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<br />REDWOOD CITY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
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<br />Regular Meeting, O-ctober 23, 1946
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<br />Due to a conflict in dates the October meeting of the Redwood City
<br />Parks and Reareation Commission was held on October 23, Wednesday, 1946
<br />in the Ci ty Hall Caucus room.
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<br />Members present weres Chairman Ross, Commissioners Baume, Case,
<br />Poole, Morton, and Carlson, the latter serving as temporary secretary
<br />for the meeting. Also present were Mayor Hilton, City Manager Blom,
<br />City Engineer Wilson, I. P. Mott, Jr. and the following members of the
<br />Redwood City Planning Commission, Chairman Morgan and Commissioners
<br />Britschgi and Wise.
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<br />Mr. Blom explained that due to government restrictions it would'
<br />be impossible to install a sprinkling system at Stafford Park for a
<br />year or more, but that the city would clean up the plot and take care
<br />of the trees until pipe is available. .
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<br />Chairman Ross explained the master plan for the development of
<br />the Redwood City Recreation areas as presented by Mr. Mott and Chairman,
<br />Morgan aDd members of the Planning Commission pledged their cooperation
<br />in helping to carry out the twenty-year plan. Mr. Morgan especially
<br />emphasized their willingness to pay special attention to zoning and
<br />street developments in the area surrounding the Community Center so that
<br />the district would be in keeping with the recreation center and have no
<br />~all business houses surrounding it.
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<br />The meeting was then turned over to Mr. Mott who gave estimates on
<br />costs for the development of the master plan. He explained tþat all
<br />costs were based on current prices which are unusually high, and no
<br />doubt when different parts are built costs will be more normal. The
<br />estimates follows
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<br />~~~' p~~ ~ building with proper fac~lities for play, toilets,
<br />aM storage,. $11,815. Jumor pay area outside, $3,565. awe
<br />with sprinklirg system $5,485 making a total of $20,865.
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<br />CALIFORNIA SQUARE Parking areas $7,840; central area (including tower,
<br />.. ~ '" toilets 'ètc) $20,495 ~ing a total of $28,335.
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<br />c~sm~ STRæT PW~~~ ~ilding iMluding toilets etc. t6,830; play
<br />are~l,315; jumor play area $1,045; awn with spri~li~ system
<br />$1,610; larger game area, $4,420 bringing t.he total to $15,220.
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<br />FLEISHLuœ PARK Pool area complete $16,905; walks and lawns $1,730,
<br />.. -junior ~ay area $6,025 ~ki~ the total for this dewlo~m
<br />$24,660.
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<br />HAWES PARK Club House area $19,415; (this includes $10,000 for a
<br />- -èuilli~) Pre-school area $4,520; jumor pl~ area $5,310; de-
<br />veloping old soft ball area with a larger grandstand etc. $12,650;
<br />new soft ball area with grandstand $30,910 (including $12,000 for
<br />building); parking area $4,710; utility ÿard $6,240 making a total
<br />of $83,755.
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