HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/06/1972CITY COUNCIL
TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS
MINUTES OF A REGULAR, MEETING
December 6, 1972
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Mayor Leslie Helgesson called the Regular Meeting of the City Council of the Town of
Los Altos Hills to order at 7:50 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall,
26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills, California with the following members answering
roll call: Present: Councilman Davey, Kubhy, Miller, rrabowski and Mayor Helgesson.
PLAMNING COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE: Cormissioner Spencer
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: November 15, 1972
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman rrabowski moved, seconded by Davey and
carried unanimously that the minutes of November 15, 1972 he approved as written.
November CO, 1972
MOTION, SECONDED AMD CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Davey and
carried unanimously that the minutes of Ibvember 20, 1972 be approved with the
following corrections and amendments.
Page 1, First Paragraph
Change 8:50 P.M. to 7:50 P.M.
Page 3, Paragraph 5
Change - "seconded by Davey" to read "seconded by Grabowski"
After the words "forward the" insert "Los Altos Bills Planning Commission's"
recommendations . . . .
Change - "carried by unanimous roll call vote" to read "carried by the foilowinq
roll call vote: Ayes: Councilman Grabowski, Kubby, Miller, Mayor Helgesson
Noes: Councilman Davey".
I 1. Letter from Dr. R.C. Pillsbury which regarded the Stokes Variance for a tennis
• court.
2. Letter from Wilson, Jones, Morton & Lynch which enclosed a copy of proposed
"Finding of Fact and Interests of Law" in conjunction with S.A.D. p9.
3. League of California Cities Bulletin dated %vember 16, 1972 was received which
regarded improved League Service Program.
4. Letter from Dr. and Mrs. H. Schick which regarded recent Council action.
4 Councilman Grabowski asked Staff to read this letter as requested by Dr. and
�r Mrs. Schick.
COMMUNICATIONS (Cont.)
5, letter from the Santa Clara County Department of Public Horks !which regarded the
transit district route nap activity centers. Councilman Davey felt this was an
extremely critical item and felt the Planninn Commission should look at it.
6. A Public Hearing to consider the extension of the Montebello Interium Ordinance
No. NS -3.213 for one year to be held December 13, 9:30 A.M. in San Jose.
7. League of California Cities sent a bulletin designed to supplement and update
their October 27 issuance re: Federal Revenue Sharing.
B. The Inter City Council sent their current constitution and nr000sed amendments
which are proposed for adoption at their January meeting.
1. City of Palo Alto announced that the opening ceremony of the Regional Hater
Quality Control Plant would be held Saturday, January 27, 1072.
2. Santa Clara County, Office of the County Executive, announced a public meeting
on Mental Health Legislation to be held December 7, 1:30 P.i?.
3. Dr. Grossman stated that CURE is considering asking for a grand jury investigation
into the actions of the present Council majority in regard to apparent violations
of the Brawn Act.
SCHEDULED ITE;1 40. 1:
VARIANCE EAR YARD SETBACK FROM 30' TO 2n' FOR SHIMMING POOL AT
26755 ROBLEDA COURT. APPLICANT: ROBERT H. DE GRASSE (V-319-72)
MOTION, SECOQED AID CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by Grabowski and
L carried unanimously to continue this item to the December 2nth Council meeting.
�r SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 2:
�6l H ORDINANCE ADOPTIYG THE ANIMAL CONTROL OP.DIHAar,F. OF SANTA CLARA
COUNTY (new fees)
Staff reviewed the ordinance adopting the animal control ordinance of Santa Clara
County which raises the license fees for dogs.
Mayor Helgesson opened the Putlic Hearing at 8:15 P.M.
Hr. A.Y. Laws felt something should be done on enforcing the dog ordinance as there
are so many dons running loose. Councilman Grabarski stated that the Council was
thinking of more stringent dog laws. Mrs. Carico sungested licensing out of town
horses.
The Public Hearing was closed at 8:22 P.M.
SCHEDULED ITEM 610. 3:
REPORT FROA DR. F1.14. EVANS ON PROGRESS TO LANDSCAPE IS 280.
Dr. M. Evans gave a progress report on her attempts of initiating a phot program to
landscape IS 280. She described her trip to Hashington D.C. and the contacts she
made at that time. Dr. Evans felt the outcome of her trip was that the Department
of Transportation would be sympathetic tow..,ard a pilot program in Los Altos Hills and
♦ would provide 90% of the financing. The next step is to contact Senator Bradley and
`r Assemblyman Hayden to obtain their cooperation in setting up a meetinn with C"r. sloe
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SCHEDULED ITEM NO. 3 (Cont.)
of the State Division of Highways; then persuade the State that this is a good idea
and that they put up the other 10% of the money. The question Dr. Evans then asked
was if the Council wanted her to proceed.
Councilman Srabowski asked clarification of funJing: i.e., 90% Federal, 10% State,
0% County, 0% Municipality. Discussion then centered around proposing a reduction
of speed and the feasibility of banning trucks. Councilman kliller stated she was
interested in the reduction of speed as there was a great deal of evidence that if
speed is reduced then noise level is reduced.
Speaking from the floor, John Denenberg commented on vehicular noise reduction.
Councilman Davey felt steps should be taken to discuss this proposal with the State
and stated she was in favor of lowering the speed limit and having vehicular control.
Councilman Grabowski stated that there had been the suggestion at a previous meeting
to install weighing stations to discourage truckers and asked Dr. Evans for torments.
It was felt there could be more noise generated by the trucks pulling in an'! out of
these stations.
Hr. David Janson asked for clarification on the lenoth of time it would take to
complete this study.
Dr. Evans asked Council approval and yelp from both Council and Staff to work with
the State and Federal governments.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Miller and
carried unanimously to authorize Dr. Evans to proceed further in obtaining noise
attenuation in the Hills.
AOTIOl1, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Davey and
carried unanimously to discuss Unscheduled Item No. 8 on the agenda at this time.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 8:
REQUEST OR AUTHOPIWIOM TO SEND LETTER TO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RE: REDUCTION OF
NOISE old FOOTHILL EXPRESSWAY
Dr. Evans reviewed the letter which has been written to the Board of Supervisors
re: reduction of noise on Foothill Expressway. General discussion ensued and the
consensus of the Council was that the law enforcement agencies should enforce the
speed and muffler laws.
NOTION, SEC04DED AND CARRIED: Councilman Miller moved, seconded by Kubby and carried
unanimously that the City Council authorize this suggested letter be sent to the
Board of Supervisors.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 1:
REPORT FR09 THE .JNIUG COf+MISSION PE: AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 5, TITLE 9, OF THE
MUNICIPAL CODE (ZONING) AID SETTING A PUBLIC HEARIY.G
Staff reviewed the report from the Planning Commission regarding the November 27, 197:
Revision of the Draft Ordinance which will update the zoning laws. Councilman
`r Grabowski asked for clarification of the definition of "family" and the use of the
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UNSCHEDULED ITEM 110. 8 (Cont.)
terms Environmental Planning Commission and Board of Planning Administration. The
City Attorney clarified these Items.
NOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by Davey and carried
unanimously that a Public Hearing be set for January 17, 1973.
UNSCHEDULED ITEi 110. 2:
ACTION ON S ROHIBIT S, 9KI'NG IPI COUNCIL CHAIBERS DU"IN•; PUBLIC SFSSIQNS.
A request to prohibit smoking in the Council Chambers during public sessions was
submitted by firs. Pat Standring. General discussion ensued with various suggestions
ranging from types of seating arrannements, outdoor smoking, smoking recesses and
exhaust fans. Floor participation/suggestions from Mr. Denenberg, ^Irs. Goldsmith,
Mr. G. Smith and Dr. Grossman were heard.
;LOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by "layer Helgesson
to place a ban on smoking in the Council Chambers during public meetings for the
months of January, February and March at which time Council would make a determination
passed by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilman Davey, !tiller and
,Mayor Helgesson. Noes: Councilman Grabowski and Kubby.
UNSCHEDULED ITEI NO. 3:
REQUES FAR A OP1E-YE,R EXTENSION III TI IE TO FILE FINAL 'IAP ON T"EF 11HEELER SUBDIVISION
(377-71) APPLICFlMMT: JAMES PATh10RF.
Staff reviewed this request for a one-year extension in time to file final map on
fir' the Wheeler Subdivision stating that the Environmental Impact is trivial and
recommended the extension to December 7, 1073.
NOTiON, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski and
carried unanimously to grant the request for a one-year extension in time to file
final map on the Wheeler Subdivision (377-71).
fir. 0. Janssen asked when would the required improvements be done. Staff stated that
there were no requirements until the applicant filed the final map. General
discussion ensued. Councilman Kubby requested Staff to report back to the Council,
at their next meeting, what improvements were required of fir. Nheeler's first sub-
division and what improvements, in fact, were accomplished.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 4:
DETEW1114E E,VIR NMEN L IMPACT OF APPLICATIONS AND PERMITS
Staff reviewed and requested approval of a list of applications received at Town
Hall since november 12, 1972 to the City Council in accordance raith the Environmental
Quality Act of 1970 and Town Ordinance No. 199. Staff has determined the impact to
be trivial and recommended approval.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Mayor Helgesson
and carried unanimously to approve the list of applications/permits, dated
December G, 1972, submitted to the Town Hall and that the Environmental Impact of
these applications/permits is trivial.
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UNSCHEDULED ITSH NO. 5:
kW DISCUSS COSTS rff= IH THE WORK nF THE T041N HISTORIAN
Council concurred to delay action on this item until further information is received
from the City of Los Altos.
UNSCHEDULED ITE'd NO. 6:
CONSIDER RESiGNATiO CITY "iAtAGER AND AUTHORIZE THE PAYME'IT OF A THREE '11PfTHS'
CONSULTING FEE
The City aanager requested the Council to accept his resignation effective December 31,
1972 and authorize payments of a consulting fee based on one monthls salary for each
years service to the Town. Councilman Kubby felt this item should be discussed as
two separate items. Council concurred.
;LOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by Davey to accept
the resignation of `furl M. Fritschle, City Manager, effective December 31, 1472,
carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilman Davey, Kubby and hiller.
Hoes: Councilman Grabowski and Mayor Helgesson.
Councilman Kubby read a statement which explained his position on why he voted to
accept the City Manager's resignation and wished the City Manaaer well in a new
position. Councilman Davey stated she agreed with the thrust of Councilman Kubby's
statement.
Speaking from the floor, Mr. G. Smith objected to the City Manager's resignation.
Councilman Davey felt the Council should get on with the items on the agenda and stop
this type of discussion. f'.ayor Helgesson felt it was the citizens right to be heard
objectively but allegations should not be cast at individual Council members.
Councilman Davey again expressed desire to continue with the agenda.
Speaking from the floor, Mrs. Carico asked for an explanation from Councilman rrabowski
and 'Mayor Helgesson as to why they voted against accepting the City Manager's
resignation.
Mr. H. Hudson remarked on a recent ne•!spaper article referencing a 3-2 vote of
Council in a Personnel Session and felt there must be a leak somewhere.
ilayor Helgesson replied that all inquiries regarding Personnel Sessions directed to
him have always received a "no comment" reply. Each Councilman in turn stated they
had not given out any information to the press regarding Personnel Sessions.
Councilman Davey stated she would like to know if anyone at the Council's Personnel
Session held on December 2nd gave the press information on applicants who were
interviewed for the position of City 11anager, and if it wasn't a Council member --
where did this information originate. '9ayor Helgesson stated he received a call
from one of the applicants in which the applicant stated he had received a call from
a reporter asking for information. When the reporter was asked where he got this
information on all the applicants the reporter replied not from any member of the
Council. Councilman Davey then asked who could have leaked this information.
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UNSCHEDULED ITEM W. 6:(Cont.)
Speaking from the floor, Or. John Ewing stated he deplored the Council's actions and
didn't feel anyone spoke for the majority of the Town. firs. Schick, made statements
regarding the management consultant's visit to her home. Councilman Davey felt
Mrs. Schick was out of order. Dr. rrossman felt tonight was the first time
Councilman Kuhby voiced his opinion regarding the reasons behind the resignation of
the City iianager and wanted then to hear tlayor Helgesson and Councilman Grabowski's
reasons for not being in favor of the City ilanager's resignation. Mayor Helgesson
stated he did not concur with Councilman Kubby's statement. Councilman Grabowski
felt Dr. Grossman was asking for a disclosure of events which transpired in
Personnel Session of the November 15th meeting.
Authorize the Payments of a Three-ionth Consulting Fee
Councilman Kubby requested that the Council adjourn to a Personnel Session. Councilman
Grabowski was not in favor of a Personnel Session.
i-layor Helgesson read a rebuttal statenent regarding a newspaper article of
December 1, 1972.
r1OTION, SECONDED AM CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by Davey to adjourn
to Personnel Session and that the City Attorney accomoany the Council to the Session
carried by majority vote (Councilman rrabor!ski and gayor Helgesson voted no).
ADJOURN TO PEP.SONHEL SESSION: 9:50 Pi
RECONVENE TO REGULAR SESSION: 10:31 P�q
`r Nayor Helgesson stated that the Council is recommending that the City Manager be paid
a consulting fee for the month of January and that he be available to the Town for
consulting services for that month and that, if necessary, he be paid consulting fees
for the months of February and Aarch,if his services are further needed.
UNSCHEDULED ITEI HO. 7:
AUTHORIZATION TO CON NUE SERVICES OF ACCOUNTANT AND BOOKKEEPER. FROfI C.S. UHLENBERG
& CO.
Until permanent Staff has been hired to take over the accounting and bookkeeping
functions, Staff recommended that the Town continue with the services from C.C.
Uhlenberg & Co., using the accountant and bookkeeper only the number of hours
actually needed to perform these services.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Kubby and carried
by unanimous roll call vote to authorize the continued services, as needed, of the
accountant and bookkeeper from C.G. Uhlenberg A. Co., not to exceed 60 days.
Councilman Davey asked Staff if the cost of this service would diminish as catch-up
work was accomplished.
Speaking from the floor, Dr. Grossman spoke on the cost being paid to the C.G. Uhlenbr
firm, and made reference to the management consultant's report on saving money and
asked how r saving money through these expenditures. Council asked Staff
if the $500 authorized at the last meeting had been exceeded. Staff replied Yat it
had been exceeded. General discussion ensued regarding work that !aas done by the
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firm, hours involved, etc. Councilman I+iller had questions of Staff regarding
type of !!ork being done by the firm, with renard to the hudaet.
Speaking fron the floor, 'lrs. Carico asked ghat vias tie normal time to balance a
budget. ;;r. Carico asked why the hudqet hadn't been aeonted and felt this was
the fault of the Council.
Councilman KubLy stated that a hud^et t!ad not been adopted, sincr_ there hadn't
been a budget submitted which the Council could adont. The nuestion of vhether
or not the Tolrn !Tould have a budget this year !ias asked. Council's renly -as that
they hoped to have a budget to onerate on. ":r. Grossman asked ;,:,y the Council
denies to vote on the budn.,et. Councilman Kubby replied that the budget presented
diad conmittrients of hiring additional personnel and purchase of ne!o equiarent;
Council was not willing to adoot additional costs. 'savor Helresson asked Staff to
corxnent on the budget which had been submitted. Staff reported that an unhalanced
budget was presented with the recorr2ndation i'DT to adopt it ,ithout cuts, suffi-
cient to balance it. i;eros t,ere also suhiitted to the Council .:;ith recorriendations
on balancinn the budget. General discussion ensued. Councilman Davey reiterated
that there had been a unaninous vote of the Council not to adopt the budget at
that tire. Councilman GraboTaski stated that it had been Vle unanimous decision of
the Council that the budoet be set aside, nendinq the Raxter-';c:onald re.nort on
salaries, anticipating that the renort !1euld net k- too loon in cominm ha.•ever,
delays and adjustments had come un.
Speaking from the floor, 1'r. llilliar nrn!ney as Red horn the Council eras snendino the
taxnayers' money.
General discussion ensued !jith floor oarticination fron or. rrossman and C. Janssen.
U.ISChEUULED
PRESE.ITATIDr1 FRD'rl TiE MITER-CD"':IUf!I TY COViCIL RE. DRU --4. A5USE PROGRAM,
Staff introduced Barbara Emerick, !+ho explained the nronosed nrooram and outlined
tie request for financial supnort of '912.64 fron the To,,n. The main expenditure
of coney mould be used for the salary of the Coordinator of this nropram.
Speaking from the floor, ir. Paul Sterner asked for clarification.
drs. .Alexander was introduced and helned ansvrer questions raised from the floor.
f:ayor Helgesson read the budget figures for Tri -City School Area. Councilman
ICubby asked how these proportioned figures arere determined.
Floor Participation:
1. :ir. R.C. Cheney asked Oat thev vere trying to accomplish and felt tiat contri-
butions should be received from the school districts.
2. r:r. A.H. Lmis stated that the Trw+n should rive this aroun the monev renuested;
hrn-!ever, the Town should Ston narticinatinc in inter -governmental bodies.
3. 'Irs. H. Schick, r. William loss Aiken, "'r. ': t^rs. Carico all snoke against
authorizing this exnenditure.
` 4. Dr. Grossman spoke in favor of authorizing the exoenditurn.
Dr. Alexander spoke on tie asnects of having a orogram of preventative education
and the need for a coordinated program.
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UNSCHEDULED ITE1 NO. 9 (Cont.)
MOTION, SECONDED A!O CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by navey and carried
by unanimous roll call vote that the Town of Los Altos Hills join with the tlountain
View -Los Altos High School District, 'fountain View Elementary School District,
Los Altos Elementary School District, !4hisman Elementary School District, City of
Mountain View, City of Los Altos to discuss the establishment of a joint drug abuse
coordinator and report back to the Town the results of these discussions.
Councilman Grabowski asked for clarification that the motirn did not expend any
funds; that the motion was just to enter into discussions and report findings back
to the Tom. Councilman Davey stated s!he intended to support this program and
wishes to expend the funds for this Program.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 19:
LI'iW 'Ef17N-M-IOF PHNSE II OF THE BAXTER "'C DONALD REPORT
°MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Kubby moved, seconded by Davey and carried
by unanimous vote to retain the services of Daxter,McDonald °, Co., in connection with
the screening of applicants for the post of City `9anapr with payment for this service
at an hourly rate and that the total cost of this service not exceed $1,500.
Councilman Grabowski stated he voted yes as there was no choice at this time,since
the City Manger was leaving at the end of this month and Baxter 'icnonald was the only
way of screening; must proceed in the most exneditious manner.
Mayor Helgesson stated that the To:m was in a position where they didn't have a City
f .'tanager after December 31st and he personally felt it was inapnropriate for the
`r present City "Manager to solicite for applicants; didn't have the staffing to perform
this service; the Council doesn't have the time to do this work; and therefore, there
is the need to retain someone to do this soliciting and screening. He further stated
that Baxter41cDonald did have some experience in this type of work. Although the
sum of $1,500 did seem high, employment agencies charged rather Larne fees to fill
positions too.
Mr. G. Smith asked if the Town had committed money to this firm. Council replied
there had been no commitment to any firm. The City Attorney also stated that the
lown had not contracted with any firm at this time and the Town was not committed to
anyone.
Fir. R.C. Cheney asked for clarification.
Mr. A.M. Laws felt Council had confirmed the report of the 3-2 decision and the
reporters were also correct on their statements regarding Baxter -McDonald contracting
this search for the Town.
General discussion ensued.
Hr. Um. Ross Aiken stated that someone from the Town must have agreed to have Baxter -
McDonald begin screening applicants before the Council had authorized the expenditure
of funds. General discussion ensued.
MOTION, SECONDED AF!D CAPRIED: Councilman filler moved, seconded by grabowski for
k- !1ayor Helgesson to disclose, on this subject only, proceedings of the Personnel
Session held November 15th carried by majority vote (Councilman Kubby voted no as
he felt Personnel matters had no business being discussed in Public).
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 10 (Cont.)
Councilman Ailler stated she resented lir. Aiken's remarks. Councilman 'filler then
said the entire Council agreed to proceed in the direction of retaining the services
of Baxter-Mc0onald but because Councilman Grabowski was concerned with expending these
funds, the City Attorney was called in for legal clarification. Councilman Davey
amplified on Councilman !filler's summary. Councilman Graboaaski stated that in this
session he made it clear he was onoosed to a contract. Councilman Kubby wanted to
make it clear that regarding the question of hiring Baxter -AcDonald and the negotiation
with them for the search of -a City Manager, there Baas unanimity among all Council
members and that there was no violation of the Brown Act. Mayor Helgesson corrected
Councilman Kubby on the statement that the contract with Baxter -'icOonald would have
to be approved in public session. Mayor Helgesson further stated he was directed by
the Council to sign a contract but he refused to sign this contract until receiving
a proposal, in writing, with the terms plainly written out, and action by the Council
in a public meeting.
Floor participation and questions were heard from lir. G. Smith, 'Ir. P. Coffee,
ir. H. Hudson, and Or. 14m. Downey.
UNSCHEDULED ITE; NO. 11:
DISCUSS RESILLIT17i TO ESTABLISH THE ADHERENCE OF CITY COUNCIL TO '41111CIPAL LAF'S
COVERING ZGHING VD DENSITY IN LAAO) USE.
This item was withdrawn from the agenda.
UNSCHEDULED ITEM NO. 12:
STAFF REPORTS
1. Staff reouested authorization to raise the annual subscription fee for Agenda
only from 55 to $10 and for Agendas and all Minutes from "1G to "20. Council concurred
to authorize this increase.
2. Presentation of audit for 1971-72 Fiscal Year. Council concurred to place this
item on the next Council agenda for discussion.
3. Staff requested that the Council designate the City 'ianager as City Clerk Pro
Tem for the month of December.
NOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Kubby and carried
unanimously to authorize the City ;tanager as City Clerk Pro Tem for the month of
December.
4. Staff reported on the resignations of the Town Engineer and Secretary II. Staff
requested the authorization to hire temporary secretarial help and Council concurred
with this request. Staff noted that the present Town Engineer would he available for
consulting until the position of Town Engineer could be filled and recommended
contracting with Mr. J. Crabtree's firm on an hourly basis, as needed, at 517.50/hr.
Council concurred to wait until January before malcinq any connittment.
PRESENTATIONS FWO THE FLOOR:
{, _ 1. Dr. Grossman talked of costs which 5e feels are going to be incurred by the Town
fir' resulting from the Baxter -McDonald report.
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RESOLUTIONS:
1. Resolution do. E38, a Resolution authorizing the sinning of an agreement for a
Departrent of Finance Population Estimate.
The City Attorney introduced and read in its entirety Resolution No. En, A
RESOLUTIOil OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE T:1!i'1 OF LOS ALTOS HILLS AL'TH'RI'I°In CONTRACT
WITH STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPAP,THE T OF FIIIA^!CE, FOR CENSUS PURPOSES.
iIOTION, SECONDED AHD CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Kubby and carried
by unanimous roll call vote that Resolution No. 693 be adopted as read.
2. Resolution No. 699, a Resolution regarding signatures on warrants and checks.
The City Attorney introduced and read in its e^tirety Resolution ^!o. 690, A
RESOLUTIM OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE TON! OF LOS ALTOS HILLS REGARDINn SIGI!ATURE
OF WARRANTS MD CHECKS.
S10TION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Davey and
carried by unanimous roll call vote that Resolution PIo. F99 be adonted as read.
OPDINAMICES:
1. Ordinance No. 2n2, Second Readinq, ariendin9 ilunicipal Code, Title r, Article 1
(license fees for animals)
The City Attorney introduced and read the title of Ordinance "lo. 2n2, A.." ORDINANCE.
OF THE TDIIN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS .4'?F'MVIr A SECTIO'] OF THE LOS ALTOS HILLS "!UNICIPAL
CODE P,ELATIP:•G TO At±IMAL AND RA9IES Cn'�ITROL.
MOTION, SECONDED AMID CARRIED: Councilman Pavey moved, seconded by Grabaaski and
carried by unanimous roll call vote to waive further reading.
MOTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Grabowski and
carried by unanimous roll call vote to adoot Ordinance No. 2n2 as read.
2. Ordinance No. 204, Second Reading, amenlinq Piunicinal Code Title 2, Chapter 3.
The City Attorney introduced and read the title of Ordinance 'lo. 204, AN ORDI']ANCE
OF THE TORN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS AHEHDI'IG SECTIONS OF THE LOS ALTOS HILLS "IUNICIPAL
CODE RELATIi!G TO THE POVERS AI1D DUTIES OF THE CITY 1.4NArER.
'10TION, SECONDED A"ID CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by Graboviski and
carried by unanimous roll call vote to waive further reading.
POTION, SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Grabowski moved, seconded by Playor Helgessol
and carried by unanimous roll call vote to adopt Ordinance No. 2ne_ as read.
NARRANTS:
MOTION, SECMDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Davey moved, seconded by rraboi"ski and
carried by unanimous roll call vote that the warrants as presented in the amount of
` SIXTEEN THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED SIX DOLLARS ONLY ($16,9OE.00) be approved and the
V_ City Clerk Pro Ten be authorized to draw the appropriate warrants.
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OTHER BUSINESS BY COUNCIUIEJ:
1. Councilman Grabowski discussed the need of animal restraint, specifically with
dogs, and felt this item should be agended for the next Council meeting. Council
concurred.
ADJOURNMENT:
Mayor Helgesson adjourned the meeting at 12:41 A.N. to next regular meeting
December 20, 1972 at 7:45 P.i% at Town Hall.
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Respectfully submitted,
Judith L. Duncan
Recorder
Town of Los Altos Hills
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