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CPPy COUNCIL NINUIT, - August 3, 1983 D. SPECIAL REPORTS (continued): 2. Reports from Ad Hoc Comiittees: none 3. Reports from the Planning cmvnission: planning Camtission Kuranoff reported that the site development for the Daughters of Charity had been approved; the issue of possible violation of the home occupa- tion ordinance on the Lands of Ersepke had been referred to the Council; the changes concerning antennas -building coverage were still in the process of review; and the field trip to review the drainage at La Palana had taken place. The Camuission expressed strong concerns regarding substantial downstream drainage; process needed to be reviewed. PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To review and evaluate the downstream drainage process at the Site Development and Subdivision stages. 4. Crn is from the Council: a) mayor van Tamelen 1) Announcement honoring Asian Americans for cammnity involvement M7rION SECDNDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Allison, seconded by Perkins and passed unani- m,,sly by all m mbers present to send a letter honoring Asian Americans for caominity involvaoent. 2) Report on RKecutive Forum Meeting held in July van Tamelen reported that the key issues of discussion at the Executive Forum Meeting of the League of Calfifomia Cities were the budget and finances. -A- uiclee-t-ape-had-beaa-e'e��a-€#naxees-wla4ek-�u3�-be-s3�ewa-ta3n>:ex'esaed-gtsafls cenzerning ymya-to-sore-money.* van Tamelen also comented that the Housing Development Office was now working with the cities on housing issues. 5. Presentations from the Floor: a)Rosemazy M1eyerott Town Historian, presented a brief background on the gift of historical farm eguipnent and the concept of an agricultural historical park behind Town Hall. Mrs.. Meyerott, who was appointed Town Historian in 1976, further noted that Yvonnne Jacobson, an historian at at the DeAnza College Historical Center, would also be involved in the establishment of such a park. (Unfortunately, Mrs. Jacobson had been unable to attend the Council meeting.) b) Fdvrard Haz'nes Chai.xman - Cam,nity Relations Camdttee, expressed strong interest in the park; be thought it ngortant to understand the past to appreciate the present and plan for the future. The park would provide a central place in Town for residents to meet. c) Arlene Toffe Reed, on behalf of the Taaffe family and the Reed children, presenteI to the Town a gift of a vintage hay baler (about 1900). Council thanked Mrs. Reed for this gesture of good fellowship and comented that j, this historical fan, equip went would be a part of the agricultural historical �w park. * A video tape had been Prepared concerning financing local been Placed on the and a list of ways for local gover mients to save money board in the Council office.-3(AmRMED BY SIL 8/17/83)