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152 Congress�onal Conference in Washington, D. C. March 5-9, 1977 in- stead of Mayor Leipzig as shown. The mot�on as changed and with addition carried unantmously by voice vote. Presentation of Bicentennial Citv Flag by the � Peninsula Hills Junior Women's Club A representative of the Peninsula Hills Junior Women's Club presented the flag constructed by Club members for Redwood City to Vice Mayor Barrett as a gift to the City from the Club. The flag was sent to Philadelphia to be flown on the Avenue of Flags along with flags sent by other cities during the Bicentennial Year festivities. Vice Mayor Barrett thanked the Club for the�r Redwood City�flag and their contribution to the City's Bicentennial Committee It was po�nted out that the Bicentennial Flag is not the official flag of the City and that other groups may from time Co time make other flags or banners to represent the City at different events, and that the Council is grateful to the Club for making a spectal Bicentennial Flag for the City Report and recomnendation from Councilman Norris, re resentative to Association of Ba Area Governments ABAG re proposed General Assemblv actions Councilman Norris presented his report on matters to come before the , ABAG General Assembly Meeting to be held February 24, 1977 in San Francisco MOTION Councilman Norris moved, seconded by Councilman Vega, to accept the recommendation of the ABAG representative to support the proposed amendments to the Bylaws of that agency as contained in the communication of January 19, 1977 to official representatives of the ABAG General Assembly from Revan A. F Tranter, Executive Director. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote.(MINUTE ORDER N0. 77-28) Council members commended Councilman Norris for his excellent report ` and for his regular attendance at ABAG meetings Report re proposed Bin90 ordinance City Manager Fales referred to his report of February 11, 1977 re- garding the proposed Bingo ordinance Mr Fales reported that amendments to the Penal Code are pending before the Legislature which will modify and expand the requirements of the Bingo ordinance and that the proposed ordinance is based upon the San Mateo County Bingo Ordinance and the pertinent provisions of the State Penal Code. in response to questions, City Attorney Schricker advised that owner- ' ship of the premises where the Bingo games are held is a requirement of the ordinance and that a permit from the Police Chief is required by organizat�ons which desire to conduct games -2- Reg Mtg. 2/14/77