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ITEM 9-POLICE DEPARTMENT ART DEDICATION,FEBRUARY 23,1995 Commissioner Piulle announced the dedication ceremony for the art work at the Police Department will be held at 3:OOpm on Thursday, February 23 in front of the building. Commissioner Fischer will speak to Captain Granucci to confirm the date and time and will get back to the Commissioners. ITEM 10-FOCUS'95 M/S VB/OR: To request additional funding of$20,000.00 from the City Council for cultural activities in Redwood City. The Commission's current budget is only .18 1/2 cents per citizen. Motion passed. ITEM 11-EVALUATION OR DISCUSSION OF CULTURAL EVENTS HELD DURING THE PAST 30 DAYS Commissioner Ball reported she attended "Dance in Time" program presented by Joe Marchi and said it was excellent. She has also attended Part 2 of the Speaker Series also presented by Joe Marchi and noted it was very slow. M/S Redington/Ball: To extend the meeting to 10:00pm. Motion passed. M/S Piulle/Fischer: To give the free ticket to the Arts Star luncheon to Chairperson Filippi. Motion passed. M/S Piulle/Fischer: To use budgeted funds to pay for tickets to the Art Star Awards luncheon for any Commissioner who wishes to attend. Motion passed. The Sequoia Alumni Association is planning six activities for its Centennial Celebration: a dinner dance, a car show, Commemorative Big Football Game, a pancake breakfast, and the Grand Marshall for the July 4th parade will be the oldest living graduate of Sequoia High School. "Prime Time Live" will be held on January 25. The program will involve art and music stimulated nerve impulses to help promote music. Chairperson Filippi reported on the Intergenerational Program and Literacy Program that is ongoing with Pam Thornberg. She is working on new activities to combine seniors and children using music and art.