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;¡ , ,,' ", Winans Park & Recreation Survey Report - at invitation of Chair- man Beals - 1i$t abo~e. ' ~ AGENDA: # 3 - PARKS & RECREA TI ON ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN I as based on Part H of the proposed General P1an"of the Redwood Shores area and the Recreation Element of the General Plan as prepared by Sterling S. Winans as proposed by Planning Director, Ken Schroeter, to the R.C. Planning Commission and approved by them on January 31, 1967 - presentation'by Ken Schroeter: Chairman Beals explained that the Park & Recreation Commission had deferred acting on.the Plan until the brochureswer~ in-the hands of the Citizens" Committee and a verbal presentation made to them-by Mr. Schroeter. Mr. Bea1š asked that questions not be asked of-the speaker unti1.his-presentation had been completed. Chairman Beals introduced Mr. Schroeter, Planning Director for the city who proceeded to gave a summary of the Parks and Rec- reation Element to the General Plan, following whibh, the Chair- man declared a five minute recess. - . - - The meeting was reconvened at 8:35. Chairman Beals thanked ~ Mr. Schroeter for his presentation and for his excellent de- velopment of the Plan and told those present that it was sched- uled to be before the Council for a public hearing on Apr.lOth. QUESTIONS: Mrs. Betty Travers ( Citizens I ' Committee-Parks & p.1aygr.ou~ds) asked: 1. Re land on Hudson st. adjacent to YMCA as recommended by sub-committee II Chairman Beals said Commission has re- commended that property be investigated. . 2. Re capital outlay funds being used for a down payment of this property? city Manager Ullrich explained that a large portion of these funds had been earmarked for use as IImatching funds" for purchase of the Canyon Road"property, the Flag property adjacent to Community Park, and three parcels in the Redwood Shores project, "application for which is in the final stages for presenting to the Federal Government through ABAG by the middle of April; that appli- cation would take from 6-8 weeks to process and that if application is approved and a IIproceed orderll is issued that the city could go ahead and '-purchase property with the understanding that when funds became available the purchasing-agency would be reimbursed. Mr. Ullrich said that there were 5 or 6 times more applications before ABAG than funds available. <fI, ....,----------_.._,..,-_.._,-------,,---,.._..._-_..__.,-'----..._,--_.., ,." '..'""""""",_"~"__",,,_,,, .'-'-~-_.~-----"-"--"."-..,'.'-',.,.._",..",_..,...,..,--.. ..