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Page 2 <br />right field dugout. The proposed parking lot, which fronts Congress Street would be fine graded <br />and covered in asphalt. <br />The Commission does not feel that approval of this proposal would interfere with the City's <br />proposed Park Master Plan. Demolition now would rid the City of the aging structures, structures <br />that currently invite crime. The new aluminum bleachers could be relocated at a later date should <br />that become necessary. The proposed parking lot along Congress Street needs to be developed <br />now. Once Cutting Edge begins their construction of their new facilities after the first of next year, <br />the existing entryway and old parking lot will be closed off. At the same time, the field continues to <br />be used and will receive additional usage next spring when youth baseball within the community <br />increases. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: <br />The proposed project is estimated to not exceed $40,000. The City's Park Development Fund <br />would provide funding for the project using Account #248-6950-6955-3890. <br />ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: <br />None <br />The Recreation and Parks Commission recommends approval of the demolition of the existing <br />Veteran's Park ball field bleachers and two dugouts. Also approval of the installation of an <br />American's with Disabilities Act approved drinking fountain and the fine grading and asphalt <br />covering of the proposed parking lot adjacent to Congress Avenue. Approve and adopt the <br />proposed Resolution providing for an increase in appropriation. <br />Staff is further recommending that Cutting Edge Supply Inc. be approved to trench across the <br />proposed City parking area for a sewer connection along Congress Street. <br />Prepared by: Ron Kenny <br />REVIEW TEAM ONLY <br />City Attorney: Finance Director: <br />City Manager: w�_ OTHER: <br />