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adequately notified as to the meetings and she didn't realize that pressure in numbers counted in something like this; she requested a continuance to an evening meeting because many people work during the day. Councilman Griset moved that the matter be referred to the Board of Recreation and Parks for recommendation and resolution. The motion was seconded by Councilman Garthe and carried unanimously. Mayor Patterson requested that staff provide Council with a report of the incidents of vandalism to the Bowling Green and its club house. (CA S2) TRAFFIC LIGHT The letter dated March WARNER & HALLADAY 30, 1974 from ITT-Cannon Electric and report dated April 10, 1974, from the Assistant Director of Public Works, recommending that signali- zation of the interesection of Warner and Dyer with Halladay be constructed in accordance with the Public Works Department traffic priority list was referred to staff for continued study and re-evaluation of priorities, and staff was instructed to look into alternatives, such as developer participation, for traffic light installation, on motion of Councilman Garthe, seconded by Councilman Ward, and unanimously carried. Mr. Don Gilchrist and Mr. Edward Black, representing ~TT~Cannon~ addressed Council, requesting that a traffic light Be installed at the intersection of Warner and Halladay because of rapid development and increased traffic in the area. fCA 18.3) STREET IMPROVEMENT The letter dated April REIMBURSEMENT 10, 1974 from Harold T. MAC ARTHUR BOULEVARD Segerstrom, et al. stating their position that a contractual commitment exists between the City and the Segerstroms for the expense of improvement of MacArthur Boule- vard to ultimate width of right-of-way which the Segerstroms had dedicated to the City on May 14, 1971, was considered by Council. Mr. Henry Segerstrom orally reviewed the major points of the letter with Council, emphasizing that the land necessary for widening MacArthur had been dedicated under an existing street improvement reimbursement policy; that the City had not pro- ceeded with the improvements; and that subsequently the street improvement reimbursement policy had been discontinued without notification to the Segerstroms. Council continued the matter for three weeks to its May 6, 1974 meeting, and directed the staff to prepare a report to be sub- mitted at the May 6 meeting, a copy of which is to be sent to the Segerstroms one week before the meeting, on the unanimously carried motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Griset. (CA 29.4) RELOCATION BENEFITS FOR DISPLACED TENANT as a displaced tenant. She differential allowed by the view of the fact that her present more than her former rental costs. Ms. Helen Klein, 1716 North McClay Street, addressed Council regard- ing benefits allowed her stated that the $6 per month rent City is not a fair allowance in rental costs are $35 per month CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 142 APRIL 15, 1974