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everyone to sign the petition. Mayor Greenalch thanked Supervisor Nolan and referred this item to the Legislative Committee. MEMO 10/10/89 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 3. Special report by Jack Anthony, Senior Affairs Commission, speaking on issues important to our senior citizens Jack Anthony, Senior Affairs Commission Member, Commission on Aging, and Executive Director for the Area Agency on Aging spoke on issues of well being of seniors and introduced Mrs. Rachel Ralston who handles discount buying and educational programs and June Cichowicz, Director of the Area Agency on Aging, who turns difficult senior problems into an adventure. The Commission on Aging will be celebrating their 20th anniversary. Mr. Anthony handed out a nomination information guide for the Seniors of Significance Award in San Mateo County, the deadline for submitting forms is Friday, October 20, 1989. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 4. PUBLIC HEARING - General Plan (to be taken out of order after the recess to conduct Redevelopment Agency business.) ORAL COMMUNICATIONS a. Mr. Phillip Wanq, #5 Miller Court, Redwood City, Woodside Terrace Kiwanis Club, thanked Council for opportunity to sponsor a carnival on July 4th and asked Council for the opportunity to have the carnival during the July 4th celebration next year. Mr. Wong asked Mayor's permission to clarify letter of PCA. Mayor referred subject to City Manager and stated both organizations contributed to success of carnival. MEMO 10/10/89 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - - - - -- MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST a. Council congratulated San Francisco Giants and Oakland A's on their pennant championships. b. Vice Mayor LaBerge announced the Redwood City Gala at the Fox Theatre is December 1, 1989 for the production of "Annie "; she represented Redwood City at a Conference "Mixing the Arts and Business" and emphasized the importance of the arts to the economic development of the community. c. Mayor Greenalch, on behalf of the Council, thanked Charles Jany, Mike Church, Joel Patterson, Ben Pawloski, and other staff members for the successful painting of the historic church project. d. Mayor Greenalch reminded everyone about meeting on Emerald Lake Area Water rates tomorrow (10- 10 -89) at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Greenalch referred to the Brown Act and stated that it was in the legal best interest of the City to have no more than 3 Councilmembers at the meeting. Those attending will be Mayor Greenalch, Vice Mayor LaBerge and Councilmember Claire. Minutes 10/9/89 MINUTE BOOK N0. 49 Page 2 Page No. 116