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482 <br /> November 12,Ided <br /> Gilman <br /> faTaattalh,e 4:hrhtie5 <br /> le0 <br /> 10 <br /> dKrt=cteirageagedeceent= <br /> celebration. <br /> =gteMn objected <br /> ha =egataMat:Tdesin::::: <br /> 00 <br /> citiaena should he with this project. <br /> Ceunciiwan StePh.neon Cu:Nested that the city could grant requeats <br /> for money from this fund as a match for the amount the requester had <br /> already raised from private businesses or citizens. <br /> Councilman Siva asked if a ballfield could be constructed with this <br /> tax money and the answer waa that a tournament field would probably <br /> come under the law, but not just a ball field for a school. Mr. <br /> %errni4VelhaingeTte:healargnead eed'ha" have deea eeee <br /> Councilan Niva then suggested that a tournament field be created <br /> such as proposed by the Park department as a CIP. <br /> deancilmen OVeretreet euggested there should be a conmittee to <br /> prepare some criteria as to timing, guidlines and procedurea for <br /> requesting monies from the Hotel/Metel Tax Fund. <br /> • Tom Burns, Executive Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce <br /> Teecdounhtt.ahr Zh:r=wege:onaelfeth"g:Mbarb,areehabiliehe: <br /> working on making the Civic Center more viable, the downtown area <br /> and moving the Maritime Museum from Seattle to Everett. He said <br /> with the number. of viaitors they had looked at in 1986, they <br /> figured there was in excess of$287,000 spent in the city. <br /> 'CamItateenoltuld4ToCWree.eeded the eaaaedh he aaaheadae "de <br /> Vivian Warner, Manager of the Everett Pacific Hotel reviewed the <br /> various project.they had promoted to bring people into the city and <br /> what they will be doing in 1987. <br /> Karen Charnelle from the Chamber said she worked very closely with <br /> the hotels in Everett on tourism. <br /> DOn Henderson,Manager of Nendels Hotel said he had shown the Best <br /> of Everett Film at many trades shows he attended. He also felt <br /> there should be some proceduree established for Chi.fund. <br /> '1",:eCI=Id::Itarg2uaghi:b:abiettle deed bad ad be dhea'bhe ee ahaa <br /> Councilman Morrow pointed out that the council will have the final <br /> decision on how this money is spent. <br /> Councilman Pope agreed that the fund should be left flexible ao that <br /> the money would not be tied down. <br /> President Gipson suggested that when a request for funds sae <br /> received for some promotion, it be run through the Chamber ea th.f <br /> •. have more expertise on tourism and could advise the city. <br />