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30 Floyd H. Hyde, Mayor of City of Fresno, requesting that Council support a similar resolution to that enclosed which had been adopted by their City Council concerning apportionment of State Highway Funds, being proposed by State legislation which would be detrimental to Northern California. (Copy previously submitted to Council) Mayor Herkner asked this communication be referred to the Legislative Committee for a report and recommendation to the Council. (Memo 4/18/67) Board of Supervisors, County of Santa Clara, submitting an attached statement concerning their concept of regional government proposals to be heard by the California State Legislature and stating recommendations they supported for changes in the Association of Bay Area _. Governments. Mayor Herkner stated several actions had been taken by Council on this issue and recommended no further action be taken unless so desired by Council. Councilman Granger asked that the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors be informed of the action already taken by the Council on this matter. Charles K. Korman, 3869 Farm Hill Blvd. protesting the deplorable condition of the Southern Pacific parking lot, bounded by James Avenue, Winklebleck Street, and California Street and requesting that Council make this an Agenda item for discussion on April 24th, as he felt it City's responsibility to maintain this lot in an acceptable condition to the Southern Pacific Company. City Manager advised he had discussed this matter with Mr. Korman and informed him of City's position on rights, and lack of rights, City had to maintain this parking lot, but Mr. Korman insisted he wanted to appear before the Council to discuss the matter. After discussion on whether this should be placed on Council agenda and suggestion, if allowed, that representative be asked to be present from Southern Pacific, Mayor Herkner asked that Council make a decision. Councilman Keckleymoved to make this subject an Agenda item for next week, and that Mr. Korman be notified and Southern Pacific be asked to be represented, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried on roll call vote, Councilman Bury, Henderson, Keckley and Mayor Herkner voting yes, Councilmen Granger and Petersen voting no, Councilman Rosselli being noted absent. (MINUTE ORDER #67-71) City Clerk reported Mayor Herkner had asked that the following communication which had been addressed to him be read: Redwood City Jaycees inviting the City Council to escort the contestants in the "Miss Redwood City" pageant, by driving cars in the parade scheduled for Saturday, May _ 6th, and asking to be advised of Council's wishes. Mayor Herkner stated he had taken it upon himself to respond to this request by stating Council might be happy to ride with the contestants but not to drive themselves and asked that Council members note the date scheduled for the parade. Mayor Herkner stated he would respond to request indicating Council's favoring his suggestion. City Manager reported he had been asked to report to Council on the following items; AM 17V