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~ ! . . has been considered. Director Griffiths responded that no plans for such had been requested of the landscape architect. Commissioner Slusser felt a fence along the lagoon should be considered so children and balls would not be tempted into the water. Director Griffiths said vegetation was planned and did not see why a galvanized fence could not be added behind the plant screen. Director Griffiths asked the representatives from Redwood Shores if the community would be interested in viewing these conceptual plans. Commissioner Slusser suggested that we run them in the. next Pilot issue. Staff will get the drawings to the Pilot in order to make the next issue. In light of the drought conditions, city policy has stated that no new landscaping will be developed. The summer of 1989 will be the earliest construction could begin on these projects, if it rains this winter. ITEM 5 - POLICE YOUTH CLUB After review of the PYC Board's letter, the Commission decided to write Chief Guardino a letter asking if the Board would be agreeable to alternatives. ITEM 6 - REPORT FROM MORTENSEN RE NAMING OF FACILITY Commissioner Mortensen represented the Park and Recreation Commission on the Naming of Facility for John Rosselli Committee. The Fair Oaks Community Center is being considered, however, the Fair Oaks Advisory Board and the T.E.W.C.I. Board have yet to meet on this suggestion. Commissioner Mortensen's recommendation was to let these two organizations decide how they felt since it was their joint facility involved. The Community Activities Building was also discussed as an alternate. Commissioner Mortensen felt this was a timely matter and that as soon as the two Boards had made a decision, the Commission should then act accordingly. ITEM 7 - WATER CONSERVATION Director Griffiths informed the Commission that the Department was currently using reclaimed water to water several street medians and limited public use areas. In the month of June the Department reduced water usage by 6.4 million gallons. We attained a 60% reduction as mandated. ITEM 8 - COMMITTEE REPORTS Stulsaft Park Committee - The Stulsaft Park Clean-Up was announced for October 15,1988. Councilwoman Buchan suggested the Commission direct the Beautification Committee with some guidelines for the clean-up. Alcoholic Beverage Committee - Staff will recheck with the City ~