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- 106 1. That the proposed Carlos~Leahy~Northumberland site be considered by the City Council for addition to the park system. 2. That the acquisition of the site be considered a higher priority than the expansion of the Fleishman Park area in order to satisfy neighborhood park deficiencies. 3. That if funds become available for acquisition of property for park expansion, current priorities would be retained and the proposed site would take its place as fifth in priority in accordance with the Five Year Capital Improvement Program as proposed for fiscal years 1975- 76 to 1970-80. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. MOTION: Commissioner Pound moved to accept the Open Space Committee Repott, seconded by Commissioner Weintraub. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. REPORT ITEM 5 - Qperat~onal Policies Committe~ MOTION: Commissioner Weintraub moved to accept the Operational Policies Committee report, seconded by Commissioner Pound. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. REPORT ITEM 6 - ~rtmental Monthly Re~rts MOTION: Commissioner Schlesinger moved to accept the Departmental Monthly reports, seconded by Commissioner Pound. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. REPORT ITEM 7 - ~ommittee Scheduling Program Committee - Monday, August 25,4:00 PM, CAB. Open Space Committee - Wednesday, August 20,3:30 PM, CAB Opera tional Policies - Wednesday, September 3, 4: 10 PM, CAB ROUND TABLE Commissioner Rollins mentioned there will be a Forty-Niner luncheon sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce on September 4, 1975. Commissioner Pound requested a tour of the Forty-Niner facility after the season to view the new computerized equipment. She further mentioned that there will be a community day meeting sponsored by Mobil Oil Estates on August 20 (Wednesday) at the Holiday Inn in Belmont. Jurisdiction of the waterways at the Redwood Shores channel was next discussed. It was pointed out that apparently private classes are being held at the beach area near Mobil Oil Estates office and off the dock area adjacent the Pavilion. Commissioner Pound questioned the safety factor and liability. Mr. Weeks indicated that the areas are owned by Mobil Oil Estates and would therefore be their respon- sibility. He further stated that the City has not as yet recognized the water areas as public recreation areas and, therefore, has not assumed any recreational use jurisdiction or liability. )'