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Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ward and carried (4-1) with Councilman Evans dissenting. The Request for Pro- posal was approved by the Planning Commission and the Human Relations Commission on August 11 and August 5, 1975, respectively. Councilman Bricken asked that the kind of contract be specified, i.e., fixed price, cost plus, fixed fee, etc; that the criteria for evaluating the consultant firm be specified; that specific issues in the given areas be set out and that strong language be used to describe what the City wants. Councilman Ward asked that the intent be made clear that this should not be another planning study, but an imple- mentation plan. CA 140.20 CIVIC CENTER GRAPHICS Consideration of the plan for Civic Center Graphics as developed in Alternate II by Leroy Rose and Associates was continued to September 2, 1975 on the motion of Councilman Ward, seconded by Council- man Bricken and carried (4-1) with Councilman Evans dis- senting. Prior to the motion, Mr. Bob Freeman of Leroy Rose & Associates outlined the plan and described some of the signs planned for assisting visitors to locate the various facilities in the Civic Center Plaza. CA 77.17 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Mayor Garthe reported ILLEGAL ALIENS that an ad hoc committee is being formed by the Orange County Division of the League of California Cities to study the illegal alien issue and to make recommendations to the League within 90 days; and that he understood that Council- man Ortiz would be asked to serve on the Committee CA 57.1 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Acting on Mayor PROJECT IDENTIFICATION Garthe's suggestion, Council instructed Staff to provide appropriate signs, incorporating the Bicentennial symbol, to identify City projects, on the unanimously approved motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Bricken. CA 42.5 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Regina Harris, 2051 REGINA HARRIS S. Rene, representing Small World Communi- ty Development, a non-profit corporation, asked Council to facilitate her organization's appeal of Planning Commission denial of a Conditional Use Permit to operate an infant day care center in an Ri District. She stated that the organiza- tion had selected the house and invested $5,000 into improving the property when they learned that a conditional use permit would be required; that they have ten families who will need their infant care services when school starts in September; that with the financial investment already made, the organization will not have $125 for the appeal application until the Revenue Sharing funds are received. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 360 AUGUST 18, 1975