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PRESENTATION: PEDESTRIAN STUDY PRESENTATION: BOBBY BANKS APPROPRIATION: $18,000 SUMMER NUTRITION PROGRA~ (2nd: reading) Directo~ of Public Works '~'~'?~ ' , concurs with the Planning Commission recommen- dations. 253 Mr. Mart'in presented the Pedestrian'Study which included emphasis on the following: sidewalks, crosswalks, railroad crossings, needs of the handicapped, street lighting, pedestrian signals,~ and pedestrian education. On a question by Mr. Buck, Mr. Martin responded~that a public hearing ~had been held by the Planning'Commission and the criteria for decision making had been discussed. Dr. Gunter questioned the ordinance regarding pedestrian crosswalks and Mr. Wiley responded that the wording may need to be changed in order to better enforce ~the: law. ~' Mr. Buck suggested September 12th, after az Mr. Hendrix stated considered if a drainag~ a piecemeal versus a con be'discussed. Mr. Hendr estimate 'for the project Mr. Bobby Banks, Di: Athletic. League, present{ n Carver Re~creation ~en~ $1,000 be se~ aside f~r monthly fees: $3 for :Ci~ adults, and $2 for no~-Cj to the Parks~ and Recrelat stated that h Banks said th fessional box charged an ad, Mr. Hend: boxing progrm be designed f{ Mr. Hendrix ~{ Mr. Banks wou] Hendrix furth~ where the Cit Mr. BUck operated as or suggested usi~ for equipment e and one o at the ~rs to pa titional :ix state ~, but sa ~r youths [ded that .d have n~ ,r stated provide~ agreed tt tlined, g the co He stal a year and ad. ed that slhor Of the professional boxers Mrs. Gleason moved tc by Mr. Buck, w~th the u~d¢ program. Dr.~ nGu ter s.econ by Council. The $18,000 approp~ia offered at the July 18th mt that a second public hearing be held on zertising the sidewalk priorities. that long-term bond financing would need to be study was desired. He added that the issue of ~rehensive approach to the. drainage problem should .x said that staff would develop a time and cost 'ector and Head Counselor of the Charlo.ttesville d a proposal fo.r continued use 'of two classrooms er by his boxing program.~ Mr. Banks asked that ew equipment and proposed charging the following y adults, $1 for City youths, $6 for non-City ty youths. He sugges.ted these fees be returned on account to reple'nish equipment. Mr. Banks her person would work on a volunteer basis. Mr. was not designed for, but would allow oro- , with .the understanding that they would be ~at the staff had not reported on a City-operated .e assumed that if one. was developed, it would ;hout the emphasis on becoming professional boxers. the City did begin to operate a boxing program, .cility in which to operate his program. Mr. .t there are other, programs operating in the City .e facility and volunteers serve as staff. the program fulfilled a need and should be the current record-keeping maintained. Mr. Buck ted fees to fund trips for youths and the $1,000 he felt the program shoUld be re-evaluated after Id the program exclude youth involvement in favor then he would be in favor of its termination. accept the proposal with the conditions suggested rstanding that the City would supervise the overall ied the motion, and it was unanimously approved tion for the Summer .Nutrition Program which was ~eting, was approved by the following vote: Ayes: