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CITY CO(WIL bZNUTES - April 3, 1985 E. SPECIAL ORDERS: It� 1 - Public Hearings (continued): �W c) LANDS OF GRINNELL, 15472 Vista Serena, request for approval of a special land use Permit to allow a new residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet The Staff Planner pretsented her report dated 3/26/85 which included the Site Developnent Committee's recomnended approval of the proposed residence. it wa� further noted that this pro3ect conformed with all the guidelines for Ord inance #295. Richard TAbng, 1274 Browning Lane, Sunnyvale, noted that he was the adjacent property owner and he was ooncernect witn tw proposed location of the house. Mr. Wong further oommen ted, however, that he wanted to cooperate with his new neighbors. Mr. Dick Grinnell, applicant, noted that he had a landscaping plan which included F-ffi would mitigate the visual impact of the house. extensive tree plantings w i Mayor Allison suggested that Mir. Grinnell and Mr. Wong arrange to get together to discuss the proposed landscaping. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Rydell and passed unanimously to approve a special land use permit for Lands of Grinnell for a new residence having a height in excess of fifteen feet based on the Site Development Cm�ttee's findings that the project confonned with all the guidelines established for Ordinance #295. �ftw 2. Resolution k__appraving addendum to agreement with Gerald Ferrari for sewer construction reimbursement. The City Manager reported that in 1973 the Town and Mr. Ferrari entered into a refunding agreement to insure that Mr. Ferrari would receive reimbursement for the cost of a sewer line be installed. The ag reemen t provided that Mr. Ferrari would receive $843 for each future connection to the line up to a total of $8,430. Since that tine Mr. Ferrari has received $4,000 from a developer for connections made to the line. Therefore the proposed addendum reduces the Town's responsibility for collection of the connection fees to $4,430. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Fuhrman, seconded by Dronkert and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #28-85 approving addendum to agreement with Gerald Ferrari for sewer construction reimbursement. 3. Ordinance #296 amending Article I of Chapter I entitled "Animals" of Title 6 of the Los Altos Hills Municipal Code (SECOND READING) (adding Section B4-14 relating to animals and vehicles to the Animal Control Code) MOTION SE03NDED AND CARRIED : Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Dronkert and passed -unanimously to waive further reading of Ordinance #296. Dronkert asked the City Attorney if the Town was required to be in conformity with the County's animal ordinance. The City Attorney responded that if the Town wished it could adopt its own animal control ordinance. -4-