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Regular (A", Council N/lecting Monday, November 17, 2014 Page 10 member cul" the City Council, COLUICilillember McGehee expressed tier disap- pointnient in being lectured by others, on the ( ' 'ity Couna nil bout tier positions, COLBICilmernber McGehee stated that the clubhouse asset, was there and expressed her interest M seeing it maintained or upgraded, opining that it served the aural- rn Ll Ili ty well.. avoid, any misconceptions regarding, the current Entetprise Fund stators Of the facility and golf course, Chair Holt emphasized that no tax dollars aye being used for this purpose, and it actually generated some reVC11LIC; but in looking at signifi- cant capital improvements needed, there Nvas insufficient revenue to account for large capital expenditUreS such as a club house, Chair Holt advised that the City Council that the ornmission would return with the information as requested. Mayor Roe suggested that those options provide multiple options, including pull- ing in as new mobile home as contemplated by Councilmember WillinUS to those suggestions brought forward by Councilmember Etten. Mayor Roe asked that all Components of, tfic)�W. options, including costs and any other operational aspects, be compiled by the Conill-lission and brOUght back to the City Council for ftirther discussion, Enhanced VOILIMCCr Pa rtic' i Corlitilissioner Diedrick thanked the City Council f6r hiring the City's Volunteer Coordinator Kelly O'Bricn, who had provided as volunteer update at their Decern- ber 6"' CoIrinnission meeting. Conimissioner Diedrick noted the value Ms, O'Brien had already brought to the City's ctorts, including receiving a grant for a database and as volunteer to work with the database; and her tracking of volun- teers, their time, types of jobs available, and Matching C01111111.1nity volunteers skills and preferences, as well as nurturing volunteers already being Litilized by variOLIS and n-itiltiple citywide departments. Corril-nissioner Died,rick noted the value in engaging tile C011111lUnIty VOlUritcer t"orcc and Ms. O'Brien's connections and networking with other state-wide Vol LJ.TltCCI- coordinators. Couricilmember Wills US thkinked the Parks & Recreation ("orninission f6r their advocacy for the Voluateer Coordinator and prompting the C',ity Council to hire that position, and the resulting positive city-wide implications. From his perspec- tive, COUncilmernber Willmus opincd that the Cornrylission got niore things right than wrong; and emphasized that it was not the Commission's job to, worry about thitigs, but to bring theme to the City Council's attention, at %,N,,hicb time it was Lip tO the City COLHICil to decide which way to go. ("OU1161member McGehee conCUrred with h C ' 'ouncilmember Willmus' comments, and also thanked City Manager TrUdgC011 liar pursuing the hire or Ms. O'Brien, opi n ing that she was servi ng the community we] 1. 10. Presentations