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' ROLL CALL:
[34] 1. AGENDA BILL #5456 - REQUEST FOR SPECIAL SER- VICE FUNDS - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. .
The City Manager stated a request had been re- ceived from the Chamber requesting approval of the expenditure of $500.00 from Special Service Funds for promotion of the 1978 Motocross.
*_ Further, it was presented to Council at this time in that the Motocross is to be held June 4, 1978.
the expenditure of $500.00 from the Special
In response to Council question, the City Attorney indicated the expenditure of funds would require a vote of three ayes by Council.
In this regard, Councilman Skotnicki stated in keeping with his past policy, he would be cast-
ing a negative vote.
Councilwoman Casler withdrew the motion and it was the concensus of Council that the item be conti-nued to the next regular meeting.
1251 2. SPHERE OF INFLUENCE CHANGE.
Councjlman Skotnicki stated he met'recently wit Mr. Michael Gotch, Executive Officer of Lafco, regarding changing Spheres of Influence.
amended, it would be effective. on January 1, 1979; and any actions must be completed by that date including the certificate from the Secre- tary of State.
Council indicated this action would in no way affect the current plans/negotiations with the City of Oceanside re the May Company expansion.
[62! 3. AGENDA BILL #5455 - JARVIS/GANN - PROPOSI- TION 13.
The City Manager gave a report outlining the contents of his Memorandum to Council dated May 22, 1978. He stated some items that could possibly not be cut such as Leases and Insuranc and Bonds, would require larger'cuts in other areas. Further, this was an information item
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Council questions related to possibly revising sewer con.nection fees and planning fees, the accuracy of the amount reflected in'the memo for Ca'pital Improvements, and possible effects on Bond issues.
In response,. the City Mana'ger stated a review of
the current fees for sewer connection and plan- ning should be accomplished irregardless of the outcome of Proposition 13. In addition, as a result of the 2/3 voter requirement, it is doubtful a bond issue would pass.
Council expressed the desire of appointing a broad-based citizens committee to assist in es- tablishing priorities and procedures for deal- ing with the results should.Proposition 13 pass.
The City Manager stated in addition staff would be prepared almost immediately to present Council with a list of priorities.
Council agreed it would be desirable to begin with a preliminary committee consisting of two Council members meeting with the City Manager to prepare a report containing recommendations for procedures regarding the citizens committee
Mayor Packard appointed Counci1,woman Casler and
Councilman Skotnicki to serve on the preliminar committee to meet with the City Manager to prepare recommendations regarding procedures.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the meeting was adjourned at -6~16 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
/f+ L. RAUTENKRANZ
Deputy City Clerk
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