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• class registration is revoked after the registration deadline. Abernathy stated that <br />refunds do impact the program's status and program preparation such as staff <br />scheduling and supplies. Charging them a fee to revoke their registration, may defer <br />them from canceling out of a program or waiting until the program has begun to do <br />so. Kwong questioned whether it would be better to go with a basic number or if <br />taking a percentage of the registration fee would make better sense. Abernathy <br />reported she is currently conducting a program fee comparison on recreation <br />programs being offered by surrounding communities. From this information the <br />Commission may be able to see where we are at with competitors and then make <br />the decision whether to charge a refund fee of a flat dollar amount or a percentage <br />of the fee paid for the class. <br />Splash Pads- Abernathy reported she had spoken to a company who has done some <br />splash pads in Minnesota and will bring their information to next months meeting as <br />research other companies and the cost such a structure may cost. Many <br />Commissioners were curious as to the cost of the splash pad.. Green suggested that <br />we research it as much as we can and then deicide if this is something the <br />Commission wants to pursue further. <br />Next Park Commission meeting will be Monday, November 10th 6:30pm at City Hall <br />Ad'ournment <br />J <br />Motion made by Faust <br />Minutes respectfully submitted by Lisa Abernathy. If there are any corrections or <br />additions, please contact Lisa Abernathy by phone at 651-792-7616 or by email at <br />Lisa. abernathy@falconheights. org. <br />• <br />