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491) <br /> Parking Meter Conversion Program has been completed . A substantial amount <br /> of vandalism occurred during conversion . Merchants are assisting in trying <br /> to determine who is involved in the vandalism . <br /> Fair Oaks Community Facility . There has been no official response yet . <br /> Did meet deadline and it is being reviewed by the San Francisco office . <br /> Charley Brown Restaurant . City has received the first ground rental check <br /> from this facility . Reports are that it is doing very well . <br /> Water Quality Control Board Monitoring Program . Plans and specifications are <br /> being drawn for this new instrumentation that is being required by the <br /> Board . San Carlos is being required to do the same basic self-monitoring <br /> program . These specifications will be brought to Council with a request for <br /> an ordinance to provide for the funding of this program . In long run this <br /> may be a beneficial program to the City in that it will establish permanent <br /> records of the degree of treatment being carried out and may be of great value <br /> in substantiating performance . <br /> Hoover Pool is back in operation . Magnesium anodes have been installed and <br /> it is hoped this will solve the corrosion problems . Deficiencies in interiors <br /> of bath houses have been corrected . <br /> In response to question by Mayor Bury concerning the Farm Hill slide area , <br /> City Manager stated that in this last period of wet weather , City has been <br /> watching the Farm Hill slide situation . City ' s position is that the legal <br /> obligation has been met . However , on the City property which might be <br /> involved , the North side of the slope is under observation . Arrangements <br /> are being made to discuss with the owners the one house at the foot of the <br /> slide area to determine the long- range plans for this house . Report will be <br /> made to Council after the meetings with the owners . (Memo 1- 12 -71 ) <br /> City Manager reported San Mateo County Board of Supervisors has requested <br /> permission to exercise extraterritorial jurisdiction to permit an assessment <br /> district to be formed for the Sequoia Tract storm drainage system . This <br /> would permanently solve the problem City has had with open ditch back of <br /> Nimitz which in recent wet weather caused some rather disastrous flooding <br /> in the homes in the Atherwood Tract . There are eleven parcels within the <br /> City of Redwood City which would be included within this assessment district . <br /> There would be no assessment against any of these eleven parcels , however . <br /> Plans would call for the installation of 60- inch pipe which would tie into <br />