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Home My WebLink AboutNB04-Mayor's Office - r Q '\ VERBATIM h COUNT OF DISCUS~,.(:lN RE: LOGO Pc'll;- 1 ( ) , '\"..... Mayor: There is one other item that I would like to bring to the Council. You have before you the new logo that the Mayor of the new administration would hope that you would endor~e, showing that San Bernardino is certainly the hear~ of the Inland Empire, and that we do have pride in the progress that we are going to make. I would certainly appreciate your support of that logo. Quiel: Reilly: So move. I'll second. (Might have been Strickler) Hern: Discussion. Mayor, give me the total amount that it's going to cost the City for this. Mayor: You have had a logo already, and I don't anticipate the cost of this logo costing any more. We certainly will not destroy all of the letterheads that we have "Living City - On The Move" on. I'm kind of frugal, too. We hope to perhaps, maybe utilize this as perhaps a fundraising - print "T" shirts, so that it supports some of the public relations activity we might do with it. If there are any increased cost to the City, certainly we would come back to the Council, if that amount was not in either the Mayor's Public Relations Budget or set aside. Okay? Hern: I still don't hear the total amount, the total cost. I would have hoped that we would have done a cost analysis before we say we are going to do this, and then to make a decision. Because to do this, and then assume it's going to cost $20,000 or $40 or $50,000 and we don't know.. . Quiel: What the intent is, and correct me if I am wrong, Madam Mayor, what you've just said is that we will make the change over as need arises. Mayor: That's right. It's like, the logo is used on the patches of the uniforms - it's time to order patches. So, it's not going to cost any more to have a change of logo. Marks: Through the chair. issues: 1. adopting that as Bernardino... Aren't there really two the logo for the City of San Hern: and the philosophy... Marks: ...and the second one is a plan of action for implementation. Strickler: ...for implementation... Mayor: Yes. Marks: right? So the first motion is to adopt it as a logo, Mayor: Right. We're not changing the City Seal. It's a logo that has been changed with every administration that I have been aware of. Quiel: I would like again for you to tell me, how did you pick the blue? The sky's the limit, huh? Mayor: The sky's the limit. Mayor: Can we call for the vote? Hern: Unless I get the costs, I can't support it. Mayor: Thank you. ... o '\ -....I Paqe 2 0: L :) Strickler: We have another item. We need the attorney's opinion on this letter. (Marks and Hernandez were still discussing amongst themselves the difference between adopting the logo, that implementation was something else and that we would corne back with the costs then.) Quiel: letter. What's your opinion, Ralph (Prince), on. the You don't get to vote on the logo, forget that. Marks: What about blazers for the Council and the Mayor with the logo? Seriously. Every other city does it. What this city doesn't have enough of is boosterism. Strickler: In fact, when we go to conventions or seminars and meetings... Quiel: I use a 42 Regular - who is taking the order? Marks: I wear a 52 Regular. Mayor: Do we have an opinion on what this body can take up on this RDA issue? Subject changed... . /"-.... ....."- PROPOSED QNDMENT TO COUNQ ~lINUTES E)aq~~ 1 uf 1 :) NEW CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO LOGO Mayor Wilcox introduced a new City of San Bernardino logo, and requested its endorsement by the Common Council. Council Member Quiel made a motion, seconded by Council Member Reilly, that the new logo for the City of San Bernardino be adopted. Discussion was held regarding a plan of implemen~ tation of the new logo and a cost analysis for the imple- mentation plan. Suggestions were proposed for use of the new logo. The motion carried by the following vote: