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<br /> . . I , I . - <br /> City Manager Everett said the expected new Transit Occupancy Taxes paid by hotels <br /> have been apportioned in the budget to pay for the City's new police officers. <br />- <br /> MEMO 6/23/98 <br /> Council Member Claire advised that Mr. Hughes' proposal would be "an absolute <br /> violation of Proposition B." <br /> MEMO 6/23/98 <br /> INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE - FIRST READING. <br /> MIS: IRAlRUSKIN. TITLE READ. <br /> ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 27.100 OF, AND ADDING SECTION 27.106 TO, <br /> CHAPTER 27 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY RELATING TO <br /> SANITARY SEWERAGE SER~CES FEES AND PROVIDING FOR REFUNDS <br /> THEREOF, RESPECTIVELY <br /> CARRIED BY THE FOLLOWING ROLL CALL VOTE: <br /> AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS BAIN, CLAIRE, HARTNETI, IRA, RUSKIN AND <br /> MAYOR HOWARD <br /> NOES; COUNCIL MEMBER LEIPZIG <br /> MINUTE ORDER NO. 98-162 <br /> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br />- <br /> C. PUBLIC HEARING - INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE - Amendment of Water Basic <br /> Service Charges - Introduction of Ordinance amending Chapter 38 of the Code of the City <br /> of Redwood City relating to water service charges and fees and providing for refunds <br /> thereof, respectively; (802) <br /> Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Public Hearing on file in City Clerk Department. <br /> 1. Staff report; <br /> REPORT: Manuel Rosas, Public Works Superintendent, June 22,1998 <br /> Public Works Services Director Ingram presented the Staff Report and said that <br /> previous Councils in 1992 and 1993 had established a "fairly concise Council policy <br /> for the way the Water Fund would be operated as a business." He said it was a <br /> significant overhaul of both the practices and the policies of the Water Fund. Director <br /> Ingram said water revenues were collected in two ways: The City sells water at <br /> varying rates that go up based on use; and that money is used to pay San Francisco <br /> PUC and for power and other costs that are beyond the City's control. Director Ingram <br /> said the basic monthly charge at the meter is a direct connector to the costs that are <br /> required to operate and maintain the water system. He said, "We are required to <br />- balance those two pieces of the equation on an annual basis." <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 56 JUNE 22,1998 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 573 PAGE 11 <br />