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File #: HIST-3743    Version: 1 Subject:
Type: Historical Status: Action Item
In control: City Council Meeting Agenda
On agenda: 10/23/2006 Final action: 10/23/2006
Title: Approve a Three-Year Professional Services Agreement with Royal Swim Team for Competitive Swim Team Services at Culver City Municipal Plunge.
Attachments: 1. A-3__10 23 06 staff report Swim Team Bids - FINAL.doc, 2. Royal Swim Team.pdf
Approve a Three Year Professional Services Agreement with Royal Swim Team for Competitive Swim Team Services at Culver City Municipal Plunge. City of Culver City California City Council Agenda Item Report Meeting Date: 10/23/06 AGENDA ITEM: Approve a Three Year Professional Services Agreement with Royal Swim Team for Competitive Swim Team Services at Culver City Municipal Plunge and Approve a Related Budget Amendment. Contact Person/Dept.: William LaPointe Phone Number: (310) 253 6682 Item Number: A 3 X No Fiscal Impact: Yes Public Hearing: Public Notification: Parks and Recreation Commission (10/16/06) Edge Swim Club (10/16/06) Royal Swim Team (10/16/06) Master Notification List (10/18/06). General Fund: Yes X No Attachments: X Action Item: X Department Approval: William La Pointe (10/11/2006) City Controller Approval: RECOMMENDATION: City Manager Approval: Jerry B. Fulwood (10/18/2006) Staff recommends the City Council approve a three year professional services agreement with Royal Swim Team for competitive swim team services at Culver City Municipal Plunge and approve a related budget amendment. A Budget Amendment requires a 4/5ths vote. BACKGROUND: In the past the Parks Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) Department has rented pool space on a first come first served basis to groups such as Southern California Aquatics Edge Swim Club California Old Boys Royal Swim Team Culver City School District Swim/Water Polo teams and others when the pool was available. Youth swim team programs within Culver City have been varied. For instance some of the variations have included: 1) the City operating its own swim team 2) contracting with a coach to provide coaching services and; 3) renting pool space to different youth swim team organizations. It has been the City s experience that youth swim team organizations often grow evolve split and move from one pool to another for various reasons. In an effort to smooth out some of these changes for the young people in our comm...

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