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<br /> . . . . . .. <br /> <br /> Council Members thanked the Farm Hill Neighborhood Association and staff for <br /> working together to resolve these traffic problems. <br /> - MIS: CLAIREIBUCHAN. TITLE READ. <br /> RESOLUTION NO. 13268 ESTABLISHING AND DECLARING DESIGNATED <br /> ENTRANCES TO CERTAIN HEREIN SPECIFIED INTERSECTION TO BE STOP <br /> ENTRANCES. <br /> CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY BY ROLL CALL VOTE OF MEMBERS PRESENT. <br /> Item 8.A.2) was considered and acted upon under Consent Calendar Item 3.1, earlier in the <br /> agenda. <br /> MEMO 117/98 <br /> ___n_____-------------------------------______n______--____n______---------------------------------_n______--------- <br /> A. Designation of the City's "Official Newspaper" according to Section 90 of the Redwood <br /> City Charter; (3~'f) <br /> Council Member Buchan declared she would not participate in the discussion nor the <br /> decision on the "Official Newspaper" due to a possible conflict of interest. Council <br /> Member Buchan left the dais at this time. <br /> MEMO 1/7/98 <br /> City Attorney Schricker reported that three bids had been received and opened by the <br /> - City Clerk Department. He advised that the San Mateo County Times did not maintain its <br /> principal publishing office in the City of Redwood City and therefore was not deemed a <br /> newspaper of general circulation in the City of Redwood City as required by the City's <br /> Charter, and the Council could not consider its bid. City Attorney Schricker reviewed the <br /> other two bids that were received, noting that the Redwood City Almanac's bid was lower <br /> than the Redwood City Tribune's bid. <br /> Council Member Ira reported that Council Member Leipzig was ill and could not attend <br /> tonight's meeting. He said that Council Member Leipzig requested that his colleagues <br /> postpone this item for one week so that he could participate. <br /> Council Member Hartnett stated that if the Council agreed to defer the matter, he hoped <br /> that if a similar situation arose in the future, Council Members would respond in a <br /> reciprocal manner. He said he would support the postponement out of a sense of <br /> collegiality. <br /> CONSENSUS: It was determined by Mayor Howard that it was the consensus of the <br /> Council to defer this matter until January 12, out of courtesy to Council Member Leipzig. <br /> Some Council Members supported the idea of scheduling this item early in the agenda. <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 98-014 <br /> - <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 JANUARY 5,1998 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 151 PAGE 14 <br />