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CITY OOjWIL MINUTES - October 15, 1982 F. GENERAL ORDERS AMID UNFINISHED BUSINESS: (continued) 5. Matadero Creek Subdivision - Changes to the CC&Rs MOTION SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Moved by Proft, seconded by Allison and passed unanvrously to adopt Resolution #1494 amending the CC&Rs for Matadero Creek as follow: Clause 3. Open Space: 3. Substitute: "Landscaping should be limited to oaks and other species that blend naturally with oaks and the natural terrain. These plants must be chosen frau the list approved by the Towyn. Care will be taken to avoid blocking major vistas." 5. Substitute: "Poison oak, dead vegeta- tion, and other materials constituting a fire hazard may be removed." Clause 3. Conservation Easements: 2. Substitute: "Private low recreational use is allowed, but permanent structures are mt." G. NEW BUSINESS: 1. IGC Report - van Tamelen van Ta len reported on the 10/7/82 meeting of the IGC. In particular, the following items were discussed: 1) On 11/4/82 public hearings would be held concerning hazardous spills legislation. After the hearings and the IGC vote, proposed legislation would be sent to the cities; 2) 'Item was a vacancy on the Emergency Medical Care Committee. van Tamelen asked Council to let her know if they had any recomendations. PASSED BY CONSENSUS: 7trx'eagpe�i-Itsy'E�e`rirepali-tarr44ri�n CL-nndseien. To support the IGC appointment of Roy Lave to the Metropolitan Transpor- tation Comdssion (amended by Council 11/8/82) 2. ICC - Financial Evaluation - Hillestad Hillestad presented a report on the financial condition of the Inter -City Council and a list of recomiendations which had been made regarding financial planning for the ICC. MOTION SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Allison and passed unanimously to approve the following recamendations concerning the ICC: 1) $100 annual dues, payable on or after July 1 with a penalty charged after November of the same year; 2) place mronies in a checking account which pays interest and does not charge for checks written; 3) $150 monthly payment to city providing secretarial support; and 4) continuation of policy of guaranteed reservations (cities respon- sible for no-shows). People Who Care Recycling PASSED By omsENsus: To appoint Councilwoman Hillestad to work with representatives from People Who Care Recycling, and to present a report at the next Council meeting. Flection Signs Allison suggested the adoption of an ordinance regarding election signs. The City Attorney discussed the legal ramifications of such an ordinance and agreed to prepare a draft for Council to review. QS