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3�3 0 Application for approval of Final Map for 16-lot subdivis�on of 1 25 acres, Leah Street and Northumberland Avenue Leah Terrace - Consolidated Developments Corporation, applicant MOTION Title having been read, Councilman Biagi introduced the ' following resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Vega, its adoption RESOLUTION NO 7840 APPROVING AND ACCEPTING FINAL MAP OF "LEAHY TERRACE," REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS, APPROVING AND ADOPTING PLANS AND SPCCIFICATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT THEREOF, AND APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS FOR SAID SUBDIVISION The resolution was adopted unanimously by roll call vote Report re possible transfer of admim strative � ,7urisdiction of Marina to Port of Redwood City City Manager Fales referred to his report of July 1, 1977 regarding , possible transfer of administration of the Municipal Marina to the Port of Redwood City Mr. Fales advised that copies of the report may be obtained at no cost by interested persons from his office or from the City Clerk MOTION Councilman Bury moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, to accept the report of the City Manager regarding possible transfer of ' administration of the Municipal Marina to the Port of Redwood City without ore,7udice concerning any of the recommendations contained therein and that a,7oint meeting be arranged with the members of the Port Commission to consider the matter The motion carried unanimously by voice vote (MINUTE ORDER N0. 77-142) Water rate tncrease � City Manager Fales referred to his report of July 7, 1977 regarding the proposed water rate increases for 1977-78 and attaching report , from the Director of Finance dated July 5. Mr Fales advised that the rate recommended does not include the "lifeline" rate which would apply to certain consumers using 1,000 cubic feet of water or less during a bi-monthly bill�ng period, because further review has revealed certain shortcomings in that kind of rate which makes it unfatr or difficult to administer. He noted, for example, that � individual units in apartment buidings are not billed separately, � so the low water users would not necessarily benefit and also that � many low users are small businesses rather than residences of low income persons, as intended by Council MOTION. Counc�lman Norr�s moved that the "lifeline" rate to con- ' sumers using 1,000 cubic feet of water or less during a bi-monthly billing period be adopted. The motion died for lack of a second Reg Mtg. , -4- 7/11/77 ��