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-2- The Random Park tot lot has also been instal- led, with Einishing touches to be completeA du[iny the coming two weeks. Staff further indicated that some co�cerns had been raiaed by local neiyhbors at the Random Park site and staff recommended that a meeting be es- tablished to "air" specific concerns, Con- cerns centered around fencing the park and existing noise levels d�e to the lnstallation of the playgro�nd eyuipment. StafE distrib- uted a copy of tne Eencing policy adopted by the Parks and Recreation Commission and the Commission indicated that they felt the pol- icy was still acceptable. FALL RECREATION Staff reviewed the August/September Recrea- PROGRAM UPDATE tion Brochure and hiyhlighted the new reCrea- tion programs: 1. Hop 'n' Tots 2. Mom 'n' Me 3. Saturday Break Dancing 4. Youth and Teen Specials 5. Daytime 3-Man Rasketball 6. Ba,ketball Clinic 7. Sports Injury/Preventions 8. Health Awareness proyrams including "USing your food intake effectively". 9. Body Evolution "Slow n Easy" workout 10. Adult Aeginning Bailet Class 11. Retirement Workshop/A Preparation for Retirement GREENFIELD PARK City Finance Director Brayec was in atten- dance to review with the Parks and Recreation Commission the City status of existing funds that could be "tapped" for the Greenfield Park gran[ match. Finance Dicector Brayer reviewed [he Storm Watec Management Fund, Special projects Fund, and Revenue Sharing Funds and indicated that approximately 570,000 could be available based on the fol- lwring: 1. That 521,849 would be used from the Park Dedication fee for the Pinecrest Proper- ties 540,000 would be allocated from the 1986 Park Dedica�ion Fund An additional SH,000 could be allocated from the Storm Water Management Fund to do the dredging as budgeted at Greenfield Park.