Overbrook City Council Meeting
July 26th, 2006
A proposal
for Recreation Vehicle Parking at
Don Hylton
and I met at the
Don Hylton
and Leonard Jirak feel comfortable that we could
build four gravel stalls, with water & electricity outlets, and the stalls
would be 30 feet wide, and 60 ft long, which would include an exit, drive at
the end of the stall. The existing
electricity would come from the electrical that exist and the water from the
animal wash area at the County Fair grounds.
At a future time we may consider
cutting into and using the existing toilet facilities for a dump station. The
water line would be extended, for cleaning purpose, to the toilet facilities at
the lake parking lot.
To enter, the entry road, from
the highway, would Y and continues in the R.V. area, where the four stalls and
one exit would be cut into the wooded area.
We would attempt to save as many trees for shade and aesthetic value and
also as a cover for the trailway. The frontage would be a minimum of one
hundred and fifty feet wide.
There would be a limitation to
the time of occupation of each stall, and payment would be made through a
payment box. This not a
unusual for a small park. The city would
be responsible for the pick up of rental money, utilities and maintenance. We
feel that $15.00 per day would be a conservative charge, 50% occupancy,
amounting to $10,800 per year.
For evaluation purpose, we
suggest that you cut into the wooded area, a U drive at the 150 width that
would be 15 foot wide and 60-foot depth.
Sincerely
Ken Krause
Chairman