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11 9 City Manager referred to the October 25th meeting at Leslie Pavilion , and noted the consensus of Staff and home owners present seemed to be that the common goal of all concerned should be to work to achieve FHA participation in additional units up to Shell Boulevard under "D " Bond sale ; to proceed with additional studies , if indicated ; if necessary to conduct formal hearings at committee level or local level , than that should be done . Mr . James R . Hinson , 459 Neptune Drive , advised Council that general consensus of the Homeowners Association was the wish to have Congressman McCloskey press for FHA approval of additional lots for home building , and to stress need to proceed during any studies . He noted the lots in question are inland from where present housing is located . He added that in general he agreed with the City Manager ' s comments and that the goals out - lined were as stated . Mayor Bury asked Mr . Hinson to describe the structure of the Redwood Shores Homeowners ' Association . Mr . Hinson stated he had been selected temporary chairman and that seven persons , plus a secretary , were appointed to aid in preparation of a set of rules and regulations for the Association , now in its formative stage . He estimated the bylaws for the permanent group should be completed by the time they hold election of officers in December . Mr . Reiter , of DMJM , Project Manager , then reported that activity at the moment is confined for the most part to construction , which was proceeding well , having lost only three working days in October due to rain . He stated Dolphin I Project is 81% complete ; Marlin I , 23% ; Marlin II , 9% . Reclamation Site Preparation 6 , which is a Leslie participation project , is 100% complete , as is Rock Slope I , which controls waterways . Primary Fill 4 is complete in primary stage and now shut down for the winter , but will resume in the Spring . Belmont Utility Crossing contract is 80% complete , and Beldrain 2 excavation contract is 73% complete and is ahead of schedule . Installation of lighting on Marine World Parkway almost complete ; Bridge Parkway Bridge is 5$ complete in terms of dollars , and is fully mobilized for pile driving , which would begin the next day . However , design activities are at a minimum and future activities are being reprogrammed as a result of home build - ing slow -down . Re -evaluation is planned after Corps of Engineers have made report and response of FHA is known , then will report back . He stated it was suggested to Congressman McCloskey that authorization be given for home building as far as Shell Boulevard , which would conform to the home building activities anticipated in last two bond sales . In response to Council question of whether personnel cut - backs would result from reprogramming , Mr . Reiter advised it had been necessary to lay off some well trained employees who would be difficult to replace or attempt to call back when program regenerates . He indicated that in next report it was expected to include information on the impact of the slowdown on employment in the various segments of the build - ing trades , etc . He advised it was not known when the pro - gram would regenerate , until after the report of the Corps of Engineers is made , after which it will be for FHA to decide and District must adjust activities to the government agencies , since they have control of the situation . or ; ge5