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2 54 � . Discussion followed concerning the possibilities which might be available to other cities in helping Redwood City to provide low and moderate income housing not available in those other cities and the fact that one city cannot by itself provide all such needed housing for a certain region The motion carried by ma�ority voice vote, Mayor Weymouth pointing out that there appeared to be one "No" vote ' MOTION Councilman Henderson moved, seconded by Councilman �- Norris, to cause the proposed General Plan to�be consistent with prior approved Special Area Plan for the Redwood Peninsula. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote `� MOTION Title having been read, Councilman Henderson introduced the following resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Williams, adoption of the resolution and that the proposed General Plan, dated September 30, 1975, be changed to incorporate the deletions, additions and revisions previously approved this evening and that approval of Chapter V Economic and Fiscal Im- plications of the General Plan be omitted at this time as deter- mined previously. RESOLUTION NO 7539 ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL PLAN OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY The resolution was adopted and the motion carried on the following roll call vote Ayes• Barrett, Henderson, Leipzig, Norris, Williams and Mayor Weymouth � Noes Rhodes (MINUTE ORDER NO 76-21) (The Council recessed from 8 40 to 8�50 p m.) � Planninq Commission report on the San Mateo County Solid Waste Management Plan City Manager Fales referred to the materials on the sub�ect report transmitted by the Planning Commission, to their two conditions for approval of the Plan and to the letter of January 16, 1976 from the City Attorney to Council advising �hat the Council must either approve the Final Solid Waste Management Plan for San Mateo County or disapprove it, but that no conditional approval may be given Sid Cantwell San Mateo County Engineer, advised that a ma�ority of the cities of the County representing a ma,7ority of the resi- dents of the County must approve the Plan before it can become effective He advised that if the Plan does not get the required approval the State would become involved in preparing a plan. Discussion followed and Mr Cantwell and Vice Mayor Williams, the City's representative on the Solid Waste Advisory Committee, re- � plied to questions and correnented concerning the nature of resource -6- Reg Mtg 1/19/76 J f L _ ,