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( � � 3° �i noting that the City is more susceptible to certain types of lawsuit than a private homeowners association might be. In response to question, Mr Shea advised that the proposed develop- ment could not accommodate the conditions which staff recorrmiends if ' the streets must be public, and, therefore, the development could not be constructed. Ron MacQuarr�e (see above) stated he believes the proposed develop- ment will be successful with or without private streets, observing that he prefers public streets, but would not oppose the pro�ect if private streets are necessary Phillip Cunnings, 561 Cringle> sug9ested that the homes be built farther from the property line, noting that they will be 7 feet from the line while his home was required to be 25 feet from the line. Mayor Leipzig invited anyone else present who wished to speak to do so No one else in the audience wished to do so MOTION Councilman Barrett moved, seconded by Councilman Biagi, to close the public hearing MOTION WITHDRAWN Upon the request of Ray Salem to speak, Council- inan Barrett, with the consent of his second, withdrew his motion Ray Salem, #308, 1614 Hudson Street, suggested that a proposed�shop- ping center and other commercial development would benefit Redwood Shores taxpayers and urged disapproval of the proposed residential ' development. In response to question as to whether Mr Salem sup- ports the shopping center proposed for the area, Mr. Salem stated that as a conservationist, he does not want any development there. Clara Bergman, 563 Marlin Court, real estate sales person, not repre- senting Bren Co , critized Council for closing the hearing without commenting themselves on the proposed development It was explained to Mrs Bergman that the motion which was withdrawn was to close the public hearing after which Council will consider the application for PDP taking the testimony heard during the Hearing into consideration in making their decision MOTION Councilman Barrett moved, seconded by Councilman Biagi,, to close the public hearing . � The motion carried unanimously by voice vote The public hearing was closed at 10 40 p m (Council recessed from 10 41 to 10 50 p m) MOTION• Title having been read, Louncilman Norris introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption with the amendment that all streets in the proposed development be public streets ' The motion died for lack of a second -4- Reg Mtg. 5/3/76