M 02-06-89TOWN OF LOS GATOS CALIFORNIA
TOWN COUNCIL/PARKING AUTHORITY AGENDA
FEBRUARY 6, 1989
TOWN COUNCIL
The Town Council. Parking Authority met in the Council Chambers of Town Hall
at 7:30 p.m., in regular session.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT:Eric D. Carlson, Thomas J. Ferrito, Robert L. Hamilton, Brent
N. Ventura and Mayor Joanne Benjamin.
ABSENT:None
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Given by all in attendance.
APPOINTMENTS-PARKING COMMISSION
Applications were received from Elroy McDonald Smith, Norert D. Witt, Andrea
Holding and Deal Christensen, Jr. for two vacancies on the Parking Commission.
Voting was held and Andrea Holding and Deal Christensen were appointed to fill
the two vacancies. Term to expire January 1, 1993.
APPOINTMENTS-COUNCIL ON AGING
Applications were received from Egon Jensen, A. Robert Mason, and Louise
Higginbotham for the one vacancy on the Santa Clara County Council on Aging.
Voting was held and Egon Jensen was appointed to fill the vacancy. Term to
expire July 1, 1991.
CLOSED SESSION
Mary Jo Levinger, Town Attorney, reported that Council had met in Closed
Session pursuant to Government Code section 54956.9(a) in regards to Williams
v. Town. Council authorized settlement in the amount of $7,500.00.
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(c) in regards to Institution of
Litigation re: Secondary Units. Outside counsel was authorized for enforcement
of this matter.
PUBLIC HEARING REPORT
Council informational report.
COUNCIL CALENDAR
Council informationala report.
PAYROLL-JANUARY 27, 1989 PAYROLL & RELATED WARRANTS
Mr.Ventura moved for the ratification of January 27, 1989 payroll in the amount of
$176,554.41 and payroll related warrants in the amount of $69,670.76, and of
uniform allowance payments on January 20, 1989 in the amount of $8,050.45
and related warrants in the amount of $645.10. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
unanimously.
PLANNING-COMM/DEPT MONTHLY REPORT
Council informational report.
ACCEPTANCE/COMPLETION PROJECTS 8701, 8702 & 8703
Mr. Ventura moved to authorize the Mayor to execute and the Town Clerk to
record a Certificate of Acceptance and Notice of Completion for U.U.P. Santa
Cruz Ave/Wood Road/Village Lane (Projects 8701, 8702, 8703.) Mr. Hamilton
seconded. Carried unanimously.
TRAFFIC STUDY-ROBERTS ROAD, UNIVERSITY AVE. BLOSSOM HILL
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of resolution No. 1989-8 entitled, A
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE COST SHARING AGREEMENT BETWEEN
THE TOWN AND EARTH METRICS, INC. FOR THE STUDY OF TRAFFIC AND
CIRCULATION FOR ROBERTS ROAD CLOSURE, authorizing the Town
Manager to sign a contract with Earth Metrics, Inc. to prepare a traffic and
circulation study for Roberts Road closure for an amount of $12,950.00. Mr.
Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
APPLICATION-SHADY LANE SUBDIVISION
Mr. Ventura moved to accept progress report from staff on Shady Lane
Subdivision Application (M-87-3). Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
TENNIS TOURN.ALMADEN VALLEY ATHLETIC CLUB
Mr. Ventura moved to adopt the modified Tennis Tournament Policy
recommended by the Parks Commission, and to approve Almaden Valley
Athletic Club's request to hold the 16s Hardcourts Tennis Tournament at
Blossom Hill Park July 9-12, 1989 under provisions of the revised tennis
tournament policy. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
RESIGNATION/COMMENDATION ROBERT OLSON
Mr. Ventura moved to accept with regrets the resignation of Robert Olson from
the Museum Commission and to authorize the Town Clerk to advertise two
vacancies on the Museum Commission, extending the closing date for the former
vacancy to coincide with the closing date of the latter, March 1, 1989. Interviews
with the Town Council for the two vacancies will be held on March 6, 1989. Mr.
Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of Resolution 1989-9 entitled, A TOWN OF
LOS GATOS RESOLUTION COMMENDING ROBERT OLSON OF THE
MUSEUM COMMISSION. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
COMMENDATION BARBARA JORDAN
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of Resolution 1989-10 entitled, A TOWN OF
LOS GATOS RESOLUTION COMMENDING BARBARA JORDAN OF THE LOS
GATOS MUSEUM COMMISSION. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
unanimously.
WEEDS/ABATEMENT
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of Resolution. 1989-11 entitled , A
RESOLUTION DECLARING WEEDS A PUBLIC NUISANCE AND PROVIDING
FOR THEIR ABATEMENT, and setting March 6, 1989 for a public hearing. Mr.
Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
ANNEXATION-ENGLEWOOD #4
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of Resolution No. 1989-12 entitled, A
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN UNINHABITED
TERRITORY DESIGNATED AS ENGLEWOOD AVENUE #4 TO THE TOWN OF
LOS GATOS. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
CRISIS LINE HANDICAPPED COMMENDATION
Mr.Ventura amoved for the adoption of Resolution No. 1989-13 entitled,
COMMENDING THE CRISIS LINE FOR THE HANDICAPPED ON THEIR 10th
ANNIVERSARY. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
DENY APPEAL 17471 WEDGEWOOD
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of resolution No. 1989-14 entitled,
RESOLUTION DENYING APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVAL
OF A TWO-LOT SUBDIVISION OF PROPERTY IN THE R-1:8,000 ZONE,
(17471 WEDGEWOOD AVENUE-JOHN ANASTASIA.) Mr. Hamilton seconded.
Carried unanimously.
VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place for verbal
communications from people in the audience who do not have an item on the
agenda. Thomas Jordan, 150 Almaden Blvd., San Jose wished to speak for Dr.
Kang Ming Ho regarding Guadalupe College. Mayor Benjamin advised him that
he could speak when the item came up on the agenda. Jitka Cymbal, 14583 Big
Basin Way, addressed item #l2 on the consent calendar, stating that it was the
applicant's impression that they have applied for a tentative map for the Shady
Lane Subdivision.
Due to confusion on items #18 and #24 Mr. Ferrito asked for clarification on the
subject of continuance. Mr. Ferrito asked that if an item has been requested to
be continued "Request Continuance" of "Applicant has requested a Continuance"
be put clearly on the agenda and reports, also that the agenda indicate that a
request for a continuance does not necessarily mean that the continuance will
take place. He said there is a need to have people be able to read an agenda
and understand it so they have proper notice. Mayor Benjamin said that it was
her feeling that when people came to the Council meeting they were allowed to
be heard and that after the hearing the Council made the decision as to whether
to continue or not, and that the continuance on item #24 recommended by staff
was for the purpose of having time for the road study to be completed before
Council made a decision. She said that since people were here to speak they
would be given that opportunity.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Joanne Shank, 530 Monterey Ave, Los Gatos, spoke for the Almaden Valley
Athletic Club's National Tennis Tournament and was advised that Item #15 was
adopted as modified.
HEARING-GUADALUPE COLLEGE
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public
hearing to consider appeal of Planning Commission's approval of a one year time
extension to previous approvals granted to permit a private school (University
level) within existing school facilities (Guadalupe College) in the HR-5 (pre-zone)
zone. Conditional use permit application U-84-6B. Property located at 17975
Foster Road; Property owner, Kang Ming Ho. Calvin Gordon, 93 Reservoir
Road, spoke for the Citizen's for the Preservation of Saint Joseph's Hill
mentioning that the group had been asked and had agreed to support the
alternative road study monetarily. The group is now a non-profit corporation
recognized in California and as such will continue to raise funds to support an
alternative road. Mr. Gordon submitted a check for $1,000.00 from the group.
Mr. Thomas Jordan, 150 Almaden, San Jose, spoke for the approval of a one
year time extension and submitted a report for the public record. He also asked
Council to suggest an alternative answer to the suggested recommendation of an
interchange on highway 17. The question of litigation against the Town was
raised. Mr. Charles Bedolla, 174 University Ave., San Jose, spoke regarding the
General Plan adopted 12 years ago which included reference to the road through
the open space. John Stewart, Creegan & DeAngelo, 1635 The Alameda, P.O.
Box 26220, San Jose, civil engineer, representing Dr. Ho, spoke about the EIR
and the belief that an interchange is unnecessary for the project. Mr. Ferrito
stated that the Council has the right to grant, modify or deny the decision, and
that significant issues have been raised that Council was not aware of during the
original use permit process. Richard McDonald, 150 Almaden Blvd., San Jose,
attorney representing Dr. Ho., spoke of the right of a timely hearing. Mr.
Hamilton addressed the problem of the road as an issue which is here to stay
unless a final decision is made concerning it. Mr. Bowman expressed the need
for a continuance so as to have time for the alternative studies to be finished and
for Council to have time to read them. John Hellingsen, 64 Central Ave., spoke
in favor of alternative road. Mr. Ventura suggested recessing to executive
session due to the threat of possible litigation and for review of options before
taking action. Town Attorney Levinger said that Council should make a finding
that there's a threat of litigation under Government Code 54956.9(b) before
adjourning to closed session. Mr. Ventura so moved. Mr. Ferrito seconded.
Carried unanimously.
The Council adjourned at 8:50 p.m. and reconvened at 9:06 p.m. Attorney
Levinger reported that the Council had met in closed session pursuant to
Government Code 94956.9(b), threat of litigation. The Council first made a
finding that there was a threat of litigation regarding guadalupe College extension
of use permit. There was no report for the closed session. Mr. Carlson stated
that there was new evidence in support of alternative roads: that there was a
possibility of a back road access: that the Council had made a field trip to look at
the alternative locations: that copy of a previous feasible study had been
located: that there were now two alternatives, presented, and that the Town was
willing to bear the expense of these studies. Mr.Ventura made the finding that
the applicant and town staff had originally indicated that any Limekiln alternative
was basically unfeasible, and now evidence to the contrary indicates that there
may well be one or more feasible road alternatives in the canyon which would
have less impact on a public park open space area. Mr. Ferrito recalled having
previously inquired as to alternatives to the Alma Bridge Road proposal and
having been told there were none. He fells that there is now an appearance of
other alternatives and the Council is being responsible in funding their study. Mr.
Carlson moved to continue this item to April 3rd and to authorize expenditure of
$20,000.00 to Kreines and Kreines for the next stage of review of alternative
access roads. Mr. Ventura seconded. Carried unanimously.
HEARING-ZONE CHANGE 349 LOS GATOS BL.
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public
hearing to consider a request for permission to change the zoning on a piece of
property from R-1:8-PD to R-ID, Z-88-7. Property located at 349 Los Gatos
Blvd.; Property owner, Blackwell Bros. Construction Co. No one from the
audience wished to speak on this issue. Mr. Ferrito moved to close the public
hearing. Mr. Carlson seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito moved to
make the findings that the Zone Change is consistent with the General Plan. Mr.
Carlson seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito moved to waiave the
reading for the ordinance. Mr. Carlson seconded. Clerk read the title of the
ordinance. Mr. Carlson moved to introduce the ordinance entitled, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS AMENDING THE ZONING MAP
NO. 139 FROM R-1:8-PD to R-1D FOR THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 349
LOS GATOS BOULEVARD. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
HEARING-APPEAL-15698 LOS GATOS BLVD.
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public
hearing to consider an appeal of Planning Commission's denial of certification of
an environmental impact report and permission to operate a super drugstore
within the existing Nob Hill shopping center and to make exterior modifications to
the existing center on property in the C-1 zone, EIR-88-2, U-86-26, S-86-57.
Property located at 15698 Los Gatos Blvd. Property owner, Steve Musich;
business owner, Long's Drug Store, California, Inc. Mr. Ventura stated for the
record that although he did not receive profit from the sale of this business and
did not receive monetary gain from it he had at one time held an interest in the
business and will therefore remove himself from the discussion and voting. Gary
Veasy, Rep. of Long's. 141 North Civic, Walnut Creek spoke for the project, and
submitted a letter and map for the record. He spoke of the 8 car impact and its
mitigation by the delivery service. Ann Morritzy, 104 Old Orchard Drive, spoke in
favor of Long's remodeling plans. Roger Hoy, Rep. of Long's 2310 Modeco, San
Jose spoke for the remodeling of the store. Allen Blain, Rep. of Long's, 133.
Potomac Drive, spoke in favor of the services the new store would be able to
offer after the new remodeling project, and corrected the suggestion that the
enterprise would emulate a "Super Drug Store". Mr. ferrito reiterated his
observation that we as a community should try to eliminate all sales of alcoholic
beverages. Mr. Veasy spoke again in favor of Long's keeping its liquor license.
No one else from the audience wished to speak on this issue. Mr. Carlson
moved to close the public hearing. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of
4 ayes. Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Hamilton stated that a point of mitigation is
that Long's is willing to reduce their liquor shelf space. Mr. Ferrito stated that the
three mitigation measures that were proposed are untested and untried, and that
the overriding considerations could be offset with the elimination of alcohol sales.
Mayor Benjamin wished to state the need for a larger variety of pharmaceutical
items on the shelves and the absence of alcohol. Mr. Carlson proceeded to
modify a list of conditions in order to be able to make a finding of overriding
considerations. Mr. Carlson moved the hours of operation be limited between
9:00 a.m. and 9:00 pm.m Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes.
Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson moved to strike condition 2, addressing the
number of employees. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mr.
Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson moved that advertising for this location be
limited to local media and local direct mail only. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
with a vote of 4 ayes. Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson moved that the area
allocated to packaged liquors shall contain items of local use to Town residents
based on a market survey to identify local needs and add them to the list of
goods they are already providing. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of
4 ayes. Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson moved to eliminate the sale of
alcohol as a condition to the remodeling. Mr. Ferrito seconded. Carried with a
vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Hamilton voted no. Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson
moved to find that the Planning Commission erred in making its decision in that
they did not consider modifying and adding conditions which would have helped
increase shelf space for local serving pharmaceutical needs and in reducing
alcohol outlets. Mr. ferrito seconded. Carried by a vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Hamilton
voted no. Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson moved to certify the
Environmental Impact Report as complete and that it has been completed in
compliance with CEQA and Town guidelines; and the pharmacy delivery service
as proposed is an acceptable mitigation measure to the traffic impacts identified
in the EIR. Mr. Ferrito seconded. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mr. Ventura
abstained. Mr. Carlson moved to find that the combination of the post office and
delivery service, the increased shelf space for local needed goods and the
elimination of an alcohol outlet in the Town is sufficient finding for overriding
considerations. Mr. Ferrito seconded. Carried by a vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Hamilton
voted no. Mr. Ventura abstained. Mr. Carlson moved to make the following
findings in respect to granting a conditional use permit: the proposed use of
property is essential and desirable for public convenience and welfare because
of provision for additional goods and services desired by our residents; the
proposal will not impair the integrity and character of the zone since it's already
zoned for such use and any possible impact has been overridden by our
considerations; the proposed uses would not be detrimental to public health,
safety or general welfare because use has been conditioned sufficiently for
overriding considerations: it is in harmony with the general plan because it
meets the conditions of the zoning ordinance. Item was referred to Town
Attorney for preparation of the appropriate resolution. Mr
Ferrito seconded. Carried by a vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Hamilton voted no. Mr.
Ventura abstained.
RECESS
Mayor Benjamin declared a recess at 10:45 p.m. and called the meeting back to
order at 11:00 p.m.
HEARING-APPEAL-426 N. SANTA CRUZ MT. MIKE'S
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public
hearing to consider an appeal of Planning Commission's denial of permission to
operate an existing restaurant and to expand the restaurant by approximately
900 square feet on property within an existing shopping center in the C-1 zone.
Property located at 426 N. Santa Cruz Ave. Property owner, Five Dot Land and
Cattle Company; Applicant, Mountain Mike's Pizza, Steve McVay. Kurt
Useldinger, architect for Steve McVay, 300 Orchard City Drive, Suite 107,
Campbell, spoke for the expedition of this project. Steve McVay, 430 N. Santa
Cruz Ave. asked for approval of expansion and the opportunity to post a cash
bond until parking is mitigated. No one else from the audience wished to speak
on the issue. Mr. Ventura moved to close the public hearing. Mr. Ferrito
seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito moved modification of the action of
the Planning Commission to approve the existing restaurant and the expansion
of approximately 900 square to allow for a maximum of 108 seats. Mr. Ventura
seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito moved to reconsider the previous
motion. Mr. Ventura seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ventura moved to
direct applicant to prepare findings; conditions be placed on the use permit; and
for consensus indicate our support for the modified proposal that was considered
here tonight. Mr. Ferrito seconded. Carried unanimously. Mayor Benjamin
suggested directing the Parking Commission to take a look at making the
shopping center conforming from non-conforming status and making
recommendations.
HEARING-FALSE ALARMS CHAPTER 34
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public
hearing to introduce ordinance amending Chapter 34 of the Town Code and
adopt resolution as it relates to Police response and service charges on False
Alarms. Mr. Carlson stated for the record that he had listened to the tape and
was prepared to vote on the issue. No one else from the audience wished to
speak on the issue. Mr. Ferrito moved to case the public hearing. Mr. Ventura
seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito moved to waive the reading for
Ordinance No. 1782 entitled, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
AMENDING CHAPTER 34 OF THE TOWN CODE RELATING TO SERVICE
CHARGE FOR POLICE RESPONSE TO FALSE ALARMS AND MODIFYING
THE APPEAL PROCEDURE. Mr. Ventura seconded. Carried unanimously.
Clerk read the title of the ordinance. Mr. Ferrito moved to introduce the
ordinance. Mr.Ventura seconded. Carried unanimously.
Introduction of Ordinance regarding revised official development plan to modify
the previously approved plan for construction of a continuing care retirement
community in the RM:5-20-PD zone. Zone change application Z-85-2A.
Property location: Blossom Hill Road and Cherry Blossom Lane. Property
Owner: American Baptist Homes of the West (The Terraces). Mr. Carlson stated
for the record that he had listened to the tapes on this issue and is eligible to
vote. Ken Hooge, with ABHOW, spoke about the architectural concerns of the
project. Mr. Ventura moved for consensus of conceptual approval on item (a),
page 3, to read; Lower height of building by decreasing the roof pitch where
possible and reducing the apparent building height by modifying the eve line or
adding eves. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ventura moved
for consensus of conceptual approval on item (c), page 3, to read, Lower the
height of the multi-story buildings by constructing the finish grade as close to, or
below existing grade, and to use additional permitted off-haul along Cherry
Blossom Lane. Mr. Ventura amoved for consensus of conceptual approval for
item 33, page 8. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
MIDNIGHT
Mr. Hamilton moved to continue Council meeting past midnight.
Mr. Carlson seconded. Carried unanimously.
THE TERRACES (CONTINUED)
Mr. Ventura moved to waive the reading for Ordinance No. 1781 entitled, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
1692 WHICH EFFECTED ZONE CHANGE NO. 71 FROM RM:5-20 TO RM:5-20-
PD. Mr. Carlson seconded. Carried unanimously. Clerk read the title of the
ordinance. Mr. Ventura moved to introduce the Ordinance with the conceptual
amendments made by consensus motion. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried by a
vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Carlson and Mr. Ferrito voted no for reasons discussed and
stated previously. The Ordinance will return to Council for possible adoption
March 6, 1989.
MAGNESON LOOP DIVERTER AT SHANNON ROAD
Mr. Ventura moved that staff review the commuter traffic's use of Magneson
Loop six months after the installation of the new traffic signals on the Los Gatos
Boulevard at Shannon and Roberts Roads and report back to the Council, and to
also add some traffic control signs in conjunction with the wishes of the
neighbors. Mr. Carlson seconded. Carried unanimously. Dick Garlett,
Magneson Loop, asked why there was a need to wait for six months.
ADVOCARE 10-KILOMETER RACE
Advocare requests it be able to hold its second annual 10-kilometer race on
Sunday, April 30, 1989. Allen Day, 476 Monterey St., spoke for the Advocare
group. Mr. Day submitted a map for the record, and asked for reconsideration of
staff report. Mr. Day is to work with staff in regard to the safety of this event and
report back to Council in two weeks, February, 21, 1989.
DENY APPEAL 761 UNIVERSITY MINI-WAREHOUSE
Mr. Ventura moved for the adoption of resolution No. 1989-15 RESOLUTION
DENYING APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVAL OF
ARCHITECTURE AND SITE APPLICATION, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
APPLICATION AND SUBDIVISION APPLICATION, REQUESTING APPROVAL
OF PLANS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MINI-WAREHOUSE FACILITY,
WAREHOUSE SPACE, SERVICE COMMERCIAL SPACE, A SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE FOR USE BY A RESIDENT MANAGER AND TO MERGE FIVE
EXISTING LOTS INTO THREE LOTS IN THE LM ZONE AND MODIFYING
SAID APPROVAL, with a change on page 3, item #8, keeping the two story
building vines and the additional landscaping separate items. Mr. Hamilton
seconded. Carried by a vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Ferrito voted no. Mr. Carlson
abstained.
COUNTY REFERRALS
Mr. Ventura moved to forward staff report addressing Council's concerns to the
County, Project 3690-30-48-88P-88EIR, 18500 Lime Kiln Road, Lexington
Quarry LTD., Use Permit, opposing the expansion, insisting that the planting be
redone, and supporting all of staff's recommendations. Mr. Ferrito seconded.
Carried unanimously.
Mr. Ventura moved to forward with a recommendation of no comment to the
County, Project 3861-30-49-89LA, 16387 and 16391 Aztec Ridge Dr., Dr. and
Mrs. Gregory Jenkins, Lot Line Adjustment. Mr. Ferrito seconded. Carried
unanimously.
HEARING-FALSE ALARMS CHAPTER 34
Mr. Ventura moved for adoption of Resolution No. 1989-16, entitled, A
RESOLUTION RESCINDING RESOLUTION 1982-143 AND ESTABLISHING A
NEW FALSE ALARM SERVICE CHARGE. Mr. Ferrito seconded. Carried
unanimously.
APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOL LICENSE 'AND CHILI'S
Mr. Ventura moved to continue this item to February 13, 1989 Council meeting.
Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
LEFT TURN LANE-BLOSSOM HILL AT HARWOOD AND MEADOWBROOK
Mr. Ventura moved to continue this item to February 13, 1989 Council meeting.
Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
LOS GATOS BLVD. IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT 8608
Mr. Ventura moved to continue this item to February 13, 1989 Council meeting.
Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
FINANCE MANAGER/TAX & LICENSE COLLECTOR
Mr. Ventura moved to continue this item to February 13, 1989 Council meeting.
Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
STATE ROUTE 17 COST SHARING INTERCHANGE PROJ.
Mr. Ventura moved to continue this item to February 13, 1989 Council meeting.
Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Ventura moved the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
unanimously. Mayor Benjamin declared the meeting adjourned at 12:50 p.m.,
February 7, 1989.
ATTEST.
Marian V. Cosgrove
Town Clerk