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184 required. If it becomes accepted, it is intended to be used on standard letter- head and other unofficial forms. Meeting with Water Quality Control Board staff and WQCB meeting in May, 1970. Word had been received that meeting scheduled for May 7 had been changed to May 11 in Hayward, and copy of letter over the signature of Mayor Bury concerning that meeting was provided to Council. Staff is to continue working with technical staff of the Water Quality Control Board to resolve existing differences. Proposed consolidation, Treasurer -Collector San Mateo County City Manager commented that, function in City Hall. A floor plan is being drawn up for space assigned to the Treasurer -Collector so that a shift of all functions to one area can be achieved, permitting direct supervision and more efficient use of personnel. Costs are being investigated and report will be made. (Memo 5-5-70) San Mateo County City Manager commented that, Scavenger Co. property Permits. Applications - Shores. Reference was made to a newspaper article concerning use of Scavenger Company property indicating site in Redwood Shores might be made available. City Manager commented that, as Council was aware, the Scavenger property was not in Redwood Shores District, and agreement would primarily be between Leslie and the Scavenger Company. City was not involved, Building Permits. Applications for permits continued to be off, and City Manager referred to the April 1970 Building Department report, which showed valuation during April 1969 for permits issued as $2,145,928, compared to $796,598 for April of 1970, and valuation for the first four months of 1969 at $8,186,688, as against $1,782,884 for the first four months of 1970. Most of this downward trend was due to failure of Shores to meet the building schedule anticipated, which he added was contributing also to the internal problems being faced in attempting to resolve the budget. It is expected receipts for permits will improve next month because of Pacific Telephone plans for additions to its switching center on Jefferson Avenue, Seismic Advisory Board will hold its first meeting, as reactivated, on June 16 and 17 at Community Activities Building, and will comprise Dr. Clough, Dr. Jahns, Mr. Leps and Mr. Degenkolb, who have consented to serve. They have been asked to recommend an additional member, to replace the late Dr. Benioff. City Manager stated he would seek to obtain a copy of their prelimi- nary agenda, and remind at that time that Council may wish to meet the Board prior to their going into session. Preliminary information on scope of their studies is being assembled and will be available to Council. With reference to Civic Center Complex, City Manager indicated report would be made after certain aspects have been resolved. Council requested a report on present status of the 2nd Phase Municipal Services Center, Assistant City Manager advised that Phase 2 was virtually complete, and it was hoped to have the Water and Park Department move within a week or ten days. Following that move, it will be necessary to demolish the old hangar building, when the only remaining work will be landscaping. It was hoped by late summer to hold their "open house"