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. r' ~ . ITEM 5 - Formalize 92-93 Objectives Vice Chairperson Davis said he developed a list of prioritized objectives for the Commission based on the lists of priorities from each of the Commissioners. The priorities were: 1. Maintain services at the current level within the limited funding available. 2. Red Morton Center. 3. New initiatives (e.g. Redwood Shores parks and community center). All the Commissioners agreed with the list of priorities and Vice Chairperson Davis said he would take the list and begin work with Chairperson Slusser to make further plans. Commissioner Swope felt the Commission should stay closely involved with the Belmont School District regarding development of the proposed school/community center. She said she had some concerns about the project and wanted to ensure all community needs were met. M/S Swope/Truscel1i: To accept the proposed prioritized objectives list for the Park and Recreation Commission. Motion passed. ITEM 6 - Commission Meeting Schedule The Commissioners discussed their meetings scheduled for November 25 and December 23 and decided to combine both meetings to Wednesday, December 2. M/S Swope/Truscel1i: To have the next Commission meeting on December 2 rather than on November 25. Motion passed. COMMITTEE REPORTS/MONTHLY REPORTS -Commissioner Trusce1li said she was impressed with the volume of volunteer hours donated at the Veterans Memorial Senior Center and said she also enjoyed the rest of the monthly reports. -Commissioner Nordness said he noted Supervisor Wooten1s report and the number of adult sports teams organized this fall. He asked if the supervisors could include some comparative figures from the previous year so the Commissioners could review quantitative data. He also referenced Supervisor Knight1s report regarding drop-in sports and asked how many people participate in these programs. -Commissioner Swope reviewed the volunteer hours donated at the Senior Center and said it was equivalent to 7.2 FTE per day. She also mentioned Supervisor Litt1efield1s report concerning the serious tree decline in the City due to the long term effects of the drought and root cutting. -Vice Chairperson Davis referred to Mike Blondino1s report on a proposed small indoor soccer tournament and volunteered his services to be a referee at this event. He also noted that Supervisor Kuca1a has hired a fine chef at the Senior Center to prepare meals for the senior lunch program. MATTERS OF COMMISSION INTEREST -Commissioner Truscelli said she attended the Heritage Dinner held recently at the Elks Club. The dinner was honoring the Kiwanis Club and was well .