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l -~ Board felt that a Bond Issue for l/2 million dollars does not signifi- cantly serve the entire community. Motion by Smith for the Council to re-evaluate recommended bond indebtedness limit. It was pointed out by Jasinski that such an approach was not in the best interest of the Park Board's objectives. Further discussion of the bond issue continued with Gunderman suggesting that a request be made to the Council to review the recommended bond indebtedness. Motion was withdrawn by Smith. Motion by Smith to recommend to the Council for a Park Bond Issue for 2 million dollars in March of 1975 to include the following projects l~ Completion of present park development 2~ Addition of golf course purchase 3 Construction of ice arena ~+~ Outdoor pool facility Motion was seconded by Jasinski. Motion was defeated 6 - Nayes 0 - Ayes Motion by Smith that PaY'k Board f~;vors a Park Bond Issue for the following projects> 1 Completion of present park development program 2 Addition of golf course purchase 3 Construction of ice arena L!- Outdoor pool facility With the total cost of $2,019,000 and9 therefore, the $795,000 limit is inadequate and thereby request of the Council to review the recommended bond indebtedness. Motion seconded by Jasinski. Motion carrieso - I~Tayes 6 - Ayes Evaluation of Priorities in Capital Improvements Plan Upon the request of the administration, the Park Board reviewed the current Capital Improvements Plan for _975 and discussed possible changes ~n priorities. Items discussed included accelerating projects scheduled for 1976 and joint development of tennis facilities at Silver Oak Elementary School. Motion by Gunderman and seconded by Dahl that the Park Board's recommen- dation is to maintain the 1975 projects at Vermont Park and 1.5th. Sheet N.W. sites and to accelerate the 1976 project of lighting of the tennis courts at Hansen Park into the year 1975. Motion carries 0 - Nayes 6 - Ayes .