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4W SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: LANDS CFMT. HELEN (DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL) TENTATIVE MAP (366-69) 2 lots, Altamont Road. Engr. Riley & Cuffe. City Manager explained the applicant wished to subdivide the entire parcel known as tat. Helen into two sites; one portion (13.99 acres) would continue to be used by the Orphanage, and the other (31.31 acres) would be the location of the proposed convent. Staff noted the Planning Commission, having thoroughly studied this application, recommended its approval to the City Council. Although the Commission could not agree on the amount of in -lieu road payment for the Altamont and Moody Road frontages, they recommended it be established somewhere between 50% and 100% of that amount which would normally be required. Council discussion ensued as to the amount of road in -lieu payment,as well as the need for path installation along Altamont rather than path in -lieu payments. Floor participation included Commissioners Weisbart, Hibner and McReynolds, Mr. G. Ferrari, representing the applicant, Mrs. M. Saviano, Pathway Committee Chairman, and Mr. R. Towle, 26493 Weston Road. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously, that the Tentative Map for Mt. Helen (Roman Catholic Orphanage) (366-69) 2 lots, Altamont Road, be approved in accordance with the Check List dated July 13, 1970, but updated to show: Under Item Y2, that Road In -lieu Payment will be seventy-five (75%) percent of that normally required for the frontage along Altamont and Moody Road; Under Item #4 (a) PATHS, insert the word "only" after "equestrian use" in the second line. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: USE PERMIT FOR DAUGHTERS CF CHARITY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL (UP -340-70), Altamont Road. Staff stated the Planning Commission had recommended ten conditions to the granting of the Use Permit to the Daughters of Charity for the proposed convent on Parcel "B" of the Mt. Helen property. The recommended conditions were reviewed and included a statement that approval would be conditioned on retention of essentially the amount of open space shown on February 13, 1970 Plot Plan. MOTION, SBCCNDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously, that the Use Permit for Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul (UP -340-70) be approved, subject to the conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission in memo dated July 13, 1970, OTHER BUSINESS• RESIGNATION OF COUNCILMAN AIKEN. Councilman Aiken reiterated that after contributing 7000 hours to Town affairs, he had concluded it was "time to return to his family and children" and that he was not offering, but tendering his resignation effective August 31, 1970. (This date, when stated, was in error. Councilman Aiken's formal written resignation is effective October 31, 1970.) -3-