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7. Notification of Fast Track Approval: Lands of Lee, 27751 Lupine Road; File #45- 10-ZP-SD-GD; A request for a Site Development Permit for a 6,266 square foot • new residence (Maximum Height 24') CEQA Review: Categorical Exemption per Section 15303 PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR Peter Evans, resident, Environmental Initiatives Committee Chair, reported that the Committee had discussed Proposition 16 which would require two-thirds vote for the establishment of a Town electricity service or a community choice aggregation program. The Committee was not taking a position on Community Choice Aggregation or Proposition 16 but was advising the Council that, relative to the Town's AB 32 goals, passage would make achieveing those goals difficult. Maryann Malcolm, resident, History Committee Chair, advised that the Committee requested four items on the agenda and only one item had been scheduled for Council consideration. She requested clarification on the remaining items. City Clerk Jost responded that the additional items were not ready for Council review. The Committee had requested use of the Town's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) as a History museum. This would require review by the Standing Emergency Communications Committee and staff before moving forward. The second request, review of a potential link of the DeAnza Trail, should be reviewed by the Pathways Committee before any further consideration by the History Committee. With regard to • the Committee's request to the City Council for signage on the paths that had been previously approved by the City Council honoring Town residents (Wallace Stegner, Lucile and David Packard, and the Countess Margit Bessenyey), the signs were being addressed internally. The path signs were being constructed by staff and would be installed in the near future. Mayor Kerr advised that the designation of a DeAnza Trail had been reviewed in the past and rejected by the Council. Concern of additional traffic in Town had been one of the factors for not moving forward with the trail. Les Earnest, resident, History Committee member, clarified that the correct name for the trail was "Anna"trail. He referred to a letter that was available to the City Council on the dais that addressed two issues: the historical markers to be considered by the Council at Edith Park and a recommendation to consider designating a recreation route (Anna Trail) through the Town. Kathy Evans, Co-Chair, Community Relations Committee, reviewed the residents' only policy for the upcoming Town picnic with the City Council. PUBLIC HEARINGS No Items Scheduled. 4 Approved City Council Regular Meeting Minutes May 20,2010