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Miller stated that in trying to reduce the budget, they identified the $40,000 that made up the playground line item going directly to the Enclave park. He explained that it could be reconsidered. Howard noticed that $1.1 million disappeared for the expansion of the Recreation Center. Miller: That's incorrect. The $90,000 that is identified in the combined Capital Improvements for the expansion of the Recreation Center in '94 is an expansion of the pool. We threw in, when we were preparing this, the $500,000 and the $600,000 figure, because it has been discussed among staff that at some point they need to do further upgrades to the Recreation Center, or further expansions. Steve Baysinger, Parks & Recreation Director, (INAUDIBLE). Howard: I want to make perfectly clear that it does not include (INAUDIBLE) Miller: When you look into the future of '97 and '98, we haven't really solidified anything, as to what would happen at the Rec Center. Howard: Miller: (INAUDIBLE) It's certainly something that could be added in. The fund balances show that. Sisk wondered how the $1.1 million reduction in the ballfield complex was arrived at. Baysinger: (INAUDIBLE) Mayer stated, concerning the transportation planning, that he had gotten a letter from Bill Fraser expressing concerns about transportation planning along McCaslin. He felt that Fraser raised some good points, such as in the PUD plans they tend to get little pieces of what the transportation corridor will look like past a particular development. He felt that it should be looked at from what's going to happen from U.S. 36, all the way to South Boulder Road, along McCaslin. Mayer felt it would be useful if it were a transportation plan that incorporated particular emphasis on Dyer Road and how bicycle traffic would be accommodated throughout the region, as this all develops. He asked Tom Phare, Public Works