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cilman Brandt stated that there may be a private company that could provide a comparable retirement system at a lower cost. Councilman Garthe stated that in 1973 an agreement was reached to provide the Police Department with retirement benefits that equal those received by State Highway Patrolmen. Councilman Bricken noted that a change in the relationship between salaries and retirement benefits for employees occurred in 1973. PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF A petition received NO LEFT TURN SIGNS SANTIAGO ST. June 7, 1978 containing & MEMORY LANE - REFERRED 104 signatures, asking for the removal of four-way No Left Turn signs and the island at the end of Santiago Street and Memory Lane, was referred to Staff for consideration at a public hearing set for July 17, 1978. Joe Foust, Traffic and Transportation Engineer, had reported to Council at its June $, 1978 meeting that a questionnaire was prepared and distributed, the results of which would be dis- cussed at the public hearing to be held on July 17, 1978 in conjunction with the evaluation of the traffic plan established in the area. CA 18.9 CA 151.5 COMPLAINT RE DISMISSAL OF In response to a com- FOUR MINORITY POLICE OFFICERS plaint made by Miss Made- FILED line Lynch at the June 5 Council meeting, a report dated June 13, 1978 prepared by Police Chief Raymond C. Davis was received and filed, on the unanimously carried 7:0 motion of Councilman Garthe, seconded by Councilman Bricken. The report states the facts surrounding the termination of four Police Department employees: David Howard, Robert Caro, George Spencer and Santiago Naranjo. CA 47 NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR Negative Declaration DEVELOPMENT OF THORNTON PARK 78-113 issued for the APPROVED & FILED development of Thornton Park was approved and filed on the motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Council- man Brandt, carried 7:0 unanimously. The approval was recommended by Planning Director Charles C. Zimmerman in his report dated June 5, 1978 in which he stated that environmental documents were required to apply for and receive a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant. CA 52 POST OFFICE NOISE A report dated June 12, UPDATE REPORT - FILED 1978, prepared by Peter A. Grams, outlining meetings held and dis- cussions leading to the decision to increase Police surveil- lance at the Post Office facility at 2201 North Grand Avenue, was received and filed, on the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Ward, carried 7:0 unanimously. Attached to the report was a copy of a letter written by the Police Chief to Postmaster Clayton Bakke, dated June 7, 1978 advising him that violations of Municipal Code Section 18-309 (Loud or Unusual Noises) would be investigated and prosecutions sought. Wayn~ Miller, 1401 East Avalon, spoke in favor of increased surveillance and enforcement of the Municipal noise ordinance by the Police Department. CA 145.4 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 239 JUNE 19, 1978