1968 339- 485 _ 1-8 to 4-15-1968

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program for aiding children unable to afford to use pool, by offering some type of contribution. After further discussion, Councilman Henderson moved that Staff be requested to submit a further report and prepare some type of recommendation on the suggested 10¢ rate on which Council might take action, seconded by Councilman Petersen. Motion restated later to request Staff to evaluate swimming pool rates in order that full consideration of 10¢ rate might be made. After suggestion was made that this matter should be properly referred to the Park and Recreation Commission for their consideration, amendment to the motion made by Councilman Rosselli to refer this matter to the Park & Recrea- tion Commission for their consideration first, seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried. City Manager advised evaluation of swimming pool rates would be made by Staff before matter referred to Park & Recreation Commission for their consideration. (MINUTE ORDER #68-75) Councilman Henderson questioned problems of the Hoover Swim Pool operations and was advised by Acting City Attorney that he had been in communication with the bonding company- regarding performance on the guarantee and that he hoped a response would be made this week. City Manager reported pool was useable but not the shower facilities at present. Appointment of two members to the Personnel Board. The following candidates were considered for appointment: - Richard K. Mc- Intosh, Henry Ruffoni, Walter Small, Louise White, Russell Young, Jr. After a straw ballot and thereafter a drawing of lots to determine which un- expired term would be served by the successful candidates, Richard K. McIntosh was appointed to serve the unexpired term ending 1974, vacated by Frank Guida, and Walter Small was appointed to serve the unexpired term ending 1970, vacated by Charles Moody. (MINUTE ORDER #68-76) It was noted that appointment of Mr. McIntosh to the Personnel Board would leave a vacancy on the Veterans Memorial Commission. City Clerk advised schedule for appointment would appear on the next Agenda. Councilman Bury moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1354 REPEALING SECTION 20.97.1-5 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY RELATING TO PARKING ON E STREET, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried on roll call vote. Councilman Petersen, Chairman of Transportation Committee, gave a short briefing on the publicity program planned to inaugurate the new bus system and stated a full report would be made next week. (March 25th) (MEMO 3/19/68) COMMUNICATIONS: Committee for Green Foothills urging Council's support of SB 231 which provides for extension of powers of the Bay Conser- vation and Development Commission. Mayor Herkner asked this communication be referred to the Legislative Committee. (Memo 3/19/68)