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1 4W PLANNING COPM4ISSION Town of Los Altos Hills 26379 Fremont Road Los Altos Hills, California ADJOURNED MEETING Saturday, February 14, 1976 Commissioner Perkins called the meeting to order at 10:10 a.m., In the Conference Room, Town Hall, Los Altos Hills, California. A. PRESENT: Chairman Carlco, Commissioners K. Brown, L. Hillestad, W. Perkins, D. Proft, and K. Young. A. D. Russell, City Engineer. It was noted that this meeting was called to discuss what Information and data should be compiled for an "Introspection" night. Commissioner Perkins thought the meeting should be a low key, low expense one, and commented that its success depended upon the Involvement of each member of the Commission as well as the general public. Commissioner Perkins hoped that the Planning Commissioners could generate the same kind of enthusiasm and cooperation that produced the MCCP (the area bounded by Moody Road, Moody Court, Central Drive and Page Mill) plan in 1970. The Planning Commission In 1970 worked with the residents of that area and developed a plan for that rugged, complex area that met with the approval of the residents and the Planning Commissioners alike. It was never adopted, possibly because of a change in the Council and Planning Commission members. Commissioner Perkins led the discussion on possible topics for Introspection: what the Commission has been doing for the past six years; should they continue that trend or make changes, what is the overall plan for the Town, have the objectives of the founding fathers been meta There was general agreement that an Introspection Night would be desireable, and should be scheduled for an early date In the future. Basic information and data which the Planning Commission would need included: 1. A map, In colors, showing a) the areas in the Town which can be further subdivided; b) the areas where tentative subdivision maps have been approved; c) The Town's urban service area boundary and sphere of influence; d) The boundaries of the two school districts in the Town; e) The boundaries of the two water districts in the Town; f) The boundaries of the sewer districts and the sewer mains in each district; g) Areas occupied by religious organizations; h) Areas occupied by existing schools, noting in a different color, those schools to be phased out; I) Areas under the Williamson Act. 2) Statistical data for the period 1970 through 1975: a) Number of subdivisions processed per year, noting the number of parcels, gross acreage of the original parcel and the net area after subdivision. b) The number of homes constructed each year; the average habitable area; and total land area covered, Including driveways and parking.