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-Alderperson Cory Neeley, Park & Recreation Board Chair
N O T I C E
A meeting of the City of Evansville Park and Recreation Board will be held on the date and time stated below. Notice is further
given that members of the City Council and Historic Preservation Commission may be in attendance. Requests for persons with
disabilities who need assistance to participate in this meeting should be made by calling City Hall at (608)-882-2266 with as much
notice as possible.
City of Evansville Park and Recreation Board
Regular Meeting
City Hall, 31 S Madison St., Evansville, WI 53536
Tuesday, November 19, 2024 6:00 pm
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Motion to Approve Agenda
4. Motion to Waive the reading of the minutes from the October 15, 2024 meeting and Approve
them as printed.
5. Civility Reminder
6. Citizen Appearances
7. New Business
8. Park’s Report
9. Aquatic Center
A. Financial Reports
10. Old Business
11. Upcoming Meetings
A. Tuesday, December 17, 2024 at 6:00pm
12. Adjourn
The minutes are not official until approved at the next regular meeting.
City of Evansville Park and Recreation Board
Regular Meeting
City Hall, 31 S Madison St., Evansville, WI 53536
Tuesday, October 15, 2024 6:00 pm
MINUTES
1. Call to Order: Neeley called the meeting to order at 6:00pm
2. Roll Call:
3. Motion to Approve Agenda by Sigl, seconded by Evans. Motion passed 4-0.
*Espinosa arrived at 6:01pm*
4. Motion to Waive the reading of the minutes from the September 17, 2024 meeting and
Approve them as printed by Espinosa, seconded by Sigl. Motion passed 5-0
5. Civility Reminder: Neeley issued a reminder that we hold all city meetings with respect and
decorum.
6. Citizen Appearances:
A. Thyme shared the history of the spring tournament that the Angel’s host. They are looking
to see if they could hold their tournament next year at Larson Acres Park. There was
discussion about the upcoming revamping of Chapter 86 and the fee schedule to go with.
Currently, the park reservations occur on a first-come, first served basis starting January
1st.
B. Thompson inquired about the conditions of the 11x11 soccer field as it is a little rough.
There was some discussion on the events of the construction process of the park.
7. New Business: None
8. Park’s Report: Anderson shared that the restrooms will be closed on October 28th, excluding
Larson Acres and Countryside due to soccer. The mowing has concluded for the season. There
was additional discussion on the paving in the park yet to be completed this year.
9. Aquatic Center:
A. Season Report/Updates: Neeley started the discussion with questions about the cash
handling procedures and the chain of command. There was additional discussion about the
limited hours that Olsen was able to work due to the restriction of 1199 rolling hour limit.
There was some discussion about the rates and the amount of money that was continuing to
Members Present/Absent Others Present
Alderperson Cory Neeley P Scott Kriebs, Municipal Services Director
Sue Merrit A Ray Anderson, Park’s Custodian
Lyman Fuson A Angie Olsen, Aquatic Center Director
Chad Sigl P Julie Roberts, City Treasurer
Matt Poock P Leah Hurtley, City Clerk
Jim Espinosa (arrive at 6:01pm) P Mike Thyme, Angels Softball League
Kris Evans P Ryan Thompson, Evansville Soccer Club
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The minutes are not official until approved at the next regular meeting.
be accepted all summer long, even into August. Neeley reiterated that with the amount of
money that the Aquatic Center generated, it needs to be treated as a business. The money
needs to be tracked and cash handling procedures in place or large sums of money could
disappear quickly. There was additional discussion on wages and the potential of
increasing them. They used to be average, but now are at the lower end. There was
discussion about the benefits of retention of help and rewarding that as the returning help
would be able to train new employees. There was some discussion about the vandalism
that had occurred during the season and what could be done moving forward. For the next
meeting, the committee would like to see a P & L for the Pool and Concessions.
10. Old Business: None
11. Upcoming Meetings:
A. Tuesday, November19, 2024 at 6:00pm
12. Adjourn: Neeley adjourned the meeting at 6:45pm
CITY OF EVANSVILLE Account Summary - Pool/Concession Rev & Exp Page: 1
GL Period: 01/24 - 10/24 Nov 18, 2024 11:23AM
GENERAL FUND
Account Ending
Number Title Balance
100-46723-550 TAXABLE CONCESSION REV 52,835.37-
100-46750-550 AQUATIC CENT ER REVENUE 8,800.22-
100-46751-550 TAXABLE AQUATIC CENTER REVENU 205,319.30-
100-55730-110 SWIMMING POOL SALARY 107,895.49
100-55730-150 SWIMMING POOL FICA 8,253.85
100-55730-300 SWIMMING POOL EXPENSES 65,065.06
100-55730-350 POOL/PARK STORE MAINT EXPENSE 156.99
100-55730-510 SWIMMING POOL PROPERTY INS 1,267.44
100-55730-511 POOL LIABILI TY INSURANCE 704.90
100-55730-512 POOL WORKERS COMP INSURANCE 732.17
100-55740-110 PARK STORE SALARY .00
100-55740-150 PARK STORE FICA .00
100-55740-300 PARK STORE EXPENSES 42,544.94
100-55740-512 PARK STORE WORK COMP INS 79.36
Grand Totals: 40,254.69-
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Source: City of Evansville website. First collected Oct 15, 2026.