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#' A„ <br />r. ~C A <br />~?~ ~'\ <br />'~Y+ ~~ti: ~, 4 , <br />MINUTES <br />MARCH 11, 1992 <br />PAGE 3 <br />Baldwin indicated his support of the funding as he felt it was a <br />good opportunity to cooperate and share as the school district <br />has land, the city does not; the city has funds, the district <br />does not. He felt that this project could be funded in addition <br />to addressing any proposed northeast area project. <br />LaDonna Schugel requested that the Mayor not allow anyone going <br />door to door to help the Brimhall project if the council votes <br />to expend the $5,000. Baldwin replied that the city does not <br />have that power. <br />Gibson Talbot moved support of the $5,000 expenditure for <br />Brimhall School playground equipment contingent upon an <br />acceptable agreement being drafted by the city attorney. <br />Ciernia felt that expending funds for use outside the city was a <br />significant departure in practice and since the Planning <br />Commission annually reviews the Capital Improvement Plan, that <br />this matter should be referred to that body for review. He <br />offered a friendly amendment that the expenditure also be <br />contingent upon Planning Commission recommendation. Gibson <br />Talbot indicated she did not consider it a friendly amendment. <br />Ciernia moved that the amendment to refer the item to the <br />Planning Commission be accepted on the assumption that this is a <br />significant departure from usual practice. Upon a vote being <br />taken the following voted in favor thereof: Ciernia, and the <br />following voted against the same: Gehrz, Gibson Talbot Jacobs <br />and Baldwin. Motion defeated. <br />Ciernia requested that the Parks and Recreation Commission be <br />asked to draft a proposed policy for spending of funds outside <br />of the city to avoid these types of arguments in the future. <br />The draft will be placed on a council agenda for discussion. <br />Upon the vote being taken on Gibson Talbot's motion for the <br />expenditure of $5,000 for playground equipment, the following <br />voted in favor thereof: Gehrz, Gibson Talbot and Baldwin, and <br />the following voted against the same: Ciernia and Jacobs. <br />Motion carried. <br />The attorney's draft of the agreement between the city and the <br />school district will be placed on the March 25th agenda. <br />INFORMATIONAL ITEMS <br />1. Solid Waste Commission Minutes of 2/6/92 <br />2. Highlights from February 1992 Financial Summary <br />