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'- AGENDA (continued) ACTION TAKEN (continued) CONSENT CALENDAR (continued) CONSENT CALENDAR (continued) 14. ORDINANCE APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH REDWOOD SHORES (GID 1-64); THEREBY ESTABLISHING FACILITIES CHARGE (approved 5/17/82) 15. Approval of warrant nos. 2382 through 2575; and authorization to make usual and necessary payment of bills through June 7, 1982 ORDINANCE NO. 1859 Approved 16. Council requests to attend meetings, if any Requests by Councilmen Biagi, Bury and Claire to attend the League of California Cities r'layors and Council r~embers Legislative Conference, Sacramento Community Center, on June 14 and 15, 1982. MINUTE ORDER NO. 82-82 ------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 17. Application for Designation of Public Places as Depositories of Referendum Petition submitted by Friends of Redwood City Report from City Clerk 5/20/82 City Attorney Schricker referred to the communication dated and received April 29, 1982 from Donald R. Peterson, Friends of Redwood City, wherein Council is requested to designate certain public property as places where petitions may be circulated or made available for signature, with respect to Council action to approve the General Plan Amendment for South Shores. The communication was received prior to any action on the part of Council to approve the General Plan Amendment, which action was just taken tonight (see Item 13). Mr. Schricker advised that Council is required under its Charter and the State Elections Code to designate at least three public places where petitions may be circulated. Mr. Schricker advised that the request lists a number of private property locations over which the Council does not have jurisdiction, and the only premises listed that relate to public property of the City are the Main Library, Fair Oaks Community Center and Roosevelt Community Center. He noted that Council has the authority to establish reasonable conditions for the use of those premises, for example, the patio area of the Main Library. City Manager Smith added that the City has no objection to use of areas adjacent to or outside of the public buildings mentioned. MIS: Biagi/Bury to authorize use by Friends of Redwood City of the three public buildings, i.e., City Main Library, Fair Oaks Community Center and the Community Center on Roosevelt Avenue, for the purpose of circulating petitions regarding approval of the amendment to the General Plan for South Shores, subject to reasonable conditions that may be established so as not to interfere with normal use of the premises. Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 82-83 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (continued) 2. Al Davies, E-Z Davies Chevrolet, 1101 El Camino Real, disputed the award by Council on May 17, 1982 of a contract for twelve compact pick-up trucks to Ellis Brooks of San Francisco, stating that he challenges the way in which bids were interpreted; that there are certain inconsistencies in the bid of Ellis Brooks relating to whether a $70.00 discount for payment on delivery is per unit or for the entire order; that sales tax in San Francisco is 6~% Reg.Mtg. 5/24/82 Page 6 36/ l -.---..-------