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Item No. 2 (continued) 3) that the traffic burden that is anticipated from the proposed increase in hotel rooms is negligible; 4) that there is no necessary relationship between the parking burden imposed by the increase in hotel rooms and the parking spaces required for office use; and 5) that by increasing the number of parking spaces with respect to the lands associated with hotel use from 426 to 452 spaces will reasonably address the additional need for parking resulting from the proposed increase in the number of rooms. The motion carried on the following roll call vote. Ayes: Councilmen Bury, Chandler, LaBerge, Stangel and Mayor Claire Noes: Councilmen Britschgi and Greenalch MINUTE ORDER NO. 86 -98 b. Proposed ordinance to approve execution of Development Agreement between City and Campeau Corporation of California for the development of Centrum Office Park for a 1.25 million square -foot office park, a 250,000 square -foot hotel, and its related infrastructure (203 -08) Planning Commission record transmitted 5/13/86 Letter from Arthur K. Chapman, Vice President, Centrum 5/14/86 Letter from Donald G. Warren, President Redwood Shores, Inc. Affidavits of Publication of Notice of Hearing and of Mailing are on file. Mayor Claire declared the public hearing open at 8:45 p.m. Arthur Chapman, representing Campeau Corporation, stated that following the lengthy negotiations, they are substantially in agreement with the City regarding the proposed agreement, except for three issues; that they wish to include provision for escalation of construction costs and overhead as presently included in Ordinance 1859 with Redwood Shores, Inc.; that Campeau should be credited for intake /discharge facilities; and that its Facility Fee contribution be budgeted for a Redwood Shores fire station and the proposed Fire Protection fee be deleted. City Manager Smith noted that the agreement has been negotiated over a long period of time, that it must be looked at in its entirety, that it is very complex, that in arriving at this point involved a lot of give and take, and that if Council finds certain parts to be objectionable, then he would recommend that the whole matter should be referred to staff to begin over. Donald Warren, representing Redwood Shores, Inc., 3 Twin Dolphin Drive, reviewed the background regarding responsibility for facilities and reclamation costs, initially paid for through bond issues, and subsequently assumed by Redwood Shores, Inc. with respect to the private in -tract Reg.Mtg. 5/19/86 MINUTE BOOK NO. 46 Page 4 Page No. 267