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Council expressed its support for the cooperative efforts of San Mateo County and San Mateo cities, through C/CAG. PUBLIC COMMENT Ron Guglielmone, General Services, described the efforts of street and sewer maintenance employees last summer performing preventative maintenance, and the storm water control efforts during the January 1995, storms; and, how the money taken from other accounts to pay for these efforts will have long range deleterious effects. Mr. Guglielmone encouraged Council to restore the funds used to implement the NPDES requirements to their original accounts to encourage proactive programs to prevent future maintenance problems. C. Council to establish FY 1995/96 budget study session times, dates and locations. After Council discussion the following Council Meeting and Budget Study Sessions were established for July: Monday, July 3 Cancelled, Summer Schedule Monday, July 10 Budget study session, Consent Calendar, Library Saturday, July 15 Budget study session, 9 A.M. to 2 P.M., Library Monday, July 17 Regular business meeting, 40 I Marshall Monday, July 24 Reserved for budget meeting, if needed Monday, July 31 Regular business meeting, introduce Budget Ordinance MEMO 2/7/95 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ D. ANNOUNCEMENTS Vice Mayor Hartnett reported on the complaints received two weeks ago from Redwood Shores residents regarding pile driving noises late in the evening and on weekends due to construction on Oracle Corporation property. After City staff contacted Oracle they immediately altered their construction schedule dropping Sundays and reducing the weekday evening hours to no later than 7:00 P.M. Mayor Gasparini suggested a meeting be held with Oracle to discuss the matter further. Last Friday at that meeting with the Mayor, Vice Mayor, City Manager, Community Development Director, and the Senior Vice President of Oracle and their Director of Real Estate, community and staff concerns were fully discussed. Oracle readily agreed to cancel the pile-driving that Saturday, and work with Redwood Shores residents to establish a pile-driving schedule that would complete that construction phase as soon as possible, and still meet the community's needs. On behalf of the Council, Vice Mayor Hartnett thanked the Oracle Corporation for being so cooperative, so responsive to the community, and for taking their role as a responsible corporate citizen so seriously. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MINUTE BOOK NO. 53 Special Council Study Session Minutes Page No. 057 February 6, 1995 Page 4