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RECONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED A request for reconsidera- CODE AMENDMENT - WOOLLY MONKEY tion of Council action REFERRED TO STAFF taken March 20, 1978 not to amend the Municipal Code to allow a woolly monkey in the City was granted, and Staff was directed to compare Santa Ana's animal control ordinances with those of cities within proximity to Santa Ana with the intent of broadening the license abilities and broadening the types of animals that are allowed within the City, on the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Bricken, carried 5:1, with Councilman Yamamoto dissenting. The request was made by a letter dated March 23, 1978 submitted by Jackie Maynard, owner of a woolly monkey. Councilman Bricken stated that the intent of the motion is to obtain an ordinance that will allow certain exotic animals under very strict and stringent licensing proce- dures toward the goal of better animal management. CA 9S ABC LICENSE APPLICATION On the motion of Council- 4414 W. WESTMINSTER man Yamamoto, seconded by PROTEST AUTHORIZED Councilman Bricken, carried 4:2, with Council- men Brandt and Ortiz dissenting, Staff was instructed to file a police protest to the issuance of the following Alcoholic Bever- age License Application due to over-saturation of the area: MOLLISON, Roy and ADAMS, Shirley Ann Original Type "40" on-sale beer. 4414 West Westminster CA 146.1 HIRING FREEZE EXEMPTION The motion of Councilman FINANCE DEPARTMENT BUYER Brandt, seconded by Coun- NOT APPROVED cilman Garthe, to approve the exemption request and to authorize the immediate hiring of a Buyer for the Finance Department failed to carry on a 2:4 vote, with Councilmen Ortiz, Yamamoto, Bricken and Vice Mayor Ward dissenting. CA 50 ORAL COMA{UNICATION OPEN HOUSE Councilman Yamamoto COMMUNICATION WORKERS OF AMERICA announced that an Open INVITATION EXTENDED House on April 11, 1978 from 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. to be held by the Communication Workers of America, 3602 West Fifth Street, affords Councilmen an opportunity to meet the new occupants of the building formerly occupied by the Carpenters Union. CA 151 REQUEST FOR SISTER CITY Councilman Yamamoto HIROSAKI, JAPAN announced that a request VOTE OF CONFIDENCE GIVEN had been received from Mike Schumaker for the City to participate in the Sister City Program with the Japanese City of Hirosaki; that Mr. Schumaker had visited the City while writ- ing a term paper; that Mr. Schumaker had become acquainted with the City Council members, and was interested in initiating the project with the assistance of the Rotary Club. Vice Mayor Ward restated a past Council position on the Sister City Program, that if the program is well supported by the private sector of the City, such as service clubs, the City Council would be happy to endorse the activity. On the motion of Councilman Ortiz, seconded by Councilman Brandt, the project was given a vote of confidence for development by the Rotary Club or other private organizations; the motion carried unanimously S:0. CA 67 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 139 APRIL 3, 1978