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MAYOR DIANE HOWARD M I N U T E S <br />VICE MAYOR IRA RUSKIN <br /> <br />COUNCIL MEMBER RICHARD S. CLAIRE 1017 MIDDLEFIELD RD. <br />COUNCIL MEMBER JIM HARTNETT REDWOOD CITY, CA <br />COUNCIL MEMBER JEFF IRA <br />COUNCIL MEMBER COLLEEN M. JORDAN <br />COUNCIL MEMBER MATT LEIPZIG January 23, 1999 <br /> 8:00 A.M. <br /> <br /> PRIORITIES STUDY SESSION <br /> REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING <br /> <br /> SANDPIPER COMMUNITY CENTER <br /> 797 REDWOOD SHORES PARKWAY <br /> REDWOOD CITY, CA <br /> <br />CALL TO ORDER - 8:38 a.m., Mayor Howard presiding <br /> <br />ROLL CALL <br /> <br />Council Members Present: Claire, Hartnett, Ira, Leipzig, Vice Mayor Ruskin, Mayor <br /> Howard (Jordan arrived 8:43 a.m.) <br /> <br />Staff Present: City Manager Everett, Interim City Clerk McKay, Assist. <br />to the City Attorney Rosen, Police Chief Bolanos, Fire Chief Montez, Finance Director Ponty, <br />Community Development Services Manager Patterson, Parks and Recreation Director Griffiths, <br />Parks Recreation and Community Services Superintendent Centeno, Community Development <br />Director Nelson, Public Works Director Ingram, Human Resources Director Rivera-Pefia, Assistant <br />to the City Manager Moore, Library Director Chen, and Facilitator Cecil Reeves. <br /> <br />Finance Overview Committee Report <br />Council Member Ira reported the committee's recommendation is to provide an ending fund balance <br />reserve of 20% and explained the reasoning. He reported the committee also recommends that the <br />difference between sales tax revenue and reserve amounts be appropriated to the new fire station <br />construction, which is on a tight time table. He explained current and upcoming financial matters <br />they are currently analyzing. <br /> <br />It was the consensus of Council that within the next two weeks staff is to agendize a reserve balance <br />policy for Council consideration. MEMO 1/26/99 <br /> <br />Public Comment <br /> <br />John Murphy, 421 Luff Lane, expressed concern for the GID 1-64 bonds expire nine years from <br />now and encouraged long range planning by Council and the finance committee to prepare for that <br />time. <br /> <br /> MINUTES BOOK NO. 57 <br /> Page No. 239 <br /> <br /> <br />