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UNSCHEDUIED ITEM NO. 5: ADAMS, FREDERICK T. (355-69) 3 lots, 3.09 acres, Aric Lane. Engr. J. W. Riley. Staff report was presented, noting Planning Commission had unanimously recommended approval subject to the following additional conditions: 1) Park and Open Space in -lieu payment per Ordinance No. 117. 2) A 10' path easement along northern boundary of lots #2 and#3; path easement within 25' sewer easement on eastern boundary of lot #3. 3) Adjustment in lot lines to be made so that lot #3 is at least 1.00 net acres when Parcel A is removed and made part of lot #1. 4) In lieu path payment for frontage along northern boundaries of lots #2 and #3. 5) Deletion of Note #9 shown on Tentative Map requesting the filing of a Parcel Map. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Fowle moved, seconded by Helgesson and carried unanimously that the Tentative Map of Frederick T. Adams (355-69) 3 lots, 3.09 acres, be approved, subject to the conditions of the Check List. STAFF REPORTS: City Manager reviewed the following: 1) Proposed State sale of 1.417 acres of surplus Freeway property located at the end of Purissima and Arastradero Road, said sale to be May 13, 1969 at a bid price of $3,000.00. Council concurred that the City Manager should notify the State that the property will not meet present or future Tom zoning and site requirements, and that the Town would like to rezone the property to Open Space Reserve Zone to provide a noise buffer against the Freeway. 2) Hatfield Aerial Surveys' proposal to take aerial photos of Byrne Park. Council concurred this would not be necessary as the Town had no intent to change the Park but noted an aerial photograph of the entire Town might possibly be considered. 3) Pathway Committee recommendations for an equestrian and pedestrian path to be located along Adobe Creek so as to by-pass the entrance into the Tom at West Edith and Fremont Road. City Manager noted Planning Commission recommended the Staff proceed with investigation, negotiation and consumma- tion of obtaining said path easement. Council concurred. 4) Recommended updating Master Path Plan and incorporating it into the General Plan; requested permission to delay construction of Purissimabike path until Path Plan had been reviewed. Mrs. Ginzton, Path Committee Chairman, stressed the need for the Purissima circulation and Council concurred to proceed with the previously approved bicycle path along Purissima. Council further concurred that it would be desirable for Staff to meet with the Pathway Committee to discuss review of path priorities, possible updating of the Master Path Plan and related items. Council also concurred that it would be desirable to obtain bids on the Purissima bike path, with the proposals to be based on path standards and ( not on complete engineering plans so as to avoid unnecessary engineering bV expense. _7_