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, " '. " , .', ", " of park department's new landscaping at marina, Mr. Ullrich advised that any of landscaping disfurbed will be replãced by restaurant company: and that only one sign will be permitted and must be on their leased pr'operty. . 4 - .~I.fl:.QN~ ~qA~ - Rz:.o~r~es_s_}:~ort: Mr. Ullrich said city has -- reached firm agreement on price for phase 2 -' $121, 800-on a 2~~ down basis with balance over 3 year "period, for tax pur- poses: the county parks ~d recreation people have~agreedto support. 25% county participation: phase 2 incorporates the Hetch/Hetchy R/W area1 an assessment district is being formed for sewers which inc,ludes 6 parcels- which is acquired, would require city to assume approx. $17,000 in assessment costs: on phase 1 - City and" oweers are still far apart on purchase price and city attorney is now preparing condemnation.pápers for proceeding through the courts. (City Manager Ullrich stated that with approval of budget, the wording an parks and open space would permit use of some of funds for next master plan for Community Park, the master plan concept being necessary for looking at the creek situation1 that the rough estimate of cost for development in Community Park being $848,000 would entail fees of approximately $36,000 for plans and"specifications: that Ríbera & Sue'are the city's official landscape and park planners under a $40,000 aÿear retainer fee: that the estimated fees for plans and specifi- cations, by Ribera-& Sue, re . '~ Community Park would vary as to amounts depending on bids received for any such development project; that sales tax revenues aré continu- ing to climb, with ãn estimate for this year beirig $1,700,000- tœþ of which-is for capital improvements within city; that amounts of sales tãx revenues for parks arid recreation ,is at the discretion of~the city council; etc~) ~ ' (Commissioners expressed concern-that there is no commission representative to 'the UCitizens 'Advisory Group" and the Park and Recreation Commission. 'l~. Ullrich said he would carry the concerns of the Commission back to the IICitizens Advisory aroup II . ) (Re .J~int- Me~ti.!lSt wi th s.o}1l1cj.J: Commi s si oner Schenck moved to invite the city Council to a joint~meeting with the commission on its~regu1ar meeting night in September - 1st Wednesday' night, 7:30 p.m. September 3~d-seconded by Commissioner Whit- more, and passed. commissioners Coffis, :oorgan and Thompson were absent.) . , . , " , . , , . " , ' '. ' , ," ,k': '