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22). It will be up to them to recommend to the District what to do on this issue and they will also <br /> address what to charge for use of the synthetic turf fields. <br /> Graffiti and Art Walls: The 4J Superintendent has stated he does not want to allow graffiti. <br /> The District has a no graffiti policy and he does not want to make any exceptions. Jeff Lankston <br /> also expressed strong opposition to allowing graffiti in the new skate parks. The City already has <br /> several sites where graffiti is allowed and Jeff doesn't want any more. The skate parks are on 4J <br /> property, so it's 4J's decision. <br /> Other: Bill said we have the IGA, Community Use Guidelines, and Youth Guidelines. All of the <br /> policies in those documents seem to be working well Charlie questioned the priority of use on <br /> page 2 of the Policies and Guidelines for the Community Use of Artificial Surface Facilities. It <br /> now says first priority is City and 4J sponsored events. Why the City? Oops, may need a little <br /> revision here. Nevertheless, all agreed it is the intent that, in general, kids programs come first. <br /> Next meeting: Wednesday, September 6, 2000 at 10:00 -11:30 a.m. in the Parr Room of the Ed <br /> Center at 200 North Monroe. <br /> Future agenda item: Use of P.A. systems. <br /> Meeting adjourned: 4:15 p.m. - Minutes by Pat Bonney <br /> 3 <br />