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4111is cable the Town. Mr. Dieckmann also commented that they might be able to bring construction costs down. On the subject of the tower, Mr. Dieckmann reported that LaCresta was no longer suggested as a possible location. Mr. George Beers, Cable TV Ad Hoc Committee Member, commented that he did not see a problem with waiting 45 days. He also noted that Foothill uses United' s equipment and the access channel is owned and funded by United. If another firm were selected by the Town for cable tv, Mr. Beers would think that some financial arrangement would have to be made with United. Mr. Robert Kincheloe, Cable TV Ad Hoc Commit- tee Member, commented that he would prefer to see Council ' s decision based on as much accurate information as possible. Mr. Jerry Currie, 25545 O' Keefe Lane, thought Council should seriously consider the good proposal before them. He felt that if additional in- formation obtained resulted in a negative attitude toward cabling the Town, then Council ' s negotiating position would not be very good. Mr. Musselman, Hearst, commented that the disadvantage to Council ' s not making their decision now was that after he did strand mapping the 85% figure he had already presented to Council might be lowered. Tryon stated that she was against further delays on this matter. A lot of research had been done and Council had good proposals available to them. Dronkert commented the she was not particularly interested in any of the proposals. The only interest she had heard from residents concerned the availability of Foothill Classes and the Access Channel and she understood that unless United were chosen, these might not be available to the residents. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel , seconded by Plummer and passed by the following roll call vote to continue consideration of proposals and decision to enter into negotiations with particular ap- plicant for cable tv for 45 days. AYES: Mayor van Tamelen and Councilmembers Plummer and Siegel NOES: Mayor Pro Tem Tryon and Councilmember Dronkert 2. LANDS OF CURRIE, 25545 O' Keefe Lane, tentative map applica- tion - request for eight lot subdivision (File TM #3-86 APN #175-48-056) The Town Planner referred to her staff report dated 12/31/86 which in- cluded the recommendation that Council approve the proposed eight-lot subdivision for Lands of Currie subject the conditions of approval submitted by the Planning Commission. Mr. Ron Rainey, applicant ' s lawyer, presented a letter to the Council dated 1/7/87 recommending changing the following conditions of V -3-