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4¸2 Dr. Vincent Cibbarelli, Superintendent of Schools, stated that health insurance and personal leave days would be included in the fringe benefit packet, but not retirement. Dr. Cibbarelli also stated that the addition of the CLAS/S employees would not affect the City's student/teacher (or aide) ratio. Mr. Pezzoli stated that the funding provided by the City was used for scholarships for the program. Dr. Cibbarelli stated that all accounting for the program is done by the School's finance department. On motion by Dr. Hall, seconded by Mr. Barnes, Council unanimously agreed to having the CLAS/S employees become School employees for a period of one year, during which time the program would be studied. Mr. Towe encouraged the Council and School Board to support the athletic programs at Charlottesville High eetlng was adjourned. ~ _~~ ~ ~.~_~. COUNCIL CHAMBER - September 15, 1986 Council met in regular session on this date with the following members present: Mr. Barnes, Mr. Buck, Mrs. Gleason, Dr. Hall, Mr. Towe. MINUTES On motion by Mrs. Gleason, seconded by Mr. Towe, the minutes of August 28th were approved as presented, with Dr. Hall abstaining. On motion by Mrs. Gleason, seconded by Mr. Barnes, the minutes of September 2nd were unanimously approved as presented. PUBLIC HEARING: LOCATION OF TENNIS COURTS Mr. Hendrix stated that staff had looked at several possible locations for tennis courts on the south side of town, taking into consideration accessibility, parking, proximity to neighborhoods, etc. Mr. Hendrix stated that it was his recommendation that the. site at the northeast corner of Tonsler Park be selected. Mr. Hendrix stated that $82,000 was presently available to construct the courts, $25,000 of which had come from private donations, but that amount was not sufficient to light the courts. Ms. Cynthia Stratton, Chairman of the CDBG Task Force, stated that she felt it would be acceptable to construct four tennis courts and light them at a later date, instead of constructing and lighting two courts as had previously been recommended. Responding to a question from Mr. Buck, Mr. Hendrix stated that parking was not presently available on the site, and that the parking lot at the lower section of Tonsler Park had been closed at the request of the neighorhood. Mr. Bob Newman of 6th Street, representing the Fifeville Neighborhood Association, stated his support for the tennis courts to be constructed at the northeast corner of Tonsler Park and requested that the parking lot previously closed be opened. As there were no further speakers the public hearing was closed.