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MINUTES City Council May 11, 1988 Day Camp Pr•ogr•am (Cont.) was over•looked. Mor•elan r~epor•ted that an additional $500 in funding is needed for~ these activities. Mr~s. Scalze intr~oduced the following r~esolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 88-5-185 - AUTHORIZING TNE EXPENDITURE OF $500 fOR TNE DAY CAP1P PROGRAM TO BE CONDUCTED AT LITTLE CANADA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The for•egoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr~. LaValle. Ayes (5) Scalze, LaValle, Collova, Blesener•. Fahey. Nays (0). Resolution declar•ed adopted. This resolution appear~s in Resolution Book No. 19, Page 188. The City Cler•k suggested that the money for~ the Day Camp Pr~ogr•am be taken fr•om the Gener~al Fund-1988 Contingencies. Scalze asked how many childr•en wer~e r~egister•ed in the pr•ogr•am. Morelan r•eplied that ther•e are cur•r~ently 140 childr~en r•egister•ed wi th the appl i cati on per•i od r•unni ng unti 1 Fr~i day. Mor~el an r•epor•ted that the progr•am was planned to accommodate 100 to 120, however•, thought that all childr•en could be accommodated by incr•easing class sizes. Cur•rent applicants ar•e being placed on a waiting list, however•. Blesener suggested that the Council would be willing to consider• additional funding of the progr~am to accommodate all applicants. Blesener~ sug,qested that, if necessar•y, Mor~elan come back with a r•equest for~ additional funding. Por•nogr•aphy Fahey r•epor~ted that he appear•ed at a r•ecent meeting of the Nor•th On Cable TV Suburban Cable TV Commission to discuss pr•onogr•aphy on Cable TV. The Commission has determined that some materials being br~oadcast on Cable Agenda TV ar•e pornogr•aphic. The Commission's Attor•ney has agr~eed. It is felt Addition by the Commission that the Cable TV Company is not living up to its fr•anchise agreement which states that pr•onogr•aphic mater•ials will not be broadcast. At the Commission meeting Bill Blesener made a motion instructing Commission member•s to go back to their~ City Councils to deter•mine if they want to endor•se litigation. Blesener• stated that his motion was for• the Cable Commission to send a letter• to the Cable Company stating that it is dissatisfied with the movies being shown and r•equesting that they be r•emoved. A wr~itten r•eply is r~equested fr•om the Cable Company to the var•ious cities. A r•eply has not been r•eceived at this point. Fahey stated that the fr•anchise agr•eement pr•ovides for• sanctions if Page -17-