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PRECA 09-04-1985
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August 30, 1985 <br />To: New Brighton Park Board <br />From: Maurice H. Ander~a~Yrector of Parks and Recreation <br />Re: 1986 CIP <br />As part of the budget review process, the operating budget and <br />Capital Improvement plan are reviewed by the Manager and Depart- <br />ment Heads. During the review process it became apparent that <br />several factors were working against us as we attempted to form <br />essentially a "hold the line" budget. The loss of Federal Rev- <br />enue Sharing in 1986 and tremendous increases in the cost of <br />liability insurance premiums, and the addition of Long Lake <br />Beach made it impossible to maintain service levels without <br />raising taxes. The group recommended a $2000,000 reduction <br />in department requests. Among the recommended cuts was a <br />$25,000 reduction in the 1986 Parks CIP which would reduce the <br />1986 expenditures to $75,000. <br />The Park Board has several actions including: <br />-.Recommend to the Council that the $100,000 level <br />be retained <br />-Prioritize the CIP and recommend reduction to <br />$75,000 <br />It is my recommendation that we reduce our 1986 expenditure <br />to $75,000. In addition I would like the Park Board's reaction <br />to a plan whereby the adult softball teams would be assessed <br />a fee for lighting and irrigating softball fields. This practice <br />is utilized in Eden Prairie and Cottage Grove and has been well <br />received in both communities. <br />We are suggesting a annual charge of $70 per team which would <br />be used to repay the city cost of renovating the facility. This <br />program would only raise about $5,000 annually but it would <br />reduce city costs as well as giving the teams a feeling of owner- <br />ship in the facility. <br />If the Board is interested in pursuing the concept, staff will <br />develop it further and implement it next spring. <br />
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