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i . _ . � . _ . .. . m <br /> a � � <br /> � <br /> � � <br /> (Recommendations contained in Legislative Committee <br /> Report No. 74-8 are as follows: <br /> 1. that a Charter Review Committee be established <br /> to consi�t of the members of the Legialative <br /> Commitl,ee and seven citizen members who at•e <br /> electors of the City, one each of whom shall <br /> be nominated by each Council member, with the <br /> first meeting of the Charter Review Committee <br /> to be scheduled for 7:30 a.m., Tuesday, <br /> September 17, 1974; <br /> 2. that the City not contribute ta funding an,y <br /> portion of the costs of candidate's statements <br /> of qualifications in general municipal elec- <br /> tions; <br /> 3. that Council supports SB 1804 re retired <br /> employee benefits; <br /> 4, that Council reaffirms its support of SB 2133; <br /> opposes AB 1112; reaffirms its opposition to <br /> AB 1800; and opposes AB 3666 all relating to <br /> employer-employee relations; and <br /> 5. that Council supports amendments to the Land <br /> and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 which <br /> would: (a) raise the annual authorization <br /> level of the fund to a level commensurate with <br /> the need to acquire urban open space; (b) raise <br /> the Federal matching s are for development to <br /> 60�, and for acquisition to 70qb; (c) change the <br /> state apportionment formula to provide that 20� <br /> of the allocations shall be apportioned equally <br /> among the states, 759� apportioned according to <br /> need (including factors of total state popula- <br /> tion and urban area population), with 5� to be <br /> reserved to meet emergency and research needs; <br /> (d) require annual review of each state°s <br /> program to implement statewide recreation plans <br /> with sub-state areawide review, including par- <br /> ticipation by local elected officials in the <br /> evaluation of the demand for and supply of, <br /> recreation resources, development of the state <br /> plan, and development of state procedural re- <br /> quirements; and (e) allow up to 25� of each <br /> state's apportionment to be used to enclose <br /> outdoor recreation facilities or construct <br /> indoor recreation centers as needed.) <br /> The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. <br /> (r�rrru�rE o�Ex rro. 74-i59) <br />