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Council asked about the timing and whether there would be issues with bigger vehicles during the construction periods in that area, and whether or not this was an issue when they considered the restriping. Several on Council stated they would vote tonight, but also would be comfortable bringing it back since some members of the community understood there would be room for further comment. Council asked if there was a deadline or penal4y if they held this decision over. Mr. Chang stated that there is no impact to the schedule, if the decision is held over, as they planned to continue discussion into June and had made no formal bid decisions as of yet. ' a Mayor Foust stated this was acceptable to all and would come back at a future meeting when the staff and community are ready for additional. M/S Bain/Hartnett to remove this item from the consent calendar and re-calendar it as a regutar item at the City Council meeting in Monday, June 9, 2008. The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote. 7. STAFF REPORTS A. Correction of vote count on appointments made on May 12, 2008 to two unexpired terms to the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission and the Senior Affairs Commission. Recommendation: Staff recommends that Council make two appointments to the unexpired terms in the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission (one) and the Senior Affairs Commission (one) to correct the vote count announced by the City Clerk. (209) Minute Order 08-096 Mayor Foust reiterated the reason Council was taking the re-vote was due to problems with the first vote, and Council's wish to complete the voting process in all fairness. During the vote for the unexpired seats City Clerk Vonderlinden read out the names of the appointees based on the numbers of votes cast and not based on the last votes spoken by Council. Michael Lynch was the successful candidate for the unexpired term on the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Commission with five votes and two votes for applicant Dan Smith from Council Members Bain an Ira. Peggy Simon was the successful candidate for the unexpired term on the Senior Affairs Commission. Ms. Simon received seven votes. Council took a 10-minute break and the meeting resumed at 9:15 p.m. B. Responses to City Council Questions (April 14, 2008) Regarding the Proposed Initiative Measure Amending the Charter of Redwood City — San Francisco Bay Front and City Park Land. CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING • MAY 19, 2008 MINUTES PAGE 6 MINUTE BOOK NO. 62 Page No. 101