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MINUTES City Council November• 9, 1988 Little LaValle asked if the height of the storage r•oom would be adequate. Canada Elementary Fahey again suggested that having the storage room access the gym floor• School may be prefer~able. Fahey indicated that the lar•ge equipment could be in (Cont.) a per~manent position on the stage 90% of the time. The smaller pieces of equipment could be moved in and out of the storage room. Husak asked how the mezzanine ar~ea would be accessed.. Fahey pointed out that ther•e ar•e stairs leading to the mezzanine ar•ea. Fahey suggested that Husak meet with the architect as well as the School principal on the matter. Collova pointed out that the City has to deter~mine the insurance liability in takinq down and setting up the larger pieces of equipment. The City also has to determine how much the School will be using the stage area, and how feasible it is to set up and take down the larger pieces of equipment. Scalze agreed that the School pr~incipal needed to be contacted to determine his need for the stage area. Scalze suggested that Nusak may want to have her• gymnastics instr~uctor•s involved in her~ meetings with the School District. Collova suggested that the stage area in the existing gymnasium at Little Canada School may be an alternative place for• the gymnastics pr•ogram. Scalze pointed out that the entire School would then have to be opened up to provide access to the existing gymnasium. Fahey agreed that the City has to determine what the local principal is in favor of. Blesener did not feel there was a pr~oblem taking down and, setting up the gymnastics equipment if the City got a couple of days notice each time the equipment needed. to be removed fr~om the stage. Fahey suggested that he and Collova and Nusak and her~ instr•uctor~s meet at the Little Canada School with the pr•incipal and the r•esults of the meeting would be r•eported back to the Council. Fahey suggested that this meeting take place prior to the November 23r~d Council meeting at which the School District will present cost figures for• the improvements. LaValle suggested that if the plan is to use money from the Park Dedication Fund to pay for these improvements, the contr•ibuter•s to the fund should be informed. Scalze agr~eed, pointed out that these contributers are goal-oriented and are looking at the development of the Center•ville Road Ar~ea Par~k. Fahey pointed out that the City has budgeted money in the Park Ded.ication Fund. Page -14-