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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - November 18, 1981 D.3.b) Motion by Perkins continued from November 9, 1981 meeting MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Perkins, seconded by Proft and %W passed unanimously to approve no expenditures (Public Safety Department) for equipment or personnel beyond the personnel presently on board until the vote is taken in the April Election. NW Councilman Perkins presented a motion to rescind Resolution #1354, but to continue the current study of the Town's Police and Fire Protection needs and how these needs should be met. Further noting, Perkins said his reasonings for this motion are that Resolution #1354 is an anachron- ism. Councilwoman Hillestad noted that by rescinding the total resolution, it could cause administrative problems. The issue was opened to the public: Andrew Allison, 27360 Natoma Road; Louise Dronkert, 27431 Black Mountain Road, Sid Hubbard, 25228 La Loma Drive, all spoke in favor of the motion to rescind Resolution #1354. Mayor Proft noted that this could cause administrative difficulties if this motion were approved. MOTION SECONDED AND FAILED: Moved by Perkins, seconded by Proft to rescind Resolution #1354, but to continue the current study of the Town's Police and Fire Protection needs and how these needs should be met. ROLL CALL VOTE: APES: Councilman Perkins NOES: Mayor Proft, Councilmembers Hillestad and McReynolds ABSTAIN: NONE F. GENERAL ORDERS AND UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 1. Lands of Bellucci, File #TM 2104-79, Request for change in Tentative Map Conditions of Approval (continued from 11/9/81 meeting) Mr. Carlson reported that this item was continued from the November 9, 1981 meeting, reviewing his staff reports of November 4, 1981 and November 13, 19811 noting this proposed access is acceptable to staff with conditions as outlined in his November 13, 1981 staff report. Further noting, if Council approves the proposed access, staff has supplied a revised condition of the Tentative Map Conditions of Approval. David Bellucci, 26220 Moody Road, stated his reasons for wanting to change to access as s own on t e approved tentative map, and asked that the City Council approve his request. City Council, staff and applicant discussed in length the proposed access and other alternatives that could be used. Chairman Rydell felt that since there would be a change to the tentative map, the planning commission should review the proposed change. -4-