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and carried. PARK AND RECREATION COI :1ISSION RECO1,11ENDED LRECTING SIGN "NO BATTED BALLS ALLOWED" ON THE ANAIAOR PLAYGROUND. They request the Council to consider this matter and give the necessary authorization to the Park and Police Departments. Councilman Spillers moved approval of the Park and Recreation Commission's recom- mendation, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. PA -RK AND RECREATION COMMISSION RECOM,1E ED II,IPROVITIG BASE PATHS AND INFIELD AREA BALL DTAITONDS HOOVER SCHOOL. MR City Auditor Brophy stated that there wasn't any money in the Park Department budget, however, there was on" money in the Recreation Department budget. Recreation Director Dorton stated that this mn s a park project and not under his budget. The cost of this work would be approximately X05.00. This was followed by discussion after which Councilman Her::ner moved approval of the Commission's recommendation, 0 seconded by Councilman Spilllers and carried. At a later date money will b? -transferred. W PARK .. dD RE(;I�EATION CO-11ISSION RE(' �lRDING REPOR`1' ON STUDY OF !1DDITION./!L PL+'fY AR A ON M:,,TCH-I RITCHY LAND. In reply to the Council's request regarding the Hetch-Hetchy area on the east side of Carson Street, the Commission viisiles to advise that this matter Was discussed at their 'May meeting, and a committee was appointed to study the area in :question, as well as adjacent and alternate land. They w ill promptly f oraard to the Council the results of t -is cormiittee's report and the action of the Commission on it. Councilman Stout moved that the letter be filed. It was so ordered. PARK AND RECREATION COIdZIESSION'S COPY OF LEITER TO POOL 1 -TANAGER ANDEIR.SON C012ENDING TIE STAFF FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT I:'IETHOD OF SAVING -LIFE OF 310Y AT SVJTT1 POOL. The Clerk read the letter wherein it -Vms stated that a copy of this letter was being sent to the City -Council to let them publicly -know hor-4proud they were of Mr. Anderson and his group.' The letter was ordered filed and the Mayor directed the clerk to write a letter of commendation to the Pool 11anager, Mayor Royer asked the Department heads to have the necessary information for the study meeting on l7ednesday night in regard to the water reservoir outside the city limits. The Clerk r,1 --ad a letter from the Chamber of Commerce lrherein they stated that the Chamber would participate and cooperate in the Centennial with particular emphasis on the Peninsula Celebration Association rodeo July 1, 2, 3 and 4* The letter was ordered filed. The Clerk read a letter from the Chamber of Commerce 1rherein the complimented the Council on the improvement of the neighborhood and do.,rntovm streets. larticular em)hasis was placed on the many repairs completed and the sweeping of the streets. This letter was ordered filed. Councilman granger stated that there was an article appearing in the Tribune in regard to the City Manager and the a,ater Superintendent driving City vehicles after hours. This was followed by a very heated discussion. Councilman Granger stated that he iranted the public to be told that Lisle .'Tinter is on 24 hour call and the City I:lanager had been given authorization to use the City car because of all the meetings he has to attend. Councilman Spillers reported on progress of the 4 for buildin-, bleachers and grand stands at Hawes Park, and lights at the new soft ball field. The Mayor asked the City Attorney to check into the possibility of opening the concession stand. Councilman Spillers moved that the permit be granted for the concession stand sul-iject to the approval of the Health Department, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Councilman Weiss moved that the City Manager and the Vlater Superintendent have full use of the City car. # Councilman L:eiss was told that The motion was not necessary because permission had been granted long Wei ago. Mayor Royer asked the press to carry the fact that the City I.anager and the ffater Superintendent have the Council's authority to drive and use the City cars after hours. Councilman Stout moved that the meeting be adjourned, seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Meeting adjourned, 12:05 A.I.1. John J.', Brophy, C ty Ib'rk Pro -tem