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210 in erecting additional fencing along the creek bordering the area, as well as fencing off the adjacent private property; (3) the cost of the additional turfing, itself, as well as the cost of the required additional water connection. Our commission therefore decided against turfing the area east of Carson because the cost and hazard to children are out of. )roportion to the benefits to be gained. Accordingly, we again recommend the ac<Iuistion of the surface rights to the lots in the first paragraph herinabove mentioned. ' Sincerely, PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION 7. r. SCHUTZ, Secretary Councilman Spillers moved that the first idea be referred to the R --al Estate Committee, seconded by Councilman Britschgi. The Mayor stated that this was not a matter for the Real Estate Committee because they did not need an appraisal for this property. Councilman Spillers withdrew his motion and then moved that the City Manager take the necessary action and fol -low the matter through, seconded by ..w Councilman Britschgi and carried. Councilman Spillers moved to approve the Park and Recreation recommendation not to turf the area on the east side of Carson Street, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried on roll call with Councilmen Britschgi and Granger voting NO. P'U'CK ,;ND RECR7ATION COP.4MISSION REQUEST SOLIE USE OF 777LFPHO71,4 A.TM SECRETARIAT. FACILITIES AVAILPBLE TN NTT VETER^IT'S 11,0401RIAL BUILDING. The Commission requests that because of the adjacent location of the new Veterans' Memorial Building and Park Department Headquarters, some consideration be given to allowing the Park Department some use of the telephone and secretarial facilities available in said Memorial Building. Some such system could assconsiderably to the efficiency to the administration of the Park Department, at little or no additional cost to the City. Councilman Granger moved that this be re- ferred to the Memorial Commission for their recommendation, seconded by Councilman Spillers. City Manager Rolison stated that this was new to him. The employee who is working out at the T4emorial. Building is working part time for the City and part time for the Memorial Building. It appeara that this is a. personnel problem wherein frill use of the employee could be made. Councilman Granger with- mad drew his motion and moved^that this be referred to the City Tanager for candling, seconded by Council- man Herkner and carried. PARK AND RECREATION C0:;M4ISSTON REQUEST USE OF PORTION OF VETER-M\T'S BUILDING AT IT777S PARK FOP, RECREATION FACILITES IF AND '-IIiEN TTiE .8UILDI 1_: IS RENOVATED. This is to request that at such time as the Veterans' Building at Mezes Park is renovated and put back into use, that some portion of the use of said building be devoted to Recreation, as there is considarable need for additional facilities in that part of the City. Councilman Britschgi mo-ved that this matter be held on the agenda until such time as the building is renovated, seconded by CounciLnan Spillers. Councilman Stout stated that he and Councilman Granger have been working as a committee on +.his project. The motion carried. Council- man Stout stated that he had con',acted one of the members of the Yout'� Committee and both he and Councilman Granr�cx will check with some of thF� other members. W"R PARK. 4AID RF,CTiEATIOPT r`OA7!ISSICN RE7FST vFFTT;J^ 7T m17 CITY !'�'„TNCTL TO �TLTDY T4AST7R PLAN. This is to advise the Council that the t6ntative Master Plan for Stulsaft 'ark is nearing Compl tion, and the Commiss- ion woiil.d appreciate meeting with the Council at a study meeting on 7ednesday July 18th for additional discussion of this matter prior to its formal consideration. Councilman Stout moved that the Mayor select a date_ to meet With tiie Park and R ecrHation Commrission, secundt, by Co_ ncilmaii Rritsch?i and. carried. j PARK AND 1''LV:t-r x"1011 IOMISSTC)N ;:rQUEST C0114SID ,Ri:TI'li OF NEED FOR AMITI ``NAI, :tRANTPC76"d�7R IN PAIRK5 DL?A?3.T"..T"_' JUT. 70 INCREnSED ARE—Pi AND CONTE111-:1AT7D STULSAFT PILrtK "TORE.. The Clerk read the follaxing letter submitted by the Commission: :;then final determinati-�a has been made on the 1955-57 budget, our group would. a_ppreciate being advised as the the disposition made of the various items listed in the park and Recreation Pudgets. You vril1 note that while the t•,,ro budt et re-iuests total 3rnilt X1.873000.00, the regaested capital outlay total only abou