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Resolution Log RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 84-0001 HUMAN RESOURCES: Appoint City Clerk (E. Frederick Bien) 11/29/84 84-0002 HUMAN RESOURCES: Appoint City Attorney (Michael Jenkins) 11/29/84 84-0003 HUMAN RESOURCES: Appoint City Manager (E. Frederick Bien) 11/29/84 84-0004 ADMINISTRATIVE: Posting of ordinances & resolutions 11/29/84 84-0005 ADMINISTRATIVE: Posting locations 11/29/84 84-0006 ADMINISTRATIVE: Filing of documents with State & County 11/29/84 84-0007 ADMINISTRATIVE: Adopt City Seal 11/29/84 84-0008 PERSONNEL: Agreement for City Manager services 11/29/84 84-0009 PUBLIC WORKS: Withdraw from L.A. County Road Districts 11/29/84 84-0010 COUNTY: General Services Agreement 11/29/84 84-0011 COUNTY: Assumption & Liability Agreement 11/29/84 84-0012 COUNTY: L.A. County Preservation of Rights Agreement 11/29/84 84-0013 COUNTY: Appoint County Officers as City Officers 11/29/84 84-0014 COUNTY: Law Enforcement Services agreement 11/29/84 84-0015 STATE: Request Highway Patrol to provide traffic enforcement 11/29/84 84-0016 STATE: Agreement with State Board of Equalization 11/29/84 84-0017 COUNTY: Agreement for Public Sanitary Sewer Maintenance 11/29/84 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 1 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 84-0018 COUNTY: Enforcement of Health Ordinance 12/06/84 84-0019 COUNTY: Enforce Public Health Laws and Regulations 12/06/84 84-0020 COUNTY: Enforce Industrial Waste Provisions 12/06/84 84-0021 COUNTY: Building and Related Services 12/06/84 84-0022 COUNTY: Engineering Services 12/06/84 84-0023 COUNTY: Street Maintenance 12/06/84 84-0024 COUNTY: Ambulance Services 12/06/84 84-0025 COUNTY: Animal Control Services 12/06/94 84-0026 FINANCE: Demand Register #1 12/13/84 84-0027 FINANCE: Demand Register #2 12/13/84 84-0028 FINANCE: Deposit Account with Bank of L.A. 12/13/84 84-0029 FINANCE: Demand Register #3 12/20/84 84-0030 FINANCE: Issuance of a negotiable note ($100,000) 12/20/84 85-0031 COUNTY: Transfer titles of all city parks 01/10/85 85- 0031A FINANCE: Demand Register #4 01/03/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 2 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0032 PERSONNEL: Table of organization for Fiscal Year 84-85 01/24/85 85-0033 FINANCE: Amend 85-0031A and Demand Register #4 01/24/85 85-0034 FINANCE: Demand Register #5 01/24/85 85-0035 SUPPORT: Assembly Bill 1, Recourse for victims of sexual orientation discrimination 01/24/85 85-0036 FRANCHISE: Southern California Gas Company 02/07/85 85-0037 FINANCE: Demand Register #6 02/07/85 85-0038 OPPOSE: AB 483, A preemptive Control Bill 02/07/85 85-0039 OPPOSE: Diminution or elimination of Santa Monica Boulevard Median Strip 02/07/85 85-0040 PERSONNEL: Agreement for Interim Management Services 02/21/85 85-0041 FINANCE: Demand Register #7 02/21/85 85-0042 PERSONNEL: Approve agreement for Rent Control Consultant 02/21/85 85-0043 PLANNING: Building, Electrical, Plumbing & Mechanical Codes 03/14/85 85-0044 FINANCE: Fees and charges for certain services 03/07/85 85-0045 FINANCE: Demand Register #8 03/07/85 85-0046 SUPPORT: County Resolution #3343 / Road Program 03/07/85 85-0047 FRANCHISE: Southern California Edison 03/07/85 85-0048 HUMAN RESOURCES: Equal provision for Domestic Partners of employees 03/07/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 3 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0049 FINANCE: Persons authorized to draw checks on City Account 03/21/85 85-0050 FINANCE: Demand Register #9 03/21/85 85-0051 FINANCE: Amend 85-0034 and Demand Register #5 03/21/85 85-0052 FINANCE: Amend 85-0041 and Demand Register #7 03/21/85 85-0053 FINANCE: Amend 85-0045 and Demand Register #8 03/21/85 85-0054 HUMAN RESOURCES: Amend 85-0032 add Public Information Officer 04/18/85 85-0055 SUPPORT: Gay and Lesbian Film Festival 04/04/85 85-0056 FINANCE: Demand Register #10 04/04/85 85-0057 COUNTY: City Zone within County Lighting District LLA-1 04/18/85 85-0058 FINANCE: Demand Register #11 04/18/85 85-0059 COUNTY: Request additional law enforcement services 04/18/85 85-0060 SUPPORT: AB 1250, Health Benefit Survivorship Rights 04/25/85 85-0061 COUNTY: WEHO Sherman Sewer Maintenance District 05/02/85 85-0062 PUBLIC WORKS: Streets/Highways part of the L.A. County system 05/02/85 85-0063 LEGAL: City Clerk to accept interests in real property for road purposes 05/02/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 4 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0064 Never Adopted 85-0065 FINANCE: Demand Register #12 05/02/85 85-0066 HUMAN RESOURCES Appoint City Clerk (P. Brotzman) 05/02/85 85-0067 HUMAN RESOURCES Appoint City Manager (P. Brotzman) 05/02/85 85-0068 FINANCE: Persons authorized to draw checks 05/09/85 85-0069 FINANCE: Request Bank of LA to open Mastercharge & Visa Accounts 05/09/85 85-0070 FINANCE: Demand Register #13 05/16/85 85-0071 PERSONNEL: Appoint City Treasurer (J. Ahearn) 05/16/85 85-0072 FINANCE: Amend 85-0058 and Demand Register #11 05/16/85 85-0073 ADMINISTRATIVE: Authorize City Manager to enter into lease for City Hall 05/29/85 85-0074 OPPOSE: Deny L.A. City’s Waiver Secondary Treatment Standards 05/29/85 85-0075 FINANCE: Fees, charges and policy for West Hollywood and Plummer Parks 06/06/85 85-0076 FINANCE: Demand Register #14 06/06/85 85-0077 SUPPORT: SB 338, Senior and Handicapped Housing Bond Act 06/13/85 85-0078 FINANCE: Amend 85-0076 and Demand Register #14 06/20/85 85-0079 STATE: Cost-sharing agreement for State Highways 07/11/85 85-0080 MISC: Commend Lt. Quinn/Sheriff’s Department for Excellence in Service 06/20/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 5 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0081 FINANCE: Demand Register #15 06/20/85 85-0082 RENT STABILIZATION: Negative Declaration for Rent Control Ordinance 06/27/85 85-0083 SUPPORT: Endorse Fresh Grape Boycott of 1985 06/27/85 85-0084 FINANCE: Amend 85-0081 and Demand Register #15 07/11/85 85-0085 FINANCE: Demand Register #16 07/11/85 85-0086 SUPPORT: SB 1091, Property Tax Allocation 07/11/85 85-0087 FINANCE: Demand Register #17 07/25/85 85-0088 PERSONNEL: Appoint City Clerk (M. Tyson) 08/01/85 85-0089 FINANCE: Revenue Sharing Credit for County Fire Protection Taxpayers 08/01/85 85-0090 FINANCE: Revenue Sharing Credit for County Library Taxpayers 08/01/85 85-0091 FINANCE: Demand Register #18 08/08/85 85-0092 MISC: Commemorate Community Development Block Grant Day, August 29 08/08/85 85-0093 FINANCE: Amend 84-0028; persons authorized to draw checks 08/15/85 85-0094 Never Adopted 85-0095 MISC: Seat Belts Work Month 08/15/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 6 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0096 ORGANIZATIONS: Alternate to Sanitation District (V. Terrigno) 08/22/85 85-0097 FINANCE: Demand Register #19 08/22/85 85-0098 FINANCE: Examination of Sales and Use Tax Records 09/05/85 85-0099 PLANNING: Authorize aerial photographs 09/05/85 85-0100 PLANNING: Adopt procedures implementing CEQA Guidelines 09/05/85 85-0101 SUPPORT: Federal Superfund Reauthorization 08/29/85 85-0102 FINANCE: Demand Register #20 09/05/85 85-0103 FINANCE: Application for CA Senior Center Bond Act of 1984 09/05/85 85-0104 COUNTY: Submit application re: Small City Economic Development Project 09/05/85 85-0105 SPECIAL EVENT: Establish a Farmers’ Market 09/19/85 85-0106 FINANCE: Alarm permits 09/19/85 85-0107 FINANCE: County Aid to Cities Fund re: Traffic Signals Maintenance 09/19/85 85-0108 FINANCE: Demand Register #21 09/19/85 85-0109 PLANNING: Urge State for public hearings/Radioactive Waste at Diablo Canyon 09/19/85 85-0110 MISC: Host National Gay/Lesbian Elected-Appointed Officials 09/26/85 85-0111 FINANCE: Demand Register #22 10/03/85 85-0112 PARKING REGS: Establish prohibited parking during certain days for Street Sweeping 10/17/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 7 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0113 Never Adopted 85-0114 PLANNING: Enforcement Agency/ Z’Berg-Kapiloff Solid Waste Control Act 10/17/85 85-0115 MISC: Urge Simon Wisenthal Center to include all victims of violent oppression 10/17/85 85-0116 PLANNING: Code Enforcement Officers authority 10/10/85 85-0117 FINANCE: Demand Register #23 10/17/85 85-0118 FINANCE: Sign Permit application fees 10/17/85 85-0119 FINANCE: Amend 85-0093 and add Assistant City Manager to draw checks 10/24/85 85-0120 MISC: Urge Soviet Union and the U.S. to reverse the Arms Race 11/07/85 85-0121 MISC: Urge U.S. to retain the deductibility of State and Local taxes 11/07/85 85-0122 PLANNING: Deny Dance License; Approve Entertainment License (9000 Sunset) 11/07/85 85-0123 FINANCE: Demand Register #24 11/07/85 85-0124 LAW ENFORCEMENT: Access/ Summary Criminal History 11/07/85 85-0125 BOARDS/COMMISSIONS: Establish Stipends 11/07/85 85-0126 GRANTS: Amend BG-19-031, Urban Grant Program 11/21/85 85-0127 GRANTS: Amend Project Agreement No 06-00833/Land & Water Conservation Fund 11/21/85 g:\City Clerk\Resolutions\93-curr.log Page 8 - 9/27/2017 RESOLUTION LOG Number Description of Resolution Date Adopted 85-0127A FINANCE: Adopt FY 85-86 Budget 11/21/85 85-0128 SUPPORT: Endorse the “Fair Responsibility Act of 1986” 11/21/85 85-0129 POLICY: Policy re: Sanctuary 11/21/85 85-0130 Never Adopted 85-0131 GRANTS: Historic Preservation Grants-In-Aid Funds 11/21/85 85-0132 FINANCE: Demand Register #25 11/21/85 85-0133 PARKING: Hearing re: Alley south of Santa Monica 11/21/85 85-0134 PLANNING: 8358 Sunset Blvd.
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