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Central Area Transportation Study (OCCATS) group, of which
<br />both Santa Aha and Costa Mesa are members, is addressing
<br />development pressures forming in the area; and that Santa
<br />Ana is interested in pursuing the joint effort of the OCCATS
<br />program with respect to the Sunflower traffic corridor.
<br /> CA 78.13
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<br />INCREASED STREET LIGHTING Council continued considera-
<br />COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDS tion of the report prepared
<br />CONTINUED TO NOV. 20 by Director of Public
<br /> Works John E. Stevens,
<br />dated October 16, 1978, until the summary of recommendations
<br />from the Human Relations Commission is presented to Council,
<br />on the unanimously carried 6:0 motion of Councilman Yamamoto,
<br />seconded by Councilman Ward. CA 29.3; CA 140.20; CA 131.1
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<br />TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
<br />CIVIC CENTER DRIVE EAST OF BRISTOL
<br />ACCEPTED PAYMENT
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<br />Council accepted payment of $7,104
<br />and allowed him up to December 31,
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<br />On the motion of Council-
<br />man Brandt, seconded by
<br />Councilman Ward, and
<br />carried unanimously 6:0,
<br />from John Gilbert, Esq.,
<br />1978 to pay all taxes and
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<br />redeem the property without waiving any rights under the deed
<br />of trust, in the matter of trustee's sale of property on the
<br />south side of Civic Center Drive, east of Bristol. The action
<br />was recommended in a report prepared by C~ Thomas Drosman,
<br />Deputy City Attorney, dated October 23, 1978. CA 45.3
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<br />AGREEMENT - FUNDING FOR Consideration of the
<br />FAIR HOUSING COUNCIL proposed agreement between
<br />CONTINUED TO DEC. 4 City and Fair Housing
<br /> Council for counseling
<br />and other services related to housing of low-income persons and
<br />families in the City from September 1, 1978 until August 31,
<br />1979, for the sum of $1S,000, was continued to December 4, 1978,
<br />on the unanimously carried 6:0 motion of Councilman Bricken,
<br />seconded by Councilman Garthe.
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<br />The first motion, by Councilman Ward, to approve the agreement
<br />and authorize its execution by Mayor and Clerk, received no
<br />second. Councilman Yamamoto's motion to approve the agreement
<br />for the sum of $7,500 was not seconded. A motion by Councilman
<br />Bricken, seconded by Councilman Ward, to authorize funding of
<br />$12,500 and to request a report within 30 days from the Orange
<br />County Fair Housing Council identifying its work in landlord-
<br />tenant problems and its involvement in mobile homes parks
<br />disputes, failed to carry 2:4, with Councilmen Yamamoto, Garthe,
<br />Brandt and Mayor Evans dissenting.
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<br />Bill McCue, Executive Director of OCFHC, summarized the recent
<br />activity areas of the Council as: 1) Affirmative Advocacy
<br />The breaking down of barriers with industry, organizations
<br />and agencies'that have solutions and assisting them to communi-
<br />cate with each other, through "The Forum", a new publication
<br />prepared and widely distributed by the Council; 2) Community
<br />Awareness Development of the techniques, such as the point
<br />of purchase display in the savings and loan offices, for com-
<br />munication of equal opportunity requirements;' 3) Ability to
<br />Address Problem at its Root Source - Cooperation with the real
<br />estate industry and its 32,000 license sales people in Orange
<br />County. He stated that cities have given financial support
<br />to the Fair Housing Council, and that it is expected that in
<br />the next year $30,000 will be allocated from the private sector
<br />to further the work of OCFHC; that the Council has worked to
<br />develop the ability to get the people together who can help
<br />each other; that The Forum is cost efficient and can publicize
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<br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
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<br />451 NOVEMBER 6, 1978
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