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ORAL COMMUNICATION - JULES KERKER Jules Kerker, 15681 Primrose, SMOKING IN PUBLIC FACILITIES Westminster, expressed apprecia- tion to Council for action on Ordinance No. NS-1520 regulating smoking in City libraries. Mr. Kerker further suggested that the City conduct a study which would measure cost savings to the City whereby better health would be promoted among employees by reducing or eliminating smoking in public facilities. By unanimous informal consent, Council thanked Mr. Kerker for his suggestion and requested that he submit same to the new City Manager. CA 56 ORAL COMMUNICATION - LUIS ORTIZ Luis Ortiz, 213 No Broadway, RENTAL OF STADIUM requested Council consideration REDUCTION IN FEE - APPROVED of a reduction in the $595 fee to $400 for use of the Stadium on Saturday, March 22, 1980, for the E1Presidente Soccer Club game, with the usual 10% of gross receipts to go to City. Following discussion, MOTION was made by Serrato, seconded by Luxembourger, to approve the reduc- tion in the $595 fee to $400. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Bricken, Luxembourger, Markel, Serrato, Yamamoto None Griset, Ward CA 52.8 ORAL COMMUNICATION - THELMA MACH Thelma Mach, 217 N. Bewley, ERECTION OF FENCE & TREE reported that her fence had PRESERVATION been removed by the City to facilitate installation of sidewalks and that re-erection costs would be her responsibility. The Director of Public Works informed Council that an apparent lack of com- munication existed; he had instructed his staff to inform Mrs. Mach that her fence would be re-erected and charged to the project. A further request to save trees on Mrs. Mach's property damaged by the sidewalk installation was referred to staff by the Vice Mayor. CA 90 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Mr. Markel reported two possible MARKEL violations of the noise control ABATEMENT OF NOISE ordinance. One involves trash collections on Sundays being made as early as 3:00 a.m. The other involves operation of heavy equipment on the northeast corner of MacArthur and Bristol on Sunday mornings. Both items were referred to the Planning Department for investigation and enforce- ment of the noise control ordinance by unanimous informal consent of the Council. CA 145.4 EXECUTIVE SESSION NOT HELD and/or personnel matters. The Council did not recess to the executive session scheduled for discussion of possible settlement of claims and suits for damages AGENDA ORDER - AFTERNOON ITEMS Remaining afternoon agenda items were deferred to the evening session by unanimous informal consent of the Council. DINNER RECESS At 5:10 p.m. Council recessed to dinner at Sombrero Street Restau- rant, 719 North Main Street. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 98 MARCH 17, 1980