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ads? to the alr ,-dy eristinr problem created when the games are held there . It was understood by some Committee 411 members that the cames were to be scheduled elsewhere - only hockey practice at Freeway. It was suggested by the Committee that some count he made this coming winter by rink attendants of the cars parked both on the road and in the lower area during the busy rink hours. This count will better enable the Committee to assess the problem. October 14, 1974 - Council Buckley distributed copies of proposed landscape plan for Freeway Park. In discussion, Council noted that a parking lot is still shown on the site plan. Concern re percentage of park area proposed for plantings was expressed . Buckley explained that this park is intednded for mainly passive recreation ; intended as a pre-school park; small area of active recreation (basketball and tennis practice) . Feyereisen moved , seconded by 77incert, that. the Council authorize ofpurchasethe plar.tincs, as requested in the amount of $136 .56 ; motion carried unanimously. November , 1974 - Park Tree planting was completed in Freeway Park. June 30 , 1975 - Council Second priority for 1975 Park Development is addition of wooden climbing structure, hard surface area and sandbox at Freeway Park. Crichton moved approval of the plan for Freeway Park. I1otion was seconded by Yoodburn. In review of Freeway Park plans, woodburn expressed concern that extensive plantings proposed would 2 result in high maintenance costs. :•:otion carried (Crichton, 0 Crepeau, 'r1incert, Feyereisen voting in favor of motion; Woodburn voting in opposition) . n `uckley reported he has ordered the climbing structure for Freeway Park, which should be delivered soon - a sand co box win1 soon be installed and he has received two bids for the: hard-surface area ( S11.05 zinc? S15C0) . c h