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Minutes November 3, 2020 · 2 page(s)

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These minutes record the Centreville Park Advisory Board meeting of November 3, 2020; the board approved the October 6, 2020 minutes, authorized release of $2,500 from the PAB budget to relocate and affix a swing set at the Wharf, and agreed by consensus to purchase five additional Christmas trees for Lawyers Row. The meeting also noted an RFP for Wharf boardwalk board replacement with a bid opening on November 6, received a presentation from the QAC Legacy Foundation offering holiday ornament and swag support, scheduled downtown decorating for November 22, 2020, and recorded that two people applied to join the PAB.

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Park Advisory Board meeting
Centreville Wharf Building
November 3,2020
Minutes
The November 3, 2020Park Advisory Board (PAB) meeting was called to order by Mike Whitehill, Chair at
6:00 p.m. at the Centreville Wharf building, 101 Water Way (Watson Road). The following members and
staff were present: Mike Whitehill, Chair; Sandy Simpson, Secretary; Rich Ryan, Member; Shelby Anania,
Council Liaison; Steve Walls, Town Manager; and Norma Robinson, Administrative Assistant.
Review and Approval of Previous Minutes:
Ms. Simpson made a motion, which was seconded by Mr. Ryan, to approve the October 6,2020
PAB meeting minutes, as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
Citizens Comments:
a None
ADpearances:
a Elaine Studley of Centreville made an appearance on behalf of the QAC Legacy Foundation. She
presented an overview of their pu{pose and mission for the community. She advised that the
Legacy Foundation writes grants and offered assistance to the PAB. Ms. Studley advised that
after contact with PAB member, Pricilla Mileski, the Legacy offered to purchase Christmas
ornaments for the Town Christmas tree on the Courthouse square. They will also be hanging
swags on the light poles along North Commerce Street. During roundtable discussion, Mr. Walls
mentioned that the omaments should be durable to outside standards. Mr. Ryan advised Ms.
Studley that the PAB needed to prirchase five additional Christmas trees for this year's Christmas
tree decorating contest along Lawyers Row. The estimated cost is about $200. Ms. Studley
stated she believes they can be of assistance and would check with the Legacy Foundation. Ms.
Studley thanked the PAB for their time and asked that the PAB and Town Council support their
proposed future proj ects.
Old Business:
a Mr. Whitehill presented an update on current projects. He advised that the Town submitted a
Request for Proposal (RFP) for revitalization and replacement of boards along the Wharf
boardwalk. The bid opening is Friday, November 6,2020.
a Mr. Whitehill advised that the Town Council will be discussing comments made by former
Council Member, Jim Beauchamp, to allow any remaining PAB balance to rollover each year.
a Mr. Whitehill advised that the swing set previously removed from the Wharf is still sitting at the
Department of Public Works yard. The cost to relocate and affix the swing set is about $2500 and
the Town does not have this expense in their budget. After discussion, Mr. Ryan made a motion,
which was seconded by Ms. Simpson, to take $2500 from the PAB budget to relocate the swing
set back to the Wharf. The motion passed unanimously.
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New Business:
a Mr. Ryan advised that there are enough girl scout troops to decorate the Christmas trees on
Lawyers Row. After review from DPW, there are only seven working Christmas Trees.
Although Mr. Ryan requested funding from the Legacy Foundation for the purchase, he asked
permission from the PAB to purchase the five trees for a total of twelve trees to decorate along
Lawyers Row. All were in favor to have Mr. Ryan purchase the additional trees whether funding
is received from the Legacy Foundation or comes from the PAB budget. Mr. Ryan advised that
this year's Christmas theme is "Centreville Christmas Memories or Dreams".
a The PAB discussed decorating downtown Centreville. The scheduled date to decorate is Sunday,
November 22,2020. Members and volunteers are to meet at Town Hall at noon. Mr. Whitehill
asked if the request for volunteers could be posted on the Town's website and any other venue.
Discussion:
a Next PAB meeting to be determined.
Reports:
.
There was no Council Report.
o
Mr. Walls advised that the Town received two applications from persons interested in becoming a
member to the PAB. The next step is for Town Council discussion.
Announcements and events:
.
Ms. Robinson presented announcements for upcoming meetings and events.
o
Town Hall will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2020 in honor of Veterans Day.
o
Town Hall will be closed on Thursday, November 26th andFriday, November 27rh recognizing
the Thanksgiving Holiday
Adjournment:
Ms. Simpson made a motion, which was seconded by Mr. Ryan, to adjourn. The motion passed
unanimously. The PAB meeting adjoumed at 6:57 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Norma Robinson, Administrative Assistant
Action Items:
1. Approved the October 6,2020 PAB meeting minutes.
2. Approved release of $2500 to relocate and affix the swing set at the Wharf.
3. By consensus, approved the purchase of 5 additional Christmas trees.
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