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364 Redwood Avenue , Poplar Avenue , Palm Avenue , Oregon Avenue , Rosemary Lane and Kansas Street at Virginia Avenue , the Stop Signs on Virginia at Goodwin Avenue and Hampton Avenue to remain . Motion carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Petersen and Rosselli being noted absent . Councilman Weymouth moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6010 ESTABLISHING AND DECLARING DE - SIGNATED ENTRANCES TO DESIGNATED INTERSECTIONS TO BE STOP ENTRANCES , seconded by Councilman Keckley . It was noted this would cause Leahy Street to be a Stop Entrance at Oakwood Drive , and Murray Court to be a Stop Entrance at Central Avenue . Motion carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Petersen and Rosselli being noted absent . Councilman Arnett moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO , 6011 APPROPRIATING $ 1 , 950 FROM UNAPPRO - PRIATED BALANCE OF SALES TAX CAPITAL EXPENDITURE FUND TO PROVIDE FOR PURCHASE OF PORTABLE BLEACHERS , seconded by Councilman Henderson , and carried on roll call vote , Councilmen Petersen and Rosselli being noted absent , Councilman Henderson moved to continue consideration of Ordinance amending " Closing Out Sale " Ordinance for one week , since proposed ordinance had not been submitted for Council ' s review until this meeting , besides it being better to await such action until a full Council present next week , seconded by Councilman Keckley and carried ( MINUTE ORDER #69- 113 ) . Recommendation of Nominating Committee for Citizens Advisory Board to expand the Citizens Advisory Board from 15 to 17 members , which will also in effect reduce the number of committees on which the Council and Planning Commission representatives serve . The following candidates were submitted for ratification : Charles Randlett , Arthur Reisinger and William Downs . Councilman Keckley moved to accept recommendation of Nominating Committee , seconded by Councilman Arnett and carried ( MINUTE ORDER #69- 114 ) , Legislative Committee Report and recommmendations submitted previously to Council sum- marized as follows : (For full text see City Clerk ' s file - Legislative Committee ) A .B . 1356 relating to proposal that public employer-employee relations law apply to fire fighters employed by public agencies , other than State , Committee re - commends no action . S .S . 495 proposing that recordings be made of any meetings ( excluding executive sessions ) of city councils or planning commissions which may affect personal or property rights of any person and maintained as public records for a minimum of 10 years . Committee recommends opposition as felt method of maintaining records more of a local concern , reliability of tapes as permanent records not completely proven , and noted bill excludes the State Legislature . S .D . 1178 proposing to expand the membership of LAFC from 5 to 7 members where counties have two or more special districts which have elected boards , additional members to include two representatives from special districts . Committee concurs with League of California Cities in recommending opposition . S .B . 1414 proposing legislation which covers specific employment conditions of policemen , i . e . , hours of work per year , salary scales , mandatory escalation paid vacation periods , etc . Recommended for opposition as represents a wholesale ex - clusion from local control of basic terms of employment of one class of employees without justification , would impose intolerable and uncontrollable financial burdens upon the municipality , etc . The following proposed constitutional amendments and bills relating to building and construction matters referred to the Committee by City Manager at the request of the AN 9 '69