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¡ ,1 j ; ~ -, \ \.......; ., - --- . . . ~ . , . , - - the work that was done. They stated that they did not have funds at the present time for the developmem of the H~bor, but if the city.made a reque~t for funds to be useQ for.planning purposes they would be very happy to con eider the request. "' .. ,:i.f., . ): REDWOOD CITY PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION '" December 4,1957 ... ... The regular meeting of the Park and Recreation Commrssion was called to ~d~ ~ 8:00 p.m. It was ~~d ~h a shorl ~le pres~ed by the Recreation Department. This movie was on a few of the activities of the Department and it is a future plan of the Recreation in con- junction with the Park Department to develop a complete series of the . activities that take place in Redwood City area. . . Roll call was called by Chairwoman Tornell: Commiss~oners present, Catherine Brennan; Alyn Beals; Maurice Schutz; Irving Gold; James Knecht, and Chairwoman: Louise Tornell. Noted absent, Williæm Hanley. " ... Moved, seconded and carried by' Commissioners Gold' and Beal's that the miootes of the Nove~er 6 ~et1ng be appr~ed as mailed. Jim Slobodian was introduced from the audience. His personel çpeumce was in regard to the FairoaksLittle Lea~e which was to be brought up later in the meeting. ":\ ItemDl - Stulsaft Park. Commissioner Irving Gold made his report. E. T. Hass bid was acaepted for water and sewer lines to the site of' Co~rt Station No.1. Also the Park Department has completed the planting of trees around the walls. Mr. Gold gave a financial report of the O.rigina1 $101000 allocated for the development of Stulsaft'Park a profit of ,8,000 has been made from Oddstad from mining; Approximat e 1y $10, 000 has been spent. at thi s time and i t le~es $8,000 or $9,000 forphase #2. He coocluded his report by saying that everything is moving right along. . Item #2 - Yacht Harbor. In the absence of Connnissioner Hanley it was referred to Commissioner ~old. Due to the fact of Commissioner Golds absence from the community so much of the time he referred to Mr. Morton for a report of the Marine Harbor Committee meeting. The Marine Harbor Committee recommended the nates'for mall tie' ups' be raised to $1.00 st~t1~J~~y, ~58. Second reco~ndat1on by the comittee was that tM H~bor Mdter be in control OftM 11: 00 0 IC 10 ck party curfew at the Yacht Harbor Building. Third recommen'dation was t hat the t ravel speed for boats be 5 knots per hour. Commissioner Gold moved that the acceptance of a ction and recommendations of the Marine Harbor Committee be approved, 1 twas seconded by Commi~sioner Brennan. Co~ssioner Gold made a separate motion to accept the maximum speed limit of g lmots per þour. I,tem #3 - Altamont and Piedmont. Commissioner Schutz and Mr. Morton marle a report of" their findings of this area. It was decided that it be dropped from the agenda at the present time and! j brought up again in the future when the weather will pe rmit 8. more complete check to s ee whether or not it can be justified. ..--..- - ... - - ..' " . . .. .'.'.. 191 I I J I ~ ! .. r I I , ..,. '.