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52 Mayor Herkner also reported on the refuse that had been taken out to the Marsh Road dumping area for a total cost of $99.50. Councilman Keckley moved that the City pay the charges for dumping of refuse, seconded by Councilman Henderson. City Manager concurred this was a valid expense which the City could be expected to pay as being a part of the fire prevention program. Motion carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-83) Councilman Bury questioned agenda item scheduled by Park & Recreation Commission concerning renaming of Chestnut Park and asked if Councilman Granger intended to appear to submit suggestions. Councilman Granger stated he had appeared at a previous Commission meeting and a recommendation would be submitted for Council's consideration. COMMUNICATIONS: Invitation from Native Daughters of the Golden West, Bonita Parlor No. 10, to their 80th Anniversary obser- vance honoring their Grand President, Annette Caiocca, Sunday afternoon, May 21, 1967, Veterans Memorial Building (copies submitted to Council previously) Recommendation by Planning Commission for Council to consider formation of an assessment district for the unimproved portions of Bel Air Way within the City of Redwood City, together with City Manager's attached report stating Staff's concurrence with the recommen- dation. (copies submitted to Council previously) Mayor Herkner requested the Bel Air Improvement District be p1ced on the Agenda for next meeting. (Memo 5/2/67) Communication from Belmont School District concerning their objections to some features of Leslie Properties plans for development of the Redwood Peninsula. (copies submitted to Council previously) City Manager advised of the discussions that had been held with this School District. Mayor Herkner asked that City Manager answer this communication (Memo 5/2/67) Memorandum from Auditor -Accountant regarding State Compensation Insurance Fund divident of $39,764.34 which was noted to be some $18,000 more than had been anticipated. City Manager asked that he be notified of reservations to be made by Council members for dinner to be held at Sheraton Thunderbolt Inn on Friday evening, May 5th, honoring Law Day. Councilman Rosselli moved that attendance of Council members be approved, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-84) Councilman Henderson felt Council should take note and make suitable acknowledgment of the honor bestowed on City Clerk -Treasurer, Helen C. Moore, for having been elected Treasurer of the Municipal Treasurers' Association of the United States, and upon her also having carried her term as President of the California Municipal Treasurers' Association to a successful conclusion. Councilman Henderson moved that Council formally acknowledge their appreciation of City Clerk's performance of these extra honorary duties and extend their congratulations, seconded by — Councilman Keckley and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-85) Councilman Keckley moved that Council adjourn commemorating the memory of an out- standing community citizen best known as originator of City's slogan "Climate MAY 1 .67