PARTNERSHIP FOR FLOYD
MONTHLY MEETING
November 28, 2011
President Jack Wall presided and called the meeting to order. A quorum was attained.
Present were: Jane Cundiff, Kamala Bauer, Betty Lineberry,
Margie Wells, Randall Wells, Jack Wall, Karin Grosshans, Mike Maslaney, and
Dede McGrath.
Minutes: The
minutes of the October 24, 2011, were approved as written.
Treasurers’ Reports:
General Fund: Treasurer
Karin Grosshans reported that we have a balance of $2491.93; dues from a new
member were received. She also reported
that the new County Professional Supports Account (to support the County Task
Forces) has been opened and she had received a donation of $2000; current
account balance is $2000. The grant from
Community Foundation was approved and we should be receiving the $3000 shortly. The Treasurer’s reports are attached and
incorporated by reference.
Park Fund: Park
Treasurer Betty Lineberry reported that the park fund checking account had a
balance of $16658.39 and that the overall park fund balance was $18666.21. The $500 from the Floyd County Woman’s Club
was received. Her report is attached and
incorporated by reference.
Old Business:
Park Planning Committee Report:
Jane
briefed the board on the meeting with the Town Council of November 11,
2011. Several members went to the
meeting. Jane gave a slide presentation
of what has been done so far and what we would like to see in the near future.
(See attached notes)
Shelter: The Town approved the shelter-amphitheater,
but not the final design/placement. The
Town indicated that they liked the no-wall design and the original proposed
position, but would like to see the whole structure moved up the hill further
and made slightly smaller. Steve Arthur,
Streamline Timber Works, will do the final drawings. He also indicated that the current design
could be built for around $18,000 (which we currently have in the Park Fund
account). Jane and Betty will stake out
a proposed area for the shelter making it approximately 23’x21’. The current shelter design is 24’H at the
front and 13’ at the back. If the Town
approves the final drawings and location, it might be possible to start
construction of the shelter in the spring.
The retail cost of the shelter would be approximately $35,000, but with
the donations of materials, labor, etc, we may be able to build it for
$18,000. Electricity/lighting may have
to be run from the bathrooms. It was
suggested to have a separate pole erected for the shelter electricity as the
electric company can single out that pole and create a separate bill/ charges
for specific events.
Entrance
Sign: Jane asked the Town about the
main entrance sign; the Town asked Jane to follow up with Woody regarding the
sign.
Ramp: Lane reported that the Town had a design for
the ramp. Ed Irwin will be doing the
construction; construction should start soon.
Rules
Sign: Lance indicated that they had
a sign but had not yet put it up.
Playground: Mike was not at the meeting at this time – no
new information.
Trees: The Lions Club (John Getgood) approached the
Town separately regarding donating trees to the park. The Town indicated that it was not ready for
trees at this time; this project is on hold for now.
Plaques: Jane sent drafts of the verbiage on the
various recognition plaques for those elements we have in the park
currently. Jane reported that she went
to two trophy shops. The first, Radford
Signs, recommended bronze plaques estimated at $150 for a 2”x6” plaque. The second, M&M Trophies in Floyd,
recommended gold aluminum plaques estimated at $10 for a 2”x6” plaque. It was decided to use M&M Trophies. The Town approved plaques to be placed on
donated elements and indicated that they did need to approve the verbiage.
TEA-21: No new
information.
Land’s Sake! 2012:
The 2012 Land’s Sake event was discussed. Jack will be checking with the school
regarding available dates; Apr. 14, 21 or 28, and May 5 have been
suggested. Dede indicated that Relay for
Life way having a Bark for Life in that same period; she will confirm the Bark
for Life dates and get back to Jack. The
guest speaker was discussed. Ed McMahon
was suggested however, his fees would be $2500 per day. He speaks on preserving land values and
creating green spaces.
Comprehensive Plan Task Force Funding Grant: The grant was approved for $3000. Lydeana and Jack will be attending the Award
Breakfast on Nov. 30 for the grant presentation.
Nominating Committee:
Members were reminded that the Annual meeting is coming up and board and
officer elections will be held.
Nominating committee members are: Kamala Bauers, Dede McGrath, and Karin
Grosshans.
Breakfast Talks:
Jack indicated that he will be inviting Ross Miller to the December
Breakfast Talks. Will Griffin and
Michael Shortt will also be attending.
Jack also suggested inviting the new School Superintendant, Dr. Kevin
Harris, to one of the talks.
New Business:
Community Outreach:
Randall briefed the members on the Young Actors Co-op and made the
suggestion to contact them and offer our support to the in terms of grant
writing, etc. He will contact Rose
McCutcheon and explore further.
Announcements:
Meeting was adjourned.
Next meeting will be Monday, January
23, 2012, at 6:30 pm at Wall Residences.
Respectfully submitted,
Dede McGrath
Recording Secretary
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