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AGENDA (continued) 4. Approval of specifications, call for bids - 12 replacement pickup trucks RESOLUTION APPROVING SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE FURNISHING OF TWELVE COMPACT PICK-UP TRUCKS; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR ----------------------------------------------- 5. Approval of plans and specifications, call for bids - Vista Water Station Improvements Project RESOLUTION APPROVING BID DOCUMENTS FOR REPAIR OF WATER TANK (VISTA WATER STATION); AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR ACTION TAKEN (continued) Report of City Manager and Director of Finance 3/9/82 In response to question, Assistant Director of Finance Becker said that his office has been attempting to negotiate short term arrangements for purchasing fuel in order to obtain lowest prices, and City Attorney Schricker advised that the City no longer uses annual supply agreements for such items. Ti tle read. MIS: BurylLeipzig RESOLUTION NO. 9068 adopted unanimously by roll call vote. ----------------------------------------------- Reports of City Manager and Director of Public Works 3/3/82 Title read. MIS: StangellBury RESOLUTION NO. 9069 adopted unanimously by roll call vote. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6. Report re Interim Study District Zoning - Downtown Area Report of City Manager and Planning Director 3/12/82 Report of City Attorney 3/11/82 In response to question, City Attorney Schricker read the requirements for an Interim Study (IS) District relating to structures, alterations of structures and permitted uses. In response to question, Planning Director Schroeter advised that the Downtown Development Plan to be considered by the Planning Commission commencing March 16, 1982 would be expected to take about four to six months to complete. Discussion followed and Mr. Schricker and Mr. Schroeter commented and replied to questions relating to the inclusion in the IS District of all property on the map designated for the District; the fact that the public hearing would be on the sole question of whether or not to enact IS zoning; that the IS zoning is for one year and may be rene~d for the same period of time; the fact that Council can direct the Planning Commission to undertake the study rather than proceed on its own; and whether it is desirable for the Council to call the public hearing itself on the subject of an IS District. Tom Adams, attorney representing the Redwood City Downtown Association, 400 South El Camino Real, San Mateo, referred to his letter of March 12, 1982, urging Council to take direct action and place the downtown area in an Interim Study District until a new Downtown Plan can be enacted. In response to question, Mr. Adams stated that the Association understands they would have to obtain permits if they wished to change a structure or use, but they do not object, being concerned that there might otherwise be further detriment to the area. Mayor Biagi stated for the record that use permits are issued by the Zoning Administrator and do not come to the City Council unless an appeal is made. Reg.Mtg. 3/15/82 Page 3 ,--- 11 ~t ~L --' '7 /'