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184 Vice -Mayor Keckley advised that the first agenda item , concerning public hearing on the Budget , would be postponed until Mayor Bury arrived . REPORT OF BID OPENINGS : ( a ) Liquid Chlorine requirements for period July 1 , 1971 - June 30 , 1972 . The following bids were received : Jones Chemicals , Inc . $ 117 . 12 per ton Georgia-Pacific Corp . 127 . 68 " " Continental Chemical Co . 137 . 55 " " Staff recommended that the low bid of Jones Chemicals , Inc . be accepted and all other bids be rejected . Low bid the previous year had been $103 . 23 per ton by the same company . Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 6532 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR FURNISHING OF LIQUID CHLORINE FOR THE REDWOOD CITY SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT , seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried on roll call vote , Mayor Bury being noted absent . Councilman Henderson moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 6533 APPROVING SPECIFICATIONS FOR ASPHALTIC EMULSIONS , CRUSHER RUN ROCK, ROCK SCREENINGS , FINE AGGREGATES , ASPHALTIC CONCRETE , AND PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1971 -72 ; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , seconded by Councilman Rhodes . Specifications covered the annual requirements of the City for these materials for the coming year . Funds were provided in the 1971 -1972 Budget . Motion carried on roll call vote , Mayor Bury being noted absent . Report by Staff , Parking Meter Collections , Fiscal Year 1971--72 . Staff report indicated that consideration for renewal of the present contract for these services with Loomis Armored Car had been continued from Council agenda. of May 24 , 1971 , in order that Staff might make a further report as to costs of services . City Manager pro tem responded to a number of questions by Council , and it was explained that the agreement with Loomis requires their collecting from each parking meter at least once each calendar week . Reference was made to City Manager ' s report and comparison made with experience in City of San Mateo , which has 1 , 600 meters , compared with City ' s 1 , 750 , and these are serviced by a Collector-Repairman , who performs the duties of main- taining the meters , and of collecting, sorting and counting the coins . It was noted their meter heads are of the type that require winding by the user , while City ' s must be wound by the collector with a special crank . San Mateo ' s are believed to require less maintenance . Recommendation to authorize position of Meter Enforcement Deputy II was questioned . City Manager pro tem indicated that ultimately the program recommended would be to phase into a similar operation as in San Mateo or Palo Alto , where one