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448 Councilman Keckley moved to authorize Staff to represent the City position before the LAFC public hearing , seconded by Councilman Williams . Gladys Werder , 172 Warwick, asked if the substation referred to provided facilities to Emerald Hills or to Woodside . Mayor Bury noted that PG&E has a series of substations and power distribution did not depend upon one . Following brief additional discussion , motion carried . ( MINUTE ORDER #72-56 ) Request of Peninsula Humane Society for authority to issue citations . By letter dated February 18 , 1972 to City Manager , the Peninsula Humane Society requested authori - zation to issue citations for violations of the Cityts leash law . The Humane Society was of the opinion that enforcement programs were more effective where Peninsula Humane Society officers had been empowered to issue citations to animal owners for such violations . Staff recommended approval of the request , but that authority to issue citations extend to violations of all public offenses relating to control of animals . In response to question by Council , City Manager advised that " all public offenses " meant all those violations covered in the Ordinance governing animals , in addition to the leash law violations . Councilman Keckley moved to approved issuance by Pound Master and Deputy Pound Masters of written notices to appear ( citations ) in connection with enforcement of the provisions of Chapter. 5 of the Code constituting public offenses , and authorize administration of oath to the Pound Master and Deputy Pound Masters for the enforcement of those provisions , seconded by Councilman Rhodes . In the discussion it was noted that violation of any of the Cityts Ordinances constituted a misdemeanor , and as such was subject to penalty of $ 500 , or six months imprisonment . Motion carried . (MINUTE ORDER #72-57 ) Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6695 APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICA- TIONS FOR LANDSCAPING PROJECT FOR NEIGHBORHOOD PARK-2 , DOLPHIN- 1 , FOR REDWOOD CITY GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 1-64 ; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , seconded by Councilman Keckley . Councilman Henderson indicated that perhaps there was need to be better informed about the future of the Shores project , before making commitments , and also ex- pressed concern about costs of maintenance of the parks . She felt it would be more desirable to consider this project in the perspective of the proposed budget with respect to costs to the City for upkeep , and also that Leslie should be urged to proceed with funding , with the money placed in reserve for develop- ment of parks within the project . She also referred to opinions expressed in the past by City Manager with regard to mini parks . 3 - 13 -72