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URBAN ASSOC. - Progress report from Los Angeles Councilman Nowell regarding development of voluntary governmental organization to perform urban area continuous planning. TRAFFIC REPORT - Control devices installed or removed 3-29 - ~-12~66. CIVIC CENTER C0~94. - Resolution of Board of Supervisors appointing Paul M. White as President of the Civic Center Commission. SOUTH MAIN Council received co~unications RAN~PS from the South Main Improvement Association and varimus business- men on South Main urging support of the Public Works Director in his presentation to the Highway Commission~ regarding on and off ramps to connect South Main with the Newport and San Diego Freeways. The Director of Public Works reported that he had met with District engineers fremthe Division of Highways and looked at their ramp designs; that they would not release cost estimates or recc~mendations, but he believed the Highway Engineer's recc~mmendation at the next Commission hearing on April 21st would not be favorable. It was moved by Councilman B~ooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, that the Clerk be directed to apprise the South Main Improvement Association and others interested of the progress being made with the State Highway Commission, and that expenditure be authorized for Councilman Markel to attend the next meeting with California Highway Commission in Sacramento, Thursday, April 21, 1966 to express views of South Main Improvement Association and City of Santa Ana. CROSSING - Reporting on financing of an over- 17T~_ & LINWOOD pass at 17th and Linwood, the City Attorney stated he now believed assessment district proceedings would be legal and that petition forms had been given to James Toepfer on April 7th. APPROPRIATION It was moved by Councilman McMichael, ADJUSTMenTS seconded by Councilman Markel and ~'~- carried, that approval be granted request for transfer of $~8,000 fr~ Fund ll-O00 (Council Contingency) to 51-331 (Police Building); $1,500 frcm Fund 51-329 to 51-32~ (Fire Dept.); and $110 from Fund 51-251 to 51-244 (Parks Dept.). CURBSIDEMAILBOXES On motion of Councilman Nerrin, ~'~ seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, the City Attorney was directed to prepare a resolution protesting requirement by Postmaster General of curbside mailboxes in all new subdivisions. DOWNTOWN PARKING DIST. as follows: Mr. Lorin Griset, Chairman of the Downtow~ Parking Committee, presented the Committee's proposal that the City participate in the district l) The assignment of the parking me~er fund to the proposed district, to compensate for the difference between the maximum legal assessment and the estimated cost of the proposed lots. 2) The assignment to the district of future parking meter revenues CITY COUNCIL - 508 - April 18, 1966