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130 amount of rental for this length of time. City Manager advised Mr. Leahy's prime reason for requesting a 10 year lease had been in order to obtain financing or franchise for various lines of boats, as it would have been impossi- ble to finance with a shorter term lease, a guaranteed location being essential. Discussion was also held as to how terms of lease were computed, and what revenue the increase on percentage of gross would provide if the enterprise is successful. Several Council members questioned possibility of a provision being added to lease terms to provide for a review and renegotiation of terms at the end of a five- year period. City Attorney advised the Council that the only Council action possi- ble at this time would be to either accept or reject the bid proposal as speci- fications for lease agreement had been approved when Council authorized the call for bids. After further discussion, Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5391 AWARDING BID FOR LEASE OF REDWOOD CITY MARINE HARBOR REAL PROPERTY FOR BOAT SALES AND MARINE HARDWARE FACILITIES TO HOWARD LEAHY, JR., seconded by Councilman Granger. On question, Vice -Mayor Bury, Chairman of the Marina Committee, wanted it known that all discussion and questions on points raised by Council had been thoroughly reviewed by the Marina Committee before approval of the terms of the lease. Motion carried on roll call vote, Councilmen Granger, Henderson, Keckley and Vice -Mayor Bury voting yes, Councilman Petersen voting no, Councilman Rosselli abstaining because of lack of full information, Mayor Herkner being noted absent. REPORT OF BID OPENING, Removal and/or construction of concrete work. The following bids were received: H. E. Casey Co. $30,930.00 Henry Triano (failed to include bid bond) Staff recommends award of bid to H. E. Casey, authorized by Council, funded by $10,000 in this year's budget and $10,000 in next year's budget. He stated the City would be reimbursed where property owner is responsible for the cost of the concrete work. It was suggested that Staff, in setting up another bidding procedure for this work, might include a map of work proposed for coverage by a contractor, together with square footage of area to be considered, as it was felt this might save the City money in the future, as was indicated from information gathered from other cities. After further questioning of procedure proposed under this program by means of this type of contract, Councilman Henderson moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5392 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE REMOVAL AND/OR CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE WORK IN THE CITY OF RED- WOOD CITY; REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS RECEIVED; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CONTRACT FOR SAID WORK; AND DIRECTING RETURN OF SECURITY DEPOSITS, seconded by Councilman Petersen and carried on roll call vote, Mayor Herkner being noted absent. Councilman Rosselli moved to adopt RESOLUTION N0. 5393 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENT FOR WATER MAIN ENLARGEMENTS, JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT - CANADA CAMPUS, seconded by Councilman Keckley. City Manager reported agreement proposed provided that College will pay $8,500 for the necessary oversizing of water mains in Farm Hill Blvd., and $11,500 for the oversizing in the line from the Wilmington Way storage tank, and further pro-