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Tom Barclay, Air Traffic Manager, Federal Aviation Administration, Bay TRACON, L who manages flight rules. The recommendation before Council was for the Mayor to %W send this letter to Mr. Barclay with the goal of stopping the increased noise from commercial flights. Marjorie Evans, 14511 DeBell Drive, gave a brief summary of this matter which seemed to become an issue for the Town about every ten years. She strongly supported bringing it to the attention of those in charge so that they would be reminded of the Town's history as related to noise from commercial jets and would be agreeable to correcting it at this time. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Dauber, seconded by Johnson and passed unanimously by all members present to agree that the Mayor would send the letter to Mr. Barclay on the issue of increased noise in the Town from commercial flights. Council thanked Ms. Evans for her work on this project. 8. STAFF REPORTS 8.1 City Manager 8.1.1 Quarry Project The City Manager reported that Mr. V idovich's priority appeared to be with his residence rather than the subdivision. Submittals on the subdivision in the fall and again in January were incomplete but now a submittal was with Engineering. It was noted that the building permit for the house could not be pulled until the conditions of the subdivision were met. 8.1.2 Rogez Subdivision The City Manager noted that the storm drain agreement with the Rogez had been signed. 8.1.3 Solid Waste The City Manager commented that a meeting with the Solid Waste Subcommittee was scheduled for 5/8/97 and there was a July V deadline to get the issues resolved. 8.1.4 Abode Creek Hillside The City Manager noted that a request had been received from the Pathway Committee for the Adobe Creek Hillside path to be graded for the pathway walk scheduled for June 7'". The City Manager reported that due to previous commitments staff was unable to get this project done by June 7' and if contracted out it would be more than $5,000. Although the path could not be graded, he noted that it was passable. Dauber commented that Les Earnest, the Chairman of the Pathways Committee, and his son had done an enormous amount of work on the path themselves and she really believed this path should be graded for the walk. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Johnson, seconded by Hubbard and passed unanimously by all members present to add the following item to the agenda as an urgency item: authorization for the City Manager to enter into a contract not to exceed $10,000 to grade the entire length of the Adobe Creek Hillside path. May 7, 1997 Regular City Council Meeting