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BOARDS & COMMISSIONS Mary Jane Klauss was APPOINTMENTS & REAPPOINTMENTS appointed to cdmplete the term left by John Hoy on the Bowers Memorial Museum Board, for a term ending June 30, 1982, on the motion of Councilman Brandt, seconded by Councilman Bricken, and carried 6:0 unanimously. Human Relations Commission/Housing Advisory Commission appoint- ments were given to Alice M. Chute, Ward 2, and Elle Ross, Ward 2, as Senior Citizen-Housing Authority tenant representa- tive (term expiring August 1, 1978), and Housing Authority tenant representative (term expiring August 1, 1981), replacing Alda Gaines and Adela Salinas, respectively, on the motion of Councilman Bricken, seconded by Councilman Brandt, carried 6:0 unanimously. On the motion of Councilman Ortiz, seconded by Councilman Bricken, carried 5:1, with Councilman Yamamoto dissenting, the following reappointments for four-year terms ending June 30, 1982 and one year terms ending June 30, 1979, as indicated, were made: John M. Coil Community Redevelopment Commission 6-30-82 Irma Gutierrez Robert C. Kohl Library Board Library Board 6-30-82 6-30-82 Martin Mora Personnel Board 6-30-82 Alan Curtis Planning Commission 6-30-82 Ruben Hernandez John A. Thompson Recreation & Parks Recreation & Parks 6-30-82 6-30-82 Albert Alves Redevelopment Commission 6-50-82 Evelyn Gardiner Billy Greenberg Mark D. Howes Michael Madzoeff Howard Way Project Area Committee 6-30-79 Project Area Committee 6-30-79 Project Area Committee 6-30-79 Project Area Committee 6-30-79 Project Area Committee 6-30-79 CA 80.9 ORAL COM~FONICATION Mr. Wes Van Der Pool, ANNUAL CITY BUDGET 1931 West Washington, COMMENTS commended the Council for trying to cut back wages; he stated that wages are often raised without improvements in productivity; and that if we fought for lower prices we would have a true raise in salaries. Pat Lindros, 1907 Maple Street, spoke in favor of police, fire and paramedic services as being essential, and in favor of maintaining the present level of service. City Manager Bruce Spragg reported that the City is expecting to receive $2,632,500 from the State's surplus, which will enable the City to perform essential services. Juanita Davis asked specific questions concerning the effect of Proposition 13 on the City's budget and generally advocated cuts in the municipal apending at all levels. City Manager Spragg answered that Santa Ana will lose 60% of its property tax revenue which provides 19% of the City's total operating budget. CA 6SB CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 264 JUNE 27, 1978