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2000-03-20 PARKS, RECREATION AND BEAUTIFICATION BOARD MINUTESCITY OF PEARLAND ARKS, RECREATION & BEAUTIFICATION BOARD MARCH 20, 2000 MINUTES AS RECORDED OF THE MEETING HELD MONDAY, MARCH 20, 2000, AT TOO P.M. AT THE PEARLAND LIBRARY CONFERENCE ROOM, 3523 LIBERTY DRIVE, PEARLAND, TEXAS. Chairman, Dwayne Lum, called the meeting to order at 7:12 p.m. with the following present: Dwayne Lum Kenneth Geyer Jack Click Paul Knoble Edward Hersh Brian Lofgren The following were absent: Jerri Farmer Ronnie Pyle Paul Habermas APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Chairman Member (Acting Secretary) Member Member Parks & Recreation Director Athletic/Aquatic Rec. Specialist Member Member Member Jack Click made the motion to accept the minutes of the January 17, 2000 Board meeting with the correction to the park dedication ordinance from $300 to $350 for every dwelling unit. Kenneth Geyer seconded the motion. Motion carried 3-1-0 (Paul Knoble abstained). PARK BOARD CHAIRMAN'S REPORT: Chairman Lum began a discussion on how the Park Board should handle new developers coming to the Park Board meeting. He suggested having the developers first or last on the agenda; rearrange seating to have the Park Board on one side of the room and the developers on the other so that they "present" information to the Park Board. Jack Click added that plans could be looked over by Ed Hersh first so the Park Board can make decisions that are more informed. Paul Knoble added that Park Board needs more information from builders before voting. Dwayne Lum indicated Park Board should act as sounding board. Kenneth Geyer suggested developers provide plans before Park Board meeting. Dwayne Lum read the letter of resignation from Jeri Farmer. --- DIRECTOR'S REPORT: The Director's report was distributed in the agenda packet. Additional information as follows: Ed Hersh reported that the Summer Concerts are scheduled and confirmed. Fund raising is ongoing. Herb Remington is to play at July 4t' celebration. Flyer for Eggstravaganza was distributed to Park Board. Received the first check from the Park Ordinance from developers for $700.00. Greg Reynolds arrived at 7:35 p.m. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None NEW BUSINESS: • Motion was made to excuse absences of Paul Knoble, Jeri Farmer and Ronnie Pyle from the January meeting. Kenneth Geyer questioned combining motion and moved that excused absences be voted upon one at a time. Kenneth Geyer made the motion to excuse Paul Knoble; Jack Click seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0. • Motion was made by Paul Knoble to excuse absence of Ronnie Pyle. Seconded by Jack Click. Motion carried 4-0. • Jack Click made the motion to excuse Jeri Farmer. Kenneth Geyer seconded. Motion carried 3-1 (Paul Knoble voted "no") • Paul Knoble made the motion to accept the resolution endorsing the Houston 2012 Foundation's efforts to bring the 2012 Olympics to Houston; Jack Click seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0. • Dwayne Lum questioned the HR 701 Bill. Ed Hersh explained that the bill would send money to Texas Parks & Wildlife so cities can apply for funds through grants. State can receive up to 74 million dollars. Discussion followed. Jack Click moved to support the resolution. Kenneth Geyer seconded the motion. Motion passed 2-1-1 (Paul Knoble voted no and Dwayne Lum abstained). • Discussion on pool rules. Brian Lofgren briefly explained what it takes to run a public pool. Jack Click inquired about staffing in general. Paul Knoble complemented Brian on the running of the pool. Dwayne Lum asked about sexual harassment training for staff. Ed Hersh indicated this is handled through Human Resources Department. Discussion on pool staff classification followed on employee versus independent contractor. _ • Ed Hersh indicated the Park Land Dedication Ordinance needs more detail. Discussion followed. OTHER BUSINESS: There was no other business ADJOURNMENT: Kenneth Geyer made the motion to adjourn. Paul Knoble seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0 and the meeting was adjourned at 8:24 p.m. Minutes approved as submitted and/or corrected this day of .2000. Dwayne Lum, Chairman ATTEST: Ronnie Pyle, Secretary