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IX. RECREATION SCHOLARSHIP POLICY <br /> A. PURPOSE <br /> A recreation trust fund was established for the payment of recreation <br /> program fees for families with financial hardship. <br /> B. POLICY <br /> The recreation scholarship trust fund will be administrated by the city <br /> administrator and the parks and recreation director. <br /> The parks and recreation commission will set guidelines for the <br /> administration of this fund. <br /> Funds will be replaced through donations from service organizations and <br /> individuals. <br /> No annual budget will be established for the recreation scholarship trust <br /> fund. <br /> Total scholarship awards will be limited to the funds available in this <br /> fund. <br /> C. IMPLEMENTATION <br /> 22 Scholarships were awarded in 1993. <br /> X. FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COOPERATIVE SERVICE POLICY <br /> A. PURPOSE <br /> he city will consider giving financial support to service organizations or <br /> projects which benefit residents of the city. <br /> B. POLICY <br /> Must be an intergovernmental service or project. <br /> The financial support should be proportional to population. <br /> The service or project must be ongoing or be part of an ongoing effort with <br /> established goals and measurable results. <br /> The service or project must be something the city cannot accomplish by <br /> itself. <br /> The service or project must meet the legal requirements of promoting and <br /> ensuring the health, safety and welfare of Falcon Heights Citizens. <br /> C. IMPLEMENTATION <br /> In past years the city has given financial support to the following: <br /> Northwest Suburban Youth Services <br /> Dispute Resolution Center <br /> Mayor's Council Against Drugs <br /> Share -A -Home Program <br /> Retired Senior Volunteer Program <br /> Roseville Senior Program <br />