HomeMy WebLinkAboutThomson Park Shelter Committee Minutes 09.06.1989M I N U T E S
Thomsgn Park Shelter COMMITTEE
Date Seot. 6 1989 Time 2:00 p.m.
Place of Meeting City Hall
MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairman Joe Bradley
Donna Kilpatrick Angie Thom
Doris Armstrong
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Bob Graham
A quorum (3 or more) present, the following action was taken
by the Committee:
Mrs. Armstrong presented cost estimates for the building:
Timberweld Building:
30' X 52' shelter $ 8,407.00
36' X 52' shelter 10,796.00
40' X 52' shelter 11,804.00
Tongue-in-groove decking for roof:
Thomae
UBC
$ 1,406.00
1,600.00
Constructed metal roof:
UBC
Thomae
Knox
1,000.00 >
1,500.00 > sizes may differ
1,500.00 >
The estimated cost of a 36' X 52' building is approximately
$ 13,700.00.
Concrete would cost an additional $ 1,627.50 .
The List of Cash contributors is as follows:
M. Dimich- Pepsi $ 50.00
Unity Garden Club 100.00
M D U 50.00
Laurel Garden Club
Oct. 1988 210.00
f May 1988 266.00
Laurel Fed. Credit Union 100.00
Oil Chemical &
Atomic Workers 75.00
Chet Blaylock $25.00
Rebecca Lodge
Jolly Neighbors Home
Extension Club 87.00
Raffle Tickets
(about 1800 sold-
$1.Each or 5/$6
The List of In Kind Contributions:
Thoms, Inc. $250.00
(donation of table)
Reader Boards 80.00
BillBoard poster 75.00
Myhre Advertising donated billboard poster for two weeks.
St. Anthony Catholic Church donated the use of their hall
for the Farmer's Market.
The current total of.cash contributions is approximately $4,250.00.
The U.S. West grant application was reviewed. Joe Bradley will
fill it out and get the Mayor to sign it. We will be receiving
information about it.
The next projects planned are:
a. Farmer's Market on September 16th. There will be vegetables,
baker goods, crafts and a flea market. Proceeds from the sales
are to be divided between the picnic shelter and tree pruning in
Firemen's Park. This is being sponsered by the Laurel Garden
Club.
b. Carnival booth at the Herbstfest sponsered by the
Shelter Committee..
The next meeting will be September 20th at 2:00 p.m. at City Hall.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m.
spectf y itted,
J e Bradley