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106 Marine World, in addition, will derive a substantial advantage from the elimina- tion of disturbance and sedimentation of the waterways adjacent to the Marine World development during the dredging involved in Dredge C-1. It was stated DMJM and Staff recommend approval of Change Order No. 2, and that the bonding company has consented to the increase in contract price. (For full text see City Clerk's files - GID 1-64, Bragato Paving Co, contract.) Councilman Rosselli moved to approve the change order as requested in the City Manager's report dated June 2, 1967, seconded by Councilman Petersen. Council- man Henderson questioned purpose of Change Order #1 which had not been mentioned. City Manager advised this had been an administrative item not involving a contract or finances and not necessary to present to Council for approval, but this instance involving a contract and finances, even if resulting in a savings, had been necessary to obtain Council's approval. Councilman Henderson further questioned details of this work which were answered by the City Manager, who also advised that American Broadcasting Co. had agreed to this change as it would work to their benefit. Councilman Henderson also expressed concern for earlier commitments to other agencies which might be involved, such as State, BCDC, etc., and cited certain specific statements concerning no changes to be made, and felt additional approvals might be necessary from these other agencies. City Manager advised this phase of the work on this change order is not under jurisdiction of the agencies referred to. Councilman Henderson indicated her desire to present her views when opposing a proposed action, as in this instance, as she felt other agencies involved had not been consulted on this change order where City had previously stated commit- ments. Councilman Keckley questioned whether action proposed would be at variance with BCDC and State Lands Commission. City Manager advised that pre- sent contract with the State Lands Commission provides for payment of soils taken out of land within their jurisdiction and this was not affected, and that this matter had been discussed with ABC as stated previously, and that they had felt this change order proposed to be to their advantage to combine the two opera- tions as proposed. He further stated, however, that there might be a point to checking further on the BCDC permit, but believed it would lie within the scope of the permit. (Memo 6/6/67) Motion carried on roll call vote, Councilman Henderson voting no. (MINUTE ORDER #67-117) DAMAGE CLAIM of John E. Thorne on behalf of Mrs. Edythe Towler, 969 Nob Hill Road (Lot 13, Blk. 1, Farm Hill Subdivision) for damages alleged to result from removal of earth from a slide, denied on motion of Councilman Peterse, seconded by Councilman Keckley, because claim is insufficient in that it fails to comply with the provisions of subsections c, d, e, & f of Section 910 of the Government Code. n