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213 13 - BARBECUE - Chairman Stuart: Continued to September. - L1 ¿j """ 11- I~ 14 - ROUNpT ~L~ - - Di s ~uss i of! OD . ~lm(L or _De! bu s~f!. S S ,b1- C~" s i~errs I ~iz:~c tor o~ ,Recr:eation~ Park Su:p_e~~ten~~nt:, ... .. COMMISSIONER MORGAN asked what had happened to play equipment at Fleisch- r - LA J'" man Park and was told by Mr. Balzarini that equipment was out-. for repairs and pending receipt of parts. Mrs. Morgan thanked Mr. Morton and Mr. Knecht for arranging contributions for free swim lessons for youngsters ~ and indicated that she had presented a list with 92 names for these lessons. COMMISSIONER KNECHT: note'd that the Junipero Serra route might be settled --'- v U -LI - ~ tomorrow and advised commission to be on the alert to get recreation use' of S.F. Water Dept. property - Mr. Knecht is chairman of the Golf & Land Acquisition Sub-committee. COMMISSIONER THOMPSON reported she visited Tahoe Property over the last J] I ~ v- -w J weekend and that it was beautiful property and in prime location and told that forest ranger said that considerable property is available in forest and wondered by more communities didn't avail themselves of it. She noted that she ~ad also viewed the Concord camp. CHAIRMAN STUART'suggested that commission be especially tenacious about .?ußdS Æfor lana-acquisition for parks and recreation -ttReserve for Park Open Space n; asked about reception of Wednesday free swims. Mr. Morton said that response at Community Pool had been very good but paid admiss- ions were down; that response at Hoover pool had not been as good because of wind factor; that Hoover has an average of 200 per day paid admissions but no records have been kept on free swims; that due to broken hot water line to showers at Hoover, only cold water available (second time hot water line has broken); and that pool at Hoover is open Sundays frolll p.m. to dusk. (ROUNDTABLE cont'd) ~ (City Manager Howard Ullrich arrived at 10:10 p.m.) 3 - . TAHOE PROPOSAL & PROGRESS REPORT ON CANYON ROAD PROPERTY - Howard Ullrich: ..... v v U -----4 ~Il~ IiII .dIIß ...1..1i111 ... j¡: .. ~ - ~ -----681 -A a -TAHOE PROPOSAL: Mr. finrich àdVised that after staff review, even though the project is extremely desirable, the cost factor for its part-time use -summer and fall -and an outlay of from $50,000 to $60,000 fot access and development of site -sewers, toilet facilities, etc. -to initially bring the project into being, it was felt that it was fiscally unwise at this time to consider the project when funds could be used to better advantagå within the city's park and recreation system and he would recommend advising San Jose that city could not take advantage of their offer. b -PROGRESS REPORT ON CANYON ROAD PROPERTY - Howard Ullrich: ~~ J]~ L1 t:.LI~ JI.. A IIItI. Mr. Ullrich told commission that "first Piece" owners are asking $130,000 as opposed to city appraisal of $ 7 8 ,000 and until such time as owners secure an appraisal by a competent appraiser the project seems stalemated; "second pieceft -possibility of acquisition questionable; "lower section" -eventually will be possible to acquire. Mr. Ullrich will continue to work an acquisition aspects. . '-....--....--'".-.----------- '-"-'--"'- - .. ....... - .. -. -. - .'.. n --.. _.J