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387 ( July 21st ) . He also stated Staff in review of this subject feel that an amendment to the Code may be required , as would become applicable to all new buildings throughout the City . ( Memo 7/8/69 ) Mr . Ribera , before presenting the final and revised planning for the two park areas for Dolphin Mini Park and Marlin #1 Neigh - borhood Park, asked that if Council approved planning , an authori - zation be given to proceed with the working drawings for their development . Dolphin Mini Park and Marlin #1 Neighborhood Park described from illustrated drawings showing both the previous planning and the revised plan with apparatus play area being shifted as it was not possible to obtain another lot to enlarge area as had been previously discussed . He also noted the tree area which had been increased for further wind protection and described the additional section . He detailed by sketch the wooden fishing pier and tennis court plans . He also noted these park plans had been reviewed and approved by both Staff and Park and Recreation Commission , Council questioned costs of a concrete fishing pier vs . the wooden one proposed , to which Mr . Ribera stated costs would be explored , as not available at this time . It was noted that fishing pier just completed at the Municipal Marina was of wood construction . Council also questioned parking proposed , which was noted to be limited as parks are neighborhood type , and traffic mostly would be pedestrian; lack of lighting for tennis courts and request this be considered ; lack of heating for swimming pool considered a detriment to its purpose of training young children to swim; type of trees being considered . Councilman Henderson suggested that a summary report be made cf plans and specifi - cations of these parks when finalized and before presenting to Council for action in order they might be more easily reviewed , ( Memo 7/8/69 ) , Councilman Keckley moved to approve the development plans for these two park areas , and authorize preparation of the working plans and specifications , seconded by Council - man Rosselli and carried . ( MINUTE ORDER #69-133 ) Mr , Riberia thereafter described from illustrated sketch the Master Street Tree Plan for the Marlin Subdivision area , denoting the 3 basic types of trees proposed , California Pepper , New Zealand Christmas Trees and Palms , picked for range of height and color , and denoted their placement in the area . He also stated they were making suggestions forbuilders to recommend to property owners for private planting the type of trees preferred in rear yard areas to tie in with this planting scheme . Mr . Ribera then proceeded to describe the revised Parkway fencing plans which he requested , if approved by Council , be authorized again for going out to bid . He advised since last bidding procedure and rejection of bids , they had met with various specialists in fence construction fields and had since simplified details of the fencing , although visual appearance would remain the same as that previously proposed so that mass construction processes could be used and make construction less costly . He stated estimates from this revised planning now appeared to be from $ 6 . 50 to $ 8 , 00 per lineal foot . Mayor Bury questioned fact that height proposed for this fencing seemed to be at variance with City ' s present regulations concerning fencing heights and how this was planned to be resolved , City Manager stated fencing height was quoted at a 72 foot height which would make it at variance with City ' s regulation height , but that he would recommend that bidding process be approved at this point because rejection of previous bids had delayed construction of the fencing . He said this particular .0", 7 t9