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actually strengthen it, I'm extremely concerned that the parties failed to disclose it to us during the course of our deliberations." Council Member Hartnett recommended that this issue be brought back to the Council for further review and possibly for reconsideration of the concept. He asked that further staff work be done to determine if changes to the structure of the deal need to be made if it is to go forward. He asked that in the meantime, City staffbe directed "not to sign off on the issuances of any revenue bonds." Mayor Howard agreed, and said this matter would be coming back to Council for review. MEMO 3/3/98 B. Council Member Ira reported on the meeting he and Council Member Claire had at Chuck Eudy's house discussing the traffic flow in Redwood Shores. He said it was a very productive meeting, and they strongly supported installation of some stop signs. He said this subject would be discussed at the March 16, 1998 Council Meeting. Council Member Ira reported on the meeting he attended regarding development in Tidal Plain areas in Redwood Shores. He said a large contingent of people from Redwood Shores had attended, and they would be working in conjunction with the committee ITom SBSA. He complimented Senior Planner Passanisi for an excellent job in organizing that meeting, and said it looked as if the committee would meet its goals. C. Mayor Howard thanked Pat Dixon for donating the many pussy willow plants that beautify City Hall. She also complimented Ms. Dixon on her beautiful garden. Mayor Howard reported that the "Redwood City Comes Alive" kick off celebration held on February 27 at Forester's Hall was a huge success with over 500 tickets sold. She said it was sponsored by Redwood City 2000 and the Downtown Business Group and raised over $5,000, which will be matched by Redwood City 2000, for future activities in the downtown. Mayor Howard said that on March 8, 1998, she and a delegation ITom the Port of Redwood City, the Redwood City Art Group, and Redwood City International are journeying to Colima, Mexico, to officially sign the Sister City Pact with its government officials. Mayor Howard said the partnership will share cultural ideas, art, and educational opportunities. MEMO 3/3/98 ----------------------------------------------______n_-_nnn_-_---------------______n______---------------------------- 8. STAFF REPORTS A. Healthy Start Program, Taft School, First Annual Report (304) REPORT: Executive Summary REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 MARCH 2, 1998 MINUTES Page No. 308 PAGE 14