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C. CONSENT CALENDAR: (continued) : <br /> A similar request had been denied by the Planning Commission in 1987 <br /> and by the Council in 1988 . It was staff ' s recommendation that the <br /> applicant be required to pay the fees. Although the City Council , at <br /> their meeting on 3/2/88 , had agreed to waive fees for submittal by Dr. <br /> Collinson of an amended variance application, the variance application <br /> being submitted by Dr . Collinson was not an amended one, but rather <br /> the same one he applied for before. <br /> Dr . Collinson, applicant, explained the history of his project to the <br /> Council . He believed that he had attempted to work within the Town' s <br /> regulations but did acknowledge some misunderstandings on his part . He <br /> noted that when he went back to the Planning Commission with his plans <br /> to enclose the area by putting in windows to replace the open space, <br /> his application was turned down in part because it was visually <br /> obtrusive to the neighbors. Dr. Collinson reported now that a <br /> petition had been signed by the neighbors asking that the garage be <br /> allowed to remain as it provided a screen for the debris of garbage <br /> cans , etc. <br /> Mr . Miguel Aymerich, 27801 Edgerton, stated that he was a neighbor of <br /> Dr. Collinson' s and he was also an architect. He expressed his support <br /> for the approval of the application for a garage. <br /> MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by Tryon and <br /> passed by the following roll call vote to waive the $150 fee for Dr . <br /> Collinson' s variance application. <br /> AYES: Mayor Johnson and Councilmembers Casey and Tryon <br /> NOES: Councilmembers Siegel and van Tamelen <br /> D. PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR: <br /> Mr. Jed Kaplan, 27950 Roble Alto, thanked the Council for putting a <br /> stop sign at Arastradero and Purissima. He was both a bicyclist and a <br /> driver and in both cases he believed the stop sign provided a much <br /> safer intersection. Council noted that this stop sign had been agreed <br /> upon for a six month period of time and at the end of this period of <br /> time its placement would be reevaluated. Council suggested Mr. Kaplan <br /> also express his support at that time for the permanent placement of <br /> the stop sign. <br /> E. PUBLIC HEARINGS: <br /> F. OLD BUSINESS: <br /> 1. Presentation from Alexander and Associates on results of <br /> Community Survey <br /> 411/ <br /> -5- 3/15/89 <br />