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6/15/1992
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<br /> than 1991/92. Chief Guardino advised that 50% of code enforcement in <br /> the city is to be part of the community policing officers <br /> responsibilities with no additional costs to the city. Chief <br /> Guardino described the state-of-the-art Computer Assisted Dispatch <br /> system requested for the new police facility. In response to Council <br /> questions Chief Guardino advised the CAD could be added to the <br /> digital radio system in increments and described the County's <br /> interest in coordinating dispatch efforts and the talks involving a <br /> possible JPA to share costs and services. <br /> City Manager Everett suggested that staff research and review the <br /> following subjects and report back to Council in January: <br /> a. JPA with other cities <br /> b. County participation <br /> c. Fund balances of capital improvement projects <br /> d. Planned capital improvement projects <br /> e. State Legislature's budget actions and impact on Redwood City <br /> CONSENSUS: It was determined by Mayor La Berge that it was the <br /> consensus of the Council to direct staff to pursue the City Manager's <br /> recommendations and report back to the Council in January. <br /> MEMO 6/23/92 <br /> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> 3. Library Budget FY 1992/93 <br /> City Manager Everett reminded everyone of the two national honors <br /> bestowed on the Redwood City Library and its Literacy Program. - <br /> Library Director Light described the proposed FY 1992/93 budget with only <br /> a 2.5% increase over FY 1991/92 and elaborated on the two new programs <br /> and one position the Library is requesting: the youth at risk program; <br /> the drop-in homework program; and a building monitor, a casual position <br /> of 1,000 hours, for evening and week-end duties. <br /> Karen Peterson, Sequoia Infant Toddler Center Director, spoke in favor of <br /> the new programs and position. <br /> In response to questions from Bill Uehlein, Senior Field Representative, <br /> SEIU, Local 715, Director Light explained that the proposed monitor <br /> position would probably be filled by two people over a six-day period and <br /> 1,000 hours were fewer than half the hours of a full-time employee. <br /> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> 4. General Services Budget FY 1992/93 <br /> City Manager Everett complimented Fleet Manager Larry Barwacz for his <br /> entrepreneurial spirit and his attention to the "bottom line." <br /> Adj. Reg. Meeting Minutes <br /> June 22, 1992 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 51 Page 3 <br /> Page No. 114 <br />
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