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~,,11()4 1 I . - ~ AGENDA 1: WINANS REPOIT - ALYN BEALS: Chairman Beals asked comm- issioners to call meetings of their various Citizens'. Commi- ttees to discuss report and possible recommendations of change. 2 : MULTI- PURPOSE BUILDING REPORT - JACK STUART: Mr. st uart described progress on building and noted that time schedule is proceeding beautifully, displayed samples of roofing and other materials, color charts, samples of inside-outside finishes, carpeting, vinyl, tile, formic as , etc., as rec- ommended by Commission 'Sub-Committee. ON MOTION of Commissioner Stuart, seconded by Commissioner Whitmore, and passed, color charts, materials, finishes, etc., as proposed by the sub-committee were approved by the Comm- . . lSSlon. Chairman Beals commended Mr. Stuart and his committee (Knecht, and Thompson, plus Red MOrton and PaBCO Balzarini) for their interest and follow through on the project. Chairman Beals ,sked Mr. Stuart to contact City Manager Ullrich concerning presentation to Council and if necessary to make the pre- sentation. AGENDA 3: ROSE GARDEN - DORIS THOMPSON: Mrs. Thompson asked item be removed from agenda for two months. She will follow up on suggestion by Mr. Morton that a Rose Garden be consid- ered at new multi-purpose building site for a project for the Fun After Fifty Club as part of the activity program of the group by letting them develop and maintain it. AGENDA 4: HOOVER SCHOOL POOL - ALFRED MORTON. Contract awarded to U. S. Construction Co. as noted in correspondence item #1. AGENDA 5: PARK SIGNS - JACK SWART AND BOB WHITMORE: Mr. Whit-. more noted that new school has started that more ideas for design should be available. . AGENDA 6: REDWOOD SHORES - HOWARD ULLRICH. Chairman Beals announced that Mr. Ullrich could not be present due to BCDC meetings today and tonight. Mr. Beals referred to news story re 40- acre park planned as part of the Marine World complex in the Shores project and that the newspaper item had been first information re such plans. Commissioners expressed concern that they had not inown such plans were in the making and asked Secretary Thompson to request that Commission be kept informed ahead of time on matters and plans concerning parks and recreation so that it could responsibly act in its advisory c~acity for ~e best interests of the public. (10-28-66) ._~~.~- -_..._~..~._--.~---_..,..._~.. ..-u... .._.d"'---._---...._--~.---_...~.__.~-----~--- u_-----_.,._...~_.--~---_...__.-u--- ....--...---..-.u_--.-.-...., ... ---. ,... ._._,~ -.--.---.~.-----.'-------..-"--.- . ,.~"., ..