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82 development could be approved, and that Planning Commission in an attempt to clarify objectives, added R-2 when set for public hearing, to indicate density. Councilman Henderson opposed this rezoning because no subdivision map had been approved. Councilman Granger returned to the meeting at 9:43. Motion carried on roll call vote, Councilman Granger abstaining, having been absent from the discussion. Councilman Henderson voting no. Councilman Keckley moved to adopt ORDINANCE NO. 1130.72 ADDING SECTION 60.2.25 TO ORDINANCE NO. 1130, THE REDWOOD CITY ZONING ORDINANCE, REZONING PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF UPLAND ROAD, WHIPPLE AVENUE AND ALAMEDA DE LAS PUMAS, (Sequoia Hospital) seconded by Councilman Henderson and carried on roll call vote. Strategic Consolidated Sewage Plan. Request for Ratification of Steering Committee recommendation for selection of an administrative and financial consultant. City Manager's report previously sent to Council stating, in compliance with Council's directive, Steering Committee composed of City Managers of cities joining in the Plan, (Redwood City, San Carlos, Belmont) had met to interview repre- sentative of firms interested in serving as consultants to study and recommend the best means of administration and financing of the Plan, and that it was the joint recommendation, as a result of these interviews, that the firm of Stone & Youngberg be retained in this capacity, and outlined basis for the allocation of the proportionate costs to each participant to the Plan. (For full text See City Clerk's file - SCSP) Councilman Rosselli moved to approve the recommendation of the Steering Committee for appointment of Consultant, and direct the Staff to prepare the necessary agreement, seconded by Councilman Petersen. Councilman Henderson asked whether it would be possible to include a guarantee in the proposed agreement that Mr. Zelles, of Stone & Youngberg, be in charge of this study, and stated reasons why she made this particular request. City Manager stated request could be made that Mr. Zelles be assigned to this study, but City Attorney would have to answer regarding type of legal restric- tions which would be possible if he could not personally act as the project manager. City Attorney stated he presumed it would be possible to enter into an individual contract with a particular representative of this Company, but not familiar at this time with full details. Councilman Henderson asked that Staff review this point. Councilman Henderson also questioned basis for determining costs for such a study. City Manager stated the prime purpose of the Steering Committee had been to interview firms that might be interested in undertaking such a stidy and costs had not been mentioned so far, it being determined to negotiate on costs of such study after the firm chosen which was thought to offer the best services. He stated this procedure would be followed, if approved by Council, and when the agreement is prepared for services, Council action would be necessary for approval. n 2'2 '67