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SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: County Ord, cont'd 2. There would be no income or expense to the Town in the event the County Ordinance were adopted. 3. County Health Department plans to hire six -seven temporary pool inspectors during the summer; the Health Department would not inspect private pools unless invited to do so by the owner. Mayor Aiken noted serious questions appeared to exist in regard to ordinance application to small businessmen and ordinance enforcement, and suggested the matter be deferred until all Councilmen were present. Council concurred that the Public Hearing on the consideration of adoption by reference of the County Ordinance regulating swimming pool service should be recessed and the Public Hearing continued to July 7, 1969, at 8:00 P. M. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2: DISCUSSION OF BUDGET FOR 1969-70 FISCAL YEAR. City Manager reviewed Second Draft of the 1969-70 Budget, noting estimated actual revenue and expenditure totals for 1968-69 had been included and noting budget reductions in planning studies, police protection and public works expenditures did not appear desirable. City Manager clarified previous report to the Council on total burglaries occurring in the first three months of 1969 referred to crimes occurring at a residence and totallad 16, whereas burglaries for the first three months of 1969 for all categories totalled 50. Council discussion ensued concerning the 1969-70 budget, with Floor participa- tion by: Donald E. Spencer, 27490 Sherlock Road, Ken Young, Law Enforcement Committee Chairman, R. C. Hall, 12140 Foothill Lane, Mrs. F. Olgiati, Mrs. D. Miller, Mrs. J. G. Ronsiek, and Mrs. E. Ginzton, 28014 Natoma Road. Council concurred that the following actions would be desirable: 1. Requested Staff report on the extent to which Torn servicers are paying their way, primarily in the areas of engineering and planning. 2. Referred memo from the City Manager dated May 29, 1969 re police protection to the Law Enforcement Committee for consideration at their June 10th meeting. 3. Requested Law Enforcement Committee to investigate reports of dangerous traffic situations being created by traffic lights at the Foothill College Entrance and requested recommended changes to alleviate these situations. 4. Set a Special Budget Study Session for 7:45 P. M., Tuesday, June 24 at the Town Hall, as requested by residants to allow participation and presenta- tion by Mr. Dale Scott, Santa Clara County Taxpayers' Association. 9:50 P. M. RECESS TO EXECUTIVE SESSION RE LITIGATION SESSION. 10:12 P. M. RECONVENE. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: ANDERSON, V. F. (V-326-69) - Request for 12' reduction in side setback to 28' for addition at 25811 Estacada Drive. Staff report was presented noting the .45 acre lot was reduced in size by the Le acquisition of land for Foothill Expressway and that the Planning Commission recommends approval, subject to the following conditions: -3-