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Lebanoff-McNight v. City of Colton, to the Closed Session Agenda, pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2(b)(2), as there is a need to take immediate action and the need for action came to the attention of the local agency subsequent to the posting of the agenda, as specified in Government Code Section 54954.2(a). Motion carried unanimously. Uk 1: _ 4IKI &13T I Kw Mr. Fred Cordova, Colton, expressed surprise at Council's action on allocating $400,000 to the Police Department. He commented on his neighborhood park and the gang activity. He suggested that the City suspend the telephone system and re -direct those monies to the Police Department. Mr. Cordova suggested that when Councilmember Hutton speaks as a director that he take the podium as he needs to separate himself from the issues. Mr. Charles Jackson praised the Police Department. He urged that Neighborhood Services make all effort to separate adult and children schedules, especially when space is rented for a recovering narcotics meeting. Ms. Jean Hart spoke about the utility statement and inquired why people get the pink final notice after the bill is paid. Mayor Fulp directed the City Manager to investigate and report. MAYOR & COUNCIL COMMENTS District 2 CM Hutton read the proclamation declaring April 28, 1996 to May 5, 1996 as Soil/Water Stewardship Week. District 3 CM Beltran read the proclamation declaring May 5, 1996 as Cinco de Mayo Celebration Day. CM Beltran read an article about removal by Southern Pacific of all the rails in the Mt. Vernon corridor. He asked citizen for input regarding landscaping,bicycle path and so on. District 4 CM Cook invited all to the Cinco de Mayo celebration at Wilson School on May 4, 1996, an all day event of food, games and fun. District 6 CM Hansen expressed condolences to the family of Captain Malouf, District 5 2 APR 2 4 1996