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TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 9396 The following map was KING MANOR, INC. approved subject to APPROVED the conditions contained in the Planning Direc- tor's Report, on the unanimously carried (S~0) motion of Coun- cilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Ward: MAP NO. 9396 - Filed on August 4, 1976 by King Manor, Convalescent Hospital creating -fourteen residential lots and three common lots; all proposed lots to be used for resi- dential condominium purposes; generally located on the north side of Central Avenue, approximately 626 feet east of Bristol Street. (Council approved the Draft Environmental Impact Report as the final EIR at its meeting of July 19, 1976 in connection with Amendment Application No. 741, Ordinance NS-1512.) CA 24 READING WAIVED On the .unanimously approved (S:0) motion of Councilman Ward, seconded by Council- man Brandt, Council waived full reading of all ordinances and resolutions, the titles of which appeared on the public Agenda, and consideration was given by title only. AGENDA ORDER - TRANSPORTATION Item 60 on the public PLAN FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER Agenda, a report dated APPROVED August 6, 1976, prepared by Pat Seixas, Community Relations Department, was considered next to accommodate interested persons in the audience. On motion of Councilman Ward, seconded by Councilman Yamamoto, and carried unanimously (S:0), Council approved submission of a transportation plan to the County of Orange for direct lease with option to buy of four 15 passenger vans for three years at a cost not to exceed $72,480, subject to the following conditions: 1) Lease agreement to provide for replacement van on 24-hour notice; z) Lease agreement to provide for phasing in of vans, commencing with two; two additional to be available as needed; 3) Commitment from the Senior Citizens Associa- tion to provide qualified licensed drivers for the program; 4) City Attorney to provide an opinion on the question of competition with private enter- prise; and s) Staff to provide program outline for Council approval. Mr. Mark Vogel, representing citizens, stated that his group favored leased vans with option to buy; that they considered leasing four vans with the idea that each one would be sta- tioned at one of the service centers. Mr. Vogel also read a letter for the record in which his organization recommended that the center be named the "Leah Potter Service Center". The letter was received and filed on the unanimously approved ($:0) motion of Councilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Ward. CA 1~.10 CA 84.3 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 308 AUGUST 16, 1976