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AYES: Bricken, Yamamoto NOES: Brandt, Garthe, Ward, Ortiz ABSENT: Evans Councilman Brandt moved, and Councilman Ortiz seconded, a motion directing Staff to bring back to Council the property maintenance ordinance prepared some two years ago, along with a compilation of ordinances presently available in the City's Code that deal with the subject matter so that Council can determine whether or not the necessary tools are already available and what, if any- thing, needs to be added. The motion carried unanimously 6:0. CA 99.3 CA 87 CITIZEN CONCERNS - REPORT The report dated January 11, EL SALVADOR PARK 1978, prepared by Director RECEIVED & FILED of Recreation and Parks Robert Gresham, was received and filed on the unanimously approved 6:0 motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ortiz. The report identified the concerns, regarding E1 Salvador Park and Center, that had been presented to the Board of Recreation and Parks, by the Artesia Neighbors, chaired by Joe Gomez, and how these concerns had been addressed by the Board. The subjects included staffing, basketball and handball courts, new recreation programs, a gymnasium feasibility study, building expansion, equipment repairs and new equipment and security and tutoring programs at E1 Salvador Park. CA 52 POLICE BUILDING Councilman Brandt, Chair- ORAL REPORT man of the Police facility RECEIVED Citizens Advisory Committee, reported that the first two meetings of the Committee have been basically educational, to familiarize the Committee with the Police Department Space Needs Study, prepared by Grillias-Pirc-Rosier-Alves, and to tour the present police facility late in the evening and during the day. Councilman Brandt stated that no formal action had been taken yet; that some of the subjects the Committee will be con- sidering at future meetings include whether or not a new facility is desirable and if so, how and where; and that after looking at the present facility and how it is used, the consensus is that more space is necessary. CA 47 CA 77A EIR - COSTA MESA Staff was authorized to SOUTH COAST TOWN CENTER forward a letter to the RESPONSE AUTHORIZED; RES.78-7 ADOPTED City of Costa Mesa from Vice Mayor Ward, trans- mitting Santa Ana's report and comments relative to the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the expansion of the South Coast Town Center in Costa Mesa, on the unanimously approved 6:0 motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Garthe. The report cited increased traffic volumes on Bristol and Main Streets as the most serious impacts, and other concerns included addi- tional public safety workload and response time, growth induce- ment and noise and shadow impacts on existing residences. The transmittal letter reouests that the Draft BIR be modified in terms of corrections and/or ~rooosals for incorporation of workable and acceptable mitigation measures. Acting on a related recommendation by the City Manager, to request the Orange County Board of Supervisors to assume the leadership CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 23 JANUARY 16, 1978