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. . . . . .. Mayor Howard presented a City Retirement Plaque to Mrs. Piulle for her 14 years of - distinguished service on the Civic Cultural Commission. Mayor Howard said that the community has benefited greatly ITom Mrs. Piulle's hard work, dedication, and love for Redwood City. She said that Mrs. Piulle was instrumental in bringing a unique and beautiful tapestry to the entry way of Red Morton Community Center; helped organize the time capsule, which has been placed inside our new City Hall and will be opened in 50 years; was instrumental in bringing wonderful pieces of artwork in front of the Police Station; and has served as a volunteer in our schools, theaters, and many other activities. Mayor Howard stated that Mrs. Piulle will still be active in Redwood City activities and has applied to serve on the Grand Jury. Tamara Piulle introduced her husband, Walter, and thanked him for his support during her time on the Civic Cultural Commission. She also thanked the City Council, staff, and all the people in Redwood City. She recognized Civic Cultural Commissioner Barbara Britschgi and Staff Liaison for the Civic Cultural Commission Corinne Centeno for their support. Mrs. Piulle said that it had been a pleasure to work with the Civil Cultural Commissioners, and be a part of the growth of cultural activities in Redwood City during the past 14 years. She said that she would continue to serve Redwood City in some capacity. MEMO 1/13/98 B. Presentation of City Plaque to Gerald Chandler upon the occasion of his retirement from the San Mateo Mosquito Abatement District Board, representing the City of Redwood City - with great distinction for eleven years (207,211) Mayor Howard presented former Council Member Gerald Chandler with a City Retirement Plaque in recognition of his distinguished service on the Board of Directors of the Mosquito Abatement District for 11 years, and most recently as its President. She expressed appreciation for his support of Redwood Family House, a shelter for homeless families in Redwood City, which serves the community very well. She added that Mr. Chandler had moved to San Carlos and, therefore, could no longer represent Redwood City on the Mosquito Abatement Board. Mr. Chandler stated that this was the culmination of 31 years of continuous service to the City of Redwood City, and he had enjoyed every moment. Mr. Chandler described his work on transportation and housing issues, and his work with the Port. Mr. Chandler said he was pleased to see the new City Hall and thanked everyone for their support over the years. Council Member Claire said that Mr. Chandler served as his Vice Mayor many years ago, and Mrs. Piulle and Mr. Chandler had served Redwood City very, very well. MEMO 1/13/98 - REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 JANUARY 12. 1998 MINUTES Page No. 155 PAGE 2