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MOTION/VOTE: Mayor Gaytan moved to add the item as stated. CM Bennett seconded the motion and it carried on unanimous vote. It was listed as "three" under Item " C. " UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Power Sales Aereement Utility Director Clarke stated the item had been pulled from the last agenda for minor contract language changes and that clarifications had been made and all attorneys had agreed. Director Clarke recommended ratification of the power sales agreement between the City of Colton and America Utility Network, to sell retail outside the City limits. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Sanders/Cook to approve the Power Sales Agreement between the City of Colton and America Utility Network carried upon unanimous vote PUBLIC HEARINGS: Wind -Powered Generators This was the time and place fixed to consider adding Chapter 18.45 to the Colton Municipal Code relating to wind powered generators and windmills. I Mayor Gaytan declared the Public Hearing "open." Deputy City Clerk Delgado informed 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. Community Development Director Zamora recapped the agenda report of June 17, 1999 and recommended passage of the proposed ordinance. The following citizens commented on the issue: Caroline Dyer, Pam Pandza and William Yahn. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Cook/Chastain to terminate the Public Hearing carried upon unanimous vote. Motion made by CM Sanders, seconded by CM Bennett, to waive full reading and pass first reading of Ordinance No. 0-13-99 carried upon unanimous vote. City Attorney Carvalho provided the following information for purposes of clarification: The City Attorney's Office has had ongoing meetings with Mr. Vine and his attorney and there is progress, with options to be discussed tonight with City Council in Closed Session. Having checked with the Planning Department and the building inspectors, City Attorney Carvalho assured that the structures had been inspected for safety and they met all existing uniform building code standards. She thanked the neighbors, Mr. Vine and staff members for their cooperation. City Council Mins July 6, 1999 2