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REPORT: Community Development Director, Fire Marshal and Building Official, May 28, 1993 Building Official La Torra presented the staff report and described the notices sent to affected associations, contractors and business license holders and the three public meetings held to hear testimony from interested parties. In response to Council questions, Mr. La Torra described differences in roofing materials and their fire retardant qualities, and described industry differences regarding classification requirements. MIS: STEINFELDIGREENALCH TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR 1:30 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE, ON JULY 19, 1993, AT THE COUNCIL MEETING IN THE . COMMUNITY ROOM OF THE MAIN LIBRARY, 1044 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD. CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS VOICE VOTE. MINUTE ORDER NO. 93-115 TITLE READ. M/S: GASPARINI/CLAIRE TO APPROVE FOR FIRST READING ORDINANCE ADDING SECTIONS 9.41 - 9.51, INCLUSIVE, TO ARTICLE IV OF CHAPTER 9 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY, AMENDING SPECIFIED SECTIONS OF THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, 1991 EDITION, RELATING TO ROOFING STANDARDS AND CONSTRUCTION ADOPTED BY UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL VOTE. MINUTE ORDER NO. 93-116 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS NONE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST A. Vice Mayor Claire described the talk he gave to twenty visiting tax auditors from Henen Province, Beijing, China, on June 2, 1993. Vice Mayor Claire presented to the City, the beautiful, decorative wall hanging the delegation from China had given to him. MEMO 6/15/93 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B. Councilman Greenalch reported on the June 11th CCAG meeting he and Councilwoman Steinfeld attended. Councilman Greenalch described the Congestion Management Plan CCAG adopted and its impacts on Redwood City including: the plan includes an air quality element, the only County in the state to have one; a 3-tiered land use review process with impact fees assessed against a development that impacts levels of services on surrounding roadways; new intersections added to the plan, including El Camino Real at Whipple and two on Woodside Road; transition funding, TDM and Measure A funds. Councilman Greenalch advised Redwood City's assessment from CCAG this year is $20,921; the City's portion of the NPDES project for this year is $30,180; and CCAG has asked the County to reactivate the Flood Regular Meeting Minutes MINUTE BOOK NO. 51 June 14, 1993 Page No. 435 Page 4 - . ., -, .......-,..-..-