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PLANNING COMMISSION Town of Los Altos Hilts 26379 Fremont Road Los Altos Hills, California MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, June 28, 1978 Reel 70, Side 2, Tr. 1, 300 to End; Side 1, Tr. 1, 001 to 694 Chairman Stewart called the meeting of the Planning Commission to order at 7:45 P.M. in the Council Chambers of Town Hall. ROLL CALL: Present: Commissioners Carico, Lachenbruch, VanTamelen, Dochnahl, Kuranoff, Stewart Commissioner Perkins arrived at 7:48 P.M.. Absent: None Also Present: City Engineer Alexander Russell, City Planner/Engineer John Markl, Secretary Ethel Hopkins Chairman Stewart made the announcement that the "Proposed Abandonment of Saltamontes Drive from the Northerly 300 Feet, Being Adjacent to Foothill Expressway", Item 4 under "Public Hearings', would not be heard. The matter was being continued until the public utilities companies, whose facilities would be affected by the abandonment, 4W could be notified for their responses. CONSENT CALENDAR: MOTION SECONDED AND APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY: It was moved by Commissioner VanTamelen and seconded by Commissioner Dochnahl thatthe-Minutes of June 14, 1978 be accepted as submitted. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 1. LANDS OF STAMSCHROR-SILVER, File MCU 8029-78, 25231 LaRena Lane, Request for commen at on o pprova of concritionaluse Permit for Secondary Dwelling Without Kitchen Facilities - Referred to the Planning Commission by the City Council Mr. Markt discussed the history of the above request. He noted that the new list of proposed conditions in his June 2 staff report were compiled from previous con- ditions suggested by the Planning Commission and from recent deliberations of the City Council. He reviewed, by means of a transparency map, proposed modifications in the structures under discussion. Chairman Stewart explained that City Council action had determined that some of the original thirteen conditions were not necessary, but stated that the suggested list of conditions before the Commission could be further amended. Planning Commission deliberations on the request were not meant to be a "rubber stamp" for City Council conditions. 4 Commissioners began discussion with Commissioner Carico inquiring about the 220 electrical outlets still present in the dwelling, and noting that this outlet could still accommodate laundry facilities that were not necessary for this type of