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ro 7.1 Charges for Council, Planning Commission, and Site Development Committee Agendas and Minutes Council discussed the current costs of the minutes and agendas as approved in the new fee schedule and the past costs of these documents. It was requested by Council that a report be prepared by the City Clerk on how many subscribe to these documents and how many received complimentary copies. PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To continue this item pending receipt of additional information. 7.2 Griffin House Council had received a report from the City Attorney on the past discussions by Councils on the Griffin House and the minutes of the meetings held by the committee on the proposed restoration of the Griffin House on the Foothill College campus. Tryon commented on the participation on this committee by two Councilmembers f.. who had not officially been appointed by the Council to represent the Town on the committee. She also referenced two resolutions in 1974 which stated the Council's support of preserving the Griffin House as an historical monument. Tryon wanted to be sure that the Council representatives on this committee were representing the Town's views. Casey stated that it was not a Town Committee. Chancellor Fryer was very interested in saving the Griffin House and the committee was investigating various alternatives for saving the house. Chancellor Fryer had invited both her and Siegel to be on the committee. Rosemary Meyerott, Town Historian, noted that there was a private organization which was quite interested in providing the financial support to save the Griffin House. Siegel stated that he believed that it was appropriate at this time for the Town to be very clear that although they would support the restoration of the Griffin House, they did not intend to provide any financial support for this project. Lig October 18, 1989 9