BM 2001-06-04 PBPARK AND RECREATION/TREE BOARD
M1NUTES OF MEETING
June 4, 2001
Meeting Time:
6:30 p.m.
Meeting Place:
Town Center
255 E. Parkway Blvd.
Coppell, Texas 75019
Members Present:
Scott Williams, Tracey Garman, Reg Allen, Mark Tepper, Rene
Lawson, Victor Burke, and Brent Wooten.
Staff Present: Brad Reid, Jane Anne Sellars, and Hilda Salazar.
Item 1:
Item 2:
Item 3:
Call the meeting to order
Mr. Lawson called the meeting to order ~ 6:31 p.m.
Approval of minutes from May 7, 2001 meeting.
Mr. Reg Allen, moved to approved the minutes from May 7, 2001 meeting
Mr. Mark Tepper, seconded the motion
Vote: (7- 0), approved.
Citizen's Forum. Citizens should complete a Citizen's Appearance Form.
Pursuant to the State of Open Meetings Law, the Board is restricted in
discussing or taking action on items not posted on the Agenda. Action on
your statement can only be taken at future meetings.
Mr. Daniel Ellisty
96 Heartwood
Coppell, TX 75019
Mr. Ellisty made presentation to the Board and expressed his
interest for the construction of a skate park in Coppell.
Mrs. Sharon Harvey
610 Claremont Court
Coppell, TX 75019
- Mrs. Harvey informed the Board her concern of a living beaver she
named "Charlie", living on the west side of the board walk at Andrew
Brown East Park. She requested for the trail to be build around the
beaver' s compound.
Item 4:
Recommendation to City Council of Youth Sports Associations to receive
Pepsi Contract Youth Sports League Sponsorship Funds.
Mr. Scott Williams made presentation to the Board
Mrs. Tracey Garman, moved to approve
Mr. Reg Allen, seconded the motion
Vote: (7 - 0), approved
Item 5:
Recommendation to City Council of organizations to receive Pepsi
Contract Volume Incentive Fund Payment.
Mr. Williams made presentation to the Board. Money will be given to the
Associations accordingly with volume percentage purchased.
Mr. Reg Allen, moved to approve that the City would distribute the check
to the Sports Associations base on the amount of product purchased.
Mrs. Tracey Garman, seconded the motion
Vote: (7- 0), approved.
Item 6:
Consider recommendation of implementation of a Youth Sports Coach
Training Program. Report by Lloyd Mauch, Special Services Supervisor.
Board decided not to make a decision at this time.
Item 7:
Discussion and necessary action considering the Park Board becoming a
member of Adopt-a-Road project.
Ms. Vanhoozier made presentation to Board and the Board decided to
Adopt a Location at State Road.
Mr. Victor Burke, moved to approve
Mr. Reg Allen, seconded the motion
Vote: (7-0), approved
Item 8:
Consider approval of developing a plan annually schedule Coppell Sports
Council member organizations for presentations before the Park Board.
Mr. Reg Allen, moved to approve
Mr. Mark Tepper, seconded the motion
Vote: (7- 0), approved.
Item 9: Report by Coppell Youth Soccer Association.
Item 10:
Item 11:
Mr. Chris Claudio informed the Board that soccer has two playing
seasons. The fall season begins middle of September until the first week
of November. The spring season begins during the second week of
February until the second week of April. Players in the U11 and older
generally play into May.
As of May 1, there were 2,703 players registered to play soccer with the
Association. 2521 of these players are recreational and 182 select.
- Approximately 500 players live outside of the City of Coppell
- 2265 are age 10 or younger
- There are 180 adults playing soccer on Sunday afternoons at
Andrew Brown West Park
Registration fees for this year it's as follows:
- $45.00 per player if they live in Coppell or attend Coppell Schools
- $55.00 for all other players
- $80.00 for kids registered for both seasons and living in Coppell
- $100.00 for all others
- $30.00 per year, for select players if they practice in Coppell but
don't play any games here
- $80.00 if they practice and have 50% of their games in Coppell
The concession stands at Andrew Brown East and Andrew Brown West
Parks are major sources of fund-raising for the Association. Currently the
Vice-President of Concessions oversees a paid employee to maintain the
concession stands. Drinks, candy, hot dogs and nachos are sold, and
revenues from both concessions stands have averaged $3,000.00
Chair Report
No Chair Report
Director' s Report
North Lake: No change on Status, TXU not interested in long term
agreement.
City Facility Rental: No complaints about rental or policies
Denton Creek Park: Minimum development, nature area, sitting
areas in that location. No monetary resources available at this time.
Leisure Services Brochure: Brochure will be ready by the end of
the month
Use of Water Wells to provide irrigation to City facilities: 180
acres at Andrew Brown East, West and Moore Road Parks, still
looking of possibility of having a well system. No funds available
at this time.
Item 12:
Item 13:
Item 14:
Tree Reforestation Fund: Currently we have $100,000.00 in that
fund but no projects in mind right now.
Construction Progress Report
· Moore Road about the start the fencing
· Senior Center Annex will be finish in about 6 weeks.
· MacArthur Park: working on the parking expansion
· Aquatic & Rec. Center concession stand already open.
Board Members Report
None.
Sub-committee Reports
- Park Naming Subcommittee
· No recommendation at this time, but a lot of possibilities
Special Project Subcommittee
· No Report
Future
Agenda Items
Add presentator's name to Agenda items
Time of Future Park Board Meetings
Mr. Mark Tepper, moved to adjourn meeting
Mr. Victor Burke, seconded the motion
Vote: (7- 0), approved.
Park Board Meeting Adjourned ~ 9:34 p.m.