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245 <br /> City Manager also responded to fact that as amendment now stands , an employee <br /> who does not elect to participate cannot later change this status , although <br /> this restriction might possibly be changed later , if State consented . It was <br /> particularly stressed fee for this benefit to employee was fixed at $ 2 . 00 , to <br /> City at $ 5 . 00 until next actuarial audit and then would be added in as a per- <br /> centage of salaries , which only the legislature could change thereafter . <br /> Mayor Bury asked that record indicate , because of numerous inquiries , this <br /> proposed benefit in no way related to the proposed disability benefit now under <br /> study . City Manager advised he had reported to Councilman Weymouth , Chairman <br /> of the Committee investigating a proposed disability benefit for safety workers , <br /> of the actuarial consulting firm of Coates Herfurth & England indicating their <br /> willingness to accept this project and make an actuarial study , pooling of <br /> other pertinent information from each member of Police and Fire personnel , <br /> and of their having been given assurance of the availability of other data from <br /> the State . Motion carried on roll call vote . <br /> Councilman Keckley moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 5889 APPROVING SPECIFICATIONS FOR <br /> TWO FOUR-DOOR SEDAN AUTOMOBILES , ONE ELECTRIC FORKLIFT TRUCK , AND ONE TRUCK <br /> MOUNTED HI-LIFT HYDRAULIC OPERATED AERIAL TOWER; AND, AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK <br /> TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , seconded by Councilman Arnett . <br /> Staff reported Electric Forklift Truck was budgeted as part of the equipment <br /> for the new Municipal Services Center , cost estimated at $ 8 , 200 ; Hi -Lift Hy- <br /> draulic Aerial Tower , truck mounted , requested by the Park Department for use <br /> in tree trimming operations , with $20 , 000 having been appropriated in the Sales <br /> Tax Capital Expenditure Fund for this purpose ; 1 standard Police Patrol Car <br /> for Public Works Department to replace a 1955 Ford Sedan formerly used by the <br /> Water Department . An appropriation from the Contingent Reserve of the Equip- <br /> ment Replacement Fund needed for this last item only . Motion carried on roll <br /> call vote . <br /> Councilman Weymouth moved to introduce Ordinance appropriating $2500 from unappropri- <br /> ated balance of Euipment Replacement Fund to provide for purchase of Department <br /> of Public Works vehicle , seconded by Councilman Rosselli and carried . <br /> Appointments for Council representation on Citizens Advisory Committee , Nominating <br /> Committee , and Task Groups formulated for GENERAL PLAN studies . <br /> Mayor Bury advised that because of each Council member ' s special interest and <br /> talent in specific areas of which he was aware , he would ask that he be permitted <br /> to make the appointments for the seven Task Groups , if there were no objections . <br /> He stated further that he believed appointments for the Nominating and Advisory <br /> Committees should be a matter for all Council members to indicate their own <br /> choices . Mayor Bury also , for benefit of those present , explained purpose of <br /> these Committees with Council and Planning Commission representation to work <br /> with citizen members to be chosen later , to open up avenues of understanding and <br /> concern for Redwood City in terms of General Plan recommendations which will re - <br /> sult in something positive for the city . <br /> Jul 27 '69 <br />