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Works to approach Buffums informally about placing signs~ The report was ordered filed on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, amd carried, with Councilman Markel voting "No", indicating that he felt that the contact with B~ffums should be at the Council level° SCHOOL REimJSE COr3.W. CTIOH '~% %1 ~ The City Attorney, reporting on the ~®~o~- lawsuit with the Santa Aaa School District regarding refuse collection~ stated the relief sought by the school people was granted, leaving us the right to appeal. Mrs. Janice Boer read a letter objecting to the appeal and employing special legal counsel° On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Coumcilman Markel and carried, the City Attorney was authorized to appeal° On Motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Burk and carried~ the Boer letter was ordered filed. SEGERSTROM ACCESS eR ~ Thomas F. Hines, Director of Real Estate for Ralphs Industries, spoke in regard to the shopping center at 2900 South Bristol, requesting a change in the Segerstrcm median to accomm~odate driveways into the shopping center. The Public Works Director disagreed. with the proposal. Mayor Harvey stated that the matter should be held over until the next meeting since it was not on the Agenda. It was directed that the matter be placed on the Agenda for the Council meeting of February 6, 1967. PORTABLE BUILDING C ~ 9~ Hal Winter, of the Downtown Santa Aaa Associntion~ representing the promotional c~mmittee for the proposed bond issue~ requested permission to erect a small building at ~th and Main or ~th and Broadway for the purpose of distributing literature on the proposed bond issue for 60 days. It was moved by Councilman Markel~ seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, to grant the committee's request for one or more buildings. STANDARD AND WARNER TRAFFIC Start Bates, representing Towasend Company, Cherry Rivet Division~ re- quested help from the Council regard- lng a traffic problem comfronting their comps, the corner of which is at the intersection of Standard amd Warner and suggested a traffic sigmal at the intersectiou, with the compam~ contributing toward the cost if necessary. The Public Works Director stated the last traffic count didn% quite meet the warrants for a traffic signal, but by next spring it pro- bably would. Council discussed the responsibility for costs of traffic controls~ the availability of contingency funds, and the possibility of reimbursement if cost is borne by private company° Council~-- Gilmore suggested that the Public Works Director come back at the next meeting with information on costs~ warrants~ and how it could be done, acting on the assumption that the Council is willing to proceed° MUSEUM BOARD %% Z~ Councilman Brooks reported that Dro Nicholsou will not be able to continue to serve on the Museum Board after his leave of absence is up. Councilmam Eerrin stated that he had spoken to Mr. Chart, and that Mr. Cham very definitely wamts to serve on the Board° The Mayor stated that there will be an executive session at the next meeting to clear up these matters. CITT COUNCIL -107- Jamuary 16, 1967