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I' I I III . In response to Vice Mayor Howard's question, Senior Planner Jany said regulations against proliferation in a given area or in ITont of landmarks was in the design concept. Councilman Ruskin said that since there are only three monopoles in Redwood City, - and "understanding that Mr. Jany didn't mean (installing monopoles in) a blighted area of El Camino, but a thorougWy industrialized area.... and the Architectural Advisory Committee being as vigilant as it is, I think I can vote for this." Mayor Hartnett said the Zoning Administrator, who was in the audience, should now be very clear as to the Council's view on monopoles. MEMO 2/11/97 MIS: LEIPZIGIBUCHAN. TITLE READ. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 32.7 AND 32.8 AND ADDING SECTIONS 2.11, 2.100,2.108, AND 2.109 AND ARTICLE 38 TO ORDINANCE NO. 1130, THE REDWOOD CITY ZONING ORDINANCE, RELATING TO WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES CARRIED BY UNANIMOUS ROLL CALL VOTE (FIRST READING) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST This item limited to fifteen minutes. ~ A. Mayor Hartnett requested that the Council Ad Hoc Committee on Committees consider reviewing, with input ITom the Traffic Advisory Committee, the structure of the TAC "in the nature of the Architectural Advisory Committee, which has both designated professional members as well as members of the public." Mayor Hartnett said this would allow staff to have the benefit of independent professional input with no cost to the City. The Committee members, Councilwoman Buchan and Vice Mayor Howard, agreed. MEMO 2/11/97 B. Councilwoman Buchan reported on the groundbreaking ceremony earlier in the day for the new school in the Redwood Shores Neighborhood, with Mayor Hartnett, the President of the Belmont School Board and children ITom the future first grade class wielding shovels to begin the project. Councilwoman Buchan spoke for the whole Council when she said it was very, very exciting to see this project finally happening. MEMO 2/11/97 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8. STAFF REPORTS - A. SANDPIPER PARK PROJECT, part of the Belmont School DistrictlRedwood City School, Community Center and Park project in the Redwood Shores Neighborhood (304); REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 55 FEBRUARY 10, 1997 MINUTES PAGE 10 Page No. 157