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carefully analyzed and, if found to have a significant impact, staff should not move forward without Council approval. 7. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES, SUB -COMMITTEES, AND COUNCILMEMBERS ON OUTSIDE AGENCIES 8. STAFF REPORTS 8.1 City Manager 8.1.1 Goals and Objectives for FY 95-96: Second Quarter Status Casey recommended that before a lot of time was spent by staff on the yardwaste site issue, this matter be agendized for Council discussion. Siegel asked that Councilmembers provide written proposals on this issue. She further noted that she had some information for the City Manager on costs of building homes as related to the goal of analyzing building and planning fees. Casey referred to the gate situation on Olive Tree and it was agreed the City Attorney would look into the keyed gate to Midpeninsula Open Space off this private road. She also commented on the emergency road at Dawson and it was agreed the City Manager would look into getting this gate removed. Casey urged the City Manager to include Ravensbury on the road repair list and she further suggested that the joint meetings with committees be held twice, not once, a year. Dauber referred to the joint meetings with committees and recommended that they be given a month's notice of these meetings. She further recommended that a follow up report on the issue of private/public streets be included in the next newsletter. On the subject of animal control, Dauber asked the City Manager to find out what animal service the Town had to provide. Council thanked the City Manager for his excellent report. 8.2 City Attorney 8.3 City Clerk 8.3.1 Report on Council Correspondence dated January 11, 1996 Council asked that those letters shown as agendized for Council action be included with the Council Correspondence report. They further requested that the City Clerk send replies to those sending letters January 17, 1996 Regular City Council Meeting