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ommittee Responsible
or City's Park
By PAT LESTER
Eagle Staff Writer
EDITOR'S NOTE: Policy
statements for the Commer-
cial Development Committee,
The Planning and Zoning Com-
mission, the Parks and Rec-
reation Committee and the
Park Superintendent and Lin-
coln School facilities were
adopted by the College Station
City Council Feb. 24.. This is
the third of five stories re-
viewing the statements.
use, landscaping, building con-
struction and alteration, must
be submitted to the College Sta-
tion City Council for approval.
Recommendations for major
improvement of the city's parks
and recreational areas must be
submitted to the City Council
for approval. Recommendations
for minor improvements will be,
:he maintenance and develop-
ment of the city's parks and
recreational areas.
College Station currently has
seven city parks .and the Lin-
coln Recreation Center.
"In essence, .the responsibil-
ities of the Parks and Recrea-
tion Committee shall be to as-
sist the city administration,
through advice and recommen-
dations, in providing its citizen-
ry with the best park facilities
possible compatible with its
needs and abilities," the com-
mittee's .policy states.
Committee acts as an advisory
body to the City Council con-
cerning maintenance and im-
provement of existing parks and
recreational areas and the de-
velopment of future parks and
recreational areas.
The committee is responsible
for studying the city's growth
patterns and planning for park
development to meet the city's
needs. The committee's policy
states that. park development
will be planned using the Bra-
zos Area plan as a guideline.
Committee's recommendations
concerning changes such as land
reas
city manager. i
The committee's expenditures;
must be .approved by the City'
Council.
The Parks and Recreation
Committee consists of seven
members appointed by the City
Council for two-year terms con-'
current with the term of the..
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