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� 5 � � order. There were no responses to his invitation for ! anyone in the audience other than the two �roups to speak � at this time, except one individual present on another � written communication, and it was therefore ordered to proceed to written communications out of agenda order. ` l. Letter from San Francisco Ba Waterfowlers Associ- � ation urging t e es a is men o certa n areas ' w ere no waterfowl hunting will be allowed. ""'� John Fritz, 1631 Hampton, Redwood City, President, San Francisco Bay Waterfowlers Association, ex- pressed appreciation for the opportunity to be heard. He read a letter from Bruce Elliott, biologist with the Department of Fish and Game, in support of their organization. Jack Gerwin, 1925 Kentucky Avenue, also representing tie Wa er owlers Association, read a resolution signed by Mel Zell, President, California Wildlife � Federation, entitled, Resolution to Regain the � ' Ri�ht to Hunt Waterfowl on San Francisco Bay and ' Tidelands within Redwood City Limits, " Mayor Weymouth ordered the matter of the request of � the Association to amend the Municipal Code re fire- ; arms referred to staff for investigation and recom- ` mendation to Council. (Memo 10-8-74) , ! City Manager Fales advised that it would be necessary to discuss the matter with the California Department ''"" ' of Fish and Game as well as �umerous other agencies. �� Councilman Norris also noted that the matter would ' have to be coordinated with the Waterfront Plan and ; would therefore involve discussions with the Waterfront Committee. Mr. Fritz advised that Walter Stieglitz, of the U.S. �` epar ment of the Interior, was aware of their pro- ; posal and had no ob�ection to it. He also expressed 4 the hope for a response in the near future because � of the approaching hunting season. 4 . � 2. Letter from Muriel Minium re littering of East � Bayshore Roa . r � Muriel Minium, 3015 E. Bayshore, stated that she � represen e e families living in the mobile home � park. The complaint concerned vehicles en route to ` the South County Dump hauling trash for disposal, � allowing the debris to fall to the street. She r described her efforts to bring the problem to the � attention of City departments, wr.ich did respond, but that the situation continues to exist. She ,� suggested that the road be posted to warn that it is a violation of the law to allow debris to fall ��.,� , to the road. In response to question by Council, City Manager ;' Fales advised that the road was included in the € , _�_ 'r - Reg.Mt . ' 10/7/7� , ��.