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i 225 INTRODUCE ORDINANCE REZONING OAK KNOLL PARCELS FROM U TO C-1 -H. Councilman Granger offered introduction of the ordinance. City Attorney Currie stated that there were a few deeds which should be accepted. Councilman Britschgi seconded the motion which carried. Councilman Granger moved that the Clerk be authorized to accept deeds from the Royers, Thibault, McDaniel and Krojer, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED OFFICIAL PLAN LINES FOR FUTURE STREET THROUGH LOTS 17, 18 and 19, VALOTA PARK P" BETWEEN VALOTA ROAD AND END OF KANSA STREET. The owners of lots 17 and 19 were at the Planning Commission &NO meeting and the owner of Lot 18 was contacted. There was no opposition at the public hearing. The Planning Commission feels that this will set a road pattern for this area which isctsirable for the future develop - N meet. Councilman Britschgi moved to set the public hearing in two weeks, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL GRANNY GOOSE REQUEST FOR ABANDONMENT 10' RESERVATION ADJACENT TO ALLEY BETWEEN HOUM AND ANNETTE, NEAR BAYSHORE HIGHWAY. This reservation was asked for prior to the California Division of Highway Agreement to put in a service road in this area. Since there will be a service road, widening of the alley is unnecessary.' Councilman Britschgi moved that the matter be held in abeyance until the sign matter is taken care of, seconded by Councilman Weiss. Building Inspector Kreiss stated that the posts have been cut and they are just waiting for the ewuipment to come in to pull the posts out. The motion was withdrawn. Councilman Stout moved approval of the Planning Commission's recommendation, seconded by Councilman Weiss and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL APPLICATION TO MOVE ACME MACHINE SHOP FROM LOT 8, BLOCK 6, LENOLT (404 D Street) TO LOT 17, ARS BLK 503-H. The Planning Commission reported that there were no protests at the pbulic hearing. Councilman Granger moved approval of the Planning Commission's recommendation., seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL FINAL MAP OF WOODSIDE TERRACE N0. 7 SUBJECT TO FINAL CHECK OF MAP AND IMPROVEMENT PLAN BY CITY ENGINEER, AND MEETING ALL PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE 631. City Engineer Jain stated that there were a list of conditions which will be met. Mr. Barr, representing Murphy and Hastings, was present if there were any questions. The minutes of the Planning Commission state the following conditions: 1. Final checking, corrections and additions to Final Map as required by the Engineering Department. 2. Final checking, corrections and additions to plans and specifications as required by the Engineering Department. 3. Deed in fee to Lot "A" to be furnished and recorded immediately upon recording of Final )tsp. 4e Furnishing of required performance bond in amount determined by the City Engineer. 5• Furnishing of Preliminary Title Report. 6. Showing of all existing easements on Final Map within and adjacent to this subdivision. 7. Furnishing of City and County Assessors' reports. 8. Compliance with all requirements of Subdivision Ordinance No. 6319 Councilman Britschgi moved approval subject to the above conditions, seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMEND AMENDING AGREEMENT ON FARM HILLS SUBDIVISION NO. 2 TO ALLM WAIVER OF CURBS, GUTTERS, AND SIDEWALKS IN FRONT OF LOT A ON JEFFERSON AVENUE IN FRONT OF THE PROPOSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. The school District has agreed to participate in any future assessment as they have done so willingly in the past. The Clerk read the following letter submitted by the School District to the Planning Commission: The Board of Edueation of the Redwood City School District has requested me to communicate with you for reconsideration of the requirement that the frontage on Jefferson Avenue of Lot A, Farm Hills Subdivision Number 2, be improved by installing paving, curbs, gutters and side- walks. When the Board of Education originally agreedvith Oddstad Hames for the purchase of the school site, no improvement of Jefferson Avenue was contemplated. This new requrement would increase the cost of the site by more than $13,000 which is particulAry difficult for the schoml district to bear at this time. The Board of Education has authorized me to assure