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HomeMy WebLinkAboutssminutes071494SENIOR SERVICES MINUTES JULY 14,1994 MEMBERS PRESENT Sharon Reusser, Manager Dorothy Rieger, Ch airperson Mary Lee Gray, Secretary Randy I-lardy, Treasurer Ida. Fe ux Marie Fish Tom Malloy John Monahan Ruth Nelsen Dal ia. Stokes Wick Wickerharn Ruth Ann Wissel MEMBERS ABSENT Leonard Townley The Senior Services Board met in the Senior Wing of the Community Building. CALL TO ORDER The meting was called to order by Dorothy Rieger. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The minutes were. approved as read. MONTHLY REPORT Sharon Reeser read the monthly report. TREASURER'S REPORT Randy Hardy read the treasurer's report. MEALS ON WHEELS Tom MaIloy reported that the routes had been empanded from four to free; another route is still needed. He said that the total number of clients on the routes have become so large that meals are delivered late. COUNCIL MEETING REPORT Dorothy Rieger reported that the new APAC representatrre has been wn in the City Council. S he also reported that citizens questioned why the Charter Comm tee had been meeting secretly since Decrier, although they had not been u*rjrn in until June. Dorothy Rieger lodged a complaint about the only two open meetings being held in the early morning without a pudic announcement. The mayor replied that he had 'called around " The head of the Charter Committee offered to meet with Dorothy R r and her friends, but she declined. On another matter, Dorothy Rieger said that the vote approving the use of the open patio dace between the i" and the Community Building for a youth room was taken during a workshop meeting instead of during an open Council meeting. She added that there is a deed restriction on the property. On still another matter Rice Boulevard neighbors of the school playing fields appeared to protest the installation of tail and po'*erful lights on the field. OLD BUS INES S Board merrier approved the nomination of three volunteers wh the top number of volunteer hours for the Yolunteer Leadership Forum awards. All volunteers will be recognized. However, the Board requested that the costs of the rewards be investigated. The Board voted unanimously to support the continuation of the metapbyical seminars, although one family had protested them. Board members agreed to volunteer for the National Plight Out on August 2. NPW BUSINESS Randy Hardy, Ida Feux and John Monahan agreed to deliver groceries on July 21. Old photographs of the city were requested for use in the 1995 West Universil:y calendar. The Board discussed the construction of a youth room at the time the YMCA purchase is also being cortlated. That facility would provide a considerable increase in space over the proposed new youth room. Board member, were urged to attend appropr~te meetings a nd to protest the proposed new room in w ing. At risk is the open patio space as well as tvio old oak trees. Sharon Reusser announced that a Noyember trip to Labe Charles has been planned specifically for volunteers. Others in the senior cowtunitj may join the group as space permits. MOTION TO ADJOURN John Monahan made the motion to adjourn, Mares Fish seconded. Fours Respectfult Fury Lee : Y SENIOR SERVICES BOARD CITY OF WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE July 14, 1994 Beginning Balance 05/31/94 $2,907.12 Deposits/credits 715.25 Disbursements/debits 509.39 Balance 06/30/94 $3,112.98 Respectfully submitted, Randy rdy, Tre surer