HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/28/1990 PRC MinutesMINUTES OF THE PARRS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING OF JUNE 28, 1990
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CALL TO ORDER: Chair/Ivan Nyal called the meeting to order at
6:43 p.m. at the Community Room, 1061 S. Grand
Avenue, Diamond Bar, California.
PLEDGE OF The audience was led in the Pledge of Allegiance
ALLEGIANCE: by C/Whelan.
ROLL CALL: Chairman Nyal and Commissioners Ruzicka,Stitt and•
Whelan.
Vice Chairman Nardella arrived at 6:45
(Chamber of Commerce Meeting conflict)
Also present were Parks and Maintenance Director
Charles Janiel, Parks and Maintenance Superinten-
dent Donald Hensley Assistant City Manager Terry
_Belanger, Clerk Typist Christine Haraksin and Sec-
retary Peggy Sartin.
MATTERS FROM THE Gary Larson, 22517 E. Eddridge, Diamond Bar, an -
AUDIENCE: nounced that he is offering a summer camp this
summer for anyone that would like to play soccer
between the ages of 5 and 18. Would like to in-
vite the Commissioners and their children to the
camp. The camp at this time will be held at Gold-
en Springs.
Margaret Stutts, 20310 Lake Erie Drive, Walnut,
President of the Diamond Bar Lively Senior Citi-
zens. She would like to thank the Diamond Bar
City Council for giving the Seniors a $1,000
Grant. Mrs. Stutts spoke regarding how the Grant
would be used by the Diamond Bar Lively Seniors
Citizens.
REPORTS:
Peterson Park Commission discussed Peterson Park. No direction
Condition Update: was given to staff.
Installation of VC/Nardella moved and C/Ruzicka seconded.
Banner Poles: With the consensus of the Commission the motion
was passed that the Commission recommend to City
Council that a change order be added to the Median
Construction, Landscape and Traffic Signal Modi-
fications on Diamond Bar Blvd. at Grand Avenue to
provide for a 3 pole banner configuration to be
placed for the purpose of raising banners across
Diamond Bar Boulevard for public non-profit pur-
poses.
June 28, 1990
DISCUSSION ITEM:
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Peterson Park VC/Nardella moved and C/Stitt seconded.
Improvements: With the consensus of the Commission the motion
was passed that staff be directed to place fencing
in an effective fashion across the infield of two
ball fields at Peterson Park and also direct staff
to issue an RFP for the construction of the play
area and shelter structure for Peterson Park.
Correspondence to C/Ruzicka spoke regarding Little League. No direc-
Little League tion was given to staff.
Correspondence to VC/Nardella stated the Correspondence to Walnut
WVR: Valley Recreation and Peterson Park Scheduling are
merely regarding notifying Christine Adamsland Bob
Peterson Park Russi on the unavailability of Peterson Park for
Scheduling: scheduling.
Correspondence VC/Nardella stated that Paul C. Grow Park is owned
from Mark by the Walnut Valley School District but is maim,,
Landsbuam tained by the City:',
Don Hensley, Superintendent of Parks and Mainte-
nance, spoke regarding the minimal control over
maintenance at Paul C. Grow Park.
A motion was made by C/Ruzicka to direct staff to
draft a letter back to Mr. Landsbaum and bring
back to the Commission for their approval. Chair/
Nyal seconded. Following roll call vote, the mo-
tion was passed:
AYES:1 COMMISSIONERS: C/Ruzicka, Chair/Nyal
C/Stitt and C/Whelan
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: VC/Nardella
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: None
Correspondence Chair/Nyal stated the correspondence had been
Mayor to Lively addressed at the beginning of the meeting.) No
Senior Citizens: direction was given to staff.
ACTION ITEM:
Field Scheduling C/Whelan and VC/Nardella both directed that Field-.,
Funding: Scheduling Funding so they would, have more infor
mation for the Commission after their next Walnut
Valley Recreation Advisory Meeting of August
1990.
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Chair/Nyal suggested that the park closure times be on
the next agenda and have the Sheriff's Department make a
presentation so that the Commission can make a better
-decision based on their findings.
Chair/Nyal moved that this is an urgency item and be
placed on the next agenda as an action item, Item B, to
set policy for park closures. VC/Nardella seconded.
With the consensus of the Commission the motion was
passed.
COMMISSIONER C/Ruzicka addressed the Commission with a letter from CC
COMMENTS: Unlimited stating they would install a pay telephone on
a trial basis for six months.
C/Whelan stated he is still unclear regarding the budget
involving Walnut Valley Recreation.
VC/Nardella stated he was discouraged at the agendas
that the Commission has been getting, we have previously
-requested"every agenda have an item the Recreation Advi-
sory Board Meeting under reports. Commission has not
received minutes since April. VC/Nardella specifically
requested of staff to address a good number of issues at
the last meeting and still have not received reports on,
in spite of VC/Nardella's request, these items do not
appear.
Assistant City Manager Terry Belanger spoke to the Comm-
ission regarding the hiring of new staff.
C/Whelan directed staff to put on the next agenda under
reports "Recreation Program Overview".
C/Nardella directed staff that the coordination with the
Pomona and -Walnut School Districts regarding joint use
of facilities be placed on the next agenda.
ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned to the City Council Meeting. The mee-
ting was adjourned at 8:55 p.m.
Christine aksin
rf.ry Secretary
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Ivan Nyal, Chairman