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159 Garden Plans as the Commission would be most honored to have their assistance through their Memorial Fund. Passed. Vice-chairman Stuart thanked Mr. Balzarini and Mr. Yoshida of his department for the very fine design. Jim Williams enthusiastica- lly endorsed the project as being a beautiful one and a~credit to Redwood City and one which would be a-high spot in the City and in the county. Being advised that the Rose Garden project would be on the coun- cil agenda next Monday night, Sept. 11th, James Knecht and Doris Thompson were asked to attend the meeting representing the Co~ . . 1SS1on. CITY MANAGER ULLRICH re application by City for matching Federal Funds for Phase I of park land acquisition - Canyon Road, "Flagg II property (Community park), etc., - funds having been budgeted this year for land acquisition said he had received information that City could now go ahead and negotiate for purchase of pro- perties without jeopardizing the approval or disapproval of granting of Federal Funds.' ".. AGENDA 4 - See action under correspondence. (Redwood Shores) AGENDA 5 - ROUNDTABLE: COMMcrSSIONER GOODING asked what action had been taken ~ ,- .- ....... 1 .[7 lr on the Commission recommendation to adopt the "red rosell as the official City flower? Mr. Ullrich said the urnurnll had been suggested by others, but no action had been taken. He said the matter could again be considered. Mrs. Gooding asked what type new equipment was being installed in the tot lot adjacent- to Kiwanis field? Mr. Balzarini said equipment was similar to other present new equipment in the City and was ordered some time ago. Mrs. Gooding asked that Commission have an opportun- ity to suggest types of equipment for new installations of the future 7 asked what had~been the outcome of the meeting with Mrs. LaHuta, the Police Chief, and the staff, as she had not been ad- vised of the meeting. Mr. Balzarini said Police Dept. had IIbeefedll up patrols and that when nîght watering was being done by Park Dept. that the Police Dept. could be radioed in case of any problems. Mrs. Gooding complimented the Recreation Dept. of the summer art lesson series and suggested they be continued during the school year. Mr. Morton said that such plans are soon to be announced. CITY MANAGER ULLRICH told that July 4, 1968, is the date set for - J ~ ~J'" ,., .II fl¡I IJllnn the opening of Marine World, and that present plans include a preview on July 3rd for 4,000 guests and the official family- with coast to coast coverage by TV in c8lor. -- --~_.. --..-, ,.. .. ,. ..", -. , .. . , ., .. . , . - - , - ,. -. to