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79 newspaper had printed two articles on the matter, both of which were misleading, and City Manager referred to his report, copy of which was submitted to Council, which clarifies the matter, adding that under the Ordinance and existing agree- ment with the County Scavenger Company, it was specified what the charges were to be, where the container is to be kept and where contents to bepickedup, and until Council elects to amend the Ordinance, Staff has no alternative but to enforce the conditions as they exist. He added that a number of residents are phoning, as well as other cities, and it is apparently a developing problem, He stated that a report will be submitted to Council. (Memo 1/13/70) Police Youth Club of Redwood City, extending invitation to Council to attend annual dinner meeting January 17, 1970, 6:30 P.M., at the Golden Steer Restaurant. (Reservations to be by Council members through Mildred Franco of the Police Department.) Robert B. St. Clair, Chairman of San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, advised of meeting Board has set for February 3, 1970, for discussion on updating electrical code for unincorporated area of San Mateo County, relative to pro- posed nonmetallic sheathed cable vs, metallic conduit now required, and requesting comments from City for inclusion in their deliberations, Council briefly discussed the matter and it was the opinion this should be set as an agenda item, with recommendations of Staff submitted sufficiently in advance to permit study, no later than two weeks (January 26, 1970), Mayor Bury indicated the request be directed to the Chief Building Official for recommendations to City Manager. (Memo 1/13/70) Redwood City -San Carlos -Belmont Board of Realtors, providing list of appointees to their Civic Relations Committee. Report of the Ordinance Review Committee concerning Admissions Tax A.B.C.-Marine World, recommending implementation of such tax continue to be held in abeyance, and subject to review at end of the 1970 season, Councilman Henderson moved to accept the report and recommendations of the Ordinance Review Committee concerning Admissions Tax for ABC -Marine World, seconded by Councilman Arnett and carried. (MINUTE ORDER # 70-14) Letter delivered to City Clerk during meeting from Jurgen Wolff, 1234 Johnson Street, Redwood City, advocating public discussion concerning establishment of Civilian Review Board on Police Department matters, J. 0. Patterson, 55 Agua Vista Court, Redwood City, request- ing Council include on a regular Agenda of Council a public discussion of recent police incident. Personal appearance: William G. Phoenix, 3060 Broadway, addressed Council relative to concern over police procedures in the Sequoia High School burglary incident, and expressing dissatisfaction with apparent lack of official response, Mayor Bury gave assurance that he had personally responded in writing to each letter personally, and expressed willingness to meet with them to discuss the matter, and that there has been official response to all who had directed correspondence to Council.