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The City Engineer then explained his recommendation that the Citv adopt a resolution which will authorize participation in a program to bring traffic and regulatory signs in the City up to uniform code to enable the City to qualify for the federal funding for 90% of the costs. He said standardization of the signage would probably be required by the State sooner or later with no funding attached to those regulationz. He also felt it would be an economy for the City to retain Jack Prderzor. Associates, the traffic engineering consultants who had made the 1975 traffic control device inventory for the City, to prepare the applicatir for such funding and to advise the staff regarding the program. Motion by Councilman Sund.land and seconded by Councilman Haik to adopt Resolution #76-046 agreeing to update and keep the City in compliance with the Regulatory Transportation Standards. RESOLUTION #76 - 046 RESOLUTION FOR PROJECT FOR CORRECTING REGU- LATORY AND WARNING SIGN DEFICIENCIES ROADWAY SIGNING Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Comstock left the meetinq at 10:00 P.M. The mayor and Councilman Haik reported they had received confirmation of the resignation of two of their appointees to the Human Relations Committee and the following motion was made: Motion by Councilman Haik and seconded by Councilman Stauffer to re- gretfully accept the resignations of Stephanie Subak and Judy Makowske from the Human Relations Committee and to direct that Certificates of Appreciation for their service be sent to them. Motion carried unanimously. The Manager reported letters had been sent to Comrittee members inform- ing them that Jim Gahagan would serve as the temporary chairman of that body. Mayor Miedtke then announced his appointment of. Nancy Koepcke, 3013 Crestview Drive, to serve on the Committee. Problers experienced by the merchants and the City Police Department iris the supervision and regulation of the amusement machines scattered throughout the Apache Shopping Center Mall were reported by the Manager who said full consideration of these licenses and their fees should probably be given at the time the licenses come up for renewal in March - Motion by Councilman Stauffer and seconded by Councilman Sundland to direct the City Attorney in consultation with the City P?anager to pre- pare an ordinance regulating amusement machines. Motion carried unanimously. (6)