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48 lots instead of the required 50 feet . Planning Commission at meeting of May 9 , 1972 unanimously recommended to Council that exception be authorized based on the finding that exception would not be granting a special privilege and would be consistent with the surrounding neighborhood , and subject to certain conditions . Planning Director advised the parcel was a double - sized piece of property and what was being proposed by the applicant was to dividie it into two parcels . Basis for the request for approval of exception was solely on the requirement for 50 ft . frontage . He noted the unanimous recommendation by the Planning Commission for approval . Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 6725 GRANTING EXCEPTION TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 30 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY - HARRY VASILAKOS , seconded by Councilman Williams and carried on roll call vote , Mayor Keckley being noted absent . APPROVAL OF .FINAL MAP , Redwood Plaza Shopping Center , and authorizing execution of Improvement Agreement (LONGS DRUG STORES , INC . ) . Council had approved the Tentative Map on February 7 , 1972 , and authorized certain exceptions as recommended by the Planning Commission , for property covering most of the block bounded by Bay Road , Woodside Expressway , Broad - way and Chestnut Street , except the northeasterly corner of said block , in a " CG " (General Commercial ) District . Planning Commission considered the Final Map as presented at their meeting of March 28 , 1972 , and recom- mended to Council that it be approved . City Manager noted that copies of the Planning Commission report of April 3 , along with a report from the Department of Public Works , had gone forward to Council along with his covering report dated May 18 , 1972 . Also , a subdivision agreement had been prepared by tie City Attorney ' s office . It was recommended by staff that the Final Subdivision Map be approved . City Manager recalled that at the time the original Tentative Map was before the Planning Commission they also considered whether there should be a requirement for under - grounding utilities , and it had been indicated to Council at the time that Staff did not feel it was in a position to recommend imposing this requirement , simply because there was no undergrounding program . He noted that the developer will be paying to underground utilities on the site , but recommended that decision with respect to Chestnut Street be deferred until a determination is made as to priorities for streets to be allocated for undergrounding . Councilman Rhodes moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 6726 APPROVING AND ACCEPTING FINAL MAP OF REDWOOD PLAZE SHOPPING CENTER SUBDIVISION, REDWOOD CITY CALIFORNIA , SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS ; APPROVING AND ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS THEREOF ; AND APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING 5/22 /72