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➢ Assemblyman John Longville provided a briefing on legislative issues and presented an update from the State Capitol on the following: Return ERAF money to local government; total $200 million package for discretionary revenue; $20 million in addition to $38.5 million for libraries; specifically $50 million earmarked each year for repayment of booking fees ($91,200 to Colton this year); specifically $75 million ERAF to be returned proportionate to amounts taken ($14,360 for Colton) and $75 million divided on per capita basis breakdown of $2.22 per resident ($103,635 for Colton), for a total of over $200,000 of new, unrestricted monies for Colton, this year. The Governor vetoed $2 million from library money only. Question and answer period followed on these items: Bill 87 (Grundsville); group homes; transportation money for Southern California; Educational Revenue Augmentation Fund (ERAF); the formula applied for return of money this year and the need for a long-term solution for subsequent years. ➢ Proclamation was read declaring August 27, 1999 as Norm Housley Day in the City of Colton; his son Rick Hensley accepted the plaque and proclamation. OLD BUSINESS: Missing Links Program Update Tim Trewyn presented an update on the program for installation of curbs, gutters and sidewalks in all Council districts where they are non-existent. In Phase I, he said that 470 feet would be installed in District 1; 330 feet in District 2 with 225 feet in another location; 290 feet in District 3; 650 feet in District 4; 500 feet in District 5 and 350 feet in District 6. He described other programs now underway in public works such as street overlays and CDBG funds anticipated in Districts 3, 4 and 5. In Phase Two, he estimated installation of 1,735 feet. Franchise — TCI Cablevision of California to Century -TCI California L.P. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Bennett/Sanders to approve and adopt RESOLUTION NO. R-63-99, approving the transfer of the cable television franchise in the City of Colton from TCI Cablevision of California to Century -TCI California, L.P., carried with no opposition. PUBLIC HEARING: LLMD This was the time and place fixed to consider the formation and annual levy of the citywide landscape maintenance district pursuant to the landscaping and lighting act of 1972. Mayor Gaytan opened the Public Hearing. City Clerk Barrera stated that the Affidavit of Publication calling the Public Hearing was on file in the City Clerk's Office and announced that she did not receive any protests or objections. Public Works Director John Hutton summarized the Agenda Report dated July 12, 1999. City Council Mins Aug 3, 1999 2