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would be needed Monday through Friday for two hours in the morning and two hours in tta afternoon. He reported on the search that had been made by their Club for other training sites from Santa Rosa to San Jose and of finding none comparable to those at Community Park. Mr. Liecty stated their awareness of the agreement between the San Francisco 49ers and the City as to the — locker room facilities and felt no conflicts would occur as schedules for this use were for different periods. He stated they would be willing to enter into any contractual agreement the City required. City Manager's report included recommendation that if Council granted approval of this request, a revocable permit be issued containing provisions for payment to $150.00 for use of club house City of $100.00 per month for use of field; plus conditions for payment of any facilities, in addition to conditions for payment of any damage to facilities, etc. damage to facilities, utilities and janitorial services. Mayor Herkner discussed (corrected in minutes of February 20, 1967) the yearly scrimmage game planned by the 49ers with proceeds donated to Redwood City for benefit of City's recreational program for youth, and asked if there would be any possibility of this being considered by the "California Clippers." Mr. Liecty stated he would discuss this matter with other members of their club. City Manager stated he had discussed this subject with Mr. Spadia, of 49ers, as of this date, who had indicated he could foresee no problems arising from granting the soccer club use of the locker space provided agreement was ter- minated as stated by July 31st. Councilman Rosselli questioned timing of practice hours proposed for soccer club and if it would interfere with any program of the Recreation Department for youth groups. Councilman Bury expressed concern at availability of playing fields being reduced for use of community youth. City Manager advised Park & Recreation Commission had recommended Council approve this request. Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5274 GRANTING REVOCABLE PER- MISSION TO THE CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL SOCCER CLUB TO UTILIZE FACILITIES IN COMMUNITY PARK, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried on roll call vote, Councilmen Bury and Petersen voting no. Councilman Petersen moved to approve recommended time schedule submitted by Jenks & Adamson to meet waste disposal requirements of the Regional Water Quality Control Board (report and recommendation submitted by City Manager to Council on February 3, 1967) -seconded by Councilman Granger. On question Councilman Hender- son asked that opportunity be given to check on costs for full secondary treat- ment of sewage rather than costs for partial secondary treatment for this proposed program. (Memo 2/14/67) City Manager reminded Council motion also would include approval of intended response to County, of City's intention not to participate in regional plan pro- posed by County, as also submitted in his report to Council. Motion carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-25) "Community Radio Watch". (Report and brochure submitted to Council on February 2, 1967) Police Chief reported program proposed had been reviewed completely and was