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Sipes, Robert Whitmore. Also noted present: Pasco Balzarini and Bill Paulson. Alfred Morton, Noted absent and excused: Doris Thompson and Louise Tornell. - Minutes of the September meeting were approved with the following changes. Page #3, last two lines should have read September 15th meeting, with a public hearing probably on September 29th. (P~ ~~I f~1)ðC? . Correspondence: Letter of resignation from Louise Tornell was read and forwarded to the City Council for action. Mr. Morton was asked to write a letter of thanks to Louise Tornell for her many years of service to the Commission. Letter from Mr. Neal stating that he was under the impression ,that the Park and Recreation Commission was in favor of keeping Stulsaft Park as a primitive area and that it should be left in its natural state. The Commission did not remember such a recommendation and it was under the impression that the future work in the park would be developed along the lines of the original Master plan for the area. Mr. Beals and Mr. Balzarini were asked to meet with the City Manager in règard to this problem. Personal Appearances: Fenton Mee appeared to protest the plans for the development of a park or playground on the Hetch- Hetchy property on Fernside at Massachusetts. Chairman Alyn Beals informed Mr. Mee that the Commission is on re- cord as being opposed to the development of this area for a park or recreation use. It was recommended that a letter be sent to City Manager, James Neal. Mr. Coehlo of the Redwood City Kiwanis Club appeared on behalf of the club's interest in developing a fishing pier at the Mun- icipal Marina. Mr. Coehlo said that the Redwood City Kiwanis " . Club was willing to contribute $1,000.00 toward such a pro- ject and they hoped this would be helpful in getting this project underway immediately. It was NBC that the Planning , . Commission be alerted that the Park and Recreation Commiss- ion desires to develop such a pier and that they wish the support of the Planning Commission in developing pier as ' soon as possible. A letter to the Redwood City Kiwanis Club thanking them for their interest and a letter to the Redwood City Tribune publicizing the offer of this gift and the int- erest of the Commission in such a project. (Jasper Sipes is to write the letter.) Regular Business: 1. Mr. Ullrich was ill and unable to attend the Redwood Shores: