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ANNOUNCEMENTS: County Sanitary Sewer District cont'd.: 6 b) plus the lateral charge ($250.00). Mayor Aiken further noted property owners in LAH1 would not be required to install house laterals nor fill their septic tanks, thereby saving an estimated cash outlay of $400/3GO. Mr. C, 'Walter, 24240 Summerhill Road, stated that County Officials had in- formed him that property owners must request exclusion, in writing, of lateral and connection charges. Acting Manager confirmed this, noting the County would contact all property owners in LAH1 who had protested, informing them that a written request would be needed to reduce the assessment by the amount of the lateral and connection charge. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: 6 g s NOISE ABATEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION FOR ACTION RE: PROPOSED TRUCK BAN ON JUNIPERO SERRA FREEWAY. Donald A. Miller, Chairman of the Noise Abatement Committee, reported on recent Committee activities and stated the Committee is attempting to obtain legislation relative to adequate vehicle mufflers and a reduction in noise level standards. Mr. Miller reviewed trial subscription to a weekly news- letter "Air and Water News" and recommended the subscription be continued for the remainder of the year at a cost of $96.90. Mr. Miller reported on Committee review of the State Division of Highways report relative to the proposed ban of trucks from Interstate 280 within Los Altos Hills, recommending the following actions be taken: 1. The City Manager forward a letter drafted by the Committee to the State Highway Engineer, commenting on the State report and recommending certain actions. 2. A new resolution be passed for forwarding to the Director of Public Works, proposing a ban of trucks from Route 2803,with the following provisions: a) Initial trial period of one (1) year. b) Trucks of 4.5 tons or greater to be banned. c) Ban to be effective on week days from 5:00 P. M. to 7:00 A. M. and on weekends and holidays. 3. The City Manager forward to neighboring Peninsula communities a letter informing them of the above actions and enclosing copies of the letter to the State Highway Engineer and resolution. Mr. Miller presented the draft letters for Council review and requested their direction concerning general concurrence with the Committee's recommendations. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Benson moved, seconded by Davey and carried unanimously, that the Council support in principle the recommenda- tions of the Noise Abatement Committee. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: g 13 CONSIDERATION OF PETITION REQUESTING LIMITATIONS ON THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS MAINTAINED ON AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. Acting Manager read the following communications: 1) Petition dated February 25, 1969 signed by 47 residents in the vicinity of Manuella Road, requesting Council consideration of Zoning Ordinance -2-