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This was the time and place fixed to consider finalization of the process for designation as Historic Landmark No. 44, the property located at 100 1 North La Cadena Drive, Colton, California 92324. Mayor Gaytan declared the Public Hearing opened. City Clerk Barrem reported that the Affidavit of Publication was on file in her office and reported that there were no protests or objections received. City Manager Garcia presented brief background for this request and asked for approval of Staff s recommendation. MOTIONNOTE: There being no response to public comment, motion/second by CM Cook/Bennett to terminate the public hearing carried with no objection thereto. CM Sanders was absent. Motion by Mayor Gaytan, seconded by CM Cook, to accept and adopt RESOLUTION NO. R-98- 99, designating the residential structure located at 1001 North La Cadena Drive to the local Register of Historic Resource, carried with CM Sanders absent.. CM Cook presented plaque #44 to Bill and Clovia Velasquez. PUBLIC COMMENT Dick Mosher, Colton resident, raised the issues of truck signs and sidewalks for Rancho Avenue. City Manager Garcia said the truck signs would be erected by December 31, 1999 and that the sidewalks would be addressed in January 2000. Police Captain Heusterberg said that signs needed to be posted before citations could be issued. He assured that information was being disseminated. After discussion, Staff was directed to set up electronic information signs at the same time signs were posted. Colton resident John Longfield pointed out that Rancho was the truck route used by truck training school and he inquired if it would come under the new ordinance. He raised questions on repaving of the Americana residential development area and water drainage problems. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: COMMENTS District 5: CM Bennett asked that Staff provide a written response to Mr. Longfield. Director Morris answered questions regarding a certain memorandurn. CM Bennett invited everyone to the Christmas Parade scheduled for Saturday. City Manager Garcia explained this was the first time he had heard of the culverts and he would investigate and talk with Mr. Longfield tomorrow. District 4: CM Cook spoke about the Christmas Home Tour; the Christmas Tea at the Ashley House; the Christmas Home Decorating Contest; the Tree Lighting Ceremony at City Hall; the railroad open house and the success of the Thanksgiving Dinners. City Council Mins Dec. 7, 1999 3