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85.C. CREATION OF YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD - ACOSTA With the unanimous informal consent of the Council, the Mayor requested that staff investigate establishment of a Youth Advisory Board using the following guidelines: The Board would be composed of a broad cross-section of students from the City's various high schools. Said Board would meet approximately three to four times per year for the purpose of discussing City issues which affect students. The Board would have a specified agenda of issues. The membership of the Board would be determined through a process administered by the high schools, not the Council. COMMENTS 90.A. PUBLIC COMMENTS Margaret Farris, 15200 S. Magnolia, Westminster, repeated her comments concerning threats to her personal safety by Fernando Pena and also requested her daughter be removed from the foster home in which she was residing. V. L. McGowan, 1405 S. Bristol, warned the listening audience that the proposed citywide redevelopment project would deprive citizens of individual freedoms and property rights. Gerald Conrady, 5621 W. Barbette, requested assistance from the Council in overruling a decision by the Zoning Administrator to deny his home occupation permit for operating a gunsmith facility in his back yard. The Mayor requested the City Attorney respond to Mr. Conrady in writing and provide the Council with a copy of the response. Jim McGuigan, 5642 Keelson, recommended that the City Council tapes proposed for destruction by the Clerk of the Council be given to the Santa Ana Library so the tapes can be made available for borrowing by the general public. He also informed the Council that in the near future Comcast would be requesting the City reduce Comcast's Letter of Credit. He suggested that the City evaluate this request based on performance and not accept a simple statement from the Comcast General Manager as to the firm's performance. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 83 MARCH 16, 1992