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<br /> I '. <br /> Mr. Patterson, reported City staff recommends the adoption of a fee schedule to address future <br /> traffic increases and impacts from development of all new construction which does contributes <br /> - to increasing traffic levels in Redwood City. <br /> Discussion ensued regarding concerns for additional fee impacts to residences and family or <br /> small business. <br /> City Manager Everett noted that this study will determine numbers and fee projections based <br /> on future growth and increased traffic, of which limits or possible exclusions can be addressed <br /> at that time. <br /> MIS LeipziglClaire directed staff to proceed and negotiate an agreement with a consultant to <br /> prepare a Traffic Mitigation Fee Study for Redwood City. The motion carried by unanimous <br /> roll call vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 98-290 <br /> Recess at 10:35 p.m. and reconvened at 10:40 p.m. <br /> F. Determination of Design Alternative (s) for the Woodside Road Widening Project <br /> (Mark Thomas) (304) <br /> Senior Civil Engineer Lynch presented three alternatives for the proposed expansion of <br /> Woodside road from four to six lanes of traffic. He noted the preliminary engineering <br /> conducted by Mark Thomas and Associates will be reimbursed by the San Mateo County <br /> - Transportation Authority with the actual project paid for from impact fees from developments <br /> in that area. He conducted a slide presentation of the proposals of schematic design and <br /> explained the environmental review project study report for this project. <br /> Jim Constantini, Surveyor for Mark Thomas and Associates, explained the details of the <br /> proposed alternatives. <br /> Discussion ensued regarding fence types, heights, landscaping, timeframes, oversight for <br /> project, median size and land acquisition. <br /> MIS ClairelLeipzig directed staff to proceed with Alternative No.2, leaving the median in its <br /> present location which would require the acquisition of 5.5 feet of right-of-way from <br /> Broadway through Spring Street to providc adequate lane and shoulder widths. The motion <br /> passed with a unanimous voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 98-291 <br /> 5. COUNCIL ANNOUNCEMENTSIREPORTS <br /> MIS IralLeipzig to extend the meeting to 11: 1 0 p.m. The motion carried by a unanimous voice <br /> vote. <br /> Council Member Ira reported that as there are no Council meetings in December, as a Finance <br /> Committee representative, he would like the Council to address President Clinton's <br /> - <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES BOOK NO. 57 DECEMBER 7,1998 <br /> MINUTES Page 227 PAGE 7 <br />