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� ' �*, � `� � CIVIC CULTURAL CONi��IISSIOIu Ninutes of Meeting December 4, 1975 Page 3 motion was a preliminary action on the part of the Cam- mis3ion to prevent any real City involvement until the Commission had had an opportunity to consider the formal presentation of the proposed mural by the La.tin-American Spanish-Speaking Organization. The motion was made by John Krueger , seconded by l�Iarcia Poncia, and unanimously passed : THAT the Commission express to the City Council its displeasure with the quality of art being proposed by the Multicultural Arts Committee , I,.A.S.S.O. , and related groups. We believe the aesthetic quality of the art being proposed , as we are able to �udge from photos in vur possession, to be not suitable for permanent installation in our city. FURTHER, we a.re cor�cerned �ith thP amount of publicity wriicr, 3 ,� acconi�anyirl? the presentation of these ar- ti;>tic ideas , which seems to �ive the impression that the City government has o1'fered approval of the plans. � b. The Dreakaway Conference was most interesting and is covered in Mrs. Kennedy' s written report. c. A letter has been received from the Mayor of Annapolis, Maryland , expressing appreciation of being selected as Redwood City' s "sister city. " d. N[rs. Kennedy reported on a meeting of the Inter-service Council at which it was announced that the Lathrop House will be open on two .�undays: June 13 and 20. On these days, the i�edwood City Historical Walk will also be con- ducted. Redwood City Day at the County Fair will be Friday, August 5. OTHER: l. I�`Larcia Poncia reported that she had spoken with John Keller at the Fire Department regarding use of the large flag on a more regular weather-permitting basis. He told her the main reason it isr_' t flown all the time is that it is not a fifty-star flag. It was given to the City by the American Legiono The City has four flags , which the F'ire Department raises at its discretion. Although the large