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el CITY COUNCIL TOWN OF IAS ALTOS HILLS MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING December 7, 1970 REEL 32 - SIDE 1, TRACK 1 -- FOOTAGE 00-1335 REEL 32 - SIDE 2, TRACK 1 -- FOOTAGE 00-85 Mayor Walter A. Benson called the Regular Meeting of the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills to order at 7:46 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, Davey, Grabowski, Helgesson and Mayor Benson. Absent: None. PLANNING CCMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE: Commissioner Wm. A. Perkins APPROJAL OF MINUTES: November 16, 1970. Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Corbett and carried by majority voice vote (Helgesson abstained since he was absent) that the Minutes of November 16, 1970 be approved, with the following correction: Page 2, Item No. 2, Parkside Revised Tentative Map II -B, change the last sentence of the last paragraph of this item to read: -'Mr. Lambert reiterated his previous offer to allow a seven year option to the Town to purchase approximately 411 acres of this 4 parcel situated above Moody Court at a total price of $8,500." 1. Mrs. Harry L. Russell, 25322 Lagena Road, requested Council attention to the auto rally held at Foothill College on November 21st, due to the ex- cessive noise generated. 2. Staff referred the above communication to Dr. H. H. Semans, President of Foothill College. Dr. Semans replied that Foothill College would re- examine their policy on such events in terms of the noise level generated. Council discussion ensued, with Floor participation from Mr. Gilbert Parker representing several Foothill College students present. A statement signed by 23 residents adjoining the campus was presented which indi Bated that they had no objection to the event. Council concurred that Councilman Grabowski and the City Manager should arrange a meeting with Dr. Semans to discuss the desirability of holding future similar events within the community so as to preclude reoccurrence of this objectionable noise. 3. Comparative Transit. District election results (Proposition A) by city within Santa Clara County were distributed. It was noted that 58% of the Town favored the District, while in San Jose it only was supported by 46.4% of the voters. 4. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and Western Union advised that they have filed for a proposed rate increase. S. Letter from Mr. H. E. Aldrich, Area Manager of the FAA, explained the impracticability of precise spacing of inbound flights to San Francisco International over South Peninsula.