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y - Ms. Ricke indicated that there are some cost, availability and fundraising issues to consider along with many other issues before a final decision about the project can be made. Dorothy McClung made a motion to recommend to the City Council that the City proceed with exploring the Bethel College Park Project and that the Parks and Recreation Commission will hold neighborhood meetings with residents if the project warrants. Motion was seconded by Megan Ricke. Motion was passed unanimously. Play stnict,ire Memo. Mr. Fritsinger mentioned the memo he had given commission members regarding the procedure for Play structure replacement. The Commission noted that they would like to see designs for both Arden Manor and Arden Oaks parks. After review of those plans, the Commission will develop a time line line as to when to hold resident meetings and when to schedule installation of the structures. The Commission noted again that Arden Manor park is a priority project for 1999. Mr. Fritsinger noted that he had met with the landscape design person to discuss the layout for the proposed basketball court, playground structure and ballfield. Brian also said that although some drainage improvements have been made that there is still changes that need to be completed. Mr. Fritsinger mentioned that the City may have an opportunity to purchase some topsoil that could possibly be used for the Arden Manor project. 0 The Commission also discussed the idea of volleyball courts and the relocation of the picnic shelter at Arden Manor and felt that these issues would be items to discuss at a residents' meeting. Chairperson Selection. Don Messerly made a motion to have the Parks and Recreation Commission select their own chair and vice -chair each year. The motion was seconded by Lou Speggan. The motion passed unanimously. 5. AAdj urn Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m. Next Meeting is Tuesday, January 26.