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RECESS 7:30 P.M. , Council recessed for dinner at La Villa Taxco (Bristol Street) at 5:35 P.M. and reconvened at with all Council members present. INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Grand Avenue United Methodist Church. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was given by Pastor Gary Beard, CA 80.17 SPECIAL RECOGNITION Councilman Harry Yamamoto CALIFORNIA FIRST BANK presented a special plaque MR. T. KITTAKA to Mr. T. Kittaka, Vice President and Manager of California First Bank, in appreciation for the Bank's gift of an aquarium to the Senior Citizens Center, accepted by the City Council on behalf of the City at its meeting of July 5, 1977. CA 73B CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION Councilman Ward presented FERN ZIMMERMAN & Certificates of Apprecia- SEALY YATES tion to Fern Zimmerman and to Sealy Yates, for service to the City as members of the Community Redevelopment Project Area Committee and the Planning Commission, respectively. CA 82.3 CA 78.1A FIRE PROTECTION MASTER PLAN Mayor Evans presented COMMITTEE RECOGNITION engraved City Emblem Tiles to the following members of the Fire Protection Master Plan Committee as the City's expression of gratitude for the many hours that went into the study and development of the Fire Protection Master Plan: Perry Babcock, Ed Black, Dr. Raymond Casciari, Betty Jo Elliott, Robert Gallant, Chairman, Fred Gillett, Mrs. Richard Keese on behalf of the Reverend Keese, Steven Kno- block, Bill Largent, Reverend A. L. Lewter, Ernest Norton, Sadie Reid, Phitlip Robertson, Charles Terry. Mayor Evans also recognized the following members who served on the Committee and were unable to be present: Lucy Diaz, Harold Jenkins, Richard Neill and Jean La Londe. CA 64.4 RECESS Mayor Evans declared a 15 minute recess for a recep~ tion in the Council Cham- ber Lobby in honor of the Fire Protection Master Plan Committee. The Council meeting reconvened at 8:10 P.M. with all members present. PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Evans announced that RESCUE MISSION RELOCATION Mrs. Lydia Morales, repre- senting the Santa Nita Neigh- bors, 601 N. Figueroa, had requested discussion of the proposed relocation of the Rescue Mis- sion from 214 North Sycamore to the Carpenters Union Hall, West Fifth Street near Harbor Boulevard, in the Santa Anita Community. The Executive Director of Community Redevelopment, Richard Goblirsch, reported that negotiations on behalf of the Community Redevelopment Agency to purchase the Sycamore property in order to sell it to CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 258 JULY 18, 1977