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~ABC LICENSE APPLICATION ELBA R. FREEMAN PROTEST AFFIRMED Aha with the Alcoholic Beverage report by the Police Department The Staff report indicating that a protest will be filed by the City of Santa Control Board based on a indicating that the location is in a high police-related incidence area, was received and filed, and the protest affirmed, on the motion of Coun- cilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Bricken, and carried (4:$) with Councilmen Evans, Ortiz, and Mayor Garthe dissent- ing. Prior to the motion, James Knudsen, Attorney for Applicant Mrs. Elba Freeman, stated that there had been a liquor license at 1019 South Fairview Street for many years; that Mrs. Freeman was required to apply for a new license only because the former licensee did not appear to sign for the transfer; that Mrs. Freeman intends to emphasize the food; and that she had made a sizeable investment and will be the full-time manager of the establishment. Chief Raymond Davis referred to his report dated April 5, 1976 listing the number of calls for service in or about the location as the basis for the protest. CA 146.1 PROCLAM~tTION PRESENTATION Councilman Bricken, "EQUAL HOUSING after reading the OPPORTUNITY MONTH" Proclamation, made the presentation to Samuel Sandoval, Equal Opportunity Director, Housing and Urban Development. Councilman Bricken r~cognized Mr. Sandovat's many years of service with the Human Relations Commission. Mr. Sandoval accepted, stating that HUD's activities are based on the idea of voluntary compliance with fair housing; and he thanked the Council for the opportunity to come by and receive the Proclamation. CA 46 TAXICAB PERMIT REVIEW PROCEDURE; On the basis of a COUNCIL REFERRAL ITEM #22? survey of the proce- APPROVED; DELETED dures used by,other cities and the recom- mendation of the Police Chief dated April 8, 1976, the present procedure for allocation of taxicab permits was retained; and Item #22? was deleted from the Council Refer- ral Summary, on the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Yamamoto, and carried (F:2), with Councilmen Ortiz and Bricken dissenting. Councilman Ward expressed his concern that the citizens receive the best taxicab service available. CA 26 HIRING EXEMPTION REQUEST Councilman Ward's BUILDING MAINTENANCE MAN motion, seconded DENIED by Mayor Garthe, to exempt the posi- tion of Maintenance Man for the Building Maintenance Department, failed (2:S), with Councilmen Bricken, grandt, Evans, Ortiz and Yamamoto dissenting. . Councilman Evans stated that only emergency situations should require exemptions, and that this position will be considered at Budget time. CA 50 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 147 · APRIL 19, 1976