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4 IL 5 City Manager indicated with respect to this agreement , that Redwood City was the first and only city in the County of those participating which felt an agreement was the appropriate way the study should be conducted , and apparently the other cities simply gave the County their checks based on a general report issued by a committee and a letter sent out to all cities by the County Board of Supervisors . It was felt more businesslike to have a written document . Following additional discussion , City Attorney advised that the agreement requires County Manager to keep the City advised at each stage of the program of progress of the work . Councilman Williams moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6678 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF REVOCABLE PERMIT RELATING TO USE FOR SANITARY SEWER PURPOSES OF CERTAIK CITY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY, seconded by Councilman Rhodes . Staff report indicated that in expediting the processing of Lockheed Corporation ' s application for construction of special manufacturing facilities near the Leslie Salt pile , a portion or Lockheed ' s sanitary sewer main was constructed across a corner of the Municipal Marina property , connecting to the City ' s existing sanitary sewerage lift station without the granting of a Revocable Encroachment Permit . To correct this situation , Lockheed Corpora, ; ion was contacted regarding the recuirement and Permit prepared for their execution . Dave 1alker , 126 Cypress Street , questioned where the sewage empties . City Manager responded that it was treated at the Treatment facility and from there entered the recently completed SCSP outfall line and carried to deep water in San Francisco Bay . Motion carried on roll call vote , Mayor Bury being noted absent . REPORT OF BID OPENING , Seven ( 7 ) Small Transit Buses , Staff report indicated five bids were received , one of which was disqualified as not complying with specifications . Detailed report of bid proposals was submitted to Council , with recommendation of Council ' s Transportation Committee and staff for award of contract to Gillig Transit Sales , Inc . Transfer. of $ 17 , 000 was necessary to augment budgeted funds . Councilman Petersen indicated he had been involved with one of the firms bidding , but had since divested himself of all interests either financially or as member of the Board of. Directors , but that even so , he would prefer to abstain from any discussion or voting on the matter . Councilman Rhodes , as Chairman of the Transportation Committee , advised they had met on February 8 to study bids and it was their recommendation that the bid of the lowest bidder be accepted for seven buses , and that with seven , rather than six buses , it would be possible to try alternate routes and there would be one spare bus in event of brea.kdown • ni th a fleet of one model , parts 2 - 14 - 72