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Council discussion It was suggested that the billing notice include information about other water conservation efforts and services. Staff was encouraged to communicate with the community on the various programs offered and the irrigation savings that are available. M/S Howard/Pierce to introduce the ordinance. Motion carries unanimously by roll call vote. One Council Member provided details on how current infrastructure is needing attention and revamping, and how this concerns him. M/S Hartnett/ Howard to adopt the resolution. Motion carries unanimously by roll call vote. E. Ordinance amendment to modify parking meter rates and time periods. Recommendation: Introduce Ordinance amendment to Chapter 20, Article VII, Division 4 Sections 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 133, and 134 and Chapter 20, Article VII. Division 9 Section 184 of the Redwood City Code to modify the: 1. Hours of parking enforcement for the downtown parking meters: Change the parking enforcement periods from 10 AM to 8PM in some areas, to a consistent 10 AM to 6 PM in all areas. This increases the time periods that free parking is available in the downtown core. 2. Hourly rates of downtown parking: Simplify the hourly rate schedule from three different rates to two, by eliminating the $0.75/hour meter rate and replacing it with a $0.50/hour rate. This impacts metered parking on Broadway, Theatre Way, Redwood Creek Crossing, and in the City Hall lot. As a result of all downtown parking meter rates will be either $0.25/hour or $0.50/hour, depending on location. 3. Hours of parking enforcement at the Jefferson and Marshall Street garages and the Middlefield lot: Update the ordinance to reflect the hours of enforcement approved by Council at the August 27, 2007 City Council meeting per the updated parking Facilities Agreement between the City and RREEF, owners of the Cinema Block. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY AMENDING CHAPTER 20, ARTICLE VII, DIVISION 4 SECTIONS 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 133, AND 134 AND CHAPTER 20, ARTICLE VII, DIVISION 9 SECTION 184 OF THE REDWOOD CITY CODE (First Reading April 28, 2008). Minute Order 08-069 Chu Chang, Acting Community Development Director, presented the report and explained briefly why this action is required. Mr. Chang thanked the Downtown Committee for its input. He explained that the changes are based on the needs that have been expressed. JOINT CITY COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING APRIL 28, 2008 MINUTES PAGE 13