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C= CaMIL MINDT'ES - November 7, 1979 D. STAFF - REPORTS, CORIMPONDENCE & AMiGUNCEMK9'S: (Continued) 4W 1. a) City Manager/St. Nicholas crossing Report (Continued) Mrs. Bodine, Nora Drive, cited the following to be considered in support of retaining a crossing guard provided by the Tom: 1) 71 of the school families live in the Hills and pay local taxes; 2) She neighboring community provides crossing guards for both public and parochial schools within its boundaries; 3) The Town has not as yet res- ponded on the legal liability question; and, 4) The City Manager has not met with concerned parties as directed at the last Council meeting. Mayor McReynolds advised the City Manages to take agressive treasures to meet with those concerned within the next week. The City Attorney stated that use of State traffic safety funds were at the discretion of the local govern ent, that if the problem centered on the on/off ramps of IS280 CALTRANS aid might be enlisted in its resolve and if the intersection itself was determined to be hazardous the Council should do one of the following: 1) Close off the intersection; 2) Bear in total the cost of a crossing guard; 3) Furnish a crossing guard who would be paid for by the school; or, 4) Take whatever action recommended by the traffic engineer to resolve the problem. MOTION SECDNDED AND CARRIED- Moved by Councilman Nystrom, seconded by Councilwoman Hillestad and carried nnan„n,nsly to continue this matter to the next meeting, directing that the City Manager agressively continue negotiations to resolve the problem and maintain the services of the Town's Security Officer as a crossing guard in the interim. 2. City Attorney: c a) Report on Chaparral Way and proposed Resolution. Mr. Pearlman, Attorney for the Horton, advised that he was having a court reporter transcribe both this tatter and consideration of the Horton Tentative Map later. The City Attorney then advised of the error on the Resolution approving Final Map for Tract 46355 in September, 1978 which was the dedication for public use for a small portion of Chaparral Way, the rest of which is private. He then recommnded that the Council first adopt the Resolution before correcting the inadvertent acoep- tance and that an amended Clerk's certificate be prepared. M KION =LADED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilman Perkins, seconded by Councilman Nystrom and pas 1 owang roll call vote to adopt Resolution #1244 zmending Resolution #1152, deleting public dedication of portion of Chaparral Way. AYES: Councilnimbers Hillestad, Nystrom and Perkins. NOES: None. PRES=: Mayor McReynolds and Councilman Proft. E. SPECIAL ORDERS: 1. ordinance #257 providing for historical preservation. The City Attorney provided introduction, noting the revised sections now included. M CN SEMNDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Councilor Hillestad, seconded by Councilman Nystrom and passed unanimous ly to waive further reading of Ordinance #257. M7rION SECa= AMID CARRIED: Moved by Councilwwoan Hillestad, seconded by Councilman Nystrom and carried unannrously to adopt Ordinance #257 amrA;nq Title 9 of the Los [ Altos Hills Municipal Code by adding thereto Chapter 6 entitled "Tandark Designation 'fir and Preservation". -3-