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r.' '.I ' I. ~' ~ . . I~. ,( c" ;;.; ~;, ~ ' ~ .. I: ,', i' tc ~;~ , ,.":, , ,,', ' ,~, 15 : Mr. Morton then tolQ the commission that the 30th of June ø would be the end of the fiscal year and if a recommendation could go through now that further investigation would be in order. He a J- sot old the c omm i s s ion t hat the ex act c 0 s t 0 f the 0 per a t i on i s not known. There is in a fund $12,000 and if more money would be added, to it now perhaps there would be progress in the improvement of the Yacht Harbor. A discussion of problems of the Yacht Harbor started again. Mr. Poole ar:ain made his motion tht3.t "The commission recom-rnend.s '....J to the council that the council setþ aside $5,000 to be put into a sin.king fQYld for the Yacht Harbor Improvement yearl~!." Mrs. Robb made the second. Mr. Baume again wished to ffirend the motion to reed, "Recornmend that $5, 000 be set up in the budget for future deve lcpment of the Yacht Harbor providing that the City Attorney will see to it thàt the Money stays in the Yacht Harbor Impròvement Fund." ~Ilrs. Robb gave the second for the BJnendment. The motion a~nd ~l11endJ!1.ent were defeated by a vote of 3-2. Further dIscussion followed on the Yacht Harbor and again NTr. Poole moved, "The commission recomJ11.ends to the coullcil that the council set aside $5,000 to be put into a sinking fund for the Yacht Partbor Improvem,ent YearlJT." ~¡lrs. Robb seconded the Yrloti on. ~'~r. Raume a:rended the motion to read, "The ìl1oney in the ~{acht Harbor Improvem.en t Fund sh~a 11 be sl)~b je ct to the Ci ty Atft,orney I s approval and the City AttorDey shall decide whet~er money could be held over for futl1re recommended development vvhi ch will be re com.mended by the com!ni s s i on VIi th acti on by the COlln ci 1. " There was no second to the amenmaent so it wa~ automatically dropped from the vote. The motion was voted ,on and it carried by a vote of 3-~. Those voting in favor were Poole, Robb, and Case and those opposed were BalJme and Bogie. ~~ S C ~\~ r . P 0 0 1. e m 0 v e d t hat the C 0 un c i I b ere que s t e d t 0 f ur n ish the Park and Recreatior! Commission with all data on the Yacht Harbor to date, \vith particular e111pha,sis on ovmership, control, and location, -- present and pending. r',!~r. Bogie se conded the rnotio11. In di s eus s j on of the m oti on i t \vas re com~iended that oac11 :'¡1ember of the com~ission have a copy of the report. r C b t ion rb v l't.'~ r. B a UJn e t 0 11 (1.\.( e fl C \,7 C I 011 e fen c ear en] n d the e J] t ire u ~ field'st ~cmmunity Park. He withdrew his motion. r{ r . B 0 ß i e t old ~(r. r,~ 0 r t OJ1 i t rIli ,:~11 t be:.:', 0 S sib 1 e t 0 .~.~ e t pol e s and sur ,p Ius f 1 a 0 d 1. i f~ 11 t s f f) r t 1:1, e t e 1111 i S C 0 u r t s f. r om the m a i 11 t e:l an c e yard at the high schacl. rJ 0 fur the r b lIS in e s s t 1} e me e t i 11 [; 'IV a sad j 0 urn e d a t 9: 12 p. m . .. "'II 1 - ---r "'-T -........ Jack Poole, Sec~etary II. T II 11 w-