HomeMy WebLinkAboutMPD-05/10/1976
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:,linutes of the Regular !'leetinp: of the Board
of Commissioners of the r.lattituck Park District held
on :I,ay 10, 1976 at Commissioner Reeve's office with
all .Commissioners present.
'Hnutes of the April meetinr, were read and
approved.
Treasurer's report was read and approved.
$30,657.09
2,958.66
$33,615.75
The followinp: bills were approved for payment:
L.1.Liv,ht
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$ 2.31
2.38
4.111
2.85
2.31
1.88
56.00
133.50
260.00
223. 50
35.50
109.01
8.00
97.65
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Gwahn
Hickham & Lark
F. Taylor
Av;"ay
F. r"urphy G.C.
R/SHardware
Gtype
Academ.v Printing
Legal
Gen.
Secretary reported contactinp: Bob Muir about
life p,uards. Ife is goinp' to take care of the hiring
and Dolicinp: of the life ~ards.
The six hand dryers are to be ordered through
1. Janvey and Sons of 215 Front Street, Hempstead, HY.
Letter from Mr. William Wickham put on file
notifYinp' the District that he was p:oinp: to extend
his office 16 feet. This was done because of
beinp, a adjacent property owner.
Letter of State University of New York, Stony
Brook was put on record rep:ardlnp: the Environmental
Survey of the Inlet.
.. Scouts can put trees on the property at the
Lod~e. Per.nission ~iven to Troop #39. Trees are to
be paid for by the Park District but planted by
the. Scouts.
Bids were declared closed at 7:30 P.M.
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Bid of Ira Tuthill for Mattituck Breakwater
$150., Deposit $50 Cash. No bid on Veterar.s'
Bid of George Baker for Veterans' Park $75.,
Deposit $50 cash. No bid on Breakwater
Bid of Karl Baunach for Veterans' Park $55,
Deposit $55 Cash. No Breakwater bid.
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Commissioners approved high bidder of each
concession subject to approval of Mr. Lark, Attorney.
Mr. Baker asked about acquiring a key. Commis-
sioners advised him that just as soon as he was ap-
nroved and had takcn his Suffolk County Health Dept.
course.
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The Slo-Pitch Ball Club sent Ed Adams, Barbara
and Georp;e Matthews, Gary Rose and Can<l..v Ulrnet as
representatives to the meetinp;. Mr. Bergen explained
the li[,ht bills. A general discussion followed and
it was agreed between the Commissioners and the ball
players that they would start their games prornnt1y and
be out at 10:00 o'clock or before each evening.
Letter to be written to Mr. Downs telling him
the fence will be repaired.
No further business to come before the meeting,
the meeting was adjourned.
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Madeline S. Haas
Secretary