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is available during the summer when Concessions is down. Also, it has been discussed to have $2.00 of the Learn-to-Skate/Swim fee go to Concession for a party after program has been completed. While at the same time have sign-up tables available during party to help boost attendance in those areas as well. This will all be a part of the advertising, as well. *Claire Hayes asked why Tax Revenue typically increases and why it shows a decrease now? Mr. Morgan stated that these figures are given to us by Finance Dept. and are not within our control. Mr. Morgan had a 15-20 minute video from a sign company for the proposed new sign for Lorain Road. This concludes Mr. Morgan’s report. REPORT BY MR. TOM JENKINS SAFETY DIRECTOR Budget for 2001 is currently being completed and will be ready to share with the committee in February meeting. Regarding Springvale Capital Improvement Project, just an F.Y.I., two scenarios are being discussed: 1) to either leave as status quo, 2) take action. A formal presentation will occur at the next council meeting. (An information packet as reference was given.) Regarding 2001 Capital Improvements, $250,000 has been received from council for Park Improvements. Chagrin Valley Engineering to plan for park improvements, including new tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball, and the addition of shuffleboard. The configuration for the parking lot and drive through road is being considered, as well. He, Todd Morgan and Tom Stein have met with Jim Larson, an architect consulting and hearing our ideas for the park’s renovation and expansion (at no cost). This concludes Mr. Jenkins’ report. Claire Hayes asked if any questions for Tom. Duane Limpert stated he wished to clarify the issue of $250,000 from Council. It has not officially been approved. There have been no objections; however, it is not yet “official”. It is looking very favorable. Mr. Jenkins stated that the $250,000 is a portion of a 2 million note being borrowed for city capital improvements. Duane Limpert is very hopeful to have 10% for Rec Ctr from Council for the “new” (2001) projects for park improvements. Any old business? No. New business? Duane Limpert raised the question as to whether there is a product to paint the elbows of the brine pipe system in the rink? Such as “Stop Leak”? To prevent leaks and reinforce the elbows. Todd Morgan suggested he speak with Tom Stein to call Burley’s to inquire about such a product. He has been warned that it may cause further damage to do an in-depth inspection. The elbows are 25 yrs old. In response to Mr. Limpert’s inquiry about the cost of replacing the elbows, Mr. Morgan said $15-20,000. Mr. Limpert then suggested we look at this for 2002 budget, since a new rink at the cost of $450-500,000 is not being considered for next year’s budget. It was determined that if a new rink is not a Page 4