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Page 3 <br />Swimming Pool Comm. <br />12/6/94 <br />be able to go every day, it would probably be more profitable. Mr. <br />Fulbright said something else we need to think about is when we get <br />into this, we shouldn't even expect to make a profit, if we save one <br />persons life, get them off the street, keep them out of trouble, it <br />will be well worth it. <br />Ms. Campbell pointed out that a teaching pool could be many things, but <br />if you want to teach Red Cross swimming lessons, you do need deep <br />water. Ms. Campbell said a teaching pool can be all shallow water, but <br />you can not teach your lifers, there is no where in this town to train <br />lifeguards, we have to take them to the Gordon's pool to train them. <br />After further discussion, Chairman Clifford said he would get with City <br />Manager Malone regarding funding sources and requested that he check in <br />to the Certificate of Obligation funds to see if that would be <br />available to allocate for a pool, and will report back to the Committee <br />at the next meeting. <br />Chairman Clifford requested that Ms. Campbell get with Tommy Haynes to <br />see what grant opportunities are available in the possibility of <br />securing a grant for the swimming pool. <br />Chairman Clifford also directed Mr. Boots to secure the cost for a new <br />pool something similar to Cedar Hill (priced in meters, "L" shaped <br />pool, 25 meters), and have that available at the next meeting. <br />Chairman Clifford announced that after the first of the year that <br />another meeting would be called, and requested that it be on a Tuesday <br />at 4:00 P. M. <br />There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. <br />ERIC CLIFFORD, CHAIRMAN <br />ATTEST: <br />MATTIE CUNNINGHAM, CITY CLERK <br />