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or,'~ r ' /, ::", '94 :-1 ' ulations for Use o~ Recreation Facilitiesll-liIneligible Organiz- ations or Individualsll-Section b-relìgious meetings or services (State of California-Constitution, Article 4, Section 30) and asked if same rules pertained to Veterans' Memorial Building? Mr. Balzarini said use~of the building on April 12 by'the "Jeh- ovah's Witnesses" had been approved through City Attorney's office: inquired on status of IIgazeboli for Rose Garden, noting that she had been told project had been abandoned by Recreation Dept. and Fun After Fifty Club, and further noting that the gazebo design and plans had been reviewed and technically app- roved by the Commission last year and the enlisting of interest , , of the Fun After Fifty Club was an expedient to financing for earlier construction rather than waiting for projec't to be built with budgeted funds. ~ Mr. Paulson was asked to inquire if the Fun After Fifty Club was interested in helping develop the Rose Garden project as " planned by the Park and Recreation Commission, so that a de- cision could be made on financing of the project, and to report at the May 1st meeting. COMMISSIONER STUART assumed his office of Chairman. COMMISSIONER THOMPSON 'compliment'eCt and thanked retiring Chair- man Whitmore for his two year ter~ as chairman and for the many accomplishments made during his terms. COMMISSIONER WHITMORE suggested re-opening the IINeighborhood Playground Proposalll for the area south of Woodside Expressway and between Gemco through further exploration of use of leased land. -~ Secretary Thompson was asked to include on May agenda an item uUSE OF FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT AT C.A.B. - Staff report and discussionll. parlc, Supt. Balzarini reported that automatic sprinklers had been installed at Stafford and Me~es parks and turf would be restored the week aft~r EasterJ and_that fence had been removed from be~een the Police Yooth Building and- adjacent pl~~o~d. - ,. - RECREATION- DIRECTOR MORTON asked that the subject of land- scaping at the Marina be re-opened so.that project could get started immediately. Chairman Stuart ruled the subject ,not an'agenda item of meeting and suggested that if there is a- matter of early- proceeding necessary,. that a special meeting of the Commission could be called. '~ ~ . - -,"-~ --,-- --,.'~_.'---, __m_' ,.,,--,_.._,--, --~.. ---, .,"" '-~-'-'- '--~-----'----"--'-'- -,- ,c,,' ". -, ... --- --..-....- " ' , ' . , , , , . ...., ,..., , -'