HomeMy WebLinkAboutMPD-05/02/1996 Minutes of the regular meeting of the Board of
Commissioners of the Mattituck Park District held on May 2,
1996 at the Park District Office at Mattituck, New York,
with Commissioners Adams, Goehringer and Sabat, Treasurer
Cushman, Secretary Haas, Labor Crew Chief Cox, and Life
Guard Supervisor Droskoski present.
Chairman Adams called the meeting to order.
On motion of Pete Sabat, seconded by Ed Adams and
carried the minutes of the March 7th and April 4th meetings
were approved as presented with one correction in the April
4th minutes. Bialeski Landscaping will be fertilizing the
Aldrich Lane site rather than David Blados.
Notice from Town of Southold that the Aldrich Lane site
has been re-assessed from $1500.00 to $1600.00. Secretary
Haas to show this to our attorneys for comment.
Barbara Droskoski was given the floor and said she
thinks she might need a new board for the life guards. Mr.
Goehringer gave her the name of a company she could contact
who has good prices.
Mrs. Droskoski informed the Commissioners that the
starting life guard pay is $10.42 per hour. The new
criteria for life guards is as follows= Suffolk County
Department of Health says that lifeguards who have NOT been
tested by the county, may be employed as Stillwater and Pool
lifeguards under the following conditions= (a) Possession
of a valid certificate from the American Red Cross stating
that the candidate has successfully completed the program in
LIFEGUARD T~AINING, and (b) Possession of a valid
certificate from the American Red Cross for CPR for the
Professional Rescuer~ or a valid certificate from the
American Heart Association, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
and Emergency Cardiac Care Provider.
Mrs. Droskoski pay for the 1996 season will be
$2,700.00.
Mr. Cushman reported by three new portable phone have
been gotten on State Contract. All the District has to pay
for is the service of $18.00 per month.
On motion of Gerry Goehringer, seconded by Pete Sabat
and carried, permission is granted to Southold Town to give
swimming lessons at Vetts Park the last week in June and the
first week in July. Secretary instructed to send a letter
to Kenneth Reeve so advising him.
On motion of Gerry Goehringer, seconded by Ed Adams and
carried, Kevin Litchhult will be the last and fourth gate
guard for the 1996 season, starting at $4.75 per hour.
On motion of Gerry Goehringer, seconded Pete Sabat and
carried, Dennis Cox will be hired as a custodial laborer
starting at $5.25 per hour.
Ed Adams reported that the floats are in at Love Lane
and a cat walk to the west of the ramp has been built.
John Cushman reported that the bathrooms have been
turned on at the Breakwater and Vet's Park.
Motion made by Pete Sabat, seconded by Gerry Goehringer
and carried that time cards must be in the office the Monday
after the previous work week signed by the employee and by
Jim Cox.
Sic-Pitch League representatives entered the meeting
(Mr. Hudson and Mr. Okun). The men said they were there
representing only the men's league as they had not been
approached by the women yet.
Ed Adams stated to them that things will stay status
quo on the Park District side - Lights paid by Park
District, Porte-potties paid by the District; and no
alcoholic beverages on the site.
Ball representatives said they would accept the
fertilizing of the Yacht Club field inside the fence but
that Tom Domaleski will take care of the mowing and S & L
has been notified to turn on the irrigation which the League
takes care of.
Ed Adams said vendors may be allowed in provided the
District is assured that they have all the necessary permits
needed to legally sell.
Park District needs a schedule of all the dates and
times the games will be played so that if any taxpayers
request the field, they can be advised when it is available.
The Ball representatives stated that their schedule is not
officially ruled up as yet, but that no Friday, Saturday or
Sunday games will be scheduled.
The League is to be very alert as to turning off the
lights as soon as possible after the last game and not
turning the lights on for the first game until it is
necessary to do so. First game is May 20, 1996.
Jim Cox was instructed to fertilize the Yacht Club and
Little League field at Bay Avenue.
On motion of Gerry Goehringer, seconded by Pete Sabat,
and carried, a second bocci court will be built at the Vet's
Park at a cost not to exceed $2,000.00.
The Treasurer's Report was accepted and bills offered
for payment were ordered paid on motion of Pete Sabat,
seconded by Ed Adams and carried.
Cash
Cash in Time
Cash in MBIA/CLASS
Accounts Receivable
Total
Bills Ordered Paid:
$ 4,912.57
33,787.07
107,407.06
592.92
$ 146,699.62
Academy Prtnttn~ Services 116.60
Bell AtLantic HYNEX Nobtle 62.22
Blackm~n PLuabtng SuppLy Co., Znc. ?6.42
Robert Bohn Contracting
C%TGO PetroLeua Corporation 14.89
Faei[y Fare Life %neurance Co. 200.00
L[LCO 199.41
Hccabes 220.95
Rayeond F. Nine 350.00
NYNEX 28.41
Penny Lumber 1697.71
Raynor-Suter Hardvare [nc. 45.85
Tandy PLumbing & Heating 276.05
Ttaes/Review Newspapers 51.75
Long %sLand TraveLer-Ilattituck ~at:h~an ?5.96
C.F. Van Ouzer Gas Service %nc. 192.50
L%LCO 81.6~
%. Janvey & Sons Inc. 22.40
East End Narine SuppLy %nc. 221.~8
Southold To~n CLerk 73.80
No further business to come before the meeting, on
motion of Pete Sabat, seconded by Gerry Goehringer and
carried, the meeting was adjourned.
Madeline S. Haas
Secretary