Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents necessary to enter into a Reimbursement Agreement with the Long Beach Unified School District, to reimburse the City of Long Beach $70,000 in costs for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine to provide staffing and other services to conduct a ten-week summer swim program at Belmont Plaza Temporary Pool, Silverado Pool, Cabrillo High School Pool, Jordan High School Pool, Millikan High School Pool, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Pool, from June 18, 2018 through August 26, 2018; and Increase appropriations in the General Fund (GF) by $40,834, and in the Tidelands Operations Fund (TF 401) by $9,166 in the Parks, Recreation and Marine Department (PR). (Districts 3,5,6,7,9)
Councilman Andrews. Motion carries. Okay, we're doing the two parks items, please. 12 Please report from Parks Recreation and Marine recommendation to enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Long Beach Unified School District to reimburse City of Long Beach $70,000 in costs to provide staffing and other services to conduct ten week summer swim programs. District three, five, six, seven and nine. Before we start, just an announcer from comes from around us. I'd like to request what's happened. 12 Approval from the consent count. I worked at the school district and I will be because of myself from this discussion. And we put that to thank and actually councilman, we pull out of 12. So you can vote on this. It'll be one where we bring 12 up. Okay. Okay. This is 12, as it were. I'm sorry you. Said that as well. He's right. Just one. Well. Yeah, you're right. You're right. This is 12. County public comment on 12. Nope. Please, Mr. Goodyear, please calm down. My comments also apply to the other item dealing with pool and swimming. And it goes to the issue of, as I mentioned before, particularly when some people come up and point out and try to stop a roadblock, put roadblocks in the way of the improved the new Belmont pool activity going forward. And some uninformed people point out that their claim that there is no other, that people have no other place to swim, etc., etc., and that we need the city needs a lot of additional pools. The fact is, we do have, as this points out, this city has an ample supply of pools. And there is nobody, to my knowledge and I it might be a limited. But if there's anybody that doubts that and needs additional pools, funding is available through the 1984 grant. From the Olympic Fund. And if there are any residents in this city that do not feel that their neighborhood is adequately served by such facilities, by pools , all you have to do is get your act together and apply for the money and you will get that money. Period. You're going to have a pool in your neighborhood. But the records show that this city has an ample supply, in my view, of those pools. And if transportation is an issue, which it might be in some areas, there are paradigms that can be established where they will fund the transportation to those pools. Thank you. Please cast your votes.