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CITY ocuNcIL MHVOTES - Septenber 5, 1984 D. SPECIAL ORDERS: Item l.a) Public Hearing (continued): MOTION SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Moved by Fkku=an, seconded by Dronkert and passed by the following roll call vote to support the resolution of the Transportation 2000 Steering Crnmittee acknowledging the need for new or additional construction on routes 101, 237, 85 and 152. AYES: Councilmenbers Dronkert, Fuhrman and Rydell NOES: Mayor Allison ABS'T'AIN: Councilnouber van Tamelen 2. Resolution # approving an amendment to Solid Waste Management Plan for Santa Clara County to include the expansion of the Pacheco Pass Landfill YDTION SECO= AMID CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by FUhnnan and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #89-84 approving an amerlmert to Solid Waste Management Plan for Santa Clara County to include the expansion of the Pacheco Pass Landfill 3. Resolution # approving and authorizing execution of an amended lease between the City of the Town of Los Altos Hills and Purissima Hills Water District Council had before then a revised lease with the Purissima Hills Water District as prepared by the City Attorney and dated 8/29/84, van Tamelen stated she would rather have the lease include a $200/month credit toward the T'own's water bills than a $200/munth rental fee paid to the Town. Dronkert co n vented that in her �,. opinion the $200/month rental fee was the better option from a bookkeeping point Of view. Irma Goldsmith, 27330 Elena road, gave a brief history of the past relationship between the Water District and the Town. Mrs. Goldsmuth stated her adniration and respect for the Water District and com anted that she felt they had worked with the Tann over the years in a fair and equitable manner. Mr. Dan Alexander, President - Purissima Hills Water District, presented the Council with a brief overview of the events between the District and the Tom concerning the lease. In particular Mr. Alexander read into the record the trans- cript of an excerpt from the Water District's Board Meeting of June 12, 1984. (This document is on file at the City Clerk's Office at Torun Hall.) Mr. Alexander reiterated the District's position that they would not agree to a year-to-year lease. The District was in support of a ten year lease with ten-year options subject to renegotiations kerning the rental amount. Mr. David Janssen, 27440 Sherlock Court, expressed his concerns to the Council concerning the proposed annual lease and the possibility of increased water rates to the residents of the Town. Mr. Marshall Smith, 26535 Weston Drive, also cemented that he felt that if the lease were renegotiated on an annual basis, it would provide a built in opportunity for an increase in the water rates. ( MOTION MADE AND FAILED BY TBE FnIJJDWSNG ROLL CALL VOTE TO CALL THE QOES`TION: '1,' AYES: Councilmmber Fuhr an NOES: Councilmembers Dronkert, Rydell and van Tamelen PRESENT: Mayor Allison -2-