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(Kenneth Rolandelli, Chair of the Historic Resources Advisory Committee) <br /> <br /> Mayor Claire read and presented the proclamation. Chairperson Rolandelli stated <br /> events occurring during National Historic Preservation Week such as an historic <br /> walking tour on May 18, a field trip for 7th graders to three downtown buildings listed <br /> on the national register of historic places, open house at the historic 1863 Lathrop <br /> House, a tour of the Union Cemetery historic site and an architectural treasure <br /> hunt. <br /> <br /> B. "California Museum Month" (May) <br /> (Georgi La Berge, former Mayor of Redwood City) <br /> <br /> Mayor Claire read and presented the proclamation. On behalf of the San Mateo <br /> County Historical Association, former Mayor La Berge thanked the Council for the <br /> recognition of the very important facility and introduced the staff members from the <br /> Courthouse Museum. Ms. La Berge introduced Parks and Recreation Commission <br /> Chairperson Jeri Joseph as the new marketing director, Brian Black, Meisha <br /> Speavy, and Betsy Brogo. Chairperson Joseph introduced her family members who <br /> were present. <br /> <br /> B. Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award <br /> (Dr. Linda Schneider, California Psychological Association) <br /> <br /> Dr. Schneider explained that Redwood City was evaluated along with other <br /> workplaces in 30 criteria such as open communication, employee involvement, <br /> diversity, opportunity for reward and recognition, learning opportunities, access to <br /> mental health and many more. Dr. Schneider presented the award to Mayor Claire <br /> who called upon City Manager Everett. City Manager Everett stated the award is <br /> the first for a public sector organization and stated it is a function of all employees, <br /> including the City Council that allows the freedom to participate and excel. <br /> <br />6. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS <br /> <br /> Julie King, spoke about a community based event, the American Cancer Society's <br /> Relay for Life to be held on May 18 and 19 at Sequoia High School. She stated the <br /> event lasts a duration of 24 hours to symbolize that cancer is a 24-7 plan. She further <br /> explained the event of walking, entertainment, food, live and spoken auction, kids' <br /> bids and the luminaria. <br /> <br /> Roxanne Dragon, on behalf of the Redwood City School District, extended an <br /> invitation to the annual instrumental music festival and theatre, Tuesday May 28, at <br /> <br />REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MAY 6, 2002 <br />MINUTES PAGE 2 <br />MINUTES Book No. 59 <br />Page No. 147 <br /> <br /> <br />