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CETA TITLE I PLAN The City Manager was TENTATIVE FUNDING authorized to submit APPROVED CONDITIONALLY to the Orange County Manpower Commission a proposal for the CETA TITLE I programs and funding levels listed in Table I of the June 11, 1976 report prepared by Keith E. Blunt, Manpower Project Coordinator, based on a 90% allocation, with the conditions that Council will later re- view the proposal for Recruitment Centers~ for the Manpower Planner, and a six-month written progress report from the Opportunities Industrialization Center, prior to final approval, on the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Evans, and carried (6:0) unanimously. An earlier motion made by Councilman Ward, seconded by Mayor Garthe to approve the proposed plan was withdrawn by the maker and second. Mr. Ray Villa, 2106 North Bristol, Director of Operation SER, thanked Council for its allocations, and promised to continue working for the benefit of Santa Ana. Deputy City Manager Manuel Rede explained that most of the on-going programs scheduled for allocations were being con- tinued at reduced funding levels; that if full funding is received, On-the-Job Training, Vocational Education Special, and Adult Work Experience programs will be added, but that the final allocations and funding will be presented to Council for approval at a later date. Councilman Ward expressed his concern that proposed Recruit- ment Centers be operated by an outside agency, not using City facilities or Staff. Mr. Rede responded that the agency that has been handling recruitment does not desire to continue the program; that the operation is one primarily of taking applica- tions, testing, screening and referring persons to other agencies with jobs available. Mr. ¥illa introduced Mr. Ramon Diaz, past Chairman of the Board of SER, and announced that he has a new post as Metro Director of the National Alliance of Businessmen. CA 131.11 IMPROVEMENT OF PARK RESTROOMS The report dated June 15, ~ VANDALISM PROGRAM - REFERRAL 216 1976 prepared by Director REFERRED of.Recreation and Parks Robert E. Gresham outlin- ing a plan for the improvement and prevention of vandalism of park restrooms was received and referred to Budget Study Ses~ sions for consideration of the funding of the plan, on the motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Ward, and carried [6:0) unanimously. The plan proposed was approved by the Board of Recreation and Parks. A further motion to consider the total replacement of the restroom buildings at Memorial, Prentice and Madison Parks as funds are available carried unanimously [6:0); the motion was made by Councilman Ward and seconded by Councilman Bricken. CA 52 CA 65B COMMUNITY CARE FACILITIES Based on the report REFERRAL ITEM #11-76 and recommendation of the APPROVED; DELETED Planning Department dated June 17, 1976, approval was granted of the present procedure of denying fire inspection requests for the licensing of community care facilities which do not meet zoning code requirements, with letters to all affected agencies and the applicant explaining why a request is denied; approval was granted to continue the cooperative CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 227 JUNE 21, 1976