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UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1 AND 2: <br />( REVIEW "CASH FLOW' REPORT ON SEWER FUNDS AND CONSIDER CONTRACT ADDENDUM ALLOCATING <br />`, COSTS FOR OUR SHARE OF THE TRI -CITY SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. <br />Council concurred that these items be combined for discussion purposes. <br />Staff presented an addendum to our sewer contract with Palo Alto noting it indicated <br />a substantial increase to the estimate presented at the last meeting. This increase <br />resulted from a 25% surcharge clause in the contract. <br />Council discussion noted that at the time the original contract was accepted that <br />the surcharge was reluctantly negotiated downward from the substantially higher <br />percentage initially proposed by Palo Alto. Councilman Corbett and the City Manager <br />were asked to meet with Palo Alto in hopes the 25% surcharge could be further <br />reduced and, therefore, further discussion was continued to the next meeting. <br />UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: <br />PRESENTATION OF THE SIR MONTHS EXPENDITURE AND REVENUE REPORT. <br />Staff presented and reviewed the revenues for the first one-half of Fiscal Year <br />1970-71. Review of the expenditure report was continued to the next meeting. <br />UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4: <br />DISCUSSION ON A MDRATORIU14 ON SUBDIVISIONS. <br />Staff noted that during the discussion of the Matadero Oaks Subdivision at the last <br />Council meeting, it was requested that this item be placed on the agenda. <br />Council discussion with Floor Participation from Mrs. Lois Hogle, 2000 Page Mill Road, <br />noted the intent of the proposed moratorium on further subdivisions would be to <br />allow time to determine the direction the Town wishes to proceed and allow all <br />avenues for the preservation of open space to be explored and possibly implemented. <br />This entailed consideration of the pros and cons of temporary open space through <br />participation under the Williamson Act, feasibility of outright purchase of open <br />space by the Town or through donations; possible participation through a regional <br />park purchase concept; and/or tightening up of the current slope density requirements. <br />Since the Planning Commission has nearly completed their recommended revision of <br />Ordinance No. 69 (Subdivision Ordinance), Staff recommended, with Council's concur- <br />rence, that pending its receipt by the Council further discussion be postponed. <br />UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 5: <br />DISCUSSION OF LETTER FROM DAVID JANSSON. <br />Staff responded to several questions broached by Mr. Jansson in his letter dated <br />January 25, 1971, regarding the status of Central Drive. <br />Floor Participation included Mr. David Jausson, 27440 Sherlock Road; <br />Mrs. Boissevain, 27181 Sherlock Road; Mrs. Mary Steers, 11641 Buena Vista Drive; <br />Mr. Harry Buswell, 501 Cherry Avenue, Palo Alto; Dr. Kay Bewley and Mrs. Florence <br />Pave. <br />UNSCHEDULED ITE14 NO. 6: <br />CONTRACT FOR SOUTH BAY DISCHARGERS STUDY. <br />Staff reported that the contract for participation in the study of Alternate Solutions <br />for Ultimate Disposition of South San Francisco Bay Waste Water had been received. <br />44W Council discussion noted that previous Council action had already allocated $1,321 <br />for this purpose in this year's budget. <br />MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Grabowski and <br />carriedty unanimous roll call vote that the contract be accepted and executed. <br />-3- <br />