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291. 2. Air Duct Systems. AB 384 would prohibit use of asbestos or fiberglass insulation in air duct systems in any public building or hospital, regardless of date of installation, or in any new building after effective date of legislation. On advice of Chief Building Official, it appeared that local ordinances sufficiently cover the subject, and further Committee felt subject matter is more appropriately of local concern and therefore recommended opposition to AB 384, 3, Safety Glazing Materials. AB 399 would provide State regulation of manufacture, sale, fabrication and installation of "safety glazing material" (tempered glass, laminated glass, wire glass or rigid plastic, etc.). Committee recommended opposition. 4. State Preemption, SB 4 appears to be attempted codification of rules of preemption, as it specifies circumstances under which State statutes shall be considered to prevail over local, police, sanitary, and other regulations adopted by a city or county. It also establishes certain exemptions from its operation. Committee recommended opposition because effect would seem to strengthen State Preemption of local matters. 5, Air Pollution - Construction Permits. SB 145 would prohibit new construction of industrial, manufacturing, public utility or other business or commercial structures or facilities capable of emitting air contaminants unless permit is issued by State Air Resources Board, Bill may, although not specifically mentioned, administration of such permits. Committee doubts effectiveness of such legislation would justify the additional time and expense, and believes problem of air pollution control may be more effectively solved by other methods, Committee recommended opposition to SB 1450 6. Outdoor Advertising. SB 259 would prohibit installation or construction of any new outdoor advertising displays visible from any public highway except certain specified on -premise outdoor displays. Committee recommended no position be taken at this time. Councilman Henderson moved to accept the Legislative Committee Report and authorize implementation of recommendations, seconded by Councilman Keckley and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-120-A) ointment to Boards and Commissions (1) Library Board of Trustees. Ballots were taken, after which Councilman Keckley moved to cast unanimous ballot to reappoint Ardeen Merry; appoint Lawrence G. Brian to complete one unexpired term (to June 1972); and appoint Judge Allison Rouse for full term on Library Board of Trustees, seconded by Councilman Weymouth and carried. (MINUTE ORDER #70-121)