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143'~ . , . " . ,,;;: .; ~¡ '.!ì~, .., ,. "J Park(~~and that the City require digging si tes be returned to as good as original condition (or better) following mining operations", sec- onded þy. Commdssioner James Knecht, and passed. (5-4-67) It was announced that the Canyon Road property had been submitted to ABAG for matching funds. Mr. Stuartsaid the area has a total of l4~ acres, including the property which is outside the city limits. Commissioner Thompson said she had been advised by Mr. MOrton that . . , the Recreation- Dept. would not be duplicating the minutes of comm- ission meetings any more and that they should be handled through the park Dept. Mrs. Thompson advised that for some time she had been cutting the stencils and that mimeographing and mailing was probably taking only about an hour and a half a month. She part- icularly commended Mrs. Engebretson (Wilmal for her courtesy and promptness each month. Following a discussion which included the . , statement and that mimeographing was more costly than ,. zero xing II , Mrs. Thompson was asked to process the commission minutes through the PDark Dept. Commissioner Knecht told that the Professional Flower Growers were . furnishing the flowers and containers for the Centennial Dinners and luncheon"and the retail florists were making the head tables arrangements, and the various womenls clUbs were doing the other table arrangements. ,Mr. Knecht told tþat John Yoshida was design- ing the Professional Flower Growers exhibit for the forthcoming Flower and Art Show on May 2~-2l, ~967, atthe C. A. Building. commissioners suggested presenting the gavel to former commis.s- ion chairman, Alyn Beals, at the Dedication Ceremonies on May 11. Mr. Morton will check into. Commissioner Arnett thanked Mr. Horton and Mr. Balzarini for the orientation tour given to þim and Commissioner Williams. Commissioners urged Mr. Balzarini to go ahead with plans to buy the used IISuper Securll.restroom from the City of San Mateo for $500, noting that additional restroom facilities are needed at Stulsaft Park and this would be an economical way of providing a badly needed facility. ADJOURNED at 9: 55 P.M. DOris C. Thomspon, Secretary. MaYj~3, 1967. .