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116 (For full text of report and comments concerning (Committee's reasons for recom- mendation made. See City Clerk's File - Council Legislative Committee) Councilman Rosselli asked that recommendations be submitted to legislators directly by the Committee if report and recommendations as submitted were approved by Council. City Attorney was asked whether he had reviewed proposed legi-slation and concurred with Committee's recommendation, He advised Council had had met with the Legisla- tive Committee and did concur in recommendations made, Councilman Keckley moved to accept report and recommendation of the Legislative Committee as submitted and authorization be given for Committee to personally contact State Legislators to urge consideration be given to City's recommendations, seconded by Councilman Bury and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #67-125) Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5380 AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT TO CERTAIN AGREEMENT APPROVED BY RESOLUTION NO. 5090 OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY RELATING TO TERRACE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, (Mr. John Gull) seconded by Coun- cilman Henderson. Staff report stated present agreement for construction of improvements in this Subdivision requires completion by June 30, 1967; that the developer has been unable to complete the improvements for reasons beyond his control, and Staff concurred in developer's request for an extension to June 30, 1968, subject to approval of his bonding company. Motion carried on roll call vote. Report of the Dumbarton Fire Protection District Committee (Councilman Petersen, Chairman Councilman Petersen reviewed report submitted to Council members consisting of correspondence which had been sent to the Board Members of this District, and fact that no meeting had yet been possible although Staff and Committee had been avail- able and had tried to effect such a meeting in order to discuss the renewal of this contract, and that Board of Supervisors had been so advised. He reported, however, he had successfully contacted Mr. Connors, Chairman of the Board, this date and he had indicated his willingness to set a date for a meeting agreeable to other Board Members. Councilman Petersen stated because of the circumstances stated and need to re- solve this problem before public hearing on the Budget, it was requested that Council adopt Resolution authorizing execution of the new agreement, conditioned upon District indicating its willingness to accept the terms prior to hearing on the 1967-68 Budget set for next week, June 19th, otherwise Budget would have to reflect the loss of this anticipated revenue of $47,000. He stated however, pre- sent agreement would be effective until June 30, 1967, and provide the fire pro- tection for this area to that date. Questioned concerning effect to residents in area., or responsibility and liability of City, should there be a lapse of contract, Councilman Petersen stated he believed recourse would have to come from the County Board of Supervisors. City Attorney advised City's liability would be only to the entity, not to resi- dents of area, and if contract negotiation fails, City would not be responsible. D 12 '6i