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COMMUNICATIONS cont'd.: 8. Letter from H. W. Camps,, County Executiv% with attached survey, on the subject of law enforcement provided by California Counties to incorporated cities. It is intended that this study result in procedures for determining rate calculations used by the County for law enforcement. 9. Resolution from City of South San Francisco regarding proposed noise standards for California airports. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Santa Clara County Parks -Technical Advisory Committee (P -TAC) meets July 2, 1970 at 2 P. M. in San Jose. 2. LAFCO meets at 2:00 P. M., July 1 in San Jose. 3, Los Altos Hills hosts Inter -City Council Meeting on July 3, 1970 at Fremont Hills Country Club. Councilmen were urged to attend and an invitation was extended to the Planning Commission. 4. Transportation Policy Committee will meet in San Jose, on July 10th, at 7:30 P. M. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: LANDS OF JACK SNELL (371-70) 2 lots, 6+ acres, Snell Lane. Engr. J. W. Riley. City Manager reviewed this application to split off one acre, which contains a residence and garage from his 5.99 acre site. The Planning Commission at their June 22, 1970 meeting recommended approval, but recommended against the applicant's request to be excluded from payment of drainage fees per Ordinance No. 141. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Aiken and carried unanimously, to approve the Tentative Map of Lands of Snell (371-70) 2 lots, in accordance with the Check List dated June 22, 1970, and the payment of drainage fees per Ordinance No. 141. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: PERMIT TO MOVE BUILDING INTO LOS ALTOS HILLS AT 26989 BEAVER LAIT (Mrs. Mary G. Steers (UP -344-70). City Manager stated that at the June 8, 1970 Planning Commission meeting, it was recommended by a majority vote that the applicant be granted a permit to move a building onto the property at 26989 Beaver Lane to be used as a horse barn and to replace an existing cow shed. The building to be moved is located at 4100 E1 Camino Real in Palo Alto and, although of a barn configuration, was formerly a part of a restaurant and warehouse. Its appearance effects a gaudy-pcaude oriental architecture, which the applicant indicated would be repainted and the oriental "gingerbread" removed. The existing building is 12-'1' high as opposed to 19' of the proposed building. The length and width dimensions are similar. At the Public Hearing before the Commission, no objections were voiced from the audience, but since their action recommending approval, a protest petition signed by eleven adjacent property owners had been received. t Council discussion ensued, with Floor participation from Mrs. Mary G. Steers, ` 11641 Buena Vista Drive; Dr. H. J. Beaver, 13333 Beaver Lane; and Mr. N. Kusnozo, 17057 Horseshoe Lane. -2-