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Ruben C. Renteria, MW I, Carolina P. Barrera, Senior Office Specialist; and Teresa S. Delgado, Cemetery Manager. Mayor Fulp acknowledge the Citizen Volunteers who assisted the Police Department and donated 78 hours. 3 -Way Ston Councilmember Hansen requested this item be pulled and discussed in conjunction with Item #26 of the Agenda. Realignment of Barton Road and Palm Ave Councilmember Hansen presented to Council the Traffic Study completed by Mr. Miller and San Bernardino County in regards to Barton Road and La Cadena and requested a consensus from Council to direct the Traffic Committee to work on this project and be allowed to present this study to the City of Grand Terrace. Discussion followed and with a consensus by Council, Mayor Fulp directed the City Manager to refer this study to the Traffic Committee and present this study to the City of Grand Terrace. MOU between the U.S. Fish & Wildfire Service and AMIGA Councilmember Sanders, Member of the AMIGA Board, presented this item for discussion and made a motion to have a 160 acres set-aside for economic development and offer other acreage as land subject to mitigation and present our concerns at the next AMIGA Executive Committee on November 7, 1996, authorize the Mayor and Councilmember Sanders as the City's representatives, and to send a letter to AMIGA expressing the position of the City of Colton regarding providing habitat to the Delhi sands flower -loving fly ("DSF") in the City of Colton city limits stating the following points: 1) The City of Colton will not accept or abide by the proposed agreement with the United States Department of Fish and Wildlife to set aside 250 areas within the City of Colton as Delhi sands flower -loving fly habitat; 2) The City of Colton will actively, aggressively, and vigorously contest legally and politically to the fullest extent possible any agreement that sets aside the land for habitat for the Delhi sands flower -loving fly whether proposed or approved by AMIGA or any agency that disproportionately burdens the City of Colton with regard to development in the Agua Mansa Corridor; 3) The City will participate in new discussions with AMIGA and other appropriate agencies with regard to the habitat for the Delhi sands flower -loving fly so long as such discussions are undertaken with a view toward reaching a balance and equitable result that protects the economic and social interests of the City of Colton. Councilmember Hansen seconded the motion. Unanimous vote. PUBLIC HEARING: Construction of Freeway Oriented Signs 0 Nov 5