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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1973.12.14 - 38468PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING December 14, 1973 The Meeting was called to order by Chairperson Frances P. Clark at 9:50 A.M. in the Parks and Recreation Commission Room. COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairperson Clark, Vice -Chairman Wilcox, Secretary Schiffer, James Dunleavy, George Kuhn, William Mainland, Roger Marz, William Richards, and E. Frank Richardson. COMMISSION MEMBERS ABSENT: Emil Jawors ALSO PRESENT: R. Eric Reickel, Jon J. Kipke, Betty Guest, Jack Monteith, Swanson Associates and Ralph Kingzett, Oakland Press. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Moved by Mr. Mainland, supported by Mr. Marz to approve the minutes of November 30, 1973 as written. Motion carried. WATERFORD-OAKS POOL BID: Jack Monteith of Swanson Associates presented to the Commission an analysis of why the Waterford -Oaks Swimming Pool Bids came in at $700,000. over the projected estimate. He explained that most of the escalated cost was due to the building - - - not the pool - - - , the roof deck system and the expected shortage of materials. Discussion followed. Moved by Mr. Kuhn, supported by Mr. Wilcox to table any decision on the swimming pool until a later date. Motion carried. MOBILE RECREATION VEHICLE BIDS: Mr. Reickel reported that Gametime, Inc. was the low bidder in the amount of $57,805 for the purchase of two '(2) Puppet -Mobiles, 1 Fashion -Mobile, 1 Movie -Mobile, and 1 Swim -Mobile. The projected 1974 budget allocation was $62,650, representing a saving of $4,845. Moved by Mr. Schiffer, supported by Mr. Wilcox that the Parks and Recreation Commission apporove the bid for the purchase of mobile vehicles in the amount of $57,805 from Gametime, Inc. based upon our conditions. Motion carried. Page 2 (Commission Meeting 12/14/73) GROVELAND-OAKS MASTER PLAN: Mr. Reickel informed the Commission he had received two estimates for preparation of an overall master plan for Groveland-Oaks; Anderson Lesniak $8,800, Ellis, Ardnt & Truesdell 8 - $10,000. He recommended the Commission authorize Anderson/Lesniak Associates to commence with the master plan for Groveland-Oaks. Moved by Mr. Mainland, supported by Mr. Dunleavy to authorize Anderson/Lesniak Associates to proceed with master plan for Grovel and -Oaks. Motion carried. INDEPENDENCE -OAKS BOR GRANT (DEVELOPMENT) Mr. Reickel reported that the grant for the first phase of park development at Independence -Oaks has been turned over to the BOR and is being processed. The Road Commission is in the process of setting a hearing date for the road closing. AUDIT: Mr. Reickel reported the following four proposals had been received for the purpose of performing an audit of the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Commission books: Plante & Moran $'7,200.00 Ernst & Ernst 8 - 10,000.00 Arthur Young & Company 10,750.00 Karpus, Clark & Company 10,250.00 It was recommended that Ernst & Ernst be selected for the project due to their extensive experience in auditing the books of the Huron -Clinton Metropolitan Authority. Moved by Mr. Richardson, supported by Mr. Marz to accept proposal from the firm of Ernst & Ernst to perform audit for Parks and Recreation Commission. Discussion followed. Moved by Mr. Kuhn, supported by Mr. Dunleavy to make an amendment to the motion that the figure is not to exceed $10,000 unless special approval is received from the Commission. Motion carried in favor of amendment. Motion carried in favor of motion as amended. Mr. Dunleavy left at 10:30 A.M. SPRINGFIELD-OAKS Y.A.0 - 1974 RODEO AGREEMENT: Mr. Reickel reported that Robert Allen, Civil Counsel, had approved, as to form, the Rodeo Agreement. Rodeo to be held August 22 - 25, 1974 at the Springfield -Oaks Y.A.C. Page 3 (Commission Meeting 12/14/73) Discussion followed. Moved by Mr. Kuhn, supported by Mr. Mainland to approve the agreement subject to clarification of language. Motion carried. SPRINGFIELD Y.A.0 - OAKLAND COUNTY CLASSIC CUSTOM CAR SHOW: The agreement for the car show has been approved as to form. Mr. Reickel explained to the Commission the financial aspects of the show and recommended the Commission purchase a Model A car as a door prize; funds (estimated cost $1,000 - $1,200) to be reimbursed by advance sale of tickets for the show. Moved by Mr. Wilcox, supported by Mr. Schiffer to approve the agreement with the Oakland Model A Car Club. Motion carried. FOOD AND BEVERAGE: Mr. Reickel read information documents in draft form that were prepared to enable the Commission to advertise for qualified bidders for the food and beverage service. Discussion followed and recommended changes made. Moved by Mr. Kuhn, supported by Mr. Mainland that the draft policy procedure be approved as amended and Parks and Recreation Commission proceed with advertising for bid proposals. Motion carried. 1974 PROPOSED BUDGET: Mr. Reickel reported the projected revenues for 1974 are $3,397,745.00, which includes an estimated balance of $1,175,973.00, from 1973, and 1974 expenditures of $1,498,678,00, and requested the Commission approve the budget based upon previous review at a special meeting held on December 16, 1973. Moved by Mr. Richardson, supported by Mr. Richards to adopt budget proposal for 1974. Motion carried. LABOR AGREEMENT: Mr. Reickel reported the employees had ratified the Labor Agreement on December 4, 1973 and the agreement was to be forwarded to County Commissioners after approval from the Oakland County Parks and Recreation Commission. Moved by Mr. Wilcox, approved by Mr. Mainland to approve the negotiated union contract. Motion carried. Page 4 (Commission Meeting 12/14/73) SPRINGFIELD Y.A.C.: Mr. Reickel stated that the professional services for Y.A.C. master plan are being presented to Buildings and Grounds. Share in overall cost of this facility $12,000 - $14,000. LEONARD PROPERTY: Mr. Reickel informed the Commission that Evans Real Estate has counter offered $59,500 for the Leonard property and 24 months possession with no charge to seller for rent. Mr. Reickel recommended not accepting the offer as it is still 10% over previous appraisal. He recommended approval of offer of $49,500 and 24 months occupancy. Moved by Mr. Richards, supported by Mr. Mainland that Parks and Recreation Commission not accept the counter offer of $59,500 and to give Mrs. Leonard 30 days to accept the original offer of $49,500 with 2 years occupancy. Motion carried. KRESGE FOUNDATION: The Commission concurred in allowing the committee of Kuhn, Mainland and Reickel in using their discretion in negotiating with the Foundation for funding of the Waterford -Oaks Swimming Pool. Next meeting will be held December 28, 1973. Moved by Mr. Richards, supported by Mr. Schiffer to adjourn meeting at 11:35 A.M. Motion carried. Henry Schiffer, Secretary Betty Guest, Acting Secretary