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MINUTES Recreation Advisory Board/Tree Board/Little League Board Department of Parks and Recreation The Recreation Advisory Board /Tree City USA Board/Little League Board met in a scheduled meeting on Thursday, October 19, 2023, at 12:06 pm. Upon roll call the following members were present: Bob Miller, Moises Contreras, Ron Starr, Mary Scudder and Lisa Blos-Johnson Upon roll call the following members were absent: Johnny Coffman and Larry Rhodes The following guests and staff members were present: Matt Siniard, Derek Phillips, Reya Joseph and Angela Leitzel The following decisions were made and ordered a part of the records of the Recreation Advisory Board/Tree City USA Board/ Little League Board. -1- MINUTES Minutes for the scheduled August 17 , 202 3 meeting were given to the board and no changes were suggested. Motion was made by Bob Miller, seconded by Moises Contreras, to approve the minutes. Motion Carried -2- NEW BUSINESS School Gym for Recreation Matt Siniard explained to the Board, the City took ownership of the elementary schools. Parks and Recreation will not be using Ingleside school, due to the deterioration of the facility, and will try to use Westside and North City for the basketball league practices only. He further explained that the department does not have their own gyms for future programs and the need for a dedicated facility is imminent. Heritage Park Updates Siniard explained the grant process is ongoing, signs are being acquired and still waiting to hear on the BlueCross Healthy Places Grant. Ingleside Tennis/Pickleball Updates Siniard showed the board vandalism pictures of the courts, from a patch that was laid in 2016 pulled up that exposed the original pad and large cracks. He expressed the concern of needing security cameras and internet at the park. He further explained that we are still waiting on bids from Lose on Pickleball designs and construction wouldn’t be able to begin until Spring. He is hoping to have the updated designs by the December Council study session. Motion was made by Mary Scudder, seconded by Moises Contreras, to recommend to City Council to install Wi-Fi and security cameras in city parks for the safety of the citizens. Motion Carried