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1994-09-13KEEP SOUTHLAKE BEAUTIFUL COMMITTEE MEETING September 13, 1994 Present: Sally Hall, President; Frank Dorer, Vice President; Gary Plemmons, Treasurer, Martin Aldridge, Marvin Cook, Dick Johnston, Karen Reynolds, Lisa Stokdyk, Michelle Mellen, Brad Bradley, Phyllis Catton, Carol Lee Hamilton, Tom Sanderlin, Scott Martin, Karen Morrisey, and Kevin Hugman. Agenda Items Discussed 1. Call To Order The meeting was called to order by President Sally Hall at 6:00 p.m. 2. Minutes Minutes from the August KSB meeting were presented and a motion was made to approve the minutes with no amendments. 3. Administrative Comments Sally Hall reported she had met with the Park Board and discussed the Wildflower Project. She presented a copy of the site plan and project. The Park Board was very pleased with the project and will be sending a letter to KSB indicating their approval of the project. 4. Treasurer's Report Kevin Hugman presented the treasurer's report in Gary Plemmons' absence. Kevin reported that the "Identitic" item was for the purchase of four (4) Adopt -A -Street groups signs; Southlake City Employees signs, Magic Mikes signs, Southlake Feed and Tact signs, and the Southlake Assembly of God signs. The signs cost about $70 each. There is an order for two signs for the Ride -With -Pride group and three signs on order for "Keep Texas Beautiful" for FM 1709. The three "Keep Texas Beautiful" signs will be placed on FM 1709 near Keller city limits, one on SH 114 by Solana, and one by Grapevine city limits. Sally Hall commented about the Beautiful Business Award sign (paid $225 for it) which was ordered last year. Sally said she asked Mr. Mundlin and Donna where the sign is; no one knows where it is. The Chamber was to make the decision from the KSB's ten recommended businesses. Mr. Murphy said he would pursue the search for the sign. 5. 6. Kevin Hugman also commented that in the financial report, of the $3,080 on the account, $80 includes the last membership dues collected at the last meeting. A motion was made to approve the treasurer's report and was carried unanimously by the committee. Approval of the Funding for the Wildflower Project A meeting was held with the Texas Department of Wildlife representative. They were very pleased with the site selection. Sally presented the revised budget to the committee. $1,665 will be the maximum funds for this project. Another $3,000 will be available for KSB in the '95 Budget, which begins October 1. The Park Department crews will provide the on -going maintenance for the project area. A drip irrigation system will be provided. Wildflowers will the planted during the first phase of the Project; the trees would go in later. A motion was made to approve the funding for the Wildflower Project with all committee members in favor. Formation of Committees The committee discussed the four committees and identified each's purpose and how each fits in the Bylaws. There is a need to recruit members. It was suggested that there be a separate committee just involved in recruiting membership. Perhaps one board member from each committee could act as the "public relations" person and act as membership recruiter. The SPIN groups could be involved. The committees were identified as: 1) Litter Control - purpose "A" 2) Beautification - purpose "B" 3) Education/Community Relations - purpose "C" 4) Environmental Protection - purpose "D" (also may include Special Projects) The committee members present indicated the committee which they are interested in participating. Some of the members committed as follows: 1) Litter Control - Tom Sanderlin, Dick Johnston, Sally Hall 2) Beautification - Karen Morrisey 3) Education/Community Relations - Frank Dorer, Michelle Mellen 4) Environmental Protection - Carol Lee Hamilton A motion was made to accept the above identified committees. The vote was unanimous in favor. 5. Other Items Discussed Adopt -A -Street The committee discussed the procedure for adopting a mile within the city and some of the arrangements to handle the pick up of trash and disposal of the bags. Kevin Hugman said that the city has bags available for use by the groups and that the City will pick up the bags. The committee mentioned that it would be good to get some total number of bags that the groups pick up for reporting purposes. A couple of new groups to adopt a portion of roadway are Ride -With -Pride and the Southlake Lion's Club (pick up along SH 114). Sally Hall commended the city's efforts in keeping the rights -of -ways mowed and the areas within the City which were formerly trashed -out which are now cleaned up. A motion was made to adjourn the meeting. c: I wpfiles I KSB I Minutes. 08