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Las Vegas City Commission Minutes, January 7, 1947 to October 26, 1949, lvc000006-138

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    120 SWIMMING POOL Commissioner Clark moved that the official opening of the central Official Opening swimming pool be held on September 1st. Motion seconded by Commissioner Baskin and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Baskin, Clark, Moore, Whipple and His Honor voting aye. Noes, none. SWIM PROGRAM after Commissioner Whipple moved that the following swim program as re- September 1st commended by the city manager be adopted as of September 1st: MEMORANDUM TO: MAYOR & BOARD OF CITY COMMISSIONERS SUBJECT: SWIM PROGRAM AFTER SEPTEMBER 1st AUGUST 15. 1947 Pat Diskin, Swimming Pool Director, has submitted a memo to the writer relative to the use of the City Pool for the Grade and High School physical-ed program after school starts, September 1st. Program is outlined as follows: School Rate - 10¢ per person or $1.00 for 20 school days in September. 1) With one-hour periods commencing in the High School this year, the coordinating of the school physical-ed program with the city swimming pools, seems highly desirable; 2) We understand that shower and toilet facilities for both boys and girls at the High School will not be available until late in the fall so it would seem that a swimming program for part of this period would be desirable; 3) Allowing 20 min. to go and return from the school, ten min. to change; allowing a total of 30 min. for swimming in each class; 4) All classes will be supervised by qualified life-guards and instruction for beginning swimmers will be given; 5) It is hoped that our Grammar Schools of the city and the High School as well, will take part in this program during the month of September. If the above program is agreeable to the Board, the writer will so inform the School Superintendent so that plans can be made to conduct the physical education classes at the city pool. This seems a very desirable way to keep the pools in operation after school starts, during the daytime giving the youngsters a chance to swim at the reduced school rate. The children will already have their swimming out of the way by 4:00 each afternoon; the pools can ten be kept open until about 10:00 for adult swimming. Your favorable consideration of this recommendation is urged. Respectfully submitted, /s/ T. E. Fennessy__________ T. E. Fennessy TEF:bd City Manager Motion seconded by Commissioner Clark and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Baskin, Clark, Moore, Whipple and His Honor voting aye. Noes, none. SWIMMING POOL Commissioner Baskin moved that the admission fees for swimming at WESTSIDE the Westside pool be reduced to fourteen cents for children and Admission twenty five cents for adults, effective immediately. Motion seconded by Commissioner Moore, and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Baskin, Clark, Moore, Whipple and His Honor voting aye. Noes, none. CHANGE ORDERS Commissioner Whipple moved that the following change orders be Nos. 14, 15, 17 approved: City Jail Change Order No. 14 addressed to Ruppert Plumbing Co., as follows: the 50 ton Turbo-Vac called for shall be changed to a 60 ton com­pressor water chiller and paraphernalia necessary to gain same end as originally desired. All this to be executed at no extra cost or credit to owner. Dated April 17, 1947. Change Order No. 15. dated June 23, 1947, to C. B. Bagnall author­izing him to do the work listed below for the sum stated. Payment for said work to be made the first of the month, following install­ation or proportionate installation thereof; A six inch concrete block filler wall on second floor separating mechanical and records room from attic area of jail proper. Same shall be installed under rich mortar. The access opening shall be a 24" x 24" iron bar door to hang on hinges and be fitted with a heavy duty iron hasp of stock. The door shall be all-welded construction of 7/8" bars. Door shall be properly anchored to existing concrete beams and 6" concrete block wall. $114.00 Change Order No. 17 to C. B. Bagnall, d ted August 20, 1947 authorizing the installation of two Venetian blinds approximately