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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, November 16, 2015 Page 13 Commission's good tracic record in involving the public over the years, and ex- pressed his confidence they would continue to do so going forward. Chair Stoner clarified that the Commission would not intend the underground storage to be used as a climate-controlled inaintenance area, but only for durable goods and/or electric golf cart storage, with maintenance and its related issues not intended for that area. Chair Stoner noted that this would involve storing and re- moving carts as needed from the basement area versus how they were stored up- stairs at this time. At the request of Councilmeinber Willmus, Chair Stoner advised that the intent would be for lawn inowers and similar equipment to be stored in a separate facili- ty as done currently. Mayor Roe thanlced the Coininission for their work and noted the additional homework they were now tasked with going forward. Councilmember Laliberte also thanlced the Comrriission for their work on the wildlife ordinance and management policy recently enacted by the City Council. Public Comment Mayor Roe recognized Finance Coinmission Vice Chair Justin Rohloff, and Commissioners Angela Byrne and Edwin Hodder present tonight and coming forward to speak. Draft Park Capital Funding Polic�(Attaclunent A) Vice Chair Rohloff referenced an email previously provided to the City Council from Finance Director Miller outlining the three differences between the Finance Cornmission and Parlc & Recreation Commission's recommendations. Vice Chair Rohloff further advised that the Finance Commission inet after receiv- ing the Parlc & Recreation Commission'.s recommendations, as presented to the City Council tonight during their joint meeting, and had ratified their initial unan- imous support to remain with their three original recommendations. Vice Chair Rohloff noted this included a maxiinuin allocation in the Park Dedication Fund of $900,000 versus $1 million in the park acquisition fiind as outlined for park ac- quisition. Vice Chair Rohloff stated that the Finance Commission could not sup- port retaining a$1 million balance based on historical average park dedication revenues over the last 6-7 years; and at which time there had been no allocation for CIP needs during that same time. In response to the Parlc & Recreation Commission's Attachment A, Vice Chair Rohloff provided the scenarios previously provided by the Finance Coinmission for the Park Improvement Fund (PIP) basecl on assumptions, showing a$5 inillion shortfall in that fund for CIP. Revising those assumptions based on this Park & Recreation Commission-supported policy, Vice Chair Rohloff presented revisions