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APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT #134 On the motion of Council-
<br /> POLICE SERVICES FUND man Brandt, seconded by
<br /> APPROVED Councilman Bricken, carried
<br /> 6:1, with Councilman Ward
<br /> dissenting, Appropriation Adjustment #134 transferring $25,000
<br /> from Council Contingency to Special Enforcement Services to increase
<br /> funds for narcotic enforcement, was approved. Lieutenant R. C.
<br /> Hamilton, in his report dated April 5, 1978 explained that the
<br /> money from this special fund is not spent; it is simply cash
<br /> available for use to be displayed by undercover officers to
<br /> negotiate the purchase of large quantities of narcotics used
<br />to.effect narcotics arrests. CA 65.3
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<br />APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT #135 Appropriation Adjustment
<br />EMERGENCY REPAIR OF FIRE PUMPER #135 transferring $5,000
<br />APPROVED from Council contingency
<br /> to Fire Department Equip-
<br />ment and Maintenance Account for the emergency repair of the
<br />Fire Department tele-squirt by Crown Coach Corporation, the
<br />single source of repair of the 1977 Crown Tele-squirt, was approved
<br />on the motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Yama-
<br />moto, carried 7:0 unanimously. Fire Chief B. J. Thompson, in
<br />his report dated April 10, 1978, stated that the tele-squirt boom
<br />had been damaged during a fire on March 17, 1978 at 422 West
<br />Fourth Street. CA 65.3
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<br />APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT #136 On the motion of Council-
<br />POLICE COMMAND & CONTROL PROJECT man Brandt, seconded by
<br />APPROVED Councilman Yamamoto, carried
<br /> 7:0 unanimously, Appropria-
<br />tion Adjustment #136 transferring $1,055 from Police Technical
<br />Services and Command and Control Revenue to Command and Control
<br />Equipment and Operating M & S Equipment accounts to provide the
<br />City's match for the LEAA Grant Award for a new training module,
<br />was approved on the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by
<br />Councilman Yamamoto, carried 7:0 unanimously. The report dated
<br />April 10, 1978, prepared by Lieutenant J. Davis, shows that $19,000
<br />is provided by LEAA and the State match is $1,055, equal to the
<br />City share of $1,055, for a total of $21,110 to be used to acquire
<br />three color terminals, key boards, and associated electronics
<br />equipment to monitor all activities in Communications at the
<br />Police Department. CA 65.3
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<br />APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT #137 Appropriation Adjustment
<br />JOANA DRIVE STORM DRAIN #137 transferring $9,500
<br />APPROVED from Public Works Street
<br /> Lighting to Public Works
<br />Storm Drains to provide funds for an approved Project 4039
<br />Joana Drive Storm Drain, ~nadvertently not included in Budget)
<br />was approved on the motion of Councilman Ward, seconded by
<br />Councilman Garthe, carried 7:0 unanimously. CA 65.3
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<br />APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT #138 On the motion of Council-
<br />POLICE EMERGENCY TEAM man Ward, seconded by Coun-
<br />APPROVED cilman Yamamoto, carried
<br /> 6:1, with Mayor Evans
<br />dissenting, Appropriation Adjustment #138 providing for the
<br />revenue and disbursement accounts for the $55,000 to fund the
<br />Police Paraprofessional Emergency Response Team for one year
<br />from April 1, 1978 to March 31, 1979, was approved. Lt, W. T.
<br />Weatherly, Jr., in his report dated April 10, 1978 stated that
<br />following an evaluation of the one-year operation of the Team,
<br />the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration authorized a
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