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2/24/1994
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<br />C. Councilman Murray discussed C/CAG policy statements included in the SMC <br />Growth Management report which he distributed to the Council. Councilman <br />Murray pointed out the policies include concerns expressed by Redwood City /-- <br />councilmembers including: utilization of subregional agencies for land use <br />issues; the Regional body to be made up of all elected officials; and the <br />Regional body would have no taxing authority nor power to redistribute funds <br />among jurisdictions. (704-04) <br />D. Councilman Murray advised that C/CAG discussed the NPDES issue and it was <br />advised that it is costing Alameda County $6 million to fulfill this federal <br />government mandate. C/CAG took no position. Councilman Murray advised <br />local, state and federal agencies were involved in establishing the goals of <br />the program and there might be other factors to be considered before voting <br />to participate, and that federal penalties might not apply. Councilman <br />Murray suggested the Council lobby elected officials to get rid of this <br />program as the huge cost will take money away from other services. <br />(704-04) <br />For the benefit of the audience, Councilman Greenalch explained NPDES is the <br />National Pollution Discharge Elimination System, a federally mandated <br />program to measure run-off. <br />E. Mayor La Berge reported that the National League of Cities has named Redwood <br />City a "Family Friendly City" and she is to participate in the League <br />seminar in Palo Alto this weekend. Redwood City was recognized for the <br />following policies: The only city in San Mateo County with a city funded <br />child care coordinator; an original and working child care policy; parks and <br />recreation programs; library programs; and police and fire programs for <br />ch il dren. <br />---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br />7. BOARD, COMMISSION AND COMMITTEE REPORTS <br />None <br />---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br />8. STAFF REPORTS <br />A. Main Street Improvement Project (702-02) <br />REPORT: Community Development Director, February 19, 1992 (Revised) <br />City Engineer Luck presented the staff report. <br />1) MIS: Greenalch/Murray to increase project scope from $400,000 to <br />$720,000 <br />Carried by unanimous voice vote. <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 92-022 <br />2) Titl e read. MIS: Greenalch/Murray <br />MINUTE BOOK NO. 51 Regular Meeting Minutes <br />Page No. 004 February 24, 1992 <br /> Page 4 <br />
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