HomeMy WebLinkAboutMPD-03/27/1972
!larch 27. 1972
Meeting of Board of COIlIDIissioners held at COIlIDIis-
sioner'Reeve's office with all Commissioners present.
Also present: Mr. Tom Reeve.
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The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The Treasurer's Report was read and approved:
Budget Account
Gravel Account
Reserve Fund
$31.986.05
5,348.38
6,661.38
$43.995.81
The following bills were approved for p~nt:
R & S Hardware Gen. $ 10.30
Stype " 56.00
Academ;y Printing " 56.25
C. Kidd " 60.00
Dohm " 474.00
. Berlin Seating " 339.85
W. Wickham " 750.00
G.L.Penny " 19.32
Ruland " 147.50
N.Y.Telephone " 55.09
L.I.Light " 120.18
Mr. Reeve reported looking at rocks at the Scouters'
Lodge. This is still under consideration.
Mr. Murphy is to take care of placing the three
sections of new bleachers which have arrived. He will
place them at the various park sites.
Mr. Bergen reported that Mr. Dean has filled some
of the holes in the road at the foot of Love Lane. When
warmer weather comes, more work will be done by Mr. Dean.
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The secretary read two letters (one of which came
certified mail return receipt requested) received f'rom
Mr. James Barrett requesting information on bidding for
all concessions of the Mattituck Park District.
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The'secretary read a letter from Nick Cyprus
about bidding on the concession for the "green house" for
the summer of 1912.
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Mr. Murphy suggested the possibility of improving
the cOllcessions to make them more appealing for bidding.
Mr. Bergen reported a lot of smutty writing on the build-
ing at the Bre~a1;er. Mr. Krause was instructed to
paint the building to cover up the vandalism done by
someone unknown.
Mr. Bergen vas to see Mr. 'Lark, the attorney about
advertising for bidding on the concessions for the
1912 season.
The secretary presented a letter from the state
Department of Audit and Control with the approved
financial report. Ml;'. Bergen is to take the letter and
report to Mr. Lark, the attorney, for publishing in the
paper as per Section 35 of the General Municipal Law.
Mr. Murphy was to contact Mr. Muir about making
arrangements for the life guards for the 1912 season.
Mr. Murphy reported having been approached by a num-
ber of people about activities for the young and old
adults of the District during the winter months. A
suggestion of an ice skating rink (man made) was made.
Mr. Murphy said he would produce wirtten support by local
people.
!.fr. Murphy said he would contact some authority to
make a study on the feasibility of en ice skating rink
at a nominal fee Dot to exceed $450.
Mr. Tom Reeve presented the Commissioners with a
list of materials needed for repairs to Love Lane Site.
A motion was made, seconded and carried to approve the
mster1al costs of the repair to the f'loats at the foot
of Love Lane.
The Commissioners had a discussion on burlkheading
to the west of the present bulkhead at Love Lane. Mr.
Murphy suggested the Commissioners go down and look. over
the situation.
A discussion was held on the f'u.ture or the Love
L'ane propertY". Mr. Murphy- suggested looking into a
study- to determine just what to do with the site as rar as
operation ror the 1912 season and ror the f'u.ture. A
. meeting with Mr. Lark is to be set to go over all the
problems or the site.
Meeting adjourned.
RespectfullY" submitted,
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Madeline S. Haas
Secretary-
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