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would leave considerable time for any amendments to be adopted on the P -Combining District for giving City stricter control and urged rezoning requested not be delayed at this time. Councilman Henderson expressed her preference for delaying action on requested rezoning until after Subdivision Map presented and approved and the proposed amendments to the P -Combining District had been completed, particularly in view of having understood several tentative maps had been submitted and then withdrawn. Mr. Johnson stated Tentative Map had not been withdrawn. City Attorney advised zoning, whether to that requested, or some other type of zoning, was essential before processing of a Map was possible. Councilman Rosselli favored granting requested rezoning as he felt it did comply with all previous proposed planning, and that Staff had indicated necessary safe- guards of control were satisfactory. He also cited importance of a planned development for this project. Councilman Bury„ in view of Staff report and unanimous action taken by the Planning Commission for recommending requested rezoning, moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried. Councilman Bury moved to introduce Ordinance adding Section 60.4.3 to Ordinance No. 1130, the Redwood City Zoning Ordinance, rezoning property within the Redwood Peninsula Area, seconded by Councilman Rosselli. On question, Coun- cilman Henderson again opposed granting requested zoning until a Subdivision Map had been approved and until the P -Combining District had been clarified. Councilman Bury stated his review of reports submitted would indicate control under P -Combining District was possible. Planning Director stated P -Combining District does allow latitude but does have control also, and offers:a modern tool for planning which should be maintained. Motion carried on roll call vote Councilman Petersen being noted absent. PUBLIC HEARING, Resolution of Intention of the Planning Commission to rezone from IS (Interim Study District) to PO (Professional Office District) the Sequoia Hospital property, and from PO -T (Professional Office - Transient Residential Units Combining District) to PO (Professional Office District) the Sequoia Annex property, declared open and affidavits of publication and mailing ordered filed. Report of the Planning Commission was read in which it was stated, after a public hearing was held on April 25th at which no protests were received, the Commission had voted unanimously to recommend that the Council rezone the Sequoia properties as stated. Report of the Planning Staff read in which it '- was stated Sequoia Hospital, a quasi -public use, was recently annexed into the City, site containing an area of 11.27 acres of land with one main multi -story structure with parking areas. The other additional site of two acres contain- ing a building that is in present use by the Hospital as a convalescent hospi- tal, a quasi -public use, previously used for the same purpose but only recently wtv 15 •s7