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190 4. The best interest of general aviation is not served by expansion of a land-locked facility. The City has pre- viously indicated that the County is in need of a full service aviation facility which could offer dual runways, an instrument approach and departure system, adequate parking and access, and protection through zoning from urban encroachment. The City has also previously indi- cated that an alternate site in the Leslie Salt Pond area south of Harbor Boulevard might offer that potential , and has suggested that such a possible site be studied in detail ) ADDITION TO MOTION. Councilman Henderson, with the consent of her second, added that Council would consider it valuable to have Mayor See Page Weymouth, Councilman Norris and staff meet with the City's repre- 200 sentatives on the Board of Supervisors (Supervisors Royer and Bacciocco) to tell them of the intensity of our problems, and also that it would be desirable to have present former mayor and present member of the Port Commission Paul C. Keckley who is a private pilot. The motion with the addition carried unanimously by voice vote. (MINUTE ORDER NO. 75-230) Capital Improvement Program - review and recommended transfers Mr. Fates referred to his report of November 7, 1975 reviewing the 1975-76 Capital Improvement Program and proposed transfers of funds, and attaching reports of the City Controller dated November 4 and of the Director of Public Works, dated October 31 In response to question, Director of Public Works Pusich advised that the installation of down drains referred to in item 26 on page 6 of his report are drains that were placed under the new sidewalk after having inadvertently been permitted to remain above it. The Public Works Department was commended for their outstanding job in being immediately responsive to requests from citizens and business- men in the downtown area during the construction of the improvements there In response to question regarding item 4 on page 3 of the report of the Director of Public Works concerning $2,000 for overtime, Mr. Pusich advised that the item involved overtime for installation of a crosswalk in connection with a bicycle race being held in the City MOTION Titles having been read, Councilman Norris introduced the following ordinances and resolution and moved, seconded by Councilman Leipzig, approval of the ordinances for first reading and adoption of the resolution ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $79,421 FROM UNAPPROPRIATED BALANCE OF CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND TO APPROPRIATION FOR STREET CAPITAL IMPROVE- MENT PROJECTS, CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND, APPROPRIATING $1 ,505 FROM THE UNAPPROPRIATED BALANCE OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND TO APPROPRIATION FOR PARKS AND RECREATION CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PRO- JECTS, FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND; AND APPROPRIATING $41 ,321 FROM THE UNAPPROPRIATED BALANCE OF THE FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND TO APPROPRIATION FOR STREET CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND -4- Reg Mtg 11/10/75