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either under the direction of the Cornell University, of
the Department of Physical Training, or of the Cornell University
Athletic Association, and the adoption, when the need arises, of any
rules or regulations relating thereto ; with instructions, however, to
report to or to advise with the Committee on Buildings and Grounds
whenever in their judgment the necessity arises or whenever called
upon so to do ; any action taken by such committee to be controlling
until or unless modified by action of the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
3. That such committee be instructed to submit from time to time
to the Committee on Buildings and Grounds recommendations relat
ing
to matters of maintenance and improvements and budgets for
proposed expenditures relating thereto, except in so far as the same
relate to the ordinary care and maintenance of the enclosed fields
assumed by the Cornell University Athletic Association.
4. That the execution of all work upon the open fields be, until
further order of the Committee on Buildings and Grounds, committed
to the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, he, in the execution
of the work, to consult and advise with such experts, if any, as the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds may designate.
5. That while it is recommended or suggested that the supervision
and execution of the work involved in the ordinary care and main
tenance of the enclosed fields be committed to the Cornell University
Athletic Association under the restrictions and conditions hereinbe
fore imposed,
yet it is also recommended or suggested that the Super
intendent of Buildings and Grounds be authorized in his discretion,
to furnish the use of the forces and equipment of the Department of
Buildings and Grounds, so far.as practicable and needed by
the Cor
nell University Athletic Association in the maintenance ordinary of
the buildings and grounds of the so-called enclosed fields, upon the
payment by the Cornell University Athletic Association of equitable
compensation, based as nearly as possible on the cost thereof to the
University,
5. Resolved,
for the use of such forces and equipment.
Charles H. Blood,
C. E. Curtis,
Chas. V. P. Young,
Committee.
That the report of the Committee be accepted and
its recommendations be adopted ; the of granting the use of the en
closed fields to the University Athletic Association as provided in the
recommendation number 1 to take effect upon the acceptance by the
Cornell University Athletic Association of such grant, upon the con
ditions named in such recommendation, and upon the further condi
tion that such Association assume the expense of carrying casualty