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"i.*: <br />k, ■ ' <br />^ or OKOMO axmciL mbitihg held maech x2» 1990 <br />BU^tNOOl ItfJ. DIANOMD COWTIMOBD <br />* CoQnc uiber Goetten sug9csted that there be a vote to <br />adopt this matter to the Agenda for discussion. Goetten <br />indicated that the persona present should be given an opportunity <br />to address the Council, but that a vote on the matter be delayed <br />until March 26th. <br />Mayor Grabek suggested if there is no vote on this matter <br />that any discussion of it be delayed until March 26th when all <br />interestte^ parties could be present. <br />CounciImember Goetten asked Bernhardson how this matter had <br />been scheduled for this meeting, when the Paper and the Minutes <br />indicated it ifould be schedule* for March 26th. <br />Bernhardson replied that the Park Commission had met <br />subsequent to the last Council meeting. The Little League Ball <br />Diamond was discussed at that meeting and a request was made that <br />the matter be heard at the March 12 Council Meeting. The Orono <br />Baseball Association requested that the matter be moved ahead so <br />they could begin preparing for ^he season as soon as possible. <br />Councilmember Nettles asked those in actendance whether they <br />felt that those present this evening represented a majority of <br />persons concerned about this matter* <br />Mr. David Use, 3630 Eileen Street, indicated that he had <br />informed people he personally knew about the meeting being held <br />this evening. However, Mr. Use felt that there were other Orono <br />residents that are expecting to have the matter discussed March <br />26th as the paper indicated. <br />Mayor Grabek asked, if this matter is approved this evening, <br />whether a resolution would be presented at the March 26 Council <br />Meeting for final approval? <br />City Attorney Barrett replied that Council could use its <br />discretion in that regard. <br />Mayor Grabek asked the Park Commission representatives <br />present for their opinion in regard to delaying action on this <br />matter. <br />Nr. Phil Bradley, Pi^'i Commission Chair, indicated that on <br />one hand, the Baseball As' iMon was anxious to have the matter <br />decided. On the other ho rtome new developments have surfaced <br />since the Park Cormissisn Meeting. Mr. Bradley offered to <br />provide the Counci- with the information ar’'" Park Commission <br />recommendation that resulted from their m^.oing. <br />Councilmember Goetten indicated that she had hoped to have <br />an opportunity to review the Park Commission recommendations <br />- 2 -