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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JUNE 23~ 1993 <br />was an attempt to make money, but rather to defer the <br />expenses incurred in conjunction with the recreation <br />program. <br />5-YEAR Council reviewed the 5-Year Recreation Program <br />RECREATION Expansion Plan submitted by the Parks and Recreation <br />PROGRAM Director. The Director pointed out that the plan will <br />EXPANSION be re-evaluated and updated on an annual basis. <br />PLAN <br />Scalze suggested that a couple of times a year a <br />recreation program listing should be included in the <br />City's newsletter so that residents will have a handy <br />reference guide to the City's programs. <br />Morelan felt that if the insert is not too costly, it <br />may be worth a try. <br />Scalze suggested that she discuss this in more detail <br />with the Director and come back to the City Council <br />with a recommendation. <br />FACILITY The Parks and Recreation Director reviewed his report <br />CHARGE on facility charges pointing out that the fees the <br />SCHEDULE City charges for use of recreational facilities are in <br />line with those being charged by other cities. <br />Scalze asked if the soccer group using the Pioneer Park <br />facility was being charged anything for its usage. <br />Pedersen suggested that informal groups not be charged <br />for facility usage, and that charges be levied only if <br />a group is reserved and guaranteed a field. <br />Morelan agreed, pointed out the informal usage other <br />facilities receive, such as basketball courts. <br />Pedersen reported that he has seen people practicing <br />golf in the parks and was concerned about damage to the <br />turf. <br />The Director reported that this is against the City's <br />ordinance which would be enforced. The concern was not <br />only with damage to the grass, but the danger issue as <br />well. <br />CITY CENTER The City Administrator reported that parking lot and <br />IMPROVEMENT landscaping improvements at the City Center were <br />FUND charged to the City Hall Construction Fund generating a <br />fund deficit. Cable TV monies scheduled to be received <br />to cover building costs associated with CATV <br />improvements will ultimately offset the majority of <br />Page 20 <br />