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'. ',.. 1 4 I REDvVOOD CIT\T PARK AlTD RECREATIO~J' C:O~1Y¡I,SSIOl'¡ Regulu Meeting ~e 26, 19~O The meeting W~8 called to order by CheiMan Ralph Case at 7:40 p.!TI. Pre sent were: Cha.irman Ralph Case, CoInmi s s i oners ~;~rs. A. B. Robb, Cle:nent Baurre, Jack Poole, Donald Bogie, arld Red Merton and Marietta ~oore. MSC To approve the minutes as read by Red Morton. made the move and Mr. Poole seconded the motion. ~jIr. Baume Discussjon was brought up by ~r. Morton concerning the improve- rrt.ent of the Yacht Harbor. lJ:r1e Ci ty Councll Co1TI-"r11.i t tee on the Ya cht Harbor has looked into th.e si tu~ation wlth success. The colmni ttee' s reco!Y1merldation was to relocate the Yac11t IIarbor at Boundary Slough. Di s CllS si on . follo\"led by t11e r1ernbe~~ of the coffirni s si on as to the am aunt of money that should be put into a Yacht lI8.rbor IrI1prO~lerClent }lund, there were differences of oplnion on the amount that SQOll1d be reco1TI-rn.ended, to the co"Jrlcil to put into this said fllY'.d. ,~orne of th.e questio11S rai sed for B.nd 2.gainst the IJroposi tion \"Ie re : 1. Ii1r. Baurne felt that some of the :rachtsmen Sllould be wi lling to put up some of the money for the improvement. 2. ~~r. Poole stated, "The Via ter wi 11 be clean i~ o~~e ~te 2r after the filter' S~Tstem cleaY!s the ~¡ater wh'y 110t ,~et sta.rted OTl it for inve~tigation.n 3 . î\'l r . B a urn est ate s, " The y a c h t h a_r b c r can ~.} 0 t b e uti 1 i zed by everyone, only thoee that are boat owners." it . ~,iTr. Bogi e !¡Iran t s to know, "Wha t about the la':1d? What are the beach 'possibiJ_i ties? lt~hat i~ tl1e cost of d~eè~gin~? V1Jhat , is t'he cost of moving the walks?" 5. ~\~r. ~ß ortorl i~foMed che COJ1ffii s si OIl. that the land was on a 20 year lease accordjng to the city ch?rter. Mr. Morto~ 0.1 sot () 1 d the C clmxn i H S i (j n t}1 8, t the C i t Y C 0 un C i 1 C ornrr i t tee 0 nth e Yacht Harbor estimated the cost rf relocation of the Yacnt Harbor t 0 Bounlier~r Slou~h 13. t $ 35,000. Discussion continued as to the ~ppro~riat~on of ~:5,oOO in a f'lTId to ,?;et tb,8 a ctj on goln;!. If this m()ne~T is in. the YB CÌ1 t T{arbor Impro~lement. Fund, it canrlot be Spo11t for 8~n~rthin,g eJ_se B.nd it !lla:r I1 0 t 1) e s perl tat a 11 d e pen din g 0 ':1 the act i 0 YJ 0 f the C i t Y C 0 U;t c t 1 by approval of the City Attorney. '" ~ t. b' ¡r 1) 1 Tt T h .. d- t t h .. 1 IV~ 0 1. on y ~i:~r. 1 00 e, e corrr:l1 ~ 31 on re commen s 0 .I ,.e councl th8,t the cow'1cil set aside $5, 000 to beaut into a sinking fu!ld for the Yacht Harbor Improve~nent ye arly. It ~Ir~. Robb made the se cond to the motion. ~rr. Baurne the,n moved to anie!ld the nlotio:l to re ad i n ad rl j t ion - " Th at' an e q u B~ 1 am O1m t 0 f 111 0 n e ~T be!! u t D. P b ~r j n t ere s t e d p 9. r tie s . n rr her e ~N a. s nos e con. d tot h e arr1~ e n d-Q] A I: t by r\l r . Pool e \Vl tl'drew hi s motion. , rl.~r. .BaU!11e then brou-ght out the idea tÌlat he ~vou.ld llke to see the money in qllestion be pu.t ir1to tll,e Ccl~mlmi ty PB~rk.