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M SCHBDUIBD ITEM NO. 10: ACTION ON 1972-73 BUDGET The City Manager reviewed his request for a 5.5% cost -of -living increase for all Town employees, indicating that this recommendation has been worked into the proposed budget, as well as merit increases of 5% for the positions Of City Clerk, Town Engineer, one Maintenanceman, and one Secretary -Steno. The City Manager requested that the Council set the salary schedule for the IT72-73 budget to be effective July 1, 1972 and, due to the lateness of the h:�—z, consideration on the balance of the budget be continued to the next ",t cng. rdN, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilmen Davey moved, seconded by Or^%owski carried unanimously by roll call vote to take Ordinance #197 out o_ and consider it at this time. The City Attorney read the title of C-oi.uance #197 and Ordinance setting the salaries for Fiscal Year 197:-73. M:�rION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Motion was made by Councilmen Davey, seconded by Grabowski, and carried unanimously to waive further reading. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Motion was made by Councilmen Davey, seconded by Grabowski, and carried unanimously by roll call vote that the 1972-73 budget be placed early on the next agenda, and be given one hour for discussion, and that cuts and supplements be considered at that time, and that Ordinance #195, an ordinance adopting the budget for 1972-73, and Ordinance #196, an ordinance setting the tax rates for Fiscal Year 1972-73 be considered at the next meeting. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: RECOMMENDATION FROM PLANNING COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL TO HEAR APPEAL OF MR. JOHN I. QUIMBY. Staff presented the background information on this request and recommended that the Council set this matter for a public hearing at the next meeting. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilmen Davey moved, seconded by Miller and carried unanimously that this item be set for public hearing at the next regular Council meeting. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4: Continued to next meeting. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 5: DISCUSSION Or ORDINANCE TO INCREASE REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX.. Staff has requested that the Town consider adopting an ordinance which would require the payment of a local Real Estate Transfer Tax on the sale of all property within the Town of Los Altos Hills. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilmen Davey moved, seconded by Kubby, and carried unanimously by roll call vote to direct the City Attorney to prepare a draft of an ordinance which is to be placed on the next Council agenda for discussion, public hearing, and adoption. -6-