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Hamilton Park board plans disc golf concrete pads, field painting and other park improvements
Summary
At its Oct. 13 meeting the board discussed installing 4' x 10' concrete pads at the disc golf course (seeking a donation from Penney Concrete), wooden form construction by volunteer Rick, a spring ribbon-cutting, painting of the city field building, restroom upgrades, donated picnic tables from Fran Esry and creating a Slingin' D's Instagram page.
The City of Hamilton Park Board discussed multiple park improvements at its Oct. 13, 2025 meeting, including plans to install four-by-ten-foot concrete pads at the disc golf course before year-end. Mark Vollmer said he will take photographs of the site and contact the owner of Penney Concrete to request a donation to cover the concrete pads; the minutes do not record the owner's name or a confirmed donation amount.
A volunteer identified as Rick offered to construct wooden forms for the pads, which would reduce labor and material needs. Board members also discussed holding a ribbon-cutting in spring and coordinating the celebration with a disc golf tournament to attract community participation.
Separately, Lisa Moore said she will paint the city field building. Shawn Schuyler, listed among attendees, offered the services of a paint contractor and access to a sprayer through a contact. The board noted the park restrooms need new toilets and new signage; no cost estimates or procurement plans were recorded in the minutes.
Fran Esry told the board she has picnic tables available for the parks; Cole Crawford said he will contact Esry to arrange collection or delivery. The board also discussed setting up an Instagram account called Slingin' D's to promote the disc golf course and related events.
