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MAY 4 1983 to an auditorium or an area they can use for all kinds of activities along with the playgrounds and restrooms adjacent to the west of the property. They have also indicated in the agreement that the classrooms are available if they are not taken up by other groups who are leasing. He continued that, in lieu of just telling the Civic League that they must upgrade .everything, they have given them the option that if the Health Group has to go in and upgrade the facilities for them, they would do it on a cost basis by use so they can defray that cost. In the rest of the agreement, mainly they are just asking them to pay for utilities and maintenance cost. Discussion ensued on the action needed, and Attorney Brandenburg noted that we must record the deed from the School Board to us for the bouglas School; it will be necessary to process the variance request; and also take action on the Land Use Plan designation for the area. Chairman Bird asked if it is our intention to deed to the Health Care group the entire piece of property or just a portion as he was thinking of the possible need for some of this acreage for recreation activities over the long term. The Administrator did not believe we are retaining anything, and Mr. Diaz stated that his understanding was that they were to get the entire 10 acres, but he felt probably something could be worked out regarding recreational activities. Margaret Ingram, President of the West Wabasso Progressive Civic League, also did not feel there would be any problem and noted that if she knew of any County recreation program, she would be delighted to work with the County on it. Commissioner Lyons believed that some time in the future there undoubtedly will be a County operated recreation program in that area, and Chairman Bird noted that he is just trying to look ten years down the road. Discussion continued and Attorney Brandenburg stated that a clause could be included indicating the County could use for 105