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November 29, 2013
The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
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OCSkate Park Committee Near
By JOANNE SHRINER
STAFF WRITER
OCEAN CITY – During Tuesday afternoon’s work session, a few items were brought before the Mayor and City Council, including the creation of a skate park task force and the next phase in the Boardwalk security initiative. Following the acceptation of bids to construct a shade structure at the Ocean Bowl Skate Park, Councilman Joe Mitrecic asked when a Skate Park Subcommittee would be convened to address the hours and operation at the Ocean Bowl during the off-season. The Skatepark Subcommittee was suggested following budgetary discussions last April when the council deliberated cutting hours at the skate park during the off-season to save costs. The council never voted to cut hours as a result of an outburst from the skate community, but agreed to study the hours and operations of the facility through a subcommittee, which was also done with the Surf Beach Subcommittee when surfing beach regulations were reviewed. Mayor Rick Meehan responded he has been working with Ocean Bowl Manager Dave Messick in putting together a list of those to serve on the task force, which should come forward next week.
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City Engineer Terry McGean requested bids are being solicited for the second phase of the Boardwalk Network Camera project, which includes new fiber optic cable from the Worcester sub-station to the tram station and new surveillance cameras at locations along the Boardwalk identified by the Ocean City Police Department. McGean reported the bids will be opened at the Dec. 10 work session. McGean explained the Mayor and City Council had previously discussed what to do with some surplus funds found in both the general fund and the cost savings from bond funded projects. One of the projects decided on was to appropriate an additional $150,000 from savings from the reconstruction of the Boardwalk project to go toward additional cameras and an additional fiber run on the Boardwalk to enhance security. The City Council voted 6-0 to approve the bid process with Council President Lloyd Martin absent.
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Meehan presented a proclamation recognizing James R. Purnell’s retirement as well as key to the city. “We are always happy to see an employee retire after so many years of service to the Town of Ocean City,” Mayor Rick Meehan said. “But at the same we certainly hate to see them leave the Ocean City family. We have so many great employees SEE PAGE 36
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