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INTER-COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY A letter dated April 18,
<br />QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT 1978 from James J. Anton-
<br />PILED iono, Treasurer, transmit-
<br /> ting the Financial Report
<br />for the quarter ended March 31, 1978 for the Inter-County Air-
<br />port Authority, was received and filed, on the unanimously carried
<br />7:0 motion of Councilman Garthe, seconded by Councilman Brandt. CA98.2
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<br />SCHOOL DISTRICT RESPONSIBILITY On the motion of Council-
<br />FOR CROSSING GUARDS man Ward, seconded by
<br />REQUEST FILED Councilman Brandt, carried
<br /> 7:0 unanimously, the
<br />letter dated May 11, 1978 from Francis G~ Fry, Jr., Mayor of
<br />the City of Westminster, transmitting and requesting endorsement
<br />of a resolution urging State legislation to place responsibility
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<br />for crossing guards with school
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<br />LIMITING.REQUIREMENTS FOR
<br />PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCES
<br />REQUEST SUPPORTED
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<br />districts, was received and filed.
<br /> CA 18.5
<br /> On the motion of Council-
<br /> man Ward, seconded by
<br /> Councilman Yamamoto,
<br /> carried 7:0 unanimously,
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<br />Council supported the City of Westminster resolution requesting
<br />State legislation limitiflg requirements for legal publication
<br />of ordinances, in response to a letter dated May 11, 1978 from
<br />Francis G. Fry, Jr., Mayor of Westminster. CA 57
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<br />SANTIAGO PARK DEVELOPMENT The schedule of proposed
<br />STATUS REPORT development for upgrading
<br />REFERRED TO STAFF of Santiago Park submitted
<br /> in a report dated May 8,
<br />1978 by Ron Ono, Landscape Technician, was referred back to
<br />Staff for some component that would allow the City to seek
<br />professional advice beyond that which has already been used,
<br />on the motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ward,
<br />and carried 6:1, with Mayor Evans dissenting. CA 52
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<br />POLICY FOR EMPLOYMENT A proposed policy to be used
<br />OF CONSULTANTS by Staff for the employment
<br />FILED of architects, engineers,
<br /> or other professionals for
<br />assistance to the City on various projects, outlined by Director
<br />of Public Works John Stevens in his report dated May 8, 1978, was
<br />received and filed on the unanimously carried 7:0 motion of Coun-
<br />cilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ward. CA 80.6
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<br />The report states that 75% of the firms employed by the City for
<br />Public Works projects have been Santa Aha firms; and, that only
<br />one consultant was employed from outside Orange County because of
<br />special expertise that was required. Of the seven firms employed
<br />for architectural services during the past few years, two were
<br />from outside Santa Aha, but within Orange County. CA 80.6
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<br />CHILD CARE PROGRAM The City Manager was
<br />CETA PARTICIPANTS GRANT authorized to submit a
<br />APPLICATION AUTHORIZED grant application in the
<br /> amount of $165,000 to the
<br />California State Department of Education, Child Development Unit
<br />(to subsequently be subcontracted to Santa Ana Unified School
<br />District for operation) on the motion of Councilman Ward,
<br />seconded by Councilman Garthe, carried 6:0, with Councilman
<br />Brandt abstaining because he is a member of the County School
<br />Board which is responsible for the ROP Program in the various
<br />County School Districts, The report dated May 25, 1978 prepared
<br />by Manpower Project Coordinator Keith E. Blunt, stated that a
<br />major reason CETA trainees drop out of their first unsubsidized
<br />job after completion of training is lack of adequate child care
<br />arrangements, and that job retention can be substantially en-
<br />hanced by the creation of temporary free child care facilities
<br />for CETA participants. CA 131.11
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<br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
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<br />205 JUNE 5, 1978
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