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RESOLUTION NO. 15336 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY DENYING THE APPEAL AND APPROVING A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT, VESTING TENTATIVE MAP, AND CONDOMINIUM PERMIT FOR THE PETE'S HARBOR PROJECT UPON CONSIDERING ADDENDUM NO. 2 WITH THE 2003 MARINA SHORES VILLAGE EIR AND ADDENDUM NO. 1 The motion also includes the revised resolution with various changes including a revised Condition #6 among others. Motion carried unanimously 7-0 by electronic vote. 9. STAFF REPORT(S) — None. 10. MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST A. City Council Member Report of Conferences Attended B. City Council Committee Reports Council Member Howard attended a Water Transit Advocate meeting, of which she is the Co-Chair, regarding ferry service and she share some statistical information that has been outstanding with their aggressive campaign. They discussed the possibility of having some shared activities at the PortFest and other things they are working on. Council Member Seybert spoke about the SBSA (formerly the South Bayside System Authority) that is now known as the Silicon Valley New Clean Water and how he appreciated his colleague's and staff's efforts with the bond measure going to market with substantial savings received on the interest rates. Council Member Pierce reported out on the BAWSCA (Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency) and gave a heads up that there will be a new assessment that is small enough that there should not be much difference to subscribers. They are also aggressively following a Water Improvement Plan and looking at extending state oversight program. Council Member Aguirre spoke about Public Policy at the University of Southern California and said she completed the program for Executive Leadership in Public Policy as part of her duties on the League of California Cities. Mayor Gee said he received two recent proclamation requests for April 1 st to be proclaimed as Mayor's Day of Recognition for National Service by the Corporation for National Community which will be mailed out as per their request. The other proclamation request was from Mills Peninsula Health Services for their May 29th event. He said that last Wednesday was Mayors for Meals, hosted by the Peninsula Volunteers, and they have been delivering meals to seniors for the last 36 years that he attended. He also mentioned some community members by name that he had recently met including a 90-year old senior, a lady who told him she was the first baby born at Sequoia Hospital, and thanked the Peninsula Volunteers for their support at this event. He also congratulated the Redwood City Little League with over 900 boys at all age CITY COUNCIL March 24, 2014 MEETING MINUTES PAGE 12 MINUTE BOOK NO. 65 Page No. 114