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ANNOUNCEMENTS: City Manager noted the following: 1. The Council has been invited to attend the dedication of the Milpitas Civic Center on Saturday, July 12 at 2:00 P. M. 2. Planning Commissioner Thomas P. McReynolds has been appointed to replace Commissioner William A. Perkins on the Northwest Zoning Flood Control Advisory Committee. 3. The Los Altos Chamber of Commerce is seeking sponsors for the Miss Los Altos 1969-70 Contest. 4. Councilman Davey noted Senate Hearings will be held Thursday, July 10, on the Bay Conservation bills and suggested the Town send a telegram to Senator Randolph Collier, Chairman of the Finance Committee reaffirming Town support for the proposed Knox and Petris bills. Council concurred. SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION BY REFERENCE OF COUNTY ORDINANCE REGULATING SWIMMING POOL SERVICES. Staff report was presented noting the Public Hearing had been continued to consider adoption of the County Ordinance providing for certification of servicemen who engage in the business of servicing and maintaining swimming pools for a fee, that no restrictions were imposed by the Ordinance upon the ( homeowners and that an individual servicing or maintaining more than one (1) pool would be required to be registered. Council discussion ensued concerning registration requirements for neighbor- hood boys desiring to clean swimming pools, with Floor participation by Mr. E. Pearl, County Health Department. Council concurred the Ordinance should be amended so as to allow cleaning of pools without registration, as long as mechanical equipment is not involved. City Attorney stated the amendment would be incorporated into Ordinance No. 156 for the Second Reading. UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: LEACH, WALTER JR. (V-327-69) - Request for 20' reduction in southerly setback to 201 for new residence at Lot #12, Hillcrest Estates #2, Tract #4020. Staff report was presented noting the applicant requested a 20' reduction in southerly setback to 20' for new residence, but the Planning Commission recommended a reduction of 10' be allowed and that conditions of approval require Site Development Approval for grading the site, as well as grading Westridge Court. Staff noted the applicant had advised that the Planning Commission recommendation for the 10' variance was acceptable. MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Benson moved, seconded by Helgesson and carried unanimously, that the request of Walter Leach, Jr. (V-327-69) for 10' reduction in southerly setback to 30' for new residence at Lot #12, Hillcrest Estates #2, Tract #4020, be approved, subject to the above conditions of approval. -2