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, , ~,~,: , ~ , '\ Mr. Schroeter reported that the 1 'acre plot adjacent to the YMCA Building is up for sale for $125,000 (7 daplex lots), said -proper- ty is zoned "R-2 II . Chairman Beals thanked Mr. Schroeter for his appearance, and the report. Mr. Schroeter left meeting. #2 - HOOVER POOL - Alfred Morton: Mr. Morton said that pool should be completed sometime in may: that swimming-instructions would be given and that staff recommends rates as follows: For resi- dents within the city limits - 10 lessons for $3; for residents outside city limits - 10 lessons for $5.00. On MOTION of Comm- issioner Gooding, and passed, it was voted that Chairman Beals, by letter, recommend to the Council that these fees be established. #3 - MARINI: a. Fishing Pier - Jasper Sipes. Commissioner Sipes reported that Mr. Art Balsamo had prepared a plan for the fishing pier. Chairman Beals asked Mr. Sipes to keep commission informed on Marina Committee action. It was suggested that the wild Life Conservation Commission be contacted for assistance in financing, MARINA: b. Landscaping - Pasco Balzarini: Mr. Yoshida advised that landscaping at the Marina would be completed around the 17th of this month. Commissioners commended Mr. Yoshida on his land- scaping design for the Marina and requested that a letter be writ- ten containing their commendations. (3-29-67) #4 - PARK IDEA PRESENTATION - Jack Stuart. Commissioner Stuart showed a 12 minute movie of IIChildrenls Estate", a ch~ldren's park in Santa Barbara recently visited by Mr. Stuart and his fam- ily. The pictures showedl'and.scaped rock formations for young- stersc1imbing, viewing and fortress use; a small zoo which child- ren could enter compounds of-mostly farm type animals -.goats, sheep, etc. - some birds and other animals, including monkeys: he told that various service club organizations sponsor each animal and its upkeep and that there is a nominal admission fee of 25Ç for children and 50ç for adults: and suggested that the proposed C'anyon Park could be considered-for this type of park. #5 - NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT - James Knecht. Mr. Knecht was . not present due to illness and unable to be contacted by telephone during a 5 minute recess. Chairman Beals asked that before the next meeting that the committee submit their nominations to the ~embers of the commission so that the new officers can be elected and take over at the April meeting. #6 - RENAMING OF CHESTNUT PARK -.Cqntinued to the April meeting due to the absence of Doris Thompson (on account of the death of her father). Mrs. Thompson had requested the item on the-agenda. ROUNDTABLE: _Re.~.r~.atJon ~irector.l. _Alfre,d ~r.t°J:l: Mr. Morton presented a sugg- ested design for the name plaque for the new multi-purpose build- - ~ ~ ~~. . ,.L... , - ^--~'-_.-"---'~-'-"'-~~-~".""---"-'" '--".__..0. ..--,.-- - . - " , , . \