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<br /> B. Don Wells, 800 Main Street, told Council he has bought a Main Street ten-hour meter <br /> Parking Permit every year for many, many years, but recently has had trouble finding an <br /> available space. Mr. Wells said there were between 4 to 10 City vehicles taking those <br /> spaces, and asked the City to park its vehicles in the non-permit two-hour meter spaces. <br /> Mayor Howard asked City Manager Everett to work with Mr. Wells on this issue. <br /> MEMO 12/1/97 <br /> C. John Holt, 42 Iris Street, invited everyone to attend all the events of the "Tis the Season" <br /> celebration throughout Redwood City, beginning with the "Holiday Tree Lighting <br /> Ceremony" at the new downtown City Hall, 1017 Middlefield Road. He described the <br /> fireworks planned (contributions still needed), the parade and appearances by Santa and <br /> Mrs. Claus. Mr. Holt distributed flyers listing all the events planned through December 20 <br /> (on file in the City Clerk Department.) <br /> D. Tony Halabi, 661 Spar Drive, advised Council that the property at 641 Spar Drive was in <br /> violation of Redwood Shores CC&Rs and Redwood City Building Codes. He described <br /> the violations and asked Council to enforce the City's Codes. <br /> Mayor Howard asked City Manager Everett to work with Mr. Halabi on this issue. <br /> MEMO 12/1/97 <br /> E. LaVerne Atherly, 515 Cringle, urged Council to support the residents of the Redwood <br /> Shores Neighborhood in their opposition to the proposed four-story building in the "CG" <br /> zoned property in the Lido Neighborhood. <br /> Couneilman Leipzig and Mayor Howard announced that adoption of the Ordinance <br /> imposing a moratorium on construction in the "CG" zoned property in the Lido <br /> Neighborhood had been postponed until December 18,1997. <br /> MEMO 12/1/97 <br /> F. Don Frohlieh, 491 Topaz Street, told Council he was offended that he had not received at <br /> least an acknowledgment of the letter he had sent to each ofthem last July. <br /> Mayor Howard reminded Mr. Frohlieh that she had met with him to discuss his issue. <br /> Couneilman Claire said Council Members received barrels of correspondence each week <br /> and always asked staff members, who have the necessary knowledge, to respond to <br /> citizens. Vice Mayor Ruskin advised that he and City Manager Everett were involved <br /> in investigating this issue and hoped to have an answer for Mr. Frohlich soon, and <br /> apologized for not informing Mr. Frohlich oftheir progress. <br /> MEMO 12/1/97 <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 DECEMBER I, 1997 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 074 PAGE 2 <br />