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.. "'26 Commissioner stuart said this had been discussed at the meeting regarding naming of park areas in Shores and that particular area had earlier in our meeting been mamed Shell Park. Mr. Ullrich told of financial situation in Shores due to clo$~ down of construction and noted that city is IIlosingll$20,OOO,OOO on account of FHA withdrawel from the project; that there will be no IIDII bond issue for the district this year - and no funds for parks, roads, ..etc¡ that there is a limited amount of money in the IIDI1 bond account - approx. $100,000 for possible allocation to parks, and by Aug. 1971 these funds will be depleted; the entire city budget will reflect the anticipated revenue drop at Shores; that he hoped the problem could be resolved soon. (Mr. Ullrich left meeting). 2 - BOND ISSUE PRIORITIES: Commissioner Jack A. Stuart: Commissioner Stuart referred back to sub-committees presentation of bond issue priorities at the Dec. 3, 1969, meeting-(Agenda #11, page ~ arid ~ged acceptance of the co~ittee reco~endations. Commissioner Whitmore moved to accept the recommendation of the Bond Issue Priorities Sub-committee as noted in Dec. 3, 1969, . minutes, seconded by Commissioner 'Morgan, and passed. (Mr. Stuart left meeting because of illness (9:10). 5 - G.A.P. STUDENTS: a. Report - (Marty Mills) given by Steve Brown: Steve Brown reported that GAP students had voted in "favor of the creek through the area - 29 to J. Chairman Knecht inquired re continued participation "of same students on Park and Recreation Commission. Mrs. aIds said she had checked with Mr. Payton today and he had said that students on the commission had very strong feelings about leaving the program now and having someone replace them; that only 1 student would not be able to continue and he would be replaced, but that primarily the same group would continue through the present semester. Chairman Knecht suggested that group pick a speaker for each commission meeting to present G.A.P. views or suggestions. b. Hoover School Area Survey - Joe Ziganto: Joe Ziganto displayed map which he had pin pointed to where 7th and 8th grade students of Hoover School resided. Presentation showed these students lived from the San Carlos city line to and through Friendly Acres area and into the surrounding unincorpora- ted area, east of E1 Camino Real, with a few living in other city areas as perhaps attending the special Hoover School program for .. ,- " , , "