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CONSENT CALENDAR (continued) 15. Approval of warrant nos. 14,176 through 14,365 and authorization to make usual and necessary payment of bills through November 7, 1983 Approved 16. Council requests to attend meetings, if any None ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS None ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS None ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- GENERAL 1. Councilman Biagi noted that a number of young people were in the audience, and upon invitation by Mayor Stangel, were introduced by their spokesman as students from Woodside High School. Councilman Biagi recalled that the City had conducted a Government Affairs Program for a number of years, and offered encouragement for continued interest in government by the students. 2. Mayor Stangel called attention to the City Manager's Report of October 19 regarding a workshop to be held on Friday afternoon, October 28, 1983 to be hosted by the City and Public Technology, Inc., at the Veterans Memorial Building on the subject of Strategic Planning. City Manager Smith stated that participants from about twenty neighboring cities were expected to participate and that he believed it would be very worthwhile for the Council to attend. 3. Councilman Britschgi referred to the letter from Planning Director Schroeter to property owners on Hoover Street concerning various violations against City Codes and commended him for those efforts toward compliance. Mayor Stangel reported that he had spoken with neighbors in the area who are pleased that the problems are being corrected. 4. Mayor Stangel recognized Mrs. Nita Spangler, present in the audience, and commended her and the other members of the Archives Committee of the Redwood City Library for their efforts in having the Union Cemetery property, 316 Woodside Road, placed on the National Register as a State historic site as of August 25, 1983. 5. It was noted that the Charter Review Committee had concluded its deliber- ations and that a report will be coming to Council in the near future. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- Reg.Mtg. 10/24/83 Page 4 MINUTE BOOK NO. 44 Page No. 258