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if the park would be self-sup
porting; and were the low-in
come people considered when
deciding the fee hike.
Manning said the fees would
depend a lot on the time of year
that a person attended the park.
If they went to ee a concert or
were just going out to the beach.
"I vision something like $50
for season pass �or residents,
$100 for non-resi ents, $3- 5 a
carload during t e wee , and
$5-$7 a carload on week-ends",
said Manning.
Manning said, St. Joe and the
other parks do not envision
what he sees, as city manager,
for Jean Klock P k, like daily
g od maintenan e, ade uate
lifeguard protect on, dequate ]
security protecti n, adequate
concession and e tertainment.
"The plan call for the park
to be self-supporting and with
the year round attraction the
city would be able to charge a
fee that will make the park self
supporting", said Manning.
"We'll structure the prices tor
season passes so it does not be
come a hardship on the resi
dents."
Glenn Yarbrough, director
of City's recreaction, brought to
)the attention of the commission
th the residents in the Higman
Park area had complained to
th police depar meat about
I d music in the park and they'
m y have a problem vmg an
ou door concert in the par .
Cornmissipner George
Wysinger aid, he doesn't mind
paying to go into' clean park,
but he "canno see charging
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Cut Seni r
utrition
SeNices
The Area Agency on Aging
, nd Senior Nutrition Sevices
announced that. enior group
dining and home-delivered
meals in Berrien, Cass, and Van
BUren Counties will be cut back
in August and Se tembet fr m
five days a week to Monday ,
W�nesdays and- Fridays be
cause of a shortfaU in funding.
The austerity plan also in
cludes:
- A substanti cutback in
central staff, wit the u e of
volunteer whene r po ible
- The eli . tion of cold
supper ac�s to .the
ho ebouad, and
- An ina-ease effort to en
courage increase donation
from older per 0 receiving
meals.