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~ recommended that we encourage the Park Department to consider purchase of Super Secur units but to include outside drinking fountain with each unit. MX. Balzarini stated that he had in- cluded $10,000 in his budget this year for restroom in Stulsaft Park and he would suggest that the Committee (Alyn Beals, 'Doris Thompson,~A1fred Morton and himself) meet with representatives of the Company and go over area to decide on location and pro- ject installation costs for repo~t at the January meeting. ~. S>~art: Questioned size of Westwood Park. Park Superintendent Balzarini will take a look at this park again to see what is involved to make it larger. ?ar~§uperiAte~den~ Bal~a!~ni:~ Reported his department had planted 24 liquid-amber trees in the Hawes Court Subdivision and 22 of the same in the Dodge Drive Subdivision and had arranged ground breaking ceremonie$ by the Farm Hill Women's Club for new play- ground areas at the Farm Hills entrance to Stulsaft Park. Brief Cases: Information on names or initials on Commission brief 17 J _m~ .8IIl ..IlL U" I cases was given to Mr. Fenton Mee. þ,tate Pvi visioßn. ,of Highways,- proposlal for properj:y at S~Aarnba~ÇtJ:l at:1~~", Free~a~: On motion of Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commiss- , ioner Whitmore, and passed, the Commission voted to reject the State Division of Highways proposal for purchase of the 25' x 100' lot at Stambaugh Street and the Freeway which they have offered for sale at $2,250. J~ecreël;t_i1on Director IMg~r1ton advised that one pool being considered for the Hoover School was ilL II shaped, 75' x 451 with a diving area. The other one - 30. x 40'. Chairman Beals presented each Commissioner with a copy of the Mary Henderson "Centennial Park" proposal dated Oct. 18, 1965, and copy of staff report to Council, dated Nov. 15, 1965, by Assistant City Manager, Howard Ullrich, and City Manager James Neal, with the in- for~tion that the Council had refe~red ~e reports to ~e Co~iss- ion for discussion. Action deferred to the January meeting so that Commissioners could have time to read both reports. Meeting adjourned at 5:30 p.m. Doris C. Thompson, Secretary .--- .., _. ~ , " "---' - -,-... ~ '. . ^,","',..' ',.' <,