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:309 report from representative of Stone & Youngberg and stated funds are existent for this project from sewer rental fund and GID 3 -65 bond funds . Mr . Herman B . Zelles , of Stone & Youngberg , referred in his report to their " Supple - mental Report on Financing and Administration for the Strategic Consolidation Sewer- age Plan for Southern San Mateo County " , in which the formula for cost- sharing be - tween the cities is outlined . ( Copy on file in City Clerk ' s office ) . Mr . Terence J . McCarty , also of Stone & Youngberg , came forward to assist in answering the nu- merous questions regarding costs to residents and method of funding . It was em- phasized that City has on hand its share of the costs . City of San Carlos also is prepared in the matter of funding , and the City of Belmont will be calling a gener- al obligation bond election for their share . In discus8iazregarding representation on the Water Quality Administration Commission , other than to have one member from each City , no specific recommendations were made by the consultants as to composition of this Commission , and City Manager advised Redwood City probably would be represented by a Council member selected by the Council . It was suggested manner of selecting representative should be clarified . There was a request for brief report by Staff on effect of Plan G on oxidation ponds , since there would be no full secondary treatment until 1990 according to report . In response , Mr . Caryl , of DMJM, reported that Jenks and Adamson had previously studied the situation as to how to phase into this program, and it was not proposed to construct actual facilities until 1970 . A Jenks and Adamson report currently being studied should indicate how Redwood Shores portion of the disposal facility will be handled . After additional discussion , motion carried on roll call vote . Continued PUBLIC HEARING , Bel Air Way Improvement District , declared open . City Clerk reported no new communications received . City Manager reported Staff recommendation to terminate the Improvement District pro - ceedings , and authorize the property owners to construct improvements under Revocable Permit , which will allow construction in public right -of -way , by private contract . Director of Public Works reported he had been advised that the property owners have the entire moneys for improvements in escrow , all have signed revocable permit , and have a signed contract with a contractor , pending Council approval . Responding to Council question regarding cost , Director of Public Works requested that Mr . Helmut Frank , one of the property owners concerned , report on bids . Mr. Frank stated the low bid was $ 6 , 920 , submitted by Holm & Elliott , Inc . , and that the other bid received w as for $ 7 , 275 , and that the lower bid was accepted . Council questioned when work was expected to be completed , and was advised that as soon as City is satisfied as to bonds and insurance , contractor will begin immediate - ly , and further , that specifications originally prepared by City called for thirty working days , and contractor is willing to abide by this time , as well as the City ' s plans and specifications . Councilman Petersen moved to close the public hearing , seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried . Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 5966 TERMINATING AND ABANDONING PROCEED- INGS , BEL AIR WAY IMPROVEMENTS , seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried on roll call vote . APR 28 '69