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250 <br /> COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (continued) <br /> DEVELOPMENT CONTROL <br /> BUILDING INSPECTION SERVICES <br /> Attention was called to the importance of the analysis of <br /> permit processing procedures. <br /> GENERAL ENGINEERING <br /> moo <br /> It was noted the objective of streamlining office forms and <br /> procedures to handle routine permits is related to the analysis <br /> referred to under Building Inspection Services. <br /> CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ENGINEERING <br /> Mr. Fales called attention to the deletion of positions related <br /> to GID No. 1-64 bond construction projects where the engineering <br /> portion of the work is completed. <br /> CONCEPTUAL AND PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING <br /> City Manager Fales said that 1981-82 may be the most diffi- <br /> cult year for the City as it cannot be known now what re- <br /> sources may be, observing that Capital Improvements are <br /> considered last. It was suggested that it might be appro- <br /> priate to have a day-long session on what projects the City <br /> might consider undertaking and whether it might be possible <br /> to have a bond issue approved, if the people were made aware <br /> of the real need for some projects, such as a new library. <br /> DESIGN ENGINEERING �*+ <br /> CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING <br /> GID 1-64 BOND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING <br /> It was pointed out that $11.8 million bond projects are near- <br /> ing completion and the shift will be away from GID 1-64. <br /> COMMUNITY PROMOTION <br /> In response to question, Director of Finance Ference said that <br /> $200,000 remains a good estimate of anticipated revenues from <br /> the transient occupancy tax. <br /> Councilman Bury, representative to the San Mateo County Conven- <br /> tion and Visitors Bureau and .President of the Bureau, advised <br /> that motels and hotels on the Peninsula are doing well and, <br /> although few are located in Redwood City, they provide many <br /> entry level and service jobs for City residents. <br /> It was reported that Robert Haight, President-elect of the <br /> Chamber of Commerce, strongly favors establishment of a fulltime <br /> Office of Business Development and Assistance, and attention <br /> was called to the letter of June 12, 1980 from Donald G. Warren, <br /> current President, proposing the City's allocation to the <br /> Chamber be used for that Office. ,, <br /> City Manager Fales reported that the request for allocation of <br /> $5,000 from PCA (Peninsula Celebration Association) was lost <br /> in the mail , so no recommended allocation for that agency <br /> appears in the Budget. <br /> Pete Hughes, 285 Woodside Drive, Woodside, President of PCA, <br /> stated that the Association recognizes that tip:: approximately <br /> !' $8,000 which it costs for City participation in the 7,urth of <br /> A Budget Study <br /> 6/14/80 <br /> Page 7 <br /> L <br />