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4.3 Grant of Conservation, Public Utility and Pathway Easements and Dedication of Rights of Way, Lands of Wilson, 11471 Buena Vista Drive — Resolutions #16-98, #17-98, #18-98, #19-98 and #20-98 4.5 Certificate of Appreciation: Janet Saudis, Joint Volunteer Awards Committee Items Removed: 4.2 Approval of Warrants: $140,760.39 (4/6/98) Dauber noted that there were several warrants for traffic signals but there were so few traffic signals in Town. She inquired why so many contracts were involved. Dauber also referred to the new traffic lights in Sunnyvale and wondered if they would work in Town. It was agreed the Public Works Manager would prepare a report on this matter for the next Council Meeting. Siegel inquired about the warrant to ABAG for the Bowker Claim. The City Manager noted that this cost was for the ABAG attorney fees to work on the claim. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Hubbard, seconded by Dauber and passed unanimously by all members present to approve the warrants in the amount of $140,760.39 (4/6/98). 4.4 Approval of Quarry Hills Subdivision Tract Map No. 8872, approval of a subdivision improvement agreement and approval of a conservation easement agreement, Lands of Vidovich, et al (John T. Vidovich, Kathy A. Tomaino, Mary Jane Vidovich and Michael A. Vidovich) —Resolutions # Dauber referred to the conditions, covenants and restrictions (CC&Rs) specifically as they addressed the lake maintanence agreement. She asked if the Vidovich family could sell the lake or change the lake maintenance agreement. Was the Town protected? Siegel asked what would happen if the homeowners' association did not do what was required in the CC&Rs? Siegel also commented on the naming of the streets in this subdivision. He referred to possible confusion with changing these names for County residents on Stonebrook. He suggested that letters be sent informing them of these time changes. The City Attorney stated that certain sections of the CC&Rs could not be changed without Council approval and this included the lake maintenance agreement. She also stated that the Town had the right to oversee the homeowners' association and could take them to court, if necessary for not fulfilling their obligations. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Dauber, seconded by Siegel and passed unanimously by all members present to adopt Resolutions #21-98, #22-98 and #23-98 approving the Quarry Hills Subdivision Tract Map No. 8872, approving the subdivision improvement agreement and approving the conservation easement, Lands of Vidovich, with the stipulation in the conditions, covenants and restrictions that the Council would have to approve the sale of the lake and the lake maintenance plan could not be changed without the approval of the Council. 5.1 UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 5.1 Approval of Emergency Handbook (Abbreviated Guide) April 15, 1998 Regular City Council Meeting