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1/5/82 Page -8- COUNCIL COHMENTS Councilman Cummings Questioned if all the material submitted in the packet for Royal Food Mart needed to be enclosed. Suggested that perhaps a summary could be made of all the necessary documents and the Attorney's statement that it was in order. Attorney Rautenstraus advised should there ever be any question about the establishment, it was best all the information be submitted to Council in the event someone opposed the application. SPEED LIMIT SIGN ON FRONT STREET Directed his inquiry to City Engineer Blan- chard - in October did we not propose a 20 MPH Speed Li.mit Sign on Front St. Blanchard advised this would be incorporated with the updated Hodel Traffic Code which should be before Council soon. Councilman Brown Parks & Rec. Fees Administrator Wurl It was his opinion that the out-of-city residents should pay l~ times the rate of the city residents. Director Hioco advised at present the out-of- city residents do pay $2.00 more than in city. He also stated that most classes are filled with both in and out-of-city residenis and perhaps if the fees were raised the classes would not be filled. Hioco advised that the fees were structured as those of Broom- field and Boulder; however if the fees were raised at a later date the out-of-city resi- dents would be assessed f'i.rst. Councilman Brown moved that out-of-city residents be charged l~ times the fees charged for in-city residents. Seconded by Councilman Cummings. Inquired of Director Hioco if the programs pay for themselves at the present time. Hioco advised they did and in some cases realize a small profit. MOTION TO RAISE FEES Councilman Brown Inquired what percentage of the classes are out-of-city residents. The reply was 10% and the increase would not have a great effect on the participation. It was Hioco's opinion that the fees were in line with those of the surrounding areas.