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4W 4W CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - March 17, 1976 LANDS OF ROSSI (Cont'd.): Mr. Rossi also stated that, in discussing the matter with his Engineer, Mr. Dexter Algren, it was felt that the original location of the Mesa Adobe could not be certified, and in response to Councilwoman Hillestad, he stated that he had been aware of the Town's designation of the property as a historical point of interest when he purchased the property. Further discussion ensued with the concersus of Council being that an impartial person who was qualified should study the evidence and make a report of the fin�ings to Council. Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Councilman Proft to deny without prejudice the request for change in the designation of the historical point point of interest, LANDS OF ROSSI. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Speaking from the Floor: Mrs. Irma Goldsmith, Elena Road: Requested to know What objection the appli- cant had to such a designation on his property. G. GENERAL ORDERS AND UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 1. Council appointments as representatives to Inter -Government Agencies, Commissions and Committees: Mayor Cheney noted that, because of the recent Council changes, many vacancies existed on various Commissions, Agencies, etc., which were held by former Council members. He said that, although the Mayor had the prerogative of appointing, he would like to know if any Council members had any preference for the agencies listed. Councilman Grabowski noted that the City Engineer was now the official representative to the Northwest Zone Flood Control Advisory Board, and that former Councilwoman Miller had been the principal representative to the Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board. New Council Members asked if more information could be supplied regarding meeting dates and times, and the duties of each appointment, so they would be better able to respond. Mayor Cheney requested that the secretary obtain the requested information for the next regularly scheduled Council meeting. Mayor Cheney also indicated that he would like to continue as Council's representative to the Planning Policy Committee to provide continuity, and Planning Commission Chairman, Mrs. J. Carico, requested to remain the Plannin( Commission's representative on that Committee. H. NEW BUSINESS: 1. Town Planner: Requested that Council consider at least one appointment to the Planning Commission as a priority of business, since there were only four members on the Conmission presently. Council discussion ensued. and (1W concensus was to interview applicants at an adjourned meeting and appoint at least one Commissioner at that time. -6-