A number of programs offered

martial arts, arts and crafts, aerobics, gardening and cooking classes.

If voters decide to go ahead with the facility, the city will also rent

space to groups for meetings and other activities as a source of revenue.

City staff is preparing estimates

of the annual cost of running the community center.

In addition to proposing the

multipurpose center, the city will propose several other projects for

bond financing on the ballot, including a 350-seat civic auditorium which

would be built on the church campus.

Other bond issue proposals

include a package of smaller recreation projects such as the expansion

of the Kedron Fieldhouse and improvements to Drake Field in addition to

a plan to refinance existing city debt for a cost savings through a lower

interest rate.

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