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Home My WebLink About05031965313 5/3765 City Hall 'Palo Alto, California M a. y ., , 1965 The Counc;it of the City of Pato Alto met on t ;; date at 7:34 p.m. an adjourned meeting from April 26, 1965, with M..yor Woor4w,_rci presiding', Present Arbuckle,' Arnold, Beahrs. ;Byxbee. Comstock. Cooley', Debs, Dias, Flint, !Rodgers, R.ohrs, Rus, Woodward, and %wens, Absent: Porter:, Gerpral Plan E1 C:annirxo Land,' Councilrri6.n Cooley as ohairma.n of the April n' ttee of the yhole 'reported. ':he Committee Plan designation'`on'the El C. rtnno landc� and cost of acquiring'the Properties known a,-, the and the ball park. '9 me<•sing of the Corn:: - reviewed the Goneral., disct:;�,cc' the possible "old Corporation, Yard" Councilman Debs'requestec,? that ,.zgerriaa item No. 27 also be discussed at this time. This vas his re:gturst to discuss in the Committee pf,the' Whole thr :acquisition of a two, -,acre. site next to Mitchell Park, and for an ,)•:er-at1 stud',' of,. afire. acquisition including the Mitchell Park- site.',tn , San Antonio ar;ct'Alma site, and the El Camino lands. Coureilman.;:E li r moved se,cs.rrded by Arnold. that the Council di• rest the staff to investigate the possible acquisition of the El Ca-nino.::, bill park parce.t to'det rrnzne the probable cost. He said his scc:on= motion would-be the seine eticept that it would apply to the Corpora tiOr yard site.- - - - - 'Count iloran Comstock called attention to :agenda item No. :iQ which., was his're.ouest to.charxn`e tire'statits on the El Camino r d' sign;ated for 'high density in the General l Plan.., land Prey n_ly' Councilman Dells zrAoved Ln'a'mc<ndment, seconded by 7v.eng, to in- clude Other sites and to;instrur_t the staff tC tnvetitigate prices of the van icus pieces of property whiCh lave been mentioned, i . e.. 1, 1) San Antonio .anzd Alrrza site, (2) two -acre site immediately across the driveway from Mitchell Park library. Councilnxani Arbuckle suggested that a downtown Cit`. Bark be in- cluded, but. Dt bs did riot accept the :o the 't:r)t.on The arnendanent carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Noes: Byxbee, Comstock. Debs, Flint, Rodgers, Rohrs, Rus, Woodward, rweng. Arbuckle, Arnold. 'Beahrs. Cooley, Dias. The Flint motion.as amended carried on a majority voice vote. The Flint :motion rela.tirig to the old Corporation Yard carried on a majority voic-e vote Page Mill g:oad_be,tweeri Junipero Serra Expressway and Skyline: Boulevard] Councilman Cooley reported that the Committee of the Whole had,r.e- ceived. i report from the City Manager on the Page Mill Road prob- lems from.':Junipero Serra Expressway to Skyline Boulevard and that no action, was necessary, at this time. Clark Park Proposal Councilman Cooley reported that the Committee of the Whole had r - viewed the Clark property as a possible park site at its April 19 meeting. At that meeting the City Manager reported that Dr. Clark was no..v asking the City ,to pay her $10,000 plus $32, 000 the first year and $10, 000 a year thereafter for the rest of her life for the, property.. Mr. 'Keithley reviewed two possibleannuity programs which had been prepared by the"Czty, Controller. One plan would provide life -term a irauiYy.`.�or:;Dr. ;C?a,rk:and in the event of her death would return the unused?''pr nelpzl portion of the purchase price to the Cite. The other p art a tdxrx'abie :3t a lower cost; would not provide a re- fund of unused principal.' .The Council questioned the City Controller and City Manager. on the specific, in, each plan. Councilman "Zwctng moved that the Council direct the staff to .iccuire the Clark property under the r'o--%•fund annuity plan, and that. . the :Mayor be autworized .anal dircctee to execut:e the ctn. ntr.,.c t. . `Z'hc• mo tion was seconded by Cornsti ck 13t•ahrs,rnovtc; ;l^i 'Ill:t' st'. or0, •r; I) t.• reiund,..bl 1.-y i:c o II�-C ..4""A :7.�: :l�rrdz ert cdrri'd or ,. :z‘a c-;'\ v:.:� r vt•t, . in .17(.. d,sc:us ion t'1^ut f ,iJo1\' .n :t . ,i> ~t, .l :1 , r;t . ...lt .':t' .notlort :its() instruct the C.;ty Co ..;o''. tV �N 3: . '�' •- ,., (;•' t • �� .. Seep., 342 - beneficiary; arid that the funds would be available from the Capital. Improvement Fund. Councilman Zweng agreed, with the consent of his second, to .incorporate these additions into his motion.. The 1weng.`motion as amended then carried on a unanimous voice vote Trafficways' ;. ozrimittee;;Report Councilman:D as"refer'r.ed to the. latest State Highway recommends tions• for Santa Clara, County which' had been transmitted to the' Coun - cil. 'She reviewed her:inr;.truc:tions from the Council which had been relayed to the County '1(r fficways Committee at their meeting April .14, 19.65 and called attention to:the changes which are now incorporated in. the State Highwaylrecornmendations. She said the snap which ac- companied the recommendations was the approved 1960 Trafficways map with 19.65 amendments; that the projects scheduled for after 1970 all relate to, Willow Rciad; that Page Mill Road has been designated a. "recreation" road, me4r ing two lanes, low speed; that she attempted to delete the Bayfront or Shoreline Freeway from the Master Plan ard. that after a lengthy discussion, since no route had been established by the State legislature, the motion was defeated by an 8 to 5 vote. Councilman Dias moved that the Council approve the Joint County Trafficways-Charnber of Commerce Highway recommendations. Councilman Rodgerssecondedthe motion. Councilman Rohrs.moved, seconded by F3eahrs, that the Council approve the map with the exclusion of the Bayfront Freeway shown on the map. After discussion, the motion carried unanimously on a voice vote. (Councilman Cooley left the chamber at this time.) Councilman Comstock moved, seconded by Byxbee, that the Central Expressway be deleted from San Antonio to the northerly limits of the City. After discussion', the motion lost on the following roll cell vote: Ayes: Arnold, Byxbee, Comstock, Debs, F lint, Zweng:; Noes: Arbuckle, Beaters, Dias, Rodgers, Rohrs, Rus, Woodward. Councilman Zweng moved, seconded by Byxbee. that the proposed grade separation at Alma Street and the Central expressway be deleted from the plan: After discussion, the motion w..ss declared carried on a majority voice vote. Couuci.ixrxan''Cooley returned to the chamber at Cni,, 5 that the City re- quest by ryeb- • n1 exo Serra moved, seconded �.t1 and t t lock rrta eat Page M bikers or Oman :Cams interchange pedestrians, i to pert of the int Serra. by gv,est d redesign of 7uriipe1Q S to permit easy member of tht. Cana - hiker s . speaking as a waY tz, 3101 Lender Drive, s said State member tai: to restudy Committee, e Mrs. Jahn Goetz, 00xdinating willingness of the Page Mill Road C April 28, indicated a 3 front the chairman Commerce meeting r .gyp dated May Chamber ch o£ Coin mission, She read a letter ngCommittee of the C the City Clerk's oor dinating , on iile r yin Fage. Mill x sic C Committee which is a resolution approving eauL, icGpet G° m Council to pas$ e from a full Axea'b Mrs. Goetxurg�d the he irtterchanhikers, b'.kers. office. , ciecisiotl to modify 4 compatible to e to something comp tt e,CO imiasion clovexteaf interchang (`,oetz's rerrtark • end pedestrians Y ' ;Louis Road, amplified li;tr s . Moffatt, 377 ,.moo the Area. neautificataar�, MaY, Mrs • Go"etr, replied 2the • 1 , BeaCarni'c� inter sec n . tie,e, to dluoe i et the lit xes!� not het considered the (joxnxY�ttee liad that,th motion to state lion. his previous late Division of xestated with theState haxtge an, .6t. t stook_ unicate Stat Division Coupcitxn ,oeo t he proposed *tstruct the staff concern about and to '' the Council di:'ect declare" its co ipx�ssway redesign. of s arid oar;and �exo Serra w �, St to iri �ighwaY. itt '3 atad _Sunxp. g o mitte request Spero Serra in at ' ate to the T at pedestrians s can cross deieg that pee�Aestria the itttexsecuots'so an 'urirestr tcte.d m,dnne • r ani ousty on a voice vote that the det'egate t The Yztotifln carried Council's pd by Z•,ueng, the ved, second- to ;n.dacatte o along the Trtxtia Deus m° be instructed intersections ways destr�xttee Safety at a l etting to the the �xa fic a gtrsax3 txa'ffic and concern nbout g ons be de abouC p at1 inter ser.ting concern: alt"�xprEssway, that adequate time to F oothil S Qrk safety a s possible; and The or ur ed safety xrzaY ark aa a ass vote. goothitta ''P ` o�a.n b lost on a voice red $o ped�$tx_ n.; declared vote: de- signed vrd T�_ he following roll call cross reversed on -the bee. Comstock, was rp"er . eahxs, Byx Arnold, �od,gers, Z'.�eng- ocbs.':Dian. Cooley, itohrs, Rus, Woodward. Committee oes Zxafficwa,vs golxs moved approva' of the was seconded it C punt xlman plan ended The xrtotion datxoxis" as.. amended. a voice vote. worn ried ,unanimously '. and car Courieilrn. an Dias reported (1); Congressman Charles S. Gubser had been:inade'an honorary member of the Board of Neighbors Abroad, (2) for the third year in a.Tow, Palo Alto has a representative on the Committee for International Cooperation of the National League of Cities; and (3) ten students, from Palo Alto will go to Oaxaca on the 16th .of July 't o spendsix weeks living with Oaxacan families. Mrs. Dias mentioned that Dr. Tenorio was anxious to obtain an ele- phant train for a park in Oaxaca; that through the generosity Of the Palo Alto -Medical Clinic, a cart would be donated; that Neighbors - Abroad will refurbish it and send it to Oaxaca. Palo Alto Human;,. Relations Council Councilman Zweng reminded the Council that when they passed Reso lution_No.. 3818 it was with the stipulation that Section 2 of the reso- lution would be revised to reflect the change from a three to a five - member Palo Alto Human Relations Council; and that the terms of office would be revised accordingly. The revised section had been transmitted to the. Council for their review.. Accordingly, Council- man Zweng moved that Section 2 of Resolution No. 3818 be amended as outlined.: The motion Was: dulyseconded and carried unanimously. Amendrnentto Ordinance -Re ulatin tilities :ands.Esta i=shirt racer round Reulations 1-he'Cty Attorne.y'reviewed`.his memorandum to the Council which called attention to certain typographical errors in certain sections of the ordinance whichhad been introduced for first reading April 12, 1965. On Motion of :Corristock, "seconded, by Byxbee, Ordinance No. 2231. entitled ;'Ordinanc"e of the Council of the City of Palo Alto Amending Chapter 37 of the, Pala Alto Municipal Code Regulating Utilities and Establishing Underground Regulations" was passed unanimously on a voice vote` with the corrections as delineated in the City Attorney's memorandum of April 21. Initiative of:the City Council - Zone Change of Property :Bounded Genera'1112byL una Avenue, Los Robles Avenue. Amaranta Avenue and 'dihe Lorna Vista; :Elementary School On motion of Byxbee, which was duly seconded, Ordinance No, 2232 entitled "Ordinance of the C.oancil of the City of Palo Alto Amending Section 3.02 of 'Ordinance No. 1324, the Zoning Ordinance, Changing the Zoning. of Certain Property Bounded Generally by Laguna Avenue,, Los Robles: Avenue, Amaranta Avenue and the Loma Vista Elementary School fro R-1 to R-1: B-10 ' which had been introduced for first reading April 12, 1965, was passed unanimously or a voice vote. • Oregon E tprebsway Truck_Sur.vey Report The City Maagr reported.,the Chief of Police could rot be present, at the meeting -and ;recornxiended the report be continued to the next meeting awhen he .coul:d;be present. Councilman. bebs� pointed out that the agenda item relating to the truck trafficr on;Colorado Avenue should also be continued to the meeting when the Chief of 'Police could be present. Bonnie Rapp, 2410 Bryant Street, et, reported she had observed trucks on Oregon E+,piessway'. t illegal hours; that her house has been darn -- aged by the truck traffic; that the Police Department admits the truck ordinance is. not being.enforced because the Police.. Department told her they did not have enough officers to erforce they regulation. Mayor Woodward moved_that both matters be continued to the next meeting of the Council Councilman Beahrs questioned whether the E:nbarcadero Road: truck: survey could also be discussed at that'time. The City. Manager replied they would have the report ready for that meeting. Mrs. Ethel Ander':s:on;.-360'C'olorado Avenue, amplified the contents of her letter of April. 28 and'accon-parsing petition from. Colorado - Aven.ue residents which had been transmitted to the Council. Additional residents of=Colorado Avenue signed a letter dated .April 14 which questioned the night truck traffic on Colorado Avenue to the Midtownstores. 3. P. Swartz, 730 Bryant Street, asked about the traffic problem at Page Mill.Road, and ElCamino. The City Manager said the report on this intersection would be presented. as soon as it was ready. Report, on htinig C tyy ennis .'Courts Mr. : Keithley read his memorandum to the Council dated April 8 The, preliminary Capital Irnproveznent Prograrn for 1965-66 recom- Mends: the construction of two additional courts at Mitchell. Park and the illuminatiozn,of-the ` four courts in this park. He reported that the Palo Alto Uintfied,SchooI District,was contacted regarding their pos; sibte..interest in hg'hting the,_courts at Cubberley and Palo Alto Senior High Schools, ,either 'through the -use or Sclioo't District funds or on is �intly financed project with the"`City, but the School District was not 'inter ested Councilman 1Zweng:move:I that the. Council direct the staff to come back with an estimate of the cost ,3er court plus number of courts 'at Cubberley and Palo Alto High Schools, Mr. Keithley replied the 3.24 5J3/65 cost was approximately $4,000 4 , 000. a, court and explained that the School were hot interested. District had already indicated they seconded by Debs, that the staff return Zwer,g.moved, �s right to light School with a re aspect of t:xe City g with a report on the legal asp per court, and the number of courts District tennis courts; the cost ter discussion, the motion was declared carried on a Involved.:: Af ma ority voice vote. Foothills' Annexation No. r�t ,„'oyr=..=, , requires psslstant City. Manager Morgan repo rted that oe parcel £rom one assessment to another al and shifting approximately $1,000 property owner; that it is highly a routine concern by the Council; and that the. sesssrierit of the same T� , P the sec- ond s g steel. th eel... required public hearing be scheduled for staff suggested the req Meeting in. May. Rodgers` introduced Resolution No. 819atia entitled c ooth ll,s R Resolution of tx on of Intention nten to Make Changes s and Modifications-Foothills �� and moved its adoption. �,oun- Resolution y. ,3- ioneCt No. 62_$ g passed Annexation.... e eco �yxbee,secorided the_ nr,,ation and the resolution was p cI xxI unanimous iy ..on a voice vote. Arbuckle left the' council chambers at this time and (CouncilmanArbuckle on the following matter . ) was notpresent :idr did he pLd �'xace.Road. - Pxo�ect No..64-� 19b5, commended ehat the filing of reviewed the fetter. to the Council. dated April 16, until., r . Morgan _- which from the City's bond, counsel approval he deferred report and its preliminary pp an arid preli d until l the rJuy1,Engineer's. rep presentation to oriel they; after Daly 1 1 e t order it soap rises of 15 members, and en. approval by" one City Council coxrip having the pu Goan- blic hearing conducted by a different 13-m motion of aY cil. Oa xbee, seconded by !were, and carried unanimously. u; the: Causen�il continued the matter until after 3'a Y z, 1965. (The Counc il. recessed at 9:40 and reconvened at 9:50 p.m.) es Lee SICKier Claim tor �jama . ..__ - __._.. 1g65� Lee Sickler of reported that on April 16, mum of Slckle 0 for The City e Road,torney p' filed a clads in the 5193 Doyle Roan,; San Jose, 3 2; 5 513165 personal injury due to„a fall in: the 3200 block, of .?ark Boulevard on March 21, 1965.: Mr. Michalski concluded that on the basis of his investigation, the- clain►.w .e nota°proper charge against the City and should,be rejected in its entirety. On motion. of Comstock, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Council denied the claim ir;'i,ts. entirety. Claim for Damages = 3ulie Sachs The City Attorney reported that on February 23, 1965, Julie Sachs,; of 2727 Midtown Court, filed a claim for $863, 59 for personal in-' jur. ies sustained in a fall at the westerly terminus of Midtown Court on January 3 1965. `'Mr. Michalski concluded that on the basisof his investigation,the claim was not a proper charge against the City and should be rejected in its entirety. On motion duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Council de- nied the claim in its entirety. Claim for Marna&es W. M. Rurnbold The City Attorney,reported that on October 26, 1964, W. M. Rumbold of 1187. Nilda Avenue, Mountain View, filed a claim for $32.50 for damage to his car due to tar from road resurfacing near Alrna Street on October' 15, 1964.' The City Attorney concluded from his investi- gation that the claim was not a proper charge against the City and that the Council should reject the claim in its entirety. On rnotion, of Byxbee, seconded. by Comstock, and carried unanimously, the claim was denied in its entirety. Claim for Darn ees - Stuart T. Spence _ F , The City Attorney reported that on February 10, 1965, Stuart T. Spence of 824 Seale Avenue .fixed a claim for $23.50 for damage to his car when it'ran'into and stuck in a hole near 610 Chirt alus Drive on October 28, 1.964. On the basis of investigation., the City Attorney concluded the claim was ,not a proper charge against the City and recoxnm,endedthat the Council reject the claim in its entirety. On motion of Byxbee, seconded by Comstock, and carried unani- mously the Council deniedthe claim of Stuart T. Spence in its en- tirety. Liquor License St. Michael's Alley The City Attorney reported that on April 6, 1965, an application for an on -sale beer and Wine license was filed for St. Michael's Alley located at 436 University Avenue; that the premises are presently'. licensed for the sale of beer; that the Police Department recommends that the;Cityprotest the issuance as being contrary to public morals_ and welfare: a.nd more specifically that issuance of the license will aggravate existing .police problems. lie therefore recommended that a protest be filed against the issuance of the license. Councilman Comstock moved that the Council authorize the City Attorney to file a"protest against the issuance of the wine license and that the City Attorney also be instructed to file for revocation of the present license for the sale of beer. The ,motion was seconded by Cooley and carried unanimously. General Plan Baylands Study Councilman Flint proposed that certain improvements be made to the marshlands area in accordance with the Audubon Society plan; and that improved landscaping and picnic facilities should be pro- vided at the duck pond. The City Manager reminded him of the earlier report on the improvements presently underway to the duck pond. Councilman :Byxbee.moved, seconded by Dias, that the proposal be deferred until the citizens' committee on the baylands has made their recommendation. After discussion, Councilman Rus moved, seconded by Dias, the previous question When Councilman Flint objected to the proce- dure, Byxbee withdrew' his motion,. Councilman Flint moved that the Council instruct the staff to sta.xt a feasibility studyon the proposed facilities and to report to the citizens' committee on the baylands as soon as it is established; that the study include adequate landscaping and picnic facilities at the duck pond. ;Councilman Rodgers said he wculd second the mo- tion if he.s'ould withdraw the portion relating to the duck pond. Councilman"Debs'seconded the motion intact. Afterdiscussion, ="Councilman ,Arbuckle moved, seconded by Rus, the previous' question. The motion carried on a two-thirds show - of -hands vote. Councilman Flint amended` his motion to delete the portion relating to the duck pond,.` The motion was seconded by Rodgers, but failed to carry on the following roll call vote: Arbuckle . Deb,, Flint, Zweng. Arnold, Beahrs:, Byxbce, Cooley, Dias, Rodgers:, Rohrs," Rus, Woodward. 327 5/3/65 Councilman Dias moved :that the matter be tabled until the citizens' committee report; :s received. The motion was seconded by Rus: and carrie:d`on the, following roll call vote: Ayes: Arnold,:,, Beahrs, Byxbee, Cooley, Dias, Rohrs, Rus,Woodward. Noes: Arbuckle, Comstock, Debs, Flint, Rodgers, Zweng. Palo Alto Hospital The Councilhad considered names for the newly renovated Palo Alto Hospital at its meeting April 12,: 1965 and had continued the matter. Councilman Dias referred: to the letter the Mayor had sent to the Council suggesting a number of names. She moved, seconded by Rohrs, that the hospital. be named Arboretum Pavilion. Councilman Zweng moved, , seconded by Rodgers, that the matter be continued to the next meeting. The motion carried unanimously on.: a voice vote.' Palo Alto -Sta nf'ord Hospital Revisions to Mas,Eer Agreement Drafts of, proposed revisions to the basic organizational and operat- ing documents of the Palo Alto -Stanford Hospital Center had been transmittedto the Cou-_icil. The drafts included changes in the "Articles of Incorporation," the "By -Laws" and "Operating Agree anent" in order to conform with the joint actions and intent of the City Council ano the Stanford University Board of Trustees. Councilman Zweng, moved, seconded by Beahrs, that the matter be discussed by the Committee of the Whole. Councilman Cooley sug-- gested'adding to the motion that the staff report on the drafts at the Committee of the Whole meeting. The motion then carried unani- mously on a voice vote. Sec p. 342 Inter -City Council Mutual Aid Committee for two mi`ss- ing items., Vine Mayor Arno reported that as an alternate he had attended a meeting of the mayors of the sixteen cities which comprise the Santa Clara Inter -City Council; that a general study was made; to assure an adequate level of mutual local government assistance in day-to-day emergency services; and that a resolution had been drafted which would provide mutual aid under a Master Mutual Aid Agreemen`in cases of local peril or emergency. e t w ith the two Fater;�l' agreements that the G �5. already d� bi- cities, h. - 19 to Alta: has a ring eating on at e neighboring 1 m � mutual -aid and with City Council wad Og- Since �a.involved to the'lntex� County-wide ;tax -disc counties Live proposed motion. A xepresenta against the p ro,rded the mA Webs a tain- 5e instructed to vote ,mar .�Y parity voice vote. with LionCO c I ag��exrie'at- anon carried on lion. the z" i:ig- m& Continue,d to 14- 1�-----^" ..1 5 e Council seconded., that LY' ate duly first presenta- tion ma led, and it was d continued for xc- moved, s be some of the nrrn as that t remaining item unless - the onda.Y, M 1Q, discussion,' o Councilman that the'xexz� May p,fter di. „. ada`arn .ae . meeting t attention- a� the rrgulax ro,�p tion S required prompt vote. m otion items on'a voice motion Was c�'xraed. tv A �ri�„ eA�Aa` .i,pebnex. .g,xtens�in signed. �' Wigan E. ljt.litiee ,�..... -""' t' staff study to de- termine x,al 2 to the :G ou , e as o tr to the 1'a' ° Alto dated anivr E Gov.'s!): lit A latte=r _ - and A. a natural g K. E. Schwarz of e%tendiaxg terminr the cost and .,tx Glut area. Pacific Gas ,ll,s C' o a. Y advised that would vac to [E Drive, if the Council. i a a prec- edent, Alexis px' lines ghat there uld gAxa i,oe;r�ex t their gas r �nd electricity nneG a..xea. Electric,yould�a i_� that � their t,since ore ow for gas presently receiving theGatY �theownex$"":rep a edr.•nt. nin sat of the sitR�atior. to Mr . P. Cr SA late app deferral to appraisal vas. o=Y'p stated he felt e t lamed that summation, �,r. Morgan P and ice"Sum owners. study , went �YopextY under a anta e' Of the p the advantage ..3:22,,Y. G Company, Gaa & 'Electric Cora c o. p Gas &- Ele' that :. pacific pacific ,which .cCoadvised representing �p enting the. to the GAnaxci. loaded, to nea'x :. xes letter polo Alto were land Gordon 'randy, l� le ants for a new to their April lines supplying te-of-way easements the Palo Alto ear refexrd' son transmission acquired rag substation - belorg- tran existing they Landing: tenon te nd the Cooley city; that � Cooley cap' line £N h the exception of d like toe parcels from that they oul expand acres txansna�esion; r�etex:ng stab°n. Alto; purchasing to GitY of polo A would require p serve Palo Alto. belong- ing to the which . would only � d an a zt',aoritY' ,. s and t to t w line ��,nding � �;,�d that this new carried the 'Whale: the Councilman seconded by Flint and' moved., seta aed. in the Committee of �,e'os rcm�ttex Q discus- iAtanC�l4na]ti. b . voice vote, that, the.. A discussion followed or. what steps would be necessary to grant the request under the present Parks Ordinance, Mr. Tandy indi- cated he did not think P, G. e& E. would be interested in ]easing the 74 acres for the building expansion. The meeting was adjourned at 11:37 p.m. with the. remaining items to be dontinued.to the next regular meeting of the Council, May 10. APPROVED: ATTEST: n Citys Clerk