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-Pam Thornberg was contacted about having an event with the seniors through the Intergenerational program. -"Give a Little, Help a Lot" insert in the water bills for donations to the Cultural Commission. -Commissioners need to be more aggressive in marketing the Commission to the schools. -Start putting together a survey to compile data for Cultural Commission to present to City Council. -Have� a yearly calendar for the Commission available in department. -Joint meeting with Park and Recreation Commission to be held Wednesday, February 22. -Possible joint meetings with Architectural Review Committee, Senior Affairs Commission, Historic Resources Advisory Committee, Archives Committee. -A historical mural was painted at McKinley Middle School; suggested that Commissioners go look at the mural before January meeting. -Have Commission join Interservice Coordinating Council. ITEM 10 - PENINSULA SYMPHONY SUMMER CONCERT PROPOSAL Supervisor Hannon reported that the Peninsula Symphony is interested in performing in our summer concert series. They would require a stage for 80-90 musicians, a sound system, concert fee would be $2,500.00 and also would have to have parking capabilities for 80-90 musicians and 1,000-1,300 audience members. It was suggested using Sequoia High School's football field for the concert. The Commissioners discussed the matter and felt they could not afford the fee but asked to have the Peninsula Symphony contact us again next year. Commissioner Distefano asked if we could approach the Port Commission before turning down their offer. Supervisor Hannon said the Commission will be on the Port agenda on December 16. It was also suggested to perhaps split the funding with the group. ITEM 11 - EVALUATION OR DISCUSSION OF CULTURAL EVENTS HELD DURING THE PAST 30 DAYS Commissioner Ball commented on the Climate Best by Government Test sign dedication ceremony and felt it was a good piece of art work.