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COUNCIL CHAMBERS SOUND SYSTEM PROGRESS REPORT of the Council Chambers sound system. Councilman Bricken announced that he had met with Staff members to begin the improvement CA 77A CIVIC CENTER BARRIO RELOCATION BENEFITS REFERRED TO STAFF acted on February 28 Rapp; that on March Mr. Francisco Meza of 808 West Third Street stated that the Redevelopment Agency to condemn the property owned by Howard 20, the 21 families who reside on that pro- perty received notices of rent increases; that they are unable to move because the housing units to be provided by Mead Housing are not yet ready; and that the increased rents are a hardship on the tenants. Redevelopment Director Richard Goblirsch stated that the City Attorney has taken steps to expedite the condemnation of the property and that statements by the residents substantiating the hardship of the increased rents will be submitted to the Judge in support of the City's request~ for consideration to expedite the condemnation. On the motion of Councilman Garthe, seconded by Councilman Ortiz, unanimously 6:0 carried, the request was referred to Staff for report and any further recommendation at the next meeting. CA 71; CA 82.6 ANIMAL BUTCHERING IN Judy Striker, 3001 Royal BACK YARDS Palm Drive, Costa Mesa, REFERRED TO STAFF advised Council that some people in Santa Ana have been butchering animals in their back yards; and that she feels that this practice is inappropriate for children to witness, but that possibly it is not considered by the Food and Drug Administration as an approved method of providing meat for human consumption. By informal unanimous consent of Council the matter was referred to Staff. CA 95 ANIMAL OVERPOPULATION Hazel Mortensen, 8921 REFERRED TO STAFF Blackheath Circle, West- minster, speaking for the United Humanitarians of Orange County, stated that there are hundreds of dogs running the streets; that it is against the law for these animals to run loose and that they often times cause traffic accidents as well as sanitation problems. Mrs. Mortenson suggested that the City disseminate information concerning the spaying and neutering of animals in an effort to reduce the animal population. The request was referred to Staff for report and recommendation, on the motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Brandt, and carried 6:0 unanimously. CA 95 ORAL COMMUNICATION Earl Owens, 1418 French MUNICIPAL CODE AMENDMENT TO Street, supported the ALLOW WOOLLY MONKEY tN CITY request of Jackie Maynard to allow her to keep her Woolly Monkey named "Pinky". Jackie Maynard thanked Council for reconsideration of its action and publicly apologized for any comments made that had offended Councilmen. CA 95 ADJOURNMENT moto, CITY At 8:55 P.M., on the unani- mously carried 6:0 motion of Councilman Brandt, sec- onded by Councilman Yama- Vice Mayor Ward adjourned the meeting. FLORENCE I. MALONE COUNCIL MINUTES 140 ~~--(~ APRIL CL~3' 19780~ I~S COUNCa I I