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MINUTES <br />Council and Planning Commission <br />Mar•ch 10, 1988 <br />Bor~g also pointed out to the Council and Commission the high cost of <br />pool maintenance, estimating that cost at $50,000 per• year•. <br />Scalze pointed out that the 5chool Distr•ict has the option of condomini- <br />mizing the building and selling only a por~tion of it such as was done <br />with the Old Little Canada School. Scalze stated that this is what she <br />per~sonally would like to see with the School Distr•ict keeping a por~tion <br />of the building as a satellite community center• on the east end of the <br />distr•ict. Scalze pointed out the many pr~ogr~ams at Fair~view Community <br />Center~, especially senior~ citizen pr•ogr•ams, that are not used by Little <br />Canada r~esidents because Fair•view is too far• to go. <br />Julie Cartlinal, Community Education Coordinator, pointed out that there <br />ar~e swimming pr~ogr~ams at Par•kview as well as Fair~view. <br />Cliane Husak commented on the difficulty in getting childr~en into swimming <br />lessons because of the high demand. Husak noted that the Capitol View <br />pool is no longer~ being used. <br />Bor•g did not feel ther~e was a shor•tage of swimming pools in the Distr~ict. <br />Fahey commented that r•esidents at this end of the School Distr•ict <br />feel short-changed due to the location of community education center•s <br />within the Distr•ict. Fahey stated that Little Canada is not getting <br />i ts fai r• shar~e of tax dol l ar•s wi th r~egar•d to communi ty educati on <br />facilities. <br />Scalze felt the City had to let the School District know what is <br />r•ight for• Little Canacla. <br />Fahey asked if the City of Roseville ran any swimminq programs. <br />f3or•g r•eplied that Roseville did not and that the School Distr~ict <br />conducted all the swimming programs in the District. <br />DeLonais pointed out that Capitol View is located between two population <br />center•s within the Distr•ict. <br />Fahe.y asked for~ feelings fr•om those pr•esent in City par•ticipation in <br />the addition onto Little Canada School and the need for retention of <br />inside facilities at Capitol View. <br />Costa asked what outside facilities wer•e located at Capitol View. <br />Borg replied that there are 4 tennis cour~ts, 2 baseball fields, 1 <br />softball field and a football/soccer~ field with r~unning tr~act. <br />Fahey suggested the possibilit,y of the School Distr~ict r•etaininq <br />the land to the east and only the Capitol View building beinq rezoned <br />to R-3 PUD, if ther~e was not enough inter•est in r•etaining the inside <br />facilities. <br />Page -3- <br />