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80 .- <br /> be completed for this initial phase and in the hands of the Federal Government <br /> by the end of June , 1969, in order program might quality for a Federal Grant . <br /> Further discussion concerned creation of the Joint Powers Authority Agreement <br /> prepared by Stone & Youngberg , and forwarded previously to Council for review , <br /> but because Belmont lacks capacity for funding their participation at this time , <br /> must be delayed until word received this has been resolved , probably by a bond <br /> election . <br /> City Manager discussed schedule of public hearings being held on the Bay Delta <br /> Plan and of the attempt by Staff to assimilate the report in order to appear at <br /> the hearing to be held in San Jose on April 16 , at which Staff and Mr . Jenks will <br /> appear . He also commented on the changes of planning concept now being discussed <br /> and differing from that originally publicized , all most difficult to understand <br /> after program under study for past two years , and since Report was only recently <br /> submitted . City Manager stated his belief that inherent factor in implementation <br /> of a Bay Delta Plan would eventually involve some type of regional control which <br /> will operate in cities ' favor . Be stressed again the point that action now pro - <br /> posed for this consolidated program does comply with the Regional Water Quality <br /> Control Board schedule and will meet the deadline for completion of plans and <br /> specifications required by the Federal Government in order to qualify for a Federal <br /> Grant . He also assured Council the contract for Engineering Services with Jenks <br /> & Adamson would not be signed unless the Joint Powers Agreement authorizing same <br /> had been signed by Mayors of all three cities involved . Motion carried on roll <br /> call vote , Councilmen Rosselli and Weymouth being noted absent . <br /> Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 5954 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECU- <br /> TION OF AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR STRATEGIC CONSOLIDATION SEWERAGE <br /> PLAN, seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried on roll call vote , Councilmen <br /> Rosselli and Weymouth being no ted absent . <br /> Councilman Petersen moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 5955 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECU- <br /> TION OF AGREEMENT FOR SUPPLEMENT SERVICE FOR THE CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY, <br /> seconded by Councilman Arnett . <br /> Staff reported service from the firm handling codification of City Code has grown <br /> progressively slower and less satisfactory over the past few years , and Staff recom- <br /> mends approval of the agreement proposed with Municipal Code Corporation offered <br /> for a more efficient service at less cost for a two -year period . City Clerk added <br /> that instead of present one year basis and at a lesser cost per page than at pre - <br /> sent . Motion carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Rosselli and Weymouth being <br /> noted absent . <br /> Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 5956 APPROVING SPECIFICATIONS FOR FIVE <br /> LATEST MODEL POLICE VEHICLES ; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , <br /> seconded by Councilman Arnett . <br /> In reply to question whether bid proposals should have wider publicity in order to <br /> stir competition and encourage better delivery service , City Manager advised notice <br /> of bids published in local paper , but is available to all dealers that can qualify <br /> under specifications and that historically the written invitation to bid had been <br /> limited to local dealers . He advised of the meetings that had been held with local <br /> dealers to iron out problems ; of objections raised by dealers to proposal which <br /> had been suggested for going out to bid , at least on police vehicles , once a year <br /> 1PP, 74 TO <br />