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<br /> subject to County voter approval, to extend BART service throughout the <br /> County?" and "Shall the County of San Mateo continue to affirm its support <br /> to extend Cal-Train to downtown San Francisco and upgrade the train to <br /> BART-level service?" respectively. (301-24) <br /> Rick Silver, Coordinator of "Yes" on Band C, in response to Council <br /> questions, provided both the proponents and opponents views of both measures <br /> regarding financing and feasibility, and stressed the advisory nature of <br /> both measures. <br /> M/S: MURRAY/BUCHAN TO CARRY OVER THIS ITEM TO THE NEXT MEETING TO ALLOW FOR <br /> FURTHER STUDY <br /> CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOICE VOTE. <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 92-157 <br /> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> B. Redwood City: What's Going On <br /> A Slide Presentation by Planning Director Joel Patterson <br /> Planning Director Joel Patterson presented slides of recent, current and <br /> future development in Redwood City and advised this program was originally <br /> created for presentation to the San Mateo County Economic Development <br /> Association. The slides illustrated residential and commercial development, <br /> public works projects, historical restorations, rehabilitation projects, <br /> store front improvements, redevelopment projects, on-going projects such as <br /> Sequoia Station, the largest square foot development currently being built <br /> on the peninsula, and future projects, such as entry features. Director <br /> Patterson invited everyone to attend the third community meeting on Hamilton <br /> Street entry features this Wednesday evening. <br /> Councilman Claire advised the Council that he had written to the Times <br /> Tribune inviting the editorial staff to take a tour with him and really see <br /> Redwood City, and asked his colleagues to submit to him any comments they <br /> would like to share with the Times Tribune. (301-09) <br /> MEMO 9/29/92 <br /> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> C. Discussion of requests, process and evaluation of proposals regarding <br /> 811 Whipple Avenue (203-04,301-08,302-10) <br /> Councilwoman Buchan advised that the Housing and Human Concerns Committee <br /> is seeking Council direction on the RFP process for the 811 Whipple Avenue <br /> site. Councilwoman Buchan stated the neighbors have told her they would <br /> like an owner-occupied development. <br /> Housing Director Church described the HHCC's discussions of sending out <br /> RFP's for both rental housing and owner-occupied units, and described the <br /> proposed evaluation committee: two Councilmembers, one Planning <br /> Commissioner, one HHCC Member and one neighborhood representative. <br /> Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 51 September 28, 1992 <br /> Page 5 <br /> Page No. 208 <br />