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17 . . ties to study problems to see if they can come up with a solution. He stated that the Planning Commission and City Council does not have jurisdiction over this matter; only the School Board does. Redwood City, Belmont, San Carlos and the Sequoia High School Dis- trict are involved in this project. Mr. Ullrich stated that the Park & Recreation recommendations were held and the recommendation of the Commission was included in the minutes. They would increase the school size standards for size of land for the school, and this in turn may result in a total increase of amount of land available. He said that the Planning Commission recommended that we combine Park & Recreation useage with school useage. The next step will be the submission for the development plans, he said. Each of the development plans will come before the Planning Commission and the City Council. Mr. Ullrich offered bringing along ,Maps as the area progresses each month at Park & Recreation Commiss- ion ~etings. ~. Ullrich explained ~at the seis~c study is pro- gressing: that the drilling at the end of Whipple has been completed. Chairman Beals stated that one of the big problems was underground construction. He said this is going to have bearing on the seismic report. In regard to Mr. Ullrich bringing maps to the meetings, Commission- er Knecht thinks it would be a good idea. Mr. Ullrich stated he would be glad to comply with this request. Chairman Beals stated the next step is the feasibility report, that basically, Park & Recreation would be included in the feasi- bility report regarding open space. Chairman Beals thanked the Project Manager for appearing before the Commission. Mr. Beals welcomed Park Superintendent, Pasco Balzarini, back after his long illness. Mr. Don Dorfmeier, Sequoia High School, appeared representing The Redwood City Ramblers Football Team. He stated his team wants a field in Redwood City to play on, 6 Saturday nights out of the season, but failed to state the dates he would like to have. Mr. Dorfmeier suggested putting enough blea- chers in Becket Field to seat approximately 1,000, and then his team would have a place to play. Lengthly discussion on Redwood City Ramblers playing in Redwood City. Mr. Dor- fmeier stated his team would need only 18 hours of playing time, excluding practice all together on any of Redwood City's fields. Park Superintendent recommended putting this in writing so that it can be worked out.