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� . � t � 3 ,� POLICE (continued) _L�ela Lo �ne, 2332 Cheshire Way, commented on the effects of Proposition 13 on schools and parks, the increasing vandalism in parks and lack of control of large dogs on the streets Assistant City Manager Smith acknowledged the animal control problem is a matter of concern, and indicated that a plan will be coming to all cities in ' the County and will be funded by increased dog license fees " 2 Return $18,650 for Capital Expenditures MOTION Councilman Bury moved to return an amount of $5,650 for Lapital Expenditures The motion carried by ma�ority voice vote 3 Additional Parking Enforcement Deputy � MOTION Councilman Biagi moved, seconded by Councilman Narris to approve an additional Parking Enforcement Deputy The motion carned by ma,�ority voice vote _ 4 Re-establish tvro Police Clerk positions (no action) FIRE 1 Fire Safety Net MOTION Councilman Leipzig moved, seconded by Councilman Norris, to approve replacement of the Fire Safety Net The motion carrled unanimously by voice vote 2 Re-establtsh Fire Protection Engineer (na action) 3 Portable Pumps MOTION Councilman Biagi moved, seconded by Councilman Norris, to ' approve request for Portable Pumps The motion carried unanimously by voice vote Howard Cahill, member of the County Comnissian on Aging, asked that funds e con� siEere� for the Senior Orop-In Center Mayor Barrett advised that the Council was presently considering department requests in their order, and other requests uill be considered later in the meeting PUBLIC WORKS 1 Consumer Services - Water Division (Previously approved rein- statement of two consumer Service Technicians for water meter reading function See Minute Order No 78-219, Counctl meeting September 18, 1978) Public Works Director Pusich noted that the Traffic Engineering Division handles more calls than any ather divisian in Public Works, and deals with investigatlons of high accTdent locations, traffic lights, requests -4- Budget Study 9/30/18 ,