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Commissioner Ball said she felt it was very important for the Commission to get "one shot" at the new building and having art installed initially. Commissioner Piulle reported on ideas for the new Red Morton Center and the possible installation of a large wallhanging in the lobby of the new center. M/S Ball/Redington: To extend the meeting to 10:00pm. Motion passed. The Commissioners requested that a letter be sent to Gary Ward and David Irmer to ask about art for Sequoia Station. Community Development Director Deborah Nelson has invited the Commission to the April 26 meeting regarding the selection of the City Hall architect, either as an official body or as individuals to speak. Commissioners Piulle and Moran plan to attend and act on behalf of the Cultural Commission. ITEM 7- DISCUSSION OF BROWN ACT The Commissioners discussed aspects of the new Brown Act is it related to the Commission meetings and protocol. Commissioner Piulle indicated her displeasure with the new Brown Act and pointed out that in an emergency the Commission can make funding decisions on items not on the agenda. The Commissioners felt that the new Brown Act restrictions make for a less informed Commission and eliminated spontaneity from the meeting. ITEM 8- DISCUSSION OF EL CAMINO YOUTH SYMPHONY LETTER REGARDING APRIL 30 CONCERT AT FOX THEATER Chairperson Filippi announced that El Camino Youth Symphony is looking for audience participation during their Fox Theater performance on April 30. They are looking for a soloist to play one percussion instrument and also someone to conduct the orchestra. Chairperson Filippi said he was interested in conducting and will contact Sara Salsbury directly. ANNOUNCEMENTS -Commissioner Ball said tickets for the Sunday, April 24 performance of Chicken's Ball will go on sale on Tuesday, April 11 outside the Veterans Memorial Senior Center Little Theater at 10:30am. There are a limited amount of tickets available and if you are interested, please see Chris Oliver before April 11. -Commissioner Piulle said the Sequoia Art Group was invited to exhibit at the Farmer's Market on July 2. Chairperson Filippi said live entertainment will be provided on July 2, 3 and 4 by the PCA.