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VARIANCE AND PERMIT COMMISSION Town of Los Altos Hills 26379 Fremont Road Los Altos Hills, California MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, April 14, 1976 Reel 49, Tract 1, Side I, Count I to 490. Chairman Perkins called the meeting to order at 6:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, Los Altos Hills, California. A. ROLL CALL: Chairman William Perkins, Commissioner William Hahn. Also Present: Alexander D. Russell, City Engineer; Kenneth R. Pastrof, Town Planner; and Donna Pennington, Secretary. Absent: Commissioner Judith Carico B. CONSENT CALENDAR: Approval of the Minutes of March 24, 1976. Chairman Perkins accepted the minutes as submitted. C. PUBLIC HEARINGS: LANDS OF SIUDZINSKI ( The Staff Report was given. The Sludzinskis wished to build a hone on land �I that Is not further subdividable and that currently has two habitable struc- tures already on It. In order to do so, they need a variance from Section 9-4.601(c), (1)(1), and (1)(2); and Section 504(b)(2); a Building Site Approval, and a Conditional Use Permit. Chairman Perkins opened the Public Hearing of the first variance request, which had to do with private roads. He Invited the applicant to speak. Mr. J. Sludzlnski Introduced the long-time tenants of the two dwellings to the Commission, and told the Commission that the occupants of the smaller dwelling would be required to vacate the premises if Condition 9 of the Staff Report were adopted. That was the only Condition he was reluctant to comply with. Chairman Perkins thanked him and called upon Stephen McReynolds, 27110 Moody Court. Mr. McReynolds had on objection to another dwelling being built on the site; he did not feel it would place an undue burden on the private road, Moody Court. He would object to the Town requiring that that road be Improved, as he liked It the was. There being no other speakers, Chairman Perkins closed the Public Hearing. Chairman Perkins thought this was rural living at its greatest. It was not according to code, but It was really going to be a delightful place. He would have liked to have been able to see the whole picture of development 4 for the area at this time, however, rather than just this one small section. Chairman Perkins asked Mr. Pastrof to read aloud the six conditions which the Code required be met before a variance could be granted. This was done, and in each instance, it was found the application met the requirements of the Code.