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SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2 - STEERS cont'd.: It was noted that legally a similar building could be erected, but the many protests from the neighborswore acknowledged. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Helgesson and carried by majority voice vote to deny granting of the permit to Mrs. Mary G. Steers (UP -344-70) to move a building into Los Altos Hills at 26989 Beaver Lane. Councilmen Davey and Grabowski voted against denial. SCHEWLED ITEM NO. 3: REPORT ON RESULTS OF TOWN QUESTIONNAIRE. The first report from the Los Altos Hills Association giving partial results of the recent Town -wide questionnaire on those questions which might affect the 1970-71 Fiscal Year Budget was presented by Mrs. William Ward, and represented 749 responses out of 1,889 mailed. Among these were 493 residents over five years in residence and 240 under five years. Of note, the longest residency in Town was sixty years. City Manager summarized the following results tabulated to date: 1. Over 2 to 1 felt the Sheriff's 10 hr/day contract was not adequate protection. 2. Over 2 to 1 felt the supplemental private patrol played an effective role and should be continued. 3. For the same cost, nearly 2 to 1 preferred additional private patrol over the Sheriff's service. 4. There was a 50/50 split on whether the Town should adopt some method of Vehicular Identification. 5. Nearly 2 to 1 were willing to pay added taxes for added protection. 6. Over 50% felt the Town had acquired sufficient open space and recreational land. 7. There was a near 50/50 split on whether the Town had too many tax free facilities. 8. Nearly 2 to 1 against higher taxes to retain open space. 9. Among priority of Town services, police protection was first, followed by road maintenance and then drainage. Staff was requested to prepare a resolution commending the Los Altos Hills Association for their many hours of public service in preparation of the questionnaire and the subsequent tabulation of the results. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO FILE A PARCEL MAP FOR FREDERICK T. ADAMS, 26450 Aric Lane (355-69). City Manager reviewed that a Tentative Map for Mr. Adams had been approved by the City Council April 21, 1969, which created three building sites at the end of Aric Lane. The Check List placed certain conditions on the sub- division which should be met prior to the filing of a Parcel Map. These were: (1) Payment of the Park and Open Space in -lieu payment per Ord. #117; (2) dedicating the 10' path easement along the northern boundaries of lots #2 and #3 and within the 25' sewer easement along the easterly boundary of lot #3; and (3) pay'the path in -lieu payment for the frontage along the northerly boundaries of lots #2 and #3. -3-