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189 - - MINUTES of the August 2, 1972 meeting were approved with the deletion of reference to Councilman Norris (roundtab'le discussion, page 4, lines 4 & 5) by motion of Frank Guida, seconded by Diane Pound. AGENDA ITEMS JiIIIIIo,.._T~ Jl .. ~---IJ .... _1- 1. STULSAFT PARK MASTER PLAN: Chairman Schenck appointed Joanne Weintr'aub, chairman, James Knecht and Diane Pound as a committee to work with Pasco Balzarini to prepare a scope of work to be included in the General Improvement Plan. The first meeting was scheduled for 2:00 p.m., September 20, 1972. 2 . HARVEY BROWN MEMORIAL: Chairman Schenck informed the Commi s s ion of a request that a single bed of roses in the existing Catherine Brennan Rose Garden be designated in the memory of Harvey Brown. James Knecht made the motion to implement the request, seconded by Joanne Weintraub: carried. REPORTS ,4IIiIiII18111 ......... b:1 ...... I í- 3. STATUS REPORT ON RED MORTON MEMORIAL: James Knecht reported that the design was presented before City Council and the plan was approved. Chairman Schenck read a letter from Riberra and Sue which stated they considered it their pleasure to have worked with Red Morton and thanked Bill Paulson for the opportunity to cooperate and prepare site plans for the memorial for no fee. Fund raising for the memorial will be the concern of the Commission. Committee meeting was scheduled for September 13, 2 p.m. - 4. STATUS REPORT ON TENNIS LIGHTING: The Commission considers the Sequoia High School site the best location for night lighting. A letter to the District from Bill Paulson requested District assis- tance in lighting the Sequoia High tennis courts. The request was denied. Chairman Schenck will meet with them for further review. 5.0 Chairman Schenck reported on a meeting with the City Manager. Various matters concerning the Commission were discussed. Chairman Schenck will be sitting in on the interviews for the selection of the Director of Park and Recreation. stambaugh House maintenance, arranged without referral to the Park and Recreation Commission, was an example of city projects the Commission wishes to be involved in. Also discussed was the Sequoia High School dro~in summer recreation program in which the recreation funds were used and a recreation program conducted independent of the Redwood City programs. Commissioners opinion was that programs of this nature may be proposed again and there- fore reports of attendance, hours and effectiveness will be prepared for discussion next month. ,.. , .. - - ..--- - ,- _.. 0 - - - ..-----...,-'---, --..----...~---...., --'-"0- -""-'-"" ..-- ""-" __..n__..,.._,...