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CITY COUNCIL MEETING - June 4, 1975 City Attorney Frank Gillio, referring to Item 4 b) on the CONSENT CALENDAR, informed Council that it was next in order to have a first reading of the proposed Ordinance, and to then introduce the Ordinance by its title. At the request of Council, Mr. Gillio read the title of the proposed Ordinance; "An Ordinance of the Town of Los Altos Hills amending Chapter I of Title 8 to adopt by reference the 1973 edition of the Uniform Building Code, including the appendix thereto, the 1974 supplement, and the Uniform Building Code Standards, 1973 edition; adding Chapter 1.1 to Title 8 to adopt by reference the Uniform Housing Code, 1973 edition; amending Chapter 2 of Title 8 to adopt by reference the 1971 edition of the National Electric Code; and amending Chapter 3 of Title 8 to adopt by reference the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1973 edition, respectively, of the Los Altos Hills Municipal Code." MOTION SECONDED AND Cheney and unanimously Rcarried Otonwaivenfurther sreading on dofsthe nOrdinaCouncilman Ordinance. MOTIONSECONDED and0unanimouslyAND RcarriedOtoncilman introduce theson Ordi�nance bycitseTitleCouncilman C. SPECIAL REPORTS: 1. Fiaal '-j ari Nr. Cotton reviewed his final report on the first phase of the Geological Hazard Mapping Program he is doing for the Town and reported on steps accomplished to date. He presented various scaled contour maps, aerial photos, and color slides, where he outlined information that was already available from present sources. Mr. Cotton said the product of the work accomplished was a compilation of the available information regarding the earth materials to be found within the Town and the known faults. From this information, further investigation is done to determine the accuracy of present information so that problem areas would be known, and in that way, engineering for land development would be facilitated. 2. Survey Report on Trans ortation Alternatives - Bullis-Purissima Parent dv sory Board. Councilman Helgesson noted that, as a result of meetings held by the Council -Parents Committee, and information collected, it was suggested that a poll be taken of the residents affected by the School District's decision not to continue bus service to the schools within the Town in order to determine the percentage of those willing to participate in some form of charter service to handle this transportation problem. Dr. Richard Barron synthesized a written report forwarded to Council re- garding the poll taken of parents, and noted that, if no financial help was available, the cost to participate in a chartered service would be in the neighborhood of $160/year per child. -2-