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EXECUTIVE SESSION At 3:20 P.M. Council recessed LEGAL MATTERS for an Executive Session to DINNER RECESS consider legal matters; at 4:20 P.M. Council reconvened with the same members present, and immediately recessed for dinner at the Black Angus restaurant. The meeting was re- convened for the evening Agenda at 7:35 P.M., with all Council- men present. INVOCATION PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Madelay Trinity Methodist Church. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was given by Pastor Albert Stefan, PRENTICE PARK ACQUISITION On behalf of the City, ORANGE COUNTY REVENUE SHARING Councilman Garthe grate- FUNDS ACCEPTED fully accepted, from Supervisor Philip Anthony, an Orange County Revenue Sharing check in the amount of $131,000, to be used for the expansion of Prentice Park. The Supervisor commented that there was no better purpose for federal monies than permanent capital improvements for the people's use and enjoyment. RECOGNITION OF PACIFIC Councilman Brandt presented OUTDOOR ADVERTISING PRESENTED to Jay Kingry a City tile for his personal effort in coordinating the bill- board advertising of the Community Oriented Policing (COP) Program, along with a proclamation commending his organization, Pacific Outdoor Advertising, for its outstanding contribution of 45 COP billboards placed throughout the City. OATH OF OFFICE The Clerk of the Council RODGER D. RAMSEYER administered the Oath of ADMINISTERED Office to Rodger D. Ramseyer, newly appointed member of the Human Relations Commission/Housing Advisory Commission. PUBLIC HEARING NEGATIVE DECLARATION ikMENDMENT APPLICATION NO. 800 ORDINANCE NS-1453 PLACED ON FIRST READING No. 800, filed by William Papineau, Mayor Evans announced that this was the time and place for the public hearing of Negative Declaration and ~kmendment Application to rezone property at 5016 West Fifth Street from the A1 (General Agriculture) District to the R2 (Multiple Family Residence) District, or a more restrictive district. Senior Planner William Daugherty, taking excerpts from the Plan- ning Department report dated August 15, 1978, stated that the Planning Commission had unanimously recommended approval of the 'ikmendment Application on August 14, 1978 because the property is within a neighborhood presently in transition from older single-family residences to medium density residential; that the proposed zoning conforms to development in the area as well as to the General Plan and would not be detrimental to the surrounding area. There were no proponents, opponents or speakers who responded to the Mayor's request for comments and he closed the public hearing. Council approved and filed the Negative Declaration, placed the following ordinance on first reading and authorized publication of its title, on the unanimously approved 7:0 motion of Council- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 378 SEPTEMBER 5, 1978