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175 AGENDA 1: 13~QND- IS~UE lßPRI~O~LI1~IJE~. -~LCpntinuin~ s>:lttdX .anJd discus,io~: Continued to February meeting. Sub-committee to review recommend- ations and present revised report: Jack Stuart, chairman. AGENDA 2: CAPITAL' IMPROVEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR I BUDGET: 81111 1 V I ~ T I" IlJ .. .1117 ..... ßV -,;r I. II "'i[ Continued to February mee,ting. Sub-committee to review Park, and Recreation departments I proposals, include estimate of costs, and present recommendations to Commission: Ann Gooding, chairman. -- AGENDA 3: ~N:E~IJ~J~.9R~90vDI1'~LAYGR°!Th!P~JLP~qpo_~~ - Sub-committee report: Jim Williams, chairman. ~ Continued to Bebruary meeting. P ERS ODL ~~IP EARANCE (]J.: P ~ OP Q~..~D - _B I CYCL_~ ROUTE S _F'<~R1 R. _C . - Ci t Y Mg r . Howard Ullrich: Mr. Ullrich described bicycle routes planned for Redwood City as tentatively approved by City Council, and through maps explained how routes would tie in with Palo Alto,Menlo Park, San Carlos and Belmont, in essence giving a IIthrough" bicycle trail from Palo Alto to Belmont. ' Discussion included: 'questioning the use of several heavily tra- velled thoroughfares in City: citing from Park & Recreation minutes of 2-1-67 and to motion pertaining to proposed by former Commiss- ioner Jasper Sipes, via map, to institute bicycle routes in City which would basically avoid most main through traffic streets and yet connect all major parks and schools. It was suggested that if these plans could be located that they would complement the plans as described by Mr. Ullrich. - On MOTION of Jim Knecht, ~seconded by Doris Thompson, it was voted to concur in the approval by Council the lib road " bicycle route plan as presented by the' City Manager and which would connect with Menlo Park and San Carlos. Passed. ~ , ROUNDTABALE: Co~iss~~~~~~~~~~son said this was last meeting that Lee Massman would take stenographic notes for Commission minutes and complimented Mrs. Massman for her faithful past performance" to her as secretary (22 mos.) (Mrs. Massman's increased duties as secretary of the Bldg. Dept. plus personal commitments made it ;impossible for her to continue withus.)¡ Mrs. Thompson recommend- ed that Rose Garden Dedication Ceremonies be deferred until I1first bloom II - end of April or early May; urged that additional restroom be installed at Stulsaft park: presented brochure which included colored photographs of park in Whittier, Calif., which included a uChildrens' Zoo.. (Mrs. Thompson was asked to write the Park Depar~ ment at Whittier about the project and its cost): to her question, was advised that rules and regulations for Community Activity BuIlding do not permit use IIwithout fee" for meetings of the Pen- insula Rose Society.