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

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Square Apartments, by Doyle Campbell and Tom Giannini, 464 Clinton Street, for property damages alleged to have been caused by back-up of City sewer, denied and referred to insurance carrier on motion of Councilman Petersen, seconded by Councilman Keckley andcarried (MINUTE ORDER #68-83-A,B,C) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, Nos. 65650 to 65905 inclusive, totaling $239,300.10, approved for payment on motion of Councilman Henderson, seconded by Councilman Keckley. In reply to question concerning charge by the Cote A'Azur restaurant, City Man- ager advised larger part of this claim was the result of City's acting as Host when Bank of America, City Council, and officials, during tour of Redwood Shores for briefing before the Series C. bonds offered, and that balance of charges were for luncheons furnished to members of Personnel Interview Boards during the time they donated their services to City, as this was all they received in compensation. Motion carried. COMMUNICATIONS: County Board of Supervisors' invitation to Council for a joint luncheon on Tuesday, April 16th, if convenient, or notification be given for arrange- ments of a more suitable date (copy submitted to Council) James M. Bodie, M.D., Superintendent of Health Division, County Department of Public Health and Welfare Division, relating to San Mateo County Milk Ordinance and request for City to adopt a similar regulation, copy submitted to Council) City Manager advised he had responded to this communication and had asked Acting City Attorney to review the County Milk Ordinance and make a recommendation as to whether City should adopt similar legislation. He advised the only places where raw milk might be available in the City at present would be in health food stores, but that a report would be made to Council when matter more thoroughly reviewed. (Memo 3/26/68) Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, County of Santa Clara, stating their position as to future concept of ABAG, and soliciting responses of other cities belonging to the League as to their position (copy submitted to Council) Letter of appreciation from Police Chief, William Faulstich, for Council's resolution congratulating him on his recent birthday (copy submitted to Council) Edwin A. Wells expressing his gratitude to the City's Fire and Police Department Personnel for their sustained efforts in recent harbor tragedy (copy submitted to Council) West Bay Rapid Transit Authority offering to present a filmstrip with a 12 minute running time which portrays transportation habits and pattern of San Mateo County and nature of some of the suggestions being made (copy submitted to Council) _ Mayor Herkner suggested this presentation be held until after April 15th, if no objections presented. Mayor Herkner commented on meeting he had requested City Manager hold with Depart- ment Heads and others concerned with safety at the Marina, with idea of discuss- ing safety factors which might be recommended to prevent a further tragedy. MAR 25'68