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ANNOUNCEMENTS -Commissioner Walsh attended the town hall meeting sponsored by Tom Campbell on April 11. -Commissioner Anthony announced he will be walking in the Human Race on May 13 to benefit RSVP and is accepting donations. He noted that out of 900 countywide volunteers, 200 volunteers either work or live in Redwood City. -Chairperson Lloyd announced a "Technology for Independent Living Fair" to be held at Burgess Park on May 19-20. -Chairperson Lloyd received a newsletter from TURN regarding proposed rate increases for PG&E. -Superintendent Hartman announced the gazebo dedication will take place on June 7 at 1:00pm. The gazebo was donated by a former City employee in memory of her mother. -Commissioner Capone attended the May 8 City Council meeting and noted that Vice Mayor Hartnett handed out a study on the proposed traffic light near John Gill School and said this matter is to be placed on the May 14 agenda so the City Council could vote on it. -Commissioner Walsh discussed the research he is doing regarding Medicare issues. He is contacting local hospitals to see how their staff reductions and cost savings might translate to costs of health care for seniors. -Commissioner Newell stated that departing Commissioners Anthony, Jordan, Metzdorf and Sharp were on the Senior Affairs Commission for a long time and wished to thank them for all the great work they have done and wished them well. M/S Newell/Capone: To commend the fine work of Commissioners Anthony, Jordan, Metzdorf and Sharp. Motion passed. Superintendent Hartman said Bea Metzdorf will be receiving her plaque from the City Council at the June Commission meeting and Commissioner Anthony will receive his at a City Council meeting. Supervisor Griffith welcomed the new Commissioners and thanked Commissioner Anthony for his work on the Commission.