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PLANNING COMMISSION TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HTI.TR MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING June 14, 1971 RIMb 39 SIDE 1 TRACK 2 Footage 00 -End f C.E. SIDE 2 TRACK 2 Footage 00-196 Chairman McReynolds called the Regular Meeting of the Planning Commission of the Town of Los Altos Hills to order at 7:55 P.M. at the Torn Hall, 26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills, California. The following members answered roll call: Present: Commissioners Lachenbruch, Magruder, Mueller, Perkins, Spencer, Weisbart and Chairman McReynolds. Absent: None. APPROVAL OF MINO'TF:S: May 12, 1971 Commissioner Mueller moved, seconded by Spencer and carried unanimously that the minutes of May 12, 1971 be approved as written. APPROVAL OF -MINUTES: May 24, 1971 Commissioner Spencer moved, seconded by Mueller and carried by i,+j�rity vote (Perkins cbseni; thus ebst�.iued) t:.at the mjnute� o IL;y 24, 1971 be -approved as written. COMMUNICATIONS: D. Steers, 11641 Buena Vista, requested consideration of ordinance changes to allow residents to clear brush to minimize fire hazards without requiring payment of fees for grading. 2. Staff noted a name change for a portion of Sherlock Road was pending, but to date there was no Unanimity of agreement on the name among the residents. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Review Map of Land Resources - reduction of number of lots from 43 to 41 on Matadero Oaks Subdivision (374-70). E1gr. Geo. S. Nolte & Assoc. Staff reported that Land Resources submitted a revised Tentative Map to reflect the deletion of lots recommended by the Planning Commission and the City Council. The revised map indicated the deletion of one lot from the former tier of lots 6 through 10 and one lot from the group 35 through 38. F_oor participation was heard from the applicant's engineer, Mr. Dave Holmes of George S. Nolte & Associates, Mr. Egon Loebner, 2934 Alexis Drive, and Mr. G. M. Pound, 3003 Country Club Court. Discussion evolved around the neighboring residents' ob- jections to the recommended improvement to the intersection at Page Mill Road and Alexis Drive (Alternate III). A petition presented bearing 30 neighboring residents' signatures expressed their objection. Commission discussion noted that prior to selecting the Alternate III plan, considerab. study of other choices indicated this plan to be the best and least objectionable from a safety standpoint. It was noted that this topic was not on the agenda and tha? the review of the revised Tentative Map was solely to determine the acceptability of the lot deletions to which the majority of the Commission concurred regarding the lot realignment.