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Dresden Recreation Committee names Alan Moeller Co‑Chair, thanks volunteer for pickleball fundraising

Dresden Recreation Committee · April 3, 2025
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Summary

At its April 3 meeting the Dresden Recreation Committee unanimously approved Alan Moeller as Co‑Chair and formally thanked volunteer Elizabeth Sylvester for raising $1,300 and preparing a funded proposal for the town’s pickleball court.

The Dresden Recreation Committee unanimously approved Alan Moeller as Co‑Chair at its April 3 meeting and formally thanked a volunteer who led fundraising for the town’s pickleball court.

Alan Moeller was nominated and, according to the minutes, “unanimously approved as Co‑Chair, not Vice Chair,” an amendment recorded to the prior meeting notes. The committee made no other changes to the earlier minutes.

Committee member Elizabeth Sylvester submitted an eight‑page proposal to the Midcoast Maine Pickleball Association that was funded for $700 and has raised $1,300 in donations for the court. Bridge Academy reported an additional $600 donation from users of the pickleball court. The committee voted unanimously to “thank Elizabeth for her work on the pickleball court, fund raising, and report on the history.”

Minutes note the committee will fence all four sides of the outdoor pickleball court and that Dresden Elementary School students, having completed a unit on pickleball, want to use the outdoor court when it is open.

The committee also recorded that Elizabeth shared a history report with the Bridge Academy Board of Trustees and with Lisa Hewitt so the information could be provided to the Select Board.

Next steps recorded in the minutes include continuing fundraising and coordination with the Trustees and Select Board; no formal spending appropriation or construction schedule was specified in the minutes.