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. MSC that a committee be appointed~ to investigate the matter and' report at the November". meeting. - Act"ing Chairman Spinas appoi"nted Mr-. Millington and Mr. Bogie to the committee, with Mr. Morton, to act in an advisory capacity. Mr. Bogie. was to act as' chairman. ", . . - . I. ...L. City Manager Dimmitt announced that repairs to the Mezes Plaza tennis courts, at a cost of $300, were to be made this winter4 Re- pairing of nets was left in the hands-of Mr., Dimmitt and ~Mr . Morton, after the latter's suggestion that' the WPA staff might be able to make the repairs.' - - , I '.' . . Mr. Morton suggested that playground equipment in the play area pn the high school grounds at Broadway and El Camino Real might be used to better advantage at some' more heavily used play area, and urged removal to the new recreation center site in the O'Dea ~ract. The matter was tabled until the next meeting, before which time Mr. . .. . . .. . Morton, Mr. Bogle and Mr. DlmmJ.tt were to dlSCUSS the suggest~on. ,.... The meeting~ was adjo'urned at 8: 5-0 p.m. / Respectfully submitted, W?lter C. Peterson, Secretary '-, REDWOOD CITY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Regular meeting October 22, 1940 '.,. . The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. by Chairman Spinas. Absent: Mr. Eva, Mr. Mî11ington, Mr. Vanderborden, Mr. Hag an. Minutes of the pr~vious meeting were dispensed with. COMMUNICATIONS: .--., ...... From City Manager -Dimmitt in regard to a petition 'from residents of the highlands district for a play'area, in that district. Consider- able discus sian followed, dur ing which th'e commission determined to present to the city council a proposal that a bond issue be placed to a vote of the people, to determine if the city wishes to aid recreation development to that ex"tent. Cha-irman Spinasappointed 'Mr. ,Bogie, chair- man'; Miss Smith and himself to draft a ¡~tter to the council urging a - .' . . bond lssue. t v The city manager referred to the:commission from the cit~ council a letter from a real estate firm presenting the Lopez Tract-on Staff- ord St. as a likely site 'for a recreation center. The letter was dis- cussed but no action was taken. . . UNFINISHED BUSINESS: ~e city ænager 'repo~ted ~at the Stanford ~at Cloo has bro~ht