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46r SCOTCHMANIS CHRIS CRAFTr Redwood City 1960 231 Ranger Sea Skiff $4,900.00 net REDWOOD MARINA,, Redwood City 1960 251 Jethawk ?airliner $4,9411.85 net It was recommended that the low bid of Boatrama be accepted. Councilman Royer moved adoption of the resolutions seconded by Councilman Fields. Frank Salaman, Redwood r" Marina, addressed the Council and stated his reasons why, he thought they should not accept the low bid. L He referred to the lapstrake, height of the waves and why it would require a larger and heavier boat to be used in the channels also the use of the boat as an official boat of the City. His boat is a $7,000 boat that he is offering the City at cost. After this discussion, Councilman Royer and Fields withdrew their motion. Councilman Rosselli moved to hold this matter up for one week, the staff to investigate and report back to the Council, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried. Councilman Fields moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 3086 wiTHDRAWING ANNEXED TERRITORY KNONN AS "BRESSO ANNEXA- TION" FROM MENLO PARK FIRE DISTRICT, seconded by Councilman Stehle and carried unanimously on roll call, Councilmen Granger and Herkner being noted absent. Councilman Fields moved adoption of RESOLUTION N0. 3087 rul•rnunAWING ANNEXED TERRITORY KNMNS AS "BRESSO ANNEXATION" FROM EMERALD LAKE LIGHTING DISTRICT, seconded by Councilman Stehle and curried unanimously on roll call, Councilmen Granger and Herkner being noted absent. COMMUNICATIONS: Department of Public Health informed the,Council that they have until June 1, 1960 to make application for a water permit as provided for in Section 4011., Health and Safety Code. Councilman Rosselli moved that the permit be filed* After discussion the motion was withdrawn.- The Mayor asked that the matter be placed on the agenda- for May 23rd, the City Attorney to send out a copy of his January- 1959 opinion to -each of the councilmen. Venerre We Fright, Lot 30 Block 10, Highlands of Emerald Lake, Jefferson Avenue widening, submitted a claim f or damages in the amount of $660.00. Councilman Royer moved to deny the claim and referred it to the insurance carrier (MINUTE ORDER #60-133), seconded by Councilman hosselli and carried. Richard Carpenter, Executive Director and General Council of the League of California Cities, asked that .the Council give consideration to urging our congressmen to sign the discharge petition on Restoring Home Rule to the District of Columbia, HR 4633. This communication was referred -to the Legislative Committee. The Council did not feel they had any right to act on this matter as a Council represents the residents of Redwood City. Richard H. Thomas, 87 Clinton Street, asked the City to consider ins telling public toilets. The City Manager stated that the City did not have the necessary funds anf further stated that it would be a costly operation. Councilman Royer moved that the City Manager write his recommendation to Mr. Thomas r - stating that the Council upholds his recommendation (MINUTE ORDER #60-134), seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. Kenneth I.Jen6s, for Kirkbride, Filson, Harzfeld & Wallaees submitted a letter regarding Parking District No. 1 bond redemption feasibility.- Councilman Royer moved that the report be accepted and P"` made a part of the record, seconded by Councilman Stehle and carried. "At the Council/s request we have reviewed the figures set forth in the feasibility study- prepared tudyprepared by John J. Brophy and dated March 4, 1960 regarding Parking District No. 1. Mr. Brophy/s report shows that bond costs can be met from the three sources of funds avail- able under the bond resolution. This conclusion is consistent with our report to you of November 5, 1958, wherein we pointed out that expected deficits could be met by limiting maintenance charges to true maintenance costs provided moderate growth occurs in all avail - sources of income. Mr. Brophy's figures reflect a reasonable maintenance factor and are based on a reasonable and moderate growth.