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209 <br /> MOTION Councilman Barrett moved, seconded by Councilman Leipzig, <br /> the following <br /> 1 authorize the continuance of use of a 200-word Candidate' s <br /> Statement of Qualifications , <br /> 2 require that, as in the past, each candidate must bear <br /> the cost of his own Statement of Qualification if he <br /> decides to provide one, and <br /> 3 state that no supplemental candidate campaign material <br /> shall be included with the sample ballot mailing <br /> Discussion followed and favorable comment was made concerning the <br /> random alphabet to be used in listing candidate names at the forth- <br /> coming general municipal election. <br /> The motion carried unanimously by voice vote <br /> (MINUTE ORDER NO 75-237) <br /> Consent Calendar <br /> MOTION Title having been read, Councilman Norris introduced the <br /> following resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Leipzig, <br /> its adoption and approval of the other recommended and requested <br /> items <br /> RESOLUTION NO 7522 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE FURNISHING <br /> OF FERTILIZER MATERIAL; REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS RECEIVED <br /> (Sierra Chemical Co ) <br /> Approval of warrants Nos 17,768 through 17,956, totaling <br /> $101 ,538 45, and authorization to meet usual and necessary <br /> payment of bills without Council approval until <br /> December 8, 1975 (MINUTE ORDER NO 75-238) <br /> Request of Mayor Weymouth that Councilman Henderson be permitted <br /> to accept the invitation of Vice President Rockefeller to be <br /> a witness at a public forum on domestic policy to be held in <br /> Los Angeles on Tuesday, December 9, 1975 <br /> (MINUTE ORDER NO 75-239 <br /> Discussion followed concerning whether costs should be borne by the <br /> City when a councilman is asked to attend a meeting in the capacity <br /> of representative of the Board of Directors of the National League <br /> of Cities or the League of California Cities, the very limited <br /> budgets of those organizations, the necessity of having articulate <br /> advocates to present the cities ' position at the state and federal <br /> level of government whenever possible, and the considerable benefit <br /> which can accrue to Redwood City and all other cities when they are <br /> well represented at those levels <br /> The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote <br /> -6- <br /> Reg Mtg <br /> 11/24/75 <br />