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_ .,.. � 5 ' AGENDA (continued) ACTION TAKEN (continued) � SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY AMD PUBLIC HEARINGS SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY AND PUBLIC HEARINGS cont nue con nue 2. (continued) M/S • Chandler/Bury to close nominations. Carried unanimously by voice vote. There being no other nominations for the office, ; Mayor Rhodes dectared Councllman Norris elected Viee Mayor. �, ------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- � 3. Presentation by Con ressman Wi111am Ro er Congressman Royer presented the U. S. Flag , of•United States ag own over t e ap�tol to the City as a souvenir of two special in �lashington, D.C. on Charter Day, occasions: the 50th Anniversary of the April 9, 1979 Charter of the City of Redwood City and the date on Mhich he took the oath of office as a member of the House of Representatives from the ilth District representing the City and other parts of San Mateo County. ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ 4. Administration of oath of office to Elaine City Clerk Hildebrand administered the oath of ' Co111ns and Frank Piombo, newly appointed office to the newiy appointed mert�ers of the mem�of t rary oard; to �C�ril Smith, Library Boerd, the Park and Recreation Commis- ner►ly appointed member of the Par ak nd sion and the Planning Commission. Recreation Caimission; and to Gu H. Smith. Marcia E. Poncia and Victor Wan .ver, new y Mayor Rhodes thanked the new appointees for ; ' reappo nte an appointed�ors T the offering their serv9ces to the City and ! Planning Comnission. congratulated them upon their appointments. ' ! ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ 5. Presentation of Plaques for Distinguished Mayor Rhodes presented Plaques for Distinguished : � Service to A1i¢e M. Kenned for service on Service to those who have served the City on � the Civic Cu t-'I uraT omn ss on; to Lucille boards and comnissions and thanked them for Johnson and Allison Rouse for servi ce on the their many hours of vclunteer work for the r� Boara; o��sa��,�es for service on benefit of the comnuM ty. the Park and Recreat o��ammission; and to Surendra IYM n and Elise Johnson for service on e ann ng Comm ss�n � -------------------------------------------•----- ----------------------------------------------- � REPORTS.OF 80ARDS AMD COMMISSIONS REPORTS OF�BOARDS ANO CONMISSIONS � 6. Ptanning Commission recommendation re Planning Commission recortmendation of 6/26/79 minimim setback on E1 Camino Real transmitting Caimission Minutes and Planning � Department staff reports. In response to questions, Planning Director Schroeter advised that a setback ordinance for properties on E1 Camino Real is under consider- ation by the Planning Commission� noting that the new street improvements there have prompted the establishment of standards to maintain the desired landscaped boulevard e�ppearance of the � street. Mr. Schroeter said that the proposed , ordinance contemplates setbacks of from five to 14 feet, depending upon certain 1ot features, ', but thet the sub�ect interim ordinance before ' Council esteblishes only the minimum five-foot setback. He said that while most developers ' recogM ze the value of suEh standards and Reg.Mtg. 7/2/T9 Page 2 �""' �rr , � �