Parks and Recreation Committee — Charleston, WV
Date: 2022-11-03
Time: 18:30

CITY OF CHARLESTON
 West Virginia
 Council Member – AT LARGE

Larry Moore Parks & Recreation Committee, Chair
501 Virginia St E Public Safety Committee
Charleston, WV 25301
Telephone: 304.989.6792
Larry.moore@cityofcharleston.org



 There will be a meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee on November 3, 2022 – 6:30 PM
 in the AV ROOM #308, CITY HALL.

 The meeting will take place in person, and can be viewed live via Zoom
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 Agenda

 APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES

 1. 8-25-2022

 DISCUSSION

 1. Danner Meadow bench memorial

 2. Renaming the trail at Cato Park.

 3. Update of the North Charleston football field

 ADJOURN

 THE AGENDA WAS AMENDED ON 11-1-2022




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 City Council | 501 Virginia Street, East | Post Office Box 2749 | Charleston, West Virginia 25330
 www.charelstonwv.gov | 304.348.8179 | 304.348.8038 fax

CITY OF CHARLESTON
 West Virginia
 Council Member – AT LARGE

Larry Moore Parks & Recreation Committee, Chair
501 Virginia St E Public Safety Committee
Charleston, WV 25301
Telephone: 304.989.6792
Larry.moore@cityofcharleston.org



 There will be a meeting of the Parks & Recreation Committee on November 3, 2022 – 6:30 PM
 in the AV ROOM #308, CITY HALL.

 The meeting will take place in person, and can be viewed live via Zoom
*Join via internet:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86259183318?pwd=N3BWdGR2c1ViN0J6eFpHWTZUbnR2QT09
Passcode: 645214
*Join via Telephone: (312) 626-6799 or (929) 436-2866
Webinar ID: 862 5918 3318


 Agenda

 APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES

 1. 8-25-2022

 DISCUSSION

 1. Danner Meadow bench memorial

 2. Renaming the trail at Cato Park.

 3. Update of the North Charleston football field

 ADJOURN

 THE AGENDA WAS AMENDED ON 11-1-2022




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 City Council | 501 Virginia Street, East | Post Office Box 2749 | Charleston, West Virginia 25330
 www.charelstonwv.gov | 304.348.8179 | 304.348.8038 fax

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 MINUTES
 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING
 THE MEETING WAS HELD IN PERSON IN THE AV ROOM
 AT CITY HALL

 6:30 P. M., AUGUST 25, 2022

Larry Moore, Chairperson, called the meeting of the Charleston City Council Committee
on Parks and Recreation to order at 6:30p.m., August 25, 2022.

Committee Members Present:
Larry Moore, Chair
Bruce King, Vice Chair (over Zoom, left at 6:35)
Jeanine Faegre (over Zoom)
Chad Robinson

Committee Members Absent:
Pat Jones
Joseph Jenkins
Deanna McKinney


Other Councilmembers Present:



A roll call was taken, and it was determined that a quorum was present.




 1. Approval of Previous Minutes 2-24-2021–

Councilmember Robinson motioned to approve the minutes of the previous meeting on
2-24-2022. There were no objections, and the minutes were approved.




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 2. Public Speakers –

With no objection from the members being present, Councilmember Moore allowed for
Public Speakers (not listed on the agenda).

Peter Kelly – spoke about the Charleston Senior Softball League.

Harvey Allen – spoke about the state of the Cato Park trail.




 3. Resolution No. 710-22 – Authorizing the Mayor or City Manager to enter into a
 contract with West Virginia Demolition, Inc., to demolish a vacant, dilapidated,
 and unsafe structure located at 143 Wertz Avenue, known as Riverview School.

City Manager, Jonathan Storage, added that in 2002, City Council passed a bill that
authorized the City to donate property located at 143 Wertz Avenue to the People
United for More Progress, Inc. for the PUMP Enrichment Center. PUMP was required to
continue to use the property and all of its structures for the purpose of making the
facilities available to the general public for the appreciation, advancement and
enjoyment of cultural and educational activities. Storage added that the program was
successful, however, PUMP Inc. hasn’t operated for several years. The building that
they occupied is now depilated, and unfortunately must be demolished. The property
surrounding the building is still heavily used by the Community for basketball,
playground, barbeques, etc. The CLRA, with the help of Jim Harris, assessed the
Community’s needs, and determined that the land is best utilized as a community
gathering space. In the future, there will be a plan to refresh that space as a park with
playground equipment, etc. Storage added that the demolition cost is approximately
$40,000. The resolution lists $60,000 in case lead or asbestos abatement is needed.

Jim Harris added that the recreational center has been the hub of that community for as
long as he could remember. Parks and Recreation used to run programs out of that
facility for several years.

Councilmember Robinson motioned to approve the resolution. With the members being
present having voted unanimously in the affirmative, the Chair declared Resolution No.
710-22 as approved.




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 4. Parks and Recreation programming update – the complete update is reproduced
 at the end of the minutes.

Parks and Recreation Director, Rashaun Poore, added that the completion of the Cato
Park trail has been delayed, mostly due to the amount of rain. The new completion date
is September 16, 2022. An archery course will be installed at the Garrison trail.
Additionally, 44 lifeguards were certified for City pools.

Storage added that the City is in the process of resolving contract disagreements with
the paver for the parking lot at the North Charleston Community Center. The Kanawha
Valley Trail Alliance has been a great resource in helping the City to get ready to bid out
construction for the Jones Woodlands Trail off of Louden Heights. The Police Station at
City Center will be repainted to match the exterior view of the KRT facility.




 5. Field turfing update –

Councilmember Moore asked about turfing the football field at North Charleston.
Storage added that it wouldn’t be able to in the current contract, but could be worked
on. Councilmember Moore replied that the field was highly used, so it would be
beneficial.

Storage added that Maumee Bay Turf LLC will soon be awarded a contract for turfing
several fields within the City.



 6. Danner Meadow –

Poore added that there has been a request from the Brown family about having a bench
dedicated to Mr. Brown.




 7. Swimming program in the name of Deonco Howard -

Councilmember Moore added that Deonco Howard was the child that drowned in
Dunbar, and was a Charleston resident. His family wanted there to be a program for
swimming lessons for young kids that do not have easy access to swimming lessons
next summer. Councilmember Robinson confirmed with Poore that there is small
program already to teach swimming led by two people that charge. Storage added that
there might be grants available for that.



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Councilmember Robinson motioned to adjourn the meeting.

Meeting adjourned.




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Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting
Parks and Recreation Update
August 25, 2022


 Cato Park
  Cato Park Trail Project will include:
 o Pump track for non-motorized bicycles.
 o Approx.1.2 miles of Walking/ biking trail through and around the golf
 course
 o 18-hole disc golf course with beginners and advanced tee off levels
 o A new bridge
 The trail project was anticipated to be completed in June 2022, but the unusual
 rainy season has caused major delays in finishing on time as well as drainage
 issues discovered during one of the big rain events. The project has a new
 completion date of September 16th. Delays caused by usual rainy season.
  Anticipate installing new 3D archery course on the trails behind the pool


 2022 Summer Programming/ Activities
  Free fitness classed held at the East End Community Park at our AARP sponsored
 fitlot
  Two-week summer camp program held at the North Charleston Community
 Center with an average of 50 kids each day
  Helped to host the kids’ zone on Sunday August 7th at Multifest by providing
 Freeze Pop Frenzy game, cornhole, and full sized basketball goals
  Helped to host Tamar Slay’s basketball camp on August 6th at the MLK center as
 part of Multifest
  Partnered with Leeshia Lee to help host Game Changers mentoring event
  Employed over 44 lifeguards this season!!!!
  Resurfaced and painted the basketball courts at the Beatrice Street Park. Waiting
 to receive the playground equipment to finish up the park.


 2022 Fall/Winter Goals
  Continue to update all fall protection surfaces at playgrounds
  Replace and update boating dock, picnic tables, and benches at the Daniel Boone
 Park
  Update the bathroom stalls at MLK in the Robert Edward Easley Annex
 (afterschool side of the building)
  Update game room equipment for all centers
  Re-screen and re-coat gym floors at NCCC, KCCC, and MLK




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 CDBG Grant Projects – None for this year. The request to update the community center
 front doors to include automatic door openers was approved and completed in FY 21-22.


City Wide Programs/ Events
  Trunk or Treat on Magic Island held on October 30, 2021
  Christmas Parade held on December 9, 2021
  Urban Fishing at Cato Park held on December 27 & 28, 2021
  Winter Series Race / Walk held on Dec. 12, Jan. 9 & Feb 6, 2022
  Black History Fest at MLK, Jr. Community Center held on Feb 19, 2022
  Easter Egg Hunt on Magic Island held on April 16, 2022
  WVSSAC Tennis Tournament May (KCCC) May 11-14, 2022
  Morning Yoga @ Magic Island Every Monday in June & July, 2022
  Juneteenth Celebration (NCCC) held on June 19, 2022
  Sternwheel Regatta June 30-July 4, 2022
  Public Courts Tennis Tournament (KCCC) July 8-16, 2022
  End of Summer Block Party (Magic Island) held on August 20, 2022



At North Charleston Community Center
  Monday-Friday 2:30pm-6pm
 Bob Burdette After School Program for Elementary Students. This is a very successful
 After-School Program that is free to the public.

  Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm-7pm
 Kids in Motion-Fitness classes for Youth 5-12 yrs. Obstacle Courses, Relay Races, Jump
 Rope, Tug of War, etc.

  Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays, 9am-12noon / Thursday evening 6pm-8:30pm
 Pickle Ball is a pick-up game held in our gym for adult players, free of charge. This game
 is extremely popular for adults and seniors.

  Wednesdays
 Socializing through Play-For Special Needs Individuals of all ages. Fun, Games and
 Snacks

  Thursdays 5:30pm-6:30pm
 Soul Step Class-taught by certified instructor Monica Ashford for $5 per person. This is
 an exercise class with the purpose of achieving your fitness goals while having fun.

  Thursdays (3rd Thursday of every month) 1pm-3:30pm
 BINGO for Seniors with household items to win. This is a free event. Refreshments are
 served


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  Friday, December 17, 2022 7pm-10pm
 Holiday Kids Night Pajama Jam-For all ages. Food, Games, Crafts, Christmas Store with
 Gifts & more.

  Fridays (Jan. 21 & April 22, 2022) 8am-11pm
 Teen Night / Lock-In

  Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30pm-6:30pm (February-May 2022)
 Zumba & Yoga taught by certified instructor Monica Ashford for $5 per person. This is
 an exercise dance class and Yoga for the purpose of general exercise and/or weight loss
 for adult participation

  Saturdays, 9am-Noon
 Adult Volley Ball meets in our gym on half-court. This is a free activity and is a pick-up
 game.
  Wednesday, March 9, 2022
 Biddy Basketball Registration and Draft-Introductory Basketball League for Youth ages
 5-8 yrs.

  Tuesdays & Thursdays-Practice / Saturdays-League Games (March 19-April 9, 2022)
 Biddy Basketball League Practices held from 6pm-8pm and Saturday Games from 12pm-
 3pm.

  Mondays, March 14 & April 11, 2022
 Lunchtime Crafts-An opportunity for Parents & Youth to work on different Crafts at
 Lunchtime.

  Saturday, April 16, 2022 5pm-8pm
 Biddy Basketball League Championship Tournament & Banquet

  Saturday, May 7, 2022 1pm-4pm
 Community Fun Day (Health Rite)

  Saturday, July 23, 2022 7pm-10pm
 Free GLOW Swimming Party-For ages 15 + (Parks & Recreation Month)

  Saturday, August 13, 2022 9am-2pm
 1 Day Back-To-School Camp

  Game Room: Daily:
 This room houses a variety of games for youth, such as pool, air hockey, foosball,
 basketball shoot and table tennis and board games.

Upcoming Events/Activities at North Charleston


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  Wednesdays 6pm-8pm
 Special Olympics Volleyball Practice beginning August 17, 2022

  Mondays 5:30pm-8:45pm
 The Charleston Table Tennis League has league games in our full gym. This is an adult
 league. Those adults who want to join must pay a membership fee of $25 to the CITL.
 We normally have 20-25 participants. League play will begin September 12, 2022


North Charleston Community Center Summer Youth Workers
 1. Nyla Harris
 2. Markel Lassiter Booker
 3. Zara Perdue
 4. Tavarish Porter
 5. Natalyia Sayles
 6. Yashae Williams
 7. Yashir Williams
 8. Donte Denham

North Charleston Community Center Summer Recreation Aid’s/Concessions
 1. Aven Carter

North Charleston Community Center Lifeguards
 1. Greyson Baker
 2. Emma Baker
 3. Alexa Bostic
 4. Kayleb Burks
 5. Jayden Cunningham
 6. Shaleena Dunlap
 7. Elijah Inham
 8. Salena Legg
 9. Devaun Lloyd
 10. Cameron Long
 11. Nehemiah Lowers
 12. April Meadows
 13. Jamar Townsend
North Charleston Community Center Swimming Pool Managers
 1. Julia Kinney “Floater”
 2. La’Stacia Williams



At MLK Community Center


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  PAAC 21st Century After-School Program-Monday-Friday 2:30pm-5:30pm. Partnership
 of African American Churches’ 21st Century After-School Program is offered to students
 K-12. This is a free program that helps with homework and offers a meal and activities.
 This is a very successful After-School Program. This program has been in operation for
 the past 15 years and has resided here at the King Center for over 10 years.

  Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 6pm-8pm
 USA Boxing League-This program is for age 8+. Boxing Instruction & Training

  Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm-9pm (March 29-July 28, 2022)
 Men’s Basketball League

  Wednesdays 6pm-8pm
 Teen Hoop Night-This is open to all teens. They may play full court Basketball games
 with a clock, scorekeeper & music in the Gym

  3rd Friday 3pm-5pm
 Movie Day-PG Movies for Youth 5-12 yrs.

  Sundays 9am-2pm (January 9-March 6, 2022 / April 24-July 24, 2022)
 Adult Flag Football League

  Friday, January 29, 2022
 Teen Night / Lock-In

  Wednesday, April 13, 2022 9am-2pm
 Workforce WV Pop-Up Shop-Job Fair/Training

  Friday, July 22, 2022 4pm-6pm
 Splash Pizza Swimming Pool Party-For Youth 12 yrs. & under

  Sundays 9am-2pm (July 31-Present)
 Women’s Flag Football League


MLK Community Center Youth Summer Workers
  1. Joseph Allen
  2. Jeffrey Harris
  3. Gale Lamb
  4. Ja’Quez Loveless
  5. Sydnee Ward
  6. Kailen Williams


MLK Community Center Summer Recreation Aid’s/Concessions
  1. Caroline Kinney


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 2. Kelleia Williams

MLK Community Center Lifeguards
  1. Maddie Armstrong
  2. Madison Dean
  3. Cavonte Duncan
  4. Tayon English
  5. Jaunti Evans
  6. Markei Hampton
  7. Alexis Thomas


MLK Community Center Swimming Pool Managers
  1. Patricia King
  2. Forrest Long (Floater)



At Kanawha City Community Center

  Monday-Friday 2:30pm-6pm
 Step by Step After-School Program for Elementary Students. This is a very successful
 after-school program that is free to the public.



  Mondays, Wednesdays & Saturdays 9am-12pm
 Pickleball-The Gym is open for anyone to play pickleball. Pickleball is an adaptation of
 Tennis, designed for lower impact. There is no fee for this activity.

  Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm-7pm
 Women’s Hour Fitness-This is an opportunity for Women to work out in the weight room
 and learn how to exercise and use the weights safely. This program is led by Center Staff
 and there is no fee to participate.

  3rd Tuesday 6pm-8pm
 Charleston Coin Club Meeting-Community Room

  Thursdays 6pm-9pm
 Teen Game Night-Games & Gaming for teens.

  Thursday 6pm-9pm
 Teen Night Basketball-The Gym is open for teens to play pick-up Basketball games.
 There is no charge for this activity




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  Fridays 12pm-2pm
 Card Sharks-Cards Games for Seniors 55+

  3rd Friday 6pm-8pm
 Movie Night-PG Movies for Youth ages 5-12 yrs.

  2nd Friday 1pm-3pm
 Senior Social-For Seniors 55+ to socialize through games, food and structured activities.
 There is no fee to participate.


  2nd Friday 6pm-8pm
 Painting Party-$5 per person and this event is open to all age groups. There is no
 instructor for this class but participants are given inspirational pieces to use as a muse and
 all materials are supplied.

  Wednesdays 5:30pm-7:30pm (January 5-June 22, 2022)
 Karaoke Night-Youth 5-18 yrs.

  Saturdays 12pm-2pm (January 8-March 26, 2022)
 Capital City Striders Track & Field Practice-Gym-For Youth ages 5-18 yrs.

  Mondays 5pm-8pm (February 7-March 29)
 Church Basketball League-Adult & High School Church Basketball League

  Wednesday, April 20, 2022 9am-2pm
 Workforce WV Pop-Up Shop Job Fair/Training

  Friday, May 27, 2022 10am-5pm
 Food & Clothing Giveaway

  Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays (July 19-August 4)
 Paula Martin Memorial Swimming Lessons-For Youth 12 yrs. & under. Cost is$10 per
 session and each session is 3 classes (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday)

  Friday, July 22, 2022 1pm-5pm
 Free Luau Swimming Pool Bash-For Youth ages 10-16 yrs. (Parks & Recreation Month)

  Saturday, August 13, 2022 5pm-12am
 Free Glow in the Dark Lock-In-For Youth ages 8-18 yrs.



Kanawha City Community Center Summer Youth Workers
 1. Jakori Clark
 2. Aaron Marshall


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 3. Dazariah Maxell
 4. Christian Robinson
 5. Danijah Guerrant
 6. Zavion Claire
 7. Talayah Boxley
 8. Jacqueline Armes
 9. Alariq Kizer




Kanawha City Community Center Summer Recreation Aid’s
 1. Reggie McIver

Kanawha City Community Center Lifeguards
 1. Hannah Anderson
 2. Yaszsmine Coleman
 3. Marlon Dixon
 4. Jaysean Gee
 5. Jayson Lee
 6. Jayden Mitchell
 7. Cami Pullins
 8. Luke Smith
 9. Kensy Thomas

Kanawha City Community Center Swimming Pool Managers
 1. Abbigail Robinson
 2. Clifton Joiner (Floater)



Cato Park Youth Summer Workers
 1. Tru Bell
 2. Destiny Belcher

Cato Park Recreation Aid/Concessions
 1. Deishawn Harper
 2. Badriah Caldwell
 3. Jace Fisher

Cato Park Lifeguards
 1. Dereyon Brown
 2. James Clendenin
 3. Kiara Dyess
 4. Leroy Evans
 5. Savannah Graley



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 6. Aaliyah Henry
 7. Zavier Holmes
 8. Andrew Jordan
 9. Makalia Montgomery
 10. Ana Soblit
 11. Dylan Summerlin
 12. Breanna Summerlin
 13. Alexah Terry

Cato Park Swimming Pool Managers
 1. Anasia Griffin
At Roosevelt Neighborhood Center

  Monday 6:00-8:00pm
 Men’s Basketball Night-Full court pick-up basketball for men age 18+.

  Monday-Thursday 4pm-5pm
 Men’s Fitness – Men 18+ are welcome to participate in a wide variety of fitness activities

  Tuesdays 6pm-7pm
 Line Dance Class-Seniors 55+

  Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 12pm-2:30pm / Friday Evening 6pm-8pm
 Pickleball – Adults 18+

  Wednesday 9:00am-1:00pm
 Senior Program-Program is operated by the EERC and is open to those 60+. Great
 opportunity for seniors to gather and socialize. Lunch served at 12:00 (noon).

  Thursdays 6pm-7pm
 Gentle Movement Yoga-Instructor Monique Anderson teaches low impact Yoga class for
 Seniors 55+

  Wednesdays & Fridays (January 26-April 8, 2022)
 Heels & Feels Dance Class-Hip Hop Dance Class for ladies 18+. $10 per class.


 .

Events/Activities at Roosevelt

  January 6, 2022 5pm-7pm
 Bean Dinner (Snow Day)

  January 13, 2022 6pm
 Cupcake Baking and Decorating Class


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 January 19, 2022 6pm
 National Popcorn Day

 January 27, 2022 6pm
 Teen Night

 January 31, 2022 6pm
 National Hot Chocolate Day

 February 14, 2022 5pm
 Valentines Bingo

 February 17, 2022 5:30pm
 Black History Month Speaker – Hollis Lewis

 February 23, 2022 11:15am
 Chair Yoga-Black History Month

 February 24, 2022 6pm
 Teen Night

 February 28, 2022 5:30pm
 Little Bit of Soul Food Tasting

 March 2, 2022 5:30pm
 World Mental Health Wellness Day

 March 7-11, 2022 1pm-6pm
 Spring Break Activities (Movies, PS4, BINGO, etc.)

 March 14, 2022 5:30pm
 St. Patrick’s Day Craft


 March 17, 2022 5:30pm
 St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

 March 31, 2022 6pm
 Teen Night

 April 12, 2022 6pm
 National Grilled Cheese Day




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  April 15, 2022 6pm
 World Art Day

  April 22, 2022 4pm-6pm
 Earth Day Scavenger Hunt

  April 28, 2022 6pm
 Teen Night

  May 3, 2022 6pm
 Mother’s Day Craft

  May 6, 2022 6pm
 Cinco de Mayo Celebration

  May 26, 2022 6pm
 Teen Night

  June 7, 2022 6pm
 National Best Friend Day Craft

  June 27, 2022 6pm
 National BINGO Day

  August 11, 2022 2:30pm
 National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day Cooking Class


Roosevelt Youth Summer Workers
 1. Camdyn Harris
 2. Anthony Carter
 3. Candace Morris
 4. Elyria McCarthy
 5. Reagan Meadows
 6. Riley Meadows




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MINUTES
 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING
 THE MEETING WAS HELD IN PERSON IN THE AV ROOM
 AT CITY HALL

 6:30 P. M., NOVEMBER 3, 2022

Larry Moore, Chairperson, called the meeting of the Charleston City Council Committee
on Parks and Recreation to order at 6:30p.m., November 3, 2022.

Committee Members Present:
Larry Moore, Chair

Chad Robinson

Committee Members Absent:
Bruce King, Vice Chair
Jeanine Faegre
Pat Jones
Joseph Jenkins
Deanna McKinney

Other Councilmembers Present:



A roll call was taken, and it was determined that a quorum was not present.




 1. Approval of Previous Minutes 2-24-2021–

The previous minutes will be approved at the next meeting when a quorum is present.




 November 3, 2022
 2. Danner Meadow bench memorial –

Councilmember Moore invited the Brown family to speak. They stated that they live very
close to Danner Meadows. Their dad and husband, Mark William Brown, took their kids
to the park ever since they were born. He was an avid soccer player, and loved hiking.
Mr. Brown passed away last September, and he family wanted to honor his memory by
naming a bench after him. They are willing to collect funds if there are any costs
involved. Councilmembers Moore and Robison agreed that it was a great idea.
Councilmember Robinson added that the will also speak with Councilmember Jenkins,
who is the Councilmember for that Ward, to let him know that this request has been
brought to the Committee.




 3. Renaming the trail at Cato Park –

Councilmember Moore stated that the group that helps to maintain the trails at Cato
Park would like to be named Amanda Trail, in their honor. The request was initiate by
Mr. Allen in early 2021. The Committee with check with the Administration for next
steps.



 4. Update of the North Charleston football field –

Councilmember Moore stated that he had recently spoke to the Administration about the
update to the field. Now that funds have been secured, the project should be starting
soon, possibly in the Spring. The Director of Parks and Recreation, Rashaun Poore,
added that the City is currently working with the Land and Water Conservation Fund for
funding. It looks like they will be able to match up to $500,000 for the $1.9 million
project.




Meeting adjourned.




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