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z) Provide periodic reports to Council on progress being made in implementing the improvements specified in the Memorandum of Agreement; and 3) Keep residents of Villa Grande Mobile Home Park advised of progress toward implementing terms of the agreement. Prior to the motion, Rosemary Kubechek, 3353 South Baker, representing Ysidro Ruvalcava, the Union representative, stated the Mr. Ruvalcava had indicated his desire to cooperate fully, however, he considered the provision of the Memorandum of Agreement requiring one guard for each one hundred people in attendance to be unfair, and based on maximum occupancy, 1,023, would result in 10 guards; that Mr. Ruvalcava believed six guards would be adequate for the hall and parking lot, and that when the parking lot was redesigned, two guards would be suffi- cient; that sometimes there were only two hundred people in attendance at the Union Hall functions. (CA 127) SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT Council considered the report 1600 BLOCK SOUTH BROADWAY of the Director of Public Works dated October 11, 1973, relating to the maintenance of sidewalks, and an inquiry from Bill Brown, 4412 Bluewater, Anaheim, regarding repairs that were needed to the sidewalk and road adjacent to his property at 1614 South Broadway, Santa Aha. Staff was directed to complete the research project referred to in the report relating to maintenance of sidewalks and to submit a report to Council within sixty days, on motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Markel, and unanimously carried. Prior to voting, Bill Brown requested Council to take some action that evening to exercise its power to ask the property owners involved to make the needed repairs rather than wait for another report from staff. He circulated to Council a letter dated October 15, 1973, and original photographs, copies of which were included in Council's packets. (CA 35) SPECIAL RECOGNITION being in the audience. The Mayor introduced Steve Semotan, and asked him to explain to Council his reason for Mr. Semotan stated that he was a college student involved in a course entitled "Sociology of Small Groups", and that his project was to observe the Councilmen and their transactions and come up with a report. 17TH STREET-SANTA ANA Council considered the FREEWAY INTERCHANGE report of the Director of Public Works dated October 10, 1973, relating to proposals for revising the 17th Street-Santa Aha Freeway Interchange to provide for the ultimate widening of 17th Street at that location, and the two alternate plans developed by the State Department of Transportation. Councilman Griset's motion to recommend to the State Department of Transportation the adoption of Plan SP-4 for the reconstruc- tion of the interchange of 17th Street with the Santa Ana Free- way (Interstate 5), was seconded by Councilman Markel, and carried on the following vote: CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 387 OCTOBER 15, 1973