2004-08-10
OFFICIAL MINUTES
Approved by the Senior Advisory Commission 9/14/04
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
SENIOR ADMISORY COMMISSION
August 10, 2004
Senior Activity Center
MEMBERS AND ALTERNATES PRESENT: Jeane Alexander, Chair; David
Baltimore, Vice-Chair; Bill Kyle, Marge Kyle, and Cleta Pierce
MEMBERS AND ALTERNATES ABSENT: Jean Boland, Linda Moore, Connie and
Gerald Montague
EX OFFICIO MEMBERS AND GUESTS PRESENT: Dorothy Cosgrove, Southlake
Seniors; Mary King, Executive Director, MMOW; Lynn Reed, MMOW Coordinator; and
Josh Weiser, CARS Representative
STAFF PRESENT: Malcolm Jackson, Director of Community Services; Steve Polasek,
Deputy Director of Community Services; Steve Moore, Recreation Superintendent; and
Kim Edmonds, Interim Community Services Coordinator
Agenda Item No. 1: Call To Order - Chair Jeane Alexander called the meeting to order at
1:14 p.m.
Agenda Item No. 2: Approval of the Senior Advisory Commission meeting minutes of
July 13, 2004.
A motion was made to approve the July 12, 2004 meeting minutes as corrected.
Motion: Kyle
Second: Pierce
Ayes: Alexander, Baltimore, Kyle, Kyle and Pierce
Nays: None
Abstention: None
Vote: 5-0
Motion carried.
Agenda Item No. 3 Work Session: Maintenance and Repairs of Senior Center
Director Jackson facilitated this session and briefly updated the Commission on each of
the items on the "Status of Items for Senior Center as of 7-28-04" list supplied in the
packet.
Garbage Collection: Staff will investigate the possibility of moving the trash pick up day
to another day other than Friday. The Commission will pool their ideas and make
recommendations for a solution at the next meeting.
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Landscaping Maintenance: Staff is looking into various options to address the on-going
maintenance concerns at the Senior Center in conjunction with other City maintenance
issues and will report progress at future meeting.
Agenda Item No. 4 Consider: Proposed Fiscal Year 2004-05 Community Services
Annual Budget
Director Jackson presented the proposed budget for the Community Services Division
(161) for FY 2004-05. The budget highlights were covered in the presentation.
Discussion:
Other than brief explanations about how to read and understand the line items and
comments on how individual line items were applicable to activities of the Senior
Activities Center, there was no major discussion of the item.
There was no motion or action by the Commission on this item at this time.
However, the Commission did decide later to vote on this item at the conclusion of
consideration of Agenda Item No. 5.
Agenda Item No. 5 Consider: Proposed FY 2004-05 to FY 2008-09 SPDC Capital
Improvement Plan and FY 04-05 Capital Budget.
Director Jackson presented the SPDC Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and Budget.
Discussion:
Vice-Chair Baltimore suggested adding additional funds for increased coverage for the
sprinkler system to a future budget.
The Commission was concerned about not spending more money than is allocated for the
operation of the center and inquired as to what the Center's actual budget was. The
Senior Activities Center does not have a budget exclusively for itself, but rather is
included in the collective "community services" budget line items. Staff will delineate the
specific senior activities center budget amounts during future budget discussions.
Details about all the City general operations and capital budgets was offered and how
funding from each of these umbrella budgets could provide funds for specific senior
center items. Commission members were encouraged to make known to the center
director any items or expenditures that may need to be acquired for their programs.
The CIP Matching Funds line item in the SPDC budget may be a source of alternative
funding for some senior center programs and or projects.
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A motion was made that the Commission support the Community Services Budget
presentation that the Commission did not vote on earlier on the agenda [Proposed
Fiscal Year 2004-05 Community Services Annual Budget].
Motion: Kyle
Second: Pierce
Ayes: Alexander, Baltimore, Kyle, Kyle and Pierce
Nays: None
Abstention: None
Vote: 5-0
Motion carried.
There was no formal action taken by the Senior Advisory Commission on the Proposed
FY 2004-05 to FY 2008-09 SPDC Capital Improvement Plan and FY 04-05 Capital
Budget.
Ms. King expressed appreciation for the continued budget of $10,000 for Metroport
Meals on Wheels (MMOW).
Agenda Item No. 6, Report: CARS
CARS statistics for July were distributed. Mr. Weiser reported that the profit for the coke
booth at Stars and Stripes event was $1,600.
Agenda Item No. 7 Report: Southlake Seniors Activities
Ms. Cosgrove reported a "Potluck and Beach Party" will be held August 21 and a
luncheon is scheduled for August 25. The Steering Committee now has a hospitality
committee that will greet guests at each senior event.
Agenda Item No. 8, Report: Metroport Meals on Wheels
Ms. King distributed the monthly and quarterly statistics. Due to technical difficulties,
there has not been a breakdown between Southlake seniors and non-Southlake seniors on
this report. The "Supplies and Lunches" item on 7/20/04 was an expense that included
the quarterly replenishment of staples at the Center, an arrangement that was started when
former senior coordinator Nona Whitehead was with the City.
Ms. King also shared information about the minimal requirements and simple application
process for seniors to participate in the MMOW home delivery program. MMOW
delivers approximately 120 meals a day within fifteen cities.
Ms. King said results of the recent satisfaction survey to determine some of the reasons
for the decline in attendance at the Tuesday MMOW luncheon are still not available at
this time. The survey will provide feedback to aid in selecting appropriate programming
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for the seniors. It was noted there has been an across the board decline in the participation
in arts and crafts in the participating cities and an increased interest in game activities.
Agenda Item No. 9: Administrative Comments
The Commission was reminded about the Joint SPDC, Parks and Recreation and Senior
Advisory Commission orientation meeting to be held Monday, August 16 at the DPS
West Facility, 6:00-9:00 p.m. and encouraged all to attend in order to meet members of
the other boards. Vice-Chair Baltimore extended an offer to assist with transportation to
the meeting.
Agenda Item No. 10: Open Forum
Chairman Alexander opened the Public Forum.
Josh Weiser, CARS representative, requested staff contact Texas Department of
Transportation to receive a report on the number of service trips supplied to Southlake
citizens during the past year and number of service trips requested, but not furnished.
Cleta Pierce, SAC Alternate 1, requested clarification on the purchase process for senior
activities center purchases. The director may address acquisitions up to $250. The
supervisor would be consulted for amounts exceeding $250 with the director's approval
necessary for larger or unusual amounts.
David Baltimore, SAC Vice-Chair and Place 4 member, requested naming a committee to
review the Senior Advisory Commission by-laws. David Baltimore and Cleta Pierce
volunteered to serve on the committee.
Public Forum was closed.
Agenda Item No. 11: Adjournment
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m.
Alexa Cha'
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Attachment: Item 3 - Repairs/Maintenance Items at SAC list
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Status of Items for Senior Center as of 7-28-04
Following tasks were assigned to coordinator:
Carpet in Parlor:
• Get 3 bids and meet with SM to confirm authorization to purchase. Work with seniors
regarding color, etc.
Building painting outside:
• Get 3 bids and meet with SM prior to authorizing work.
Volunteer Desk:
• Purchase a small desk up to $150 if needed.
Telephone line for parlor:
• Sent an e-mail to Technical Services to request installation of an additional line (make sure
long distance calls are restricted). Cost will be in excess of $1,500 for city phone line.
Seeking other options.
Home for antique piano:
• Contact moving company to get bids for transport of piano to upstairs section of Continental
storage area for Historical Society.
• Meet with SM regarding cost estimates prior to authorizing work.
Examine roof:
• Contact roofing company to come out and examine roof for any damage or maintenance
needs.
• If it is determined a new roof is needed, obtain 3 bids and then consult with SM to determine
appropriate action.
Garbage Collection:
• Purchase additional garbage carts with wheels as needed and place on curb for collection.
Front bench replaced:
• Purchase bench and seek volunteer to assemble. (Submit work order for Parks to remove
existing bench).
• If no volunteers, you may use Teen Court participants or contact SM for assistance.
Storage:
• Provide more specific details as to what is requested and we will address details at that time.
Toilet Paper Dispenser
• Work order submitted July 14, 2004 - Completed
Folding Door between parlor and dining area
Work order submitted July 15, 2004
Vending Machine removed
Placed call to Dr. Pepper on July 13, 2004
Tree Trimming
• Recreation Superintendent forwarded request to Landscape Administrator on July 16, 2004
who will be purchasing equipment to trim trees. Trees trimmed and completed.
Sprinkler System
• Public works checked on Monday, July 19, 2004. Kyle Dickerson reported that sprinklers are
working fine.
Landscaping Maintenance
• On-going maintenance will be coordinated by Senior Community Services Coordinator and
Recreation Superintendent. Checking on possibility of contracting or volunteers.
Building Expansion
• Staff will work with Seniors and obtain more information and details on this item.
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