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and Mayor Fulp voting "No." After discussion on a point of order, Councilmember Sanders cautioned that the City will soon select participants to the fireworks stands and there were no firm time -tables or information regarding guidelines or formation of committee. He indicated that Council should provide minimal direction and said Fire Marshal Sork should provide a defined time -table. Councilmember Beltran stated that the action taken is directing the Fire Marshal Sork as Chairman of the Fireworks Sales Committee to set up the guidelines and to return to Council with recommendations as to the numbers and selection process on the fire stands with City Council to make the final decision. PUBLIC COMMENT: Senior Citizens Talent Show Mr. William Richards, Colton, said that Code Enforcement had cleaned up Valley Boulevard. He invited the Council and the Public to attend the Senior Citizens First Annual Talent Show. Repairs Mr. Don Bradley, Colton, complained there was no progress on his road and inquired why nothing had happened. He said he spoke with City Attorney Biggs and City Clerk Ramos. He indicated this was as a result of a claim filed in 1993, which was denied and there was a lawsuit. He said there was an agreement which contained a stipulation that the City would fix the road on the hillside. He was told the work would commence within 60 days. Mr. Bradley said he received a letter from the County's Building and Safety Department. He expected the work to be completed prior to the rainy season as the hillside is unsafe. Mr. Bradley said he was told by the City that plans, sent to the County, were lost but he found that the County did not lose the plans. Rather, he found that Supervisor Riordan's assistant had walked them through. He said the County had asked for two additional items that had not been provided by the City. City Attorney Biggs advised there was pending litigation and she could not comment on Mr. Bradley's remarks. She indicated that she had not hear from his counsel. City Attorney Biggs stated she remembered there was a commitment to carry the matter through. Mr. Bradley insisted there was a mutual settlement agreement which had caused him to dismiss the case against the City. City Attorney Biggs stated the dismissal was without prejudice and reminded Mr. Bradley that this was not the forum for this discussion. City Manager Martinez offered to set up a meeting with Mr. Bradley. Measure "A" 21 DEC 0 5 1995