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Councilmember Beltran point out that there are a lot of delinquent properties in the City and did not believe it was a good idea to have the County handle this. Mayor Fulp reminded Council of the warning from the City Attorney and the City Manager that once the agreement is entered into, the City cannot get out. Further, Mayor Fulp inquired if the City enters into the agreement, does it give up its ability to get the property to the County. City Attorney Biggs said that did not know the answer but that it was logical that the County would receive that benefit. After discussion, motion by Councilmember Bennett, seconded by Councilmember Beltran to return the matter to staff for further research and analysis carried with Councilmembers Cook and Hutton voting "No." PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: La Cadena Beautification Project II and III - Status Report Councilmember/Director Hutton reported that this project is 90% complete. He informed that an automobile accident wiped out part of the fence and the contractor will have to replace it. He said he was hoping to obtain an extension on paving north and south La Cadena, with a one - inch cap, which was approved last month. There was discussion on capping to be rid of potholes and limit the City's liability. There was inquiry regarding lighting schedule and Electric Utility Director Clarke said there will soon be bids for light standards and the bids for trenching and conduit are anticipated in December or January. Councilmember Sandoval announced there were plans for 67 lights to be installed. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Guyaux Property Director Zamora reported that staff has been involved with inspection and monitoring. Code Enforcement has been out to the property three times a week. The property owner has complied with directives: A fence and fence gate with lock have been installed. Scrap metal and tires have been removed. Mr. Guyaux submitted proof and was present to answer any questions. There were questions on the number of well sites and their availability to testing. Mr. Guyaux agreed to provide copies of proof of work accomplished. MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS: District 6 Councilmember Sandoval announced that the substation, on Washington, had opened and expressed appreciation to Police Chief Lunsford, the volunteers and the management of the Courtyard for their exemplary effort and for working in the right direction. He thanked the residents of Lake Cadena for battling the brush fire in the La Loma Hills. He 5 OCl `c 5 1995