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93 Councilman Weymouth stated he had reconsidered, and would therefore move to support the Staff recommendation for City funding of the qualification publication. Mayor Bury relinquished the Chair to Vice Mayor Petersen in order to offer the second. Motion lost on roll call vote, Councilmen Weymouth and Mayor Bury voting yes, Councilmen Petersen and Rosselli voting no, Councilmen Henderson and Keckley abstaining and Councilman Arnett noted absent. Councilman Petersen suggested that the item be held until all seven members are present, and Councilman Henderson pointed out that, because the first day for filing by candidates would be January 29th, or prior to the next Council meeting, possibly it would be preferable to consider the matter at budget time. After brief discussion, Councilman Henderson moved to have considered at budget the matter of whether City should fund candidates' qualification statements, seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried. (MINUTE ORDER # 70-25) Councilman Keckley moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1130.109 ADDING SECTION 60.13.3 TO ORDINANCE N0, 1130, THE REDWOOD CITY ZONING ORDINANCE, REZONING PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF EDGEWOOD ROAD AND UPLAND ROAD, seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried on roll call vote, Councilman Arnett being noted absent. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Nos. 76040 to 76322, inclusive, totaling $545,710.83 approved on motion of Councilman Keckley, seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. COMMUNICATIONS: Mr, and Mrs. Larry Shade, 22 Arch Street, No -5, Redwood City, protesting recently enacted ordinance relating to parking camper vehicles. Mayor Bury indicated that review of certain provisions of this ordinance might require consideration, such as relaxing the requirements as to permissible hours, since it appears to be resulting in hardship in certain instances. He felt the Ordinance Review Committee should review this ordinance. It was agreed by other Councilmen that valid complaints have been received, and it was felt that after a reasonable trial period, the ordinance should be reconsidered on certain points. Councilman Keckley asked for a report from the Police Chief concerning citations, noting that it was his understanding only a warning would be issued on the first offense. Police Chief stated that when the ordinance became effective on j December 23rd, the departmental order was that a 30 -day public relations effort would be observed, and for that period, only non -punitive citations would be issued relating to this ordinance, as well as for violations on parking on the wrong side of the street. He stated the 30 -day period was now over and punitive citations will be issued, but that the Department is finding good compliance on both types of violations. Mayor Bury requested a review of the "camper ordinance" in three months. (April 27th) (Memo 1-27-70)