1966 282.13 to 300_ 9-12 cont to 9-26-1966

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287 Councilman Henderson requested that progress report by Jack Stuart, Chairman of College Site Committee, together with action on Hoover Swim Pool, be postponed until later in the meeting, as both she and City Manager had urged School Board Members to attend this meeting in view of their interest in these matters, when they had both attended School Board's last meeting. She stated School Board members were pre- sently attending another meeting but predicted they would be able to be at Council meeting by 9:30 P. M. City Manager acknowledged School Board members had been advised these items would probably appear much later in timing on Council Agenda. Mr. Stuart, Chairman of College Citizens Committee, indicated his willingness to delay his report REPORT OF BID OPENING, Marine Harbor Fuel Dock. The following bid was received: Texaco, Inc. Gasoline Fuel Oil Premium .2965 inc. tax Seller's schedule Regular .269 It " less 1Oo disc. Councilman Bury, Chairman of Marina Committee, advised Committee had reviewed bid for fuel dock and supported Staff recommendation for acceptance of bid. Committee now realized fuel dock part of function of Marina. He did recommend that policy be established by Staff concerning operating hours and endeavor made to control type of related products sold so as not to place City in position of being in unfair com- petition with any private marinas in the area. (Memo 9/20/66) Councilman Bury moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5147 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MARINE HARBOR FUEL DOCK FACILITY AND FURNISHING OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT FOR SAID WORK; AND DIRECTING RETURN OF SECURITY DEPOSIT. Councilman Petersen advised he had been opposed to this facility, but in view of bid received, he would vote favoring award. Motion seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried unanimously on roll call vote. Councilman Petersen moved to introduce Ordinance amending Section 801 of Ordinance No. 1128, the Redwood City General Improvement District Ordinance, relating to issuance of bonds for purposes granted to District pursuant to proceedings taken after forma- tion, seconded by Councilman Rosselli. On question, City Attorney advised original Ordinance No. 1128, had been amended by amending Section 615 to provide authorization to add projects to a District in addition to those projects already approved, i.e.adding fire alarm systems to GID 1-64. This amendment would apply to any improvement district, and is now part of the ordinance. He further stated the proposed amendment under consideration would conform the bonding provisions in Section 801 to the amended Section 615, and is recommended by City's bond consel, Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe. Councilman Henderson asked if purposes could be changed after bonds sold and was advised by City Attorney this was not possible. Councilman Henderson also asked whether it would be possible in GID 1-64, by amendment proposed, to authorize bonds