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CITY COUNCIL MUATfES - June 19, 1985 H. SPECIAL REPORTS: Item 2. Reports from Ad Hoc Committees: (continued): b) Heritage Preserve: Rosevmary Meverott reported that Mr. Wentz had offered a hay rack to the Preserve but it would need to be moved by the crew within a week. PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To direct staff to move hay rack from Wentz property to the Preserve, to refer the mattes of donations to the Preserve to the Safety Committee for a recommendation on the safety issue (signs on equipment placed in the Preserve, etc.), and to ask the Town Historian to review all donations of historical items to the Preserve. •ma�•�v n••�a •v ns �_ �U� :�4A 1. City City Manager: a) Warrant List - July 3, 1985 Council meeting The City Manages noted that since the Finance Officer was on vacation, the warrant list for the next meeting would be available Tuesday afternoon, 7/2/85. b) &mall Cities Round Up The City Manager reported that he would be attending the Small Cities Round Up at U.C. Davis on Thursday, June 20, 1985. 2. City Attorney: 3. City Clerk: Report on Council Correspondence PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To accept the Report on Council Correspondence dated 6/14/85 and on file at Town Hall. 4. Other: MOTION SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Moved by Allison, recorded by Rydell and passed unanimously by all members present to go past the hour of adjournment to 12:30 a.m. 1. Los Altos Library Commission: a) Request to form a Joint Powers Agreement with Los Altos b) Request to continue to fund the library deficit Judy Duque, Los Altos Library Commission addressed the Council concerning their request for the Town to join with Los Altos in placing a library override tax on the November ballot, to form a Joint Powers Agreement and to approve funding of the library deficit until override monies became available if the measure passes. Mrs. Duque noted that the funds generated would be used to restore and improve the library services which had run at a deficit since 1979 and which had been sub- sidized by the cities since 1982. Janice Yee, Deputy County Librarian, cmuented that the matter of funding the library deficit had been discussed by the Board of Supervisors; however, the matter had been scheduled for their 6/24/85 meeting pending receipt of additional information. -10-