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3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE — lan Bain, Council Member <br /> 4. INVOCATION — Chaplain Dennis Logie, Redwood City Police Department <br /> 5. SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY <br /> A. Proclamation: Recognizing the Newly Formed Fair Oaks Lions Club — <br /> Laura Castillo, President of the Redwood City Fair Oaks Lions <br /> Club. <br /> Mayor Foust introduced members from the Redwood City Sunrise Lions Club and asked <br /> the newly formed Redwood City Fair Oaks Lions Club Charter members to join her as she <br /> read the proclamation. Ms. Laura Castillo, President of the newly formed club thanked it <br /> members present and stated their goal is to serve the community. <br /> B. Presentation: City Clerk Department — Silvia Vonderlinden, City Clerk. <br /> Ms. Vonderlinden provided an overview of the Department and its role (presentation on <br /> file). Mayor Foust asked the staff from this Department present to stand and be <br /> recognized. Vice Mayor Howard spoke to their hard work and Mayor Foust concurred. <br /> 6. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSENT CALENDAR <br /> Victor Toreano, Building Trades Council, spoke against Measure W. He opined it <br /> negatively affects the City's Charter and residents. Mr. Torreano specifically mentioned <br /> legal fees, public safety, city services and possible infringement on the civil liberties of <br /> homeowners as possible consequences, should this measure pass. <br /> David McCallum spoke about the Redwood Creek cleanup project and how 6,000 pounds <br /> of garbage were collected throughout the year. He stated that with the rainy season <br /> coming soon this project will become even more important. He asked for more help from <br /> the City and Community on making sure the creek is clear of debris. <br /> Mayor Foust referred his concerns Mr. Ingram, City Manager who will discuss options with <br /> Vice Mayor Howard, as Chairperson of the Pride and Beautification Committee. <br /> Susan Moeller, Redevelopment Manager, announced upcoming "Our Town Downtown" <br /> events and this year the event will be a First Annual Redwood City Salsa Festival, to be <br /> held on September 20� 12-8 p.m. She said the salsa contest is for amateurs and <br /> professional salsa chefs who will compete for fun and prizes. There will be live <br /> entertainment and throughout Downtown Redwood City. <br /> Peter Hughes announced two Redwood Shores events. Mr. Hughes invited everyone to <br /> help with the annual level cleanup at the Redwood Shores Levee Cleanup sponsored by <br /> the Redwood Shores Community Association on Saturday, August 30` at 8:30 a.m. <br /> Breakfast and lunch will be provided for volunteers. The second event is the grand <br /> opening of the new Redwood Shores Library scheduled for September 6� at 10 a.m. <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/HOUSING AND HUMAN CONCERNS COMMITTEE, AND AUGUST 25, 2008 <br /> REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING MINUTES PAGE 2 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 62 <br /> Page No. 207 <br />