HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/17/1974Tn51M OF LOS ALTOS HILLS
CITY COUNCIL
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
July 17, 1974
Tape Not Available for Meeting.
Mayor Stanley Grabowski called the regular meeting of the City Council to
order a 2
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A. ROLL CALL:
Present: Miller Councman
Cheney ((ski P.M.), Hel9esson, McReynolds, Councilwoman
or
Staff: EngineeraAlexBruce
Russell. BondCounselAssaf. Frank Gillio, City
Absent: Commissioner Phillips representing Planning Commission,
B. CONSENT CALENDAR:
At the request of Councilwoman Miller, Item 1 was removed from the Consent
Calendar for Separate Consideration.
NOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Council-
woman Miller and unanimously carried to adopt the remaining items on the Conseni.
Calendar, namely:
2. Approval of Warrants: $33,125.68
3. Actions of Planning Commission:
a)Approved Lands of Barton, Lot line change, Paul Nowack, Engineer,
File #TN2n12-74 and amending "No Access" strip to "Ho Vehicular Access."
4, Resolutions for Adoption:
nt
certainolution #792 assessments underting makingReso. 099, S.A.D . f an amended
ssesssmenta#107, Lands
of Colston.
b) Resolution #799 exercising option to extend Security Petrol Service
with Penfold
change in corporate name. until June 30,
1975 andapproving
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ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR FOR SEPARATE CONSIDERATION:
1. Approval of Minutes - July 3, 1974
Councilwoman Miller stated that on page 10, Item 2, the Resolution she
was asked to prepare concerned not Moody Canyon, but other zoning changes
within the Town's Sphere of Influence, and that the Resolution should be
directed to the County Planning Commission.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Heigesson moved, seconded by Council-
woman Miller and unanimously carried to approve the Minutes of July 3rd as
corrected.
C. SPECIAL REPORTS:
1. Reports of Standing Committees: (out of order as they appear on Agenda)
b) Town Historian - Mrs. Florence Fava:
Reminded Council that the Town had been recognized as a bi-centennial
city, and that plans were underway to prepare for the Country's bi-
centennial celebration, but she had no place to set up an exhibit.
She wondered if she would be able to use the Engineer's shack once it
is vacated by the Town Engineer. She said if Council gave its approval
she would then have a place to display historical artifacts on a
permanent basis, where Townspeople and school groups could visit any
time they wished.
Mayor Grabowski commented that there was na a plan to use a portion of
the building for the Town's maintenance crew because of their cramped
quarters, which would take up a portion of the room. He asked if Mrs.
Fava could give Council some time to consider her suggestion, and asked
that her requirements be put in writing for discussion at the meeting
of August 21st.
Councilman McReynolds said that he thought the Engineer's office would
be a good place for the Town Historian's display and that the Town
would be showing a genuine interest in the history of their own Town if
this gesture was made.
Councilwoman Hiller suggested that Mrs. Fava give Council several weeks
to come up with a solution based on the present evaluation of the
Maintenance Department and other considerations. The matter was scheduled
for consideration at the meeting of August 21st.
Speakinq frog the Floor:
Mrs. M. Saviano, Corte Madera Ct.: Supported Mrs. Fava's request.
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - July 17, 1974
Reports of Standing_Comnittees Jcont'd
a) Traffic and Public Safety Committee - nepurt on 1974-75 Patrol
Services.
Commit ee regarding their rwecommendationsuon patroltservicestfor the
the
Town and the proposed traffic survey. She informed Council that a
folder had been prepared containing the Committee's report and all the
information they had used to make their recommandations, and this was
available at Town Hall for Council's perusal.
Mrs. Goldsmith said that after a special meeting of the Committee and
a subsequent meeting vith the Town Manager, the Committee was recommending
that the Town contract with Penfold Associates for a total of 260 hours
to complete a traffic survey for Los Altos Hills. The Committee also
reccmmendai that the Town apply for a State grant of Federal money in
thatatherCommittee0weul0 tod assistover hofficer Penfold ie costs Of Such an any way it could to
also d�
facilitate such a survey.
Councilman McReynolds asfied about the grant that was available. Mrs.
Goldsmith expldined that the City Manager was checking with the State
on these funds.
The Mayor thanked the Committee for their report and recommendations.
c) Cdr. J. Dochnahl, Pathway Committee representative:
Addressed Council concerning summer pathway maintenance program of the
Town and said that this work was boing done in order of priorities
D and the Chairman. He said that progress
established by the Committe
was being made in order of priorities and was in favor of a continuation
of the Program.
2. P-iesentatirns from the Floor:
a) ?rescntation of Spcclal Studies Report - 1•1111,am Cotton, Geologist
Mr. Cotton addressed Council concerning the major fault system existing
within tho Torn? and the study approved by Council for finding these
faults. HiS work reali with those faultsc�liich nner,'ations ri.dhehYthe
themost
pcten dally active. Ne suggested
Budget Review Cemm�itee net be accepted by Council since this project
1s a contimiing one frog 'iast year, and encouraged the Town to complete
it. He also commented on the Budget Review Committees recommendation
on the Landslide Study proposed. He said this would be a series of
maps showing rock fhazardsr,`in the For planning Towwn forn development, andses in
would be
areas of potential
an early warning system.
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4W Presentation of Special Studies Projects (cont'd)
Mr. Cotton addressed himself to Councilman Cheney's question at an
earlier meeting as to whether the Town would be duplicating studies
done by the County. For this reason, he had submitted his proposals
to the County for their comments, and to see if there was a duplication
of effort in this area. Council had received a copy of the reply from
the County Planning Department responding to this matter, and a letter
from the U.S. Geological survey commenting on the proposed study. lie
asked that Council consider their response prior to any decision being
made.
Fir. Cotton also responded to a question raised by the Budget Review
Committee as to how the citizens would benefit from such studies. He
said these were similar to ones being done in Portola Valley, Milpitas
and Woodside as on-going projects. He noted that the only reap available
which he was presently using was one showing the landslide area in
Ladera. He said that problems could be more readily flagged if such
maps were available for the Town's planning. He felt the Program should
be an over-all program and not on a lot by lot basis.
The Mayor thanked Mr. Cotton for his report and said that Council would
give the matter serious consideration before any decisions were made.
b) Mr. R. Vitrano, student government officer, Foothill College:
Announced a special meeting to be held Aug. 25th at 7:30 PM in Room C31
of Foothill College which was a result of student's concern over the
Griffin Home. He invited Council and interested citizens to attend the
meeting.
The Mayor thanked Mr. Vitrano, stating that Council supported their
efforts.
c) Mr. D. Spencer, Chairman, Planning Commission:
Brought up another matter of County failure to inform the Town of
matters involving land within the Town's sphere of influence. He
stated that this was the third such failure in a row where the County
did not give any information to the 1'a,n.
d) Mrs. P. Standring, Cortez Lane:
Questioned Ccuncil on why it took ss lane To ecc a pool p:;'Tnl:t in tike
Tccn. She felt that swimming pool requirenants should be listed so that
when plans cenr_ in the first time, they xould adhere to all Town rc••
quirerents.
Discussion followed between Council and Staff regarding this, and similar
` problems which had arisen recently. Based, on the discussion and Mrs.
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Mrs. Patricia Standrino (cont'd)
Standring's suggestion, the Mayor requested Staff to prepare a list of
pool requirements which could be made available to homeowners desiring
to have a pool installed.
e) Mr. Oscar Sobel, Christophers Lane:
Asked about status of the matter concerning Town -owned equipm nt. The
Mayor responded that no decision had been made and that the matter was
still under study.
D. STAFF REPORTS, CORRESPONDENCE AND ANNOUNCEMENTS:
1. Altamort Road repairs adjacent to Packard proparty (con" d 'From 7(.'1/4)
City Attorney Frank Gillio cave has legal opinion to Council vegarding
repairs to this road in that the Town could not legally issue a purr_; ase
order on a tima and equipment rental basis in an aawunt not to exceed $6400
for the repair and reconstruction of this portion of the road. He said that
plans and specifications would be required and competitive bids solicited.
He stated that his legal opinion relating to the contract with Freeman-
Sondgrcth Contri!Ction Co. would be forthcoming when he had a chance to
review the file.
Councilman Helgesson commented that tha City Engineer had recommended that
the work on this road be performed be`ore winter and said that if this was
the case, then Staff should be instructed to prepare plans and specifications
and ask for bids. He said that he would make this in the form of a motion.
Councilwoman Miller seconded the mot -,nn.
Councilman Cheney commented that this was not a catastrophic problem and
felt the Town should wait another season to see if the earth was going to
move any mere. He thought it was important for the Public Works Committee
feralwekkst the
he madetion thisand
in the forret ofwith
armotiOnnwhichnwaswithin
seconded bynext
Mayor Grybtheki, Council voted on
nvCouncilman Cheney's motion first, which
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AYE: Councilman Chsne!:, Mayor Grzbnwski
Nu^: Councilman Helgesson, McRayrolds, Coanc+,lr�amin M111er•.
Council then voted on councilman Helg2ss+:•e� ';:.;,r,; hsve :isviff prepare
Plans and Specs fcr the road rapair, gait!: `he .ai+. +r;;r, excer-:d y`!}pi;. "he
motion oassec o'y "lls foliow"n rail
AYE: councilmen Hel•�assau; fdCF:eYrsol'•s, ` li.'�'
NO: Cou.rcilman Cncnay, i',",Yor Srabowss;
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2. Request from Residents on La Rena Drive for installation of street
light.
Mr. Lawson said that a petition had been signed by residents of La Rena
Drive to have a street tight installed at their own expense. He said
that the policy of the Town concerning street lights was that the Town
would not bear the cost of installation and upkeep, but would give permission
to property owners willing to bear this cost. He also said that PG&E
required Council approval, though no agreement had to be entered into.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Mayor Grabowski moved, seconded by Councilman
Helgesson to approve installation of a street light if the initial expense and
upkeep was borne by the residents. The motion passed unanimcusly.
3. Committee Vacancy Announcements:
Mr. Lawson informed Council of the vacancies existing on To,.o Committees,
which are as follows:
Traffic and Public Safety Committee One Vacancy (1)
Pathway Committee Ore Vacancy (1)
Noise Abatement Committee Two iacancies 2))
Environmental Design Committee Two vacancies 2)
In compliance with Resolution 0696 regarding Standing Committees, these
vacancies will be up for nomination and will be placed on the Council agenda
for August 21st.
Mayor Grabowski then announced that the City Attorney had rer;uested an Executive
Session to discuss litigation before the Council continued any further business.
Council unanimously agreed and Council adjourned to Executive Session, returning
at 8:55 PM.
E. SPECIAL ORDERS:
1. Request for Building SiteApproval, Lands of Camenaind, Olive Tree
Ct., File MBSA6003-73, subject to conditions recomm--nded by the Planning
Commission (cont'd from 7/3/74):
Mr. Lawson, said that the applicant was ohjecting to a condition imposed by
the Planning Commission regarding off -tract drainage requirements.
City Engineer Aler. Russell commented that Oli,,e Tree Court wc, a private
road, and that because of the drainage problems, *e,type (i' s.wr esain
should be required in the area.
Speaking from the Floor:
Mr. G. Ferrari, Attorney representing applicants: Spoke reg.:rding the ;ar•',r
type of requirements being waived on an appeal by a neighbor or. 014vo Tree
`' Ct. (Valenti), and spoke of equal protection under the law. Mr. Lawson
responded that the two properties were not the same, in that the Valenti
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Camenzind BSA Appeal: (cont'd)
building site approval had been granted three ,years earlier, and the
Camenzind property was just caning in for building site approval.
City Attorney Frank Gillio also informed Mr. Ferrari that he was referring
to a storm drain on a driveway easement which was rejected by Council.
Discussion continued regarding suggestions that an assessment district be
formed, and Mr. Gillio clarified his statement made during the Valenti
appeal that an assessment district could be formed if residents in the area
so desired, but that Council would not have to impose such a district.
The discussion continued between Mr. Ferrari, Staff and Council regarding
the rejected dedication of easement, the probable costs of installing two
catch basins, and differences between the two properties being discussed.
Mr. Russell felt the installation costs for two catch basins would be
approximately $1500.
Mr. J Dunn Attorney representing Mr. Burke a prospective owner of property_:
Addressed Council regarding easement fees and storm drainage fees paid by
the owners of the properties along this road.
L Councilman Helgesson commented that it appeared that the property in question
`, contributed quite a bit of water to the existing road. He said that the
subdivider was under obligation to provide in and off-site drainage as
required by the City Engineer. He moved that Council uphold the require-
ments for storm drainage as recommended by the Planning Commission.
Councilman Cheney seconded the motion which passed by the following roll call
vote:
AYE: Councilmen Cheney, Helgesson, McReynolds.
NO: Councilwoman Miller, Mayor Grabowski
2, Public Hearing - 5 A D A10 re Increased Assessments:
Bond Counsel Phil Assaf stated that this was the tine and place set for a
hearing of the Resolution of Intention to make changes and modifications.
He gave the total of assessments and said that a copy of the Resolution of
Intention had been published in the Palo Alto Times and mailed to the
residents of the District, and it would now be in order to open the public
hearing concerning the matter.
Mr. Lawson read the letter received from Mr. J. Parker, a Le', -a Dri•.e,
requesting exclusion from the District. Since the public he e; ny had be.n
closed, his request could not be considered at this late data.
Speaking from the floor:
Mrs. G. Sander 12111 Hillto Dr.: Purchased lot on La Lana .�,id ,na and
er hue and were anx ous to see District foyned.
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S.A.D. #10 - Hearina on Resolution of Intention to Make Changes (cont d)
MrWa_yne Kell Sunn vale: Meeded to have sewers in order to get building
s tel approva rom t e ounty.
Mr. Austin Price La Loma Drive: Commented on problems experienced by
neig ors over t e years o were on septic tanks. In favor of District
even though at the present time he was having no problems on septic.
Dr. Smithwick 25215 La Lama Dr.: Built home ten years ago with the ex-
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Pec at ono sewers a ng nsta led eventually. In favor of District.
Dr. Leonard Rush 25209 La Loma Dr.: Said there was public health problem
nvo ve an no ust one o aes etics.
Dr. Joseph, I natIN La Loma Drive: Urged formation of District for
„ea�tn ang nest etic reasons.
Mr. Lawson said a letter had been received from Mr. William Bryant, La Loma
Drive, urging formation of the District.
Mr. Assaf said that it would be good to get the feeling of the property
owners regarding the increase in assessments caused by the elimination of
five parcels from the proposed District,
40 No objections were raised because of the increased assessments.
Dr. Morgan Johnson Engineer of Nork S.A.D.#10: Stated that amendments to
e ngmneer s eport ha en ma a an sa t e Contractor had extended his
bid to July 19th. He urged Council to award the contract this evening so
further expenses would not be experienced by homeonwers in the District.
Mr. Oscar Sobel Christoohers Lane: Spoke on malfunctions of septic tanks
an sa homeowners cou avoi many problems by eliminating washing machines
and sinks from the system.
Mr. Colin Peters 25136 La Loma Drive: Said the meeting could be shortened
y ounce s assuming tat a n t e District were in favor of It, and that
many more residents were in the audience but had not risen to speak because
Of the time factor.
The Mayor declared the Public Hearing closed at 9:37 :M.
Mr. Assaf pointed out that the First Resolution in order, if C2!nc l desired,
had not appeared on the Agenda. This dealt with ordering changas and
modifications.
LOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Ccanc?ag:r,>�
filler, and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #193 Ordering Changes rrd
!odifications, S.A.D.#10.
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rr S.A.D. #10 jcont'd
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Councilman
Cheney and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #794 overruling protests on
Resolution of Intention, S.A.D. #10.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Councilman
Cheney and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #795 adopting Engineer's
Report confirming assessments and ordering work acquisitions, S.A.D.#10.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Council-
woman Miller and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #796 designating
Collection Officer, S.A.D. #10.
Mayor Grabowski stated that on the advice of the Town's attorneys, Council
would not award the contract at this time, and asked the Engineer of Work
to request an extension of time for another thirty days from the contractor.
Dr. Johnson agreed to contact the Contractor to request such an extension
but was not sure whether it would be granted.
3. Reconsideration of Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance.
Mayor Grabowski commented that the Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance which was
rejected by Council recently failed because it was too restrictive. He
felt this type of Ordinance was necessary because the Town was increasingly
becoming a graveyard for abandoned vehicles. He went through the rejected
ordinance suggesting specific changes in the wording, and that the Building
Official not be empowered with enforcement, but rather the Chief of Police.
q After he had noted his suggested changes he requested Council's approval to
refer the Ordinance to the City Attorney for the necessary re-writing,
which would then be submitted to Council on August 21st for their consideration.
Council unanimously agreed.
F. GENERAL ORDERS & UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
1. Screening between Town Hall and Hahn Property:
Mr. Lawson stated that the City Engineer had advised that a six-fcot fence
of redwood could be built between the properties at a cost under $1,000, or
approximately $6.00 per lineal foot.
Mayor Grabowski moved that Staff be instructed to proceed .-dth the con-
struction of this type of a fence to screen the properties. Councilman
McReynolds seconded the motion.
Speaking from the Floor:
Mr. R. J. Hahn, 26359 Es eranza Dr.: Felt that a six foot fence in the area
was not quite equate ecause o the slope of the land. He suggested flat
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Screeninq between Town Hall and Hahn property: (cont'd
a landscape architect be consulted and that mature trees be installed
rather than a fence.
The Mayor asked Mr. Hahn if the Town built a fence, if he was willing to
plant trees on his side of the fence to screen it.
Discussion ensued regardinq the Town ordinance on fence height which
called for a height not to exceed six feet.
Councilman McReynolds thought Mr. Hahn had a good point in that trees were
more aesthetically pleasing than a fence. He moved that the Environmental
Design Committee be asked to come up with a recommendation regarding the
planting of mature trees by the next Council meeting. Councilwoman Miller
seconded the motion.
Discussion then ensued regarding the price of mature trees and the lack of
privacy caused by the present construction work in progress at Town Hall.
Councilman McReynolds then withdrew his motion with the consent of Council-
woman Miller.
The question was called as to the building of a six foot redwood fence, and
16 the motion carried unanimously.
Councilman McReynolds then moved that the question of landscape design be
referred to the Environmental Design Committee regarding the planting of
mature trees in conjunction with the fence. Councilman McReynolds seconded
the motion which was unanimously approved by Council.
Mr. Lawson received clarification from Council that the funds would come
from unappropriated funds in the General Fund.
2. Fotthill College Concert - Request for Suspension of Noise Ordinance:
Miss Rebecca Bolitho, 1668 California Ave., Mtn. View, came before Council
again regerding her request that the Noise Ordinance be suspended so the
students at Foothill College could have a Folk Fare. She addressed Council
regarding the noise levels anticipated, which were not expected to be above
60 dbs. at the end of the campus.
Council raised questions regarding the type of Security contcmplptcd for
traffic and crowd control, whether Security Officers would be professional
or students, and whether the Sheriff's office wculd be employed. Discussion
ensued further, and the Mayor commented that if a suspensicn wcrp. r, -anted,
the Town would be setting a prescedent. He commended the students for
coming before Council with their request, but stated that Council's first
obligation was to the Townspeople. He said that if the public were given
a chance to speak to the issue, then Ccuncil would do what the public wanted.
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Request by Foothill College Students: (cont'd)
Councilwoman Miller suggested that the applicant consult with the City
Manager and work out a presentation which would answer the questions of
the Council. Council thenagreed to continue the matter until a report
was available from the applicant for public hearing.
3. Resolution #797 re Los Altos School nistrict Transportation Policy:
Councilman McReynolds noted that the Los Altos School District had informed
the Town that it intends to curtail the school bus service for the forth-
coming school year, and that he had been requested to prepare a Resolution
to the School District opposing such a change.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman McReynolds moved, seconded by Council-
man Helgesson and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #797 requesting the
Los Altos School District to retain its 1973-74 Transportation Policy.
Staff was instructed to forward certified copies of the Resolution to the
School District and the Clerk of the Board of Trustees for their con-
sideration.
4. County Zoning Change within the Town's Sphere of Influence:
Councilwoman Miller corrected the Agenda which read that this matter
pertained to Moody Canyon re -zoning. She commented that her resolution
dealt with the general subject of the Town being notified of matters
affecting lands within the Town's sphere of influence.
MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilwoman Miller proved, seconded by Mayor
Grabowski and unanimously carried to adopt Resolution #798 requesting notice
of zoning and land subdivision applications and proceedings before the Santa
Clara County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors.
5. Moody Canyon 7.one Change:
After discussion of the proposed zoning change in the Moody Canyon area,
Council determined to hold an adjourned meeting a^d invite the North
County Planning Commission representative, and a rapres::ckative from the
Palo Alto Planning Department to attend for the purporc of discussing
this matter. The meeting was scheduled for tionday, July 22, 1974 at 3:30 PM
at the Fremont Hills School Multi -Purpose Room.
Speaking from the Floor:
Mr. Donald Spencer, Chairman, Planning Comiission: Regarding the S'S 2�:e
density formulas used by the County.
Councilman McReynolds expressed concern that this zening would affect the
4r Town since we would have to provide services for the area, and felt the Town
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Moody Canyon Zone Change: (cont'd)
should take action on any zoning change being considered.
Mr. M.Bernstein, Pae M111 Road: Resides in area where change was being
const ere tate t e res ents liked the area as it is. He commented
that Palo Alto had not expressed any objection to the zoning change, but
might be willing to change their position at the request of the Town.
Mayor Grabowski, with the consent of Council, instructed the City Manager
to contact Palo Alto and ask a representative of the Planning Department
to attend the scheduled meeting, and to contact Mrs. degrt Steinberg, the
North County Planning representative, and request her attendance a10.
6. Proposed Budget - 1974-75:
Councilman Cheney said that this item had been agendad at his request.
He moved that the City Manager be directed not to spend any money not
specifically authorized by Council until the Budget was approved and
adopted.
Mr. G111io commented that Council essentially held those powers now, in that
E all expenditures were approved through the warrant list.
`r Mayor Grabowski felt that Council should be given the opportunity to study
this matter before making a decision.
After a brief discussion, Council agreed to an Adjourned Meeting on Wed-
nesday, July 31, 1974 at 7:30 PM to specifically address the budget and the
adoption of a tax rate for FY 1974-75.
7. City Manager, Bruce Lawson:
Mr. Lawson read the following statement to the Council:
"During the past several months it has became increasingly apparent that
a serious difference in philosophy exists between myself and the City
Council. My training and experience have influenced me to be more progressive
in the conduct of municipal affairs than appears to be desired by the
residents and, in turn, the City Council.
"Consequently, it may be to our best mutual advantage for me to seek a more
progressive environment whereby I can utilize my talents and capabilities
more effectively. Therefore, it is my intention at this time to terminato.
our relationship no later than October 1, 1974.
"Until my final termination date, I will continue to perform the fuacti.—s
and duties of my position."
Mayor Grabowski said that in view of this announcement, an Executive °assion
to discuss personnel would be held immediately after the meeting.
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G. NEW BUSINESS:
1. Mayor Grabowski:
a) Directed Staff to prepare recommendations and response to a letter
received from Mr. Saviano regarding grading on Anacapa Drive for next
Council meeting.
b) Directed Staff to agenda the matter of the $.05 additional tax for
parking facilities at Foothill College. He also requested that related
materials be provided to Council for the meetinq of August 7, 1974.
2. Councilman Cheney:
Was concerned that Council was not receiving reports from sub -committees.
After some discussion, Council agreed that these reports should be
forwarded to Council.
3. Mr. J Dunn Attorney representing Mr. Burke re: Camenzind BSA:
Felt a gross inequity had been done in Council's upholding the recommendation
of the Planning Commission on the Camenzind property. He thought the Town
was in a position of imposing this condition on one lot only and did not
impose it on the other. He asked that Councilman McReynolds moved to re -
4, consider the vote on this matter.
Councilman McReynolds denied the request, stating that he felt that the
drainage was needed on the street.
H. ADJOURNMENT: Council adjourned to a Personnel session at 11:25, and
reconvened to adjourn to an Adjourned Meeting on Monday, July 22nd, 3:30 PM
at the Fremont Hills Elementary School, Multi-purpose Room.
Respectfully submitted,
Norma J. Hislop
Deputy City Clark
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