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District 2: CM DeLaRosa asked if the area described by Mr. Luna had been investigated and City Manager Garcia responded. To inquiry received from the Citrus Street residents, east of Johnston, CM DeLaRosa informed that the Police Department would be present to monitor the speed of traffic traveling east and west on Citrus Street. District : CM Chastain welcomed Peter Piper Pizza. She reported that she met with commissioners and referred to a major project meeting through SANBAG. She thanked staff for their work on Ken Hubbs field and mentioned the Business Summit. District 4: CM Cook reported on the National League of Cities leadership training seminars she attended on March 5-9, in Washington D. C. She announced the Chamber of Commerce's March Mixer for March 17' at the Colton Museum and announced the second edition of "The Crossroads." She noted that the seniors at Luque Center collected $600 at a recent breakfast fundraiser. District 6: CM Grimsby said the turn -outs at Palm and Litton Streets had been rescheduled for March 23'. CM Grimsby asked for a donation of 23 acres of land for a park for District 6. He said money was available to purchase park equipment but there was no money to purchase the land. District 5: Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett said her work at school would keep her from attending the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony but she would be present at the Business Summit. She reported graffiti on the outer wall, facing the freeway, and asked that it be painted one color. She invited participation in KOLA'S pop -top fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House. INFORMATIONAL ABI 194 ERAF MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Sanders/Cook to approve a letter of support for AB1194 ERAF carried with no opposition by Council. Mayor Gaytan was absent. AGENDA REVIEW: CM Garcia pulled Item 17 for separate vote. Items Nos. 7 and 15 were pulled for discussion prior to vote. Item No. 7 - If the project was deemed completed, the question posed was what standing the City had to ask for subsequent improvements. ACM Parrish said that in response to a complaint regarding pooling water in the area, a survey was conducted and the problem was identified and it was determined that the pooling of the water was not the contractor's fault. City Council Mtg. March 16, 1999 Page 3 of 7