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177 .. . .. ... Mr. Paulson pointed out the o1Ü1 area in the Recreation Division's 1972-73 budget which will require sene adjustment to continue current semce is under the sub-program ' Building Ben-ices. He requested a :run time Center Supervisor to manage the Veterans' I Memorial Recreation Center and this request was cut OUt by the City Manager. Mr. PaulsOJ did not feel the reCreation program potential of this center could be reached with pazt- t !me perl ormel.: -, Mr. . Pauls on inti ca ted $900 was placed ~ i1i the Park and Reer e a. ti on Adminis tra t ion Bwlg et far Conferences and Travel for' the Park and Recreat:ID n Comissioners. - Pas co Balzarini's tated that he was hapPy - about the budget reccomended; far the Park Division. Mr. Balzarini poiBted. ÒUt he asked for'16 full time men and got six. .. CAPITAL OUTIA Y BUDGET ~ -.I } - .nnlli WfIIIIII.IIlI - v--- .t- Camnissioner Frank Gaida eœmented that he did not see any contiDgency tund and there should be a contingency amount hi the Capital Improvement Budget tor matters which are brought befoft the Park and . Recrea t:Lon Ccmnission by neighborhòod :PeoPle requesting D1ini-parks, eta. "What good is the Camniss-ion' if it could not act upon these various requests?" Bill Faulson indicated to the Ccmission the tive-year capital :lmprOV8e1lt program is based on priori ties. He went on that the Park and Recreation C<aission can recCII8end ee1tain proj eets 'in priori ties onl1. ft It is up to the city staff and tinal.ly the City Gouncil to apprOve "these project priorities. These proj eats can be ~usted each yeaz but the idea of & contingency- fUnd eanaot be it the Capital Improvement ProgrÌJn is going to, work etteetively. ME' . Paulson pointed out that the five-year capital :lmprOVeDeBt plan gives the' city direétion ud forces the reeCIIBIeD.ding body like the 4 Park and Recreation C<DD1issioD ànd the legislative body, the City counén, to make hard de cis iòns on Which capi tal improvement is go ins to be done first. It you make this dicisiœi why'would yÓU need a' contingency ttmd? , ." -, ' - ' c.üs s i oner Guida. stated he would like to see the $100, 000 . figure tor land acqui s t it ion raiSed "SO-- as property beccmesavailable they eGUld W, it. r ," , ' .. Mr. Balzarini aDd Mr. Dtiplessis èxcused themselves at 8:45 p.m~ .. . . "" ihere ,was- discussion on the Police - Youth Club. James Knecht mentioned that molt operations by the PIC could be run by the Recreation Department. ' It was mentioned that the original intent of the, Prc 1fU that policemen '-were' supposed to doDate sClDe of their time to the youth of the c<DDIUllitJ. Camaissioners discussed høv the club is currently not pertœm1ng the original intent and suggested ~that a new set of goals should be established. .' 1" .', r - -~ .. ... " .., ,... It was moved by Dottie Terrill and seconded by James ~Knecht to ad3ourn at 9.:15 p.m. " .. ., I""\, . . ~ . , , '" ~ A -- --_......_---.~~ ..--n __n-- ~-'--------- ----'_'_~'m, , ...., ---...... ..... -, .. .._, .,.., ............,..---- - .,,-...........--...., .. -,-_..,...., -, --.. .