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Larry Ortega, Executive Director of Community Union, Inc., spoke in support of the CDBG allocation funding for the Community Union, Inc. - youth computer education. Fred Cordova, Colton resident, requested an increase of $10,000 to the CDBG allocation for the Senior Nutrition Program and supported the CDBG allocation funding to the City of Colton Neighborhood Services Department - rehabilitation of Pete Luque Community Center - Phase IL James Curtis, Regional Supervisor for the Department of Aging and Adult Services, spoke for continued support of the CDBG allocation ftinding for the Department of Aging and Adult Services - senior nutrition program. Steve Anderson, Colton resident, supported the Seniors Program, Luque Center Rehabilitation, Inland Temporary Homes, and requested a fund allocation for residents of Rancho Mediten-rania. He asked that no funding be allocated to Los Padrinos. David Zamora, Community Development Director explained that of the total allocation of $368,000 there was a restriction of 15% for public service, approximately $55,200. Director Zamora requested that the items listed for allocation to the Community Development - Code Enforcement be seriously considered for approval. Rosemary Colunga, Colton resident spoke in support of the CDBG allocation funding to the City of Colton Neighborhood Services Department - rehabilitation of Pete Luque Community Center - Phase IL Motion by Councilmember Cook, seconded by Councilmember Sandoval to close the Public Hearing. Unanimous vote. Andres Soto, Principal Planner, informed that the City allocation was $368,000 from which $5,000 was being returned to CM Sanders which he loaned to the Steelworkers Foundation, leaving a balance of $363,000. He stated there were additional funds which were reprogrammed from another project that was completed in the amount of $6,583 resulting in the total sum of $369,583 available to allocate to the projects. He noted that this total did not include about $15,766 that CM Sanders had in his contingency account. Discussion commenced regarding the funding allocations before Council, prioritization of the programs and determination of the appropriate allocation for each proponent. Motion/second by, CM Sandoval/Cook to approve the following programs and allocations: • Steelworkers Oldtimers Foundation - $10,000 • Greater SB Area Special Olympics - $770 • Children's Fund Inc - $51000 • Department of Aging and Adult Services - $ 10,000 • Greater SB Area Special Olympics - $ 1,000 ri