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On motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Ward, and carried unanimously (6 - 0), Council 1) Approved the proposed additional items for enclo- sure in the time capsule listed in the report of the Cultural Heritage Committee dated December 5, 1973; Instructed staff to initiate communication with the school administration to co-sponsor with the City Council an essay and picture contest with the intent of including selected entries as enclosures in the time capsule. On motion of Councilman Griset, seconded by Councilman Ward, and unanimously carried (6 - 0), Council approved the recommendations contained in the report of the Cultural Heritage Committee dated December 4, 1973, for disposition of the following plaques: 1) Building Erection Displayed and retained by Bowers Museum; 2) Santa Ana City Hall Displayed and retained by Bowers Muesum; 3) Native Sons of Golden West Installed as threshold of New City Hall. During the discussion of the time capsule recommendations, Councilman Markel urged Council to request assistance from those City founders whom he had listed in connection with the Bicentennial (Council Minutes, page 469). Mayor Patterson suggested that Councilman Markel be designated to act as Council liaison in all matters related to the time capsule; however, Councilman Markel stated that he would not accept. Councilman Markel requested Council approval for his contribution to the time capsule of an item which would not be publicly identified; the consensus of Council was that identification of all items to be included should be public information. (CA 85.1c; CA 85.1b) ENERGY CRISIS The motion by Councilman STATUS SUMMARY Griset, seconded by Councilman Ward, to receive and file the report from the Director of Public Works dated November 28, 1973, entitled "The Energy Crisis", which was tabled at the December 10 meeting, was removed from the table on the unanimously carried (6 - 0) motion of Councilman Ward, seconded by Councilman Yamamoto. Following discussion, the original motion carried on a unanimous 6 0 vote, with the following amendments to Category 1 of the report, which were voted upon separately: Item 11, Refuse Collection, was given a higher priority, to follow Item 5, on a unanimous 6 - 0 vote; Item 10, Animal Control, to follow Item 18, on a Yamamoto dissenting; was given a lower priority, 5 1 vote, with Councilman CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 477 DECEMBER 17, 1973