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COMMUNICATIONS cont'd.: 4. George W. Milias, State Assemblyman, dated April 14, 1969, explaining [ introduction of AB2254, designed to tighten controls on noise levels of motorcycles and other noisy vehicles operated on California roads. Council concurred the letter should be forwarded to the Noise Abatement Committee. 5. Carroll E. Bradberry, 26873 Moody Road, dated April 21, 1969, regarding the abatement of uses in violation of the Zoning Ordinance at Adobe Creek Lodge. Mr. Bradberry suggested the Council consider appointing a special counsel due to possible conflict of interest by the City Attorney's associate representing individuals who retain a financial interest in Adobe Creek Lodge. The City Attorney stated that neither he nor his associate represented Mr. Bellucci, Mr. Martinelli or any other individual with interest in Adobe Creek Lodge and noted the Council is free to seek outside counsel if it so desires. Mr. Faisant further stated that Mr. Bellucci had been advised in writing that alleged zoning violations would be terminated by legal action if Mr. Bellucci had not responded to the City Attorney's letter of March 26, 1969 by 5:00 P. M., Friday, April 25, 1969. Council unanimously supported City Attorney's initiative in abatement of the alleged zoning violations and further concurred that the Council was completely satisfied that no one in Mr. Faisant's office represented any conflicting interest in Adobe Creek Lodge. 6. Frank W. Shriver, 12451 Stonebrook, dated April 219 1969, urging the City Council to consider a possible conflict between public and private interests concerning a local water company drilling wells in Adobe Creek at the same time the County Health Department came up with a new reason for sewers, i.e., the need to keep Adobe Creek pure in case this water company might want to use it. ' 7. Marilyn D. Palm, Flying M Ranch, 25720 Altamont Road, supporting controls and standards of horse care and requesting notification of meetings regard- ing these matters. Staff noted Mrs. Palm had been advised of the next Citizens Committee meeting, April 23rd, 7:45 P. M., Town Hall, regarding these matters. 8. J. G. Gable, 11011 Magdalena Road, dated April 10, 1969, commending Deputy Dan Johnson of the County Sheriff's Office for competency concerning an illegal entry. Mayor Aiken noted the Town's Code Enforcement Officer also provides a house watch and urged residents to notify the Town Hall when they will be absent from their homes. 9. Bart R. van Eck, President, Santa Clara County United Fund, dated April 10, 1969, advising the United Fund will serve as a "clearing house" of information regarding charitable appeals in Santa Clara County. 10. Rabbi Sidney Akselrad, Congregation Beth Am, dated April 15, 1969, extending an invitation to the Council and Planning Commission to attend the dedication of the new Beth Am Temple facilities on Sunday, May 4th at 2:00 P. M. kw 2-