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<br /> Mayor Howard: Public safety, police, fire, code enforcement and traffic including <br /> speeding; create more innovative partnerships; communicate effectively with the <br /> community; recognize the housing crisis and how the City can help create housing <br /> opportunities for all income levels; <br /> Councilman Ira: Long term planning, C.1.P. for ten years, and analysis of fund balance <br /> over 20 years; establish performance and measurement standards and evaluations for all <br /> departments using industry standards; <br /> _n______-----______n______---______n______-------------------------------------------------_uu_______n_____-------- <br /> 4. MORNING BREAK <br /> Mayor Howard declared a recess at 10:05 a.m. <br /> Meeting reconvened at 10: 17 a.m. <br /> __n______----------------------------------------------------------------------------------______n_______n_----------- <br /> F. DEPARTMENT HEADS FEEDBACKIDISCUSSION ON PRIORITIES WITH <br /> COUNCIL <br /> Facilitator Reeves listed Council priorities and asked for staff comments. <br /> 1. Code Enforcement <br /> Community Development Direction Nelson described impacts of implementing traffic <br /> calming, traffic improvements including traffic claming, eastside of Highway 101 and <br /> the Woodside corridor. She said Council had approved a third code enforcement officer, <br /> and advised that staff would soon revise the sign ordinance and asked how vigorously <br /> Council wanted staff to enforce the new codes. <br /> City Manager Everett described code enforcement, beautification and clean up <br /> activities and costs. <br /> Fire Chief Montez asked Council to consider the cost impacts of new fire and building <br /> codes and Aqua Terra enforcement. <br /> Public Works Services Director Ingram discussed the costs of enforcement such as the <br /> recommendations in the recent report on shopping cart abatement. <br /> 2. Transportation <br /> Community Development Director Nelson described regional transportation issues, <br /> and further described the issues involved with the Woodside corridor, Highway 101, and <br /> traffic calming issues throughout the City. <br /> ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL WORKSHOP MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 JANUARY31,1998 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 198 PAGE 5 <br />