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8* Title II and Title VI Programs, but urged the City to pursue the prospect of obtaining an agency other than the Urban League to administer the plan. Mr. Fales called attention to the narrow time schedule and the desirability of getting people into jobs while the pro- gram is still available. MOTION : Councilman Barrett moved, seconded by Council- man Norris that : 1) Redwood City become a program agent for CETA Title II and Title VI programs, noting that the City is automatically a program agency unless it is stated otherwise and a motion stating intent is sufficient; and 2) the City Council approve the Manpower Program sub- mitted by the City Manager with his report of July 17, 1975 which includes a contractual arrangement with the Bay Area Urban League to administer the plan. Mr. Schricker advised that the agreement with the Urban League would be returned to Council for actual approval at a future date . The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. (MINUTE ORDER NO. 75-143) Consent Calendar Mayor Weymouth announced that in response to a request he had received, the items relating to agreements with the Community Education Center and with San Mateo County Economic Opportunity Commission and PROBE Community Center would be considered separately when the Consent Calendar is before Council. In response to question with regard to the trade-in price offered for the used vehicle in connection with the pur- chase of a replacement one-ton four-wheel drive truck for the Fire Department, City Manager Fales advised that em- ployees do not have and may not have any special oppor- tunity to bid on the vehicle being traded and that the trade-in offer is also reflected in the total purchase price of the replacement vehicle . Acting Director of Buildings and Transportation Balsamo described the capa- bilities of the new vehicle . In response to question regarding the claim concerning damage to a bicycle allegedly caused by an unprotected storm drain grate, Mr. Fales offered to investigate the status of the City' s program to eliminate such potential hazards. (memo 7/22/75) In response to question regarding the item relating to the operation of the "Section 8, Existing Housing Program, " Mr. Fales advised that the City has an option to carry out its own program or to renew when the agreement is terminated. In response to question regarding the item requesting ex- tension of a Planned Development Permit by Tehaney Con- struction Company, Planning Director Schroeter advised that the planned project has not been commenced, and the -6- Reg.Mtg. 7/21/75