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12 Parks and Recreation (continued) In response to request of Councilman Norris, City Manager Fales advised that in his mention to the Park and Recreation Commission of the proposed change in fee for the DAV, he would include that fees generally might be reviewed. Capital Improvements Program - General City City Manager Fales referred to the memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to the Manager, dated June 4, 1975, regarding possible reductions in the Capital Improvement Budget. MOTION : Councilman Williams moved, seconded by Council- man Barrett, to reduce the Capital Improvement Budget as follows : City Hall remodelling $ 40,000 Paving of parking lot behind Police Building 25,000 Property acquisition for Civic Center 40 000 $105,000 with the funds to be returned to the capital outlay fund. AMENDMENT TO MOTION: Councilman Rhodes moved to reduce the Capital Improvement Budget by eliminating $140,000 for all proposed property acquisition, but not to elimi- nate paving of the parking lot, making additional re- duction of $115,000. The amendment to the motion died for lack of a second . The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote . MOTION: Councilman Henderson moved, seconded by Council- man Leipzig, to reduce the Management Information System Study by $20,000. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. MOTION: Councilman Rhodes moved, seconded by Councilman Norris, to eliminate the Phase II Expansion Plan for the Fair Oaks Community Center at a reduction of the Budget of $137,000. M. L. Tepley (see above) suggested that many people using the Center do not live in Redwood City. Center Coordi- nator Villasenor advised that about 55% of those using the Center live in Redwood City with the remaining 45% living in the County area and that the cost of operation of the Center has been divided accordingly with the County. Discussion followed and Council and staff commented re- garding the possible desirability of delaying further - 12- Budget Study 6/7/75