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- Questions 181-185 refer to the following meeting agenda and e-mail.
Thornwood Monthly City Council Meeting
Room 105, Thornwood Community Center
Tuesday, February 10, 7 PM.
Attendance: 10 out of 12 council members
Absent: Patrick Chu, Tamara Walton
Minutes from January's meeting were read and approved.
Department Reports:
Finance: Request for March's operating expenses approved
Parks and Recreation: Explanation of park improvement grant
Public Presentations:
Suggestions for the usage of the grant funds at Randall Park
- Richard Dejean, former council member: building a covered picnic shelter with several picnic tables
- Lorena Palermo, Thornwood resident adding an asphalt path that joggers can use to exercise in the park.
- Veer Kamath, Thornwood resident installing a fenced-in basketball court near the soccer fields
- Heather Bolin, president of the Nature Now charity: planting a flower garden to enhance the park's appearance
Deliberation:
Council members debated the merits of the various proposals.
Next Meeting (March 13):
The council will vote on the park improvement grant. The meeting will be held in the main auditorium because unusually large attendance is predicted.
To: Lewis Knutson <[email protected]>
From: Victoria Pickard <[email protected]>
Date: March 15
Subject: Randall Park Project
Hi Lewis,
Now that we have selected the project for Randall Park, we need to get started on the planning. I would like to sit down with the director and assistant director of the parks and recreation department sometime this week could you arrange that? We need to get an accurate map of where the jogging path will be installed.
Once a tentative plan is in place, we can begin advertising the project and collecting bids from construction companies. I believe this project will be an excellent use of the grant funds we received. However, I'm worried that the process will be much lengthier than citizens expect. We'll have to hurry if we want it to be ready by the end of the summer.
Please keep me posted on your progress.
Thanks!
Victoria
Question 181. What is NOT indicated about the February meeting?
Question 182. What does the meeting agenda suggest about the vote on the park improvement grant?
Question 183. Whose proposal was successful?
Question 184. What is Mr. Knutson asked to do this week?
Question 185. What does Ms. Pickard mention about the park improvement project?