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I ,e�.•,��`�oK 31' 6 Dr. Joseph Grimes, (as corrected by minutes of 3/20) R#ehard-Bgy.le,,, 250 Alameda, stated that phase #1 is within the Belmont School District, and asked when first residential area is proposed for Redwood City 'School District. Fred Gates, 3871 Vineyard Dr., asked whether a special maintenance district would be set up for maintenance of the ship channel and if it is to become part of the City's park system. Mr. Reiter stated in so far as maintenance pertained to drainage for Redwood Shores it would clearly be operation of the District, but that the channel itself would either go into park or public works as it would certainly be a recreational feature owned by the City. He described other features which would be unique to the dis- trict only and chargeable to it such as pumping water out of the ship channel into the Bay, but that standard types of services as used by citizens in Redwood City would be equally shared by those in Redwood Shores. Dr. John Mills, 2027 Belle Monti Ave., Belmont, expressed concern with involvement of their school district with project and urged close cooperation with their Board. Mr. Johnson assured Dr. Mills close communication had been established with the School Board in order to keep Board aware of development plans. Mr. Drake, 630 Sierra Pt. Rd., Brisbane, questioned owner- ship of property in the District and surrounding areas. Mrs. Pat Barrentine, 40 Carmel Lane, suggested Council con- sider complementing Marine World with more commercial recrea- tion, convention center, etc, instead of proposed residential area. She also questioned next proposed bond sale in view of law suit now pending on Redwood Shores project. Wm. Oeser, 630 Roosevelt Ave., expressed his disapproval of questions being allowed from those present who were neither voters nor taxpayers of Redwood City. Hubert Soher, 3762 Farm Hill Blvd., questioned police and fire protection services for the district. Assistant City Manager stated a study was now being made by professional consul- tants on new civic facilities and expansion of police and fire facilities for Red- wood Shores would be a part of this study. Police Chief advised the project is being policed the same as any other section of Redwood City. Councilman Bury asked if any police protection was now being extended to this area and was assured area is included. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, Nos. 60230 to 60408, totaling $358,160.93, were approved on motion of Councilman Rosselli, seconded by Councilman Bury and carried. Councilman Rosselli moved to adjourn, seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried. Meeting adjourned at 10:45 p.m. HELEN C. MOORE, City Clerk 80.4?g'8T