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Item No. 4 (continued) M /S: Bury/Mosher to refer the subject report and proposed ordinance to staff for discussion with the various newspaper interests with whom it has not yet been discussed. John Clinton, San Mateo Times stated he would like to work with staff with regard to placement of news racks in order to avoid adoption of a formal ordinance on the matter. Ron Henning, Circulation Manager, Peninsula Times Tribune, said he would like to work with City staff to correct the problems with news racks referred to in the Manager's report without having formal regulations adopted. City Attorney Schricker stated that his office would like to work with representatives of the newspapers and have their ideas and suggestions for improvement of the problem situations involving news racks in the City. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 83 -63 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 5. Report on status of Bay Front Bicycle Path Report of City Manager and Director of Public Works 4/21/83 Traffic Engineer Gee presented the subject report using overhead pro- jections to indicate proposed alternative locations for the path, and responded to questions concerning details. Don Warren, President, South Shores, viewed the content of his letter of Works Addiego, copies of which were meeting. Inc. 350 Marine World Parkway, re- April 25, 1983 to Director of P u b l i c distributed to Council at the M /S: Mosher /Bury to accept the staff recommendation in the subject report and endorse the Bay Front Bicycle Path program and continue to support staff efforts to establish the regional bike path. Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 83 -64 Wim De Wit, 1514 Mitchell Way, inquired as to whether bicycle bridges would cross navigable water. It was suggested that he address his inquiries to the San Mateo County Bikeways Advisory Committee. Gus Pappas, 587 Seahorse Lane, urged that adequate consideration be given to responsibility for maintenance of the bike path and the continuing costs of such maintenance. Nita Spangler, 970 Edgewood Road, suggested a need exists for bicycle routes on the flatlands within Redwood City as a practical alternative means of transportation. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- Reg.Mtg.