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:3 9 7 Lake Subdivision No . 1 , in the Hamilton Way Annexation No . 1 , from " IS " ( Interim Study ) District to " RH" ( Residential -Hillside ) District , declared open and affidavits of publication and mailing ordered filed . Report of the Planning Commission was read in which it was noted a first motion to rezone the property from " IS " District to " R - 1 ' 7 " District had failed to carry and thereafter a motion had carried recommending the " RH " Zoning . Staff report noted this area , consisting of approximately 23- acres of land and contain - ing nine parcels in nine ownerships , had recently been annexed to the City . Five of the nine parcels have single family dwellings , two parcels under construction for single -family dwellings , and one parcel has been graded for future construction , with one remaining parcel in its natural state ; terrain varrying from a relatively flat grade of approximately 5% to a relatively steep grade of 38% on one of the lots ; parcel sizes ranging from approximately 7 , 000 square feet to slightly over 11 , 000 square feet . It was further reported zoning by the City would not affect development because it is already fully subdivided and if area zoned " R - 1 -7 " , as is the adjacent land , all of thelots would be conforming , but if zoned to " RH" , five of the lots would be nonconforming and four of the lots would conform, although in either case all of lots would be legal building sites . In reply to question as to why zoning not recommended consistent with adjacent zoning to " R -1 -7 " , Planning Director stated this point always debatable because of land already being subdivided by County at lower standard than that of City , and whether City ' s zoning should be adjusted to conform more to lower standards , or to set zoning to indicate the more desirable zoning intended to be maintained by the City , it being decided in this instance that the " RH " was more appropriate , even though land previously subdivided to lower standards , and this zoning looked more to the future when consolida - tion preferred by Council might occur . There being no communications or oral protest , Councilman Rosselli moved to close the public hearing , seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried . Councilman Henderson moved to introduce Ordinance adding Section 60 . 18a . a to Ordinance No . 1130 , the Redwood City Zoning Ordinance , rezoning the property in the vicinity of Hamilton Way Annexation No . 1 , seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried . AWARD OF BID , Marlin Subdivision #1 Improvements . The following bids were received : L . C . Smith Co . $ 1 , 320 , 875 . 35 Hood Corporation 1 , 461 , 491 . 60 McGuire & Hester 1 , 641 , 628 . 50 Engineer ' s Estimate $ 1 , 539 , 095 . 50 DMJM and City Staff recommended award to L . C . Smith Co . , the low bidder . Councilman Petersen moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6037 , AWARDING CONTRACT FOR CON - STRUCTION OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR REDWOOD CITY GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 1 -64 , MARLIN SUBDIVISION NO . 1 ; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT FOR SAID WORK ; AND DIRECT - ING RETURN OF SECURITY DEPOSITS , seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Arnett and Keckley being noted absent . Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6038 , APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PARKWAY FENCING, PENINSULA PARKWAY -SECTION 1 AND BRIDGE PARKWAY -SECTION 1 FOR REDWOOD CITY GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 1 -64 ; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , seconded by Councilman Rosselli , City Manager advised design of this fencing had been revised to reduce costs aud was now ready for readvertising of bids . He also noted his report to Council was in response to question of this fencing seeming to be at variance with City ' s restrictions and of AL 17 '69