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Council Member Jordan stated her concern with the item being listed on the Consent Calendar. She further stated the City meeting with the Redwood Shores Owners' and Redwood Shores Homeowners' Associations after the fact was not necessarily the correct approach. She requested the proposed landscaping plan and the design for an entry directional sign be presented to the RSOA and RSHOA prior to the City's review. Public Comment, Mr. Murphy stated his concern with the City giving away parts of Redwood City. City Manager Everett explained this topic came from San Carlos' concern for landscape of the area and Redwood City concurred. This process will allow San Carlos to landscape this area that is a business entry onto Skyway Road. San Carlos is able to improve the area with private funds if it is within their city limits. This attains resolution of a flooding problem, significant maintained landscaping, authority not to allow any development and to approve any signage. Council Member Howard requested that the minutes reflect San Mateo County owns parcel 1, parcel 2 is owned by the City of Redwood City and parcel 3 by the State of California. M/S Hartnett/Howard to conceptually approve the following: • Quit claim of a portion of Airport Way and Skyway Road from the City of Redwood City to the City of San Carlos; • De- annexation of two parcels totaling approximately 2.3 acres from the City of Redwood City to be annexed to the City of San Carlos; • Transfer ownership of parcel two (1.6 acres) from City of Redwood City to the City of San Carlos; The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote. MINUTE ORDER 00 -317 8. PUBLIC HEARINGS — A. PUBLIC HEARING - Progress Report on Interim Urgency Ordinance and Public Hearing to Consider Extension of Interim Urgency Ordinance: (301) Community Development Director Nelson explained that the interim urgency ordinance effective September 11, 2000, will expire in 45 days and during that time a progress report is to be prepared and a Council decision as to whether to extend the ordinance. The ordinance addresses 7 of the 14 commercial districts putting in place development REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OCTOBER 23, 2000 PAGE 6 MINUTES Book No.58 Page NO. 235