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SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: t BUILDING SITE APPROVAL FOR THOMAS W. SPAIN (BSA -59-70) 1 lot, 1.178 a. Staff reviewed that the Planning Commission, after detailed study of the access to this lot, had reluctantly agreed to permit access from Fremont Road, but the driveway should be kept within the most easterly 401 of the Fremont Road frontage. It was noted that the shrubbery directly east of this parcel (most of which is on Fremont Road right-of-way) may need some minor trimming to improve the sight distance, but the Planning Commission recommended that this trimming be kept to a minimum in order to preserve the privacy of the two homes located between this parcel and Edith Ave. Council discussion ensued with floor participation from Mr. Spain. Continued concern was expressed regarding the hasardous access onto Fremont Road and the applicant was again asked to request an easement from the adjoining prop- erties to facilitate access from Cicerone Lane instead of Fremont Road. MOTION, SBCCNDBD AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesso: moved, seconded by Corbett and carried unanimously that the request from T. W. Spain for Building Site Approval (BSA 59-70) be continued to the Feb. 22, 1972 meeting to allow fur- ther negotiation between the applicpnt and his neighbors to obtain sufficient right-of-way to allow access to Cicerone Lane. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: VARIANCE FDR. ALLEN D. CALVIN (V-362-72) for reduction of both side yard setbacks from 30- to 261 for a tennis court at 14160 Miranda Road. Staff reviewed the Planning Commission discussion and their recommended check list. Council discussion concurred with the recommendation. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Corbett moved, seconded by Helgesson and carried unanimously that the variance request of A. D. Calvin (V362-72) to allow a 41 reduction in both side setbacks for construction of a tennis court be approved in accordance with the conditions recommended by the Plan- ning Commission on 1/24/72. UNS�DULBD ITEM NO.+i: REQUEST FROM CITY OF CAMARILLO FOR A RESOLUTION URGING STRICTER CONTROL OF WASTE WATERS PUMPED INTO THE OCEAN. Staff reviewed that this item had been agendad in response to a communication from the City of Camarillo that was received last meeting. The Sierra Club presented a film, entitled, "Pollution in Paradise", which illustrated the effects of ocean pollution. Mrs. Angie Boissevain read a policy statement of the Loma Prieta Chapter of the Sierra Club, urging legislation be enacted to control discharge of waste waters into the ocean, and support was also urged by a letter from the League of Women Voters. Council discussion concurred that more stringent controls on dumping of waste waters into the ocean was desired, and agreed to hear Resolution No. 654, under "Resolutions', below. - 3 -