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75 Resolution No . 7095 Approving and Authorizing Execution of Amendment to Agreement for Operation of Bus Transit System The resolution was adopted unanimously by roll call vote . Agreement with State Commission on Aging re grant for senior citizen representative City Manager Fales called attention to his report of January 8 concerning the subject agreement . MOTION : Title having been read , Councilman Leipzig introduced the following reso- lution and moved , seconded by Councilman. Norris , its adoption : Resolution No . 7096 Approving and Authorizing Execution of Agreement with the California Commission on Aging for a Grant for a Senior Citizen Com- munity Representative in the City of Redwood City The resolution was adopted unanimously by roll call vote . Belmont Fire District Contractual Relationship City Manager Fales referred to his reports of January 17 and January 21 with attachments concerning attempted negotiations with the Belmont Fire District . Mr . Fales read his report of January 21 , including attachments , and recommended the subject be continued to January 28 while an attempt is made to determine if an ex - tension of the fire protection contract is possible . Mr . Fales also read a letter addressed to Council and received at 4 : 00 p . m . from Belmont Fire Fighters Local No . 2133 stating they do not support the action of the Belmont Fire Protection District Board of Directors in giving Redwood City 30 days ' notice that there will no longer be fire protection for Redwood Shores until something is worked out with regard to the Belmont School District ' s demand for three school sites in the area . The members of Local No . 2133 also offered to supply a list of their names for use in the event of an emergency . Mayor Keckley expressed appreciation of the offer of cooperation from Local No . 2133 , Discussion followed concerning the attempt to make extension of the fire protec - tion contract contingent upon sites being donated to the Belmont School District ; the desirability of maintaining good relations with neighboring cities ; the will - ingness of Mobil to honor the previous commitment of Leslie Properties regarding sale of school sites at cost ; the inappropriateness of Redwood City playing a role in a matter which is between Mobil Oil and Belmont School District ; the decreasing numbers of school children in the community ; the failure of the Belmont Fire Pro- tection District to give any indication the contract might not be renewed prior to serving 30 days ' notice ; and the ability of Redwood City to provide adequate fire protection service on short notice . Joe Zucca , member of the Board of Fire Directors , Belmont Fire Protection District , stated that he hoped the District and Redwood City could negotiate , Mr . Zucca ad - vised that the Fire Protection District Directors wished to help a fellow Belmont agency in attempting to obtain school sites . Mr . Fales urged the Council to continue the matter for only one week in order that the situation might be clarified , stating that if the City is to provide fire pro- tection then it will do so effectively and will require at least two weeks to set up the program . MOTION : Councilman Weymouth moved , seconded by Councilman Henderson , to continue consideration of a contractual relationship with the Belmont Fire District to the meeting of January 28 , 1974 . The motion carried unanimously by voice vote . Fair Oaks Community Center - Child Care Facility City Manager Fales referred to his report of January 17 , 1974 regarding an agree - ment with the Peninsula Youth Center for the operation of a child care facility at the Fair Oaks Community Center . Mr . Fales recommended that Council approve an agreement with the PYC and also advance $ 18 , 700 for financing during the first two months . The PYC will refund the advance during the two months following the end of the contract period from the grant fund they will receive . 1/21/74 Reg . Mtg . }