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<br /> � the Dlanning Commission dP-('l� 'ii701"i lllST@^T,l�c'i.1G1�� he huC� Y'°�.CC1E4� �C12 COt1C�.US-
<br /> ion that the ,oresent zonin�; mc.p is correct. He sta%ed that t�;hen the ordi-
<br /> ri0T1Ce :`ici,S 2dopted i11 1°41� 7.t �.a� done SO laTSBl,y. t�0 ChB,TIo.� �he Sc �be.C��c
<br /> line of El Ca�;ino �eal because of the �videning of the hlp'h142y, A committee,
<br /> composed of the then mayor, ci.ty ma.nager, cit� G.ttornev and building inspec- •
<br /> ' tor, had recorn.r,ended to tne Council a ne�v line for tne business area alorg
<br /> El Camir.o Real ti�hich had been acce;�ted by the Council and a ne�7 zoxiing
<br /> ordinance adopted, He explained that it was not necessary .to gise notice
<br /> to e=fected uroperty o��rners Uec.ause the chan�e n��d been m2de by tt�e adoption
<br /> oi a ne�rr ordinance; that tr,e only time it rvas necessar� to notify property
<br /> ' otivners was i,�hen arriending an ordinance. He e�,id it vras his opinion that
<br /> Lots 2, 4, 6 and 7, Block 1, RedVrood Highlands �r;ere correctly reflected on
<br /> on tne zonin� ma� as being in the business area. It wa�s the general con-
<br /> sensus of the Council that tl property should 'oe second residential and
<br /> not business. City Attorney, McC�rtny advised in.ansm�er to cuestior, b,y
<br /> � Councilr.�an i� tl;at t.��e :present zonin� ordinunce did not repeal any
<br /> e;:is•ting ordinances for the re�son.th,t. it is necess�.ry to keep the validity
<br /> of the use of zone vrhen the preceding .ordina.nce �:�,s in effect a.nd �hat even
<br /> tnou.ah the property under discuseion.v;as second residenti�,1 under the old .
<br /> ordinance it ��as snecifically changed 'oy the adoption o� the present one.
<br /> Councilman Gr�.nger believed tt Council should stand the exbense of Teturn-
<br /> ing this property to second residential area. Councilrnan Fletcher moved,
<br /> seconded by Councilman 9nderson, th.at the matter oe referred to the Plan-
<br /> ' ning Commission tia�itll the recommendation that the city ta'{e the necessars
<br /> steps to rezone Lots 2, 4, 6, 7, Block 1, Reduti�ood Highland�, back to second
<br /> residental area and bear the cost of proceedin�;s. Tne motion �assed
<br /> unanimously,
<br /> City nRanager Blor.; requested that the recommendation of an appointment to the Park
<br /> r.nd Recreation Comrrission be held over until the next meeting, It vr�,s �o
<br /> � ordered,
<br /> Councilman ?dcnTUlty offered introduction of salary ordinance establisnin� salary
<br /> of city manager and assista.nt ouilding inspector, The moti.on raas seconded
<br /> by Councilman knderson and �assed unanimously.
<br /> Councilman 3ritschgi mo�-ed, seconded by Councilm2.n Anderson, triat tt.e matter o£
<br /> ' rezoning Middle.field Road b.e referred to the Ple,nnine Cornmission. The
<br /> motion passed unanimously.
<br /> City Mana�er Blom reported that the ma.tter of ac�uisition of additional nar'.in�
<br /> space ne�zr the Southern Paci�ic.S�a,tion ras discussed at great length at
<br /> the meeting of the Traffic Study Committee a.nd believed they h�ve a
<br /> , recommendation to rresent to the Council a,t an ea.rly date. The r.�atter ti�!as
<br /> carried on tne agenda.
<br /> City 9?anager B1om advised �hat the city nas tr.e o�r,ortunity to requ�st funds from
<br /> the state in the prepara.tion of plans a.nd for tne ad.quieition of rights of
<br /> �vay in connection r�ith post vrar projects. Redv�ood City's share iF�ould be
<br /> • anoroxima.tely �15,b00. He advised tha.t a nortion of the �lanG funn can oe
<br /> used for the sewage treatment plant projAct. Councilrn�.n Britsch�i moved,
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