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.4. Congressman Gubser transmitted his comments on Revenue Sharing. 5. LAFCO advised that Sphere of Influence re: Stanford South will be discussed on June 8th. Councilman Miller was requested to attend. 6. City Manager reported he had replied to a request from San Jose Mayor Min - eta to support a proposed application for a Federal Highway Safety grant for promoting Countywide bicycle safety. Council concurred. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: TENTATIVE MAP FOR HERMAN SPECTOR (386-72), 3 lots. Staff reviewed the May 22, 1972 Planning Commission discussion and the condi- tions of their recommended Check List. Council concurred. MOTION, SECONDED A14D CARRIED: Councilmen Grabowski moved, seconded by Miller and carried unanimously that the Tentative Map (386-72) of Herman Spector for 3 lots be approved in accordance with the Check List dated May 22, 1972. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: USE PERMIT FOR WESIVVIND FARMS (UP -369-72), WITH REVIEW OF OPERATIONS. Staff reported on the operations of Westwind Farms, as required for renewal of their business license. The May 22, 1972 P:.anning Commission recommendation and Check List for approval of their request to amend their Use Permit to add a wing to the existing barn was reviewed. Council discussion concurred with the recommendation. MDTICN, SECONDED, AND CARRIED: Councilman Miller moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously that the Use Permit (UP -369-72) for Westwind Farms be approved in accordance with the 20 Conditions of Approval dated May 22, 1972. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: PENDING LEGISLATIVE MATTERS - Councilman Grabowski. Councilman Grabowski reviewed the following bills before the State Legislature: AB681 - Establishes State Environmental Board SB118 - Controls new subdivisions from potential environmental damage. Council concurred to defer action on A13681 pending receipt of comments from Assemblyman Hayden and directed Staff to advise Senator Bradley of their sup- port for SB118. UNSCHEDULED I_TE9 NO. 1: REVIEW "FACT L3TTERON SEWERS" TO BE SENT TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN. Council discussion evolved around a draft letter prepared by Councilman hubby and written comments submitted by Mayor Helgesson who was absent. Councilmen Grabowski and Miller expressed their reservations as to proceeding at this time with the Townwide mailing. Deputy Mayor Davey summarized alternatives presented, which were to table the letter or at least hold in ab;yance pending the outcome of SAD #9 litigation or refer the various suggested redrafts sub- mitted by Council members to a Council subcommittee to combine into another draft more acceptable to the Council. Motion by Councilman Grabowski to table the letter proposal failed for lack of a second. Deputy Mayor Davey requested and Council concurred that Councilman Grabowski and Rubby meet as a subcommittee to rework the sewer fact letter and bring back for review at the June 19th Council meeting. -2-