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REF I. If SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3: S.I +--2 REPORT ON ILLEGAL PARKING DURING USE OF FOOTHILL COLLEGE STADIUM, AND O tl 3 ` CONSIDERATION OF POSSIBLE ENACTMENT OF MORE STRINGENT CONTROLS. Mayor Aiken reported on progress occurring on actions previously recommended by the Council to Foothill College in an attempt to alleviate problems created by increased utilization of Foothill College Stadium, noting Foothill College officials have been extremely cooperative. Mayor Aiken noted the enactment of more stringent regulations by the Town on illegal parking may be needed to provide adequate protection of Town residents' property rights. City Attorney reported the normal fine levied for illegal parking was usually $1.00 or $2.00. City Attorney stated that at the Mayor's request, he had investigated the possibility of providing tow -away zones off campus and that these could be provided by amendment to the Town's Traffic Ordinance. Mayor Aiken stated tow -away zones would have the desirable effect of increas- ing the fine for illegal parking, besides making violators responsible for towing charges. Council discussion ensued concerning parking violations occurring in the vicinity of Foothill College, with Floor participation by Mr. Frank Shriver, President of Los Altos Hills Association, Mr. C. D. Marron, Field Enforcement Supervisor, Santa Clara County, H. K. We y,25490 Crescent Lane, Mrs. W. T. Samuels, 10800 Magdalena Road, and E. Wasson, 24095 Oneonta Drive. Council directed Staff to refer this matter to the Law Enforcement Committee and to provide notice of the Committee meeting to those residents having expressed an interest by appearing at the Council meeting. Council also requested Staff to check reflectorized barricades in the vicinity of Foothill College and to investigate installation of asphalt curbsto prevent double parking along roadways. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: (' p WHEELER, OLIV'ER, TRACT NO. 4184, Final Map - 2 lots, 18+ acres, Central 11 Drive. Engr. E. Mastin. Acting Manager read letter from Mr. Oliver `Aheeler dated February 28, 1969, requesting continuance to the March 17th meeting. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by -, Benson and carried unanimously, that the Final Map of Oliver Wheeler, _ Tract No. 4184, be continued to the March 17th meeting. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2 REPORT ON MAGDALENA ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY BOUNDARIES AND PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ' 3 IMPROVEMENTS THEREIN, IN THE VICINITY OF L. E. HARRIS RESID314CP AT 10950 Magdalena Road. Staff report was presented, noting the following: 1) The fence on the Samuels property on the westerly side of Magdalena extends approximately two feet (21) into the public right-of-way. Staff recommended that slides occurring along the westerly side of Magdalena be repaired by the Town as soon as weather permits and that the Samuels be notified that they could be required at some tine in the future to remove the fence from the public right-of-way. -4-