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the revision would provide an estimated additional twenty (20) to fifty (50) linear feet of undergrounded utilities. Councilmember O'Malley requested that photographs be taken "before" and "after" to illustrate the project. Additionally, he suggested that it would be beneficial to maintain an outline of project costs for future use. Louie explained that the construction reports and cost analysis of the pilot project would be used to develop a template for future resident undergrounding projects. OPENED PUBLIC HEARING Eve Straub, Viscaino Place, commented that she was thrilled that the utilities pole on her street was being included in the project. CLOSED PUBLIC COMMENT MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Kerr, seconded by O'Malley and passed unanimously to Resolution 105-06 "Adding Territory to the Existing Underground District No. IA." 11. COUNCIL—INITIATED ITEMS 11.1 Consideration of Councilmember Appointment to the Los Altos School District Bullis Campus Design Committee and Request for Meeting to Discuss the Development of Playfields and Implementation of Green Components at Bullis—Councilmember Kerr Councilmember Kerr advised that he had requested this item be agendized for discussion. Councilmembers had received a request via email from Superintendent Justus to participate in the committee that had been established to work with the School District's architect on the design for the Bullis campus. Several meetings were anticipated and the expectation was that the planning phase would be completed by December and forwarded to the State in January. Justus had also spoken to the issue of the development of playing fields and implementation of"Green Components" at the site and the possible partnering with the Town in those areas of the project. Council briefly discussed Superintendent Justus's .proposal. Councilmember Mordo expressed his confusion with the differing statements being released by the District regarding construction timelines and bond issues. Mayor Pro Tem Jones explained that District has authorized refinancing of the earlier bond measure and they have designated the realized funds to be allocated for the physical improvements of the Bullis campus equal to Phase I improvements of the other elementary schools. Construction was expected to begin in the summer of 2007 with school to begin in the Fall of 2008. Jones noted that there had been no formal vote of the District Board to have a public school at • the site in '08 or any discussion of the type of school that would be located at Bullis. 10 City Council Meeting Minutes October 12,2006