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ing at 1400 Roosevelt Avenue showing "the staff designated name of "COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES BUILDING" and asked for any corrections or changes - there were none. The commission agreed to permit the sample to be presented to the Council at its next meeting but with no ,decision regarding the staff suggested name (the commission hadirecommended another name for the building at its January, 1967 meeting).- - '-, '.' P~~k dJS,uRe1r~~ntJenJi_~At: Pasco Balzarini: Mr ~ Balzarini noted that pictures of the Marina had been taken f~r various magazines. - £o~ssioner Whi~~or~ noted a safety problem exising when turning - ~ - - ínto Brewster Avenue from Veterans Blvd. due to construction of concrete island. Several Commissioners suggested that it would"be desirable to have a commissioner assigned to attend meetings of the Architect- ural Review Board and the Planning Commission so that the Park and Recreation Commission could be kept advised of proceedings." Particular interest was expressed for landscaping of the 10' right of_way near the Marina. ~ C9mm~~~i9ne~Rg9pd~þg suggested that when ordering of playground equipment is being planned that consideration be" given to use of "rocks II and "pipes II rather than "bounce II equipment:. noted use of . , Het~ Hetchy Rß (in another city) for a bicylcle trail. ~~- ~s~~~ _~es said he felt the Rß in our city was not very scenic and would not connect with all schools and parks as he had suggested at a previous meeting. £h~~irI1!~~41 .B~Etau1Is inquired on use of R/W for parks. Mr. Balzarini said he would rather take care of other areas first. Commissioner Stuart, noting that this perhaps would be Chairman ~~LlllTI , Beals' finat meeting as a member of the Commission, highly comm- ended Mr. Beals for his fine contribution to the Park and Recre- . . ation Commission and to the City 'during his fourteen years of service on the Commission and his great wealth of knowledge of , civic affairs and his zeal and zest which could not be equaled for a long time to come. commissioners joined with Mr. Stuart and his commendabbn. Chairman Beals thanked the Commission and said that it had~been .l I nJ J ... ~ a fine commission for getting things done. Mr. Beals noted that he would like to continue to serve Ion the Citizen's Committee. Meeting adjourned at 9 p.m. .. Jack A. Stuart, Secretary pro-tem (Minutes prepared for Mr. Stuart by Secty., Doris Thompson from notes taken by Mrs. Lee Massman, stenographer) ~._.--._-~_._---~.,_..._.._.--.,-,._"----,,..--_.--.._.,... -.n "."_.n--_.--""-'-..-."'."_"n "".".. ..,---_.".. ..,,"'. . ,--.----"'..----.-. ,- "'" . ..'" -.'" --.- ..._.--._"._---"...._---_.._---~ ,., , , . ,