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Siegel asked about the timeframe for this project and also commented on the need %, for policy guidelines from Council. The Planning Consultant noted that status reports would be prepared on a regular basis. The project would basically be completed when the housing element was submitted but of course if new issues were raised along the way, renegotiation of the contract could be discussed. The Housing Subcommittee (Dauber, Johnson, Stutz and Schreiner) would work with the consultants on addressing the major issues related to the housing element. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Hubbard, seconded by Siegel and passed unanimously by all members present to approve the $9,750 plus meeting cost for a time and materials not -to -exceed contract with Stevenson, Porto & Pierce, including the addendum dated 5/17/95 on milestone billing for the preparation of a revised Housing Element. 4.11 Approval of a budget amendment to provide for air conditioning in the Heritage House Casey questioned the $13,000 cost of this project referred to in the staff report. The City Manager responded that new information had become available and the new amount for the project was $7,000. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Hubbard, seconded by Siegel and passed unanimously by all members present to approve a budget amendment not to taw exceed $7,000 for air conditioning in the Heritage House. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 5.1 Denial of Claim: Mr. and Mrs. Scarampi Mr. Scarampi, 25550 Moody Road, referred to the claim he had filed with the Town for flood damage to their property. He believed that the drainage channel along Moody Road was an inadequate system and thus resulted in the flooding. He noted that this was not the first time his property had flooded and it was an ongoing hazard to his land. Mr. Scarampi commented that although ABAG had recommended denial of his claim, they had not inspected the property. Mr. Scarampi stated that he would work with the Town in a spirit of cooperation toward the resolution of this problem. Council discussed this drainage situation and suggested that the City Manager add this project to the drainage study, obtain a scope of the project and report back to Council. Hubbard did comment that other residents were affected by the storms and inquired whether this would be precedent setting. Casey believed ABAG should have inspected the property and also noted that, in her opinion, the Town's reserves could pay for such a project. (� May 17, 1995 Regular City Council Meeting