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FIRE SAFETY (Page 12) Director of Fire Services O'Brien commented on requirements for a new fire engine and explained the advantages of reverting to the aerial ladder, rather than purchasing a snorkle; advised in response to concerns that the Emerald Lake residents are to a large extent within the Woodside Fire Protection District. City Manager Smith advised in reply to question by Council that an offer has been made for the site adjacent to Bradford Parking Lot for the proposed new fire station. (Cou nc i 1 rec essed for lu nch from 12: 30 to 1:00 p. m. ) COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (Page 19) Planning Director Schroeter commented and replied to questions by Council regarding long range planning, and requirements for personnel, including a Planner for community aesthetics and an additional clerk in Housing; described some of the proposals for improving service to the public; and advised that with respect to rehabilitation loans, the availability of the program is advertised and otherwise publicized. BUILDING REGULATION (Page 23) Deputy Building Official La Torra reviewed some of the code enforcement duties involving this department, the various permits that must be processed; checking for compliance with Federal, State and local regulations, and for compliance with regard to Pacific Gas and Electric rebate regulations; that handicap regulations have been updated, and that they propose to adopt the current Building Code this year. ENGINEERING SERVICES (Page 25) Director of Public Works Addiego commented on the need for an Assistant Civil Engineer to assist in traffic engineering, describing the heavy work load of the Traffic Engineer, including traffic control, traffic signals, citizen complaints, accident statistics, filing of applications for grant funds, utility company permits, among others. City Manager Smith affirmed that a great deal of extra time is expended by the Engineering Department. COMMUNITY PROMOTION (Page 27) City Manager Smith noted that the request of Peninsula Celebration Association was for $5,000, but that $2,000 is being recommended. Council referred to an earlier request by PCA to relax the Fire Department regulations regarding fireproofing of floats, as well as a more recent communication informing prospective parade entrants that they will assist by purchasing fire - resistant materials for floats. Mayor Britschgi relinquished the chair to Vice Mayor Mosher for the purpose of making a motion. Budget Study Session 6/22/85 Page 5 MINUTE BOOK N0. 45 Page NO. 480