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472 Mr. Richard Linebarger, of Community Antenna TV, of San Jose, stated their Company was desirous of sub- mitting a proposal to the City but that it would be impossible to finalize it by deadline proposed for March 1st, although they had made a verbal proposi- tion to Staff. Councilman Bury stated his preference for action on this subject at this meeting, but if it was decided to continue as recommended, he requested that all present applicants be allowed to amend their proposals if they wished. Planning Director introduced Mr. Al Muller, the new Zoning Technician. Councilman Rosselli requested Council's permission to attend next meeting of Home Rule Committee of League of California Cities of which he is a member, to be held in Palm Springs March 2-3, 1967. He stated most of the items scheduled for discussion included preemption of City's interests in a good many fields. Councilman Henderson stated her appreciation for having received copy of the Minutes of the last meeting of this Committee and expressed her interest in receiving a copy of the Minutes from this meeting from Councilman Rosselli. Mayor Herkner asked that Council action be taken on this request at the regu- lar meeting. Councilman Bury questioned possibility of temporary service being offered Scha- berg Library patrons through Main Library during construction period for addition and remodeling to this facility. City Manager advised City Libra- rian would be present later and report on plans proposed for temporary ser- vice of library facilities through Roosevelt School adjacent to the Schaberg Branch Library. Councilman Henderson questioned exchange of property proposed concerning the relocation of gas transmission lines in Farm Hill Boulevard. City Manager stated this had been thoroughly reviewed at Staff level and in the Auditor - Accountant's opinion on review of the properties involved it was thought City was getting more than was being given in this instance. He advised normally an appraisal was made for exchange of properties but in this instance proper- ties almost contiguous. Auditor -Accountant's report read in which it was stated easements to be traded are immediately adjacent to each other, portion the City to receive containing approximately 1780 sq. ft. while portion City dedicating to PGE containing approximately 1340 sq. ft., and in his opinion the value of the easement to be dedicated to PGE is lesser than the value of the easement to be received by the City. Councilman Keckley asked that Staff give a progress report on the status of the study being made placing a moritorium on annexations in hillside area. City Manager advised two meetings had been held on this subject and discussion having _ been held with Town of Woodside which had not resulted in complete agreement with their "sphere of influence", which had been submitted to LAFC. Planning Direc- tor also reported on program developed and submitted for consideration to Staff and which would be integrated in the General Plan program. He also stated