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23 ' ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 60 20A.2 TO ORDINANCE NO 1130, THE REDWOOD CITY ZONIN6 ORDINANCE, REZONIN6 PROPERTY LOCATED NORTHEASTERLY OF HIGHWAY 101, BETWEEN RALSTON AVENUE (BELMONT) AND HOLLY STREET (SAN CARLOS) INTERCHANGES OF NIGHWAV 101 ' _ The �tion carried on the following roll call vote. � Ayes• Councilmen Barrett, Rhodes, Williams and Mayor Weymouth � Noes: Councilmen Henderson, Leipzig, Norris a (MINUTE ORDER N0. 76-2) (Council recessed from 8:50 to 9•00 p m) MOTION• Councilman Norris moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, to direct staff to prepare and present to Council an agreement with Mobil Oil Estates (Redwood) Limited providing for a build- ing moratorium on the inland waterway areas during which period regulations for waterway construction shall be prepared for Council consideration. In response to question as to whether the motion should have been to establish a building moratorium on the areas involved, City Attorney Schr�cker advised that legal �ustification such as finding the public health and safety were endangered would be required for such action and that the motion is proper. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. — (MINUTE ORDER N0. 76-3) ' Housin Concerns Committee reco�mnendations re ow moderate income hous� continue rom 1 1 /75 City Manager Fales reminded Council that the sub�ect recortunendation had been continued to permit Council members to have more time to � T b consider it. MOTION: Councilman Henderson moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, � to accept the recomnendation of the Housing Concerns Cortom ttee that � the first phase of the low and moderate income housing pro�ect in the Redwood Shores area be located in the area designated Site H1 i � Discussion followed concerning reasons for Council preference ` regarding both Site #1 and Site N2; the desire of Council to de- � velop low and moderate income housing as soon as possible, the probability that Site #1 has the best expectations for earlier develo ment since it is ad�acent to the proposed shopping center P and could also come into a bond issue for the center, the de- sirability of,housing some of those expected to live in the housing pro�ect near�Potential �obs in the center; the possibility that the more likely early development at Site #1 would provide leverage ' for additionallneeded housing in the downtown area also, the pos- _ sibility of designating Site H2 for the housing pro�ect, then placing it in escrow and using whatever funds can be developed to -5- Reg.Mtg. 1/5/76 �