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Minutes of a Meeting of the <br />North Olmsted Recreation Commission <br />March 2, 2009 <br /> <br /> <br />REPORT OF THE COMMUNITY LIFE SERVICES DIRECTOR <br /> <br />Painting in the Rec Center <br /> <br />th <br />Mr. Dailey told Ms. Powell the Rec Center is having someone coming out next Monday, the 10 of <br />March, from Sherwin Williams to go over painting options for the front lobby by the ticket booth and <br />going down the hallway down by Tennis. He did not think that Concessions would be handled and the <br />warming area beside the Rink. In addition, we will be painting inside the rink area. There will be <br />some white, orange and black in that area for North Olmsted colors. He did not know if it would be <br />bleachers first or the walls. We want it to look good for the North Olmsted schools, since they use it <br />the most. <br /> <br />Janitorial Services <br /> <br />In 2008, janitorial services with the previous vendor were terminated. The Rec was paying about <br />$3,500 a month for what they were doing. Ted, in working with his staff, is seeing what the crew can <br />handle and not handle on a regular basis. There will be a purchase order with another vendor, <br />Coverall Cleaning Solutions. It will be about $995 per month. The company will help us maintain the <br />showers and heavy traffic areas a lot better. It’s a third of the cost than what’s been done in the past, <br />and we’ll get just as much done as we need to do. <br /> <br />Barton/Bradley Park Project <br /> <br />The Barton/Bradley Park Project had the grant awarded for $25,600. The City will be using that <br />money in addition to the other cap outlay money for this year and, hopefully some other donated <br />funds, to get the Barton/Bradley Park Project completed. The City is waiting to get the completed <br />contract from the State of Ohio, we can go out to bid for the entire project. We should have it ready <br />by June. <br /> <br />This concluded the Report of the Community Life Services Director. <br /> <br />Mr. Mahoney had a question for Mr. Dailey: Mr. Mahoney was approached by one of the officials of <br />NOSO. He wants to donate a shed and have it put up at the Barton/Bradley soccer fields. He didn’t <br />get into specifics. He asked if there was any specific protocol before a shed was placed. Mr. Dailey <br />said it will have to be placed before the Building Department, and there will be a permit fee. <br /> <br />Mr. Scarl noted that he hopes it’s not a Rubbermaid shed, because vandals will just destroy it; the shed <br />must be more substantial than that. <br /> <br />Mr. Mahoney had another question on a similar subject: another person from NOSO approached him <br />and asked how he would go about getting an estimate for paving parking lots there. He indicated that <br />he wanted to pave not right up along the fence but the little strip across the street and on the other <br />side <br />Page 5 <br /> <br />