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<br />r~~I TlUTES OF THE HEGUL till ~JEJ~~~ ilG OF TI-IE RED\;VOOD C: TY
<br />PARK AND RCCREi~.TI Oi~ Cmp:1I SSI on OF MAR CH 3, 1 q ~4
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<br />Cor>¡~.lJ!1icR.tiot1 from the C1.t~T A.ttorn.ev relati'?e to lot 13, ßl_oc}{ J_(). This
<br />is the 10 t cons j '3 t. ing of 2/3 ncre s C>'l ~> (I ,4~;'" ~'r~:: en is now o'~na J ~J~; ~LE c:
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<br />C o~~ i s s ion e r B r e nn R n r e ~p 0 r t e don the era f t sur rJ A ~T for Red woo d C i t Y .
<br />Sh.e s t 8.te d tb.a t e\'rery effort is 1)e ing TI1Rcle to ll:re an ins tru_c tor, 1;1.Jt
<br />8t thi.s tirne it is alEost an i.mDossi-bil-1t,T. She felt thrt as soon as
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<br />the c oJ.ler;e ~ close the pre sent SAr':.e s ter that the He ere Rtt 0:1 DepArtMe:1 t
<br />1~ri 11 be ; D. A }J as .!~ t i on to find a JTour¡r; 1 ad_~y tot R.lee ove l~ the SlJ.pe r'Ji s or
<br />of Girl' ~I A.D.f] ~~l'r~en' s Acti,"i tie sand t11is vvou},d be Dnrt of her duties.
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<br />i'l"rs. Jrennan a.. so brOll[~ll L'i!'a convel'er lon s e rlqC~ ~vVl t" 'or~r(llSR1Oner
<br />C g,11.:Jbe l.'. for the nee è of a ',í!OU th tJ9J1lì. for the Ci t:l of He dvvorcl Ci t ~T.
<br />It l~ías her observ,~.tion that ~[}any of the children interested in the music£.
<br />fl e 1d dror) all t Rfter the;! le 8\18 the e J.er~en ts.ry s ch 001. I t '~a s her t1:l01/lC;[
<br />thB t if a j oint progr.~P1 ~vi th the Bleme!1 tR,ry Schools J Seq11oia Hi.gb. School
<br />and the Redwood Citv Recre~tion Den~rtment co111d be worked out thAt
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<br />child.red from tl1e eighth gr¡qde through the set1ior ~rear of 1.igh s Cfl0n 1
<br />c ou.ld, 1jÞrt i C1.fJ.R te in t~1i s :!outh ',)8nd. It 'VB.S reque s tad that He creat}. on
<br />Dl.rector AJ_fred Y;Lorton inrle~tigA.t e the ,~os~j.bili ties of thi~ prOr~rfLr:l and
<br />set up 8 ~e,ntAti ve budget to be studiecl ::it tl1e next Co~';~~-9sion meetiil¿~.
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<br />r\l~ S C bye ornm i s s ion e r s R am b 0 R n d 3 old t hat 8 r e p 0 r t b e s U 1}~ i. t t e d t"3. t the
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<br />Commissioner I~vin~ Gold reported on t~e Rec~ç~tion Committee of the Park
<br />a n.ò. Re ere a ti on Com~-'~i s 910.0. He s t a ter~ that !1e 11R Ò me t 'Ni th Com!í11 s s i one r
<br />R A.l, ph C R sea n d R e ere p t ion D ire c tor 1\ 1 f red ~.~ 0 r t 0 (1 B. n d 1 t Vv f1 S t 11 e °1J i n i 0 ÌÎ
<br />of tr:_e c ovn~ 1 t tee tllR t no thou~~h t be ,~i 'Ten to a bOD.d is sue -'lnd tr~A. t fut'lrae
<br />r e ,r e 1 0 1Jm e n t s 1) e rr, [1, (J e Q rl a p a ¡T a s :r 0 11 ,~-; 0 P 12. n . 11 est ate d. t h D. t vve Rho u 1 à .
<br />fa} 1 OVI the re c Om!1e nda ti ens :-n8.d.8 in the S!1~Tci.er Re})or t A.A C los e~J ~ p os s i 1) lÐ
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<br />v?ould be the ligl1ti.n.rj of Cn~l':;'~uni t:{ Pnrl.~ for Softl)all ql.crl2~ \~,'i.th 'rrovision
<br />for b A. S e b a 11 T i f; rl tin g 011 R. S e o~~ i - pro bas i s 1 nth e f tl t u r e.: A ~ 0 the r b a. c Ie s top
<br />for scfthal1 at CQ~r:uni t:T PR.rk; Adclitj anal .fenci"1[3 D.t Coflmuni t:ÿ. Parle;
<br />Co~pl ete tt1rfing ~~lt Co!'tr~u:1i t~T Parl{; Tel1n5. s Courts R.t T8ft School, re-
<br />surf~ce tRnnis courts at Comm,unity Park; Turfing of the NcKinley School
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<br />Ch,airman H. S. Stout brought up the problem of the ;rottth cerlte~ for orSAn
<br />ized ßroups in Redwood City namely t~e boy Scouts. He stated that he is
<br />enõeDvoring to A,rrA.Ylge D meeti.ng '.w'ith 111er1,1bers of tl18 ~:R,rious ~ervice
<br />organizRtions of Redwood City to see what can be done to build n Redwood
<br />City V~utb Center (for orß9nizeè groups)
<br />He ere p ti on Dj-re c tor Alfred rli! ortorl felt that if sufficient fund3 l¡~Tere
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