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NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS Father John Coffield, Our Lady LEASE AGREEMENTS of Guadalupe, 541 E. Central, stated that the Delhi Community Organization has for several years actively and successfully represented the southeast area City residents as far south as Edinger and as far west as Flower. He introduced the president of the Delhi Organization, Mr. John Aceves, 2402 S. Maple, who cited numerous reasons why the loca- tion for the proposed Neighborhood Center building should be 542 E. Central, the Delhi Organization building, rather than the administration- recommended location of 2118 S. Main Street. A copy of his presentation was filed with the Council. He stated that the Delhi building could be leased to the City for $10.00 per month. The consensus of the Council was that the Delhi Organization effectively represents the community it services with very limited resources; that it would be advantageous to locate the City's Neighborhood Center within the community involved, as well as realize a $340.00 monthly savings in rental costs. The matter was referred to staff for further review on the unanimously carried motion of Councilman Villa, seconded by Councilman Patterson. VA 72-39 Councilman Herrin's motion, SADDLEBACK INN, INC. seconded by Councilman Evans, to receive and file the following application conditionally approved by the Planning Commission, subject to the deletion of conditions 6 .B(2)(a) and 6 .B(3)(a), carried unanimously. VA 72-39, SADDLEBACK INN - To expand an existing parking lot to include two parcels in the R 3 District at 126 and 202 S. Lyon Street. TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP #748 Tentative Parcel Map #748, filed by Saddleback Inn, Inc. , was approved, subject to the conditions contained in the Planning Director's report dated May 25, 1972, except that condition 3.g(1) was deleted, on the unanimously approved motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Evans. CITY COUNCIL INTERN Councilman Patterson introduced his Council Intern, Rick Norris, who in turn introduced his wife, Gall. Mr. Norris has assisted Council- man Patterson during this past school year under a program sponsored by California State College at Fullerton. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS CITY MANAGER Judge William L. Mock, former City Attorney, paid special tribute to retiring City Manager Carl J. Thornton. He stated that it had been his privilege to work with Mr. Thornton for approximately five years; and that,in his opinion, Mr. Thornton has enhanced the City by his personal integrity, as well as his obvious qualifications. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES -228- June 5, 1972