Group Defers Little LeagueFence Permit\ request from the PetalumaLittle League for permission to construct a fence around theMajor League baseball outfieldat Lucchesi Park was held overfor further studv last night b\the Petaluma Recreation. Music and Parks CommissionA motion bv commissioner%Raymond Boccaleoni to allowconstruction of the fence, limit-ing it to a height of four feet, died for lack of a second, recre- 1a t i 0 n department secretan Lana Sutton reported. 1The fence, designed to protect the scoreboard and outlie Id grass, would be constructed at 1Little League expense. Mrs. Sutton said, but the commission de- *cided to wait until its next meet- , ing, Oct. 14. to act on the re- j\s..pT h e Petaluma Recreation.Music and Parks Commission also/3LIGHTS — Approved Pacific e Gas and Electric Co. plans for lighting improvements at Cher- 11 ry Valley. McDowell and Dak dHill Parks and along Maria Street near Lucchesi Park, at an estimated cost of $15S per C year to the city for electriciu ' ATHLETICS Received a' report from its athletic field usagecommittee recommending development of a sports complex at Lucchesi Park, but decided such a complex could net be r constructed next year so direct- 1 ed recreation director Richard h W. Shollenberger to discuss with [; 'he Adobe School District the possibility of constructing a 1 mporary field at Bernard Eld- g redye School. .ESTIMATES Directed Shol- ' lenberger to get architect's esti- S mates of the cost of drainage, count our and planting of trees atLucchesi Park. ’