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Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes <br /> July 22, 1982 <br /> Page two <br /> SUMMER PROGRAM UPDATE: Staff distributed youth league schedules and program <br /> flyers which outline the progress of our summer program <br /> to date. We have continued to experience growth in all <br /> of our youth athletic and summer recreation programs. <br /> Staff stated that we had had an extremely successful <br /> summer to date and look forward to the concluding weeks. <br /> PARK SHELTER BUILDING <br /> POLICY: Staff distributed a copy of Resolution No. 1001 which <br /> was a rough draft of the Park Commissioners comments <br /> from the regularly scheduled April meeting. The <br /> Commission reviewed the park shelter policy and recommend- <br /> ed adoption of the resolution as corrected. A motion <br /> was made by Commissioner Bowman, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Weflen to recommend that the City Council adopt Resolution <br /> No. 1001 outlining the current park shelter building status . <br /> CITY CODE UPDATE: Staff distributed final copies of Chapters 34, 51 , 52 and <br /> 92 which had been formally adopted by the City Council . <br /> Staff indicated that the ordinance had been adopted as re- <br /> commended by the Parks and Recreation Commission with the <br /> exception of not allowing alcoholic beverages in the city <br /> park system at all . <br /> LAKESIDE PARK UPDATE: Commissioner Bowman provided a brief overview of the current <br /> status of the Lakeside Park Commission and stated that the <br /> beach operations were running relatively smoothly. She <br /> indicated that Cindy Johnson had been retained as waterfront <br /> director once again and that a new boat had been purchased <br /> -s budgeted. The major project the Lakeside Park Commission <br /> had undertaken was adopting beach park regulations which <br /> were drafted after a great deal of discussion. <br /> CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS: Staff distributed a copy of the proposed five year capital <br /> BUDGET improvements plan for park projects which have been submitted <br /> to the Clerk/Administrator and City Finance Director. The <br /> Park Commission reviewed the proposed improvements and felt <br /> they were in line with previous recommendations. Motion was <br /> made by Chairperson Burmeister, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Weflin to recommend to the City Council that they adopt the <br /> capital improvement budget as presented by staff. The motion <br /> passed unanimously. 6 ayes <br /> 0 nayes <br /> ADJOURNMENT: • A motion was made by Commissioner Weflin, seconded by <br /> Commissioner Dennehy to adjourn the meeting at 7:20 p.m. <br /> The motion passed unanimously. 6 ayes <br /> 0 nayes <br /> ' -spe tfully s • '.. ed <br /> 'nders• , Director <br /> Parks, Recreation a d Forestry <br />
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