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Item No. 1 (continued) Juanita Di Masi, Chairman of the Fair Oaks Community Center Advisory Board introduced Board members Hughes, Alvarez, Rincon and Rankin. Mrs. Di Masi commented on the excellent work of the Canada College employment bureau at the Center, described the work of WIC (Women, Infants, Children) and thanked the City Council and City Manager Smith for their continuing support for the Center. Mrs. Di Masi urged that supervisor of the Center continue to be a fulltime job in order to prevent any deterioration of services or facilities there and stated that the Board is concerned about completion of the children's play yard renovation project. Mr. Smith stated that faulty bids for the play yard work had to be rejected which delayed the project, but that readvertisement for bids has been done and plans are to proceed with the project as soon as an acceptable bid is received. (NOTE: Bids are scheduled to be opened May 24.) Councilman Mosher, on behalf of Council, commended Board members, City staff and the many volunteers who are making the Center successful. 2. Board of Port Commissioners recommendation re quit claim and street dedication (Leslie Salt Co.) Reports of City Manager and Director of Public Works 5/20/83. Director of Public Works Addiego reported on the background and status of the subject item using projections of the parcel map and an aerial photograph of the subject area to illustrate his remarks. In response to question, City Attorney Schricker advised that a "quitclaim" is a legal relinquishment of rights relating to property and is required by title companies as an acknowledgement of lack of interest in the property. Dan Levin, Lincoln Property Company, responded to question re private ownership of yacht harbor areas, stating that the permit issued by BCDC (Bay Conservation and Development Commission) requires public access and there will be a boardwalk on the pipeline route and a dirt road to it for use in the event the lines need repairs. Mr. Levin stated that Lincoln Property has no intention of extending buildings on to the water which would violate the BCDC permit, in any case. Discussion followed and Mr. Levin and and commented concerning the needs of of the Leslie Salt Company gift deeds expire next year; the fact that there use of the waterway; and the jurisdic building in the Port area. Mr. Schricker replied to questions the title company; the fact that one expired in 1969 and the other will is no title dispute with regard to tion of the Port Commission over Reg.Mtg. 5/23/83 Page 2 MINUTE BOOK NO. 44 Page No. 133