HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/18/1972CITY COUNCIL
TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS
MINUTES OF A RBGULAR ADJOURNED 14BETING
April 18, 1972
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Mayor Walter A. Benson called the regular adjourned meeting of the City
Council of the Town of Los Al os Hills to order at 7:45 P.M. in the Council
Chambers of the Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills, with the
following members answering roll call: Present: Councilmen Corbett,
Grabowski, Helgesson, and Mayor Benson. Councilman Davey arrived at 8:10 P.M.
PLANNING CORAISSION REPRESENTATIVE: Commissioner Magruder.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: March 6, 1972
Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Grabowski and carried unanimously
that the minutes of March 6, 1972 be approved as written.
CHANGE IN ORDER OF AGENDA: Deputy Mayor Helgesson requested and Council con-
curred that he be allowed to change the order of the Agenda and assume the
chair. , - -
The City Attorney introduced and read in entirety Resolution No. 665: A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS RECOGNIZING
THE DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE TOWN OF WALTER A. BENSON.
MOTICN, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Corbett
that Resolution No. 665 be adopted as read was carried by the following roll
call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Corbett, Grabowski, and Helgesson. ABSTAIN: Mayor Benson.
ABSENT: Councilman Davey.
The City Attorney introduced and read Resolution No. 666 in its entirety&
A RBSOLUTICN OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS RECOGNIZING
THE DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE TOWN OF STANLEY W. CORBETT III.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Mayor
Benson, that Resolution No. 666 be adopted as read was carried by the follow-
ing roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Benson, Grabowski, and Helgesson.
ABSTAIN: Councilman Corbett. ABSENT: Councilman Davey.
Noting the resolutions said only part of what was felt, Deputy Mayor Helgesson
further expressed appreciation to Mayor Benson and Councilman Corbett and
lauded their dedicated guidance in fulfillment of the Town's goals. In clos-
ing, he noted although many in the audience wished to echo these sentiments,
time did not -permit, due to the heavy agenda, but it was pertinent to say,
"Thank you very much Mayor Benson and Councilman Corbett." Deputy Mayor
Helgesson presented a commemorative gavel to Mayor Benson as a standing ova-
awar tion was accorded Mayor Benson and Councilman Corbett by the audience.
Mayor Benson thanked the Council and the members of the audience and stated
that he would always cherish the good times and the real friendships gained
during the past five years.
SCHEDULED ITEM 140. 1
CANVASS OF BALLOTS, RESOLUTION DECLARING RESULTS AT ELECTION, SIFART34G IN OF
COUNCILMEN, ELECTION OF MAYOR AND DEPUTY MAYOR.
Resuming the Chair, Mayor Benson requested the City Clerk to report on the
April 11, 1972 Municipal Election results. Mr. Kluzek depicted on the
blackboard the balloting by precinct and stated that ballots had been cast
by nearly 55% of the registered voters as compared to the 45% turnout for
the 1970 election. Following the Council's canvass of the election returns,
the City Attorney introduced and read in entirety, Resolution No, 667, A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF IAS ALTOS HILLS DECLARING THE
RESULT OF THE CANVASS OF THE PRECINCT ELECTION RETURNS OF THE GENERAL
MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD ON APRIL 11, 1972.
Resolution No. 667 is hereby attached and made a part of the record copy of
the minutes of April 18, 1972,
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Grab-
owski that Resolution No. 667 be adopted as read, carried by the following
roll call vote: AYES: Councilmen Corbett, Grabowski, Helgesson and Mayor
Benson. ABSENT: Councilman Davey.
ADMINISTRATION OF OATH OF OFFICE:
The City Clerk stated campaign statements had been received from the newly -
elected Councilmen, Helgesson, Kubby and Miller, as required by Section
11500 of the Elections Code. The oath of office was then administered to the
newly -elected Councilmen, congratulations by the other Council members were
expressed, and the newly -elected Councilmen were seated.
Upon Councilman Kubby's request, Mayor Pro Tempore Helgesson called a ten
minute recess to enable Councilman Davey who had been detained to be present
to participate in the appointment of the new Mayor and Deputy Mayor.
Upon reconvening at 8:10 P.M., Mayor Pro Tempore Helgesson entertained
nominations for Mayor. Councilman Kubby nominated Leslie A. Helgesson for
Mayor and Mary C. Davey as Deputy Mayor to serve at the Councils discretion
for a one-year term. It was noted that these two Councilmen had the con-
fidence and support of the overwhelming majority of the Town as indicated by
their respective elections. Councilman Miller seconded the nominations.
Councilman Grabowski requested the joint nomination be amended to allow
separate nomination for Mayor and Deputy Mayor. The City Attorney noted that
nominations were permissible separately or together.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Miller moved a white ballot be
cast seconded by Kubby and carried by majority vote that Leslie A. Helgesson
be appointed Mayor; Mary C. Davey be appointed Deputy Mayor; and that each
serve in that capacity for one year to April 18, 1973. Councilman Grabowski
requested that the record show he had abstained, but that he favored election
of Mayor Helgesson.
Mayor Helgesson read a whimsical article from Western City Magazine, entitled:
"What Is A Mayor?", which he said could apply to former Mayor Walter A.
Benson, and to what he expected would be his own fate as Mayor.
Apologizing to the large turnout of citizens for her unavoidable tardiness,
Deputy Mayor Davey congratulated Mayor Halgesson and expressed her desire to
work with him.
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Mayor Helgesson adjourned the meeting at 8:25 P.M. to a Litigation Session
with Town Counsel J. J. Lynch, who represents the Town in the S.A.D.#9 suit.
The meeting reconvened at 8:40 P.M.
COMMUNICATIONS-
I- Letter from Office of the Governor urged support of Proposition 2 on the
June Primary ballot, authorizing the sale of $350 million of G.O. Bonds
for building schools.
2. Request from -Californians Against the Pollution Initiative" urged
opposition to Proposition #9, the Pollution Initiative, on June 6 ballot.
3. California Water Pollution Control Association enclosed press material
dealing with a joint California -Nevada water control conference at South
Lake Tahoe on May 3 - 6, 1972.
4. League of California Cities announcement re: Statewide Tax and Legisla-
tive Conference, Woodlake Inn, Sacramento, on April 26-27, 1972, Council-
man Grabowski stated he would attend.
5. Memorandum from State of California, Chief of Population Research, ad-
vised the estimated population of Los Altos Hills as of Feb. 1, 1972 was
7,025.
6. Former Mayor Wm. Ross Aiken, thanked the Town for the loan of the en-
graver for "Operation Identification" and enclosed an article from the
April 17 issue of U. S. News & World Report, entitled: 11 Do -It -Yourself
Plan for Foiling Thieves".
7. League of California Cities advised "New Mayoral and Councilmen's"
Institute will be held May 17-19, 1972, Hilton Inn, San Diego.
8. Planning Policy Committee of Santa Clara County notified Monte Bello
Ridge Area Mountain Study/Hillside Subcommittee will meet April 25, 1972.
9. Mrs. H. C. Neuenburg, 27461 Sherlock Road commended the Town on its
police protection.
10. Metropolitan Transportation Commission advised their guidelines and time
schedules for the MTC to follow in establishing a Regional Transportation
Pian will be completed by June 1, 1973..
11. The Sierra Club asked voters at the June 6th primary election to cast
their ballots on Proposition A. against proposed construction of the
Southern Crossing bridge between San Francisco and Alameda. Councilman
Grabowski requested this matter be agended at the next regular meeting.
12. City of Palo Alto solicited Council's support of their $200,000 anti-
drug abuse program and asked for interest and dollars.
13. Ordinance #55 of the City of Los Altos regarding confinement and control
of dogs was distributed and Mayor Helgesson requested it be put on a
future agenda for discussion.
SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2:
LOS ALTOS SCHOOL DISTRICT MASTER PLAN
Dr. Evans, representing the Los Altos School District, reviewed the latest
version of their Master Plan and reported on the current status of the matter.
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SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3:
BUILDING SITE APPROVAL FOR JOI& GILXBY (BSA -60-70) LA LOMA DRIVE 2 LOTS,
2.26 ACRES GROSS: BNGR. J. W. RILEY.
Staff reviewed the April 10th Planning Commission discussion and their re-
commended check list. Council concurred.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Mayor
Helgesson and carried unanimously that the request for Building Site Approval
of J. Gilkey (BSA 60-70) for two lots be approved.
SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4:
BUILDING SITE APPROVAL FOR RICHARD TOBIAS (BSA 77-72) CANARIO WAY, 1 LOT,
1.002 ACRES, NET.
Staff reviewed the April 10th Planning Commission discussion and their
recommended check list. Council concurred.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Mayor
Helgesson and carried unanimously that the request for Building Site Approval
of R. Tobias (BSA 77-72) for one lot be approved.
,SCHEDULED ITEM NO 5•
PUBLIC HEARING ON SAN FELIPE WATER PROTECT.
Staff stated that the Santa Clara County Flood Control and Water District
had requested endorsement of the San Felipe water importation project for
the purpose of reinstating the federal appropriation; that most of the cities
within the County had taken action regarding funding; and that they had
either urged funds be provided to continue the study or had supported go-
ahead of the project. The estimated $89 million capital outlay would ex-
port water from the Trinity River in Northern California via a 10.3 mile
tunnel, 94 miles of canal and 10 miles of closed conduit. It also includes
four pumping plants, three small reservoirs and distribution systems with
numerous relift pumping units.
Mrs. Jane Baron of the Loma Prieta Chapter of the Sierra Club, urged further
study be given and questioned whether the project is the best or only solu-
tion. Mr. Ron Esau of the Flood Control and Water District stated the interim
funding was required to complete and evaluate the report on the environmental
impact study already made and to allow continued study and comparison with
alternate water sources.
The majority of the Council felt additional study by the Council was desired
before they could make a decision, but they favored a more detailed cost
analysis as well as a more thorough investigation into recycling feasibility
or de-salination alternatives. Mayor Helgesson urged support of the interim
funding to allow continuation of the study.
MOTION, SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski
and carried by majority vote, (Helgesson opposing) that consideration of en-
dorsing interim funding be continued pending additional study by the Council.
SC161DULEp ITEM NO, 6:
REPORT ON PENDING LEGISLATIVE MATTERS: COUNCILMAN GRABOWSKI
`. Councilman Grabowski reviewed the following:
SB 490 - Requires cities to maintain sidewalks
AS 1190 - Removes local control over trailer courts
AB 407 - Requires recording of known earthquake hazard zones and formu-
lation of criteria for land use within those areas.
Council concurred to oppose SB 490 and AB 1190 and to support AB 407.
Councilman Grabowski requested accelerated study of Foothill College law en-
forcement needs by the Public Protection Commission. Council concurred.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1•
DISCUSSION OF QUESTION ON CONSOLIDATION OF ALL LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN SANTA
U
CLARA CGNTY.
Staff reviewed that the County Board of Supervisors had asked for pertinent
comments on the question of the consolidation of all local governments into
one City -County Government.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski,
and carried unanimously that this matter be agended for the Inter -City Coun-
cil --Mayor's Meeting.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2•
DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO WILLIAMSON ACT.
This item was proposed by Stanford to amend the Williamson Act to permit
schools to place surplus land under the Act with an option of removing it at
any time for "Educational Purposes". Since their representative was not
present, fi'Uocil concurred to continue this item. Councilman Davey requested
a definition of-leducational uses" be provided by Stanford when the subject
is rescheduled.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3:
REPORT ON MEETING WITH DR. VOORHEES RE: WATER FLOW FOR FIRE.
Staff reported on the meeting held with Dr. Voorhees, Al T raficanti, Mr.
Barney Tummy, Asst, Mgr. of Peninsula Division of California Water, Clarence
Garibaldi, Manager of Los Altos Division of California Water, Mayor Benson,
Deputy Mayor Helgesson, Town Enginner Jerry Crabtree, Fire Marshal Stewart
Farwell, and City Manager Murl Fritschle, to discuss the requirements for
750 gallons per minute fire water flow for the Voorhees subdivision. The
discussion resulted in no simple solution other than Dr. Voorhees Installing
800 feet of 8 -inch water line on E1 Monte Road between O'Keefe and Voorhees
Drive.
Lengthy discussion ensued, regarding installation of the 811 water line to
serve the Voorheest Subdivision, and included floor participation from the
applicants. Council was sympathetic to the applicant, but they urged fur-
ther discussions be held since the City Attorney had advised that before the
Staff recommendation is overriddeq substantive evidence must be available as
to health,safety and welfare before an alternate course can be directed by
them. Staff was requested to determine the water pressure in the entire area
to determine whether adequate fire protection is available.
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MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by Grabowski,
and carried by majority vote to continue to the next meeting consideration
of the Voorhees request for relief from installation of the 8" water line
and that during the interim, Staff determine the water pressure available in
the general neighborhood.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4:
DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED ADDITIONAL FIRE CONTROL FOR LOS ALTOS HILLS.
Council concurred to continue this proposal by Councilman Grabowski to the
next meeting.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 5:
REPO.:): (i; PLAQUE FOR BYRNS PRESERVE.
Deputy Mayor Helgesson reported on progress made in re -designing the Plaque
for Eyrne Preserve. He recommended the plaque indicate the name, its
purposo, and the nature of the area as well as who controls it. Council dis-
cussion concurred but suggested if acceptable to the Nature Conservancy,
appreciation to the residents who paid for its purchase be acknowledged.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 6:
ACCEPTANCE OF II FROM&TS ON MCFARLANDIS SUBDIVISION. Tract 4869.
The Town Engineer reported that all improvements for the McFarland subdivi-
sion h?ve been completed and recommended their acceptance subject to a one-
syear maintenance agreement. Council ciscussion concurred.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Miller
and carried unanimously that improvements in Tract 4869 (K. McFarland,
La Paloma Rd.) be accepted, subject to maintenance thereof for one year.
UNSCHF')ULED ITEM NO. 7•
APPROWE F1NAL i+7APS FOR PARKSIDE UNIT #3 -Tract 5068 (9 lots) and UNIT #4 -
Tract 5072 (4 lots) AND REVIEW IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED FOR PARKSIDE 3 and 4
RE: SEWERS.
Councilman Kubby disqualified himself from this discussion since he represented
one of the limited partners of the Parkside syndicate. Tam Engineer Crab-
tree reviewed a proposal of the applicant to install several grinder/pumps
for certain lots in Unit 3 and 4 that cannot utilize gravity sewers and thus
require pumping. Mr. Crabtree noted that use of these pumps would eliminate
substantial defacing of the terrain otherwise required to allow access for
maintenance, since grading would be minimized and the grinder would allow
a 2" drain line to be used.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Miller,
and carried by majority vote (Kubby abstaining) that the change outlined by
the Tam Engineer to allow individual grinder pumps in lieu of a large cen-
tral pumping station for Parkside Units 3 and 4 be allowed.
Staff noted that clarification of the sewage disposal was the only remaining
item detaining Final Map Approval for Units 3 and 4. Staff recommended
that approval be granted since this has been defined.
MOTION, SECONDED, AIM CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski
and carried by majority vote (Kubby abstaining) that the Final Map of Parkside
Unit #3, Tract 5068 (9 lots) and the Final Map of Parkside Unit #4, Tract
5072 (4 lots) be approved.
STAFF REPORTS:
1. County Planning Department will present Bayland study to the Council on
5/15/72.
2. City Manager noted that he had not as yet received responses from the
various parties contacted regarding the questions posed by the Normandy
Lane Property Owners Association.
3. Deposit to complete installation of the Roiehill Estates #2 sewer pump
has been received by the Town.
4, :=9itional methods for publicizing "Operation Identification" were
di.ecassed,
5. Stcff presented a list of intergovernmental agencies in which the Town
participates and noted that reappointments were in order as a result of
the change in Council makeup. Mayor Helgesson requested he be replaced
o:, tha Solid Waste Committee. Councilman Miller declined the offer, and
no r e volunteered.
Coun. ilman Davey was appointed representative to the Planning Policy
c -'Ty+ ":.,ce. (PPC).
PmFsT�*,,'fp, cns FROM THE FLOOR:
4 1. M::c, Fiorence Fava presented a copy of her book on the history of the
".'a+u?. to the new Council members.
2, cL-s: r�va requested clarification of the one-year appointment for Mayor
%+..r.i Deputy N••yor, since the Municipal Code calls for a 2 year appointment.
The City Attorney advised that passage of the motion for one-year re-
pezled the Code by implication.
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MOT 10-4, :F,C'i?OED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grab-
owski, snr ^3rried unanimously by roll call vote, that the warrants, as
pras^lltu, in the amount of FOUR THOUSAW TWO HUNDRED SIXTY TWO DOLLARS,
and sixteen cents ($4262.16) be approved, and the City Clerk be authorized
to draw the z.,propriate warrants.
ADJGURNIW9P?T: There being no further business, Mayor Helgesson adjourned
the acting a,,, :05 A.M. to
NETT C,3CULAR [i'_s�:=!G.- Monday May 1, 1972, at 7:45 P.M, at Town Hall.
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Town of Los Altos Hills
RESOLUTION NO.(((
,q Hrr;�OI,UTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'r -It TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HIII,9
fiW 1)1;('LARING, THE RESULT OF THE' CANVASS 01" TIIE PRECINCT ELECTION
FE'fORN:7 OP THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD ON APRIL 11, 1972.
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„J'iFb;Aa, by Resolution duly passed and adopted the City Council of the Town
r f�ICos 16715 called and ordered a Cenerol Municipal Election or the purpoue
vlr-I i:,, three councilmen to Call i'ou,r year 'he inns, and
notice of said General Municipal Flection was dul',y published as
�,-yn icedn, law and bV said Resolution, and
4!9F,RiIN3, it appears that said General Municipal was duly held in accordance
lin: .rr rii(i pall on the llt.h day of April, 1972, and the polls for said
��. were brpt open during the time requlired by law, and that said election
n I•� 1i .mrd onrlu(-ted, and the voles thereat received and canvassed, and the _
art rlascertained, deternfined and declared, all as provided by the lawc
•f �. nt.a nP Cali Cornia, and
i'ne City Council o1' the Town of Los Altos Hills has .dull/ convened
f 1,3 n;;ua1 meeting place on the 18th day of April, 19"(2, being the first Tuc;day
L:i iiia Cle-Ilon and has received from the City Clerk a canvass of the returns
I� o1— 1 i and
19'.'i 11(iIM, wild canvass was duly completed and the results thereof are as
�-inn:'t.cr :,ot :orth, and
_Iilfai^dd '.he following persona were voted upon for the office of Councilman,
� iI I 1'00 year terms:
Walter A. Renoon
Stanley W. CorbeCt III
Ieslie A. lielgesson
iee F. Kuhb,g
Diana u. Miller
Robert J. Newson, Jr.
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I'ItN.'T I '.tEFORE, I'T IS JMhU3Y RESOIVLU by the City Council oi' the ']'own of
1. 111,1 the City Council finds and hereby ratifies and declares tho rC,ilt
� I'nr Gouc rnl Municipal Election held on April 11, 1972, to be as follows:
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Thmt said General Municipal Election was held and conducted in
th,
"'nwn of Los Al Ws ]tills, County of Santa Clara, Gtnte of r,nliI,
in,
oa 'rnc;1day, April 'Il, 19'(2, in the time, toms and manner rrifuin
d
y ] nw.
1,
Phot there ware five votin0 precincts:
I. OUn.407. idated Pre,inct No. 1, consisting of county precin,.i
23t49 and 2397•
... Consolidated Precinct No. 2, consisting of county precinct,::
23t3?, 2363, and 2384.
3. ConColidatcd Precinct ISo. 3, consisting of county prcrir, f,
'3R'l and ?391.
II. (;Ontio11d:1tCd PreClnet Pio. 4, conslating of comity pI'e,i,l.'
2385 rmd 2390.
j. COn GO].idllled Pre inet -No. 5, consisting of county prr,:iwj,
23,'16, 2389, , nd 2' 92.
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'rhnt: a canvnss of the votes east, in said city for said orficc .irrr,
duly held in accordnnce with t'ne order of the City Council and
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accordance with the l.aw.
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'[°hat there were five consolidated precincts numbered "1" thrrar;l;
and the co].lowing munber of votes were cast in each pr, ,j,
Cor the candidates:
VOTE( P'OR 9All f f
J,.
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NC IIN AT, AN7] Ir"I' �
a(j
1
Persson 1j3 ]
i7orb,tt 163
Ilclhesson ?17
%(nbby l'(3
M.iJJor' lfif
df wcon
.ncl(r, 13.
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Benson 1.,,'3 p
Oorbctt 1147
Guuhy all;'
1111 Len 202
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COUNCTT7,lAN cont'd,
Benson
cIorbet t
Jlclgesson
Kubby
Miller
Nowson
Sacks
tr"'r.;nn
Co rbctt
to l[�ean On
l;ubby
Miller
Newson
Sacks
Benson
Corbett
ilalgesson
Kubby
Miller
Newson
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t
Lj
2S3
'35
33
163
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f,lIl bOT C011l, l'.h
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That, 71 duly rcl'IeLererl vohors whu ,xpected to be nhnenl, I'ry n
Lhoir olnction On the day of the ele_tion urcur.I bnll''Ln
tram the (Iffy C7orh, and Clint tbo ait.,y (Iork hnc ho thin
Council that 6j of said abscutce ballots issued by him have b�—rr
cast in the time required by law.
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absent votr,r bnllcts
brjve been duly
receive] and
In
Lhc
11"io, conn :m I manic r
nn roquirod by
lnw, raid thr l 1.
0
Lhc
ubcmrter vo{.r Ibr the
-nniti(iAev are
ns follows, wiLholil.
roL'
rd
to precincts:
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kow
'CI[VG IlOR C0014CI1A9[tti
7enson
29
%,rl tt
26
I i I r.(,rson
32
Hubby
39
'rLller
3e
Ph'ws(In
9
Sacks
29
IIA1107S SPOILED NM) NOT COIJrBI'19]
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TI;oL life above cuuvnss shows:
n� 'Fiat the total nwcbsr of ballots cast in the City is 1,1)8f.
b) That the total number of votes for each person, including absentee
ballots is:
Penson
Concctt,
lfel[,esson
1,13y
Xubby
1, OF39
Miller
943
Ncwson
291
Sacks
5
L, 1'1,TWHliR FESOLYED that this Council does deciare that Leslie A. If, il......
sou,
T. ;,101,;; rnul Diana S. P4iller tied the highest number of votes for said office,
I_ fe:, were therefore elected to fill the three full Pour year terms of
h e".
Pi L: I'INTHNN REFOLVL'D tfAF TILE City Clcrk be and he is hereby instr•;tad
n.. Ilii,. Resolution in ['fill in the minutes of this Council as the stntem,a;l,
ro;,nlI of said ;loneral. Mnn:icipol E1ecBion, and that the [lity C1erc be and
:1,thorized and directed to perl'onn any and all incidental dutlen
I -ilt (I br Lew in connection herewith.
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I ill i,:IICY CNN.].I"Y ChnL the I'orerolug Tiecoi uLfon wits adopted by the gil,.y
it 'uu Town oC Loa Al 1013 hilly at an adjourned regular mcetinir of snid
it ;nl the 190 day o[' April, 19'12, by the following roll call vote:
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ATTEST:
City Clerk