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Page 2 ~ ~ `~' Council Minutes Feb. 23, 1994 PROPOSED RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENTS AT FALCON HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AT 1393 GARDEN AVENUE At the February 9, 1994 council meeting, the council accepted a petition from the Roseville School District #623 requesting the city to assess the school district for certain improvements on the property. An agreement was approved between the school district and the city for financial arrangements and other requirements governing the assessment for these improvements not to exceed 5250,000. The next step is the adoption of a resolution ordering the improvements so they can be assessed to the school district. Gehrz moved adoption of Resolution R-94-08 and motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-94-08 I~~ L~ J A RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AT FALCON HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 1393 GARDEN AVENUE ROSEVILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL REQUEST FOR USE OF COMMUNITY PARK TENNIS COURTS Carol Kriegler, Parks & Recreation Director, appeared before the city council to present the request by Hans Peterson, Roseville Area High School athletic director, for use of the Community Park's tennis courts in the spring and fall of 1994. Kriegler stated the high school's tennis courts are unavailable due to impending construction. The courts would be used Monday through Friday from 2:15 to 4:30 p.m. for practice (until 5:30 p.m. on meet days) from April 1 to June 1, 1994 and from September 6 to mid-October, 1994. Sue Gehrz expressed some concern about the non-availability of the courts for the community's young people. She questioned if it was possible to promote building relationships between the high school tennis players and the younger people who come to the courts. Tom Baldwin suggested the Park and Recreation Commission look at some alternative activity for the young people during this time period. Council requested staff and the Park and Recreation Commission explore the possibility of the Roseville Area High School tennis teams' providing or assisting in city youth recreational tennis programs. If approved, Jacobs suggested that staff inform the community about the arrangement by community newsletter and local papers. After further brief discussion, Gibson Talbot moved to grant the request of Roseville Area High School to use the Community Parks's tennis courts at the above times and