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<br /> . . . . . .. <br /> G. URGENCY INTERIM ORDINANCE NO. 2136 PROHIBITING DEVELOPMENT OF <br /> PROPERTY WITHIN THE "TP" (TIDAL PLAN) ZONING DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION OF <br /> PROPERTIES LOCATED BETWEEN THE LIDO NEIGHBORHOOD SPECIFIC PLAN AREA <br /> - AND BAY SLOUGH AND PROPERTIES WITHIN "AREA H" IN THE REDWOOD SHORES <br /> AREA OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY (First reading January 12, 1998, affidavit of <br /> publication on file in City Clerk Department) (100); <br /> H. Approve warrants dated January 26, 1998 through February 2, 1998; <br /> APPROVED <br /> 1. Reject claims of Jennifer Kaplan, No. 1611; Robert Gammon, No. 1615; and Patricia <br /> Rupena, No. 1617 (303); <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 98-028 <br /> ----------______n______---------------------------------------------______n______-------------------------------------- <br /> 4. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS <br /> None <br /> -------______nn______---------______n___________n____---------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> 5. BOARDS, COMMISSION AND COMMITTEE REPORTS <br /> A. AQUA TERRA, PRIDE AND BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE, AND REDWOOD CITY <br /> - WATERWAYS AREA CLEAN-UP PROJECT REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> Redwood City Administrative Chief/Fire Marshal Louis Vella presented the staff <br /> report and introduced City staff who worked on the project: Port Director Mike Giari, <br /> Police Sgt. Anderson, and Assistant to the City Manager Moore. He expressed <br /> appreciation to Fire Chief Montez and Police Chief Bolanos for their support. He <br /> introduced Port Commissioners Smith and Miller, and Mr. Bob Hoffman and Mr. Ralph <br /> Nobles who are the Co-chairs of the Aqua Terra Citizens Committee. He acknowledged <br /> members of Aqua Terra and the Pride and Beautification Committee and Mr. Dean <br /> Peterson ITom San Mateo County Environmental Health. ChieflMarshall Vella showed <br /> slides describing the deplorable conditions that existed before the Aqua Terra Project <br /> focused on cleaning Redwood City's waterways. He expressed a special thank you to State <br /> Assemblyman Ted Lempert who was instrumental in securing funds for the clean-up under <br /> AB 1188 and introduced Erin Koch, District Representative of his office. Chief/Marshall <br /> Vella stated that the following entities were also involved in the success of this project: <br /> San Mateo County Sheriffs Office and District Attorney's Office, Bay Conservation and <br /> Development Commission (BCDC), California Department ofFish and Game, U. S. Coast <br /> Guard, State Lands Commission, California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Local <br /> Bird Watchers, private businesses, Senator Feinstein, Representative Eshoo, and <br /> Supervisor Ruben Barrales. <br /> - <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 JANUARY 26,1998 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 177 PAGE 5 <br />