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RECESS
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<br />At 4:52 p.m., Council recessed
<br />to dinner with Transportation
<br />Advisory Commission at the
<br />Captain Broiler Restaurant,
<br />2421N. Grand Avenue, Santa Ana.
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<br />The meeting was reconvened in the Council Chambers at 7:32 p.m., with all
<br />members present except Councilmember Acosta.
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<br />INVOCATION
<br />PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
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<br />Following the Pledge of Allegiance
<br />to the Flag, the Invocation was
<br />given by Pastor Pettigrew of the
<br />First Christian Church.
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<br />PROCLAMATIONS - "TOASTMASTERS Councilmember Luxembourger pre-
<br />COMMUNICATIONS MONTH", "SAFE sented a proclamation to Robert
<br />SCHOOLS WEEK", "UNITED NATIONS G. Berg, Lt. Governor, Division
<br />DAY" "A" Toastmasters International,
<br /> and Elaine Rowan, Administrative
<br />Vice President, Club 2400, Toastmasters International, proclaiming the
<br />month of October, 1981, as Toastmasters Communications Month.
<br />
<br />Councilmember Griset presented a proclamation to Ray Allison, Supervisor
<br />of Security for Santa Ana Unified School District, proclaiming the week
<br />of October 19-26, 1981, as Safe Schools Week.
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<br />Councilmember McGuigan presented a proclamation to John Osborn, President
<br />of Orange County Chapter of United Nations Association, proclaiming October
<br />24, 1981, as United Nations Day. CA 46
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<br />COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT A1Alferos, Executive Director,
<br />PACIFIC ASIAN AMERICAN CENTER Pacific Asian American Center,
<br /> presented an overview of the
<br /> Center's activities, stating
<br />that the Center has provided job counseling, job placement, translation
<br />and interpretation services, individual and group counseling, and transpor-
<br />tation services since 1974. Mr. Alferos said that the largest percentage
<br />of clientele reside in Santa Ana. Mayor Bricken presented Mr. Alferos
<br />with a City Seal Tile Plaque in appreciation of the services provided
<br />by the Pacific Asian American Center. CA 9.3
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<br />OATHS OF OFFICE
<br />FRANCISCO F. ZAMARRIPA
<br />HUMAN RELATIONS/HSG. COMMISSION;
<br />JAMES TUCKER, UNIFORM CODE
<br />APPEALS BD.
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<br />The Clerk of the Council admin-
<br />istered the Oath of Office to
<br />Francisco F. Zamarripa, newly
<br />appointed Ward I Representative
<br />to Human Relations/Housing Com-
<br />mission, and to James Tucker,
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<br />newly-appointed At-Large City Representative to Uniform Code Appeals Board.
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<br />Council welcomed the newly-appointed members to this Board.
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<br />CA 80.9
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<br />PUBLIC HEARING
<br />GENERAL PLAN AMEND. NO. 81-1;
<br />AMEND. APP. NO. 861 - 4810
<br />WESTMINSTER AVENUE
<br />CONTINUED TO 11/2/81
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<br />Following consideration of a
<br />letter dated October 21, 1981,
<br />from VerLyn N. Jensen, attorney
<br />representing the applicant for
<br />Amendment Application No. 861,
<br />requesting continuation of the
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<br />public hearing, MOTION was made by Luxembourger, seconded by McGuigan, to
<br />continue the public hearings on General Plan Amendment No. 81-1 and Amend-
<br />ment Application No. 861, 4810 Westminster Avenue, to November 2, 1981.
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<br />Motion passed on the following vote:
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<br />AYES:
<br />NOES:
<br />ABSENT:
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<br />Bricken, Griset, Luxembourger, Markel, McGuigan, Serrato
<br />None
<br />Acosta CA 10
<br /> 78.3
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<br />PUBLIC HEARING
<br />GEN. REVENUE SHARING FY 1981-82
<br />PROJECTS APPROVED
<br />
<br />The Mayor opened the public
<br />hearing of the proposed projects
<br />for General Revenue Sharing for
<br />fiscal year 1981-82.
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<br />OCTOBER 26, 1981
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