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CITY EDUNCIL MINUPFS - October 15, 1982 C. SPECIAL REPORTS: (continued) 3. Reports from the Planning COMMission: Planning Ca[mission Representative Struthers reported on the 10/13/82 Planning Cannission Meeting: approval of CUP annual reviews for Berry Hill and Pinciocd School; amendments to Subarea Plan as part of the General Plan, lands of Horton; and a study of the impact of satellite saucers and solar panels. 4. Presentations from the Floor: Frank Saul, 27977 Via Ventena, cannented on the Council's approval at their last meeting of an expense for hydro mulching at Matadero Creek. In his opinion, this approval was not appropriate; the problem had already been handled and monies had already been spent. In addition Mr. Saul asked if the real estate signs being placed on the property were in conformance with the Town's ordinance. The Acting City Manager responded that he would check the size of the signs at Matadero Creek. He also cammented that, in his opinion, the Council's approval of hydro -mulching was needed; it was a responsible action to spend a reasonable amount of money to protect an expensive investment. The City Council adjourned to a Closed Session for Litigation at 6:15 p.m. and reconvened at 9:15 p.m. City Manager: a) People Wh, Care Recycling (continued to next Council meeting) b) Report on staff salaries and staff changes M MON SECOMIDID AMID CARRIED: Moved by Allison, seconded by Hillestad and passed unanimously to approve a 58 cost -of -living salary increase for Town employees, effective January 1, 1983. MOTION SECOMIDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Hillestad, seconded by Proft and passed unani- mously to approve the following temporary personnel changes: 1) full-time employment of Assistant Planner Pat Webb at a monthly salary of $1,418 plus fringe benefits, effective November 1, 1982; and 2) Designation of Building Official Edward Murphy as Acting Director of Public Works, with a 108 salary increase effective 10/1/82. c) Matadero Creek Subdivision - offer on Lot #19 The Acting city Manager stated that in response to an offer which had been received for Lot #19 from Mr. and Mrs. Stan Davis, he was recommending a counter-offer with the following terms and conditions: 1) all cash purchase price ($260,000); a cashier's check in the amount of $5,000 to accorrpany the deposit receipt; 3) "offer contingent upon the Town's Site Development Committee giving preliminary approval in writing of site plan sutmmmitted by the buyer, within 12 business days of final acceptance."; 4) deposit to be increased to $26,000 (108) upon removal of preliminary site approval con- tingency; 5) escrow to be completed and closed within 45 days; 6) buyer to have 5 days for review and acceptance of preliminary title report and 7) buyer to pay all escrow ( fees and property transfer tax. -3-