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3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Planning Commissioner Giannini 4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS A. Clem Molony, Pressure Vessel Service, 525 Seaport Boulevard, Secretary of the Seaport Industrial Association, submitted a data sheet entitled Highway 101: Data on Imoending Additional Commuters which was based on research provided by the Transportation Authority, the CMAQ Committee of C/CAG, transportation meetings of SAMCEDA and other sources. The data sheet derived from a presentation he presented to the Chamber of Commerce last month. Mr. Molony said that based on currently proposed or in progress developments, there will be an additional 28,000 new workers, at least, added to the commute corridor between the Dumbarton Bridge and the San Mateo Bridge within the next five years. Mr. Molony asked the Council to factor in this hard data when considering approval of new developments in Redwood City. MEMO 10/21/97 B. Nick Watry, 1050 Lakeview Way, announced that last Friday the American Concrete Institute had advised him that the City Parking Structure on Broadway had received a regional award. He presented the Certificate and asked that staff display it in a prominent place. C. Karen Lew-Tom, Administrative Aide for Assemblyman Ted Lempert, 4149 El Camino Way, Palo Alto, announced there would be a free pancake breakfast sponsored by Assemblyman Lempert, 8 to 10:30 a.m. at the Fair Oaks Community Center, this Saturday, October 25, 1997. She invited everyone to attend the breakfast and discuss issuees of concern with Assemblyman Lempert. D. Jose Munevar, 815 Bay, asked Council to install a traffic light at Egret and Redwood Shores Parkway, near the new Sandpiper School. Mr. Muneyar said that on three separate occasions he had nearly been run over when crossing the street at the corner, the last time was with his six year old daughter. In response to Mayor Hartnett's questions, Community Development Director Nelson said she and Mr. Munevar had discussed this situation. She said stop signs had been installed and the Belmont School District had hired a crossing guard at that intersection. Director Nelson said the City would continue to monitor the situation to see if a traffic light was warranted. Mayor Hartnett said the Council would follow-up on this matter. MEMO 10/21/97 SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL/PLANNING COMMISSION STUDY SESSION OCTOBER 20, 1997 STUDY SESSION MEETING MINUTES MINUTE BOOK NO. 55 PAGE 2 Page No. 586