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Oral Communications (continued) 3. Bill Chambers, 775 E1 Camino Real, said he was unaware of the petition, and also objected to the change in the parking limit in that block. Councilman Claire advised that the Parking Committee was unanimous in its recommendation, because the businesses needed turnover, and did not want long term parking. 4. William J. Hines, 882 Main Street, indicated that he finds the taxicab service unsatisfactory, that patrons of his bar sometimes must wait an hour or more for cab service, and that at times he is unable to get a cab at all. He thought the City should have a larger number of taxicabs. At the request of Mayor Britschgi, City Manager Smith advised he will obtain a list of taxicab companies serving the City. MEMO 6/7/85 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- REPORTS OF BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES 6. Legislative Committee Report No. 85 -4 (301 -06) Vice Mayor Mosher, Chairman of the Committee, presented Items 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the subject report. Councilman Stangel presented Items 5, 6 and 7 of the subject report. M /S: Mosher / Stangel to accept Legislative Committee Report No. 85 -4 as follows: (1) Legislative Intent for Local Residential Zoning - AB 1240 (Konnyu) - SUPPORT (2) Restrictions on Development Fees and Dedications - SB 1454 (B. Green) - MONITOR (3) Compulsory Arbitration for Peace Officer and Firefighter Negotiations - SB 1398 (Dills) - OPPOSE (4) Restriction on Local Taxing Authority - ACA 26; AB 1866 (Johnson) - OPPOSE (5) Mandatory Payment of Attorneys Fees under Brown Act - AB 1129 - OPPOSE (6) Relief from "deep pocket" Litigation - SB 75 (Foran) - SUPPORT (7) Protection for "Latchkey" Children - SB 303 (Roberti) - SUPPORT Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 85 -78 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- Reg.Mtg. 6/3/85 Page 7 MINUTE BOOK NO. 45 Page No. 450