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Home My WebLink AboutDeeds & Easements_B-3 SHELL AMPHITHEATER Minutes - May 15, 1929 Book 12 -- Page 292 "Clarence G. White addressed the board and presented tentative plans for a building or "shell" in the park at the amphitheater, to be erected after the summer season of concerts , whach he and firs . White wished to erect (at an estimated cost of 20, 000.00) and give to the City. Mayor Wheaton expressed has appreciation of the proposal, and a motion of Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Knott, that the proposal be accepted with thanks, wa.s unanimously adopted by the board. " THE BOWL - LIBRARY PARK Minutes - September 18, 1929 Book 12 -- Page 326 "The architect presented plans and design of the building to be erected by lir. and Mrs. Clarence G. White at the bowl an Library Park. Referred to the Engineer and Parb Committee , with full power to act in all matters per- taining to same. " Minutes -- April 2, 1930 Book 12 -- Page 386 "A Communication from H. G. Clement , presenting the request of the program committee for the dedication of the Prosellas, for an approriation of %500.00 to cover the expenses incident to a proper program , was presented and filed. Upon motion duly seconded and carried., the request was granted and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant. 11 payable out of the General Fund. PROSELLIS Minutes May 7, 1930 - Book 13 - Page 4 "The mayor reported about the dedication and off-Le-Lal acceptance of the Prosellas, a gift to the City from Mr and Mrs„ C. G. White, on Apr3.1 29, 1930. Upon motion, unanimously adopted, the acceptance of the Prosellxs by the Mayor was ratified, and a vote of thanks extended to the donors , the committee and all who aided in the program. "The Clerk presented a communication .From C. G. White, Sunset Brave expressing appreciation of Mrs. White and ha.m- self for the basket of flowers on the occasion of the dedi- cation, which was ordered filed. The Clerk was ordered to prepare in parchment form, suitable resolutions of the Board and the public , to Mr. and Mrs. White , for their splendid gift to the City. " "PROSELLIS" TABLET Minutes - May 14, 1930 Boob 13 Page 8 "Upon recommendation of the Mayor, it was ordered that a suitable tablet recognizing Mr. and Mrs . White as the donors of the Prosellas be placed at the structure. . . . . " BRONZE TABLET - PROSELLIS 1°Upon recommendation duly adopted, the Clerk was authorized and directed to place an order with the A. J. Bayer Comapny of Los Angeles for a bronze tablet as per blueprint submitted at a price of $280.00 delivered. " Wednesday, May 3, 1972 City 41,'_Aouncil Ponders Fiedlands Bowl Fees By CHUCK PALMER specifically no fee may be charged Since the precedent was set, they could Sun Telegram Staff Writer "There is a penalty provided if we find no reason to deny the Recreation REDLANDS — An old question was violate the deed restrictions The park Department a chance to cover the costs asked once more last night can would revert to the Smiley family if of the folk and light music concerts admission be charged for a concert in we use the park for other than park planned by Recreation Director Bud Redlands Bowl" purposes," Taylor said Shirtcliff The question came up when the Apparently another definite penalty is Vice Mayor Charles G DeMirjyn pro Recreation Commission asked C i t y threatened if the council permits the posed an alternate site for the concerts Council approval of live youth concerts Recreation Department to charge a fee — Jennie Davis Park, a natural bm«], to be held at the bowl during July Mayor Jack. B Cummings said during he said, where a stage could be erected and August for which a 50 cent fee would a conversation with Mrs Drake she told for entertainers, plenty of parking would be charged to covet the expenses A him that if a fee is charged site e will b, available and no neighbors would fence would be erected for crowd con no longer contribute to the city and be annoyed trol she will urge het. friends to take the A long discussion finally resulted in same drastic measures Cummings appointing Afiller, Sewall, There are some members of the City Council who say yes, a fee may be Mianases Soto, who reported that the Shirtcliff and "maybe two or three stu- charged, the precedent already has been Recreation Task Force of Redlands dents" to visit Mrs Drake and negotiate set There are others who are not sure Coalition supports the youth concerts, further If that fails, the mayor promised Mrs A B Drake, a member of the asked how one person can dictate to to call an emergency meeting of the family who gave Smiley Park to the the entire city. Ile suggested that a council for further deliberation. city, says the donors stipulated no fees portion of the seats be reserved for may eves be charged, that everyone those who will pay admission and the is to be allowed to attend any concert rest of the seats be available at no at the bowl free of charge cost Although he said he could not f)ffei Councilmen Ellsworth E hiller and an opinion last night, City Atty E. F Chresten Ill Knudsen remembered a Taylor suid he could find no statement program given in the bowl 1.5 or 20 among restrictions in the deed giving vears ago when the seats were fenced e park to the city that state off with canvas and admission charged F C4 4CLENDAL® E 4 CALIFORNIA D1VISIQM oF PARKS AND RECREATION 613 EAST BROADWAY TELEPHONE 244 4651 245 6871 September 29, 1971 Mx. Charles Dawson Park Superintendent City Hall Redlands, California 92373 Dear Mr. Dawson- We are presently investigating the possibility of building an outdoor music bowl in the City of Glendale Our attention has been brought to the "Redlands Bowl" in your city It would be appreciated if you would supply us with all the information possible concerning Redlands Bowl, especially, the date it was built, approximate cost, seating capacity, parking facilities and dimensional specifications Of particular interest is knowledge whether the building and construction specifications would be available from you or any other source. Thank you for your prompt anticipated consideration of this matter Very truly yours, J. M Bishop, Director Parks and Recreation By7- icho �, L las Pennucci. Senior Administrative Analyst NP:r 9 October B® 1971 City of Glendale D-Lvision of Pares and Recreati ou 613 East Broadway Glendale, Callfoinia 9 .205 Attention: Ix. J. 14. bishop,, Direo for of Parks and Recreation Dear Sir: Thank you for your letter of September 29Q in regard to our "Redlands Mor l." Attached herowith are some minutes from our 00-Luloil heatings starting with I,kay 159 19299 re-arding our Redlands Do-ul, As you will notice as you read the minutes otos estimated cost of the bowl was $209000. Of cou?,5e this did not include the land which at that time vias city uwned property. You asa�-ed for the appro::ima.te cost and that I gave you in the above paragraphq but this dAd not include the full bo.,71 ccimpl.e:t. The S20t000 wao for the "proselljells which uas built in 19308 Previo-Us to this the amphitheater had been built in 1915s of which we have no recorzl In the prosellis area Nie have a storage xoon, rest room, dresuing room rand other Paosla.ties for the pertorzie-r9 also the prosellis includes tho backdrop of the stage area. Otis seating cepm°city is approximhtely 4P500 seat-+. We have juet replaced most of the old seats with now HIn- dxyin,,, luLdber at an approx- imate cost of 15 P OOO for Msterialo onlYa We chid not have tn.e labor? hosts ao it was done by our Park Daparti4ont per onne3 Mr. J. M. Bishop Pages 2 October 89 1971 Our biggest, dsagback of the bowl now is that we do not have any off street parking facilities. During the bowl programs in the summer months, eery `Vesda,y and ITiday evening we rust block off streets an& this means that the people Coming to the bowl must talk saveral 'docks. You asked about dimensional speclfica.taons, which we do not have an the plano, however9 if it were necessary X could probably get you actual ,`eas u.e-4en t3. in thu iit untime 9 if you are interested uny not casae out and. tour our fa,cilitieo here. We would only be too happy to work with you at any time, Sincerel y9 James W. Mae Yenzie9 Director of Pa he Cate of Redlands JWMz jb 2 Encl. Por 2 nd. 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