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18. Approve the Resolution Regulating Parking on Fremont Road between La Paloma and Concepcion Drive (Staff: S. Garcia) City Manager Cahill introduced the item to the Council and explained that the resolution allows the Town to regulate parking on Fremont Road between La Paloma Road and Concepcion Drive. No -parking signs would be added if parking became an issue. Council discussion ensued. Concern was raised about to many no -parking signs. City Attorney Steve Mattas advised that a category of vehicles could be specified, such as commercial vehicles. City Manager Cahill suggested that staff revise the resolution to specify commercial vehicles. Staff would like to work with the property owners regarding the parking of vehicles. 19. Consideration of City Council Summer Meeting Schedule (Staff. N. Pegueros) Councilmember Mordo advised that he would be out of the country in August; Councilmember Radford advised that he would unable to attend the meeting in September. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Motion by Radford, seconded by Mordo and passed unanimously to cancel the August City Council meeting. Council concurred to discuss the September meeting date at the July Council meeting. PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT 20. Notification of Planning Commission Approval Lands of Ahy, Conditional Development Permit for a 788 Square foot First Floor Addition; 13500 Fremont Road: File #77-11-ZP-SD-CDP (Staff: D. Pedro) • Planning Commission Vote: 4-0 (Partridge absent) • Appeal Deadline: 5:00 pm, June 24, 2011 Planning Director Pedro introduced the item to the Council and explained that the Planning Commission approved the application on June 2, 2011. The lot is substandard; the proposed addition is 788 square feet which meets the Town's standards. 21. Status Update of Historical Resources Review: Lands of Yong, 13456 South Fork Lane; File #249-10-ZP-SD-GD (verbal report) (Staff: D. Pedro) Planning Director Pedro introduced the item to the Council. A hearing for a new residence was held on May 31, 2011; the hearing was continued because the Town received a letter from the National Trust for Historical Preservation stating that the property is not exempt from CEQA because the home was the prior residence of writer Wallace Stegner and could be considered a potential historical resource. Staff consulted with the City Attorney and is ready to contract with a historical preservation consultant to evaluate the property. Mr. Yong contacted staff and requested holding off on commissioning the study until his attorney is brought up to date. Staff is waiting for Mr. Yong's direction on whether to proceed with the project. 9 City Council Regular Meeting Minutes June 16, 2011