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I ""'- c=:. ;:;':.'&"61' At the conclusion of the discussion, the Commission took no action on the ~ tter ¡ however, they expressed. their thanks to Mr. Bosch and their appre- ciation to him for the study. It was indicated that there are undoubtedly points in the study which will be of value in the long-range improvement of the par k . AGENDA ITEM 2 - For Consideration - Downtown Street Furniture - Mr. Whitson ~ ~ ~ Each Commission will be given an opportunity to review the street furniture and contribute any input they might have. The furnishings will encompass the full ten block scale of Broadway from El Camino Real to Spring Street. The basic theme is simple: the long tunnel effeCt of Broadway will be broken up with a repeating module of large shade trees (Evergreen Ash) which tend to sta y evergreen. ~r. Whi tson showed the Commi ssion a map of the area wi th furniture additions, along with several drawings of the benches, street lights, drinking fountains, and kiosk. The Commission was very pleased with the drawings and scheduled furnishings. Chairwoman Weintraub expressed the Commission's appreciation in being included in the presentation and being kept aware of what is taking place in the down- town area. MOTION: Commissioner Pound moved to accept and approve the downtown plan for the street furniture for the downtown improvement, seconded by Commissioner Rollins. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. AGENDA ITEM 3 - D~spussion of General Land Use Conc~ts Chairwoman Weintraub proposed rescheduling Agenda Item 3 as an agenda i tern at the March regular business meeting. The Commission concurred with her suggestion. REPORT ITEM I - Redwood Shores Committee --<.tl MOTION Commissioner Pound moved to accept the Redwood Shores Committee report as written, seconded by Commissioner .Wilson. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. REPORT ITEM 2 - Design & Development Committee MOTION: Commissioner Schlesinger moved to accept the Design and Development Committee report as written, seconded by Commissioner Knecht. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote.