CHARLESTOWN TOWNSHIP PARKS & RECREATION BOARD |
Charleston Day is Saturday, September 24th at Charlestown Park.
The Park & Rec meetings for September and December have been changed to Wednesdays. They are September 14 and December 14.
Mrs. Robinson moved to approve the July minutes and Mr. Mount seconded. Mr. Mount called for discussion and there being none called the vote. All were in favor.
Ms. Kane reported that the Pickering Dam Trail is very overgrown. Mr. Mount asked if she felt the landscapers needed to visit, but she will try to clear it herself. The bridge is still waiting for FEMA funding to come through and is in disrepair.
The mountain biking club continues to meet at Brightside Park on Tuesday nights.
Mrs. Robinson said that there are a few high branches loose and they pose a danger to parkgoers so Mr. Hubbard will be notified. The Roadmaster is making a list for Davey Tree and this can be added. Mr. Longua said the memorial tree has been repaired and the plaque will be installed.
No report.
Mr. Mount gave a brief timeline of the pollinator garden project with input from the EAC, and Theurkauf’s Ms. Kelsey Stanton Murphy. It has stalled due to a procedural delay from the Girl Scouts. However, groundbreaking is expected in the spring of 2023.
Ms. Kane moved to approve the Victoria Robinson Girl Scout Gold Project and Mr. Mount seconded. Mr. Mount called for discussion and there being none called the vote. All were in favor. Mrs. Robinson recused herself from the vote.
Mrs. Robinson stated that mowing is needed for a large property at Charlestown Road and Sycamore Lane, it is hard to see at the intersection. Mr. Mount will let the Roadmaster know about the situation although it is a state road.
Mrs. Robinson said all three of the summer concerts were well attended. They distributed surveys and received very good ideas about what residents would enjoy the Park & Rec budget next. The survey had perfect timing since the Members just received the call for new budget numbers for 2023.
Adjournment was at 8:00 p.m.