HomeMy WebLinkAboutcoa.cclc.min.070313 COMMERCIAL CORE & LODGING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF July 3, 2013
Chairperson, Don Sheeley called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Commissioner
in attendance: Kiki Rij, Riley Tippet, Bill Dinsmoor ,, Terry Butler, Siam Castillo
and Hana Pevny. Andrew Kole was absent.
MOTION: Kiki moved to approve the minutes of June 19th" second by Riley. All
in favor, motion carried.
Flowers/triangle/mall/roundabout
Don said we had a comment from the public at the last meeting and they were
concerned about so many annual flowers and the cost. We need to incorporate
more perennials.
Bill said colors and textures could be added to the beds. We need to make the beds
have a more interesting effect.
Terry asked what is the roundabout supposed to say? Dan Nelson said the theme
was coming into the wilderness.
Don said a citizen committee decided that they wanted it natural. The medium
strip is also full of weeds.
Terry said the last thing we need is the impression on our town that we have
weeds.
Bill said one year the lupine were spectacular.
Terry said the directive on natural vegetation was done long ago. We would like
perennial flowers that have meaning at the roundabout.
Stephen Elsperman, Parks Department said what CCLC wants takes a lot of time
and higher maintenance. The seed mixes have color. There aren't any weeds out
there and we spent a lot of time eradicating the weeds. Natural grasses have a
different curing and they do brown out and don't have that tight look. At the
center of the roundabout we have put in new perennials and they take time to
mature. 750 plants were added. We are not proposing to change it and that would
have to happen at the community level.
For every person that wants things to change there is someone that wants it the
same. For 2014 Parks put in for $20,000 for upgrades and $50,000 for watering
upgrade. This should be a community effort.
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Terry said the flowers and trees are greatly appreciated 013
different and more beautiful. They remind one of and every year they are
flower is my concern, Switzerland. The weak looking
What is in town is manicured. It seems that the row
doesn't homogenize with the town.
ndabout
Julie Kellams, horticulturist introduced herself. Julie
sanctuary and is working for the Parks Department and eyed on the John Denver
landscaping. sewing all the
Stephen said we want to incorporate a palate that a
color throughout the year. Mows us to have some verse of
Stephen said let us go through next year as we are
Siam said we want to keep it in a ere doing some changes.
Stephen said the native rase Perennial native species.
grasses go with the native species.
Don said all we want is some color at the'roundabout.
Riley said there is a portion of the communi ut.
that do. More color is a ha ppy blend. tY that don't care and there are those
Stephen said our plan is using more plants but ou
Terry said she likes the combination of mu Y will still have the grasses.
Stephen said Julie and Dan have mulch areas and grasses together.
e spent a lot of time looking at the different areas.
We are transitioning to more perennials.
Bike lanes
Don said people who use them thing the bike lanes
are for them not the cars. Why
do you have to have a s
ymbol on the street.
Bill said people think it is their right because of the
entitlement. stencils and they feel it is their
Stephen said the intent is to get bicyclist through saf
community is headed. g ely. It is where this
Mall
Dan said he is getting ready for the band for tomorrow night.
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Stephen said the electrical update will involve Ruby Park, Wagner and the malls.
MOTION: Don moved to adjourn; second by Kiki. All in favor motion carried.
Meeting adjourned at 9:30 a.m.
Kathleen J. Strickland, Chief Deputy Clerk
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