HomeMy WebLinkAboutMPD-03/02/1995 Minutes of the regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Commissioners of the Mattituck Park District held on March
2, 1995 at the office of the Park District, Main Road,
Mattituck, New York, with all Commissioners, Ed Adams,
Chairman, Gerard Goehringer, Walter Sabat~ Treasurer, John
Cushman~ Secretary, Madeline Haas, present.
Meeting called to order at 7~02 P.M. by Chairman Adams.
On motion of Gerard Goehringer, seconded by Walter
Sabat, and carried, the minutes of the previous meeting were
approved as presented after one correction, ie= $500 to be
paid by Environmental Council for electrical work on Park
District rather than $698.33
The Treasurer's report and bills to be paid as follows,
was approved by motion of Walter Sabat, seconded by Gerard
Goehringer and carried:
Cash
Cash in Time
Cash in MBIA/CLASS
Total
$ 197.79
35,337.78
$157,502.73
Bills ordered paid as follows=
Academy Printing Services
NAPA Auto Parts
BARCO Auto Leasing Corp.
C.F. Van Duzer Gas Service Inc.
Family Farm Life Insurance Co'.
Brian Goehringer
LILCO
Mobil
Mullen Motors, Inc.
RaynormSuter Hardware Inc.
The State Insurance Fund
CITGO Petroleum Corporation
LILCO
671.80
126.33
527.04
55.99
200.00
190.00
268.63
12.00
4,500.00
89.28
1,130.00
48.65
48.47
Chairman Adams reported having received $1200.00 from
Mattituck Youth Activities for paving the driveway.
New Business:
Mr. Arnold Golz of Tosco Corporation entered the
meeting. His attendance was in reference to the closed road
at Bailey Boachsite. Mr. Gelz wants to re-open the road
which has been closed to vehicular traffic, for using the
site as a practice area for oil spills and firemen want it
open for access to water for emergency reasons. Mr. Adams
and the other Commissioners were willing to open the roadway
only for repair work and emergency vehicles, but it has to
be gated to keep out all other traffic. Mr. Golz was
advised by the Comm~ssioners to approach the Tow~ Trustees
about re-opening the roadway for emergency reasons only. He
should write to Mr. Albert Krupski, Jr., Chairman of the
Board of Trustees. Mr. Golz said that Tosco would be
responsible for any costs in re-opening the roadway.
Mr. Golz thanked the Commissioners for their time and
affirmative reaction to Tosco's request.
Barbara Droscoski, Life Guard Supervisor for the
District, entered the meeting. A general discussion of her
needs for the 1995 season and the situation regarding the
life guards. The 2 beaches, Veterans Memorial and
Breakwater, have to be manned with a life guard during beach
hours. If they are not, a sign must be posted that life
guard is not on duty. The life guard salaries now range
from $7.41 to $9.28.
On motion of Gerard Goehringer, seconded by Walter
Sabat and carried, the life guard salaries will range from
$10.42 to $12.28.
Ms. Droscoski said the equipment needed is as follows=
Straps, first aid bags rather than first aid kits, order
swabs for jelly fish stings through the Mattituck Fire
Department and then reimburse them.
On motion of Gerard Goehringer, seconded by Walter
Sabat and carried, Barbara Dr°scoski will be paid $2700 for
the 1995 season.
Chairman Adams reported that the soccer people have
installed the building and fence at the Aldrich Lane site.
Ms. Peggy Scott from Lilco has informed the District
that the light at Breakwater have been fixed.
The Town has put one additional light at the Yacht
Club. Also the light at the road is working but the one
at the parking lot is broken.
Russell Nine also attended the meeting regarding
Scouters Lodge. Lilco to be contacts about putting up
of their lights at the parking lot of Scouters Lodge.
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Mattituck Slow Pitch League is not happy with the right
field fence. They are willing to spend the money and put
the fence up themselves. They are to check with the Town
Building Department about a permit.
Chairman Adams reported that a pick-up with 14,000
miles has been bought for $4500.00 after $500.00 trade-in.
A radio for the new pickup may he purchased at a cost not to
exceed $125.00.
On motion of Mr. Goehringer, seconded by Walter Sabat
and carried, the gate people for the 1995 season would be:
Denise Goehringer, Deborah Cox, and Mathew Litchhult each of
whom would receive a 25 cent an hour raise~ and Rebecca
Lessard, a new employee would receive $5.00 per hour.
Mr. James Cox, also in attendance, reported that the
tractor and backhoe has to go to Malvese for repair. Mr.
Cox was advised to get an estimate of the costs of repairs
before taking the equipment in.
Mr. Gerard Goehringer is to contact Vita Italia
regarding cleaning up the Breakwater Beach site.
Mr. Cox reported having the beach and ramp permits
ready for use.
Mrs. Betty Tyler, the employee at the Love Lane Site
for checking permits, would start March 15, 1995 and her
1995 salary would be $2,500.00.
Mr. John Cushman requested receiving his salary
monthly. On motion of Walter Sabat, seconded by Gerard
Goehringer and carried, same will be done. Mrs. Haas will
be paid once a year.
The following will be the employees for the summer and
the hours they are to work:
Brian Farrish - 20 hours per week.
Corey Fliss - 16 yr. old - 20 hours per week.
Frank Kowalesky - 20 hours per week.
Russell Nine - 20 hours per week from now (March 2,
1995 to end of June - 20 hours per week- more time, if
needed after the end of June?
Harry Charkow - 20 hours per week for mowing. More
time if needed by District.
Jim Olsen - 20 hours per week.
No further business to come before the meeting, the
meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Madel~ S. Haas
Secretary