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241 Councilman Henderson moved to accept the resignation with regrets and in appreciation for Mrs. Kellogg's long service, and to offer best wishes on her recent marriage, seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-104) Notice of reception and dinner on June 17, 1970, honoring Andrew Rocca, retiring from South San Francisco City Council. (Copies submitted to Council.) Mayor Bury indicated he would respond for Council. (Memo 6-10-70) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palozzalo, 162 Orchard Avenue, protesting proposed 5% utilities tax. (Copies submitted to Council.) Letter signed by seventeen residents in the area of East Lake Way, requesting several Stop Signs. (Copies submitted to Council.) Mayor Bury requested that the letter be referred to Traffic Committee for recommendation. (Memo 6-10-70) There is some question as to whether the locations are in the City or County. The matter was requested to be placed on the next Regular Meeting Agenda (June 15, 1970). (Memo 6-10-70) State of California Regional Water Quality Control Board, San Francisco Bay Region, Agenda for Special Meeting on Tuesday, June 9, 1970, in auditorium of Alameda County Public Works Building, Hayward, which included consideration of existing Cease & Desist Orders, Redwood City and others. (Copies submitted to Council.) City Manager reported he had received communication on the matter and had attempted to reach the Board that day. As soon as determination made of response, he will advise Council, expected to be in form of report of Staff. (Memo 6-10-70) Dumbarton Fire Protection District Commissioners (Devonna Green, Secretary) advising of their motion to refuse to do business with the County Manager. (Copies submitted to Council.) It was felt by Council that Special Districts Committee should direct reaffirmation of Council's position as to communicating with the Fire District. (Memo 6-9-70) Mayor Bury noted additional nomination for vacancy on the Planning Commission, of Mr. Fred Soderer, submitted by Councilman Rhodes, Councilman Henderson advised of Legislative Committee meeting on Wednesday, June loth, at 7:30 a.m. Mayor Bury noted this was the last meeting in the current school term for participation by the Government Affairs Program students, and his counterpart on the Council, Dan Elliott, expressed thanks to the Council for the opportunity to attend, and stated the program was of great value. He advised that the students met on Tuesdays following Council meetings, for the benefit of those who did not have the opportunity to attend.