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Session 1149, Iiinutes Page 6 December 20, 1976 present seemed to pretty b:Tell endorse the recommendations of the administra- tion, and therefore, lie said, he moves that the Revenue Sharing funds that will be allocated to University City be designated as follows: $110,000 for Public Safety 40,000 for Environmental Protection 129000 for health 13,200 for .recreation 19200 for Transportation 5,320 for Library The total amount is $169,720 and that figure includes an interest receipt of $1,360 to then match the $168,362 in Uevenue Sharing Payments due from the Federal government. City Tanager Ellman stated that what Councilman Lieberman has listed is, of course, the general distribution of funds which may be specifically obtained by adopting, by motion, the two pages that have been submitted to the Council. These pages will then become part of the municipal budget by that motion. Notion by Councilman Lieberman was seconded by Councilman Grimm and unanimously carried. Councilman Lieberman then moved that the Budget of 1976-77 of University City be amended in accordance with tl-ie pages that were submitted to the Council by the City 1,1anager, dated December 14, 1976. Ifotiori was seconded by Councilman Weissenburger and unanimously carried. A copy of the two pages are attached hereto and made a part of the record. Councilman Weissenburger said he thinks it would be appropriate that people be aware that there will be other Revenue Snaring Fund matters coming before the Council as it gets into the next budget. CONHUNITY DEVELOPHEI:T ACT FUUDS n Councilman Gl.ickert said she assumes that the Community Development Act Funds which the City obtained had been deposited in a bank. The City Manager ex- plained that the Federal government does not permit a municipality to keep any Community Development Act Yunds it transmits over any length of time. The City is on a letter of credit basis and expenditures must be made within four or five days for the purposes designated. Councilman Glickert said she has reference to the rsonies received for the sale of ground on Olive, and the City iianager said this unspent portion is drawing; interest. STIOKE DETECTORS: Councilman Adams requested that a bill be prepared dealing with smoke detect- ors. This would be a part of the SOCA Code. He said he thinks it is neces- sary that smote detectors be required in multi -family units whether new or old buildings. Ile said that at a future date, he would like the Council to discuss the possibility of requiring smoke detectors in single family dwell- ings. Mayor Kaufman suggested that this be made as a recommendation to Mr. Al Gold- man, Director of Planning, who can then advise the Council whether this will be appropriate and if so, provide sorae guidelines. Councilman Adams said this would be satisfactory to him. The Mayor said if Mr. Goldman thinks the recommendation is appropriate, Lie can have a bill prepared, but if there are objections he can present these at the next meeting.