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For the benefit of record, Mayor Foust mentioned that four items were not specifically spelled during the Consent calendar adoption but they were approved. She clarified that the item 6.3.E was located in unincorporated San Mateo county and not Woodside. Mayor Foust also acknowledged a email from council Member Hartnett regarding the Peninsula Park matter. C, Commercial Occupancy Fire Inspection Program Status Deport. Recommendation: For information only, no action required. Staff will provide a brief presentation at the council meeting. (705) Administrative chief /Fire Marshall Vella the issue of fire permits and hoer the Fire Code mandates that certain businesses, because of higher propensity for a fire, are required to have such permits in order to conduct business. The criteria that triggers the need for a fire inspection was discussed. certain Council Members expressed an interest in having this ratter return to council prior to the budget discussion. There was a suggestion to work with the Finance committee to analyze the fee structure. Council recess at 8:30 p.m. . Council resumed the meeting p.m. . D. Consider Recycled Water Policy for new school and park, proposed development "The Preserve at Redwood Shores." Mayor Foust, council Member Ira, and council Member Hartnett stepped down due to a potential conflict of interest. The three council Members recued themselves. Vice Mayor Howard chaired this portion of the meeting. Public Works Director Barwacz explained that this is a recommendation from the Utilities Commission and this recommendation is based on council's prier direction. Director Barwacz added that the pro posed uses are safe. Director B arwacz provided a full report on the issue. He also explained the requirements imposed on the developer of the preserve. Interim City Manager In explained that staff intends to come back in the spring with an ordinance that will fully address the issue of recycled water. Cllr. Ingram pointed out that the proposed policy follows council direction and the Utilities committee aimed t leaving future options open. The project at Peninsulas Park was discussed as Drell as pros and cons of underground irrigation. Interim City Manager Ingram explained that all options are still available. Vice Mayor Howard welcomed Public Comment t but there was none. She thanked the Utilities Committee ittee and staff for the hard work. JOINT CITY COUNCUREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD JANUARY 7, 2008 SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES PAGE MINUTE BOOK NO, 6 Page No. 551