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liability, however, the fact that the City was taking <br /> reasonable action to mitigate problems brought to their <br /> attention would be the proper course of action to take. <br /> Councilman Slavinskas also noted that in the City of Chicago <br /> parking lights are required to be kept on when parking in <br /> the Chicago park system. <br /> Councilman Coleman stated that he would like the opportunity <br /> to meet with the County Prosecutor, the City Attorney, Mr. <br /> Caldwell, and the Chief of Police to address the immediate <br /> problems brought to the committee's attention. He also <br /> stated that he would look into the costs to have increased <br /> park personnel and possible funding and would investigate a <br /> dedicated fund. He noted that several constitutional issues <br /> were raised and should be investigated also. Lastly, he <br /> noted that he would be in contact with Mr. Seitz and would <br /> request cost projections with regard to installation of <br /> gates and installation of posts in the Rum Village Park <br /> area. <br /> Councilman Coleman noted that all of the issues raised would <br /> be properly reviewed and that appropriate action would be <br /> taken so that all of the 67 parks throughout the City could <br /> be upgraded and continue to serve all of the residents of <br /> our community. He thanked all individuals for coming to the <br /> Committee and stated that there would be a follow up meeting <br /> once he had met with the City Attorney and the County <br /> Prosecutor. <br /> Councilman Soderberg then made a motion seconded by <br /> Councilman Zakrzewski that the meeting be adjourned. The <br /> meeting was adjourned at 6:10 p.m. <br /> Respectfully Submitted, <br /> Councilman Sean Coleman, Chairman <br /> ks and Recreation Committee <br /> C:s <br /> Attachment <br /> 4 <br />