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CTT,' C:"TMIL WN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS 26379 Fremont Road Los Altos Hills, California 11IMTTES OF A RFQJLAR P EETINr, wednesday, January 7, 1976 cc: Reel 83, Side 1, Tr. 1: 551 -End; Side 2, Tr. 1 001-286 Mayor Stanley Grabowski called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers of Town Hall: A. ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmen Cheney, Helgesson, Councilwoman Miller (7:35), Mayor Grabowski Absent: Councilman M:Reynolds Staff: City Manager Robert Crowe, City Attorney Frank Cillio, City Engineer Alex Russell, Town Planner Ken Pastrof, Commissioner Young for Planning Commission, Deputy City Clerk Norma Hislon Guests: Santa Clara County Transit District Board: Supervisors Cortese, McCorquodale, Sanchez, Steinberg. County Executive Howar4 Campen, Director of Transportation James T. Pott, Deputy Director of Transportation Lou Montini Press: Mr. Joe Honig - Palo Alto Times I%W 11s. Becky Iavali - San Jose Mercury -News Prior to action on the Consent Calendar, Nayor Grabowski introduced Mrs. Chodi McReynolds, Coordinator of the Bicentennial Committee. Mrs. McReynolds addressed Council concerning proposed plans for the celebration of the Town's twentieth birthday and Bicentennial Celebration. She said the Committee would like to have the celebration on Sunday, January 25th from 2:00-4:00 P.11., and plans to date included a historical exhibit of the Town's history, slides showing the DeAnza Trek and the display of the Bicentennial Mural done by the children at Bullis School. She said if the proposed plans -were acceptable, the Committee would request the assistance of the LAN Historical Society and the LAH Homeowner's Assn. She also requested support from the Town for refreshments and publicity. 2'DTTON SECONDED AND CARRIED: Councilman Helgesson moved, seconded by Councilman Cheney and unanimously carried to approve the plans of the Bicentennial Committee and to appropriate the amount of x'300 for the celebration. Pus. 14cReynolds also noted that the Town had only seven months remaining in which to complete the committments made for the Bicentennial Year; which were the housing for a permanent historical exhibit and the markers for the historical sites within the Town. Mr. Crowe noted that the markers were in the office and that a date would be ' set when they would be installed. He also commented that he would have a report for Council's next meeting on the possibility of obtaining a classroom at Fremont Hills Elementary School for a permanent Historical display.