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AGENDA (continued) ACTION TAKEN (continued) REPORTS OF CITY MANAGER (continued) REPORTS OF CITY MANAGER (continued) Item No.3 (continued) , to C. G. Uhlenberg and Company who are serving as the City's auditors. M/S: Biagi/Bury to approve the engagement of C. G. Uhlenberg and Company to audit City's . books and records for the year ended June 30, : 1982 at a cost of $18,700. Carried unanimously by voice vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 82-103 (Council recessed from 8:20 to 8:30 p.m.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4. Peninsula New Life Center Report Report of City Manager and Senior Citizens Advisory Committee 6/23/82 (also see previous reports) Stuart Auchincloss, attorney, Fitzpatrick Building, replied to questions relating to financial details of the subject Center and to the contract arrangements with prospective residents of the Center for housing, meals and service. Rev. Rick Howard, Peninsula Christian Church, commented and replied to questions concerning the need for the proposed Center; the conditions regarding the 50 units which the Church would sell; State licensing requirements; the extent of care available at the Center to residents; the circumstances which would lead to a resident being required to move elsewhere; and the Center's obligation and responsibilities to residents at such time as they might not be able to pay the monthly operating charge. Discussion followed and Mr. Auchincloss commented and replied to ques- tions relating to the existence of a municipal benefit of the Center; the facilities, service and meals to be provided; the likelihood of residents being able to continue to meet monthly costs; and whether applicants for residence will be screened financially. John Irons, Ziegler Securities, Walnut Creek, described the documents to be drafted by the bond counsel for bond buyers. City Attorney Schricker stated that the substance of a municipal purpose for the Center and the findings of a bond counsel are different. Mr. Schricker pointed out that features of the Center would have to distin- quish it as a public versus private benefit. M/S: Claire/Biagi to continue consideration of the Peninsula New Life Center until July 19, 1982 and in the interval, a committee composed of Councilmen Claire and Biagi and representatives of the applicants (Peninsula New Life Center) get together to take a look at the proposed Center as the subject of providing municipal benefits. The motion failed on a voice vote which t1ayor Stangel determined to be 3-3. M/S: Mosher/Britschgi to vote now with regard to the subject Center. Rev. Howard (see above) suggested he believes there are ways in which the Center meets the requirement of being a municipal benefit and therefore eligible for tax exempt revenue bonds to be issued by the City. He urged further consideration of the matter. MOTION WITHDRAWN: Councilman Mosher withdrew her motion. M/S: Claire/Biagi to reconsider the motion which failed by a tie voice vote. ("to continue consideration of the Peninsula New Life Center until July 19, 1982 and in the interval, a committee composed of Councilmen Claire and Biagi and representatives of the applicants (Peninsula New Reg.Mtg. 6/28/82 Page 4 13'1 ~.