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~-. .. 192 III. Golf Course Committee - Jim Knecht, Chairman: progress report - Mr. Knecht reported several things. There had been a call by Mayor Bury and that he had met with a Mr. Robert Cooper of the State General Services Commission regarding the state college site. They had had some discussion-relative to the-fact that the school property would not be used much beforeID to 12 years and that the City of Redwood might have the chance to use the 109 acres of. land in this area for some use. Mr. Knecht had presented it to the golf course committee on Monday, April 26, and they had become quite excited about this. Mr. Cooper has stated that he would make a meeting with the Park and Recreation Commission relative to this property and try to help and encourage them to get the property used. IV. Veterans Memorial Building - City Manager directive for administrative responsibility Chairman Thompson asked if everyone had a copy of the definition and directive in hand, and they did. Mr. Morton reported that he would have some report to make at the June meeting. V. Community Park Master Plan Priorities~and Recommendations to Council -~Chairman Thompson . Chairman Thompson reported her conversation with Mr. Ullrich pursuing the grant and-that there had been no projected date to the council. Figured that the council would act favorably on this item. VI. Hetch/Hetchy R/W Surface Riqhts - Chairman Thompson Chairman Thompson indicated that City Manager Ullrich is hopeful of getting the surface rights, but certain ones we could not get. He stated that it looked good for securing eventual surface rights ftom.';;one side of town to the other. VII. Canyon Road - Progress Report Chairman Knecht reported nothing. However, commission chairman Thompson reported having been aware that there was a directive~to Ribera & Sue for the implementation of a master plan for the Canyon Road property that had been done in a communication between the City Manager and the Park Department and Ribera & Sue. There was a consensus by the Commission that the Park and Recreation Departments and the Park and Recreation Commission have this as a joint venture rather than going off and making a plan ever so pre- liminary without their help. A subcommittee report for June would bring this into focus. Chairman Thompson appointed Jim Knecht, chairman, and Jack A. Stuart as the other member of this subcommittee to check with the Park and Recreation Departments and Ribera & Sue as to their feeling relative to the usage of the Canyon Road Property.