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ow CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - June 16, 1976 SPECIAL ORDERS (Cont'd): After discussion and questions, Mayor Cheney summarized the background of the subject in question, noting that the Town's Historian had researched the former site of the Adobe, and based on the evidence presented at that time, the City Council had designated the subject site as a historical point of interest. Mayor Cheney explained that the Council then authorized the Historian to proceed with getting County and State recognition of the site on behalf of the Town. Mayor Cheney noted that Council must make a decision this evening, after hearing the evidence presented by Mr. Ahlgren, as to which was scientifically more creditable in regard to the accuracy of the survey, whether the creek had moved to any degree which might affect the present day survey as compared to the original one for the property, and the Planning Commission recommend- ation. Councilwoman Hillestad moved, seconded by Councilman Proft, to adopt Resolution #962 approving and adopting changes and amendments to the General Plan for the Town by removing the designation of a historical point of interest entitled "Juan Prado Mesa Adobe" from the Open Space Element. Motion carried by the following roll call vote: AYE: Councilmen Grabowski, Proft, Councilwoman Hillestad, Mayor Cheney. NO: NONE ABSENT: Councilman Brown ABSTAIN: NONE 2. Ordinances for Adoption: a) Ord. #231 amending LAH Municipal Code as it pertains to dog license fees. At the request of Council, Mr. Crowe read the Title of the Ordinance, noting that this would bring the license fees for dogs in line with fees within the County. Councilman Proft moved, seconded by Councilwoman Hillestad, to waive further reading of the Ordinance. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Councilman Proft moved, seconded by Councilman Grabowski, to adopt Ordinance #231 by its title. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. b) Ord. #232 amending LAH Municipal Code, Chapter 4, Title 9 entitled "Subdivisions." At the request of Council, Mr. Crowe read the Title of the Ordinance and noted that, if adopted this evening by Council, the Ordinance would be k considered an Urgency Ordinance, taking effect on July 3, 1976, the date .r the subdivision moratorium expires. Councilman Proft moved, seconded by Councilwoman Hillestad, and unanimously carried by roll call vote to waive further reading of the Ordinance. -6-