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� ' _" . .t:�` ^ . .�.c � r " .. . . —� � � _' t�- � � � 5 9 -� � d�� _ _ � , Consent Calendar (continued) reviewed, Councilman Biagi, with the consent of his second, intro- , duced the resolution without the exception. ! , The resolution was adopted unam mously by roll call vote.- Sale of Army Tank Councilman Rhodes reported that he has discussed the matter of the sale of the Arn�y tank presently us�ed in Mezes Park for play equip- ment with members of the local American Legion Post and advised that the Legion members have requested that at any time the City no longer wishes to use the tank in the park that it be given to ,the Legion Post for placement in front of the Hall rather than sold. (Memo 1/10/78) Street Li htin - . McGarvey venue and Alameda de las Pulgas In response to question, City Manager Fates advised that City staff ' is aware of the street light problems tn the sub�ect neighborhood, and advised that the City employs only one electrician who has been occupied with emergency situations during the recent storms. Mr. Fales advised that a complicated electrical problems exists in the area and work is proceeding to improve the situation. ' Improved curbs for handicapped persons Councilman Rhodes reported the curb�between Kaiser Hospital and Casa de Redwood on Veterans Boulevard is not accessible to wheel- chairs. City Manager Fales advised that funds are available in the budget to provide for curb cuts and that staff will imnediately investigate the curb situation at the location mentioned. (Memo 1/10/78) Peninsula Division - Lea ue of California Cities Mayor Leipzig advised she plans to attend the all day meeting of the Peninsula Division at the Ramada Inn in Santa Clara on Saturday, January 14, 1978 and urged other Council members to attend also. Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District Mayor Leipzig noted that the Agenda of MPROSD for the January 11, 1978 meeting was received today. Mayor Leipzig advised that the Port area was considered at the previous meet�ng on December 14, 1977 which was attended by Port Manager Fred DiPietro and Paul Freeman, his assistant. Mr. DiPietro presented the views of the Port Com- ' mission and the City in opposition to the District's intention of designating as "open space" in the MPROSD master plan lands owned by the Port and ant�cipated to be developed. It was believed Mr. DiP�etro was satisfied at that time with what was indicated by the Board of Directors would be their decision _ _9_ � Reg.Mtg. 1/9/78