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\96 2 . HETCH BET CHI MAS TEa PLA.N - Chairman Di an e Faun d noted i t is import an t t 0 contact persons living on -:-the r:1ght-of-~ #2 and presented a survey queStionnaire, for review. Item 11 was chånged to II CaDmuni ty garden" , -#13 to Ymmicipal' parIdng", #14 to "mun1c1pJ. recreation vehicle . storage", #22 deleted, and. #29, 1ncJ.ude a blank far "approval- or "disapproval". The survq and cover latter wiU be mailed to the residents by motion of Diane Pound, seconded by !ra.nlt-:Guidaj carried. There wiU be a newspaper article giving the infœmation that the survey is being mailed. Marsha Magness, PJ..atm1D8 Department, wW. continue to work - wi th s taft and CCIIID1s s ion on - the mas ter plan and the detailS of the survey. William. Warren'was appointed. as a member of the c<JDlDittee to serve with Cb.airman Di ana Pound and Joanne We in t r au b . 3. FACILITI RULES AND BEGULATIONS - Cbmmittee <1lairDLan Diane Pound led the discussion of policies to be set far use of recreation centers and facilities. The cCllllldttee wilJ. study the purpose of eaeh building and set rules and regulations around that. Another meeting was scheduled far December 7th. 4. HILIBIDE COMMITTEE - WILDERNESS PABK - PROJECT - (]¡airman James Knecht was haveing correspondence with interested ~sO1Ui and planR to have a written report by January, Mr. Knecht asked that this be a continuing agenda item. - - 5. OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE SEMDfAR - PALO ALTO - Camnissioner FrSlk Guida did - not attend the lfovember 27th .meeting as - plaJ'll1ed by"t cUd have a conv~sation voth Cbunty Rec:r:eati-cn Director Jack Brook8. He ..felt a si te far ott-highwq vehicle recreation would have to occupy at least ~ acres and ~uch a si te was œt ava:Llabl.e in Redwood C1 ty but would be we~t of Skyline; and that caJ:):t1et mix interest groupa such. as motorcyclists, h:l.kers, etc. because the requirements are different. Cb.airman Schenck asked Mr. Guida to --consult- the mqar regaJ'diDg the f'unqa coUected !rea Redwood City ~egistration ~ these' funds - are net adequate 1;0 provide a - site and develop it. It was anticipated that Redwood Ci ty and other cities would help the county effart. 7. "- - 6. TENNIS LIGHTnlG - Bill Paulson gs.. a staff _report in which he summarized correspondence and contacts with Sequoia High School a.nd Canada CO]J.ege officials to ~date. -He felt - there would be - a staff reeœmendation to implement tennis lighting by the J~ meeting. WRITTEN ~PORi'S - (a) Recreation Division - BID Paulson displa¥ed the department t s activity scheduling and a;ppli cation blank QfSJ!Y which will be printed by the "Advisor" and provide excellent publicity coverage. JanU&17 20 was noted as Ann~ Banquet and Awards Night and ~estioDS were solici ted far ou.tstanding Park and Recreation person by ,-the CaJ..:l.:tørnia Park and Recreation Society ~ The recreation .1'eport was accepted by" motion of Frank ~da, s8Ccmded by Diane Pound. (b) Park Division - Pasco Balzarini answered que~tions and the repert was accepted by motion of Frank Guida, seconded by Joanne Weintraub. (c) League Qf Califo~C1ties - round table - Joanne Weintraub I regarding League of C1 ties report - continuing to look into cheap labor force. James Knecht: referred to Sequoia High summer program report by Tell Ferrando in which he felt preparatiol} was un d el'Wa\Y f CfI! a bet t er pr ogr am nexi! s UIDIQ.er wi th . a YO r 1d..t1g r ol at i ODS hip wi t h the school principal. 'BiU Paulson responded that after evaluation of las t summ.er t s program, s taft propos_ed another at tempt and to hire s1umner school staff member as coardinator .~~~ " -~- ---------._- -------- .~-