The meeting focused on staff reports, financial updates, and approvals. The board unanimously approved minutes from the previous meeting, designated the Board of Works as agent for claims approval, delegated authority to modify job descriptions, and approved claims and payrolls. Discussions covered winter operations, program registrations, upcoming master plans, and lease negotiations.
So that a line policy fine thing we need to do is like a note. It says like they're going to be all fans. Probably where we put that construction. So yeah, so there's no variable. Pretty soon. They won't be shutting up at all. They would just have to know how to turn them all. I have not had a chance to work off. I mean they will lock down the entrances. Yeah. If they're only 24,000. I mean they added it out short. Oh, I think we're on the box like that. They just need to park and make sure they gain this. Yeah. So we said they have to make sure they can't. We just need to make sure we took the work at the house. But we need to make a like undocument. I'll just go with the document. Yeah, I'll bring it back up to speed for the gun game mayor cake. Yeah, something those very long. Yeah. Oh okay. Yeah. Okay. After everybody. All right. It's after four o'clock, and we have a quorum. Um Seth Rice, sports program manager, and I will be reporting for Rep Sports, Hamilton, and Paul today. So in Reg Sports, this Sunday we have the second week of our basketball buddies. Uh Colin, who is our sports coordinator and myself are the coaches of basketball buddies. Um it's awesome to see those kids grow week to week. Uh currently we have 19 participants in that specific sport. Uh you saw the registration just got over. We have over a thousand uh registrants again for the spring season. We're currently in uh registration for baseball, still we're at 240 kids with a couple weeks left in our youth baseball week. For Hamilton, we hosted 18 birthday parties and multiple room rentals during the month of January. We also hosted two sentinel games and 24 Columbus youth hockey games. Uh and then lastly, uh which I'm very excited about, we've put a new small ice policy, it's uh been well received. So before you call it on Monday morning and reserve your spot, yeah, pay $10 drop-in and people treated it essentially as a private rental. Um I did not like that, so we changed that policy. I thought there would be some pushback, but so far people have understood. So you can still do that same policy, but there's some option that that some more people will use that small ice if you come in for the ten dollar drop in. Uh can't pay 90 95 fee to have a private control on that. Um, but it actually has uh resulted in more of the screen that space, so we're excited about that for what we need. And finally, for me at golf, um, despite snow and the cold weather, uh, our revenue is actually up $1,500 for January of 2025. We're doing well on our season passes. I told you guys last board meeting honored brief is closed down this year. So we're expecting a very big year of the golf course, uh, both parking and green bill. Um also very happy to report that the Columbus East Boys high school team, they will be using green belt for their season this year.