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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - January 29, 1975 E. SPECIAL ORDERS: 1. Aooroval of Emergency Medical Service .System Plan (cont'd from 12/18/74 Mr. Crowe informed Council that this item was on the Agenda this evening for action by Council after they had a verbal report from Mr. Donald Miller at the last meeting concerning the Plan. He said that the implementation of of the Plan would be via a federal grant to be obtained by the County which would cover equipment, training and manpower. He commented that the Plan was not perfect; however, it was quite workable and flexible enough to be modified to meet changing needs. NOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Mayor Grabowski moved, seconded by Councilman McReynolds and unanimously carried to approve the Santa Clara County Emergency Medical Service System Plan as presented. 2. County Arterial Bikeway Plan: Mayor Grabowski moved, seconded by Councilman Helgesson and unanimously carried to approve and authorize the execution of a Bikeway Agreement between the Town and Santa Clara County. Mr. Crowe noted that since Council approved the Agreement, a Resolution was in order prohibiting pedestrian and other uses of that portion of the ` Foothill Expressway within the limits of the Town. 4✓ Discussion ensued regarding exigencies, and the City Attorney responded to questions raised by Council. ' Mayor Grabowski suggested the substitution of several wordsto clarify the proposed Resolution before Council, which were accepted and incorporated into the Resolution. Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Mayor Grabowski and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #863 prohibiting pedestrian and other uses of the Foothill Expressway. 3. Lands of Stedman/Bahl (File #393-72): a) Consideration of request for exemption of certain check list Condit ons approved by the Planning Lomm ssion: Mr. Don Bahl, owner and developer of the subdivision in question, appeared before Council requesting certain conditional exemptions from the approved check list recommended by the Planning Commission. The requests, and the actions taken by Council are as followed, numbered according to their order in the approved check list: 1. "Country Way shall be improved to Town standards to the satisfaction of the Town Engineer. After improvement, Country Way shall be offered for Dedication to the Town." Mr. Bahl requested that Country Way become a private road, and stated that a Corporation would be formed to in- sure sufficient funds for the upkeep and maintenance of the road if Council granted this exemption. to