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. �.� q � .r � 167 Written Cortununications (continued) event of any future proposals for murals on municipal buildings, , consideration be given to inviting plans from local artists. ' Mayor Barrett determined that it was the consensus of Council to refer the suggestion to the Civic Cultural Commission and Board of Library Trustees. (Memo 4/25/78) 2. Letter from Browning-Ferris Industries re garbage collection rates. Mayor Barrett directed that the request be referred to staff for analysis and report back to Council. (Memo 4/25/78) Oral Cormnunications 1 Mr. I H. Kaye, San Mateo, advised that he wished to speak on the sub�ect of the Condominium Conversion Ordinance and had arrived at the meeting too late to be heard at the time the item was considered. He stated that he owns property at 1019 15th Avenue, Redwood City, and indicated that his concern was with the provis�on �n the proposed ordinance which limited conversions to a minimum of twelve units, that he was aware of the option of applying for variance to the Code, but that it can be a compl�cated process. He suggested that the pro- posal discriminated against the smaller property owner with ' fewer than twelve units. Mr. Kaye was advised that the ordinance would be presented at the next meeting for its second read�ng, and was encouraged to put any suggestions he might have into writing before that time. He was also informed that a copy of the report by the City Manager on the sub,7ect was obtainable in the City Clerk's office CETA Title VI Pro�ects Council referred to the City Manager's report dated April 20, 1978 listing CETA Title VI pro,7ects being administered by the City, and discussion concerned whether some pro�ects listed are appropriate, the fact that it prov�des employment, and that these are currently functioning pro�ects. Public or Private Ownership of Ox Mountain Sanitary Landfill Councilman Bury, representing the City on the Solid Waste Advisory Committee, reported briefly on the most recent meeting of the task force and their consideration of the Ox Mountain disposal site, whether it would be practical to acquire the land for public use, ' in view of the fact that it has been operated under the County Parks Department and they have expressed their disinterest in acquiring the land with Park funds, that it is in private owner- ship with a 20-year lease to public agencies, with nine years remaining, the suggestion that possibly an effort should be made -5- Reg.Mtg. 4/24/78