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CC 12-05-83 . CI'II œ O,¡rucnHO, STATE OP CALII!OBHIA 10300 'I'OUe Avenue, ~tino, CA 95014 ""~"'I (408) 252-4505 JUIØ1'B8 œ THE RIGJLAR HEB'lIIIG œ 1HE CI'II CXUl:IL HBD 011 DfD21BER 5, 1983 IN 1HE ClCUiCIL OW ...... CI'II HALL, CVPERTIIÐ, CALI!ORtIIA 00-629 !1IIyœ PlIDJY called the meeting to order in the Council C'" . ..., City Hall, at 6: 55 p.m. SMDrB '10 THE FLAG IUL CAU. . Counc. Pr~: Gatto, JotJdSCXI, Rogers, PIIDJY staff Pre.nt: City I~...".... Quinlan Ci ty Clerk Cornelius Director of fd)lic Nora Visk09icb Director of Parka and Rllcreat~CID Dowling (left at 8115 p.m.) Assistant: Planning Dirctor c- cæG oxmIinator Bi~ (left at 8:00 p.lI. ) Ci ty Attorney Kilian Spuka, MIIyor S'f1t1!P 1<Al'\lK1'S , 1. oral reports by staff 6........... and subDission of written reports. City HIInager's Report Fall Cleanup Costs - It was moved by Counc. Rogers, -.....dW by Counc. Gatto and P"'''~ unan1--1y that the City Hanager work with Los Altos Garbllge 0Ja~ to tighten the policy regarding the amount and type of cJebds left during the spring and fall pickups. Resolution No.2, Mayor's Conference - Council will provide the City Manager with .Jny c....,.."".ts regarding this IIIiItter. City Clerk's Report . Applications for Opening 00 Energy Carmission - It was IIIOII8d by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed unanimously for the Clerk to receive applications until January 20, with the interviews scheduled for Fl!bruary 6, 1984. City l1Imager Quinlan presented Council with an update regarding the containers parked in the Monta Vista area. He infozmed Council that these were there on a taIIpOrary -1- .." . MIIIUTES OF 'r.IE 00C!11!ER 5, 1983 CITY CXXJtCIL MIŒl'IIC basis, and the City Attorney's opinion is that the City should allow 30 days for r8llOl7al. If they are not rðlDO...:I by that ti.-, the City Attorney will follow up with IItrf action r--"'''Y. CXXK:IL RE~uS None CXHIENT CALP.tÐM . It was JIIOY8d by COunc. Gatto, seconded by COunc. Aog9rs and I'I'''~ unanimously to approve the CCInsøIt Calendar as submitted. 7. Resolution No. 6213: "A Resolution of the City COuncil of the Ci ty of CUpertino DesignatiD<J the City Manager amd the Director of FiMllCe as Repr_tatives to Acquire Federal surplus Property and Authorizing Exec:ution of Assurance of Calçliance wi th General Seryi~ Administration Øequlations." 8. Resolution No. 6208: "A Resolution of the City COuncil of the City of QIp.. tino Approving Contract 0IIInge Order No. 1 for AIIc:onstruction of CUrbs, Q:ltters, Sidewalks, Project 83-14." 9. Resolution No. 6214: "A Resolution of the City COuncil of the Ci ty of Cupertino CalliD<J a Public HeariD<J to Detemine II1ether Public Necessity, Health, Safety, or welfare Requires the Fomllltion of an underground Utility District on steYens Creek Boulevard frem Randy Lane to Tmtau Avenue." 10. Resolution No. 6215: "A Resolution of the City Counail of the City of CUpertino AuthoriziD<J Execution of Lease Agreønent of City Property at 10852 South StelliD<J Road. " 11. Minutes of the adjourned regular meetiD<J of November 22, 1983. (OC-628) 12. Acceptance of municipal improvements: (No supportiD<J documents required.) (a) Marius Nelson Project - Stevens Creek Boulevard - MaM Drive. . (b) Tract No. 6845, Orogrande/Stelling. 13. Acceptance of City projects performed urXIer contract: Reconstruction of eürbs, gutters and sidewalks, Project 83-14. (No supporting documents required.) -2- "IIII11'ES Œ' 'ftIE DIDHIER 5, 1983 CI'N axJtCIL HDl'I~ 14. Reeolution No. 6221: "A He801ution of the City Council of the City of OJpertino Allowing Certain Cla. and DIIaaIIda Payable in the JImounts and frc:a the PUnda .. Hereinafter o.cribed for saluiea and w.gea for the Payroll Period Dlding No\,~ 18, 1983." Vote I1Emberes of the City COuncil Gatto, Jomson, Rlegers, Spðrks, Plungy None None None AYES: NOES: ABSEIll': ABSTAIN: IT!MS R!HNm PlOt <XK9E1ll' CALDÐM 15. None. ORAL COtIJNICATIONS 16. 1'" 'lCl_tion of appreciation preaMlted to Prank L. ortiz. Hayor P1ungy pry ! ,t..èJ the proc:laIIation of appreciation to Hr. ortiz upon his retir_t frc:a the City. 17. Helllbers of the audience reganUng matters not on the agenda. R. D. Koenitaer, 10060 Phar Lap Drive, addreaaed COuncil regarding Oùdellllanch tr_. He stated that a bulldozer being U8IId in cw:r81t construction graded exu-1y close to a 60 foot ~ tree. He sutmitted picturea of said tree. He expreaøed concern regarding what was happening to tr_ in the area. Staff was directed to detennine if. the tree could be saved and if it can to make sure that it is. TtIe City Attorney was directed to _ if any City ordinances had ~ violated and if so, to prosecute. Nancy Hertert, San Juan Road, suggested the City have a tree expert available before such building occurs. The City Manager stated that the intrusion of dltches during construction periods may need to l..! reviewed better. Council suggested that staff review the present ordinance and enlarge the area of protection for trees if necessary. Staff was also directed to set up a procedure for monitoring thiL. The City Attorney will come back to Council with a report. -3- · MINU'l'I'S OF THE DØ::Ø1B£R 5, 1983 CIn OOONCIL MEETING Dave McElroy, Byrne A"..., stated that that si_ tr_ cold not be replacelJ. Howver, it would be possible to get a financial estimate for the c:o.t of the tree. NoØIII Bradlin, Riven ide DEive, reqœated that Ccu1cil listen to the r..identa of OJpertino and the prof_ional. working with the E88identa of CUpertino regarding 8EyIIn Canyon. She stated that Hr. HandeEson of fHoIA i. not a resident of the City and therefore would have no interest in any effect the U88 of Bryan canyon as a dœp site would have on the City. She stated that Council should listm to the people and not 1IICXIIJy. PUBLIC HEARINGS 18. 1dopt:ion of a plan for the _~ùiture of r.-.,ity Devel~t Bloc:k Grant PUnda in the Ci ty of CUpertino and ita sphue of inflœnoe for the 1984-85 progr.. year . QJBG COOrdinator Council. Binnendyk revi-:J her report with t Ccu1cil di8CWl88d lack of public previously held -.tings regarding funds. Nell Willi.., 10067 Byrne Avenœ, addressed Ccu1cil regarding the tr_ planned for the Stevew Creek BoulevaEd lq>E~t Area. He suggated a variety of types of tr_ with perhaps groupings of Birch or Sycamores on comers. participation in expenditure of these Ann Anger, Monta Vista, infomBi Council that she appreciated the elllphaais placed 00 the Monta Vista area in expenditure of these funds. It was IIIOYed by Counc. Johnson, aecollded by Counc. sparks and passed unanimously to close the public hEoaring. It _ moveci by Counc. JOhnson, secoroed by Counc. sparks and passed unanimously to approve the Housing Rehabilitation Program for $100,000 and Monta Vista Street lnprovønent Program in the amount of $75,000 for funding, and to redirect the $154,325 not spent in past program years to the Stevena Creek Boulevard lnprOVElllel1t Project. Council requested that in the future a list of alternatives be included in the staff report rather than just the staff r8<.....a.....ldation. Alternatives could include such things as drug programs and other social programs. t (City Clerk's Note: meeting at 8:00 p.m.) CDBG Coordinat· .: Binnendyk left the 19. Request for renewal of bingo permi t for International Order of ()jcJ Fellows. -4- þ PUNU'lT.'!i OF 'nIE Dtx»ÐER 5, 1983 Crl'f COOt«:IL I'ŒBTIrG It ... IIIOV8d by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Roger. and passed unan;-œly to close the public hearing. It ... IIIOV8d by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Sþuu and pallled IIßII'IÚDOUIly to approve the I~ of the blDjO peDllit for the International Ordotr of œd Fellow. 'l'be City Attorney was directed to review our ordinance for ~liance with State law and to subDit a report. 20. Aba~t of -m declared to be a public ooisanœ. (a) Resolution No. 6216: -A Resolution of the City Council of the City of CUpertino Ordering Abatsø1t of Public Nuisance Pursumt to Provisions of Ordinance No. 724 and Resolution No. 6195.- It ... IIIOIIed by Counc. Roger., IIe(:Ojded by Counc. Sþuu and peslled unanimously to close the public hearing. It ... IIIOIIed by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Jom.on and PI',teð unanimously to aðopt Resolution No. 6216. t 21. Consideration of an increase in water rates to be effecti". January 1, 1984. (a) ordinance No. 1247: -An Ordinance of the City of OJpertino Jlmending Section 15.08.020, 1IaI8nding the Quantity Rates for Daœstic Water Service, Q\apter 15.08 of the Cupertino Municipal Code.- Director of Public WOrks Viskovich revi.-5 the report wi th Council. It was IIICIVed by Counc. Sparks, øecondeJ by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to close the public Mating. It ... IIIOVed by Cc..Jr..:. Rogers, seconded by COUnc. Sparks and passed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1247 by title only and the City Clerk's reading to constitute thefirst reeading thereof. The ordinance increases the water rate by 12\ effective January, 1984. . 22. City of CUpertino: Public hearing to consider a Specific Pian for properties located on both sides of stevens Creek Boulevard between Stelling Road on the west, and Stern Avenue on the east. The primary function of the Specific Plan is to incorporate existing General Plan land use and circulation policies into a single doc\Inent. The Plan also incorporates detailed urban design policies. Ðwironnental Review: The Planning Callnissjon detemined that the project -5- (lrq HINI1l'ES or TlfE D!X:»1BER 5, 1983 CITY OXN:IL MEE'l'IMi . 22. (ccntiruld) ~ts were previously asnllseð as part of the DlVir~tal IIIp8c:t Allport of General Plan - I] '*It I-GPA-80. Rec.....--.ded for approval. (a) Raolution No. 6217: "A Re8Olution of the City COuncil of the City of Cupertino Approving the Specific Plan for a Portion of stevens Creek Soulevard and the Formula for Aeimbur&elel'lt of Plan Coats." (b) Resolution No. 6218: "A Resolution of the City COuncil of the Ci ty of CUpertino Finding that the Enviromental lDpIct Report Prepared for the General Plan ~.t l-GPA-80 can Serve as Enviromental As..s--nt to the Stevens Creel Soulevaœd Specific Plan." A88istant Planning Director Cowan preeented COuncil with. chart showing land UN regulations for Stevens Creek Soulevaœd. DillCU88ion followed regarding cost reidJur~t, any benefit of the Specific Plan c:ost reidJur88lll!l'lt, and editing of the General Plan for the Stevena Creek Boulevud ar8i!l. . Walter Ward, General Manager, Vallco Park, stated that he would prefer changes being IIIIIde by resolution, and requested that the area be kept separate fran other areu. In regard a fee previously llUbDitted by Vallco in the aŒ1WIt of $21,600, he stated he wuld like to judge any ÍIIIpiICt on that at the tiaø of a developœnt agreement. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc:. Roger. and passed W\animously to close the public hearing. It was moved by COunc. Gatto, secoOOed by Counc:. Rogers and passed unanimously to rl!lllOVe this iten fran the calendar. 23. City of CUpertino (Vallco Park): An éIIII!!1Iiœnt of a previously arproved zoning application (1-Z-83) to conform with the recently anended CUpertino General Plan. The zoning ameuåœ..t will permit a hotel to be constructed with a IMxinun of 1,000 roans (720 roans previously approved) and a maxitmm of approximately 970,000 sq. ft. of office space inclooing exlsting building area (330,~00 sq. ft. was previously approved) . The amerdllent will expand the 2'oning boundary to include property located east of Finch Avenue (extension) . Environrental Review: The Planning Cannission determine] that the project iø¡¡acts were previously assessed as part of the Envirormental In¡)act Report for General Plan Amendment I-GPA-dO. The subject property consists of approxUmtely 41 acres bordered by stevens Creek Boulevard on the south, Valleo Parkway and Highway 280 on the north, Wolfe Road . -6- HItUl'æ OF THE DfX:Ð1BER 5, 1983 cnt oneIL MŒrI~ · 23. (contillUEd) on the _t and the ...~_ City lbait line locatað approximately 500 ft. __ of Tllntau A".... Aec.~ for: _oval. (a) Pirst reading of ordl 110. 1250: "An Ordinance of the ct. of QJpertino ~ing Section 1 of OEdinanaa _. 2 by ~ing a Previoaaly Approved _I.. JI (Iplication (1-1-83) to confom with the - -'Uy ~ CUpertino General Plan." (b) Resolution 110. 6220: .... -.olution of the City c:oœcil of the City of ,,_ Uno Pinding that ~ Envir~tal IøipIIct - _ ...t; Prepared for: the General Plan ~~l ~~O em Sene u Envir..._ltal AIIU- -..." _ JIFplication 1-1-83." It _ JDOVed by Counc.. Gatto, - J by Q)unc. Johnson and poo.~ unanillØJsly to clœe tI-. public t.aring. It _ JDOVed by CcJ.xx:. Gatto, - 'by Counc. Rogers and poo...... unanillØJsly tø approve tI-. ~ication per Plaming cœmission ø.olution No. 2456. · It _ IIIOII8i by COunc. Rogers, p".~ unan~ly to read OEdf- and the City Clerk's reading reading thereof. It waf' JIIOV8d by Ccunc. Gl:tto,.... - 1 by Ccunc. Rogers and ~...... unanimously to adopt: Resol..... kill 110. 6220. ......, by Counc. Gatto and 110. 1250 by title only - constitute t:1wt first 24. City of QJpertino: SteYmw - ~ Bro,ùevarc'l Conceptual ZOning Plan (3-1-83) - ~~ hearing to consider lIßII!Dåol8flts to the zoning PÙID iDc:1uding but not limited to altering policies contron, developœnt intswity on existing shopping cen- The _ù..ent is propc nt' to ensure that tI-. ZOhing district is consistent with the recent 1.·_.ts to the Cupertino General Plan. Environœntal lIIwiew: 'n1e Planning Camlission ~termined that project ~ts were previously ass-.r'leð as part of tbe Envirormental 1Dpact Report of General Plan Amer>' I-GPA-80. R«.....ueaded for approv.sl. · (a) First reading of Onhnance No. 1248: "An Ordinance of the Ci ty of Cupertino Amenàing Section 1 of ordinëlnC& ~. 2 by Amending a Previously Approved ZOnim¡ Application (3-1-83) to Conform with the ~.t.\y Amended Cupertino General Plan." -7- , -'~~:-~~_f.~'U~ "'^T:"";.~~~-< ':, -\:,: -';","'~:i'}:.:':'- MllmlS Of M u-w ~, 1\\9:\ C'..'N CDnClt MUrltC þ 24. (b) ABsolution lib. 6219: "A Resolution of the City Counc11 of the City of CUpertlno Finding that the Env.x~tal IqIIIct AllpOrt Prc.-pared fox the c.nes:al Plan ~¡¡i.....t l-GP1o-80 can Serve as D1viro.liWlul Mn--,t to the Application 3-1-83. · It was .",.s by Counc. SpaJ:ks, seconded by Counc. RoguS and pillS" unantmœ.ly to close the public heaJ:ing. It was 1DDV8d by 0Dunc. Gat\:(" _XIed by Counc. Sparks and pIIISB! unanfl"O',.1y to approve the application per planning CCamiaaion ReIIOlution lib. 2454. . It was 1DDV8d by COUnc. Rogeu, _Idee) by COU!X:. Gatto and 1'1'9-' unanimously to xead Ordinance No. 1248 by title only and the City Clerk'. reading to constitute the -.aid xeading theJ:eof. It was 1DDV8d by COUnc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogexs and pIIISsed unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6219. 25. Application 10-1-83 of Douglas J. aertain: Prezone appcox_tely 0.17 acre of unincorporated teuitoxy frQII Santa Claxa County Rl-8 (Residential Single-f_11y, 8,000 sq. ft. mininun lot size) zone to City of CUpertino Rl-7.5 (Residential Single-family, 7,500 sq. ft. ainiDua lot .ize) zone and EnvixexB*1tal ReYi_: 'I.. project is categoxically exempt, hence no action is required. The subject ps:opexty is located on the east side of San Fernando Avenue approximately 3SO ft. aou~ of ByJ:ne Avenue. Reoc......._1ded fox appJ:oval. (a) First reading of ~dinance No. 12019: "An Ordlnance of the City of CUpertino llDending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Prezoning AppxoxilMtely 0.17 Acl:e frail Santa Clara County Rl-8 ZOne to City of CUpertino Rl-7.5 Zone¡ Located on the East Side of San Ferœndo Avenue approxÍllliltely 350 ft. southwest of Byrne Avenœ. Ro.............1deà for approval." It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Johnson an] passed unanimoualy to close the public hearing. It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Sparks and p: ssed unanimously to approve Applicotion 10-Z-83 per Planning Oammiaaion Resolution No. 2460. . It was moved by Counc:. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanÚDOUSly to grant a Negative Declaration for Application 10-Z-83. -8- ^C~?j'~~l~:L'. ,.' M1\1mS or M 0IC.IM92R. 15, lc}9:\ Cl'!'1! ~lL MD'tlNC . It - moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gñto .., p". I] _i_ly to read OrdilllUlCR No. 1149 by title only and the City Clerk's reading to ccnat:itute the tirat reming thereof. (City Clerk's Note: It was dei:.eœineð that as this project is categorically ........l, no Ð1vh...._.ta1 AllYi... action .. I'K nnry.) PLAIIII!«; APPLICA'fIQiS 26. None. AIIOIITfX:T'tJRAL AND SITE APPAOIIAL CXH1I'l"l'EE APPLICATIONS 27. None. UNl'INISHm BUSINESS . 28. None. NDf BUSINESS 29. Appeal of staff decision requiring a soU. report for building addition at 10230 ~ial Avenue (filee! by Ellis L. Jacobs, AlA). Director of PUblic WOrks ViskoYich revi...:! the City ordinance with COuncil. Ellis Jacobs, 437 Caabridge, Palo Alto, addressed Council regarding costs irwolved for the soils report and for 11ft eight-inch water line required by the City. It was moved by Oounc. SpBrks, seconded by Counc. Roger. and paslJed with Counc. Gatto di88llftting to deny the ~] and require a soils report in accordance with Ordinance No. 1134. . 30. Request fran Monta Vista Haneowners' A880ciation for certain oeasures to help mitigate traffic conditions on Granada and Byrne Avenues. It was moved by Ccunc:. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed unanimously for staff to study the infoIlMltion sutmitted and meet with area residents. A report will be presented to Council at their meeting of January 16. 31. Claim for damages filed by Roqœ Alaniz. It was moved by Coone. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to deny the claim and for the City Clerk to notify claimant. -9- ·<:"~""~.~,,,~- ,-< ',- ~:: "::-':~~''\'':'?~'T'~'~'~,',:~) . MlWtlS œ '1m ~ S, 19&) Cl'1'Y COONCtL Ml!'rINC 32. Consideration of -xling OIapter 3.08 of the OJpIrrtino Municipal Code relating to sales and use ta. la) Firat reeding of Ordiœnc:e No. 12511 "An OrdillllnCe of the City of Q pertino '-Ddlng 0Iapter 3.08, Sales and 11M Tax, of the OJputino Itmicipel Code." It ... moved by Counc. øogexa, -.'o..èI...~ by COUIIc. Gatto and PIne:! œanimously to reed OrdillllnCe No. 1251 by title only and the City Clerk' a r-:ling to constitute the first reading thereof. 33. Rlldefinition of øpbeu of influence boundary. Assistant Plaming Director QMIn røvieweèl the proposed boundari.. with Council. It was moved by COUIIc. Sparks, _.cJ;,d by Ccunc. øogexa and pe''fnil unan11l>O\)81y to have the prop... J8èI boundaries follow property Uœa. It... moved by Counc. Gatto, _1Iåed by COUIIc. Rogera and ('&98ed unanimously to ~CMI the 25-ye¡u: boundazy .-1deiI to follow property Uœø. þ 34. Appropriation of funds CoorèIinator . for Hazardous Haterial. It was IIIOWd by COUIIc. Rogera, seconðed by COUIIc. Jomson and pelllnli unanilllously to appropriate $22,800 frQII the General iUId for the tllaardous Mlterials Coordinator. Council reqœsted a report regarding -.rgenc:y S'JppUes to be! kept for use in a disaster. The Ci ty Manager !nfollDl!ld Council that after the first of the year there would be a general revi_ of disaster preparedness placed on the Council agenda. 35. AnIenIi-.n'; to Ok1pter 9.12 of the CUpertino Municipal Code; Hazardous Materials storage. la) First reading of Ordinance No. 1252: "An Oràif\al"("~ of the City of CUpertino Amending Chapœr 9.12, Hazardous Materials Storage, of the CUpertino /'b1icipal Code." þ It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed unanimously b> read Ordinance No. 1252 by title only and the City Clerk's reading to constitute the first reading thereof. -10- '~:"~~ '~'~~~('~"~ . -~r·~~:·:~,~.~j7~~:<~n KINU'l'æ OF THE DfX:IMBER 5, 1983 CIn <XUICIL MBI'l'ING · WRI'l'TDI CXJoKJNICATIONS 36. None. · ORDItWCES 37. ~d readiDl) of Ordlnance No. 12451 ·IID Ordinance of the City of Qlputino MIr.:JiDl} Sectioaø 11.24.150 and 11.24.150 of the OJpertino tUlicipal Ooðe to Prohibit StoppiDl}, Standing or Pa1:kiDl} on 8m JaM 1IoIId and to Delete Parkiftl) Prohibition CariDI} Ofttain Hoar. on Foothill Boulevard.· It _ IIIO'led by CaI1nc:. Mogers, se...<k~ by Coœc. Gatto and ",,,sed ananilllously to read Ordinance No. 12~S by title only and the City Clerk's reading to c:onstibrt8 the eeooOO reading therf!?f. It was IIIO'led ~ Coœc. Rogers, _ded by 0Dunc. Gatto and pa.-J unan~ly to enact Ordinance No. 1245. 38. StMkd readiDl} of Ordinance No. 12"1 ·An Ordinance of the City of OJpertino '-b!iDl} ~ 9.12, I!II-......... Materials storage, of the OJpertino tblicipal Code. II It _1IIO'led by Coœc. ADger., _~ by Coœc. Gatto and pa.Md ananilllously to read Ordinance No. l244 by title only and the City Clerk's readiø to conftibrt8 the second readiDl} thereof. It _ .wed by Counc. Gatto, IIeCOoIdoed by CDI1nc. Rogers and passed ananimously to enact Ordinance No. 12". RESOLU'l'IONS 39. None. NON-AGDiDi\. BUSINESS 40. Recognition by Mayor of special reqœsts. (e) General Audience - None. (b) City Council. · It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanlmously that the Mayor aem a letter of inquiry to the school district regarding the nature and purpose of the non-profit foundation being formed. Staff was directed to identify itans that need to be publicized and study procedures regarding dissemination of information. Further, e study should be done to determine if the City needs a part tùne public information officer. Council requested that the CUpertino Scene include a calendar page. -11- -"'.-,-.--0:>, . MltUrlS 01 MI.· .h 5. 1993 ern OOo-<'tL MD'fING Staff will lIE ·lOOUncU with a U(IOrt: regBding ~.., lighting and othft teløiaion eqDi~ foE Oouneil <'" - 4/r at: their tirat: -Ung in January. council r~tIId tbIt infomatlem regøding the tdp to '1'OyOIuNa be p1'"C11ð em the ~, .t ðl.,1I..d. The -.t:ing.. ~...d at 9.35 P'" ~ . . -12- -7(þ~ttr