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L CITY COUNCIL TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS MIM77ES CF A REGULAR MEETING October 19, 1970 REEL 29 - SIDE 2, TRACK 2 ..- FOOTAGE 00-540 Mayor Walter A. Benson called the Regular Meeting of the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills to order at 7:45 P. M. in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills, with the following members answering roll call: Present: Councilmen Corbett, Daveys Grabowski. Helgesson and Mayor Benson. Absent: None. PLANNING COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE: Commissioner Don T. Hibner 1. Resolution from Palo Alto urged support of Proposition A (Nass Transit) on the November ballot. 2. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. letter noted their first underground district in the Town had begun along Fremont Road, between St. Francis and Concepcion. 3. Letter from Planning Policy Committee accompanied their annual report, which is on file at Town Hall. 4. Bulletin from League of California Cities advised of major propositions on November ballot. 5. Town's letter to Senator Bradley, which requested that he ask the State Attorney General for a reading as to what services the Sheriff's Depart- ment is obliged to provide for the tax monies paid, was returned by his aides with the notation that the question should properly be directed to the Sheriff's Department. Council directed the City Manager to call Senator Bradley to clarify this misunderstanding. 6. Letter from Sempervirens Fund requested Council action urging community support of their upcoming Art and Photo Show at Foothill College from November 2 through 25. Council requested the City Attorney to prepare a resolution for presentation later in the agenda. 1. Councilmen were invited to join the field trip to Matadero Oaks on Saturday, October 24. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: REPORT ON JUAN PRADO MRSA ADOBE. Staff advised that in spite of much work done by the Town Engineer in an attempt to positively locate the site of this historic adobe, its location cannot be conclusively determined as to which one of three suspected knolls A:' within a 700 to 800' radius is actually the site. only one of these knolls is located within the Two. Staff advised that should additional informs - tion be received to indicate that the site is the one within the Town, the owner of this property would be receptive to placing an historical marker upon it.