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. - ..... ... . .t . areas where the Letzring Memorial could be located. He mentioned that Keith Bautista of DES was unable to attend this meeting but would be available to help design the memorial plaque and prepare blue prints of the proposed area. Commissioner Nordness said he has spoken with representatives of Redwood National and Highlanders Little Leagues about the scheduling of the dedication ceremony. Commissioner Nordness explained the plaque will be made in casted bronze and will take about 6 weeks to make. He reviewed the sizes and prices of the plaque: 10llX121t $220.00 with 5 lines of type $450.00 with 5 lines of type and a silouette of Gerry 1211X1811 $335.00 with 5 lines of type $540.00 with 5 lines of type and a silouette of Gerry Mary Letzring advised the Commission that there are private funds available through friends. relatives and team members for the memorial. The Commissioners discussed how to get the word out to the community to let people know about the memorial and donating funds. They felt that sending press releases out to all the papers was a good way to let people know about the project. Commissioner Nordness felt the committee will be prepared to make a report at our January 26-meeting and hopes to take it to the City Council for approval February 7. ITEM 3 - Election of Officers Chairperson Davis said he would meet with Commissioner Slusser as a nominating committee to prepare for the election of officers at our January 26 meeting. Committee Reports/Monthly Reports/Matters of Commission Interest -Commissioner Nordness reported that Redwood City International is putting together a display window in the shop across from the Courthouse Coffee Shop on Broadway. He mentioned there will be a tree lighting ceremony at City Hall on Monday, November 29 at 5:45pm. -Commissioner Howard reported on the Red Morton Center Advisory Committee. She said Mark Schatz made a successful presentation before the Architectural Advisory Committee recently. Superintendent Hartman reported that the approval of the negative declaration on the EIR by the Planning Commission meeting on November 16 was delayed. Several people who live on King Street came to the meeting to oppose the removal of the grassy park area on King Street which will be removed to allow for the parking lot exit from Dickey Street. She said the Planning Commission felt that not enough work was done regarding looking at parking lot alternatives. such as the Myrtle Street parking lot. Architect Mark Schatz and the Cityls Engineering staff will begin working on this matter immediately to come up with some other alternatives and the costs associated with them. Superintendent Hartman said the next Planning Commission meeting will be held on Tuesday. December 14 at 7:30pm at the Hall of Justice. 401 Marshall Street. and encouraged all Commissioners to attend.