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PLANNING COMMISSION Town of Los Altos Hills 27379 Fremont Road Los Altos Hills, California MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, February 27, 1980 Reel 83, Side 2, Tr. 2, 876 to End; Reel 84, Side 1, Tr. 2, 001 to End; Side 2, Tr. 2, 001 to 065 Chairman VanTamelen called the meeting of the Planning Commission to order in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall at 7:47 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Commissioners Carico, Lachenbruch, Stewart, Dochnahl, Kuranoff, vanTamelen Absent: Commissioner Rydell Also Present: City Planner/Engineer John Carlson, Assistant Planner Pat Webb, Secretary Ethel Hopkins CONSENT CALENDAR: The Minutes of February 13 were removed from the Consent Calendar for separate con- sideration. MOTION SECONDED AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY: On the motion of Commissioner Stewart seconded by Commissioner Dochnahl the balance of the Consent Calendar was approved, namely the followina: 1. Variance and Permit Commission Public Hearin gg for March 12: Lands of Cheng, File #VAR. 2-80 (formerly File #VAR. 7067-80) 2. Planning Comission Public Hearings for March 12: Proposed Amendments to Los Altos Hills Municipal Code Sections 9-4.703, 9-4.704 (Subsections (a) and (b), 9-4.707, 9-4.710, 9-5.208(1), 9-5.209, 9-5.502, and 9-5.503 (Sub- section (a). The Minutes of February 13 were corrected as follows: (1) On page three, Condition 6.A was amended to read: A Type IA native path shall be installed within the pedestrian and equestrian easement on Lots 8 and 9. (2) Commissioner Lachenbruch requested that the following remark be added to Condition 10.A: Commissioner Lachenbruch suggested that the applicant might consider naming the street in honor of Mr. Molinari who lived on the property for many years and who died just this month. Carol Gottlieb, Pathway Committee, questioned whether the bridges referred to in Con- dition 6.B s ou d be ui t at Town expense and whether two or three bridges would be built. Considerable discussion occurred on what had been recommended by the Planning Commission with regard to the number of bridges to be built and who should pay for them. The con- sensus was, however, that the minutes were correct as recorded. The Commission suggested that both the Council representative and the City Engineer impress upon the City Council that the two bridges recommended were important bridges and were to be installed at the time of the subdivision improvements installation. The Commission advised Mrs. Gottlieb to take her requests that the subdivider pay for and construct the bridges to the City Council.