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25 '7 Written Communications (continued) regular street sweeping program. He suggested that people should be required to tie down their loads, and felt that the problem was not so much a matter """"` of sweeping the street, but of catching the litterers. � Councilman Norris suggested that a notice mi�ht be prominently posted at the entrance station to the dump, and Mr. Fales advised that he would be glad to contact the District with this suggestion. He also felt that Mayor Weymouth' s suggestion was a good one, to have printed leaflets handed out in- forming users of the dump that it was a violation to have their loads uncovered. Mayor Weymouth ordered the matter referred to staff for investigation. (Memo 10-8-7�) 3. Petition containing estimated 2265 signatures of Re woo Ci y res en s on pages reques n� es- tablishment of a Senior Citizens Center - presented by W. E. Morrissey. William E. Morrisse , 119 Jeter Street, spoke of the a�rge percen age o citizens who have reached retire- ment a�e, and that as others become seniors, they will appreciate having a center that will serve their needs. He recalled that years ago, the then City .�. Council recognized the need for facilities for senior citizens, and encouraged the late "Red" Morton, Recreation Supervisor, in that direction. From that `� � effort, the "Fun After Fifty" Club was formed from a nucleus of 40 members, which now has grown to 1,000 without soliciting membership. He referred to several other senior citizens groups which are inadequately housed, and the need, therefore, to establish a Senior Citizens Center. Mayor Weymouth advised that the request would be re- ferred to the Park and Recreation Commission, and suggested that the group appoint a sma.11 committee of five to seven members to contact the Commission, arrange a meeting as a basis for settin� up future meetings and discussions. He suggested that in those discussions to bear in mind the possibility of a ,joint powers agreement between contiguous cities. (memo 10-8-7�F) (Mayor Weymouth ordered a five-minute �recess at 8:�5 p.m. ) Peninsula Youth Center Inc. -A reement for c care servi ces a Fair Oaks Commun ty Center "�"" City Manager Fales referred to his report of Octob�er 4, 1974 which recommended a revised agreement, clarifying �+ � certain questions of interpretation of the original agree- ment. The revisions essentially permit the City to make necessary staff adjustments if necessary to stay within budget allocations, and also clarifies the role of the Center Coordinator in this activity. -5- Reg. Mtg. 10/7/7�+