2. Discuss park matters and take appropriate action; Director Jacobs recognized Ms. Cook, who presented to and reviewed with the Board the General Manager’s Park report, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit B. Ms. Cook stated the park reservation during the 200990612.1 Easter holiday was a success and there would be an adjustment to the deposit refund. Ms. Cook informed the Board that the resident started their reservation a couple of hours earlier. Director Randall stated that due to the park reservation agreement approved by the resident, the extended time would be deducted from the deposit. Ms. Cook discussed the maintenance workloads at the park and their process of completion. From the report, Ms. Cook confirmed the park lights timer was repaired, the irrigation manual boxes were replaced, the toilet repairs were completed, and the broken bench part at the basketball court was temporarily replaced. Ms. Cook reviewed the splash pad material listings with the Board and discussed the options that were best to build with. Director Randall stated that the only changes she suggested for now would be to only build a shade and benches. Director Randall stated cementing the area and adding gravel would not be necessary at this time. Director Randall discussed hiring an additional help to build the shades. Discussion ensued. Upon motion by Director Randall, seconded by Director Jacobs, after full discussion and the question being put to the Board, the Board voted unanimously to approve Ms. Cook a budget not to exceed $1,500.00 to include the purchase of shade and materials, treated wood for the bench seats, cement for the poles, and hiring a contractor to assist with the build. Director Jacobs discussed information learned from the Association of Water Board of Director’s webinar on park safety. Director Jacobs emphasized the importance in park playground safety checkups, especially since schools will be out in June, and the number

Bastiat Liberty & Property Rights Analysis

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