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Hamilton park board discusses disc-golf course plans, concrete pads and volunteer work
Summary
Board members discussed plans for a proposed disc-golf course, with Rick Morgan offering to make concrete forms, Penney Concrete identified as a potential contact, and several board members volunteering to dig and prepare tee pads; no formal action was taken.
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Members of the City of Hamilton Park Board discussed plans Sept. 8 to develop a disc-golf course and the immediate volunteer and materials needs to begin pad construction. The minutes say the board is waiting for Mark to contact an owner at Penney Concrete; Rick Morgan said he would make forms for concrete pads, the board will supply lumber for the forms, and volunteers (Shawn Schuyler, Brandon Smith and Cole Crawford) said they would help dig out pad locations.
No formal motion or vote was recorded regarding the disc-golf project during the meeting. The minutes frame the item as a planning discussion and volunteer coordination rather than a procurement or construction contract; the board noted it needs to confirm contact with Penney Concrete and secure the required wood for forms.
Board members present included Cole Crawford, Courtenay Hughes, Rick Morgan, Brandon Smith, Lisa Moore, Gina Silkwood and Shawn Schuyler. The minutes do not record a schedule for construction, cost estimates, or whether city staff or contractors will be engaged beyond volunteer labor and coordination.
The board set its next meeting for Monday, Oct. 14 at 5:30 p.m. and adjourned at 6:10 p.m.
