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RecreationandParkCommission | 2005-01-13 | 3 | - During deliberations the Commission will make the distinction between protecting park property and keeping it as an integral part of the community. - Service issues to the community. - Do not discount size or anything else in terms of evaluating what benefits non-park and recreation programs in the neighborhood. Neighborhoods should not be deprived of potential services just because of park size. Chair Ingram asked Mr. Phillips if he knew that Alameda is way underserved as far park acreage in the community, more so than a lot of other cities. Mr. Philips stated that he is very well aware. Chair Ingram asked Mr. Phillips the status of rebuilding the Boys and Girls Club. Mr. Phillips stated that they have prepared a proposal for the School District. Everything seems acceptable with the School District. The proposal needs to go before the School Board. B. Discussion and Selection of Joint Meeting Dates with City Council - (Discussion/Action Item) RSM Lillard stated that the staff and City Clerk are still trying to confirm a date for the Joint Meeting with Council. C. Discussion of Annual Commission Goals, Objectives, and Accomplishments Including Park Master Plan - (Discussion/Action Item) Chair Ingram stated that he would like to have the list of Goals, Objectives, and Accomplishments for the Joint Meeting with Council. Suggested list of accomplishments were: - Marina Waterfront Park - DeWitt Officers' Club has been fully utilized. Is booked six months to one year in advance. - Small Dog Park - Development of Small Dog Park Website/installation of bulletin board. - Dog Park Drainage - Creation of Sport Advisory Committee - Use of Coast Guard park field easing shortage of athletic fields. - Collaborated with Friends of Franklin Park for funding additional improvements to Franklin Park Playground Renovation. - Design and Renovation of Littlejohn and McKinley Park Play Areas as well as the Alameda Point Multi-Purpose Field. - Initiated discussion with the Peralta Community College District (PCCD) for use of the soccer field and track at the College of Alameda. 3 Recreation & Park Commission Mtg. Minutes Thursday, January 13, 2005 Dedicated to Excellence, Committed to Service | RecreationandParkCommission/2005-01-13.pdf |