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ORAL COMMUNICATION BILL WALSH - LIONS CLUB CONDITIONALLY APPROVED for Saturday and Sunday, May 1 barbecue was approved, subject unanimously carried (7:0) motion seconded by Councilman Ward. A request by the Santa Aha Host Lions Club for waiver of fees for Prentice Park and 2, for their annual to Staff approval, on the of Councilman Yamamoto, CA 45.1 ORAL COMMUNICATION Councilman Brandt COUNCILMAN BRANDT reported to Council COUNTY PARAMEDIC PROGRAM that he and acting Fire Chief Raymond Bachtelle have attended meetings with the County regarding the proposed Paramedic Program; that it appears that the City would not benefit from the Program. City Manager Bruce Spragg stated that there are still many questions to be answered; that the County proposes to put the matter on the November ballot; and that he will be pro- viding the Council with a report in the near future. CA 112.22 EXECUTIVE SESSION At 4:52 P.M. Mayor RECESS Garthe recessed the meeting for an Executive Session to discuss a pending lawsuit; at 5:00 P.M. the meeting was reconvened to be immediately recessed for a joint meeting of the Council with the Human Relations Commission. JOINT DINNER MEETING HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION to order by Mayor Garthe at at the Saddleback Inn, 1660 cilmen in attendance except The Joint Dinner Meeting of the City Council and the Human Relations Commission was called 6:20 P.M. in the Westwinds Room East First Street, with all Coun- Councilman Gordon Bricken. The following members of the Human Relations Commission were also present: Zeke Hernandez, Nathaniel Lamm, Jacque Johnson, Art Castro, Roy Uno, James Kelly, Helen Stanley, Rudy Moreno, and Chairman Mildred Cobb. Mildred Cobb, with the assistance of various members of the Commission, presented a review of the HRC activities for the past.six months. Mrs. Cobb stated that the Commission is an informed group and each member is a resource for the area in which he lives; and that the members understand many of the City's programs. She described the Commission's involvement in some of these programs, including the Community Development public hearings, park vandalism, Vietnamese "Know Your Rights" pamphlet, neigh- borhood meetings to introduce the COP Program (team policing) to the community, and improved relationships with the Orange County Human Relations Commission. The Chairman requested that Council concerns regarding the Human Relations Commission be directed to the Commission so that they may be resolved, and so as to avoid the kind of adverse publicity that recently followed a Council meeting where the Commission's attendance report was considered. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 149 APRIL 19, 1976