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Street Lightinq <br />The Hoover - Page - Rolison Road Street Lighting Project was discussed. Issues <br />included whether street lighting decreased crime and the feasibility of <br />funding by assessment district. <br />Consensus was reached that the Hoover Street Lighting Project should be <br />moved back to 1989 -90. <br />Water System <br />The Emerald Lake Area Water Improvement District Study was discussed, <br />including different means for financing improvements to the system. Mayor <br />Britschgi requested that staff provide a report on this subject within the <br />next few months. <br />Storm Drainage System <br />It was noted that the Maple Street Pump Station was a new item. Discussion <br />followed regarding the need for the project, including the possibility of <br />developer participation in the financing. Council reached a consensus <br />that the project should be left in the Budget for 90 days, during which <br />time a determination will be made as to participation by the developer. <br />Councilman Claire asked where the Fifth Avenue Storm Drain Improvements <br />Project was located in the Budget. <br />Staff indicated that it was in the current year budget, since it involved a <br />reappropriation of funds. Councilman Claire requested that the project be <br />included in the Five Year Capital Improvement Program. <br />General Improvement District <br />Public Works Director Addiego noted that the correct figure for the <br />Sanitary Sewer Force Main to SBSA Plant was $652,000. <br />Port of Redwood City <br />Councilman Chandler noted that the Port Budget did not include a $100,000 <br />contribution to the City. Mayor Britschgi asked staff to ensure that the <br />Port Budget is amended accordingly. <br />Adjournment <br />The meeting adjourned at 7:00 p.m. <br />MONICA FINIGAN <br />ASSISTANT TO CITY MANAGER <br />Bu dg et. Rev i ew. Se ss i on <br />6/24/85 <br />Page 5 <br />MINUTE BOOK NO. 45 <br />Page No. 487 <br />