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��5 0� 10. Permanent clear zones, 1,000 feet by 2,000 feet, w�ll be established at both ends of the runway, with the land within these zones not already owned-by the County to be acquired in fee by the County throu9h negotiated purchase. The County already owns fee title to the total land area required for , the permanent 1,000 foot by 2,000 foot clear zone on the north One the south, the County will have to negotiate with the present land owner, Mobil Oil Estates (Bair Island Investments) Limited for the acqu�s�tion of approximately 18.4 acres of additional land on Pond A-12 (an area 800 feet by 1,000 feet), in order to complete ownership of the proposed southerly clear zone. Nbbil Oil Estates (Bair Island Investments) Limited have agreed to sell this addi- tional land to the County providing acquisition takes pTace at an early date and provided the sales price established therefor, reflects realistic market values for said land 11. Land use within the permanent_clear zones will be restricted to those which will not concentrate more than ten persons per net developed area Motor vehicle parking and other open storage uses that at times generate higher concentra- tions of persons would be permitted. Other public or private uses such as landscaping, roads, 9olf courses, parks and storm water handling facilities may be considered appro- priate based upon an evaluation of the impact of such use or uses upon public safety � 12. Land use outside the permanent clear zones should be in accordance with zoning regulations, which zoning shall be consistent with the adopted_Land Use Elements of the General , Plans for the respective mu m cipal �urtsdictions within wM ch the land is situated, providing such land use does not violate existtng Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) Part 77, "Ob�ects Affecting Navigable Air Space, Subpart C", standards for determining obstructions to air navigation, and pro- viding structures established ad�acent to the permanent clear zones are designed to meet maximum effective interior noise level criteria for intermittent noise intrusion cortmanly applied in the industry and adopted by the County for uniform application to all County airports (In this regard, it is recommended that the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors adopt at an early date, for uniform appli- cation to all County atrports and consistent with normal practice, a clear and reasonable set of building standards for structures of various types which may be established within verified Cormnunity No�se Equivalent Level (C N E L.) contours surrounding County airports )) The motion carr�ed unanimously by voice vote (MINUTE ORDER NO 76-212) Award of Bid - Chlorine requirements City Manager Fales referred to his report of July 22, 1976 regarding ' the sub,7ect award of bid and attachin9 report from the Director of Public Works of July 15, 1976 Mr. fales recommended that the contract be awarded to Jones Chemicals, Inc. for the 1976-77 fiscal period on the basis of their low bid in the total amount of $213 59 per ton. -10- Reg Mtg 7/26/76