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MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Cheng, seconded by Finn and passed unanimously by all members present to approve the Parks and Recreation Committee's recommendation of the position classification and position description for a Recreation Program Coordinator; to establish a salary range #118 for same in the Town's Salary Schedule effective July 1, 2002; to direct the allocation of Town General Funds for the total compensation costs for this full-time position beginning July 1, 2002; and to authorize staff to immediately initiate the recruitment process to fill the position as soon as possible. 6.3 Approval of wording for the 6/6/02 public hearing notice on update of the off-road pathway plan Nancy Ewald, member of the Pathways Committee, asked why the map did not include the path easements that the Pathway Committee recommended by eliminated. She thought that some--might want to keep the paths being recommended for deletion and felt that it was important to show existing pathways. DuBose Montgomery, Chairman of the Pathways Committee, explained the approach the Pathways-.Committee had taken at their meetings on review of the pathways map. They looked at several different types of paths including off-road, on-road, suggestions for removal of paths and addition of paths, existing off-road paths with easements and existing off road pathway easements without paths. Mr. Montgomery suggested that for purposes of clarification it might be better to include two maps in the Town-wide mailing to show all the detailed information. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Finn, seconded by O'Malley and passed unanimously by all members present to approve the following wording for the Town-wide mailing on the pathways issue: `On Thursday, June .6th, 2002, at approximately 6:30 p.m., at Congregation Seth Am 26790 Arastradero Rd, Los -Altos Hills, the City Council will review the Pathway Committee's recently completed recommendations for updating the Town Master Path Map. The current Master Path Map is 21 years old. The 1996 General Plan Pathway Element calls for a new map to be developed by the Pathways Committee and approved by the City Council. An up to date Master Path Map is vital to preserving the Town's path system. The Master Pathway Map is intended to diagram a comprehensive path system that is feasible to construct and complete, sensitive to changing community needs and respects the privacy of individual residents. The Pathway Committee spent a considerable number of hours reviewing the 1981 Master Path Map and formulating recommendations. The Pathway Committee worked with Town staff and a nationally acclaimed trailways consultant who walked virtually the entire Town pathway system and recorded his observations for the benefit of the Pathway Committee's review. May 2, 2002 Regular City Council Meeting 7