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4 Presentations From The Floor: 1. Mrs. Irma Goldsmith, 27330 Elena Road presented a brochure she had prepared for the Council's consideration that could be provided for distribution to young and new horsemen that would instruct them in courtesy and safety and inform them of the equestrian's responsibilities. She had obtained a quotation for printing of the two-color brochure of 1000 copies at $145.18 and urged that the Council allocate this amount. Extended discussion ensued as to the need for this informative pamphlet to be pro- vided by the Town. Speaking in opposition to the expenditure were: Mr. A. M. Laws, 11210 Hooper Lane; Mr. R. C. Cheney, 10737 Magdalena Ave; Mrs. Millie Saviano, 12620 Corte Madera Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carico, 25311 O'Keefe Lane. Speaking in favor of the pamphlet were: Mrs. Diane Miller 13076 Vista del Valle Ct; Dr. Marjorie Evans, 145U DeBell Drive; Mr. L. A. Watkins, 27200 Altamont Road; Mr. Don Spencer, 27490 Sherlock Road and Mr. David Jansson, 27440 Sherlock Road. The majority of the Council concurred that the value to be gained by distribution of the information would offset the expense. MOTICN, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Grabowski to appropriate $145 for the printing of a pamphlet to inform novice horsemen of their responsibilities was carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen Davey, Grabowski, Helgesson and Mayor Benson. Noes: Councilman Corbett. tv 2• Mr. David Jansson inquired regarding status of his request to rename a portion of Sherlock Road to Corita Lane. Mrs. Ann Spencer inquired whether any legal ramifica- tions would result from changing the name of a road. City Attorney indicated a name change would have no effect of the road status. Staff was requested to refer the name change to the Planning Commission. Staff ReEorts 1. Three cable TV firms have indicated their interest in bidding on a TV cable franchise. 2. City Attorney reported notice of appeal filed by Adobe Creek Lodge. Council concurred to retain Faber Johnston as Attorney for the appeal proceedings since he had handled the original suit brought by the Town. Resolutions: Resolution 626 - Petition to California Criminal Justice Council for Funds. Staff noted that this resolution required adoption to indicate participation with Cupertino, Saratoga and Monte Sereno, and the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office to conduct a study that would examine various alternative methods of satisfying law enforcement requirements in the contract cities and the adjacent unincorporated areas. The Town would be required to provide $2000. City Attorney introduced and read the title of Resolution Nov 626, a resolution of the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills petitioning the California Council kw.. of Criminal Justice for LEAA action grant funds.