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Ad Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 18, 1990

_ City council considers —
~ recreation fee increase -

Terrace City council’s Commuti-
ity and Recreation Services Com-
Mittee is reviewing a-’"1990/91
Fees and Charges" increase sub-
mitted by superintendent of parks

and recreation Steve Scott. In most

instances the increases aren't large
-—— nickels and dimes, and in some
cases a few dollars — but anyone
who likes: buying three- or six-
month pool passes could be in for
a-bit of a shock if the new. rate
schedule is adopted by council.

_ The proposed increase for these

passes in 25 percent.

According to Scott, a survey’ of:

12 other B.C. municipalities indi-
cated that the City of Terrace rates

. for three-- and -six-month pool
passes are the lowest in the provi-
- nee. A-25 percent increase would .

bring the rates more into line with
the provincial average, though, and
Scott says in a memo-to.council,
"The pass will stilt offer excellent

value in relation to the equivalent

single admissions."

In justifying that statement, Scott
offers the following example:
Based on three visits every week,
seniors and children would pay 33
per week without a pass, but with
a three- or six-month pass they
would pay only $1.75 to $1.88 a

$110.30, -

week, This is based on the pro-
posed rate of $22.50 for a three-
month pass and $42 for a_six-
month pass. At the present time,

those same passes cost $17.85 and

$33. In other communities, says
Scott, three-month passes range
between $17.85 and $42.25 and the ©
provincial average is $27.03.

The increase for a family pass
would be much ‘more substantial,
though: Based on: three visits every
week, a family would spend $12
every week without a pass, but
with a three- or six-month pass

‘they would. pay only $5.25 to

$5.83 a week. This is based on the
proposed rate of $70 for a three-
month pass and $126 for a six-.
month pass. At the present time,
those same passes cost $54.60 and
‘$101. In other communities, accor-
ding to Scott, three-month passes
range between $54.60 and $165
and. the - provincial average is

If council: adopts: the ‘récom-
mendéd rate increase, regular pool
patrons might be well advised to
do a little‘estimating before rush-
ing out and buying @ new pass.

On the children or seniors passes,
for example, those who plan. on
using it twice a week will save a

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little money on a six- -month: pass.
but only come close to breaking
even on a three-month pass. At the
proposed single-visit rate the cost
would be $24 for three months and
$22.50 if you-bought a pass. ~

If you only plan on using a pass

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"You will be throwing away even
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Increases for other recreational )

facilities won't hit the public quite
as hard'as the pool passes, but for
groups like Minor-Hockey or. the
Figure Skating Club a little bit per

hour can add up to a lot of money

in a season. The proposed ice

rental rate-for youth groups is'$26 |.
- per-hour, up from $24.15, and’ for
adults is $76, up from $72.15.,”

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