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Item No. 7 (continued) <br />Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Hearing on file. <br />Mayor Stangel declared the public hearing open at 10:11 p.m. <br />Mayor Stange] invited anyone who wished to speak to do so. No one <br />wished to speak. <br />M /S: Britschgi /Mosher to close the public hearing. <br />Carried unanimously by voice vote and public hearing closed at 10:12 p.m. <br />Title read. M /S: Claire / Britschgi <br />a. MOTION: finding that the public interest and necessity and <br />the needs of the Parking District No. 1 no longer require the <br />metered spaces and approving the removal of 43 on- and off - street <br />meters at Franklin Street (5 /7th vote) <br />b.' RESOLUTION NO. 9500 DESIGNATING PARKING METER ZONES IN PUBLICLY <br />CONTROLLED PARKING LOTS; ESTABLISHING RATES AND TIME SCHEDULES <br />FOR PARKING METERS THEREIN; AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 7490 <br />adopted unanimously by roll call vote. <br />Councilman Biagi noted for the record that consideration should be given <br />to changing the time allowed on parking meters on the portion of Hamilton <br />Street which shops have vacated from 36 minutes to one or two hours to <br />conform with others. <br />(Memo 1/10/84) <br />------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - - - - -- <br />REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS <br />8. City Council Committee report re Multimodal Transportation Center (1202 -04) <br />There being no objection, Mayor Stangel ordered that the subject item be <br />considered following Item No. 9. <br />---------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- - - - - -- <br />REPORTS OF CITY MANAGER <br />9. Report refinancing Civic Center improvements (802 -02) <br />Report of City Manager 1/4/84 <br />City Manager Smith presented his report. <br />Eve Kellogg, 1400 Hopkins, stated she has been active in Library affairs <br />since 1944 and that Redwood City has one of the best collections in the <br />State, but lack of space and proper facilities makes it almost impossible <br />to use, so that it cannot fully serve the needs of the citizens. Mrs. Kellogg <br />urged that the Library be expanded. <br />Reg.Mtg. <br />1/9/84 <br />Page 8 <br />MINUTE BOOK NO. 44 <br />Page No. 321 <br />