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� . AGENDA (continued) ACTION TAKEN (continued) � PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) � 2. (continued) Mayor Barrett stated for the record that it is hoped the necessary pending State legislation ', is adopted which will allow the City to acquire the Washington School site. AN ORDINAlICE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY - ADOPTII� THE FINAL BUOGET OF THE CITY OF M/S: Title read. Biagi/Norris to introduce REDWOOD CITY FOR THE FISCAL tlEAR JULY 1, the sub�ect ordinance and approve it for 1979 - JUNE 30, 1980;:PROVIDING FOR THE first reading. APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURE OF ALL SI�IS Carried unanimously by roli call vote. SET FORTH IN SAID BUDGET: PROVIDING FOR EMERGENCY EXPENOITURES, TRANSFERS, ADDITIONAL � APPROPRIATIONS AND CANCELLATION OF EXISTIN6 APPROPRIATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE DISPOSITION ; OF UNENCUMBERED MONIES AND FUNDS AT THE CLOSE 1 OF FISCAL YEAR 1978-79; AMENDING THE PRO- f VISIONS OF SECTION 32.15 OF THE REOWOOD CITY � CODE RELATIN6 TO THE DISPOSITION OF PROCEEDS COLLECTED UNDER ARTICLE I CHAPTER 32 OF SAID i CODE; ADOPTING THE BUDGETS FOR GENERAL IM- � PROVEMENT DISTRICTS M0. 1-64, N0. 1-65, , N0. 2-65 AND N0. 3-65 FOR TNE FISCAL VEAR ; JULY 1, 1979 - JUNE 30, 1980; AND REPEALING p ORDINANCE N0. 1754, AND AlL ORDINANCES IWD ( RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH t ��_�� ..�� � 3. Public Hearing - Four-W�y Stop Signs - Report of City Manager 6/13/79 (attaching WM pple/Copley/King 5treets (Information letter dated 2/10/79 fran Jim Gallagher, ' hearing set by Council 5/7/79) 4 King Street); � Report of Director of Public Works 4/18/79; } original reports of 1/7 and 10/ 1975. i � Mayor Barrett declared open at 7:50 p.m., noting that the sub�ect public hearing is for j information purposes and no Affidavit of . Publication of Notice is: required. 'i �Jim Gallag�her, 4 King Street, referred to his e el—��r of Fe6ruary 10. 1979 requesti�g a re- view of the effect on the traffic situation of ;� the installation of the sub�ect four-way stop i during the period since it was installed in w� ; 1975. Mr. Gallagher steted that al1 of the y negetive impacts forecast at the time of in- stallation have occurred, with the accident � ' rate increased, median traffic speed increased, and deterioratian of the neighborhood occurring. i He also said that the no15e created by the con- tinual stopping. starting and screeching of i tires of automoblles, motorcycles� vans, etc. � is intolerable and that the increesed air ' pollution is a health hazard to those living near the signs. He suggested other means such as a traffic/pedestrian activated signal and/ or the use of existing police patrol equipment would make Whipple Avenue safer without such an undesirable effect on the area. Mr. Gellagher also called attention to the carelessness of many bicyclists and to the Reg.Mtg. ; 6/18/79 ; . Page 2 i t ; i � I � � I s i ( 4 r i i