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CONSENT CALENDAR <br /> <br />DEEDS - TRANSFER OF PROPERTY <br /> <br />Motion: <br /> <br />Apt)rove deeds and attthorize execulion by Mayor and Clerk of the Council ().fall <br />necesxttty documents. <br /> <br />30.A. <br /> <br />CARRASCO, FLORENTINO AND ROSALVA - 1117 S. Cypress Avenue ~ For <br />the McFadden Avenue realignment between Main and Maple Streets in the amount <br />of $130,000.00 - Public Works Agency DEED 7868 <br /> <br />30.B <br /> <br />HAMANN, ARLENE - 317-321 E. McFadden Avenue - For the McFadden Avenue <br />realignment between Main and Maple Streets in the amount of $240,000.00 - Public <br />Works Agency DEED 7869 <br /> <br />* * * END OF CONSENT CALENDAR * * * <br /> <br />WORK STUDY SESSION <br /> <br />W.SA. CITY BUDGET WORK STUDY SESSION <br /> <br />Assistant City Manager Debbie Kurita presented the Agenda for the budget session and reviewed <br />the major steps undertaken by the City between 1986 and 1998 to establish a citywide "corporate <br />culture" and develop an organization unified in its purpose and delivery of public services. <br /> <br />City Manager David Ream provided a historic overview of the City's management structure and <br />explained how an organizational vision, purpose and goals resulted in more efficient local <br />government. He then delineated the City's recently revised Purpose, Vision, and Goals. <br /> <br />Ream next outlined the budget highlights of the 98-99 fiscal year budget and discussed the City's <br />various revenue sources. <br /> <br />Budget Officer Gina Schuchard briefed the Council on proposed fee increases, namely for <br />paramedic supplies and Zoo entrance; noted the business license fee for taxicab companies would <br />be reduced, and introduced a new fee related to use of the public right-of-way for outdoor dining. <br /> <br />Councilmember Lutz requested comparison data from other cities regarding the proposed outdoor <br />dining fee. <br /> <br />Ream continued the budget presentation. He highlighted: the impact of state budget cuts on <br />Santa Ana's budget (a reduction of $52.8 million over 8 years); delineated General Fund <br />appropriations by department, noting 2/3 of the City's budget was spent on public safety; <br />explained various charts; and discussed proposed workforce changes including new classifications <br />and upgrades to existing positions. <br /> <br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 108 APRIL 20, 1998 <br /> <br /> <br />