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CCMMUNICATIOBS (cont.) Y 5. The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors sent a copy of their resolution �r adopting "Goals and Policies for Housing". Councilman Grabowski stated he was not in accord with thin resolution as it represents simply a rehash of the joint housing element that the Council had rejected a year or so ago. Councilman Grabowski moved to reject this resolution and return it to the County Board of Supervisors as unacceptable. Council nan Kubby felt this was out of order as the Town was not asked to approve this resolstion, that it was for the Town's information only. Councilman Grabowski agreed with Councilman Kubby but felt the Town should be able to express their opinion. Ma/or Helgesson felt this item should be brought up under "Other Business by Councilnen" on the agenda. Councilman Grabowski withdrew his motion. 6. The City of Palo Alto sent a copy of their "Resolition Opposing Southern Pacific Transportation Company's Proposed Increase in Fessengsr Fares". MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Miller and carried unanimously that the Town express their support for Palo Alto in their opposition to a rate increase and address this support in a letter to the Public 'itilities Commission. 7. Letter from Mrs. Florence Fava regarding the E1 Retiro Jesuit Retreat Property. Mrs. Fava Is requesting the Town to write to the City of Los Altos requesting the change of the sphere of influence boundary between Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. General discussion ensued. We. Pave spoke on her request for the Town to write to the City of Los Altos. W. A.M. Paws asked that since the formal annexation has taken place, what sense was it to talk of the sphere of influence at this time. Councilman Grabowski suggested a letter be written, signed by the Mayor and sent to the City of Los Altos emphasizing the Town's viewpoint on this annexation and asked for a delay until the two cities could review all the circumstances. Councilman Miller felt the Town should restate their understanding of the "Gentlemen's Agreement" Mayor Helgesson stated he would write a letter to the City of Los Altos. 8. Letter from Sidney W. Benson regarding the shooting of their dog. Councilman Grabowski stated he talked with Mrs. Benson today and advised her that the Town was considering the restriction of fire arms. Councilman Kubby suggested that the Staff notify Mrs. Benson when this item would be before the Council. 9. Letter from Mrs. Frank Gorman regarding Council action. 10. Letter from Mrs. Thomas L. Martin regarding Building Permit fees. ANNOUNC04ENTS: 1. Staff announced that during the week of January 27 through February 4, 1973, at 9:30 A.M. through 4:30 P.M., historical articles and drawings would be placed on exhibit at Town Hall. On Saturday, January 27th, there will be an Open House at Town Hall celebrating the Town's 17th Birthday. Cake will be served. 2. The Inter City Council meeting will be held Thursday, December 4, 1972 at 6:00 P.M. at the Sandpiper in Cupertino. Topics to be discussed are: Review of 911 Telephone System; PPC Findings Regarding Annual Arrangement. '2'