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X34 • Ron Soucy, 506 Sampson, urged that construction of a Senior 'Center be given the highest priority and recom- mended it: be located in the Community Park. MOTION : Councilman Leipzig moved, seconded by Council- man Barrett, that staff be instructed to prepare an ordinance` transferring funds from the 1975-76 Capital Improvement Fund reserve to the specific project for the purpose of conducting preliminary architectural, site and cost studies for a Senior Center. Discussion continued and Mr. Fales commented concerning the very nominal amount in the Capital Improvement Fund reserve and the need to maintain some reserve in order to meet unanticipated costs; the fact that the senior citizens are aware that no funds are available for con- struction- of a Center at this time, and the fact that the City has other projects planned for which no funds are presently available . CLARIFICATION : In response to request of City Manager Fales, Councilman Leipzig, with the consent of her second, stated that $12 ,000 is the amount to be trans- ferred for the preliminary work on the Center referred to in her motion. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote . (MINUTE ORDER NO. 75-169) (The Council recessed from 8 :20 to 8 :31 p .m. ) Police Patrol Boat City Manager Fales referred to his report of September 5, 1975 regarding the police patrol boat and attaching re- port of the Chief of Police, dated August 25. In response to Council question, Assistant City Attorney Maloney advised that the proposed agreement with the State of California Department of Navigation and Ocean Development has been reviewed by the Office of the City Attorney with concurs in the recommendation to approve the agreement. MOTION : Title having been read, Councilman Henderson introduced the following resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Barrett, its adoption : RESOLUTION NO. 7479 APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING EXE- CUTION OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY AND THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA (DEPARTMENT OF NAVIGATION AND OCEAN DEVELOPMENT) RELATING TO THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE REDWOOD CITY PATROL BOAT Ron Soucy, 5o6 Sampson Street, asked how much the boat will cost Redwood City, whether another agreement for the State to replace the engines will be required in five years ; and how much police time is involved. Mr. Fales advised that there will be no change in the amount of police time involved; that the cost of maintenance and g -4- yl�/75g.