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1998 MIN SEP 15
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1 (2) Approved a voting delegate and an alternate delegate for the League of California Cities <br />Annual Business Meeting in Long Beach on October 3, 1998. <br />(3) Supported Mayor Pro Tem Betty Cook's request to continue serving as a League of <br />California Cities Policy Committee Member. <br />(4) Supported Mayor Pro Tem Betty Cook's request to continue serving as Colton's <br />Representative for the National League Cities. <br />(5) Staff directed to prepare and return with resolution in Support of AB2090, which gives <br />Local Agencies the Authority to allow Fireworks to be sold six (6) days prior to the <br />Millenium Celebration of January 1, 2000. <br />AGENDA REVIEW: <br />ITEM 17: Discussion had regarding MOU's or contracts, regarding benefits or salaries, and the <br />question as to whether they applied to elected officials, particularly, the item as to educational <br />reimbursement. Director Morris agreed to do research and provide a copy to CM Hutton. <br />MOTION/VOTE: <br />Motion/second by Mayor Gaytan/CM Cook to approve the Consent Calendar. <br />ITEM 12: Inquiry made if campaign funds were being used for this item and what were <br />requirements. City Attorney Carvalho stated the FPPC rules held that whenever an individual or <br />entity spends more than $1,000 on an election issue, be it to support an individual candidate or <br />ballot measure, that the expenditure is reportable to FPPC. In response to community request, <br />Mayor Gaytan said he and his wife were sponsoring six concerts in the park, solely as a public <br />benefit. He stated this was not a political item. He said it would be funded through his <br />officeholder's account and not from campaign funds. Discussion continued on budget, <br />appropriate fees and clean up <br />Item 21: This item pulled for separate vote. <br />MOTION/VOTE: <br />Mayor Gaytan restated the primary vote to approve the Consent Calendar, except for Item No. <br />23, already voted on and except for Item No. 21, pulled for separate vote. Motion carried upon <br />unanimous vote. <br />ITEM 21: Motion/second by CM Hutton/Sanders to approve RESOLUTION NO. R-92-98, <br />carried upon unanimous vote. <br />CONSENT CALENDAR <br />1_ (6) Minutes - Approved Minutes for the Regular Meeting held September 1, 1998, on file in <br />the Office of the City Clerk. <br />Council Mins Sep. 15; 1998 4 <br />
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