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`r SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: POWELL & LEE, INC. AGENT for Security National Bank of Reno (BSA -68-71) - RERUEST FOR BUILDING SITE APPROVAL OF ONE LOT, #24, TRACT #2958, SERVED BY PRIVATE ROAD AT THE END OF OLIVE TREE COURT. Staff reviewed the subject application noting this lot was created in May of 1961 and that building site approval is required at this time before it can be used as a building site, The Planning Commission has recommended approval of this request, subject to the conditions of the Check List. MOTION,SLOPDSD AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Councilman Helgesson and carried unanimously to grant building site approval for one (1) lot, #24, Tract #2958, subject to the conditions of the Check List. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3• PRESENTATION OF THE STANFORD LARD USE PLAN. Mr. Robert R. Augsburger, Vice President for Business and Finance, Stanford University, introduced Mr. Boyd C. Smith, Manager of Stanford University Real Estate, who presented the Livingston and Blayney Report on the Stanford University Land Use Policy/Plan. Mr. Smith indicated that it would be this Fall before Stanford would be dis- cussing this proposal so there is time for feedback from interested parties and adjacent communities. In addition to questions and comments from the City Council, Mr, Thomas P. McReynolds, 26045 Moody Road, and Mrs. Dewey L. Shepherd, 13961 Fremont Pines Lane, spoke from the Floor. The general concensus is that Stanford University needs to share the burden in providing low/moderate income housing for the people working in the industries located on Stanford Lands. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4: ACTION ON PENDING LEGISLATIVE MATTERS. Councilman Grabowski reported on SB 1352, which provides for the retirement of police and firemen at age 50 with 25 years of service at 50% of their average annual income. He recommended that the Town go on record opposing SB 1352. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Councilman Helgesson and carried unanimously that the Town of Los Altos Hills oppose SB 1352, and that communications be forwarded to our legislators. Councilman Grabowski reported on the trip to Sacramento on June 23, 1971 w-th Councilman Helgesson and Or. Marjorie W. Evans, calling specific attention to the problem of rerouting incoming air traffic from the Los Angeles area.