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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO PARK COMMISSION MEETING <br />Monday, July 2, 2018 <br />6:30 o'clock p.m. <br />$715 for lumber and screws, $250 for stainless steel bolts and brackets, and $200 for stepping stones. <br />Jones stated the brackets will be six inches above the ground, with the bridge being slightly above that, <br />and the stepping stones will make it easier to walk up on the bridge. <br />Jones noted the Scouts will have a truck and trailer to move the assembled components to the site. There <br />will also be first aid supplies on site in the event an injury occurs. Jones indicated the chances of <br />someone being hurt is low since the boards will be precut. It is being recommend that all Boy Scouts <br />wear bug spray, gloves and boots. <br />Jones stated he hopes to begin construction sometime in July and be finished by the end of July. <br />Meyers asked whether any trees or rocks need to be removed. <br />Jones stated there are no trees that will need to be removed but there are a couple of planks and logs that <br />will need to be moved. <br />Meyers asked if the pipes have to be below the frost line to prevent heaving. <br />Jones said the mud plates on the pipes will be buried under ground, which should hold it pretty steady. <br />Jones indicated there is a circular disk with a hole in the middle of it to allow the decking to move up and <br />down and that he can loosen or tighten the bolts as necessary. <br />Johnson stated in his view $50 might be a little low for unexpected expenses and that 10 percent might be <br />a better number. <br />Jones noted 10 percent would be around $300. <br />Ruegemer commented the bridges will be awesome to help with the flooding and mud. <br />Williams asked if he measured the sites to determine how long the sections should be. <br />Jones indicated he did measure it and then rounded it to the nearest eighth to determine how many <br />sections would need to be built. <br />Roath asked whether the Boy Scouts will be cutting the pipes. <br />Jones stated the pipes will be precut and that he can put safety caps on the pipes if the edges are sharp. <br />Meyers asked whether there are any ADA issues. <br />Edwards indicated it is not an ADA trail. <br />The Park Commission took no formal action on this item. <br />4. GIRL SCOUT PROJECT — LURTON PARK MEMORIAL PAVERS — JULIANA WARD <br />Juliana Ward addressed the Park Commission regarding her Girl Scout project for Lurton Park. Ward <br />stated she and her family are huge dog lovers and that they currently have a dog that they love taking to <br />Page 3 of 11 <br />
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