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4'0 � � � Humane Society service, to research and report back to Council . regarding costs, and information on recommended hours of operation so that service is provided on the streets when the problem exists ^ Discussion continued regarding concern as to how the animals would . be confined overnight until they could be transferred to the , � Humane Society facility Mr. Fales indtcated he wouid ltke the � opportunity to research the extent of the problem, and what effect " that solution would have on the problem The motion carried by unan�mous voice vote (MINUTE ORDER NO 76-142) Approval of Account No 730 was withheld pending receipt of the information requested in the motion above Municipal Marina - Account No. 750 (pp 86-87) Mr Fales summarized the proposed subprogram, which, it was pointed out, has been and is a self-sustaining operation, and the State � requires that all surplus revenues collected remain in the Mar�na fund for Marina purposes Account No 750 was appro�ed as submitted Library Service - Account No 760 (pp 88-90) Mr. Fales summarized the departmental budget, advising that the ' � increases were due to salaries and related costs as with other departments Mr Vollmayer commented regarding the termination " of the Library Dialog Service, in which the Redwood City Library a has participated during a two-year study, the details of which '� and conclusions are provided in City Manager's report of May 21, � attach�ng Ctty Librarian memorandum of May 20, 1976. The service was scheduled to terminate at the Library on May 21, 1976, but will be available at certain locations on the pen�nsula where computer terminals will be retained to serve,the public Mr Fales also noted that the Capital Improvements Budget pro- vides for minor remodeling and furnishings in the children's and reference areas of the Library, we well as for a fire alarm intrusion system Account No 760 was approved as submitted (The Council recessed for lunch from 12 Noon to 1 30 p m) Capital Improvements Program (pp 91-96) Mr Fales reviewed the Cap�tal Improvements Funds Summary portion of the proposed budget, and advised that in additton, the Capital Outlay Fund is also dealt with on Pages 6, 7 and 8 in the Alter- ' , nattves, with examples of inethods for applying existing revenues to reduce the General Fund deficit on Pages 9, 10 and 11 in the Alternatives -6- Budget Study 5%22/76