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Tree Board approves TDS Fiber spot, discusses sprinkler, campground refund rule and facility rentals
Summary
The Laurel Park-Tree Board approved recommending a TDS Fiber junction-box location in an East Maryland park to the City Council, reviewed a sprinkler quote pending for W 12th St. Park, discussed a 24-hour campground refund rule for Riverside Park, and noted increased interest in Riverside Hall rentals.
At its May 7 meeting, the Laurel Park-Tree Board approved forwarding a recommendation to the City Council to allow TDS Fiber to install a junction box at the marked spot in a park along East Maryland and discussed several parks and facilities matters including a pending sprinkler quote for W 12th St. Park, campground refund rules and rental interest at Riverside Hall.
According to the minutes, TDS Fiber provided a marked photo showing the proposed location; after discussion board member Irv Wilke moved to approve the "X" spot and send the recommendation to the City Council. Joe Holzwarth seconded the motion and the minutes record that the motion was approved. The minutes do not specify any conditions, easement language, or technical details of the installation.
On park maintenance and access, the board noted a pending quote for a sprinkler at W 12th St. Park and that the school has returned Fir Field to the city though it still uses the fields; 'Matt' is scheduled to meet with school officials the following day. The board discussed naming W 12th St. Park and developing a handicap/sensory area. The minutes also note that an area in Thompson Park is set aside for fireworks.
On campground operations, the board discussed reinstating a 24-hour cancellation requirement for refunds at Riverside Park as campground usage has resumed. Members also reported there were no new updates on the American Legion building at Riverside Park, and that Riverside Hall/Lions Club appears in good condition with growing rental interest.
The minutes do not contain roll-call votes or technical permit details; any land-use approvals or utility installations will be subject to Council and city permitting processes.
