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203 <br /> expenditure for the study . He expressed concern as to whether agreement would <br /> be reached as to type of development , whether area becomes annexed to Redwood <br /> City or not , and City Manager pro tem responded that this was one of the <br /> objectives , insuring compatible development whether it remains outside the <br /> City or becomes annexed . He referred to the Jenks & Adamson sewage and <br /> disposal plan, which had figured on the area accommodating one family per <br /> acre, while the County anticipated three families per acre . This was one <br /> example of what could be foreseen in a joint planning effort . <br /> Mr . George Wolfson , 358 Lakeview Way, expressed apprecia- <br /> tion to Council , and felt their action had been instrumental <br /> in bringing about the beginning of the master plan . <br /> Motion carried . ( MINUTE ORDER #71-120-A ) <br /> Councilman Petersen moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6548 APPROPRIATING $700 FROM <br /> UNAPPROPRIATED BALANCE OF SAT.FS TAX CAPITAL EXPENDITURE FUND TO PROVIDE FOR <br /> PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR DEPARTMENT OF CITY MANAGER , seconded by Councilman <br /> Henderson . The funds were requested to replace an IBM typewriter in City <br /> Manager ' s office . Councilman Henderson questioned whether this expenditure <br /> had been anticipated in the budget , and City Manager pro tem advised that <br /> while it had not been , funds were available in the current budget . Motion <br /> carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Rhodes , Weymouth and Williams , and <br /> Mayor Bury being noted absent . <br /> Report regarding request of representatives of youth in Douglas-Fair Oaks section <br /> of City for financial assistance for a marathon basketball game . Councilman <br /> Petersen reported that the special committee appointed by Vice-Mayor Keckley, <br /> composed of himself , Councilmen Rhodes and Williams , had met on June 23rd with <br /> Dave Walker , David Wheaton , and Jack Spivey , as well as Deputy City Attorney <br /> Maloney, Charles Gyselbrecht , and Ken Schroeter . The Committee was impressed <br /> with having the minority community interested in having this type event to <br /> provide jobs to upgrade the area . Their intention would be to use the proceeds <br /> to hire minority youngsters to work, cleaning up vacant lots , painting houses <br /> in the area, and the like . On the other hand, Committee was concerned that <br /> the program was disorganized and Committee felt it could assist in that aspect . <br /> At conclusion of the meeting , the group was brought to the Chamber of Commerce <br /> office , in the hope they might help with trophies , food , etc . , at reduced <br /> prices . Three events are being considered, first a marathon basketball game <br /> over a period of a week and a half, with twenty players , ten on each team. <br /> Committee felt they might need more participants . Also that service clubs <br /> might be persuaded to take an interest . It was felt they had the nucleous of <br /> an idea, but needed direction in order to get greater participation of <br /> spectators . Another of their plans was a baseball game, with Council, Fire <br /> Department and Police Department involved as players . A third suggestion was <br />