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The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Boardmembers - Gunson, Kernan, McGovern, and President Haugen. NOES: None ABSENT: Boardmember Bassett ABSTAIN: None Ms. Dennis asked if there was any interest in following up on Geoff Cooper's request on having some discussion on "under what circumstances would the District ask the City to slow the building process". Mr. Pico said the City is somewhat bound because of the developer agreement. Mr. Clark said the Ad-hoc Busing Committee is discussing solutions for the traffic circulation. Ms. Michelotti said the Liaison Committee also is discussing creative self-funding solutions for the traffic situation. Ms. Ayala said Mr. Coopers other requests 'were on the firearm safety program and the police liaison. Ms. Haugen agreed the Liaison Committee needed to discuss these issues, but you must realize the time with teachers is limited. Ms. McGovern said the Liaison Committee is involved in the strategic plan. One of the strategies in the plan is how can new programs be incorporated or actually be reviewed for school programs. A strategic workshop is being held on June 15 at the School District offices at 6:30 p.m. Ms. Dennis felt the firearm safety program could be discussed through the Youth Master Plan. The Liaison Committee should discuss the issue of the police versus counseling. Ms. McGovern said it is not police versus counseling. It is when a police officer comes onto the school campus and wants to interview a student, what the policy is. The Penal and Education Code must be followed. The School District is looking at the rights of parents, students and what it can do to try and make it a good situation for everyone. Mr. Clark said it does not matter what the policy is. He said California law allows law enforcement to interview a student without a parent or guardian present. The law overwrites Joint Meeting 20 06/04/98 School Board/City Council Minutes