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100 bond, but also the fact that because of the long-range nature of the service, and the broadness of its coverage, it was desirable that the company be a good reli- able operation. He requested that the City Manager submit a report on compliance by the Peninsula Cable Television Company and recommendations of Staff as to how to proceed on the bond. Councilman Weymouth added his request that the report show grey areas where no service is available, and why. City Manager advised that if areas cannot be serviced, then the company has not complied. He stated that a physical check is being run, since this must be done before Staff can certify to Council the company has complied. He noted also that many calls in- quiring about service involve residents outside the corporate limits of Redwood City and therefore not eligible to receive the service, and that the area of Woodside Road where undergrounding is required, the work necessarily must be delayed. PUBLIC HEARING, Resolution of Intention of the Planning Commission to amend Ordi- nance No. 1130, the Zoning Ordinance, to add supplementary lot area requirements for sloping sites. PUBLIC HEARING, Resolution of Intention of the Planning Commission to amend Ordi- nance No. 1130, the Zoning Ordinance, to modify residential density standards in multi -family districts. PUBLIC HEARING, Resolution of Intention of the Planning Commission to amend Ordi- nance No. 1130, the Zoning Ordinance, to modify the requirements for Planned Development Permit applications. Councilman Weymouth advised that Councilman Keckley had evidenced interest in one of these three public hearings and would have preferred to be present. Mayor Bury, after determining that those present in the interest of the matters had no objection, suggested the hearings be continued to the meeting of March 16, 1970. Planning Commission Chairman Bruce Wyckoff was present and stated there would be no objection to an additional delay, and that hopefully this could be a joint meeting. It was suggested by Council that in the interim period, these three items should be referred to the Ordinance Review Committee. Motion was there- fore made by Councilman Weymouth to refer the proposed Zoning Ordinance amend- ments to the Ordinance Review Committee for study, and to reset the public hear- ings for March 16, 1970, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried. (Motion was amended later in the meeting on advice of the City Attorney to delete referral to Ordinance Review Committee.) MINUTE ORDER # 70-37) Councilman Rosselli moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0, 6222 APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFI- CATIONS FOR PLAY AREA CONSTRUCTION PROJECT FOR NEIGHBORHOOD PARK 11 REDWOOD SHORES SUBDIVISION NO. 13 FOR REDWOOD CITY GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT N0, 1-64; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR, seconded by Councilman Weymouth. Staff report stated funds were available in the Budget in the amount of $13,400 in the Capital Improvement Funds - Parks. Plans were prepared by Ribera and Sue and were approved by the Park Department and Park and Recreation Commission. Concern was expressed regarding costs and what the equipment would be, and City Manager described the play equipment as a combination of custom designed equipment by