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ITEM 4- SUMMARY ON CHAS RECOMMENDATIONS Chairperson Anthony said the City Council approved 15 of the 20 CHAS recommendations made in the report and that the City Council will study the remaining five recommendations. He gave a brief overview of the recommendations for the Commissioners and said he would review more next meeting. ITEM 5-FOLLOW UP ON AGING CLASSES AT SAN JOSE STATE Supervisor Kucala noted that the Commission received a letter a few months ago asking for the Commission's support because some classes on aging were going to be dropped from the Sociology curriculum at San Jose State University. She said she contacted San Jose State and was advised that the classes were not dropped and are still being offered to students so no letter of support is necessary. ITEM 6- SENIOR NETWORK Chairperson Anthony reported that he and Commissioners Berglund and Lloyd have attended monthly meetings held with representatives from other senior centers located within San Mateo County. The meetings are organized by Clara Crook and each representative reports on what their center is doing. He said the information provided by each center is very interesting and he will continue to attend and report back to the Commission. The regular meeting of the Senior Affairs Commission was adjourned at 10:55am to be reconvened at 9:00am on Wednesday, March 9, 194 to be held at the Fair Oaks Senior Center, 2600 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, California.