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4.6 Approval of a Resolution Establishing Dawnridge Drive as a Preferential Parking District as Defined in Ordinance No. 432. • Sandy Mingia, Dawnridge Drive, thanked Council for their efforts with establishing the Preferential Parking Ordinance. She explained that the residents on her street are asking that the resolution before Council establishing Dawnridge Drive as a preferential parking district be modified to restrict parking on their street 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For clarification, City Attorney Mattas explained that Dawnridge Drive is a private street and the costs of signage will be born by the residents. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by O'Malley, seconded by Fenwick and passed unanimously to amend the resolution to read: Section 1. The City Council hereby establishes a preferential parking area for Dawnridge Drive, Los Altos Hills, effective every day between the hours of 8am and Sam(twenty-four hours). MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by O'Malley, seconded by Warshawsky and passed unanimously to approve Resolution 12-04 as amended establishing a preferential parking area(Dawnridge Drive). 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 5.1 Update on Mayor's Goals 5.1.1 New Town Hall—Status Report • Councilmember Kerr reported that Council had before them a Town Hall project update prepared by Tony Mirenda, TBI Construction Management. Mirenda will be providing a summary report to Council at each meeting. Kerr presented an overview of the report explaining that the firm had begun preparation of the bid packages and they expect to develop 20 bid divisions; construction documents are expected to completed by the architect March 31St; TBI is looking at possible alternative approaches to the foundation to reduce costs; and they will be meeting with a solar consultant in the immediate future to review the design schemes. 5.1.1 a Report on the Green Energy Program and the CEC Loan for Energy Efficiency Projects Councilmember Kerr reported that he had received the loan package from the California Energy Commission for the Energy Conservation Assistance Loan in the amount of $160,000 for the Town Hall project. The loan terms are 15 years payback at 3.95% interest. Loan payments will be made from the energy cost savings from the implementation of the program. Kerr explained as a result of comments from the Town Hall Committee at their last meeting, he had modified the solar proposal and with staff's assistance had prepared a power point presentation to explain the key elements and energy options being considered for the Town Hall project. Kerr noted that some of the elements defined in the presentation potentially might not be incorporated into the program. He is presently working on the design for the ground mounted solar panels including their aesthetics and screening. 3 City Council Meeting Minutes March 18,2004