1966 301-328 _ 9-26 cont. to 10-24-1966

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821 Public Works Safety Conference be held at the Veterans Memorial Building November 16, 1966, and that the fee be waived, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #66-215) On the subject of Agenda item, Councilman Henderson requested that in the future when Agenda items are previously scheduled to be on Agenda, and are taken off, could Council have notice to that effect before the Council meeting. Councilman Rosselli pointed out that the opening of the E1 Camino Real barrier at Oak Avenue had been referred to the Legislative Committee and that, due to the press of otherCity business, the Committee had not yet met to consider the way and means. Councilman Rosselli moved meeting adjourn, seconded by Councilman Petersen; meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. HELEN C. MOORE, City Clerk (Meeting cancelled October 17th, League of Calif. Cities Conference, Los Angeles) Minutes of Regular Weekly Study Meeting Redwood City Council October 24, 1966 7:30 P.M. Meeting called to order at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor Herkner. Councilman Rosselli stated he had requested street name change requested by Boicelli family be placed before Council again as no final determination had been made. City Manager advised that due to the existing residences on this street, Staff recommended against change of street name. Also petition signed by some 22 resi- dents of the neighborhood protesting street name change had been received. He further advised Staff had recommended that perhaps an undeveloped street in this district might be named for the Boicelli's. Councilman Keckley requested compila- tion of a priority list of outstanding citizens from which streets could be named instead of family names being used for street names, based on their longevity in the City. Mayor Herkner directed this matter be placed on Council Agenda of November 7th to be finally concluded by Council action. (Memo 10/25/66) City Clerk reported on the many complaints received concerning sewer troubles in the Cordilleras -Upland area, which comprises the major land area of the annexation which was defeated in an election, by a very narrow margin, a year ago. The Annexation Committee recommended to Council that the annexation be re -activated after deleting the heavily populated area known as Kensington Square, which section has adequate sewer and water, and, therefore, is not interested in annexation. City Attorney advised of the present legislation which permits LAFC to waive the restrictions against creating an island or corridor by annexation, and suggested, if decision mad to authorize annexation procedures, Staff of LAFC be contacted to ascertain their reaction. He further advised prezoning should annexation be initiated to give prior format to those favoring or opposing proposed annexation.