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be raised to be relatively near other agencies . It was pointed out that it is quite difficult to arrive at comparable fees with other agencies because of the differences in the services rendered and the facilities . Upon conclusion of the discussion , Commissioner Pound moved to accept the Operational Policy Committee Report , seconded by Commissioner Weintraub , and to recommend to the Council their approval of the follow- ing recommendations : I . That for use Groups IV and V ( non-profit community organizations ) a . Raise single room charge to coincide with current minimum custodial rate ( 5 . 50/ hr . ) b . Raise the two room fee from $5 . 00 to $7 . 50/ hr . c . Raise the three room fee and the Redwood Room (Veterans Building ) fee from $7 . 50 to $9 . 50/ hr . II . That for use Group VI ( private groups ) a . Raise deposit from $ 50 to $ 100 . ( Approved by Commission August 10 , 1977 ) b . Raise single room fee from $ 25 to $50 . c . Raise two room fee from $50 to $95 . d . Raise three room fee and Redwood Room fee from $75 to $ 125 . III . Rule changes a . That all reservations must be made one ( 1 ) full work week in advance of required date . b . All groups serving food and beverages must reserve the kitchen in addition to the room or rooms being used . The motion carried unanimously by voice vote . AGENDA ITEM 2 . Discussion - Status of Capital Improvement Program- FY77 -78 Mr . Weeks updated the Commission on the application process for state funds and indicated that the applications for the 1974 State Park Bond Act for Red Morton Park and 1976 State Park Bond Act for Canyon Park have been forwarded to the State Department of Parks & Recreation in Sacramento . Upon talking to the representative in Sacramento , the Department is optimistic that the funds applied for would be received . One of the constraints for the use of both the 1974 and the 1976 State Park Bond money is that the money must be used on property that is owned by the City , or upon which the City has a 25 year irrevocable permit or lease . This could present a problem pertaining to the Hetch -Hetchy Right- of-Way at Canyon Park . The City possesses only a revocable permit for its use at this time . There are possibly three options available . The first option is to obtain the required permit from the San Francisco Water Department . Secondly , to negotiate an agreement with the State that State money will only be spent on City owned property and that money for the -2 -