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NEW BUSINESS: Richard F. Jobe, M. D. (Cont'd.) _AMENDMENT: I 11 However, the foregoing approval is subject to the receipt of a letter from Richard E. Jobe stating that the Town may have access beyond said easement for a period of one year for the purpose of con- structing a path. AMENDED BY: Fowle; SECOND: Aiken; VOTE: Passed unanimously. Under RESOLUTIONS, the City Attorney will submit Resolution No. 270, "vacating a pedestrian path easement", to the Council for action. FLANKING COMMISSION REFERRALS: 1. Paths at Freeway Interchanges. Letter dated March 8, 1964 from C. R. Garbett, Chairman of the Planning Commission, relating to pathways at the Junipero Serra Freeway, was read by the City Manager. Mrs. A. J. Micheletti, of 25380 Elena Road, and Mrs. E. Smith, of 25293 Cantata Way, commented on location of paths. Chairman Garbett, through the cooperation of the Citizens Committee for Paths and Trails, presented a map (having the unofficial approval of the Planning Commission) showing school sites, a continuous path (in existence and planned), graded trails and road shoulders in hilly areas for hikers and riders, and private trails extending beyond the Town's boundaries connecting to Palo Alto. This Fath Flan was presented as an updating amendment to the Master Path Flan unanimously adopted by the Council May 1, 1961, subject to development, growth and further amendment. It was the opinion of the Council that this was a milestone in the overall plan and should be recognized as such at this time. ACTION: Adopt Path Plan as submitted by Charles G. Garbett, Chairman of the Planning Commission, amending the Path Plan formerly adopted May 1, 1961. MOTION: Bowler; SECOND: Aiken; VOTE: Passed. unanimously. The Fath Plan Map is on display at the Town Hall. Mayor Clayton and Councilman Aiken will meet Wednesday, March 18, 1964, with Mr. R. A. Baylor, of the State Division i of Highways, regarding paths and overhead structures. -2-