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299 A .B ,524 ( referred to Council originally for consideration by the author , Assembly - man Quimby ) relating to regulation of apparel of waiters , waitresses , etc * , by local agencies . Recommended for no action being taken , as felt to be more appro - priately concern of State Legislature . Councilman Henderson announced the Legislative Committee was to meet again on the following day to review additional pending legislation . Councilman Rosselli questioned whether Committee had consulted with any of City ' s concerned representa - tives on legislation proposed for reducing retirement age of police and fire per - sonnel to 50 years , as this legislation had been proposed each of the last four years and might eventually have to be faced as an actuality . He indicated he would rather hold any recommendation on this proposed bill until further informa - tion available , Councilmen Henderson and Arnett both discussed the consideration which had been given to this particular legislation as proposed and detailed reaons why it was recommendation of the Committee that it be opposed in its present form, Council - man Arnett stating his major opposition to proposed bill being lack of a stated length of service before retirement at age 50 . Kerins O ' Connor , member of City ' s police force , disputed statement that proposed legislation lacked length of ser- vice requirements before retirement at age 50 . He also advised that even though League of California Cities op - posed this proposed legislation , they had endorsed a pro - posed California Highway Patrol bill which was almost i - dentical to this . Further discussion held concerning review which had been made of this particular proposed legislation and of the other Council Committee still reviewing the possi - bility of added fringe benefit regarding additional disability benefits for safety workers , all resulting in further cost considerations which must be taken into account by Council in their responsibility to citizens as a whole . Councilman Arnett stated his review of League of California Cities ' data on this bill did not include the information on length of service but would search other information available , but indicated this point still would not change his opposi - tion to this proposed legislation which was mainly based on the financial aspect implied , Councilman Petersen moved to accept report and recommendation of the Legislative Committee as submitted , seconded by Councilman Arnett . Councilman Rosselli moved to amend the motion by excluding Committee ' s recommendation to oppose A ,B , 374 and hold a recommendation on this particular legislation until information received from Staff . No second to amendment motion , After an indication being made that Council ' s opposition to this proposed legislation would not preclude Council from further action or discussion on this matter , motion carried , Councilman Rosselli voting no . ( MINUTE ORDER #69-56 ) Councilman Rosselli moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO , 1130 . 94 , ADDING SECTION 60 . 20 . 1 TO ORDINANCE NO , 1130 , THE REDWOOD CITY ZONING ORDINANCE , REZONING PROPERTY IN THE GENERAL VICINITY OF TWIN DOLPHIN PARKWAY , MARINE WORLD PARKWAY , AND BRIDGE PARKWAY , BEING PORTIONS OF TENTATIVE MAP OF MARINA PARK NO . 1 , seconded by Councilman Arnett and carried on roil call vote , Councilman Weymouth being noted absent . i.?�