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94 Elliot & Assoc. were low bidders - Base Bid: $219,000: plus 2 alternates: kitchen equipment, $12,600 and TV and sound outlets I (public address system)-$600. Total: $23,1,900. Work to start immediately and completion expected by Feb. I, 1967. Architect's estimate had been $248,000: that he and Commissioner Thompson had been at Aug. 1st Council meeting for bid announcement. Mr. Stuart thanked his committee for their fine job and interest on the build- ing plans and hoped that commdttee would follow project through to completion and keep the Commission in- formed on progress. Chairman Beals asked that c,lose look bß given to colors and construction. Mr. Stuart suggested that we ask City to establish delegation of authority and responsibility for operation of the building so that it is clearly established just who is responsible for establishing rules, rates, supervision, etc., for its use - Council, Park and Recreation Commission, City Manager? The secretary was asked to write City Manager Ullrich. (8-10-66) It was suggested that City Manager be asked to includ~ all past and present commissioners in invitations to goundbreaking cere- monies. (Mr. Morton to follow through). Secretary was asked to compliment Council and City Manager on project and for its early start tow~rds completion. (8-10-66). AGENDA 3 - ROSE GARDEN, DORIS THOMPSON: Mrs. Thompson asked if any information had been received re our request to City Manager on May 12th concerning Rose Garden. None. Mrs. Thompson stated that she understood that offers had been made for free rose bushes from a rose hybridizer: that the peninsula Rose Society had ver- bally offered to prune roses for demonstration privileges: that cost of maintenance would not be too high (cultivating-spraying- feeding, etc.) if properly developed and landscaped rose garden was installed in the first place and with a permanent sprinkler system. Mrs. Thompson was asked to foilow through on possible donations for a Rose Garden. AGENDA 4 - HOOVER'SCHOOL (POOL), RED MORTON: Mr. Morton said he thought this project would be re-presented for bid: that interim solution of bussing youngsters to Community Park pool had had good response on a 12:30 run - some, 55-67 youngsters taking ad- vantage of the bussing-but that 2nd afternoon run had been dis- continued because of lack of interest. AGENDA 5 - PARK SIGNS, JACK STUART: Item held to Sept. meeting. AGENDA 6 - REDWOOD SHORES, HOWARD ULLRICH. Chairman Beals announced that Mr. Ullrich was on vacation. -,---~~- ~._----,-- -"------- ,> - '" -,----------,---- -~--,-"'--~,--,---"'-. ,-- -,,---, .., .._-"--_._----,~-,-------- ----- ----,-- ----- ----".--'------"-" "-~--------