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(12) PULLED FOR DISCUSSION; SEE ABOVE. (13) Cooley Ranch RDA Project Amendment to Ordinance No. 0-24-94: An Ordinance Establishing and Amending Certain Limitations with Respect to the Redevelopment Plan for the Cooley Ranch Redevelopment Project, SECOND READING, ORDINANCE NO. 0- 01-95. (Item No. 18 from Agenda 2-7-95] (14) Fire Department Adoption of Resolution Authorizing "Designation of Applicants Agent" to Apply for Federal Assistance, RESOLUTION NO. R-14-95. (15) PULLED FROM AGENDA. (16) Claims Claims of Rick Turner and Lisa Wasson denied. Motion by Councilmember Cook, seconded Councilmember Sandoval, to approve Consent Calendar with exceptions as listed. Unanimous vote. MAYOR & COUNCIL COMMENTS With consensus of Council, Mayor Fulp advanced Mayor/Council Comments Section on Agenda for the purpose of presenting a Resolution of Recognition to Colton residents Bruce and Suzann Carr. Mayor Fulp recognized the many years of dedicated service provided by these persons and he wished them well in their new endeavors as they move to New York. He presented a personal kudo and he read an appropriate quote from George Bernard Shaw which he felt best typified this couple. PUBLIC COMMENT: Youth Board and Community Center Ms. Jeni Gaskins, 716 Atchison, spoke on behalf of the Youth Board. With its leader Rita Coronado gone, she asked if the Youth Board would continue to exist. City Manager Martinez responded that the Youth Board would continue. He assured that the Recreation and Human Services Director would address the matter and assign another person to perform those duties. Mr. Vincente Valdez, 296 E. "L" Street, addressed the need for the Hutton and Luque Centers. He spoke against the laying -off of staff. He said staff made the youth feel at home; they made the place comfortable for the youth. Mr. Valdez said the centers and staff helped to keep the kids off the street. With staff gone, there is nothing left for the youth. FED 2 1 1995