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475 subdivision #1 nearing completion with street paving planned by late this month ; Marlin Subdivision #2 sanitary sewers and pump stations being installed ; Marlin Sub- division #1 under way with installation of culverts , sanitary sewer and storm drains ; Peninsula Parkway curbs and gutters being poured . He also expressed his appreciation of the fine maintenance of the Marine World Parkway landscaping being done by the Park Department . He also commented on how well the one neighborhood park area was being used r children on the play equipment which had been installed . Construction activities are all going well because of good weather , and would appear that contractors seemed to be redoubling their efforts to get as much done as possible . City Manager stated telephone conversation held with Congressman McCloskey concerned meeting held in Washington as an aftermath of meeting which had been held in Menlo Park at the office of the United. States Geologic Survey, and as reported to Council . He stated he was informed this meeting which had been attended by representatives of FI-IA , Dames & Moore , and Congressman McCloskey , was held to reconsider the material covered in Menlo Park and general outcome of this meeting had resulted in another meeting being set for next week with top level FHA representatives , during which meeting a decision would be made as to whether or not a very conclusive study of the seismic safety loading for dikes would be undertaken , and also it was hoped a decision would be made as to whether or not this study would apply on a national scale , not to just this local situation . He stated it was to be hoped that some solution would be reached at the meeting next week , so that District would know where the problem stands and be able to reshape program , if necessary , in order that the project can go forward in the most. expeditious manner possible and take necessary and proper Y safeguards to protect District and property owners residing there now . In reply to question of whether recent earthquake had resulted in any reports of damage to Redwood Shores , Mr . Biter advised reports not complete , but that movements had been insignificant from information he had received from Coast Geodetic Survey , and evidently associated with Santa Rosa quake , but reports would be submitted later . He advised no detailed inspection per se had been made at Redwood Shores , but from his own observation had witnessed no evidence of any damage . He assured Council when reports had been received from seismic instruments by the Coast Geodetic Survey, they would be submitted to Council . In answer to question of whether it was intended to con- struct additional oxidation ponds in Redwood Shores as had been implied in a letter sent to the Water Quality Control Board , Mr . Reiter advised it was anticipated oxidation ponds would be expanded until permanent system had been installed . City Manager advised communication referred to was required by the Water Quality Control Board relating to discharge from ponds in which it was stipulated out - fall not performing at present because of no necessity , but had indicated ex - pansion site of oxidation ponds was anticipated and that plans and specifications would require Council action and approval by Water Quality Control Board . �- Councilman Henderson indicated her continuing opposition to use of Oxidation Ponds . Councilman Henderson also referred to request submitted by Leslie Properties for a joint meeting with Council and Planning Commission for re - consideration of the Steinberger Subdivision Final Map , and indicated favoring fi l'