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1. Sequoia High School, built in 1923; 2. 226 Edgewood, built in 1909; 3. 2000 Broadway, built in 1905; (Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oyster) 4. 2012 Broadway, Building in 1900; (Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oyster) 5. 726 Main, the oldest commercial building, build in 1859; (Ken Hom) 6. 90 Finger Avenue, the oldest residential building, building in 1855; 7. 402 Heller, built in 1874; 8. 446 Heller, built in 1885; (Lupe Ruiz) 9. 142 Stambaugh, built in 1906; 10. 2221 Broadway, New Sequoia Theater Building, built in 1928; (Eugenia Watson) 11. 423 Beech, built in 1893; 12. 743 Elm Street, built in 1860; 13. 1018 Main Street, built in 1857; (Cliff and Gladys Woodhams) 14. 627 Hamilton Street, built in 1863; IS. 2200 Broadway, built between 1904 and 1908; 16. 1044 Middlefield Road, old firehouse (new Library), built in 1921; (Library Director Light) 17. 316 Woodside Road, Union Cemetery, built in 1859; (Park and Recreation Director Griffiths) 18. 1503 Middlefield Road, built in 1875; 19. 2022 Broadway, built in 1928. Chairman Rolandelli thanked Redwood City Planning Commissioner Russell Dotson for contributing the beautiful plaque that will be affixed to the new Sequoia Theater Building commemorating its listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The dedication ceremony will take place at 5:30 P.M., May 13, 1994. Mayor Buchan read a letter from Carol D. Shull, Chief of Registration, National Register of Historic Places, National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior, congratulating the City of Redwood City on the listing of the New Sequoia Theater Building in the National Register of Historic Places. Mayor Buchan presented the framed letter to Eugenia Watson of the Fox Theatre. Councilwoman La Berge thanked Chairman Rolandelli, the members of the Historic Resources Advisory Committee, Senior Planner Jany and staff, and the owners of Redwood City's historic places who were preserving the heritage of Redwood City. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. STAFF REPORTS A. Update on the status of the FY 1994/95 General Fund Budget - City Manager and Director of Financial Planning City Manager Everett introduced Director of Financial Planning Ponty who presented a.::l information only report on the status of the FY 1994/95 General Fund Budget. Director Ponty advised that based on the preliminary figures, the ending fund balance on June 30, MINUTE BOOK NO. 52 Regular Meeting Minutes Page No. 238 May 9, 1994 Page 4