There is a haphazard of discussion in Seaside these days about what the residents want and what the city can afford.

There is a haphazard of discussion in Seaside these days about what the residents want and what the city can afford.

in succession Thursday, the talk will center forward starting a fundraising effort to build a fresh sports complex.

Councilman Darryl Choates lately proposed putting a measure in succession the November ballot to ask residents to support a sports involved with a bond measure. That idea was quashed by dint of a 3-2 vote, with Mayor Ralph Rubio and councilmen Tom Mancini and Steve Bloomer opposing it. Councilman Don Jordan was the other "yes" suffrage

Rubio, who called for the community meeting, said it wouldn't have done a great deal good to put the measure in succession the ballot without giving the residents more information in succession the structure's cost and financing.

While planning for various delineate s the City Council recent approved spending $100000 forward a feasibility study for a sports center when adopting its