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ORDINANCES: First Reading - Outdoor Festivals and Special Events: As informed by City Manager Garcia, Mayor Gaytan ordered the item pulled from the Agenda, as all information was not included. Second Reading= Shopping Carts and Laundry Carts: Motion/Vote: Motion/second by CM Cook/Chastain to waive full reading and pass second reading of an ordinance adding Chapter 6.18 to the Colton Municipal Code regulating shopping carts and laundry carts, ORDINANCE NO. 0-06-99. Motion carried with CM Sanders and Mayor Gaytan voting "No." CM Bennett was momentarily absent from her place at the dais and did not cast her vote. Second Reading - Fireworks/Millenium Celebration: Motion/Vote: Motion/second by CM Cook/DeLaRosa to waive full reading and pass second reading of an ordinance relating to the Sale and Use of Safe and Sane Fireworks for the Millenium Celebration, ORDINANCE NO. 0-07-99 carried on unanimous vote. PUBLIC COMMENT The following individuals voiced community concerns: Bill Yahn, Charles Jackson, and Steve Anderson. Mayor Gaytan turned the gavel over to Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett and excused -- himself from the dais. Mr. Bruce Gaytan presented his concerns. Mayor Gaytan returned to his place on the dais and continued presiding over the meeting. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: COMMENTS, INTER -GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY REPORTS, INFORMATION SESSION: Information: District 5 - CM Bennett expressed appreciation for the painting of the wall facing the freeway. She suggested that concerts and street fairs be set at other City locations. She requested the trimming of the palm tree at the Car Wash at Barton and Washington Streets as it poses a danger. She noted that the Rich Dauer Park restrooms are locked on the weekend and there is no electricity and asked that staff be available to provide electricity on weekends. District 4 - CM Cook announced a Community Meeting on 5/20/99 at 6:30 P. M. at Grant School; reported the Union Pacific Safety Meeting on 5/6/99; the Dress for Success and Shadow Day Participation, the Kiwanis Club's 75' Anniversary Celebration, the Community Ball participation and the Lincoln School students' tour of City Hall and the Police and Fire Departments. District 3 - CM Chastain provided additional information on the Lincoln School Students' tour and mentioned upcoming tours for other schools. She spoke on Student Government Day. She indicated that her district's tree trimming needs would be submitted to the City Manager. City Council Mins May 18, 1999 2