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48 $ <br /> SENIOR CITIZENS` ADVISORY COMMITTEE (continued) <br /> by the Committee shall consist of the City being primarily a 'broker' <br /> of service, with a secondary role of 'advocacy."' He suggested that <br /> this might be an appropriate budget item. Mr. Fales responded that <br /> if satisfactory to Council , a note would be included in the Budget <br /> regarding addition of the Committee and what they hope to accomplish <br /> in the next year. <br /> MOTION: Councilman Leipzig moved, seconded by Councilman Bury, to <br /> approve the scope of the proposed Senior Citizens Advisory Committee <br /> as presented. <br /> (The scope of the Committee as recommended is as follows: <br /> 1. The development and role of senior citizen centers, with <br /> particular regard to the Veterans Memorial Building. <br /> 2. The development of a plan for senior citizen programs. <br /> 3. The development and coordination of senior citizen programs, <br /> including coordination of those programs with other City <br /> programs and objectives, and coordination with the programs <br /> and objectives of other agencies, specifically San Mateo <br /> County. � <br /> 4. The identification of resources which may be utilized to <br /> support senior citizen programs. <br /> 5. Senior citizen employment and/or volunteer programs. ) <br /> The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. � <br /> (MINUTE ORDER N0. 79-104) � <br /> � <br /> CAPITAL IP1PROVEMENTS PROGRAM pp. 75-78 <br /> CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUNDS SUMMARY <br /> City Manager Fales reviewed the Summary and the sources of <br /> funding (pg. 75) followed by the project detail . <br /> PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES <br /> CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPMENT <br /> In response to questions by Council , Mr. Fales indicated that a <br /> decision on Fire Station No. 4 did not enter into the Budget, <br /> and that it will depend on whether or not the adjacent County <br /> Fire Districts have the ability from a funding standpoint to <br /> provide services; that the amount ($192,000) budgeted for <br /> relocation of Fire Station No. 1 and its conversion to office <br /> space is realistic. <br /> The recommended Library Book Security System was discussed, <br /> and City Librarian Vollmayer responded to questions regarding <br /> the necessity to install the system due to a high rate of loss <br /> of books and materials, that patrons would exit only by the <br /> main door where the detection device is to be installed, and the <br /> probability that the system would virtually eliminate theft of <br /> books. <br /> (Council recessed at 10:15 am. for fifteen minutes. ) <br /> Budget Study <br /> 5/19/19 <br /> Page 3 <br /> � <br /> ,r,% <br /> �. � <br />