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Mr. Tarver then amended the substitute motion to approve the Human Services Commission recommendations, with the exception that the $5,000 on Line 4 is to be reviewed by the Human Services Commission for reallocation; that Commission is to reevaluate the $6,500 to Echo Housing in terms of whether it still meets eligibility for the Housing Fund; and if it does, then allocate $6,500 to Line 28 for The Center youth/family services. The roll call vote was it~ follows: AYES: Councilmembers - Dennis, Pico, and Mayor Tarver NOES: Councilmembers - Michelotti and Mohr ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Item 7b T~hnical amendmentS tO the Parks and ReCreation Facilities Ordinance COnCerning persons in park faCilitieS Other than during "daylight" and possession of alcoholic bevera_~es in park facilities. (SR 95: 109) Michael Roush presented the staff report. Mr. Pico inquired if this ordinance prohibited him from walking his dog in the park during the winter when it gets dark in the early evening? He was concerned about unreasonable limitation on the facilities. Mr. Roush indicated that after daylight a person can still use the park as a transportation corridor to get from point A to point B. The principle is to limit use of the park facilities, not the sidewalks. Mr. Tarver requested clarification on hours of access to the Bernal Park from the staging area of Golden Eagle. Dolores Bengtson indicated hours of access refer to the point of entry to the park not the staging area. There was discussion about hours of access to Bernal Park. Mr. Pico asked if the Park and Recreation Commission had reviewed this ordinance. Ms. Bengtson indicated it had not, but this ordinance is less restrictive than the existing ordinance. Mr. Roush asked if there was concern about the alcoholic beverages as opposed to the hours of access and operation? He suggested separating the issue of alcoholic beverages. Ms. Dennis inquired about camping or sleeping overnight in the parks. 04/04/95 -20-