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COMMUNICATIONS (Cent.) Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Mayor Helgeeeon to not hesitate, but to give the Town 'a support. Councilman Davey discussed the PPC's annual arrangement and felt the City Council should postpone any action until the final arrangements with HUD are more clear. Councilman Miller requested Commissioner Spencer to give his view- point on the resolution and Commissioner Spencer stated that the arrangements are rather vague. Commissioner Spencer went on to say he agreed with Councilmen Davey in that more information should be obtained before making any decision on this resolution. MOTION by Councilman Miller, seconded by Davey to table the City of Sunnyvale's Resolution No. 282-72 until more information is available FAILED by the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilman Davey and Miller, NOES: Councilman Grabowski and Mayor Helgeeeon, ABSENT: Councilman Rubby. MOTION by Councilman Grabowski, seconded by Mayor Helgeeeon to support the City of Sunnyvale in their Resolution No. 282-72 FAILED by the following roll call vote: AYES: Councilman Grabowski and Mayor Helgeaeon, NOES: Councilman Davey and Miller, ABSENT: Councilman Eubby. Due to the split vote, no action was taken by the Council at this time. 2. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph sent a letter which expressed their open door policy on the Santa Clare County United Fund. E 3. A copy of a letter was read from Pearl Duhamel which argued against the closing ` of the after school program in the schools this coming year. 4. A letter was read from Howard Stokes appealing the Planning Commission's denial for his variance for tennis court and which asked that this item be agended for the September 19, 1972 Council meeting. 5. A notice from the Airport Land Use Commission was received asking for comments on their report "Regional Airport System Study". 6. Mayor Helgeaeon read a letter from the American Society Sona of the American Revolution announcing their 185th Anniversary and requesting the Town to issue a proclamation to this effect. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. The City of Mountain View announced a study session covering HUD's proposal for the annual arrangement program for Santa Clara County was to be held Monday, September 25, 1972 at 2:00 P.M. at the Mountain View City Cuuncil Chambers. 2. A letter from Pacific Gas and Electric Co, notifying the Town of their request before the Public Utilities Commission to revise their gas service rate. 3. The City of Palo Alto extended an invitation to attend their inaugural progaam September 16, 1972, 10:00 P.M. at Mitchell Park for the implementation of an t Urban Bicycle Route System in Palo Alto. �r 4. The Bay Area Council announced their Fourth Annual Bay Area Environment Award dinner. -2-