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'I. 78 before the Council Mr Schroeter stated that four areas of Redwood City are not part of the Plan 1 ) Parkwood 101 , 2) the tip of the Redwood Peninsula including Bird Island and all land bayward of the PG&E power lines, 3) Bair Island, 4) all of the rest of Redwood City Mr. Schroeter pointed out that what is planned for the eastern part of the Peninsula is not affected by the proposed Plan Further, for the record, he stated that those areas are not unplanned, but that there is no proposal to revise the present Plan for them and that construction of a subregional sewage treatment plant as a public facility is anticipated for the tip of Redwood Peninsula. MOTION. Councilman Norris moved that the wide line on the amended map showing the connector between Marine World Parkway and Peninsula Parkway be shown as a collector street and scaled down in width so that it will not represent a parkway as suggested by the map legend The motion died for lack of a second. MOTION Title having been read, Councilman Williams introduced the following resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, its adoption RESOLUTION NO 7507 ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL PLAN OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY RELATING TO REDWOOD SHORES In response to question, Mr Schroeter advised that when the Council amendments made it necessary to move the marina, low lying inundated land was left and it is intended that it should remain so In response to Councilman's Norris statement for the record that the area near the Belpipe has become a wildlife feeding area with many herons and other wild birds observed there, Mr Fales suggested the testimony on the subject might be useful in dealing with the Regional Water Duality Control Board which requires a National Pollutant Dis- chargers Elimination System Permit City Attorney Schricker stated further for the record that the City does not agree that such a per- mit is necessary. Councilman Henderson stated for the record that although the proposed revised General Plan is not entirely what she might prefer, she is particularly pleased with the inclusion of the marina on the Belmont Slough and the provision for both commercial development and water- oriented residential development to accompany it. Councilman Henderson said further that it is essential to maintain a balance in order to assure that commercial/industrial development keeps pace with resi- dential development and that the proposed Plan offers the future residents and businessmen in Redwood Shores as well as to all Redwood City taxpayers greater potential than the previous Plan for the area The resolution was adopted unanimously by roll call vote. Public Hearing - Proposed amendment to Zoning Ordinance defining violations (continued from 10/13/75) Mayor Weymouth reminded Council that consideration of the subject proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance was continued from October 13, 1975 without opening of the public hearing at that time 3 Reg Mtg. 11/3/75