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162 6 . MINI - PARKs .I:> - - - Commissioners Knecht reported that until budget is received no progress can be made. Chairman Thompson suggested that this item be continued at the March meeting. 7. STULSAFT PARK - FISH POND -"""".Þo- --"L. 1 1 Commissioner Schenck reported that staff and a representative from Fish & Game Dept. accompanied him to the park and they toured the area involved. Mr. Schenck was told that we would receive the fish - " as planned but that the project ~ou1d be done on a matching fund basis. A letter has been sent to the Fish & Game Dept. advising them of our proposal as suggested by them. 8 . COMMUNITY PARK .I:> J. - - '" 1 a. Creek Cu1verting Progress Chairman Thompson was p~eased with the progress and the useab1e land that this project will bri~g (8-10 acres). b. Caboose Report Giving Total Cost of Project Commissioner Guida stated t~at the caboose is comp1~ted and ~ing used by the co~unity. He prese~ted a break-down involying cost with the final figure of $4,130.07. - _Commissioner Terrill commented on the publicity in the Tribune but it did not mention Mr. Bean and many other community people and groups who helped to complete the project. It wa~ decided th~t ~ letter be wr~tten to the Editor thanking everyone. Chairman offered to write such a letter. Bill Paulson said that a colored picture is being prepared to be given to Mr. Griffin of the final project, and that letters have been sent to the Girl Scouts, Brownies, and Key Club members thanking them. Mr. Guida introduced~. Craik who told of additional rolling stock . - that is available in Pacific Grove. Mr. Guida realized that this was not on the agenda, but felt time was important as suc~stock as loco- .., motives are quite popular and getting sc~rce. He wanted the Co~is- sion's permission to pursue the idea of acquiring the locomotive. Commissioner Terrill inquired about th~ expense and location and it was decided that the Caboose Committee investigate the idea further and report at the March meeting. c. Red Morton Memorials Sub-Committee - ~ - Commissione~ Knecht reported that two open meetings had been held and that community response has not been as good as expected. The ideas that have been mentioned included a Softball Association Tournament on May 30 - June 10 to be called the Red Morton Tournament¡ an Interpretive Center at Redwood Shores; and a letter has been written to the Citizen of the Year Co~ttee submitting his name for consideration.