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• Nobuko Cleary, 26410 Silent Hills Lane, made the following statement to the Council concerning the LeFevres' property. She stated that the flooding of the Pacific Bell underground phone box located at the intersection of Eshner Court and Altamont Road was caused by water runoff coming into the box that was located in the LeFevre Subdivision. The watershed was located near the boundary of the Chens. She further stated that they had the only phone located inside of the LeFevre Subdivision and one of the conditions of approval for the LeFevre Subdivision was to assure that their utilities would be intact before the subdivision was approved. She did not feel the problem had been solved since their phone lines had been out several times even with the underground connection nor did she feel the problem would be solved until the watershed was diverted away from the underground telephone box. Mrs. Cleary stated that these outages always occurred during the rains and the flooding also affected their security alarm system. She noted that they would be glad to work with the Town to remedy this situation. Mrs. Cleary also addressed the fence issue and stated that they would prefer no fence at all but the proposed fence with sections removed was unsightly and served no real purpose other than to vex and annoy them. Anthony Ley, 26850 Ortega Drive, did not believe the fence should have been put up in the first place. He also commented that while the removal of the fence sections might meet the letter of the law it certainly did not meet the intent. Harry Price, applicant's attorney, commented that the LeFevres and their neighbors the • Clearys had been involved in three lawsuits and attempted resolution of the differing opinions was ongoing. Johnson stated that he was not pleased with the resolution of this fence issue. He thought the fence was ugly and the LeFevres could have arrived at a better, more neighbor friendly solution. Dauber concurred with Johnson's comments. Finn hoped that when this lot was sold the new neighbors and the Clearys would be good neighbors. Casey noted that the LeFevres' fence met the definition of fence as stated in the Town's Code. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by Finn and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #18-00 accepting the Eshner Court Subdivision Improvements, Parcel Map 711, Maps 49-50, Lands of LeFevre. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 5.1 Discussion of privacy issues related to parcel data base information available on the Town's Webpage Casey and Dauber expressed their concerns about the privacy issue. Dauber noted that the information on the parcel data base was not current and Casey commented that the parcel March 16, 2000 Regular City Council Meeting 4