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hav, .1e r-`-`- inn Per jai of the CIQ area and agroed proposed amendment for presoning advantnZeous. Councilman Fet=2en moved to close the public henrinE, seconded by Councilman joymouth and carried. Pounci_man Royer moved to introduno Ord hnance adUng Article 14, Sections 54.1 through 34.&, to CrGinance No. lljO, the RedwaW City Zonim Ordinance, and nwend- W1 lection 22,2 of call Ordinanca, relatlnZ to Drnzontng of territory prior to its annenation by the City, secnnied. by Pouncliman Granger nnd carried. Pozalbility Report, Redwood Skoro2 anoject oresentation. -nnnr Rooselal announem' this Heport nocompioKe and being Dreoented officinliv at this meeting repr9cented, in his opinion, the most importnnt Accuannt in Listory oP V6=W CAV becavzc� a? its profounO offnct on the or2svnL nn! future of Radzool City's develooment. Va -!go stated inasmuch as 2plart -W .l �con raceived by Council „Athon-i'- 2ufficient oyportunity ?or stuq; and Pevica, he woull arn that City lanager and Pncloct Planagep make his comments on tho study, rnvie� We schedule propcset fo,-,, nublic clinicc, and then proceed to introduce 1°aprese7tatives present from WAN and leslic ProDcrtles fcr comments on the report. Payor Rosselli also reviewed the precautions which had been taken by the Council to insure a conservative approach to this project by establishing the validity of legal procedures by court action, requesting general plan for development, and this final request for an economic and engineering feasibility report. Nayor Rosselli then asked City Manager and Project ITanager.. T.T11rich, to proceed. Pocliect KtnaZer and City T-anager sooke on thpee phase cpi-ter ia set by Council. before sale of bonds for Redwood Shores project which have nou been Com nicted, in addition tO completion of a schooV aW seismic study insistei upon by Council in order public interest might be yrctectcO in every concsiv2ble manner, K(--' stated representatives aere present from DWN to summarizo the cunclusions nn6, recommendations of the Feaolbllit7 qnrort nnd full discuscKon at tnic meeting was act Anticirate i, but rather CouncT5 nas Pco=ted to nwnoaledge reccipt an� dircct DVil and Staff till yroco,6 with oublic infoymation clinics. Wvan F. �endsnhnA?, TrashAnnt W DAT4 stated Feast- bility Hoport taing presented was rusnIt of Waiii effo2t of folloning uaKicipAtInq fln,m hn 1-100ed W ncnnonlodyn: ,Awrence 1. Evian � V.5 consultant AVU., vngincepE nnt �and rupvQynn,-� j2dis N Ka�cnn, consultly! civil inj sanitay", enginnCr'-, T>71's 5: Aocwe, conoultants in 1p�!Arl narth SnTencP-_-' aryy With � 70,, rvW 12tom.. e Cil_ nsultnotc, 101!11 A Vnpn, rDnI novltn apyn.100-i-