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COMMUNICATIONS cont'd.: far 5. Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association, 175 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos, dated August 5, 1969, with attachments, pertaining to a minimum Class "C" Ordinance for treating all roofing materials in the Hills' area. Council concurred to forward this communication to the Fire Department fox their review. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. League of California Cities, Peninsula Division, Dinner Meeting on Thursday, August 21, 1969, at the De Young Memorial Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. PLANNING COMMISSION REFERRAL: 1. Assistant City Manager noted, that following a Public Hearing August 11, 1969, the Planning Commission unanimously reaffirmed their previous resolution recommending to the City Council that a moratorium on subdivision, building site approvals and all building activities be imposed for six months in the area bounded by Moody Road, Moody Court, Central Drive and Page Mill Road, subject to the condition that the Council reserve the right to make exceptions to the moratorium. Council set a Public Hearing for 8:00 P. M. on September 2, 1969 to consider same. ` SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1: CONSIDERATION OF CITIZEN COMMITTEE REPORT ON RREELOCATION OF KPGM TRANSMITTER ANTENNA TO JESUIT RETREAT PROPERTY. Commissioner Thomas P. McReynolds, Chairman of the Citizens Committee on re- location of KPGM transmitter antenna, reviewed previously submitted report to the Council (on file at the Town Hall). Chairman McReynolds noted KPGM had redesigned its antenna system and had erected a full scale model on the proposed site (extending 30' above the 30' high support structure). This model had been evaluated by the Committee and no objections were received. Committee recommended the following general policy guidelines for all antenna applications: 1. The proposed structure be of real benefit to the residents of Los Altos Hills. 2. The structure be of size and design that can be hidden by landscaping. 3. The height of the antenna be restricted to a maximum of 30' above the support structure and that the support structure be no higher than the maximum building code height for a single-family dwelling. 4. That the antenna be set back a minimum of 30' from all property lines. S. That the entire structure be landscaped with sufficient number and types of vegetation to completely hide it from the view of surrounding Los Altos Hills property within three years of the date of erection. 6. The structure is to be painted or preserved in a manner and color to blend with the natural background of the site. 7. The use permit be reviewed annually for conformance to the original requirements. 8. The applicant submit detailed plans for construction and landscaping, such plans to be part of the permit. Deviationsfromthe plan shall negate the permit. -2-