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PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) Item No. 3 (contin~ed) Lucy Bezayiff, 133 G Street, objected to the proposed rezoning of school property, suggesting it may be needed for a grade school in the future. Mr. Gilmore explained that the School District has an obligation to the taxpayers to make the property ready for sale at the best possible price, if and when it is sold. Michael Rivas, 159 G Street, asked whether it will be possible to protest anything which might be proposed to be constructed on the school site. He was advised that controls would apply at such time as development is proposed. Jim Hedp;es, 143 G Street, suggested an IP District might not be properly maintained and urged that residential zoning be retained. Mayor Biagi invited anyone else present who wished to speak to do so. one wished to speak. No M/S: Stangel/Britschgi to close the public hearing. Carried unanimously by voice vote and public hearing closed at 8:29 p.m. Chuck Gould, Redwood City School District, replied to questions concerning maintenance of Washington School. CLARIFICATION: Mayor Biagi determined that it is the understanding of Council that the School District has agreed to negotiate with City staff for a non-access strip on the G Street entrance to the Edison School property; that on the basis of that understanding the proposed ordinance may be approved for first reading, but publication of the ordinance and adoption will be delayed until the terms and conditions relating to the non-access arrangement can be reviewed and approved by Council. (Memo 3/9/82) ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 60.2.5 TO ORDINANCE 1130, THE REDWOOD CITY ORDINANCE, REZONING PROPERTY AT 191 G STREET (EDISON SCHOOL) Title read. M/S: Chandler/Leipzig ORDINANCE approved for first reading (subject to Clarification above) unanimously by roll call vote. ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- (Council recessed from 8:35 to 8:45 p.m.) REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 4. Legislative Committee Report No. 82-2 Vice Mayor Stangel, Chairman of the Legislative Committee, presented the subject report. Councilman Bury reported on recommendations 1. and 2. Councilman Britschgi reported on recommendations 3., 4. and 5., observing that in 3. the Committee did not make any recommendation with regard to improvement of Highway 92. Vice Mayor Stangel reported on recommendations 6., 7. and 8., noting that the Committee did not make any recommendation with regard to 7. relating to Hand Gun Control. He reported that the League of California Cities has called attention to the favorable voting record with regard to city matters of Senator Garcia also and requested that he be recognized at the same time as Assemblyman Naylor. Mayor Biagi and Councilman Rhodes stated for the record that they oppose hand gun controls believing the problem cannot be resolved at the city level. M/S: Bury/Chandler to accept the report and recommendations of the Legislative Committee, with the exception of No.3. (Recommendations are as follows: Reg.Mtg. 3/8/82 Page 3 .