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be leveraged to provide services and the necessary safety net. He stated his appreciation for Kainos being a part of the Redwood City community. Kitty Lopez, Executive Director for Samaritan House, thanked Council for support, stated that they have completed the first year of services in providing healthcare. M/S Ruskin/Ira to close the public headng. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote by those present. Council discussion ensued and comments related to disappointment in the request for $24,000.00, due to the budget deficit with support for the reduced total amount of $246,000.00. Questions about the need to vote at this time rather than during budget discussions. M/S Ira/Jordan to approve the distribution of funds up to $246,000.00, as presented by the Housing and Human Concerns Committee, excluding the allocation to the YMCA of the Mid-Peninsula. MINUTE ORDER 02-119 The motion passed by a majority roll call vote as follows: Ayes: Council Members Jordan, Pierce, Vice Mayor Ira and Mayor Claire. Noes: Council Members Howard and Ruskin. Absent: Council Member Hartnett. M/S Ire/to approve the YMCA request in the amount of $13,667.00. The motion passed by a majority voice vote by those present with Council Member Howard . _ abstaining. MINUTE ORDER 02-119 10. STAFF REPORTS A. Options for 2233 Middlefleld Road (Opfer Property); (Public Hearing took place on 2/25/02) (item continued from 4/22/02); (304) Planning and Redevelopment Director Church explained the background on this issue dating back to February 25, 2002 at which the public hearing was heard and closed. He addressed the points in the Council motion of February 25 and explained alternatives and options outlined in the staff report. Council asked various questions about the property and the proposed Development Agreement Public Comment: REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MAY 6, 2002 MINUTES PAGE 11 MINUTES Book No. 59 Page No. 156