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MIS: BURYISTANGEL TO APPROVE THE HOUSING AND HUMAN CONCERNS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1992/93 AS AMENDED CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOICE VOTE WITH COUNCILMAN BURY ABSTAINING FROM THE VOTE ON THE HUMAN INVESTMENT.PROJEC1BUDGET ONLY DUE TO A POSSIBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST MINUTE ORDER NO. 92-090 Council thanked the Housing and Human Concerns Committee for their long hours and responsible recommendations. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- C. Review of the Capital Improvement Budget (taken out of order at this time.) (401-03) REPORT: 5 Year Capital Improvement Program Community Development Director Pawloski presented the CIP report and described the "Short Range Buildings and Parks Projects: Sandpiper Park financed through facilities fees; Redwood Shores Community Center financed through capital outlay; Red Morton Recreation Center financed through capital outlay; Fair Oaks Library Expansion financed through capital outlay; and remodeled City Hall financed through capital outlay; removal of architectural barriers financed through capital outlay and CDBG funds. Mr. Pawloski described financing of the new police facility, demolition of old police building and old chamber building. Council asked staff to remove the hazards and then the barricades around the old chamber building. MEMO 6/30/90 Martha Johnson, 708 Mendocino, Redwood City, Member of the Board of Directors of the Manors Homeowners Association, spoke on behalf of the neighbors of the yet to be developed Shannon Park. Mrs. Johnson stated the area at Davit and Shannon was designated a parklplayground, the plans were finished, yet this project has been delayed every year since 1989. Mrs. Johnson advised the current proposal to push development to the 1993/94 fiscal year is having a negative impact upon the adults and children in the area who must drive to a park, and upon those homeowners who wish to sell their property but are being hampered by an open and empty lot where a park was promised. Mrs. Johnson reported that the plans for this park/playground are complete, and it is unfair and inappropriate to delay this small park again, in order to build a much more expensive Sandpiper Park. The following residents also asked that the Council move this project to Fiscal Year 1992/93 and asked for signs to be posted to keep vehicles from parking on the lot and to warn people not to leave debris: David McCarthy, 605 Mendocino Way Denise Pearson, 503 Mendocino Way Eric Berg, 102 Mendocino Way Thetis Pappas, Seahorse Lane Adjourned Regular Meeting Minutes June 29, 1992 Page 4 MINUTE BOOK NO. 51 Page No. 121 .._--.....,....~--- . ..__.