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TRAFFIC CONTROL STANFORD STREET - (Continued) Mr. Paul Robles, 2518 West Stanford Street, who initiated the petition, spoke in favor of all of the requests. Mro Seth Narrelson, 2509 West Stanford Street, spoke in favor of Police selective enforcement of traffic regulations on Stanford between Greenville and King. FLOOD PROTECTION FOR LOWER On the unanimously carried motion SANTA ANA RIVER VALLEY of Councilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Patterson, Council endorsed the Resolution from the Orange County Sanitation Districts to the Board of Supervisors requesting improvement of portions of the Santa Aha River to mitigate the potential inundation of the Districts' Treatment Plants Nos° 1 and 2, TREES AT CORNER OF The Petition received September 25, WILSHIRE AND GARNSEY 197Z, signed by twelve citizens residing on Garnsey Street requesting that the large trees on each corner of the intersection of Wilshire and Garnsey be removed, was referred to staff on the unanimously carried motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman I-Ierrin. RULES AND REGULATIONS On the unanimously carried motion FOR TENNIS COURTS of Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Evans, Council approved the recornl~endation contained in the letter dated September 26, 1972, from the Board of Recreation and Parks relating to the Rules and Regulations for City/School Joint Use of Tennis Courts, and authorized posting in Spanish and English at all City Tennis Courts. BOWERS MEMORIAL The request from Larry L. Bruns, MUSEUM FOUNDATION Acting Museum Director, in his report dated September 27, 1972, for approval of a wine-tasting event at Bowers Museum on October 23, 1972, from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M., was granted on the motion of Councilman Patterson, seconded by Councilman Yamamoto, with Councilman Herrin voting NOo ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Councilman Markel announced that RABBITS ON BROADWAY he had had a telephone call from an unknown party informing him that there were an excessive number of rabbits at 1324 So Broadway; that he had reported the situation to Mr. Newcomb, who had in turn referred the matter to the Planning Department and that Mr° Smith had made an investigation. Fie stated that Mr. Smith had reported to him that there is no violation of the ordinance; however, the area where the rabbits were kept was deplorable. He further stated that he believed the ordinance which permits 25 rabbits or any other rodents should be reviewed. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES -386 - OCTOBER 2, 1972