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Z must be maintained. Relative to the matter of the apparent failure to notify the affected owners, it was stated that published notice is required within 300' of the territory involved for zoning hearings, and presumably tenants are included, as well. However, failure to notify is not deemed to invalidate the proceedings. Mailing lists for public hearings are provided to the Clerk by the Planning Department, Vice Mayor Petersen called for any additional persons interested in the matter who had not been notified, and Mr. Stanley Unger, 1325 Edgewood, responded that he also had not received notice. City Attorney offered the opinion that, since Council has been presented with evidence that appropriate notice had not been provided, it would probably be in the best interest to continue the hearing under the circumstances, notwithstanding any tech- nical legal requirements. Councilman Henderson moved to continue the hearing for two weeks, to January 19, 1970, and to direct reissuance of notices, seconded by Councilman Keckley and carried. (MINUTE ORDER # 70-1) Kenneth Helms, Minister, Unitarian Fellowship of Redwood City, 2124 Brewster, addressed the Council relative to concerned citizens for a public discussion of the recent police incident and petitions that had been submitted requesting review of police policies. Vice Mayor Petersen stated that the matter was not on the agenda and would not be discussed at this meeting; that Mayor Bury had responded individually to each letter pertaining to the matter, and had indicated that he was willing to meet with anyone wishing to discuss the case. Council indicated it would be improper to proceed with a full-fledged discussion without appropriate notice. It was also felt that the Mayor should have the opportunity to be present, and also that the fact the case is pending in the courts must be considered and City Attorney's advice sought before Council could proceed to discuss this matter further. PUBLIC HEARING, Application of LESLIE PROPERTIES, INC., to amend the Zoning Map to rezone property in Redwood Peninsula, being an area bounded by Peninsula Parkway, Shell Boulevard, PG&E high tension lines, and controlled waterway system, from "TP" (Tidal Plain) District to "R -1-P" (Single Family Residential -Planned Development Combining), "R-4" (Multi -Family -Medium Density), and "CN" (Neighborhood Commercial District), declared open and affidavits of publication and mailing ordered filed. Staff report was read, stating that4he proposed zoning districts relate to recently approved Tentative Map of Steinberger Subdivision. The proposed "R -I -P" District, covering approximately one-half of the subdivision area, had tentatively been subdivided into traditional single family lots plus a proposed elementary school, junior high school, and park. Three areas are proposed for "R -2-P" zoning, and may be further subdivided at a future time. Two island areas are proposed for "R-4" zoning, where garden apartments are proposed. The proposed "CN" District is to serve