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Commissioner Knecht discussed the GAP students and suggested they could learn more and do a better job if assigned to the Commission for an entire semester rather than only twice during the semester. Resultant from a lack of enrollment, there have not been .sufficient students for the Commission this semester. Commissioner Warren indicated he would look into the program and report back to the Commission. The "All City Talent Contest" will be changed to "All City Talent" without the prizes and competition. It was decided that the children would receive as much, or more, benefit without the stress of competition and simply enjoying performing in front of an audience. This format will be developed for next year. The Stanford Crew was discussed. It was pointed out that the staff was working with the Manager's Office to arrive at a more positive agreement for future use of the Marina. Commissioner Warren discussed a nature class at Franklin School. The teacher of the class wants the class to be involved in any redevelopment in Stulsaft Park with respect, to conservation projects. As the project develops, the staff will contact the teacher. Mr. Weeks spoke briefly on the Functional Responsibi1it~es and Organizational Structure booklet which was given to the Commission. It attempts to present goals and relation- ships and the manner in which the department will operate. Copies were sent to the City Council and Department Heads. The booklet can also serve as a basis for a manual of policies, establishing objectives, and defining responsibilities. Chairman Schenck accompanied Mr. Weeks to Stu1saft Park with the Stu1saft Foundation. The Foundation received a thorough tour of the area. The Foundation requested several alternatives for their consideration 'as park plans develop. Chairman Schenck thanked the Commissioners for their support in the preceding year and asked for their continued support in the coming year. He felt that with Mr. Weeks' leadership and help, the Commission will develop goals and objectives and will progress in a more definitive manner. Slides were shown of the sailing, Easter Day activities, and the camp area by Bill Paulson. Adjournment was at 10:45 PM. REDWOOD CITY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION Wednesday, June 13,1974 The regular business meeting was opened at 7:35 PM by Chairman Larry Schenck at the Community Activities Building, 1400 Roosevelt Avenue, Redwood City, 94061. Those Present: Chairman Larry Schenck, Commissioners Guida, Haynes, Knecht, Pound and Weintraub. Those absent: Commissioner William Warren. Also present: Mr. & Mrs. John Holt, 42 Iris Street, Redwood City Mr. Patrick O'Malley, 2950 McGarvey, Redwood City Mr. Marshall Blank, 823 Piedmont Way, Redwood Two interested Little League parents