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SCHEDULED ITEM NO 1: LELAND, JOHN D, BSA-58-70) Building site approval for 1 lot. Visceino Drive. AAr Staff noted this lot, located off La Cresta on a cul-de-sac, was part of the Fremont Hills Subdivision and needed building site approval because it was originally approved over ten years ago. The Planning Commission had recommend- ed approval, subject to the applicant paying the in-lieu payment fox Park and Open Space. NDTION, SBCCmUED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Aiken and carried unanimously, to grant building site approval to John D. Leland (BSA-58-70) for 1 lot, subject to payment of in-lieu fees for park and open space. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: REQUEST FOR CHANGE IN TENTATIVE MAP FOR MONTB l=BRO, UNIT #3. Staff advised that Mr. A. Lambert, the applicant, had asked for approval Of the Final Map of this five lot subdivision on Natoma Road, with the cul-de- sac name being changed from Marietta Lane to Lucero Lane and changing its status from a public road (401 wide right of way) to a private road (32t right of way). Council discussion ensued with Floor participation by Mr. B. J. Soares, 750 Newell Road, Palo Alto, and it was noted that since only five lots used this cul-de-sac, a private road would be adequate but reservations were voiced as to the desirability of retaining the specifications of a public right of way at Natoma. Council consensus was that changing the name of the road to Lucero Lane would be acceptable and it was noted that on-site A sewage disposal appeared feasible. M7TION, SBCCNDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Aiken moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously that this request be forwarded to the Planning Commission for their study of the private road and that their recommendation be returned for consideration at the next Council meeting. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: PARKSIDB UNITS #2 and #3. This item was continued from the last Council meeting so that additional con- sideration could be given to the request of Mr. A. Lambert for waiving the fees for engineering and planning, since this revision of the original map was At the request of the Town. Mr. Lambert also asked that fees for his variance request, site development for pregrading, and appeal to the Council be waived. In addition, We Lambert asked the Council to relieve him of the requirement to pay the in -lieu road and path fees for Parkside Unit #1 in the amount of $8,544.80. Staff recommended against the waiving of these fees since expenses had been incurred by the Town for processing this revised Tentative Map, as well as work on the variance and site development pregrading requests. It was further noted that the in -lieu fee for Parkside Unit #1 ($8,544.80) was a com- promise amount and agreed to at that time as being a fair and just charge. Permission to use individual septic tank systems on sixteen lots in Parkside Units #2 and #3, rather than hooking them up to a sanitary sewer, was also requested by Mr. Lambert. Staff noted that a meeting to discuss this matter was pending. 6 Council noted that resolution of sewage disposal was essential before con- sideration could be given to waiving any fees. From the Floor, Mr. Lambert stated that regardless of the sewer vs septic tank outcome, that he would be submitting a Final Map for Parkside, which would be somewhat between the original and revised Tentative Maps. -2-