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TRASH NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN Bruce Spragg, City Manager GREAT WESTERN RECLAMATION & STAFF orally reported that Staff REPORT RECEIVED had held its third meeting with representatives of Great Western Reclamation, the City's trash collection contractor, regarding contract negotiations; that there will be no severability of commercial and residential pickup; and that the fourth meeting is scheduled for February 24 to discuss the scope of the audit~ a reasonable rate of return, i.e., profit before taxes and quality service standards. CA 11.4 INFORMATION CENTER Council authorized a regu- RECEPTIONIST POSITION lar full-time position for AUTHORIZED Clerk Typist I at the Information Center; authorized a classification study by the Personnel Department to establish a class more clearly defined for the Information Center receptionist; and instructed Staff to report back to the City Council upon completion of such a study for review and approval, on the motion of Councilman Ward, seconded by Council- man Brandt, and carried 4:3, with Councilmen Garthe, Yamamoto, and Ortiz voting against the motion. CA 50.1 ORANGE TOWERS DEVELOPMENT Council authorized Staff TRAFFIC PLAN to implement the traffic IMPLEMENTATION AUTHORIZED safety plan presented on February 6 to reduce the traffic impacts of the City of Orange Orange Towers Develop- ment in the northeast area of Santa Ana, on the unanimously carried 7:0 motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ward. The plan included: The installation of stop signs along Santiago Street at two strategic locations in an effort to discourage traffic from using Santiago as a by-pass to either Main Street or Grand Avenue; Staff investigation of the possibilities of installing a raised median on Memory Lane at its intersection with Santiago, which would prevent left turns for westbound to southbound onto Santiago; and Staff investigation of the feasibility of channeliz- lng the intersection of Lawson Way and Memory Lane to prevent southbound left turns onto Memory Lane. CA 78.11 CITY OF COSTA MESA Director of Public Works SOUTH COAST TOWN CENTER John Stevens stated that TRAFFIC IMPACTS REPORT RECEIVED the County Board of Supervisors, in response to resolutions from the cities of Santa Ana, Costa Mesa and Irvine, had authorized a traffic study for the central Orange County area on February 15; that the study will be done in-house and require approximately one year. Council requested Staff to continue to monitor the development to keep Council advised and to notify Council prior to the comple- tion of the EIR process. CA 78.12 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 71 FEBRUARY 21, 1978