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1. Request to Terminate Contract with CourseTrends-Randy Nowacki <br /> Mr. Nowacki requested that the board approve the termination of a contract with <br /> CourseTrends. They provided website and online tee time booking. Due to a change in the <br /> ownership of the company that provides the software for the point of sales system used at the <br /> golf courses, CourseTrends could no longer"see"the tee sheet on the POS system,resulting <br /> in double booking of tee times. Efforts to resolve the problem were unsuccessful. This was <br /> the final year of the contract. It was determined that it would be less costly to terminate the <br /> contract and enter into an agreement with Golf Now to provide the same services. They also <br /> will provide computer servers and software to upgrade the system. <br /> Mr. Mullins made a motion to proceed with the termination of the contract with <br /> CourseTrends and give the Board attorney control of negotiations that would favor the <br /> interests of the Park Department. <br /> Mr. BonDurant seconded the motion and it was passed. <br /> 2. Request to Approve Contract with Golf Now-Randy Nowacki, TJ Mannen <br /> Ms. Greene requested that the Board approve the Golf Now contract subject to final <br /> agreement as to terms and in a form acceptable to legal counsel. <br /> Ms. Hill made a motion to approve the Golf Now contract subject to final agreement as to <br /> terms and in a form acceptable to legal counsel. <br /> Mr. BonDurant seconded the motion and it was passed. <br /> 3. Request to Approve Leeper Park Tennis Fee Change-Keilah Ehrman,Ray Comer <br /> Ms. Ehrman requested approval of a fee change at Leeper Tennis Center. She explained that <br /> they are changing sessions from Monday,Wednesday,Friday and Tuesday, Thursday <br /> sessions to Monday through Friday. The new fee would be $35 per session as opposed to <br /> $25. There would also be an option to pay $50 for the first session and receive a racquet bag <br /> and pay $25 for any subsequent sessions through the summer. <br /> Ms. Hill made a motion to approve the fee request and Mr. Mullins seconded the motion. It <br /> was passed. <br /> 4. Request to Approve Contract with PostCode-Matthew Moyers <br /> Mr. Moyers explained that this company has helped with survey software for the vacant and <br /> abandoned housing effort with the City and it was felt they could help us with the master <br /> plan surveying using City Voice. Signs are put up in parks and facilities with a location code <br /> for that place. Residents can call a telephone number,key in the code and take a brief survey <br /> as well as leave other comments regarding the park or facility. <br /> Post Code will compile the data and post it on a public website. This data will be collected <br /> through the end of June. <br /> Mr. BonDurant made a motion to approve the contract with Post Code in the amount of <br /> $10,500. Ms. Hill seconded the motion and it was passed. <br /> 5. Request for Use of Parks-Betsy Harriman <br /> a. Yoga on the Green—Howard Park—June-August(MWF 6-7 p.m.) <br /> b. Workers Memorial—Howard Park—April 28b 4-6 p.m. <br /> c. Request for 360 Motorcycle ride-Pinhook Park-May 10`s <br /> SBPD officer Jen Gebel addressed the Board concerning the 360 Motorcycle Ride. It is a <br /> fund raiser for the 360 Project. This program pairs shelter dogs and kids from the Juvenile <br /> Justice Center. The kids work with the dogs for four weeks training them. She said the <br /> results are amazing. The hope is to raise enough funding to have a rescue facility at the JJC. <br /> - - 2 - - <br />
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