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210 BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA , seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried on roll call vote , Councilman Williams being noted absent . EL CAMINO REAL . (a ) Channelization and traffic signal modification project - Federal and Urban Project Funding . This Federal program requires submittal of a project accompanied by a Resolution of the Council declaring intended use of FAU Program funds and requesting State approval . City Manager ' s report further emphasized that the Council action at this time would in no way pre -determine the extent of final design for the El Camino Real project . City Manager noted that public hearing had been set for December 6th on the project . Councilman Henderson moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 6827 DECLARING INTENDED USE OF FEDERAL AID FOR URBAN SYSTEMS PROGRAM FUNDS AND REQUESTING APPROVAL THEREOF BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA , seconded by Councilman Rhodes and carried on roll call vote , Councilman Williams being noted absent . ( b ) Undersgrounding Utilities . As a result of underground Utilities Advisory Committee meetings , cost estimates were pre - pared for undergrounding of utilities in con - junction with the City ' s El Camino Real FAU Project . In order to allow sufficient lead time for Pacific Gas and Electric to design the project , Council approval was requested for commitment of funds to this project , and to request Pacific Gas and Electric to make the same type of commitment . Councilman Weymouth moved to authorize Staff to notify public utilities of City ' s intention to proceed with the project , seconded by Council - man Henderson and carried . (MINUTE ORDER #72 -199 ) Public Technology Incorporated - Membership . Staff report indicated the organization is a tax exempt non-profit corporation , formed to bring the benefits of science and technology to local and state governments . PTI was sponsored by the National League of Cities , International City Management Association , United States Conference of Mayors and other national organizations to bridge the technological gap between government and private industry . Staff recommended membership at a cost of $4 , 500 , funds being available in Other Non- Departmental budget without any additional appropriation required . Councilman Weymouth expressed cmcern with respect to the phrase , " . . . public facility location and vehicle replacement programs alone would more than justify the expenditure . . . " , and the implication of a continuing annual expenditure of $4 , 500 for membership . City Reg . Mtg . 11 /6/72