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C. Council Member Howard — invited the community to join the Pride & Beautification in celebrating Earth Day on April 22 where the focus will be on cleaning up Redwood Creek and the nearby waterways, as well as the Historic Union Cemetery. Folks should meet at the Public Works Yard on Broadway and Woodside Road at 8:30 a.m. The clean -up ends at noon where a donated lunch is served. D. Vice Mayor Foust — serves on the San Mateo County Transportation Authority (TA) representing the South County area. She stated that the TA is finalizing the strategic plan for the last four years of the original Measure "A ", which is the quarter -cent sales tax and with that the TA is gearing up for the strategic plan for the renewed Measure "A ". As a Council and city, she encouraged writing a letter to the TA addressed to John Lee as the Chair, along with the entire Board, also including John Hurley, Executive Director, as a statement of interest. The letter would outline the City projects that were on the original Measure "A" funding program and those planned for the renewed Measure "A" so that documentation of Redwood City's interests exists in plans for the future. E. Mayor Pierce — stated that on a future agenda she would like to place consideration of confirming moving forward with the exploration of ferry service in Redwood City consistent with Council priorities as requested by letter from the Port of Redwood City. She also stated that recently she and Vice Mayor Foust attended a conference where they learned about smart growth and the more sustainable forms of formed based codes pertaining to storm water management. 10. ADJOURNMENT —9:25 p.m. M/S Ira /Foust to adjourn until the next City Council meeting of April 3, 2006. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote by those present. Council Member Hartnett requested adjournment in memory of Redwood City Police Captain Dale Switzer who passed away. He served 30 years in the department in various positions and received numerous commendations including the Medal of Valor. His contributions to the community are immeasurable and he leaves a void with his death although his brother Steve Switzer is a tremendous member of the Police Department. Adjournment is requested in recognition of Captain Dale Switzer's dedication to the community and public service. Respectfully submitted, Patricia S. Howe JOINT CITY COUNCIUREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MARCH 27, 2006 MEETING MINUTES PAGE 9 MINUTE BOOK NO. 61 Page No. 141