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-z- He noted [he following changes: a.) The addition of the financial section. This came after the review of the city- administrator and his direction to add this section for planning purposes. b.) T:.a addition of [he Silver View Park acquisition as a number "1" priority. This was necessary for the LAWCON appli- cation - requesting monies for acquisition in 1976-77. He continued by sugges[ing Chat it may be necessary to provide some matching funda if LAWCON money were received. He thought this money could be charged to [he paxk fund. A discuasion ensued. Motion by Co�mnissioner Coplin and seconded by Commission- er Peterson to approve the Five Year Plan as revised, and to recommend to the City Council that this plan be adop[ed as the Parks and Recreation Five Year Capital Improvemen[ Program for Mounds View. Position/ The Director reported [hat the City Council requested Clasaifica[ion the park and recreation department staff to develop Salary Plan a position classification and salary plan for their part-[ime employees. Therefore a metropolitan study was conduc[ed which resulted in the plan being presented far approval. Commissioners were also informed that this plan would be revised each year in Augus[. A discussion followed. Motion by Commissioner Pe[erson and seconded by Com- missioner Haake to approve the Position Classification and Salary Plan as presented and reco�ended to the City Council that this be adop[ed. The motion passed unanimously. Woodcrest As requested at the Sanuary 22, 1976 meeting the top Playground two styles of wood play structures, as preferred and Equipment determined by Commissioners and s[aff, were presented in model foxm and price. A discussion and evaluation followed. Motion by Commissioner Coplin and seconded by Co�ission- er Haake to put Game Time wood play struc[ures ou[ on bid, The motion passed unanimously. Co�issioners also desired to have the Parks and Rec- reation Department provide wood structures, which could be made less expensive in house, and existing metal play equipment, which could be blended in by refinishing.