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4 1 (1 ACCEPTANCE OF Spinas Park Tennis Courts approved on motion of Councilman Rosselli , seconded by Councilman Arnett . Project has been completed to the satisfaction of Staff and acceptance is recommended . Responding to question regarding availability of funds for night lighting of tennis courts , City Manager advised Staff is obtaining cost estimates and will report back at a later meeting on that aspect , as well as whether the work can be done this construction year . He noted these court , as well as other in the City , are getting significant use . Motion carried . ( MINUTE ORDER #69 -148 ) Legislative Committee Report and recommendations submitted previously to Council and the following comprises the final formal legislative report for the present session : ( 1 ) Resolution of the City Council of the City of Long Beach urging support for introduction of a bill providing that daylight saving time be observed nationally on a year around basis . Committee recommends no action due to insufficient infor- mation available . (2 ) AB 1971 relating to regulation and control of prefabricated housing . Committee recommends no action , due to insufficient information available . ( 3 ) Legislation relating to regional governmental matters . Committee recommends no action . AB 374 and SB 1414 relating to certain police and fire employee retirement and salary benefits . AB 374 currently under review by Assembly Governmental Efficiency Committee , and SB 1414 re -referred to Senate Finance Committee for interim study . Further meetings of Legislative Committee will be " on call " basis for remainder of current Legislative session , Councilman Keckley moved to accept the report , seconded by Councilman Arnett and carried . (MINUTE ORDER #69 -149 ) Mayor Bury commended the Committee for its fine efforts . It was noted that Councilmen Arnett and Keckley were not present for the public hear- ing on July 14 , and the introduction of the next item , so would abstain from voting , Councilman Henderson moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO , 1130 . 102 ADDING SECTION 60 . 18a , 2 TO ORDINANCE NO , 1130 , THE REDWOOD CITY ZONING ORDINANCE , REZONING THE PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF HAMILTON WAY ANNEXATION NO . 1 , seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Arnett and Keckley abstaining . DAMAGE CLAIMS : ( 1 ) Mrs . M . Short , on behalf of Brian D . Short , a minor , 204 Park Street , for personal injuries alleged to have been caused while using City recreation facili - ties , denied on basis of late filing on motion of Councilman Petersen , seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried . ( MINUTE ORDER #69- 150 ) ( 2 ) Claire M . Shelley , 1143 - 17th Avenue , for personal injuries alleged to have been caused by fall on faulty City sidewalk , denied on motion of Councilman Petersen , seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried . ( MINUTE ORDER #69-151 ) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE , Nos . 73193 to 73349 , inclusive , totaling 8332 , 312 . 74 approved on motion of Councilman Arnett , seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried . COMMUNICATIONS : Communication from Representative Paul N . McCloskey acknowledging resolution regarding wildlife refuge . Letter signed by Joyce Freeman , Linda Stephens , Gail Wilson , Shirley Frazier , giving notice of at - tendance at this meeting to discuss Teen Center in East Redwood City . Mayor Bury commented that normally , matters to be discussed by Council are placed on formal agenda by prior request . In this case , he would give these individuals the opportunity to speak , but requested that in the future , such requests be made with advance notice . zg`69