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the appellant's property incurred as a result of the construction work. The removal of the applicant's existing fence during construction should not present a safety hazard. The building code requires temporary fencing be installed during construction for the safety and welfare of the public in general. Once construction is completed, the fence will be replaced by the new wall, creating a more permanent barrier between the two properties. Since the applicant has indicated that he intends to comply with all safety regulations, construction standards, and code requirements, it is not expected that the construction of the proposed addition will pose a safety hazard to the appellant's family, only a temporary inconvenience. As stated by the applicant, any property damage resulting from the construction work will be repaired and restored to its original conditions. 4. Conclusion For all of the foregoing reasons, the appeal is denied, and the decision of the Zoning Administrator is affirmed. Carried by the following roll call vote: AYES: Council Members Buchan, Greenalch, Murray, Stangel and Mayor La Berge NOES: None ABSTENTIONS: Councilman Claire MINUTE ORDER NO. 9t:QfQ City Attorney Schricker, for the record, advised that the proximity of Council Member Murray's house to the house of the applicant at 377 Quay Lane does not prejudice his ability in any manner, and Council Member Murray is entitled to vote on the question of the appeal as his property is NOT affected by any decision made in this matter. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MEMO 2/12/91 6. MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST a. Sister City Report - Trip to Zhuhai City, China ("3,0 \ -15) Mayor La Berge reported on the delegation of Redwood City citizens who will be traveling to Zhuhai to further the efforts of establishing a Sister City relationship for economic, civic and cultural benefits. The Port of Redwood City has already established a Sister Port arrangement with Zhuhai and has offered to pay for the Mayor's trip in March. No city funds will be expended during this trip of good will which will also include the City Manager. M/S: Greenalch/Murray to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to travel to Zhuhai, China to further the goal of establishing a Sister City relationship with the understanding there will be no expenditure of City funds. Reg. Mtg. Minutes February 11, 1991 Page 7 Minute Book No. 50 Page No. 176 -T