M 03-20-89TOWN OF LOS GATOS CALIFORNIA TOWN COUNCIL/PARKING AUTHORITY
MARCH 20, 1989
MINUTES
TOWN COUNCIL
The Town Council/Parking Authority of the Town of Los Gatos met in the Council
Chambers of Town Hall, 110 E. Main St., at 7:35 p.m., Monday, March 20, 1989, 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/TROOP 556
Boy Scout Troop 556 led all in the Pledge of Allegiance.
CLOSED SESSION
Mary Jo Levinger, Town Attorney, reported that Council had met in Closed Session prior
to this evening's meeting. Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(c) in regard
to Institution of Litigation concerning Forester Road. There is no report at this time.
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(c) regarding Institution of Litigation
concerning Villa Vasona. There is no report at this time.
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(c) regarding Institution of Litigation
concerning Route 85. Council authorized $3,500.00 to retain the law firm of Ochou and
Sillass as legislative and legal counsel. This law firm has represented the City of South
Pasadena concerning its struggle for local control of a freeway location since the
1970's. The freeway has yet to be constructed. In addition to legislative advocacy on
behalf of South Pasadena, the law firm also filed an environmental lawsuit representing
the city. This law firm previously represented the Town concerning the proposed
location of a prison at the Guadalupe College site.
Council also met to discuss a personnel matter and there is no report at this time.
PROJECT 8706/ALPINE STORM DRAIN/JAMES SAVATTONE/CONTRACT
Mr. Carlson moved that Council award the contract to the lowest bidder, James A.
Savattone Construction, in the total estimated amount of $31,182.00 and authorize the
Town Manager to sign the contract on behalf of the Town. Mr. Hamilton seconded.
Carried unanimously.
PROJECT 8710/BLOSSOM hILL RETAINING WALL/POWER
ENGINEERING/CONTRACT
Mr. Carlson moved that Council award the contract for the work to the low bidder,
Power Engineering Contractors, in the total estimated amount of $142,000 and
authorize the Town Manager to sign the contract on behalf of the Town. Mr. Hamilton
seconded. Carried unanimously.
SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
Informational report to Council regarding upcoming scheduled public hearings.
COUNTY REFERRALS
Mr. Carlson moved to appeal County decision and authorize Town Attorney to file an
appeal with the fee of $260.00 regarding County referral: 3687-36-50-88G-88B-88V-
88DR, West side of Hicks between Shannon Rd. and Arnerich Rd., Design Review and
Variance. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito asked that a letter
be prepared from the Mayor to Supervisor Wilson asking that the county waive the
appeal fees for the Town since County is inviting Town's comments.
SECONDARY UNIT MONTHLY REPORT
Informational report to Council regarding status of existing units.
PAYROLL RATIFICATION/PAID MARCH 10, 1989/RELATED WARRANTS
Mr. Carlson moved for ratification of payroll in the amount of $189,233.83 payroll related
warrants in the amount of $106,574.77 and accompanying check registers for payroll of
February 19 to March 4 paid on March 10, 1989. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
Unanimously.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/MARCH 10, 1989
Mr. Carlson moved for ratification of the check register in the amount of $424,459.99 for
accounts payable invoices paid on March 10, 1989. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
unanimously.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONSULTANT/PROPOSAL
Mr. Carlson moved that the Town Council approve the issuance of the accompanying
Request for Proposal for information systems consulting services. Mr. Hamilton
seconded. Carried unanimously.
CHARLIE WEDEMEYER CLASSIC/10-KILOMETER RUN/3 MILE WALK
Informational report regarding Los Gatos Christian Church's ninth annual "run for the
Son" 10K run and 3 mile walk.
CURBSIDE RECYCLING/REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Mr. Carlson moved that Council approve distribution of the attached request for
proposals for a curbside recycling program to be implemented in the four city West
Valley region. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
CARLTON AVENUE/PARKING PROHIBITION
Mr. Carlson moved that the Town Council deny the request for a 2 hour parking
limitation at 400 Carlton Avenue, and direct staff to write courtesy letters to the
professionals in Los Robles Medical Center and Los Gatos Surgical Center asking their
employees not to park in front of 400 Carlton Avenue. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
unanimously.
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
Informational report suggesting utilization of traffic engineer consultant list for
Engineering Dept.
CLAIM REJECTION/LEWIS & TIBBITTS
Mr. Carlson moved that Council reject the claim of Lewis & Tibbitts, Inc. filed with the
Town Clerk on February 13, 1989. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
COMMENDING TOWN EMPLOYEES/YEARS OF SERVICE/RESOLUTIONS 1989-36,
37, 38, 39, 40
Mr. Carlson moved that Council adopt the accompanying resolutions as follows:
Resolution 1989-36, entitled A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
COMMENDING ROBERT C. SCHUSTER FOR 25 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE
TOWN OF LOS GATOS.
Resolution 1989-37, entitled A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
COMMENDING CORDON BOWERS FOR 20 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE TOWN
OF LOS GATOS
Resolution 1989-38, entitled A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
COMMENDING LYDIA M. MUZECK FOR 20 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE TOWN OF
LOS GATOS
Resolution 1989-39, entitled A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
COMMENDING JOHN ANTE FOR 20 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE TOWN OF LOS
GATOS
Resolution 1989-40, entitled A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS
COMMENDING TIMOTHY BURNS FOR 15 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE TOWN OF
LOS GATOS
Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
15894 WINCHESTER BLVD./SECONDARY UNIT/"O" ZONE/ELEANOR MATTIUZ/
RESOLUTION 1989-41
Mr. Carlson moved the adoption of Resolution 1989-41, entitled RESOLUTION OF THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS GRANTING APPEAL OF
PLANNING COMMISSION DENIAL OF REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A
SECONDARY DWELLING UNIT OF PROPERTY IN THE "O" (OFFICE) ZONE. Mr.
Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Ventura and Mr. Ferrito voted no,
stating need to conform to set policies.
16060 CERRA VISTA/OW: BREZOCZKY/APPROVAL/RESOLUTION 1989-42
Mr. Carlson moved to adopt Resolution No. 1989-42, entitled RESOLUTION OF THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS DENYING APPEAL OF PLANNING
COMMISSION APPROVAL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE IN THE HR-1 ZONE, which incorporates the Council findings and decision
at its meeting of March 6, 1989. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes.
Mr. Ferrito voted no.
HEARINGS. 16575 SHANNON RD./PEPPERTREE SCHOOL/U-78-19A/OW:
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH/AP: HUFF & GRAMS
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public hearing to
consider appeal of Planning Commission's approval of conditional use permit
application U-78-19A, requesting remission to operate a school-age, before and after
school, care facility within an existing church facility in the R-1:8000 zone.
Property/16575
Shannon Road. Owner/Presbyterian Church of Los Gatos. Applicant/Peppertree
School. Appellants/Walter Huff and Paul Grams.
The following people from the audience addressed the Council.
116035 Huff, 120 Magneson, spoke against the school, the need for a noise study and
the need for sound walls.
Paul Gram,16426 Peacock Lane, spoke against the business being run without
thought to the neighbors, and the need for improvements for the neighborhood.
Jeff Osborn,16035 Los Gatos-Almaden Rd., owner of Peppertree School, spoke for
the school, the need of the students, the needed service to the Los Gatos Community,
and the support of the Church.
Lou Murray,550 Pinewood Lane, on the Board of Trustees for the Church, spoke of
minimizing the traffic on Shannon, and landscaping with staff recommendations to
mitigate the noise problem
Bonnie Bakers, 4010 Rivoir Drive, San Jose, Administrator of Peppertree School,
addressed the facilities state licensing; the need for the facility shown by
the long waiting list; the time of arrival and pick up of students not
corresponding to local school hours; and the van delivery of students to
local schools cutting down on traffic at peak times.
Steve Wicker, 15530 El Gato Lane, spoke of living in Los Gatos to be near Peppertree
facility.
Marleen Kutter, 209 Belgatos Rd., spoke of her need for morning and after school care
for her child.
Bill Frantz,16345 Englewood Ave., stated that the service that the school offers,
offsets any inconvenience to the neighborhood.
Fred Kutter,209 Bel Gatos Rd., spoke to not limiting Los Gatos residents to the school
enrolles.
Steven Bevan, 2275 S. Bascom works in Los Gatos, and appreciates being able to
have his children in the school.
Pat Koelenbeck, 25 Cherry Blossom Lane, lives at the Church and has not been
disturbed by noise or traffic.
Greg Kostigen, 4982 Stickey Dr., San Jose, spoke in support of the school.
Cheryl Wimberly, 15961 Quail Hill Rd., spoke in support of the school and the co-op
nursery.
Mr. Ventura asked Mr. Bowman if all the Magneson Terrace people were notified of
this hearing, and staff replied they were.
No one else from the audience wished to speak to this issue.
Mr. Hamilton moved to close the public hearing. Mr.Ventura seconded. Carried by a
vote of 4 ayes. Mr. Ferrito abstained due to this daughter having worked at the school.
Mr. Ventura moved to uphold the Planning Commission's decision and approve
Conditional Use Permit Application U-78-19A, with the following amendments: the 3
conditions approved by the Planning Commission be kept; additional landscaping along
the west property line to the satisfaction of the Town Parks and Forestry; instructions be
given to parents of enrolled children regarding pick-up and drop-off along Cherry
Blossom frontage only; recommend to parents not to use Shannon Rd. and other
residential streets for access, but use Blossom Hill and Cherry Blossom; item to be
brought back in one year for review of compliance at Planning Commission level. Mr.
Hamilton seconded. Carried by a vote of 4 ayes. Mr. Ferrito abstained.
16510 HARWOOD ROAD/M-87-9A/OW:FALTERSACK/HEARING
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public hearing to
consider appeal of Planning Commission's denial of Subdivision Application M-87-9A
requesting approval of a two-lot subdivision and permission to reduce minimum land
area required for each dwelling unit on 2.01 acres of property in the HR-1 zone.
Property located at 16510 Harwood Road and owned by Fred Faltersack.
The following from the audience addressed the Council:
Fred Faltersack, 125 Alerche Dr. or 16510 Harwood Rd., spoke in favor of his proposals
for subdivision, asking Council to:
1. Approve application
2. Select best option
3. Make recording subject to obtaining necessary land from San Jose.
4. Make recording subject to LAFCO process and annexing the land into Los
Gatos.
Terence Szewczyk, Nowack & Associates, spoke in favor of project.
Roger Maino, spoke to the agreement that was prepared for this evening's presentation
but which had not been submitted.
Mr. Carlson moved that applicant re-examine the need for land acquisition behind lot 2
inorder to have sufficient land to meet our regulations, or redo the slope density
calculations using all the properties and subdivisions along Alerche Drive attempting to
have slope density concur. There was no second.
Mayor Benjamin appointed a subcommittee of Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Carlson to work
with staff, and asked staff to work with Mr. Faltersack in the next few weeks.
Mr. Carlson moved to continue this item until May 1st. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried
unanimously.
136, 136 1/2, & 138 TAIT AVE./S-88-49/OW: VETTOREL/HEARING
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public hearing to
consider appeal of Planning Commission's approval of plans to remodel an existing
triplex and convert it to a duplex structure on property in the R-1D-LHP zone.
Architecture and site application S-88-49. Property located at 136, 136 1/2, & 138 Tait
Ave. Property owner, Mary F. Vettorel.
Mr. McBain withdrew the appeal
Mr. Hamilton moved to accept the withdrawal. Mr. Carlson seconded noting that this
withdrawal does not preclude the applicant from reapplying on phase 2 and also noting
that the Planning Commission, by virtue of Mr. Bowman's interpretation of their action,
has dropped phase 2 from the application. Carried unanimously.
235 SARATOGA AVENUE/THE DINER/OW: BALL/AP: JULIUS/HEARING
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public hearing to
consider request for permission to intensify a nonconforming restaurant use by
increasing the hours of operation on property in the C-2 zone. Property/235 Saratoga
Ave. Owner/Linda Ball. Applicant/Anton Julius.
The following people from the audience addressed the Council:
Duane Perry, Attorney for the Diner, spoke in favor of the Diner's hours.
Anton Julius, states that he made all the changes he was asked to make.
Madame Yvette, complained of the noise caused by the Diner's new hours.
No one else from the audience wished to speak on the issue.
Mr. Ventura moved to close the hearing. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
Mr. Carlson moved to refer the Conditional Use Permit Application to the Planning
Commission to take action as quickly as can be agendized inorder to hear all points of
view and to direct the Town to enforce our laws and hours of operation until such time
as a determination is made as to the legality of this application. Mr. Ferrito seconded.
Carried by a vote of three ayes. Mayor Benjamin and Mr. Hamilton voting no, stating
that there should be a modification made to support a resident serving business.
ROUTE 85/17 INTERCHANGE/OKA-MOZART NEIGHBORHOOD/NORTHWEST
QUADRANT/HEARING
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public hearing to
consider alternative access roads for the Oka Road/Mozart Avenue neighborhood,
which include aesthetics, safety, parking restrictions, sidewalks and bicycle paths within
the designs.
The following people from the audience addressed the Council:
Don Armstrong, 66 Christopher Ave., Campbell spoke in favor of alternative #4.
Rob Herald, 14300 Winchester Blvd., Los Gatos, expressed the opinion that
alternative #4 is not appropriate for Becton-Dickinson.
Mary Sondgroth, 16500 W. Mozart, spoke of the trees which may need to be removed
inorder to put in certain alternatives.
Michael Gray, 16501 Mozart Ave., asked that a quick decision be made as to the choice
of alternatives due to his need to sell his home.
Jim Cantore, 4036 Cranford Circle, San Jose 95124, President of the Pondorosa
Homeowners Association spoke of regional cooperation.
Lawrence Ames, 1218 Willow Street, San Jose 95125, representing Willow Glen Trails
Committee, favors alternative #6, alternative #4 would involve destruction of a
major part of the natural part of the Los Gatos Creek Trail.
Larry Sondgroth, 16500 W. Mozart, #4 takes out Creek Trail and puts large road in the
center of park and recreation area. Alternative #6 would have less impact on the
neighborhood.
Tony Herauf, 108 Mojonera Court, stated that 73% of the area voted for #4.
Ralph Harms, 107 Mojonera Court, spoke in favor of alternative #4.
Mary Coker, 14402 Oka Lane, spoke to the problems of emissions control form the
Becton-Dickenson, and the lack of compliance by the company.
Abe Garcia, 14401 Oka Lane, spoke in favor of #4 and against #6.
Charles Coker, 14402 Oka Lane, spoke in favor of alternative #4.
Mike Kronzer, 549 San Benito, representing Dell Enterprises, spoke in favor of
alternative #6, and against #4 for the reason of it cutting through their property and
parking facilities, it would also cut the jogging trail along the creek.
Cathy Whtmans, 14341 Oka Lane, spoke to the safety of the children in the
neighborhood and the need for an open and visible road.
Don Hebard, 205 Calado Ave., Cambell, representing the Los Gatos Creek Streamside
Park Committee, and is against alternative #4 because of its great impact on the
Creek Trail.
Dan Witman, spoke for the consideration of bike trails and the desire to see this handled
as a separate issue and not grouped into the highway agreement.
Edna Rathsack, 14353 Oka lane, spoke of the real estate impact and the safety factor
of alternative #6, and stated that #4 was preferable.
Judy Hanf, 16491 Mozart Ave., spoke in favor of alternative #6.
Nani Daniels, 116 Mozart Ave., spoke in favor of #6 making less impact on the natural
habitat of the area.
Candy Awalt, read a statement from Suzanne McSwain, 16481 W. Mozart, in favor and
support of alternative #6.
Candy Awalt, 16469 W. Mozart, felt that alternative #6 causes far less impact on the
neighborhood and is less of a safety hazard than alternative #4.
Bob Harrigton, 110 Mozart, felt that alternative #6 caused less negative impact upon the
neighborhood.
Thurston Awalt, 16469 W. Mozart, one of the prettiest sections of the Creek Trail will be
eliminated with the building of alternative #4, alternative #6 has the least impact
on the neighborhood and on the trail system.
Carol Calhoun, 16399 West Mozart, spoke in favor of alternate #4
There was no one else from the audience who wished to talk to the issue.
Mr. Carson moved to close the hearing. Mr. Hamilton seconded. Carried unanimously.
PAST MIDNIGHT
Mr. Ferrito moved, Mr. Carson seconded to continue the meeting past midnight.
Carried unanimously.
ROUTE 85/17 INTERCHANGE/CONTINUED
Will Kempton, Exec. Director, Santa Clara County Traffic Authority, 1754 Technology
Dr., San Jose, was asked by Council if alternatives number 4 and 6 were within the
plans of the Traffic Authority. His answer was yes.
Paul Hensley, Supervisor of Transportation, Cal Trans, San Jose, said that alternative
#4 would require an EIR before the freeway agreement can be signed.
Mr. Hamilton moved to accept alternative #4. Mayor Benjamin seconded because of
the commitment she made at the last Council meeting which would support the majority
of the neighborhood. Mr. Carlson added the following modifications: ask those working
on the project to make sure they incorporate designs which maximize the ways to
mitigate the impacts on the trail and all the neighbors who will be dramatically effected
by this alternative; and proceed as fast as possible through the required studies, and if
any agency opposes this plan it should come back to Council for reconsideration at that
time. Mr. Ferrito added that it's the sense of Council to have Cal Trans and the traffic
Authority commence an EIR immediately on alternative #4 which is the choice of
Council,k but alternative #6 is Council's second choice if necessary. Carried by a vote
of 4 ayes. Mr. Ventura voted no due to the impact on the Los Gatos Creek Trail.
MEETING INTERMISSION
Mayor Benjamin declared an intermission at 12:25am. Meeting called back to order at
12:45am.
HEARINGS CONTINUED.
PUBLIC ART PROGRAM/ORDINANCE/RESOLUTION/HEARING
Mayor Benjamin stated that this was the time and place duly noted for public hearing to
consider the introduction of the Public Art Ordinance for establishing a program of public
and visual art projects in the Town.
The following people from the audience addressed the Council:
Nancy Burbank, 108 Belcrest Drive, Arts Commissioner, spoke in support of the
ordinance.
Mr. Carlson asked for modifications under exclusions to include certain assessment
districts, and the consideration of space area donated for the display of public art in
lieu of full 2%.
Paul Goreniuc, 100 Wood Road, Arts Commissioner, spoke of cultural life in Los Gatos.
Anne Lamborn, 7 Monroe Court, Arts Commissioner, expressed the need for the
purchase of public art.
Steve Friedman, speaking for the chamber of Commerce, felt that the 2% levy was an
unjust tax aimed at one particular segment of our business community and that
other funding alternatives should be addressed and explored.
Linda Lubeck, 47 Filmore Ave., feels she has not heard a great deal about this
ordinance, and as a resident of Los Gatos does not think there is a nexus for pub
lic art.
John Spaur, 132 Nina Court, does not support a developer's fee but feels that all people
of the Town could support the art tax.
Mr. Zaccone, 100 N. Santa Cruz Ave., does not agree with this one more additional fee
that is aimed at the business community.
Lucille Hogan, 105 Charter Oaks Circle, spoke of the TOT tax and the need for some
more of that being addressed to the arts.
No one else from the audience wished to speak on the issue.
Mr. Ventura moved to reagendize this issue until May 1st. Mr. Carlson seconded with
the following modifications: Arts Commission to bring back additional information to
Council; definition of Public Art to include other art forms. The Public Hearing will be
continued to the June budgetary hearings where Council can address the larger issue of
Community Services' requests at one time. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ferrito asking
that the record show that the Chairperson o the Arts Commission did agree with this
decision.
ROUTE 85/FREEWAY AGREEMENT/RESOLUTION 1989-43
Mr. Ventura moved adoption of Resolution No. 1989-43 entitled, RESOLUTION OF
THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF LOS GATOS APPROVING FREEWAY
AGREEMENT FOR ROUTE 85, conceptually approving a design for the Route 85,
conceptually approving a design for the Route 85 freeway in Los Gatos which the Town
Council acted upon February 13,1989, and which will include the following
amendments.
Mr. Ferrito addressed the following amendments to the Agreement:
1) Page 1 and page 2 have June 4, 1989 and June 6, 1989, those dates should be
consistent within the document.
2) Page 4, paragraph 5, line 10 after "freeway" and before "in" insert (after funds are
budgeted, appropriated and made fully available
3) Page 5, paragraph 9, line 5 after "the" (obligations of the Traffic Authority under the)
before "terms".
4) Page 5, paragraph 9, line 9, capital T (traffic), capital A (authority) aft
er "and" (any), before "the".
5) Page 5, paragraph 9, line 12 after "STATE" change will to shall assume and perform
all such obligations.
6) Page 5, paragraph 10, line 14 after "shoulders" of Route 85, before "within".
7) Page 6, paragraph 13, delete first sentence.
8) Page 6, paragraph 13, line 26, insert after "agreement" also before "may".
Mr. Carlson asked for the following consideration to the agreement:
1) Should the Council's preferred alternative, which is labeled #4, not be determined
environmentally feasible by the Transit Authority and the Town, then the Town would
reserve the right to modify the agreement by adopting alternative #6.
Mr. Ventura asked for the following modifications to the Freeway Agreement:
1) Page 6, paragraph 12, the Town shall have the final decision regarding the design
and location of the pedestrian bridge over Route 17 if within Town boundaries.
2) Page 6, paragraph 11, add item G. after F, widening the Lark Ave. bridge over route
17 and approaches to the bridge.
3) Page 3, paragraph 4, 2nd to last line, "obligations" changed to "rights".
Mr. Ferrito made the following modifications to Resolution 1989-43.
1) There should be a second Whereas; Whereas said agreement has been modified by
the Town Council so as to make it acceptable to the Town of Los Gatos.
2) In the Resolved paragraph insert "as amended" after said agreement, strike out "and
the same is".
The following people from the audience were invited to speak to the Council by the
Mayor.
Will Kempton, Cal Trans representative, spoke of the need for cooperation
Paul Hensley spoke again about EIR studies and pedestrian overpasses
Jim Spatione, spoke to a full interchange at Winchester and a partial interchange at
Bascom with access to County Park.
Thelma Spaziani, Vice-President of Charter Oaks Association, addressed the need or a
traffic light on Lark Ave.
Tom Tanner, Chairman of Cambrian Community Council, wished road access to the
Creek Park, regional flow of traffic, and 1/2 interchanges at Bascom and Winchester.
Mr. Carlson seconded the motion. Carried by a vote of 3 ayes. Mr. Hamilton voted no
because there was no interchange at Winchester. Mr. Ferrito voted no, stating the
larger issue of land use planning was needed not more freeways, and also each Town
was told they could determine their own access route and exchange to the freeway.
CONTINUED ITEMS TO MARCH 27, 1989
Mr. Carlson moved to continue the following items to Monday, March 27, 1989.
Mr. Ventura seconded. Carried unanimously.
MINUTES OF FEBRUARY 21, 1989
MINUTES OF MARCH 6, 1989
MINUTES OF MARCH 13, 1989
CODE ENFORCEMENT/REFERRALS TO TOWN ATTORNEY/STATUS REPORT
AMICUS BRIEF/UPHOLT V. FLORANCE/CITY OF ROSEVILLE
ROUTE 17 INTERCHANGE/LEXINGTON RESERVOIR PROJECT/COST
SHARING/RESOLUTION 1989-
WATER POLICY/WATER PROHIBITIONS
PROJECT 8803/SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION/BID
SPECIFICATIONS/RESOLUTION 1989-
ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Benjamin declared the meeting adjourned to Monday, March 27, 1989, at 7:30
p.m. in the Council Chambers. Time of adjournment was 3:15 a.m. Tuesday, March 21,
1989.
ATTEST:
Marian V. Cosgrove
Town Clerk