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Chairman Schenck proposed that the Commission consider changing the meeting date of the Park and Recreation Commission to the 2nd Wednesday of the month instead of the 1st Wednesday. -This would provide more time be~een close of ~nth period and rçorting deadline for reports to be completed. A resolution is necessary to change meeting date of Commission. ZOO Commission and staff will be discussing the 1973-74 budget in the near future. The status of the recommendations on the revenue sharing monies will be reviewed at the next meeting of the Commission. Commission thanked Marsha Magness, Planner, for her report on Hetch Hetchy. The funding for this project will be considered as part of the Capital Improvement evaluation process. The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. REDWOOD CITY PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION Wednesday, February 7,1973 - 7 :30 p.m. Community Activities Building 1400 Roosevelt Avenue Redwood City, California 90461 The regular business meeting was opened at 7:35 p.m. by Chairman Larry Schenck. Those present: Chair~n Larry Schenck, Commissioners Frank Guida, Reuben Haynes, James Knecht, William Warren and Joanne Weintraub. Absent: Commissioner Diane Pound (birth of son). Staff present: Max C. Weeks, Director of Parks and Recreation, Pasco Balzarini, Park Superintendent, Bill Paulson, Acting Recreation Director, Marsha Magness, Planner, and Lee Halteman, Secretary. Also present: Mr. John Sue (of Ribera & Sue), 21 children and adult residents bordering the Hetch Hetchy right of way. Minutes of the January 10,1973, regular adjourned meeting, on motion of Frank Guida, seconded by Reuben Haynes, were approved as mailed with the following correction ~de by Marsha Magness: first page, third from last line, "Marsha Miller" should be Marsha Magness; page 2, line 9, delete "or the Mag:Jr of San Francisco and"', and, line 10, delete "not by" and begin line 10 with "on request of....". Mr. Sue displayed renderings of the park master plan and Phase I which was the type of treatment that could evolve if the stream were culverted. Budgeting was dis- cussed re turfing and irrigation, pathways system, and grading. In the plan red- woods and many'other trees were saved. Other tree plantings were developed such as redwoods around the Red Morton Memorial. Mr. Sue recommended development of a shade grove area and fast growing broad leaf evergreens and conifers and also flowers and shrubs for color during all seasons. Commissioners and Mr. Weeks were interested that parking needs be met using a limited amount of park area and this will be studied further. MI. Sue said that the fencing for Mitchell Field does not have an AGENDA ITEM I. RED MORTON COMMUNITY PARK - REVIEW OF PHASE I PLANS: -.III "í II!Io.- l W -- _n ..--