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4W CITY COUNCIL TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING August 16, 1971 REEL 40 Side 2 Track 2 20 -Pad REEL 38 Side 2 Track 2 00-500 Mayor Walter A. Benson called the Regular Meeting of the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills to order at 7:46 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills, with the following members answering roll call: Present: Councilmen Corbett, Grabowski, Helgesson, Davey, and Mayor Benson. Absent: None. PLANNING COMMISSION Commissioner Lschenbruch. APPROVAL OF tQnEME4: July 19, 1971. Councilman Helgeanoa moved, seconded by Grab`ow and carried by majority vote (Corbett absent, thus abetained,) that the minutes of July 19, 1971, be approved as written - COMMUNICATIONS: 1. Palo Alto requested comments on Progress Report on the South Hay Wastewater Dischargers Study. 2. Dr. Marjorie W. Evans asked consideration of resolution urging Menlo Park to reject the proposed Willow Expressway. 3. Mrs, Patricia Standring, 12950 Cortez Lane, transmitted a copy of her letter to Editor (Town Crier and Palo Alto Times) urging support for Sewer Assess- ment District #9. 4. Mr. & Mrs. H. Broekhoff, 14545 Manuella Ave,, requested written confirmation from the Town that those assessed for S.A.D. #91 but subsequently connected to the Gardner Bullis Sewer Line will not be charged a second time for capacity by Los Altos. Council reiterated their previous statement (June 21, 1971 Council Minutes) that anyone in the area of the Gardner Hollis sewer line who has paid for Palo Alto sewer capacity will be given credit for that amount paid against the connection fees due should they subsequently connect to the Gardner Bullis Sewer Line that presently flows to Los Altos. 5. Santa Clara County Department of Public Works advised of their request to the State for a grant to fund a Traffic Safety Engineering project. 6. Dr. 0. E. Byrd, 1533 Madrona Ave., Palo Alto, requested review of their S.A.D. #9 assessment since he questioned whether current ordinances would allow him to subdivide into the number of units of benefit assessed. 7. ABAG transmitted a Report of the Regional Committee on Navigation and the Environment.