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information and the level of interest the districts have for "coming" into the Hills. The <br /> Committee would like to share any information they gathered.from the districts with the <br /> public at the March meetings. <br /> John Harpootlian, 26435 Anacapa Drive, concurred with the Mayor's evaluation of the <br /> student expenditures by the district as surprising. He believes the survey will be a <br /> positive vehicle for getting information to the residents. <br /> CLOSED PUBLIC COMMENT <br /> Councilmember Kerr congratulated the Committee on their efforts and voiced his support <br /> for the survey. <br /> Council concurred and thanked the Committee. <br /> COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS <br /> Councilmember Fenwick reported that he had met with Santa Clara County Supervisor <br /> Liz Kniss and her policy analyst to discuss the SIPathway Alternatives. They had <br /> discussed the various options. <br /> Fenwick also met with Carl Pilnik, TMC Consultants, and the City Manager to review the <br /> status of the franchise renewal with Comcast. They discussed the Town's request for <br /> government and educational channels. <br /> Fenwick reported that he had attended the Emergency Communications Committee <br /> meeting. A joint exercise with the County OES and the ham radio operators has been <br /> scheduled for February 24, 2004 from 9-11 am. <br /> Councilmember Kerr reported that he had attended the VTA meeting. The Bike Path <br /> Element was discussed. <br /> Mayor Cheng attended the Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting. Committee <br /> members would like to open a dialogue with the Supporters of Westwind Barn. <br /> 8. STAFF REPORTS <br /> 8.1 City Manager <br /> 8.1.1 Vehicle License Fees and Cities Lawsuit Update— <br /> Administrative Services Director <br /> Administrative Services Director Joiner reported that the Governor's proposed budget for <br /> fiscal year 2004-2005 calls for the VLF backfill. His budget also includes another shift of <br /> property tax-referred to as ERAF H-from counties and cities to fund schools. This <br /> additional shift would cost the Town approximately $80,000 in addition to the <br /> approximately $359,031 that was shifted by ERAF I. <br /> • <br /> 8 City Council Meeting Minutes <br /> January 15,2004 <br />