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t~15B a total of $667,500 from the County. Outside participation then may total as much as $3,414,500, thus reducing the total require- ment of the bond to $8,586,500. 4. This list does not include any explanation of those items which appear in the Winans. Report or the Park & Recreation Ele- ment of the General Plan Report but which were cut from the pri- orities list by this rater. (Signed: Dixon Arnett, Member Park & Recreation Commission, City of Redwood City). On MOTION of Doris Thompson, seconded by Jim Knecht, the report was placed on fiie for further discussion by the Commission be- ginning at the October 4th meeting. Passed. AGENDA 2 - HOOVER POOL - prqgress report: dedication ceremonies: City Manager Ullrich said matter was on Council agenda for acceptance at next MDnday~ls meeting, included is his recommenda- tion that penalties of $1,100 be assessed the contractor for lateness in completing project - 22 days at $50.00 per day. Mr. Morton said pool would open next Wednesday. . Commissioners encouraged Mr. Morton to keep Hoover pool open as long as possible so that it could be used to advantaqe at this late date. Mr. Morton said that staffing might bea problem as his summer extra help was now gone. Vice-chairman Stuart suggested dates of Sept. 23rd or 30th for dedication ceremonies. Chairman Bob Whitmore will be ìn charge. AGENDA 3 - ROSE GARDEN - Dor,is Thompson: Said Ass't City Manager Burget had requested Park Dept. to provide estimate of cost, cop- ies of which had been sent to commissioners - $5,100: that Mr. Balzarini had indicated that estimate did not include gazebo or labor, and that area would plant 400 roses. Mr. Balzarini pre- sented the rose garden design as prepared by John Yoshida. It was suggested, that when the bazebo is-to be considered that its design correlate with the design of the Community Activities Building. It was told that monies from the Fun After Fifty Mem- orial Fund might be donated to help build the gazebo. The rose garden is planned for area east of CAB and between tennis courts. Mrs. Thompson noted that the $1,100 in donations for the rose garden had been forwarded to the City Manager's office on Sept. 8th - $1,000 from the R.C. Annual Spring Flower and Art Show Committee and $100 from the Business and Professional Women's Club in memory of Caherine Brennan. On MOTION of James Knecht, seconded by Ann Gooding, it was voted to accept the Rose Garden Plan as presented - excepting the gazebo= and send it to City Manager Ullrich for council approval, and to encourage the Fun After Fifty ClUb to participate in the Rose ----- ._-- ... ~--~--~-_._--~-----_.._--_n._____--------_____.n.._._-------------....---. -.------.---..-------------.-------.-. _n --.n_--__..__.--_n.___- --------..-..--- ---.-"--,,... ----- .'