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_ $ �-3 �f for Laurel Way development He stated that ls to the east of the dash ahown on the mep resented would not uire an EIR ' . Mainly, the parcels are easier to develop, not as steep grades exist, and more utilities exist. �e parcels to the west of the dash on the map, would require an EIR because the lack some of the infrastructure', require a tt�ona ro vemea s as retaining walls. Mt. Passani�i stated the recommendation is that Council make thc findings included in the staff report; uphold the appeal subject to the conditions in the repori. Additionally, Council should adopt the new policy regarding development on Laurel Way. In order to be cvnsistent in the policy, if • adopted by the Council, staff will notify the owner of 3726 Laurel Way, immediately west of the dashed tine to inform the owner. Cunently, the conditions of approval for 3726 Laurel Way state that they must contribute to an EIR and the new policy would etiminate that requirement. Publtc Cornment: Lynda Bmuchoud, applicant, stated she is in agreement with the staff report, recommendations and t4 conditions. Particularly, she thanked staff for the hard work, responsiveness and diligence in retaming the item back to Council for consideration. Joseph A. Hanson, stated that several of the people were not notified of this meeting. He stated he is concerned about the people further down the hill from the vacant lot on Glenwood and another area covered by the label on the map, He stated those lots will get the runoff frorn the development and continued to describe the existing conditions in the A[CS. M/S Claire/I3artnett to approve the fmdings accompaaying the staff roport grantiag the appeal and approve condi6ons 1-14 described in the staff report relating to the architectural permit. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote. M/S Claire/[ra to restate policy for Laurel Way specifying those lots that rcquire an EIR and those thnt do not per the attach�d map; MINUTE ORDER 00-365 RESOLUTION 14111 RESTATING POLICY REGARDIN� DEVELOPMENT OF CERTAfN PARCELS OF REAL PROPERTY ON LAUREL WAY IN THE C1TY OF R�DWOOD CITY; The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote. II. Red ores Transportation Improvement DisVict Issuance of Bonds: (SOS) �inancial Services Direc nty explained that the documents and agreement will enable the City to issue up to 55,500, of bonds to finance the first phase of improvement for the Redwood Shores Improvement �' e stated the financial responsibility for the tt�GULAR COUNCtL MEETtNG DECEMBER 18, 2000 MINUTES PAGE 10 MINU'TES Book No.S8 Page NO. 294