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She stated City of Colton v. Steward would not be discussed tonight but that Steward V. Sandoval. Biggs, et al, a tender of legal defense, would be discussed in public session and added as Item No. 23A as a consent item or as Item No. 28 under City Manager's Reports. Additionally, City Attorney Biggs announced that the City Council would meet in Closed Session, pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(b), to confer with its Legal Counsel regarding two matters of potential litigation. At 6:28 P. M., Mayor Gaytan adjourned the meeting to Closed Session. At 7:30 P. M., the general meeting was reconvened with all Members present as heretofore. City Attorney Biggs reported that the City Council did meet with its Labor Negotiator Harmon regarding labor negotiations with Fire, Police Rank & File and Police Management bargaining units and stated that no reportable action was taken. City Attorney Biggs reported that the City Council did meet in Closed Session, to confer with Legal Counsel regarding Taylor v. City of Colton and City of Colton v. Club 215 and stated that no reportable action was taken. City Attorney Biggs reported that the City Council did meet in Closed Session to confer with its Legal Counsel regarding two matters of potential litigation and stated that no reportable action was taken. AGENDA REVIEW: Mayor Gaytan requested to add two items to the Consent Calendar: (1) On May 6, 1997, Council approved the use of Fleming Park for a church service by Colton First Baptist Church and there is a request for permission to block "F" Street. City Clerk Barrera identified this as Consent Calendar Item No. 23A. (2) Request by Senator Feinstein for letter of support for SB615, action by congress to provide funding for 70,000 senior citizens that might otherwise be left off of SSI payments, identified as Consent Calendar Item 23B. Mayor Gaytan announced that Closed Session Item No. B, regarding tender of legal defense, would be added as Item No. 28, under City Manager's Reports and recommendations, for discussion in open forum. City Attorney Biggs stated it was the tender of legal defense of Councilmember Sandoval and herself, in the matter of Steward v. Sandoval. Biggs. et al, by the law firms of Litt and Marquez and Thomas Mort Prosser, and Knutsen. Motion/second by CM Hutton/Cook, which carried by unanimous vote, to add and modify the agenda, as listed above, pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2(b)(2). MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: MAY 2 0 1997 City Council Minutes May 20, 1997 2