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STAFF REPORTS: City Manager cont'd.: 5) Notification from Wm. Spangle & Associates that an estimated $2,000.00 would be required prior to July 1, 1969 to proceed with the outlying work program for the planning study previously approved by the Council March 30, 1969. Council concurred the Town Planner should proceed as these funds are available in the Budget and the expenditures would be authorized when the warrants were drawn. City Manager noted the desire of the Planning Commission to proceed rapidly with the planning study and that more planning funds might possibly be required before the end of the fiscal year. 6) Reviewed letters from the Noise Abatement Committee to State Legislators and officials for Council review and approval, said letters to be sent over the Mayor's signature. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Benson and carried unanimously that the letters recommended by the Noise Abatement Committee be approved by the Council and sent over the Mayor's signature. City Attorney: 1. City Attorney requested short litigation session at the end of the meeting. Council concurred. PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR 1) Mrs. A. Ginzton, Pathway Committee Chairman, announced that the April 24th meeting of the Pathway Committee had been postponed to May 1st. 2) Mr. E. A. Breyman, 12345 Wildcrest Drive, objected to the proposed ban on backyard burning by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District, as stated in their letter read under Communications. Council concurred that the Staff should check on alternative garbage facilities and confer with the BAAPCD on the impact on agricultural burnings. 3) Mr. David Janssen, 27440 Sherlock Road, responded to the communication previously read, stating no fire hazard exists due to trees felled across a path existing on his private property. Mr. Donald Spencer submitted photo- graphs of felled trees referred to in the communication, for Council review. Council requested Staff to review the matter and agenda for the next meeting if it is found that this is a matter of public concern. 4) Mr. Currie expressed appreciation for the courtesy with which his application had been handled and stated the need for a revised and updated Path Plan in the Town. RECESS: 11:05 P. M. - 11:10 P. M. RFSOLOTIONS: 1. Resolution No. 523, Awarding Sale of Bonds, S.A.D. #5. Staff noted additional time was required to check bids received on the sale of bonds for S.A.D. #5 and requested the Council to call a Regular Adjourned Meeting for 2:00 P. M., Tuesday, April 22, 1969, as the sale of bonds had been noticed for award within twenty-four hours. 6 Council concurred. M