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ton would be investigated. He felt this facility would be a great asset to the community, and was something that everyone can avail themselves of. Councilman Henderson commented on the allusion of Mr. Woodman to ask for a public hearing before the various agencies in protest. City Manager indicated regret that the Club would express opposition, but felt the City is capable of defending its position at the hearings. He pointed out that revenues produced from this facility would support continued development and improvement to the Marina, and would be a source of funds to finance dredging as may be necessary to maintain channel depth. Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 6211 AWARDING BID FOR LEASE OF CITY -OWNED REAL PROPERTY IN REDWOOD CITY MARINE HARBOR AREA TO HOST INTERNATIONAL, INC., seconded by Councilman Keckley, and carried on roll call vote. REPORT OF BID OPENING, Equipment and Vehicles ( One 1 -ton Truck Cab and chassis, Two 2 -ton Dump Trucks, Five Automobiles, One Automobile, One Van type Truck, One Vibrating Roller, One Hydraulic Sewer Cleaner) The following bids were received for: Five Automobiles (4 -Door Sedans) Police Department E -Z Davies Chevrolet $ 12,960.78 Peter Zama Dodge 15,549.04 (Towne Ford Sales bid rejected, inasmuch as it was delivered late) Staff recommended award to E -Z Davies Chevrolet, the low bidder. Councilman Rosselli moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 6212 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR FURNISHING OF FIVE SEDAN AUTOMOBILES, seconded by CouncilmanK,eckley and carried on roll call vote. The following bids were received for: One Vibrating Roller - Street Department Ricker Machinery Company Edward Bacon Company $ 21745.55 2,273.25 Staff recommended award to Ricker Machinery Company, since the Edward Bacon Company bid did not meet the specifications. Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO, 6213 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR FURNISHING OF ONE VIBRATING ROLLER, seconded by Councilman Arnett and carried on roll call vote. Bids were received for the One -Ton Truck Cab and Chassis for the Sewer Department, Two Two -Ton Dump Trucks for the Sewer and Street Departments, One Truck (Van Type) for the Fire Department and Hydraulic Sewer Cleaner for the Sewer Department, but were stillbeing analyzed by Staff and are to be reported on at the next Council meeting with a recommendation. No bid was received for one 4 -Door Sedan for the Police Department. Councilman Petersen moved to introduce ordinance appropriating $92,927 from budgeted reserve of General Fund, $7,092 from Water Fund, $3,131 from Sewer Rental Fund, $261 from Parking District No. 1 Revenue Fund, and $258 from Marina Revenue Fund, respectively; for purposes of providing for payment of salaries and other employee services for designated City Departments, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried. Mayor Bury announced that because of Council's desire to give official recognition to the City's Recreation Director, a resolution would be presented to "Red" Morton congratulating him for having earned the Annual Award presented by the California Park and Recreation Society, District 4. Mayor Bury then read the resolution in full, following which Councilman Petersen moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 6214 CONGRATULATING ALFRED "RED" MORTON ON BEING HONORED BY THE CALIFORNIA PARK AND RECREATION SOCIETY, DISTRICT 4, WITH THE OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL AWARD FOR 1969, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried on roll call vote.