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Committee member David Benavides recommended drop-in inspections to keep <br />standards high. Committee member Claudia Alvarez wants the Police Department to <br />keep the committee informed on the Dance Permit. <br />4. PEDESTRIAN SAFETY <br />Chief Walters presented the committee a memo regarding pedestrian safety projects. <br />These projects are in addition to routine complaints, city projects, and community safety <br />campaigns. Chief Walters stated there is an Office of Traffic Safety grant before the <br />Council this Monday, this will help with pedestrian safety. Committee member David <br />Benavides recommends an ongoing task force led by Public Works, Building and <br />Planning, Traffic Engineering and the Police Department. <br />FOURTH OF JULY ENFORCEMENT PLAN <br />Cmdr. Gominsky stated the Police Department was very fortunate to be able to work with <br />the Fire Department. This was a 3 day deployment. Officers adjusted schedules. The <br />officers used very little comp time. This year, the Police Department used Administrative <br />Cites. They only had to give out 14 cites. There were only 2 injures, 28 arrests. Out of <br />2961 seized fireworks, only 25 were legal. Committee members commended the Police <br />and Fire Department. <br />6. PUBLIC COMMENTS <br />Citizens present expressed concern on the delay of loud music calls. They were <br />impressed with the "Shield Ops" presentation. A citizen recommended that the City ban <br />fireworks. Citizens like the Crime alerts but would like weekly updates. A parent <br />complained about the intersection on Ross and First Streets. <br />7. COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMENTS <br />Committee members thanked the Police and Fire Department for the great work on the <br />4'h of July deployment. <br />8. ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING <br />Update on Santiago Park <br />9. NEXT MEETING DATE - Tuesday, September 28, 5:30 pm, Santa Ana Police Facility, <br />60 Civic Center Plaza, 4th Floor conference room, Santa Ana, California. <br />ADJOURNMENT-7:36 P.M. <br />PAUL M. WALTERS <br />Chief of Police <br />2