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88 Councilman Petersen expressed his objections to statements made concerning proposal to restrict agreement with Stone & Pungberg to a particular indi- vidual, as felt Council's previous actions had clearly indicated their belief in this firm and their advice on City affairs. Councilman Rosselli stated he felt Council's motion accepted full and complete recommendation made by Staff. Mayor Herkner announced roll call vote would be on action as recommended in the Staff report. Motion carried on roll call vote. (MINUTE ORDER #67-98) City Manager asked that this item requesting approval of a Supplementary Agree- ment for water main enlargements for Junior College District (Canada Campus) be deleted from this Agenda for one week as a small area of concern had developed in this matter which needed further review. Mayor Herkner announced item would be on next Council Agenda of June 5th. (Memo 5/23/67) Councilman Bury moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 5370 REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 4326 RELATING TO TRAILER PARKS, seconded by Councilman Granger.' Chief Building Official's report stated the cost of inspection and enforcement of the many State regulations on mobile homes far exceeded the fees collected by the City. He also reported the State Division of Housing was staffed with field personnel trained to provide the necessary enforcement of the law, and it was his recommendation to revert enforcement back to the State of California, Division of Housing and Community Developments by this proposed action. It was further reported if this action is taken, the City would still retain complete zoning control of any existing and proposed mobile home park developments in accordance with State legislation. Councilman Rosselli expressed concern for proposed action resulting in another step of giving away Home Rule and felt reten- tion of jurisdiction by the City should be maintained in every possible way. He questioned whether it would be possible to increase fees in order that the City might be able to handle this enforcement. Chief Building Official stated State Department of Housing and Community Development had already completely pre-empted this field by legislation some five years ago on enforcement and that City could make no change of any kind. He advised some fifty cities in the State have since referred this back to the State because of the present legislation. * 22 '67