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21 REDWOOD CITY PARK fu~D RECREATION COMMISSION Wednesday, March 5th, 1952 . - . The meeting wae called to order by the Chairman William H~ley at 7:40 p.m. Present were C~lssloners Wl11l~ HMley, -Irving Gold, Hiram Stout, Donald Bogie, Ralph Case, and two newly appointed commi~sioners, Mrs. Eloise Campbell ,and Fred D. Hector, and Recreation Director Alfred Morton and Park Superin- tendent Pasco Balzarini. .. Chai~an William Hanley welcomed the two new commissioners - and introduced them to the other members of the Park and Recreation Commission. The minute! of the last regular meeting of January 2nd were approved as read. .. .~ PER SOI~ AL APPEARANCES: ~ -1 _r George Siefert representing the Friendly Acree Improvment Club asked what the results of the Snyder report would mean to the Friendly Acpes area. He understood that the work on the Taft School area should be completed this summer for play and asked if the Club could be of any assistance in helping the project. Chairman Hanley stated that the Commission is now studying the priority list of ppojects in the Snyder report and they will be submi tted to the City Council a-oon. He also stated that when they come to the Firendly Acres part of the list, Mr. Seifert would be called in to study the plan wi th the commi ttee. 1~r. Hanley also stated that the Commiesion will start studying the Snyder report after it goes over the Park and Recreation Budget! for 1952-53. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES: ~ H ~ T ~ Commissioner .i.Jonald Bogie reported that he will call a meeting next week to go over the Park and Recreation Budgets before they are submitted to the City Manager. Commissioner Gold reported that his Committee will start studying the priority list on the Snyder report after the 19~2-53 Budgets are c~pleted. cor~~1UNICATIONS : ------.;;r ~ A letter from the City Council in regard to the Westwood Terrace playground was reported by Chairman Hanley. Mr. Hanley reported that he spoke to the last council meeting relative to this project and that 'the Commission planned to include the major portion of this project in the 19~2-~3 Budget. '. , . "'T