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166 Existing programming in the community for aquatics was discussed . ❑ Chapel Hill Town Swim Team Fall / spring session 55 swimmers Summer session 70 + swimmers Dual meet spectator seating requirements 500 Championship meet held at UNC Age group range 6 to 18 Fee $ 84 per session on same schedule as UNC Fees 20 % more for non-residents ❑ Swim Lesson Program 10 - 45 minute classes per session Lessons at capacity Need for adult classes .s ❑ Community Center Pool 25-meter, six-lane , One-meter diving board 82 degrees . ❑ High School Swim Teams Both high schools practice at the Community Pool• Practice 4 to 5 : 30PM Men = s and women = s teams have the same season High schools have different coaches High schools rent space at 50% normal pool rental High school uses facility for three meets per. year Hamilton site considered preferred for high schools _ Swim season December to February Currently. no P . E . programming ❑ Financial operation for Parks and Recreation is% usually a subsidy format: 10 : 30 AM Chapel Hill Town Hal with Ted Vaden . . . The next meeting was with Mr. Ted Vaden , Editor and Publisher of the Chapel Hill News . Mr. Vaden has just completed a 6-year term on the Chapel Hill YMCA Board . ' The Y has recently completed a fund raising campaign for the expansion of the Y into 3 phases . The first two phases have been funded and include a new gym and fitness area . The 31d phase is a new pool that is not funded at present. The Y currently has 2 , 500 members and it is felt that there would be an _interest in using ' a new aquatic facility if the town •developed it. 4 4 0 4 04 . Mr. Vaden . suggested• that the Y might be a potential operator *of the facility . Them Y features .an indoor- six lane 2&yard pool . ' tort 1 0 ot 0 0