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Ili/ MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by Siegel <br /> and passed unanimously by all members present to grant an extension of <br /> Mr. Noghrey's site development permit for a new residence at 27870 Fawn <br /> Creek Court to March 30, 1993. It was further noted that no further <br /> extensions for this project would be granted. <br /> PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To adopt the policy that although requests for <br /> extensions of site development permits were not public hearings, the <br /> neighbors would be sent an agenda notifying them that such requests were <br /> being discussed by the Council. <br /> 7.3 Requests from Horsemen? Association Concerning Parking and the <br /> Addition of a Warm-Up Area at the Town Ring <br /> Trina Watson, President of the Los Altos Hills Horsemens' Association, <br /> referred to her letter dated 4/7/92 in which she asked for approval of a <br /> warm-up area for the horses competing at Town Ring shows and approval <br /> of certain measures to prevent illegal parking on the grassy area around <br /> the ring. <br /> Dot Schreiner, Chairman - Pathways Recreation and Parks Committee, <br /> commented on the parking issue. The Pathways Recreation and Parks <br /> Committee had held a meeting of interested parties on this matter and a <br /> sub-committee had been formed to include the City Manager, Ed Emling <br /> (Horsemen? Association) and Wes Henderson (Little League). Mrs. <br /> Schreiner suggested the sub-committee address the parking issue again as <br /> it was presently not working out at all. Parking was solid and the horses <br /> could not get through. In addition the no parking signs were being <br /> ignored. She also commented on the area opposite the corporation yard. <br /> People were parking there which precluded anyone from turning to get <br /> into the yard. She believed no parking signs should be placed in that <br /> location . <br /> Shari Emling, 11853 Murietta Lane, commented that if telephone poles were <br /> used they would have to be quite substantial or they would not be <br /> effective. <br /> Ed Emling, 11953 Murietta Lane, commented that he believed the area was <br /> dangerous for both cars and horses. Cars were all over the area and it was <br /> an ongoing problem. He believed the area should be signed no parking all <br /> along the street and marked a tow away zone. <br /> May 6, 1992 <br /> Regular Meeting <br /> 6 <br />