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Historical September–October 2004 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS – Dog Park Proposal – Presentation made by Sarah Murphy, President of the CWF, Dog Parks and 4 others. Ms Murphy indicated that their organization was interested in opening a dog park in SDCC. Specifically, they are interested in a lot at the NW corner of Pershing & DesPeres and they are requesting a formal letter of support for a dog park in SDCC.
They would secure the dog park with a wrought iron fence. Had questions about the ownership of the lot and the City process to secure the necessary support. Discussion followed. At present, the group will explore acquiring the parcel at Pershing and DesPeres while also looking for other properties in the SDCC area.
A copy of the CWE Dog Parks handout is attached.
They will be moving the Central West End dog park to Olive and Taylor FINANCE REPORT: The April financial report is attached; it indicates that revenues are slightly above projection.
A motion was made and seconded to accept the Treasurer’s Report; the report was accepted.
The cash balance includes restricted funds of $54,000 leaving available cash of $14,000.
The Treasurer will look for a more reader friendly way in which to reflect the restricted fund on the financials.
To date, the campaign has raised close to $5,000 and donations continue to come in. SECURITY REPORT: Lt. Glenn Williams thanked SDCC for their support.
He cited several crimes in the areas – 2 burglaries in the 6100 McPherson & 6100 Kingsbury; gunpoint robbery of woman in the 5500 block of Waterman, problem property in the 5800 block of DeGiverville, police have met with owners and will continue to monitor; and a man seen driving a Blue Olds, was seen exposing himself.
There was also mention of a burglary in Parkview and a car thief.. 7h District police have met with Washington University police to address neighborhood concerns and to coordinate safety efforts. Lt Williams reminded us to lock doors when working outside and to use window locks when leaving windows open. ALDERMANIC REPORT: Alderwoman Krewson attended the ribbon cutting fro the East meets the West festival this morning and informed us of the Landmarks Association awards to the Coronada, Joe Edwards for the 6172 -78 renovation and the Lister Building, She also updated us on the status of the Metro contractor hauling dirt through the neighborhood.
The Judge call both parties together to get it settled and said there should Be more than one route.
An agreement is in the works.
As part of the agreement the DesPeres Cul-De-Sac will temporarily come down, no one route can take more than 60% of the hauling traffic.
The City will place an inspector on site to monitor the agreement. COMMITTEE REPORTS BEAUTIFICATION: Andy Cross reported on planting Day activities at 4 corners and the playground on May 15 ; posts are being repaired.
A sign-up sheet for volunteers for the Breakfast Tour was circulated. Executive Director’s Report Laure reminded us that the Breakfast Tour is June I.
Each Board member was given 10 tickets for the Breakfast.
A copy of the Executive Director’s Report is attached. SKINKER DEBALIVIERE HOUSING CORPORATION: No oral report was given, however, a copy of the written report is attached. Country Store is closed. At Laurel & Delmar, John Matthews is rehabbing OTHER BUSINESS: Steve Givens reported on the following Washington University events: 5/21 Washington University commencement speaker will be Tom Friedman, NY Times columnist. Honorary degrees will be bestowed upon Judge McMillan and Joe Edwards; Olin Library can be used as research tool. Olympic torch comes on June 17th.
On June 16, Washington University is having a ceremony at Frances Fields – the rededication of field ceremony. Ms. May reported that a job fair, jointly coordinated by West End Community Center and Mt. Carmel Church on May 20 from 3 – 7. pm at Hamilton School ADJOURNMENT
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September–October 2004.
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Archival transcription note: Minutes print Breakfast Tour June1; full GardenTour report says June5. Source discrepancy retained.
Original source: SD_Times2004_09.pdf, printed page(s) 7; PDF page(s) 7.
