HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/15/1989 (2) Minutes of a Regular Meeting
Town of Los Altos Hills
City Council Meeting
Wednesday, November 15 , 1989, 7:15 P.M.
Council Chambers, 26379 Fremont Road
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Mayor Casey called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 7:15 p.m. in the
Council Chambers at Town Hall.
1. CALL TO ORDER,ROLL CALL AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Present: Mayor Casey and Councilmembers Johnson, Siegel, Tryon and
van Tamelen
Absent: None
Staff: City Manager Thomas Frutchey; Acting City Attorney Charles Sellner;
Director of Public Works Bill Ekern; Planning Director Ann Jamison; and
City Clerk Pat Dowd
Press: Mary Fortney, Peninsula Times Tribune
2. APPOINTMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
2.1 Committee Appointments:
Community Relations Committee: (2 openings)
Environmental Design & Protection (1 opening)
Pathways Recreation and Parks (1 opening)
Council had received one application for the Community Relations Committee from
Cheryl Aymerich, one application for the Pathways Recreation and Parks Committee
from Mark Burhenne and two applications for the Environmental Design and
Protection Committee from Stephen Gaither and Jean Struthers..* Presently there were
two vacancies on the Community Relations Committee, and one vacancy on each of
tar the other committees noted above. "Mr. Gaither had removed his name frau consideration.
(AMENDED BY MUNCH, 1/17/90)
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Mrs. Cheryl Aymerich, 27801 Edgerton and Mr. Mark Burhenne, 13571 Hill Way, each
addressed the Council expressing their interest in the Town and willingness to
contribute to the community by serving on one of the Town's committees.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to appoint Cheryl Aymerich to the Community Relations
Committee for a term of two years.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to appoint Jean Struthers to the Environmental Design and
Protection Committee for a term of two years.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to appoint Mark Burhenne to the Pathways Recreation and Parks
Committee for a term of two years.
2.2. Recycling Update (John Angin, Los Altos Garbage Company)
frOW John Angin, General Manager - Los Altos Garbage Company, commented that Bob
Nelson, Operations Manager, was also present at tonight's meeting. Mr. Angin
referred to his 11/13/89 letter to the City Manager which included a status report on
the survey sent out by the garbage company on recycling. The letter included certain
conclusions which had been drawn from the survey: 1) There was an interest in a
household recyling program in the Town.; 2) Most residents were not willing to pay
for such a program.; 3) There was a definite correlation between the cost of the
program and its perceived desirability among the population. and 4) There still existed
a degree of ignorance among residents about recycling and solid waste collection in
general. To date there had been approximately a 40% response and it appeared
centralized drop-off locations was the favored option. Mr. Angin stated that it was
obviously very important to continue to educate the residents regarding recycling .
They were still in the process of analyzing the results of the survey and would be
reporting back at a later date to the Council with the results.
van Tamelen commented that she did not believe the survey adequately portrayed the
recycling situation and also noted the importance of education in this area. Tryon
inquired about the citizens committee and the City Manager responded that about 25
residents had answered the questionnaire in the newsletter. One meeting of this
ji group had already taken place and another one would be scheduled to discuss the
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Mrs. Jean Struthers, 13690 Robleda, commented on the success of both the People Who
Care Recycling Center in Los Altos and the Recycling Site at Foothill College. It was
agreed that Mrs. Struthers' name would be added to the list of the citizens committee
on recycling.
3. REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION
Planning Commissioner Noel reported that a public hearing on the Lands of Wong
was held at the 11/8/89 Planning Commisison Meeting. Their request for a site
development permit for a new residence was approved. In addition the Planning
Commission recommended approval of the draft full disclosure policy.
Commissioner Noel also noted that the Planning Director would be reporting back on
the Commission's work program.
4. CONSENT CALENDAR
Items Removed: 4.2 (Tryon), 4.4. (van Tamelen) and 4.5 (van Tamelen
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Johnson, seconded by Siegel and
passed unanimously to approve the balance of the Consent Calendar, specifically:
4.1 Approval of Minutes: November 1, 1989
4.3 Certficiate of Appreciation: Nancy Perakis - Environmental Design and
Protection Committee
4,6 Approval of Final Map, Lands of Ridgeview Estates, Prospect Road - Resolution
#126-89 approving final parcel map and approving and authorizing execution
of subdivision agreement for Lands of Ridgeview Estates
Items Removed:
4.2 Approval of Warrants: $133,356.37 (10/27/89)
Tryon noted that there was a charge on the warrant list for $20,610.85 to Apple
Computer, Inc. and she asked the City Manager for a report on the status of the
computer system at Town Hall.
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MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to approve the 10/27/89 warrant list in the amount of $133,356.37.
4.4 Adoption of Lease between the Town and Friends of Westwind -- Resolution #_
Several issues were raised by Council including the length of the lease, the amount of
the rent, noise and drainage. In addition it was pointed out that perhaps the neighbors
should be notified of this agenda item to allow them the opportunity to voice any
concerns.
Noelene Byars, President - Friends of Westwind, noted that a preference for residents
of Los Altos Hills to stable their horses was stated in the lease. She also noted that
although the lease proposed was for ten years, the rent could be negotiated each year.
Mrs. Byars commented that a ten-year lease gave them the opportunity to do some
long-range planning.
Mrs. Betsy Bertram, 11854 Page Mill Road, commented on the noise issue and noted
that the problems with the loudspeakers and the tractor had been resolved and there
had been no recent complaints about noise.
MOTION FAILED DUE TO LACK OF A SECOND: Moved by Casey to approve a five
year lease with Friends of Westwind.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to authorize a sixty-day extension of the current lease with
Friends of Westwind and to agendize a public hearing on the adoption of a lease with
Friends of Westwind for December 20, 1989 and to notify the neighbors of said public
hearing.
4.5 Approval of Rate Adjustment Agreement with Traffic Signal Maintenance --
Resolution #
van Tamelen commented that the light at Stonebrook was not timed properly and
suggested this be looked into by Traffic Signal Maintenance.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Johnson
and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #127-89 approving and authorizing
execution of agreement for a rate adjustment between the Town of Los Altos Hills and
Traffic Signal Maintenance, Inc.
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5. PRESENTATIONS FROM THE FLOOR
Mrs. Carol Phy, 25616 Moody Road, read a letter which had been sent to the Editor of
the Peninsula Times Tribune. The letter addressed the Hills Watch Organization, its
purposes, concerns, leadership and connection to local government. (A copy of this
letter is on file at Town Hall.)
Ms. Dru Anderson, 27820 Saddle Court, stated that they had waited a half hour for the
Sheriff to respond to a reported incident and she believed the issue of police services
should be discussed.
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS
6.1 Abandonment of Fire Access and Pathway Easement, Lands of Sullivan,
Adobe Lane
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #128-89 ordering the vacation and
abandonment of a certain pathway easement and a certain emergency access easement
in the Town of Los Altos Hills under the provisions of the 'Public Streets, Highways
and Service Easements Vacation Law'
6.2 Lands of Purissima Hills Water District, LaCresta, Requests for
Variances and Site Development Permit for Construction of a Mobile
Telephone Structure
The Planning Director's staff report dated 11/7/89 included the notation that this
request for variances and a site development permit had been referred to the City
Council with no recommendation from the Planning Commission, as they could not
arrive at a majority decision on the requests.
The City Manager reported that he had spoken with Bill McCann, General Manager -
Purissima Hills Water District, and it was not clear at this time whether or not they
would rebuild the water tank on the site under discussion with GTE that had been
damaged in the earthquake. The City Manager also reported that Sun Country Cable
was not considering this site for a headend even if the tank were not rebuilt.
Johnson disclosed that he had received a phone call from David Self, attorney for GTE,
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who had inquired how Mr. Johnson felt about the project. Johnson responded that he
had not read the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting and had made no
decision on the issue. Tryon commented that she had also received a similar phone
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ancl-M asked the Acting City Attorney if t1 b eas a conflict of interest for her as
she had been a longtime customer of GTE. The Acting City Attorney responded that it
was not a conflict of interest. (AMENDED BY ODI1NCIL 1/17/90)
Mr. David Self, attorney for GTE, stated that they leased the land from Purissima Hills
Water District and that there was no intereference with any electrical radio waves in
the area.
Mr. Timothy Fincham, representing GTE, commented on the low power output from
the structure.
van Tamelen asked why the Planning Commission could not reach a decision on this
request. Commissioner Noel responded that a certain number of the Commissioners
felt this application was very similar to another application heard at the same meeting
and that application had been denied. Therefore, they believed it only fair to also deny
this application.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Johnson
and passed unanimously to approve the request for variances to the setback
requirement, maximum floor area and maximum developable area allowing
construction of the mobile telephone structure within the 30 foot setback on the basis
of the findings listed in the 11/7/89 Planning Directors's staff report and to approve a
site development permit for the structure and antenna, subject to the following
conditions: 1) All equipment, antenna and structures to be placed on site shall be of
nonreflective materials and will be painted to blend in with the natural environment
and/or the existing tanks. Mesh antenna may be required.; 2) All existing trees on site
must be preserved. Any trees destroyed or damaged will be required to be replaced
with speciman trees.; 3) All wires and transmission lines will be buried.; 4) No
antenna on site will be taller than the shorter of the existing water tanks.; 5) No
interference with local TV or Radio reception will be allowed. Interference resulting
from the development of these facilities on this site will be considered grounds for
revocation of the site development permit.; 6) The top of the equipment structure
shall not be taller than the embankment as it exists today.; 7) A landscape plan to be
approved by staff shall be required. Landscaping to adequately mitigate this site from
adjancent properties and the community shall be required.; 8) Any modification of
natural drainage patterns and quantities resulting from this construction must be dealt
kar with in a manner acceptable to the Director of Public Works.; and 9) It is recommended
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that perimeter fencing be retained on this site for safety reasons.
7. OLD BUSINESS
7.1 Status Report on October 17, 1989 Earthquake
The Director of Public Works reported that a total of nine houses in the Hills were
uninhabitable and he displayed a map showing the fault lines. van Tamelen asked for
a listing of the details of each of the nine uninhabitable houses to use as a learning tool
for the future. Tryon suggested an analysis be made of the the construction and
geologic data for the damaged homes. It was also suggested that fissure information be
induded in the next newsletter.
Betsy Bertram, 11854 Page Mill Road, asked if a resident had a fissure could they grade
to correct it and suggested information on this be included in the newsletter. She also
suggested that it be recommended that residents talk to staff about construction,
repairs, what to look for, etc. Mrs. Bertram further commented that it was her
understanding that the deadline for FEMA was the end of December.
The City Manager reported that one resident had expressed concerns about the Town
not picking up demolition costs. Council noted that these requests should be
considered on a case-by-case basis.
Mrs. Theresa McDaniel, 10417 Lone Oak Lane, asked if structural engineers signed off
on the drainage of a project and she was advised that they do.
7.2 Rescission of Requirement for Pathway Dedication, Lands of Carse,
Taaffe Road, Request for Reconsideration of Item by Applicant
Mrs. Sandy Carse, applicant, stated that she believed having a pathway on three sides
of their property was an invasion of privacy. They had not accepted the condition and
believed it was an issue of cost and liability. She asked that Council reconsider this
matter.
Mrs. Dot Schreiner, Chairman - Pathway Parks and Recreation Committee, showed the
Council a map with the path on it and explained why it was an important path to the
Town.
Mrs. Betsy Bertram, 11854 Page Mill Road, commented that if it was dedicated pathway,
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the owner was not liable, nor was the Town. One used the paths at their own risk.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to accept the staff's recommendation to defer this item until
the full analysis of the pathway system was completed; to allow the Carses to continue
with their projects with the understanding that no release of final building deposits
would occur until a decision had been reached regarding the easement requirement; to
to request a legal opinion from the City Attorney on offers of dedication on
subdivisions; and to request a recommendation from the Pathways Sub-Committee.
In addition, Council asked the City Attorney for an update on the issue of the Town's
liability.
7.3 Tentative Map Extension, Lands of McCulloch, Tentative Map #4-88,
Stonebrook Avenue, Prospect
Council had before them the Planning Director's staff reports dated 10/27/89 and
11/14/89. Included in this material was the notation that Council had considered a
time extension request on the Lands of McCulloch at their 9/20/898 meeting and had
referred this item to the Planning Commission for reexamination of the tentative map
and conditions of approval. An ad hoc committee had been established to review this
law matter and the reports included certain added and amended conditions by both the
Commission and staff. (AMENDED BY WUNe1L 1/17/90)
Mr. Robert Saxe, applicant's attorney, addressed these reports and noted that they had
concerns about several of the proposed conditions particularly those addressing
restrictions on maximum floor area and maximum developable area; height and the
proposed wording of the deed restriction for lots 13/14. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 26.
Mr. Warren Whaley, applicant's engineer, addressed the building sites of certain of the
lots and the difficulties imposed by certain of the proposed conditions.
Dr. Ibrahim Saah, 12000 Stonebrook Road, referred to his letter dated 10/30/89 which
asked for additional height restrictions on certain lots and also asked that the new
subdivision road be constructed outside their recorded easement in the front of their
property.
Mrs. Betsy Bertram, 11854 Page Mill Road, asked if there were conditions, covenants
and restrictions (CC&Rs) for this subdivision and, if so, could the Town receive a copy.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Johnson and
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passed unanimously to establish the expiration date of the tentative map for Lands of
McCulloch as September 29, 1990.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Casey and passed
unanimously to approve the following additional conditions to the Lands of
McCulloch tentative map:
5.a) The developer shall further dedicate a pathway easement within the panhandle
of Lot #8 to provide pathway access between the pathway along I-280 and the bulb
end of Priscilla Lane to the satisfaction of the Town's Pathway and Recreation
Committee.
Condition 40.6 was amended to read as follows:
40.6 In order to maintain and protect the environment, an inventory of all trees
on this subdivision which are 20" circumference at 4' shall be made by a
qualified tree surgeon and the need for trimming, cabling and other protective
steps shall be reported to the Director of Public Works. Subdivider shall perform
the work prior to recordation of the final map or bond to insure that this work is
done.
43.b)The maximum elevation of any structure on Lot #17 shall not exceed elevation
531, as referenced to the tentative map. A deed restriction approved by the Town
shall be recorded simultaneously with the final map noting this restriction, or a
note shall be made on the final map that is acceptable to the surveyor. All other
code requirements shall continue to apply.
The maximum elevation of any structure on Lot #26 shall not exceed elevation
540, as referenced to the tentative map. A deed restriction approved by the Town
shall be recorded simultaneously with the final map noting this restriction, or a
note shall be made on the final map that is acceptable to the surveyor. All other
code requirements shall continue to apply.
52 A deed restriction approved by the Town shall be recorded simultaneously with
the Final Map noting that height restrictions have been placed on Lots 19 and 20.
Specifically, the restrictions are that no portion of any structure shall measure
more than ten (10') feet above the grade of the new subdivision road, as
referenced to the centerline of that road. Alternatively, a note shall be made on
kor the final map that is acceptable to the surveyor. All other code requirements
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lhavr shall continue to apply. This limit is subject to variance for exceptional circum-
stances/design in accordance with the Town Zoning Ordinance.
53. The maximum elevation of any structure on Lot #18 shall not exceed elevation
540, as referenced on the tentative map. A deed restriction approved by the Town
shall be recorded simultaneously with the final map noting this restriction, or a
note shall be made on the final map that is acceptable to the surveyor. All other
code requirements shall continue to apply. This limit is subject to variance for
exceptional circumstances/design in accordance with the Town Zoning
Ordinance.
54. A note shall be made on the final map and a deed restriction recorded to the
satisfaction of the Town relating to Lots 13/14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 26 that says:
"Town of Los Altos Hills ordinances and policies relating to preservation of
natural land form, limits on grading and view/hillside preservation affect this
lot. Maximum developable area and maximum floor area numerically allowed
may be restricted by the Town through the Site Development process. The
prospective property owner is encouraged to discuss the constraints on this parcel
with the Town Planning Department and carefully consider them in all aspects of
planning for the development of this lot."
55. A landscape screening plan shall be prepared to provide mitigation for any and
all improvements related to the construction of noise mitigation measures. At
a minimum, the plan shall include native trees, shrubs and groundcover
designed such that there are plantings that will provide immediate visual relief
while allowing for the long-term growth of mature trees and shrubs. The plan
is to be reviewed and approved by the Town's Environmental Design and
Protection Committee, who may require approval by the Planning Commission.
56. A letter must be submitted to the Town analyzing the impact of the October 17,
1989 earthquake on the soil and geotechnical conditions on this property.
57. All water lines in the development shall be looped to the satisfaction of the Fire
Marshall.
7.4 Full Disclosure Policy
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by van Tamelen, seconded by Tryon
and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #129-89 relating to disclosure of contacts
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with Councilmembers and Planning Commissioners and Information received
bit outside of a public hearing.
7.5 Request for Extension of Tentative Map -- Lands of Quarry Hills
Mrs. Betsy Bertram, 11854 Page Mill Road, asked what would happen to the application
if the lawsuit concerning the creek was still going on in March?
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Casey and passed
unanimously to approve a ninety day extension to March 6, 1990 for consideration of
the tentative map for Lands of Quarry Hills
8. NEW BUSINESS
8.1 Reimbursement Agreement with Gerard and Lambert, Inc.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to continued consideration of this item to the next meeting as
Mr. Lambert had been unable to attend tonight's meeting.
lor 9. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES AND SUB-COMMITTEES
9.1 Report on Current Chairmen of Standing Committees
Council had received a report from the City Clerk which stated that the following
committees had re-elected Chairmen: Community Relations -- Co-Chairmen Marcia
Vincent and Ginger Summit; Environmental Design and Protection Committee --
Theresa McDaniel; Pathways Recreation Parks Committee -- Mrs. Dot Schreiner and
Roads and Drainage Committee -- Mr. William Downey. The Finance and Safety
Committees plan to schedule the appointment of a chairman at their next meetings.
9.2 Pathway Sub-Committee
van Tamelen reported that the Pathway Sub-Committee had met the previous week
and the work of the committee was progressing quite well. The next meeting was
scheduled for November 21, 1989.
9.3 Town Hall Master Plan Sub-Committee
i`„ Johnson reported on the recent meeting of this committee. It was pointed out that a
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new design was being worked on for Town Hall. Prior to the proposed plans going
back to Wolfe Mason and the Council, input was being requested from a building
expert.
10. STAFF REPORTS
10.1 City Manager
10.1 Setting Dates for Future Study Sessions, Special Meetings, etc.
The City Manager noted that there were several issues which needed discussion and
decision by the Council and he suggested that the most efficient method of doing this
would be the scheduling of additional meetings, study sessions, etc. Some of these
issues were: evaluation of Council appointees, code adherence, subdivision process
and the presentation by Michael Freedman.
The Council agreed to schedule a special meeting for 6:00 p.m. on January 3rd to
discuss the prioritization of objectives and to schedule future meetings. It was further
agreed that a special meeting would be held on January 17, 1990 before the regularly
scheduled Council meeting to discuss the evaluation of Council appointees.
10.1.2 Sound System
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To appoint Bob Johnson to work with staff on the sound
system for Council Chambers.
10.1.3 Historical Society
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to add the request from the Historical Society to use Council
Chambers for a meeting as an urgency item.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to approve the request from the Historical Society to use the
Council Chambers for a meeting on December 3, 1989.
10.1.4 Volunteer Awards Luncheon
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To authorize the payment of costs for any staff member
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who wished to attend the Volunteer Awards Luncheon on December 1st.
10.2 City Attorney
10.2.1 Status Report on Attorney Services for the Town
The City Manager reported that Marc Hynes had been the Town's Acting City Attorney
since Mr. Gillio's illness and David Schricker's law firm had been providing legal
representation at the Council meetings. Mr. Gillio was doing quite well and may
return to work in early December.
10.3 City Clerk
10.3.1 Report on Council Correspondence dated November 9, 1989
11. COUNCIL-INITIATED ITEMS
11.1 Report on the November 9 Council Study Session
4111/ Council noted that they had received the notes prepared by the City Manager on the
team building session commented that they were quite well done.
van Tamelen commented that she was confused about the team building session. She
believed standards had been set and the Mayor should be judged by those standards.
Regarding her motion concerning the Mayor which had been tabled at an earlier
meeting, she inquired whether or not this motion would be reconsidered.
Siegel stated that he thought the team building session had been productive. He
would not change his earlier vote on the tabled motion nor would he support
reconsideration.
Tryon supported van Tamelen's statement. Several issues of concern had not been
addressed at the team building session which was an open meeting rather than a
closed session for matters of personnel.
Mrs. Shari Emling, 11853 Murietta, stated that she thought it was a disgraceful era in
the Town. The ceremonial title of Mayor was being misused and it was time to take
reponsibility for either being accountable to the residents or not.
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11.2 Creation of an Ad Hoc Committee on Trees (Mayor Pro Tern Siegel)
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To appoint Bob Johnson, William Siegel, Brenda Butner
and Ruth Buneman (members of the Environmental Design and Protection
Committee) to an Ad Hoc Committee on Trees.
11.3 Creation of a Heritage Sub-Committee (Councilmember van Tamelen)
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To appoint Dan Alexander, Elizabeth Peers (members of
the Historical Society) and van Tamelen to a Heritage Sub-Committee to help
Rosemary Meyerott, Town Historian, make decisions regarding the Town's historical
collection and to make recommendations regarding the role of the Historical Society
in such activities as helping to maintain Town files, holding office hours, circulating
books, exhibiting material in the Council Chambers, and the possible establishment of
an Historical Commission.
11.4 Proclamations for 'Adoption Week' and 'California Family Week'
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Johnson and
passed unanimously to add the issuance of proclamations for Adoption Week and
Ibv California Family Week to the agenda as an urgency item.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by van Tamelen
and passed unanimously to proclaim the week of November 19-25, 1989 as both
'Adoption Week' and 'California Family Week'.
11.5 Thanksgiving Party
It was noted that a Thanksgiving Party would be held November 21, 1989 at the
Mayor's home for members of the Council, Planning Commission and staff.
11.6 Christmas Party
The City Manager suggested having the first annual Town-wide Christmas Party on
Thursday, December 21, 1989 at Town Hall. There would be the lighting the of the
Town tree, refreshments, hayrides for the children and gift giving.
van Tamelen noted that this event should not conflict with Westwind Barn's
Christmas Party but Bob Stutz commented that that party was scheduled for December
10th.
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Dru Anderson, 27820 Saddle Court, endorsed the idea of a Christmas party.
PASSED BY CONSENSUS: To authorize the City Manager to proceed with planning a
Town Christmas Party and to work with the Community Relations Committee.
12. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further new or old business to discuss, the City Council adjourned at
11:25 p.m. to an Adjourned Regular Meeting on Wednesday, November 29, 1989 at
5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
Respectfully submitted,
416, Patricia Dowd
City Clerk
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