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Commissioner Wahl: 1) Inclusionary/All Access Playground; 2) Skateboard Park; and 3) Design Phase I of Bernal Community Farm. Chairperson Bowers: 1) Design Phase I of Bernal Community Farm; 2) Inclusionary/All Access Playground; and 3) Skateboard Park. Ms. Murphy noted that leaving out the Pioneer Cemetery Master Plan could be risky. Chairperson Bowers agreed and indicated he would be in favor of adding it as a fourth priority. Commissioner Wahl felt it was a project that would ultimately be done and Commissioner Fields was concerned that by adding it that it would take priority over one of the other priorities of the Commission. Commissioner Hekl agreed with Commissioner Fields and stated she would prefer the Commission remain with their original three project priorities. A motion was made by Commissioner Fields, seconded by Commissioner Deckert, recommending the following projects from the Parks and Recreation Commission in enumerated priority for the City Council 2019-2020 Two-Year Work Plan Prioritization Process: 1) Inclusionary/All Access Playground; 2) Skateboard Park; and 3) Design Phase I of Bernal Community Farm, and 4)Implementing Phase III of Pioneer Cemetery Master Plan. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: Commissioners Deckert, Fields, Hekl, Wahl and Chairperson Bowers. NOES: None ABSENT: Commissioner Hottle ABSTAIN: None 5. Review and Comment on the 2018 Library and Recreation Department Annual Report Ms. Murphy reviewed with Commissioners the 2018 Library and Recreation Department Annual Report and advised that staff is planning to continue by providing quarterly reports for the Commission to review. She asked Commissioners to provide staff with feedback on the report, specifically its format and content, and the administration information provided on page 6 pertaining to the 873,440 members of the community that had been served through Library and Recreation Department programs. Ms. Murphy informed Commissioners that over 10,000 new library cards had been issued during the year, with a number of them being student ID cards that now be used as library cards. Chairperson Bowers commented on this being a great idea and Ms. Murphy provided information on how this program had come about advising that approximately 35 library systems are now using this school ID cards as library cards. Commissioner Deckert suggested information be posted on the city's website about this program. Parks and Recreation Commission February 14, 2019 Page 8