jerry Rerecich said #he number of attendees was up from the p�ev�ous
year
Dog Park Update--Terry Flatiey ga�e an update on the Grand�iew Park. The
Grandview Off-Leash Dog Park is ownEd by King County and is a 37-acre park.
Qriginally this par�c was set up f�r picnics with a picnic shelter} barbeques, soccer fields
and playground. Use of the soccer fields dwindled and King County closed this area for
at least one year.
E�ght {8) cities sel�cted 2-3 sites for the off-lease dog park and this was the final site.
This is a one-time fee of $2,500 for the City of Renton. Most of these donations are
going into the new fencing requirements. Vo1un#eers are pulling weeds, �tc. trying to
ready the parlc tor the grand opening. Eact� city will be contributing a w�rk day to get
park ready for the grand opening. A question was raised about liability issues. SODA
{Serve Our pogs Agency} wil� be in charge of mainter�ance operations. The City wi�l not
ha�e any liability. This pa�lc will be open to the general pubiic from dawn to dusk. The
park is iocated on 228�' and Military (about 12 minutes from City Ha11). The park is
accessed off of Military Road.
Cynthia Bums commented t�at there should be more publicity in Renton for this new
park and information for the citizens on how much the City has put into this. Terry
Flatley ad�ised there will be news releases going out and the informat€on will be placed
on the City's web site, Dennis Culp also commented that the staff was waiting for this ta
pass Council and that we are plan�ing on getting this information out to the public.
Renton High School Dinner-- Dennis Culp wanted to let the Park Bo�rd Members
know there had been a change. When t�e original request to waive fees came through
Park Board, the request come in as a "non-prafit" organization and the request was not
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approved. This request has been re-tooled and now the request is from the Renton
School District and involves the interlocal agreement between the School District a�d
the City of Renton. The fee will be waived and the use of the Renton Community
Center will be free.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
AI Dieckman wanted to address a concern regarding the Maplewood Golf Course. He
asked if they were stilf trying ta work with the concessionaire and the other golfers to
come up with ather menus so t�ey can use their facilitEes for entertaining rather thar�
taking the business off site. AI mentioned he has taken his group off site after golfing.
Kefly Beymer said they are more than willing to change menus and ti�ey wan# to work
on tF�at.
Cynthia Burns also asked about tF�e Score Board Dedication at the Golf Course. Kelly
Beymer advised the dedication went well.
Marge Richter asked how th� Pool was coming alang. Dennis Culp advised the pool
project was going well and on schedule for completion the �7th of December. They
ha�e been able to put two slides back in#o the plan so there are four components ta the
play structure.
ADJOURNMENT
Ralph E�ans made a mo#ion, secanded by Troy Wiges#rand to adjoum the meeting. All
w�re in fa�or, motion carried. The September meeting was adjourned at 5:25 p.m.
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