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PARKS AND RP,CRFATION A1)VISOR Y BOARD
JANUARY 9, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. on January
9, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman Dan Muser, Director
Jay Creemoe, Board Member Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
David Goncheg Board Member
Absent: Guest
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Steve Jackson, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
Larry Essner, Vice -Chairman
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Minutes of the December meeting were approved by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld and seconded by David
Gonehen Motion passed by telephone confirmation. -
OLD BUSINESS
A. Recreation Project
Chairman Knudison gave the board members an update on the recreation projects. Construction time table chart
for the recreation projects was distributed to the Board Members.
Discussion followed concerning a football field at the Shawnee Complus. Director Maser assured the board
members that if funding and/or manpower and equipment becomes available specifically for the fooPoall1soccer
field that it could proceed.
OTHER BUSINESS
After general discussion, the meeting adjourned.
Respeelfally .submitted,
Marcia Stone
Recording Secretary
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CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAW
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
FEBRUARY 12, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on February 12, 1996 in the City hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
Larry Essner, Board Member
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Steve Jackson, Secretary
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Absent:
Jim Grebing, Board Member
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Dan Moser, Director
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Guest:
Shari Knoll, SEMO Student
Minutes of the January meeting were approved by a motion from Rick Wieser and seconded
by Mike Koltfeld. Motion passed..
OLD BUSINESS
A. Cape Rock Fountain
Chairman Knudtson informed the board members that negotiations on land exchange with the
Cape Girardeau Country Club have been completed and plans are underway on refurbishing
the fountain at Cape Rock Park. Several individuals and groups have expressed an interest
in helping on the project.
B. Proposed New Park
The possibility that the city may be purchasing 16 acres of the seminary grounds for a
proposed new park was discussed. The purchase would be contingent upon state grant
.funding.
C. Recreation Project Donations
Chairman Knudison announced that Pepsi Cola has agreed to donate $25,000, in which a
major portion would be designated for .scoreboards at the Shawnee Complex. The Cape Mens
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.Slow Pitch Association donated $12,159.57, also directed to the Shawnee Park Sports
Complex. A list of donations will be distributed at the next board meeting.
NEW BUSINESS
A. G: paha Field
A letter was received from Dr, Bill Atchley requesting consideration of renaming Capaha
Baseball Field to "Doe Yallaly Stadium".
Steve Jackson made a motion that the board respects and admires the service of 'Doc" Yallaly,
but are hesitant on earning the Capaha Field far one individual. The board, however, does
endorse a hall of fame for individuals that have given their time and recommends that the
Capaha Field Improvement Committee discuss this at their next meeting_. Rick Wieser
seconded the motion. Motion passed. Chairman Knudtson will write a follow-up letter to Mr.
Atchley.
REPORTS
A. Capaha Field Improvement Committee
Capaha Field Improvement Committee Chairman Mike Kohlfeld reported that the committee
is undergoing negotiations on the agreement with SEMO University on use of Capaha Field
B. CVB/Park Advisory Sub -Committee
Director Muser reported that the CVB/Park Advisory Sub -Committee have met several times
in the last few months. The committee will make their recommendations to their respected
boards on equipment, fees, and policies for the new projects upon their completion.
There being no further business, Rick Wieser made a motion to adjourn. Mike Kohifeld
seconded. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Steve Jackson
Secretary
CITY OF CAPE, GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
March ll, 1996
the Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on March 11, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
]'resent:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
Larry Essner, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
,Steve Jackson, Secretary
Terry Ashbv, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Absent:
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Dan Moser, Director
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Guest:
Margie Schoppa, SEMO Student
Minutes of the February meeting were approved by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld and seconded
by Jim Grebing. Motion passed.
NEW MEMBERS
New Park and Recreation Advisory Board Members Rocky Hayes and Sheila Caskey were
introduced.
Rocky Hayes works with the Department of Conservation as an Urban Forester serving 12
counties. Sheila Caskey is the Dean of Graduate Studies at Southeast Missouri State
University. She has evaluated playgrounds for a national study in the past.
OLD BUSINESS
A. Twin Trees Park
The board discussed a proposed agreement with tine Missouri Department of Conservation at
Twin Trees Park. The Department of Conservation has requested permission to construct a
new parking lot on tire Twin Trees Park property. A trail would then be made to adjoin the
existing trail leading to the Kelso Bird Sanctuary and the Juden Creek Conservation Area.
The Citv would maintain the trail and parking lot once constructed, as part of the proposed
agreement.
David Goncher made a motion recommending that tire City Council enter into the proposed
agreement with the Department of Conservation. Jim Grebing seconded the motion. Motion
passed.
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MARCH 11, 1996
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NEW BUSINESS
No new business reported.
REPORTS
A. Recreation Projects
Director Moser informed the board that the main sewer lines are completed at Osage and
Shawnee Parks and water lines are still under construction.
B. Proposed Fees for Osage Building
Chairman Knudtson informed the members that the CVB/Park Advisory Board Sub -Committee
has compiled proposed fees for Osage Building. A copy of the proposed fees and price
comparison of area facility charges will be mailed for the Board's review. A special called
meeting may be necessary to discuss the fees.
C. Washington Park
The shelter is now completed at Washington Park. Playground equipment will be installed and
75 trees were planted and partially funded by Department of Conservation Branch Out of
Missouri Program.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld
and second by David Goneher. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
.Steve Jackson
Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
It. APRIL 8, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
pm. on April 8, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers_
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman Dan Moser, Director
David Goncher, Vice -Chairman Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Larry Essner, Board Member
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky, Hayes, Board Member
.lay Crosnoe, Board Member
Absent.
Steve Jackson, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
sw Minutes of the March meeting were approved by a motion from Larry Essner and seconded by
'ferry Ashby. Motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS
A. Twin Trees Park
Director Muser announced that the City Council approved the proposed agreement with the
Missouri Department of Conservation at Twin Trees Park. Board Member Rocky Hayes
informed the group that work on the site should be visible by May or June.
B. Ground Breaking of Recreation Projects
Ground breaking ceremonies for the Recreation Projects will be held at 1030 a _ for Shawnee
and 11:15 a.m. for Osage Park on May 9, 1996. Park and Recreation Advisory Board Members
are invited to attend.
NEW BUSINESS
A. Osage Building Fees
"rhe proposed fees, recommended by the CVB/Park Sub -Committee for the Osage Building was
presented to the board members for their review_ (Attachment A) After discussion, Jay Crosnoe
made a motion to accept the proposed fees. Larry Essner seconded the motion. Motion passed.
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OTHER BUSINESS
Director Muser invited board members to attend the I lth Annual "Friends of the Park Day" that
will be held on Saturday, April 20, 1996 and Special Olympics that will be Saturday, April 13,
There being no further business, Larry Essner made a motion to adjourn with perry Ashby's
second. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone,
Administrative Secretary
DRAFT
CAPE GIRARDEAU PARKS AND RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
May 13, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at
5:30 p.m. on May 13, 1996 at City Hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member Dan Muser, Parks & Recr. Dir.
Terry Ashby, Board Member Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Absent Guest:
Jay Knudison, Chairman
Jim Grebing, Board Member
David Goneher, Vice -Chairman
Steve Jackson, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Larry Essner, Board Member
A quorum was not present therefore the minutes were tabled till next month
OLD BUSINESS
A. COMMENCEMENT CONSTRUCTION CEREMONY
Director Maser informed the board members present that there was a good turnout at the
Construction Commencement Ceremony on April 9, 1996 at Shawnee Park Sports Complex
and Osage Park Community Centre.
The frame is up and plumbing in at Shawnee Park Sports Complex. Play on the fields is
scheduled to begin Spring 1997. The footings for Osage Park Community Centre is being
poured this week.
NEW BUSINESS
A. PRACTICE SOCCER FIELDS
Director Moser informed the members that he had a request for practice soccer fields in
other parks. After discussion, the group and Director Moser decided that practice soccer
fields could be placed at Cherokee, Washington, and Arena Parks.
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B. RECREATION TRAIL
Director Moser announced that the bid for the hiking/biking trail from Independence Street
through Arena Park has been awarded to Penzel Construction. Construction should begin
in a few months. A bridge at the tennis court will be included in the project. Signage will
be used for the trail to cross East Rodney Street.
The section running from East Rodney through Osage Park to Kingshighway will be let out
for bid by early Fall. Two bridges will be included in this section of the project.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone
Administrative Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
June 10, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on June 10, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman Dan Muser, Director
Larry Essner, Board Member Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Steve Jackson, Secretary
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Absent: Guest:
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member Dr. Bill Atchley, SEMO University President
Jim Grebing, Board Member J. Ronald Fischer, "Doc" Walter Joe Ford
Calvin Chapman
David Angier, S. E. Missourian
Minutes of the April meeting were approved by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld and seconded by
Larry Essner. Motion passed. Minutes of the May meeting were approved by a motion from
Rick Wieser and second by Terry Ashby. Motion passed.
GUEST. DR. BILL ATCHLEY, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENT
Dr. Bill Atchley requested the board's approval of honoring "Doc" Yallaly for his many years
of dedication and service towards promoting and inspiring young men to play baseball and his
commitment for the betterment of the Capaha Field by naming the field "Doc" Yallaly Field.
This request was presented to the Capaha Field Improvement Committee before. It was the
committee's recommendation to not offend anyone by naming the field after one specific
individual since there has been numerous men that could receive the honor for their service and
dedication. The Committee's recommendation at that time was to initiate a Hall of Fame to
display plaques in honor of all noteworthy volunteers that have contributed to the improvements
and promotion of baseball at Capaha.
Mike Kohlfeld, Chairman of the Capaha Improvement Committee, invited Dr. Atchley and his
support group to attend the next Capaha Improvement Committee meeting to be held on
Tuesday, July 2 to make their request again. Mr. Kohlfeld will report on the committee's
decision at the next Park and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting.
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OLD BUSINESS
A. Hiking and Biking Trail
Director Muser updated the board members on the hiking/biking trail. From Independence
Street to Brink Street the trail is complete and operational. The section from Independence to
East Rodney will be started this summer with the section running from East Rodney through
Osage Park to Kingshighway to be let out for bid this Fall.
NEW BUSINESS
A. CA YSA PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Director Muser presented a proposal from Cape Area Youth Soccer Association. In addition
to their donation of $20,000.00 for the recreation projects, CAYSA, Cape Rotary West, and
CAYSA Select requested permission to fund $54,600.00 for a lighted/fenced field project at
Shawnee Park. The city employees would install the lights on the proposed 120 x 80 yard
tournament field.
Mike Kohlfeld made a motion that the Board approve the proposal as presented by CAYSA.
Sheila Casky seconded the motion. Motion passed.
OTHER BUSINESS
Capaha Field Chairman Mike Kohlfeld informed the Board Members that Southeast Missouri
State University has agreed to a new five year use permit for Capaha Ball Field.
He also wanted to recognize and applaud Scott Blank who is managing the Capaha Baseball
Camp this week.
There being no,further business, the meeting was adjourned by a motion from Steve Jackson
and second from Rick Wieser. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Steve Jackson
Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
July 08, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on July 08, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
Larry Essner, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
Absent:
Terry Ashby, Board Member
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Steve Jackson, Secretary
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Dan Muser, Director
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Guest:
Minutes of the June meeting were approved by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld and seconded by
Sheila Caskey. Motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS
A. Renaming Capaha Field
Mike Kohlfeld reported on the Capaha Field Committee's recommendation in regards to
renaming Capaha Field to "Doc" Yallaly Field. He reported that "Doc" Yallaly made a motion
that he appreciated the sentiment of this fellow supporters, however, he would like to endorse
the concept of the Hall of Fame to acknowledge all well-known contributors. The notion was
seconded by Kevin Ford and motion passed by the committee.
Larry Essner made a motion to accept the Capaha Field Committee's recommendation endorsing
the Hall of Fame concept instead of renaming the field. Jay Crosnoe seconded the motion.
Motion passed.
Mr. Kohlfeld informed the board that he and Kevin Ford will report the details of the Hall of
Fame at the September meeting.
Mr. Kohlfeld informed the members present that the concession stand used by the Capahas was
burnt last week. Long range plans are to build a new concession stand and restrooms.for the
field.
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OTHER BUSINESS
A. Hiking and Biking Trail
Director Muser gave a personal invitation to the board members for a tour of the hiking/biking
trail and the recreation project sites.
B. Ranney Park
Board Member Mike Kohlfeld expressed concern on improvements for the Ranney Park area.
Director Moser informed the members that a shelter and playground structure will be installed
this fiscal year for Ranney Park.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld
and second from Larry Essner. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone, Recording Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on August 12, 1996 in the City Halt Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
Larry Essner, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Absent.
Steve Jackson, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
David Goncher, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Dan Muser, Director of Parks and Recreation
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Guest
The minutes for the July meeting were tabled due to a lack of a quorum.
OLD BUSINESS
A. RECREATION PROJECT
Director Moser announced that Cape Area Youth Soccer Association purchased lights for the
soccer field at Shawnee Park Complex. Installation will begin when the sewer project has been
completed in that area.
B. HIKING/BIKING TRAIL
The footings have been poured for the hiking/biking bridge in Arena Park. The bridge is on
order and should take approximately 4-6 hours to install once it is delivered.
C. RANNEY PARK
A playground and shelter will be constructed at Ranney Park this budget year.
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NEW BUSINESS
A. PARK AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MEETING/TOUR
The Park and Recreation Advisory Board Members will tour various parks following their
regular scheduled meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, September 9, 1996.
OTHER BUSINESS
General discussion followed on future plans for the parks and operations of the facilities.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone
Administrative Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their month(v meeting at .5:30
p.m. on September 9, 1996.
Present
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Larry Essner, Board Member
Absent.
Mike Kohifeld, Board Member
Jim C,rebing, Board Member
Steve Jackson, Board Member
Dan Muser, Director
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Mark Sullivan, Park Supervisor
Penny Blandford, Recr. Supervisor
.Scott Williams, Recr. Supervisor
Brock Davis, Recreation Coordinatori II
Guest:
The minutes for the August meeting were approved by a motion from Rick Wieser and seconded
by Sheila Caskey. Minutes approved.
OLD BUSINESS
No old business reported.
NEW BUSINESS
A. PARK AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD TOUR/DINNER
The Park and Recreation Advisory Board Members and staff toured Washington Park, Shawnee
Park Softball Complex, and Osage Park.
There being no further business, Terry Ashby motion to adjourn with seemed from Jay
Knudtson. Motion passed.
Respectfultv submitted,
Marcia Stone
Administrative Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
October 14, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on October 14, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
Larry Essner, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Steve Jackson, Secretary
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
Absent:
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Dan Muser, Director
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Guest:
Minutes of the September meeting were approved by a motion from Larry Essner and seconded
by Rocky Hayes. Motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS
No Old Business.
NEW BUSINESS
A. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
Director Moser explained the decision process on the Capital Improvement recommendations.
Mr. Muser distributed a copy of last year's list for the board's review. The members will make
their park project recommendations for the 1997-98 Capital Improvements at the next board
meeting.
REPORTS
A. ROCKWOOD PARK
Director Muser informed the members that a resident has requested permission to haul in fill
dirt an a 25-30 foot slope area of Rockwood Park adjoining his properly. Engineer's designing
the pool for his backyard has made this recommendation to give the structure proper support.
The owner will be required to purchase and plant two trees in the park to replace one that will
be removed.
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The city would not be liable for maintenance of the slope.
Terry Ashby made a motion to recommend that the city proceed with necessary legalities to
fulfill the request. Sheila Casky seconded the motion. Motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS
A. PROJECT UPDATE
Director Moser updated the board members on the recreation projects. Shawnee Park Sports
Complex is nearing construction completion. The maintenance staff will complete several small
projects such as installation of the maintenance building and bleachers.
Construction of Osage Park Community Centre is progressing.
B. HIKING/BIKING TRAIL
The bridge for the trail at Arena Park should be completed in the next few weeks.
OTHER BUSINESS
Chairman Jay Knudtson presented a plaque to Steve Jackson for his contribution of service to
the board and the community. Mr. Jackson resigned the board because he will be moving to
Illinois.
The City Council will appoint the new member to replace Mr. Jackson at their next scheduled
meeting.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by a motionfrom Steve Jackson
and second from Sheila Caskey. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone
Administrative Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
November 12, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on November 12, 1996 in the A. C. Brase Fairboard Conference Room.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman Dan Maser, Director
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member Marcia Stone, Adm. Secrelary
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Kim Crites, Board Member
Absent Guest:
David Goneher, Vice Chairman
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Larry Essner, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
Chairman Knudtson opened the meeting welcoming new board member Kim Crites.
Minutes of the October meeting were approved by a motion from Mike Kohlfeld and seconded
by Terry Ashby. Motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS
A. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
Director Muser presented a proposed suggested Capital Improvement list for the board's review.
(Appendix A)
Jay Crosnoe made a motion to accept the top five listings of the proposed Capital
Improvements, provided the members could revise if they felt another project would be higher
priority within lite next few days. If so, they will contact the Director or, Chairman with their
suggestion. Terry Ashby seconded the motion. Motion passed.
NEW BUSINESS
A. Nominating Commitee
Chairman Knudtson appointed Jim Grebing, Rick Wieser and Larry Essner to serve on the
1997 Nominating Commitee. The committee will present their 1997 slate of officers at lite
December meeting.
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REPORTS
A. PARK DIVISION MAINTENANCE BUILDING
Director Muser informed the members that the maintenance building plans are ready to bid out.
B. PROJECT UPDATE
The Shawnee Park Sports Complex will be locked up to prevent unauthorized vandals in the
park.
The entrance sign donated by J C Penney for Shawnee Park .Sports Complex and the portable
wall partitions, and sound system for Osage Community Center are being bid out.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by a motion from Jay Crosnoe and
second from Mike Kohlfeld. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone
Administrative Secretary
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
December 9, 1996
The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Advisory Board held their monthly meeting at 5:30
p.m. on December 9, 1996 in the City Hall Council Chambers.
Present:
Jay Knudtson, Chairman
Larry Essner, Board Member
Mike Kohlfeld, Board Member
Kim Crites, Board Member
Terry Ashby, Board Member
Rick Wieser, Board Member
Sheila Caskey, Board Member
Rocky Hayes, Board Member
Absent:
David Goncher, Vice Chairman
Jay Crosnoe, Board Member
Jim Grebing, Board Member
Dan Muser, Director
Marcia Stone, Adm. Secretary
Guest:
Minutes of the November meeting were approved by a motion from Rick Wieser and seconded
by Larry Essner. Motion passed.
OLD BUSINESS
No Old Business.
NEW BUSINESS
A. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Nominating Committee Member Rick Wieser made a motion to recommend the following slate
of officers for 7997: Jay Knudtson, Chairman; David Goncher, Secretary; and Terry Ashby,
Secretary. Mike Kohlfeld seconded the motion. Motion passed.
REPORTS
A. GOVERNOR'S TRFF,SCAPE AWARD
Director Muser announced that the Parks and Recreation Department received the Citation of
Merit Award from the Department of Conservation again for the second year.
The Chamber Beautification Committee and Missouri Urban Community Forestry Advisory
Council are investigating establishing a tree ordinance for the city, which would enable the city
to qualify for Tree City USA status. This qualification is valuable to achieve the highest
percentage earned as a candidate for state grants.
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B. PROJECT UPDATE.
Director Moser updated the board members on the recreation projects. Both projects should be
completed sometime in March. Partitions and sound system bids are out. Meetings with the
Park Development and CVB representatives will continue to finalize policies on the facilities in
the upcoming months. Chairman Knudtson will keep the members updated on the progress.
C. PARK AREA RESERVATIONS
Committee members: Sheila Caskey, Rocky Hayes, and Kim Crites will investigate the
implication of a policy for park area reservations. Their final recommendation will be made
at the February meeting.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by a motion from Terry Ashby and
second from Mike Kohlfeld. Motion passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Marcia Stone,
Administrative Secretary