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Amended Motion by Councilman Davey, accepted by Councilman Aiken, AMENDED
<br />that the Health Department identify the total violations which have MOTION ON
<br />occurred in the Tom , showing the violations which have been COM. (3a)
<br />corrected and the ones which are presently outstanding, was passed
<br />by the following Voice Vote: Councilmen Aiken, Benson, Davey.
<br />Noes: Mayor Henley. Absent: Councilman Fowle.
<br />Upon advice of the City Attorney, Council concurred that the names of
<br />the violators were not necessary or wanted, but just the number.
<br />City Manager announced the Peninsula Division, League of California ANNOUNCEMENTS
<br />Cities, dinner meeting on Thursday, August 31, 1967 at 7:30 P, MI„
<br />Sakura Gardens, Mountain View.
<br />Motion by Councilman Davey, Second by Councilman Aiken, that the ADOPTION OF
<br />design as submitted by Mr. Goodwin Steinberg, be adopted as the STANDARD
<br />standard design for non -vehicular bridges as recommended by the DESIGN FOR
<br />Planning Co:.uaission, with the exception the design show blunted NON -VEHICULAR
<br />points, was passed unanimously by Voice Vote. BRIDGES
<br />Mr. Steinberg was present and the Council thanked him in person.
<br />Motion by Councilman Davey, Second by Aiken, that as a matter of ADOPTION OF
<br />policy and a matter of administrative interpretation, the setback POINT OF
<br />requirement for swimming pools shall be measured from the water MEASUREMENT
<br />line, as recommended by the Planning Commission, was passed FOR POOLS
<br />unanimously by a Voice Vote,
<br />City Manager reported the Town Is application for a Federal Grant had FINANCING
<br />been accepted and assigned Project No. Calif -OSA -282 and read his PURCHASE OF
<br />memo to Council on the acquisition figures for purchase of the BYRNE
<br />Byrne property and financing requirements, dated August 15, 1967. PROPERTY
<br />Motion by Councilman. Davey, Second by Councilman Benson, to authorize FOR OPEN
<br />the City Manager to deal with The Nature Conservancy in accordance SPACE
<br />with points N1, 2, 31 4 and 7 of his report dated August 15, 1967,
<br />but with the further instruction that he seek by every means to
<br />secure a longer time, up to 211 years, in which to provide the corridor;
<br />to seek financing in a manner legally permissible to the Town and
<br />acceptable to the City Attorney, suggesting a lease/purchase agreement
<br />with The Nature Conservancy; and that some consideration be given to a
<br />no interest obligation.
<br />The Mayor asked for comments from the Floor and the following residents
<br />spoke: Mr, D, Spencer, 27490 Sherlock Road, and Mrs. R. L. Jones,
<br />10791 Magdalena Road.
<br />The Question was called: Passed unanimously by a Voice Vote: VOICE VOTE
<br />The City Manager reported that Ordinance No. 121, pertaining to DISCUSSION
<br />minimum area of steep lots, was an item of Agenda solely to call OF ORD, 121
<br />attention to the fact that the slope moratorium has expired as of
<br />August 15, 1967. Maps filed after that date, and prior to any
<br />further action of this Council, will revert to the original requirements.
<br />Motion by Councilman Aiken, Second by Councilman Benson, that in lieu of
<br />extending Ord. No. 121, this Council wishes to indicate to the Planning
<br />Commission that it would like it to strongly consider the effects and MOTION
<br />dangers of developing steep lots and that this consideration be made in S VOTE
<br />view of the pending report on the matter of slope density zoning, was
<br />passed unanimously by Voice Vote.
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