Officers,
Members and Guests Present: Candace
Pantoga (SMPC) & Julian, Jim Winkle (web), Betty & Darwin Carpenter,
Bob Lockhart, Amy Turner (contact), Gary Amburn, Nick Glass, Susan Vandewalle,
Pamela Hathaway, Monte Wilson, Michael Ulrich, Dan Rick, Maureen Quinlan
(treasurer), Kirk Elliott (newsletter), Dana Zemliauskas, Jennifer Zahn
(secretary), Mike Ivey, Cynthia Snyder, Kyle Richmond.
The meeting began
at 6:30 pm.
Facilitator: Jim Winkle
Minute Taker: Jennifer Zahn
·
Susan
Vandewalle presented rezoning plans for 402 (Lakeside Fibers), 404 (loom space)
and 408 (single-family residence) Lakeside Street. Each of these buildings is
owned by the Vandewalles.
·
Phase one:
expand the shop and capacity for classes. Move all business activity to first
floor, refurbish 2nd floor to two apartments. Put on an addition on
the rear of the building and add a deck, replicating the old railroad depot
façade and complying with ADA access codes.
·
Phase two:
Remove the home, overlay the little loom studio with a 600 square foot addition
in Mission/Prairie style, creating two new rental town homes with excellent
views of the park and capitol building.
·
Why rezone?
Current zoning is for office use, not retail/residential.
·
How will we
know about the rezoning hearing? Look for signs posted in the store, maybe
an article in the Bulletin. Pushing for completion of larger store on September
1st.
·
Will
Section 8 vouchers be accepted? Currently not in the plans.
·
Where is
parking for the store and residential units? Seven to eight spaces will be
available between the rail corridor and the building.
Kyle Richmond
arrived to rousing cheers
and applause. Congratulations on your appointment to the Dane County Board!
Approval
of Minutes
March
minutes were approved. MOTION: Nick Glass. SECOND: Mike Ivey. APPROVAL:
Unanimous.
Contact
Person (Amy Turner)
Shared
news and information about the following organizations, documents and events:
·
Earth
Day Challenge April 20, 8 am – Meet at Bernie’s beach, bring
gloves. Group will move to Franklin Field and The Triangle time permitting.
·
Office
Ray is the new South Precinct liaison. Call and leave a message. His shift is
10 pm – 6 am six days a week.
·
A
UW Journalism student is doing a study on Bay Creek. If we’re lucky,
we’ll get to see their report!
·
¡BAY
CREEK EVENT!
Take a Stake in the Lakes Wingra Creek clean up is 6/15, Monona Bay
(Bernie’s Beach) clean up is 6/22. Both clean ups begin promptly at 9 am.
Mike Ivey and Jennifer Zahn are the respective organizers. Call if you’d
like to dig in! We need landlubbers and creek scrubbers (canoers/kayakers).
·
Safe
Community Coalition of Madison and Dane County traffic safety campaigns –
info passed.
·
Pedestrian/Bicycle/Motor
Vehicle Commission is seeking ideas for 2003-2005 projects. Attend a meeting on
April 23, 6 pm in Room 260 of the Madison Municipal Building, 215 Martin Luther
King Jr Boulevard.
·
BANA
Newsletter – info passed.
·
South
Madison Neighborhoods Steering Committee – minutes and agenda passed.
· Monona Terrace is celebrating its Five Year Anniversary – info passed.
Newsletter
(Kirk Elliott)
·
Articles
and drawings and pictures, oh my! Always needed.
·
June/July
issue - May 10th deadline.
·
Copy
editor opening.
Treasurer
(Maureen Quinlan)
·
$1677.58
total in our account
o
$613.96
membership
o
$279.80
newsletter
o
$245.25
signage
o
$85.45
web site
o
$453.12
community grant (Lunch Buddy/Mentor program – rakes and other materials
purchased)
SMPC
(Candace Pantoga)
· SMPC is currently (or recently was) doing an internal assessment of board operations.
Welcome
(Jennifer Zahn)
·
(Never-Ending)
Brochure project: MG&E will fund entire brochure. Yay! JZ reduced funding
request to $50 (from $500) to cover cost of collating brochures into the
newsletter. Just learned we need to redo format from PC PageMaker to Mac Quark.
Oy! Distribution will occur with next newsletter.
·
EcoTeams:
We have two EcoTeams active in Bay Creek this spring. Props to the Cheap Composting
Campers and the Environ-Mentals!
·
Welcome
Committee (aka JZ and anyone giddy enough to join her) will organize the June
22 Monona Bay clean up (Take a Stake in the Lakes). See further info in Contact
Person section above.
·
JZ
will host an “Activate Those Ideas!” gathering at her house on an
upcoming Sunday so neighbors can get started on some of the newly brainstormed
ideas from the March meeting. Brainstormed ideas will be typed and posted on
the Bay Creek listserv.
·
Quann
Park Community Garden Plot sign up (Jim Winkle): April 20, 9 am,Cargo Coffee on
South Park Street.
·
Police
Meeting (Nick Glass): 17 Bay Creek neighborhood representatives showed up.
Discussion covered what neighbors want, what officers can do to assist. Check
the Bulletin and neighborhood website http://www.geocities.com/bay_creek
for a listing of phone and other police contact information.
MOTION
to extend meeting another 15 minutes: Jennifer Zahn. SECOND: Mike Ivey.
APPROVAL: Unanimous.
·
Bank
Update (Mike Ulrich, owner & neighbor): New tenant, hair salon (front) and
barbershop (back) will move in early May. Mike is approaching the City on
Thursday 04/11 for a parking variance.
·
Yard
Sale: A subcommittee will brainstorm possible dates and bring to next BCNA
meeting. FYI, St. Mark’s is moving their sale to spring.
·
Removal/Merging
of Neighborhood Area #4 (Romnes Apartments): Kyle Richmond will make personal
contact with our Romnes friends to discuss this idea and/or will draft a letter
(~300 copies needed) explaining the situation. Idea is to merge the Area 4 into
another existing area since we have not had a Neighborhood Representative for
two of the last neighborhood council election years.
Next
Meeting: Monday, May 13, 2002
Facilitator:
Maureen Quinlan, 6:30 pm, Baha’i Center, 324 W Lakeside Street.
MOTION
to adjourn: Cynthia Snyder. SECOND: My gosh, I missed it. Sorry. APPROVAL:
Unanimous. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 pm.
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