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ORAL COMMUNICATION City Manager Bruce Spragg RENEWAL OF CONTRACT WITH announced that meetings TRASH CONTRACTOR with the trash contractor had been held and that a draft of the contract renewal would be ready for Council review in the near future. A-1963 ORAL COMMUNICATION City Manager Bruce Spragg HOSPITAL HEALTH AUTHORITY announced that he had held TRIP TO WASHINGTON PLANNED meetings with citizens that have proposed a City Hospital-Health Authority; he stated that they plan to travel to Washington to meet with the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Califano with regard to their plans. CA 64.10 ORAL COMMUNICATION City Manager Spragg CONGRESS OF CITIES announced that the CHANGE OF MEETING PLACE meeting place for the June 8, 1978 meeting of the Orange County League to discuss the formation of a COG (Congress of Governments) had been moved from the City Hall to the Anaheim Press Club, and that the meeting would start at 5:50 P.M., June 8, to be followed by the regular meeting of the League~. CA 148.1 RECESS At 3:44 P.M. the Mayor EXECUTIVE SESSION recessed the meeting; at 3:49 P.M. it was reconvened and immediately recessed for an Executive Session to consider legal and per- sonnel matters; the meeting was reconvened at 4:00 P.M. and immediately recessed for dinner. The meeting reconvened at 7:30 P.M. with Councilman Brandt absent. INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Church of Christian Living. Following the Pledge of to the Flag, the Invoca- tion was given by Rever- end Bill Warsh of the CA 80.17 PUBLIC HEARING BUILDING SECURITY ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO. NS-1424 ADOPTED BUILDING SECURITY INSPECT--~ - CONTINUED Mayor Evans announced that this was the time and place for the public hearing of the proposed Building Security Ordin- Police Chief Raymond C. Davis stated that the proposed ordinance is the culmination of several years of study throughout the nation; that an integral part of the Community Oriented Policing Program is to bring an awareness to citizens of the precautions that are necessary, such as upgrading their locks; that the ordinance requires builders of new structures, or people doing major remodeling of existing buildings, to install security devices; that the proposed ordinance is based on a model recom- mended by the California State Crime Prevention Commission, but provides more flexibility; that the builder's installation cost for the average four-bedroom dwelling unit would be $82 compared to a range of $205 to $512 for homeowner installation after construction; and that several cities have this ordinance while others are moving toward it to make buildings more resis- tant to crime. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 211 JUNE 5, 1978