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requested a resolution be added to the next council agenda regarding opposing the State using transportation dollars. Councilmember Bennett distributed a memo to the Council regarding the State Constitution; and asked the Council to make suggestions. Councilmember Bennett requested Channel 3 have a continuous running tape explaining departments, funding, functions, and to show how local goverment works. City Manager Martinez stated he will look into the matter and would also like to videotape Fire and Police Department during events such as the last fire in Reche Canyon. City Manager Martinez stated he will set up a time line and forward it to the Council. mayor Fulp, stated he and his family enjoyed the Fiesta. PUBLIC HEARING: Landscape Maintenance District Mayor Fulp, declared the continuance of the Public Hearing. City Clerk Ramos stated there were no written objections. Director Vega stated a budget has been submitted for the maintenance portion of the landscape. The budget includes 5 positions which are vacant at this time. The action has been properly noticed. Lee Whittenburger, 1822 Cordova, Colton, an increase. Director Vega stated it is increases range from $6 to $18. asked if the annual tax levy results in different for different zones; the John Longfield, thanked Director Vega for meeting with him. Mr. Longfield stated the maintenance service was better when it was contracted out. Mr. Longfield stated he is unsure who is responsible for the park behind Cooley Ranch School. Mr. Longfield stated the citizens who paid for the park through CFD's are also paying for the park through taxes. Charles Jackson, 2568 East Topanga Way, Colton, stated the residents in Reche Canyon Country Estates feel they are not getting the service they are paying for. Residents pay approximately $15,000 per year for maintenance. Mr. Jackson stated he contacted a licensed landscaper who gave him a bid of $3,600 per year. Mr. Jackson requested the Council look into this matter and let them know why they are being charged so much and getting so little for their money. Bob Johnson, 1140 North 2nd Street, brought up the issue of the card club. Mayor Fulp stated this time is to address the landscape maintenance district only. Motion by Councilmember Cook, seconded by CouncibTember Sandoval, to close the Public Hearing. The motion was passed unanimously. Councilmember Hutton asked Director Vega to explain how the district is set up. Director Vega explained the different zones. The consultant stated the 3 AUu 0 8 1995