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24(l <br /> <br />APPOINTMENTS: <br />BOARDS AND <br />COMMISSIONS <br /> <br />STAFF REPORT: <br />CHILD CARE <br />COMMITTEE <br /> <br />had been given until July 15th to remove his equipment. She questioned <br />whether Council action was necessary given this time frame and the fact <br />that Mr. Banks stated that.it would take only three to five'days to <br />remove his equipment. <br /> Mr. Hendrix stated that the City was interested i~ painting the <br />rooms and preparing them for possible use by the City for a City- <br />sponsored boxing program. <br /> Mr. Conover moved that' Mr. Banks be given 21 days to submit to <br /> Council written guidelines for a boxing program. Included in the <br /> proposal should be-1) Mr. Banks' role in the program, 2) the role of <br /> the charlottesville Athletic League, and 3) the separate roles of <br /> <br /> youths and adults in the program. In addition, Mr. Conover asked <br /> City staff to report on alternative uses for the rooms. Mr. Conover <br /> also asked that Mr. Banks report on the financial status of the <br /> Charlottesville Athletic League. <br /> <br /> Mrs. Gleason questioned whether a fee should be paid by the pro- <br /> fessional boxers for use of the facility, but Mr. Banks responded that <br /> these men did not earn enough to be able to afford a fee. <br /> Mr. Conover added that Mr. Banks should also report on the number <br /> of non-City residents who use the program. <br /> <br /> Mrs. Gleason seconded the motion and the extension was unanimously <br /> approved by Council. <br /> <br /> On nomination by Mrs. Gleason, seconded by Dr. Hall, Ms. Lucie <br /> Vogel was appointed as the Planning Commission representative on the <br /> Social Development Commission. The term shall expire August 31, 1984. <br /> <br /> Mr. Hendrix stated that there was a vacancy on the Retirement <br /> Commission to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Bill Weich. Mr. Hendrix <br /> recommended that Council appoint Mr. E. C. Wade. <br /> <br /> Mr. Conover nominated Mr. Wade, Dr. Hall seconded, and Mr. Wade <br /> <br /> was appointed to fill an unexpired term on the Retirement Commission <br /> <br /> by a unanimous vote. The term shall expire May 1, 1984. <br /> <br /> Mr. Satyendra Huja, Director of Community Development, re~orted <br /> <br /> on the recommendations of the Child Care Committee for the $40,000 <br /> Council had appropriated for Child Care. It was recommended that <br /> $25,000 be used for United Way Child Care Scholarships and $15,000 be <br /> given to Central Virginia Child Development Association (CVCDA). <br /> <br /> The United Way scholarships would be used for City residents for <br /> day-care centers, home-care and after-school programs. The Committee <br /> recommended that United Way provide additional administrative assistance <br /> for CVCDA's costs for administering the scholarship program and should <br /> continue to provide in-kind service and computer service to CVCDA. <br /> The CVCDA program would provide screening and training of day-care <br /> providers who would be included in a directory of child care available <br /> to parents. <br /> <br /> The program would be evaluated by the Social Development Commission <br /> and the Advisory Group. It was also recommended that CVCDA continue to <br /> investigate other sources of administrative funding and in-kind services <br /> available from local businesses. In addition, CVCDA was encouraged to <br /> seek out the services and assistance of local programs in order to <br /> <br /> <br />
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