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%W <br />Housing Element <br />Planning Issues: Remodels, <br />non -conforming structures, and <br />defacto subdivisions <br />Development Process <br />Solid Waste <br />Town Hall Remodel <br />Bullis School Gym Project <br />Elayne Dauber <br />Bob Johnson* <br />(Commissioners Schreiner & Stutz) <br />Sid Hubbard* <br />Elayne Dauber <br />(Commissioners Doran and Gottlieb) <br />Toni Casey* <br />William Siegel <br />(Commissioners Cheng & McMahon) <br />Siegel <br />(City Manager & Finance Committee <br />Member Ken Clifford) <br />Sid Hubbard* <br />William Siegel <br />Bob Johnson <br />(The asterisk indicates the lead Councilmember on the subcommittee.) <br />6.2 Status of Byrne Preserve Fire Protection <br />The Public Works Manager presented aerial photographs of Byrne Preserve which <br />showed how far the house structures were located from the preserve. This project <br />had been done by Matt McConnell, a summer intern in the engineering department. <br />He noted that a meeting was scheduled for the week of July 16th to meet with the <br />experts and to discuss what the Town needed to do for fire protection in the <br />preserve. One proposal was to close Byrne Preserve on days determined to be high <br />fire risk days by the Fire District. The Public Works Manager stated that he would <br />provide further reports to Council on this issue. Council thanked the Public Works <br />Manager for this report and did note that the aerial photographs should include the <br />entire perimeter of the preserve. <br />Bill Smith, 27300 Deer Springs Way, concurred that the experts should be called in to <br />address the issue of fire protection in Byrne Preserve. <br />REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES, SUB -COMMITTEES, AND <br />COUNCILMEMBERS ON OUTSIDE AGENCIES <br />8. STAFF REPORTS <br />July 5, 1995 <br />Regular City Council Meeting <br />