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290 Councilman Arnett moved to introduce Ordinance amending Section 32.75 of the Code of the City of Redwood City relating to the Uniform Transient Occupancy Tax, seconded by Councilman Weymouth. Increase had been approved by Council during Budget Meetings. Motion carried. Councilman Keckley moved to introduce Ordinance amending Section 20.127 of the Code of the City of Redwood City relating to Parking Meter Fines, seconded by Councilman Arnett. Council had approved in Budget Meetings increase in overtime parking violation fee from $1.00 to $2.00. Motion carried. Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 6324 TRANSFERRING STATED AMOUNTS FROM FOLLOWING APPROPRIATIONS: FOR PAYMENT OF EMPLOYEE SERVICES - PLANNING DEPARTMENT, $9,425; POLICE PROTECTION, $30,000; WATER SERVICES, $36,000; FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES - POLICE PROTECTION, $700; FOR PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES AND OTHER SERVICES - RECREATION DEPARTMENT, $8,000; TO THE FOLLOWING APPROPRIATIONS: FOR PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES AND OTHER SERVICES - PLANNING DEPARTMENT, $500; PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION, $13500; CENTRAL SERVICES, $10,500; MUNICIPAL BUILDING SERVICES, $2,5003 EQUIPMENT SERVICES, $4,500; POLICE PROTECTION, $10,000; ENGINEERING AND ADMINISTRATION, $33500; PARK DEPARTMENT, $5,000; WATER SERVICES, $363000; FOR PAYMENT OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURES - CITY ATTORNEY, $425; FIRE PROTECTION $200; WATER SERVICES, $600; FOR PAYMENT OF EMPLOYEES' SERVICES - RECREATION DEPARTMENT, $8,000; EQUIPMENT SERVICES, $1,500, seconded by Councilman Petersen. Councilman Arnett requested a more detailed report with respect to increased expenditures in the Water Department, as to the reason and whether it is anticipated to occur again. City Manager indicated a report would be submitted. (Memo 6-25-70) Motion carried on roll call vote. Report and recommendation of Legislative Committee was presented by Councilman Henderson, Chairman, of matters referred to the Committee by the Chief Building Official and considered in their meeting of June 16, 1970, 1, Residential Housing Development. AB 46 would create California Residential Building Board of Trustees, and prescribe its powers and duties including advertisement and promotion for construction and improvement of residential housing, and levying of assessments to finance the Board's activities. Legislation if similar to that previously introduced in the Legislature and opposed by the Committee. Committee recommended opposition to AB 46, as it singles out a specific industry for preferential "sales promotion" treatment and would also require local agencies to implement certain record keeping and administrative practices on behalf of proposed agency.