Special Board Meeting- AT&T Box Coverings April 23, 2014
Meeting started at 7:11 PM
AT&T Box Coverings
In Attendance: Jeremy Mehrle, Beth Bennett, Sean Cochran, Nancy Kelly, Luann Denten, Michael Pastore, Jackie Parker, Macy Mehrle
Special guests: Richard Eaton, Linda Kurdi
- History
- Little Bavarian Brewery was originally on grounds of Pontiac Park
- Chief Pontiac is namesake of park
- Att boxes were put in 2008
- Att provided $10,000 as appeasement to the SRG to avoid a lawsuit
- Special Committee was formed in 2012 to find a solution to cover the boxes
- Obstacles
- Could not put vegetation around boxes, it would only hide one part
- You cannot dig in the area because of all the wires
- Could not fence in because of this
- Not allowed to paint because boxes get too hot
- Solution
- Extend concrete across so we can out fencing on concrete and not dig into ground
- Wanted to incorporate chief Pontiac into the fencing with historical marker
- Signage + fencing 6' tall by 21' long
- Tree silhouettes will cap ends
- Barn gate opening on 10th street for access
- Total is $10,600 plus concrete
- Could be as high as $1,500 for aggregate concrete
- Need approval from city parks department
- Approval from AT&T is necessary
- Needs $4,000 to start ordering supplies
- $475 a month after $4,000
- We can retain 30% unpaid until installation is finished
- Needs
- Have not contacted att about covering
- John is ready to make proposal to AT&T
- Have not contacted att about covering
- Final Notes
- If we do not approve welding design, committee to cover boxes will disband, they have exhausted all options
- Motion to table the issue until April 29th at 7 PM-7 yes, 1 abstained
Adjourned at 8:52 PM