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<br />. . I . - <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />The twelve other participating merchants who received their plaques earlier: Aarti <br />Petroleum, 503 Whipple; Brewster 76, 699 EI Camino Real; Long's Drugs, 1301 <br />~ Broadway; Peninsula Liquor, 717 EI Camino Real; Quick Stop Market, 916 Whipple; <br />Redwood Minimart, 2775 El Camino Real; Roosevelt Liquor & Grocery, 1700 EI Camino <br />Real; TriEZ Foods and Liquors, 1820 EI Camino Real, Menlo Park; ViIIage Bottle Shop, <br />504 EI Camino Real; WiIIow Road Market, 408 WiIIow, Menlo Park; Woodside Shell, <br />1667 Woodside; and 4gers Bottle Shop, 850 Brewster. <br /> <br />Ms. Licavoli, Mr. Lee and the Council thanked everyone for participating in this very <br />worthwhile program. <br /> <br />-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> <br />2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS <br /> <br />A. San Mateo County Board of Supervisors President Ruben Barrales referred to <br />Consent Calendar Item 3.1., the MiddlefieIdlDouglas Resignalization Project, and asked <br />the Council to work with the County on that project. President Barrales said the loss of <br />any parking spaces during or as a result of the resignalization would have an extremely <br />negative impact on the small businesses in that area. (304) <br />MEMO 7/30/96 <br /> <br />------------------------------------------------------------------------------------______n______------------- <br /> <br />~ B. Don Saye, 2021 Broadway, Redwood City, spoke enthusiastically about Consent Calendar <br />Item 3.D., the Broadway Sidewalk Improvements Project, and encouraged Council to <br />accept the bid. However, he expressed concern regarding the inclusion of the proposed <br />"cement outline." (304) <br /> <br />Councilman Ruskin, Chairman of the Council Streets Committee, described the proposed <br />concrete border and advised he would work with the architect, Mr. Tung, to be certain that <br />the end product would be aesthetically pleasing. <br />MEMO 7/30/96 <br /> <br />--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> <br />C. Barbara Willis, 644 Barbour Drive, Redwood City, referred to a petition she and her <br />neighbors submitted to the Council last month in opposition to a proposed new driveway <br />on their cul-de-sac, and listed specific complaints she had with a letter she had received <br />from the Planning Division responding to her concerns. (100) <br /> <br />Mayor Hartnett explained that the Council could not act on this issue (Brown Act <br />prohibition), and referred this matter to Acting City Manager Ingram with a request for a <br />status report at the next meeting. <br /> <br />Councilman Leipzig offered to work with Mrs. Willis on this issue. <br />~ MEMO 7/30/96 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE 00 JULY 29,1996 <br />MINUTES B K NO. 54 PAGE 3 <br />Page No. 406 <br />