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PARKSIDB UNITS #2 and #3 cont'd.: LOT #24 . Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Davey, to approve a twenty (201) foot setback from the private road. Councilmen Grabowski, Helgesson and Mayor Benson opposed. MOTION FAILED. Council concurred to approve pregrading to the 765' contour to allow a 50 to 60 foot entry drive, with a turnaround as recommended by the Planning Commission. LOT #25 - Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Davey and carried unanimously, to permit a twenty (201) foot setback from the private road and to allow pregrading of an eighty (801) foot drive with a small turnaround. LOT #26 - Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Mayor Benson and carried by majority vote, Councilman Grabowski opposed, to disallow any pregrading or variance. LOT #27) LOT #28) LOT #29) LOT #30) NO VARIANCE OR PREGRADING WAS REQUESTED BY THE APPLICANT. LOT #31)- LOT #32) IAT #33) LOT #34 - Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Helgesson and carried unanimously, that brushing out for 100 feet be allowed but any pregrading be denied. (No variance was requested.) LOT #35 . Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Helgesson and carried unanimous., ly, to approve twenty feet (201) sideyard setbacks and that sufficient brushing out be allowed to provide walking access to the lot. LOT #36 - Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously, to allow a graded wedge of 5 to 1 up to the road cut. (No variance was requested.) LOT #37 - Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Helgesson, that a twenty foot (201) setback from the line common with Lot #36 be allowed and that a graded wedge be allowed to provide access to the lot. LOT #38 - Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried by majority vote, Councilman Davey opposed, that the variance request be disallowed (since a buyer could later request this if desired), but - respecting the existing trees - pregrading be allowed for the driveway and a limited turnaround. Discussion of septic tanks vs sewers ensued, specifically as it applied to the sixteen lots which, if this area would be required to be sewered, would necessitate the installation of a pump station. One of Mr. Lambert's requests required the Town guarantee him on-site sewage disposal. Speaking from the Floor were Messrs. Glen Hildebrand, of the Santa Clara County Health Department, A. M. Laws, and Thomas Marshall, 25560 Altamont Road. Prior to deciding on approval or disapproval of variances and pregrading for Lots #20, 21 and 22, Mr. Lambert stated that if his requests for these lots are not approved and the Town did not guarantee acceptable septic systems at reasonable cost, the park donation would be in question, since he could not -4.