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million State water bond and bike/horse trails. With consensus of Council, City Staff was directed to do a cost analysis and feasibility study. PUBLIC COMMENT Dick Mosher, Colton resident, spoke about truck traffic on Rancho and asked about the ordinance and signs. He said there was a need for sidewalks on Rancho Avenue. Police Captain Heusterberg indicated that citations could not be issued or enforced until the signs are posted. City Manager Garcia said the truck ordinance would not be in effect until this Thursday and that citations would be issued on Friday. Because the signs had to be printed, he said the signs would be up by the middle of December. City Manager Garcia informed that the City will be working with the County Supervisors on a Missing Links program around the high school and asked Mr. Mosher for the exact areas. Mr. Mosher stated it was the 1600 to 1700 on Rancho, between Citrus and Johnson, on the West Side. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: Comments: District 1: CM Sanders asked Staff to review Senate Bill 430 regarding Code Enforcement and collection of fees. District 2: CM DeLaRosa asked Code Enforcement for an aggressive pick-up of political signs on Rancho, Mt. Vernon and the Cooley Ranch area. City Manager Garcia said that after the waiting period the City removes the signs and the appropriate person is charged. CM DeLaRosa said 8th street was severely damaged by industries in that area and there was great need for a street overlay. He inquired about the purchase of a piece of equipment to repair potholes. City Manager Garcia said the item had not been purchased but that Staff was putting together specifications. Purchasing Coordinator Mary Milroy explained that information provided by Public Works had been reviewed, that the item could be piggybacked onto another City's bid and the item would be presented to Council on December 7�. District 4 - CM Cook spoke about the Home Tour (tickets at $10), the Christmas Parade and Street Fair. She announced the Annual Christmas Home Decorating contest for December 13th. She informed that OmniTrans was conducting a Smart Shuttle study. to determine the City's needs. She thanked Randy Rivera for replacing the San Salvador Church Sign. She commented on the repainting of the Baptist Church. District 6: CM Grimsby thanked employees for assisting him on various projects and he thanked Public Works Director Hutton for repairs of the Agua Mansa area. He asked for "Children at Play" signs for all of the Rancho Med entrances. He asked for trashcans near OmniTrans benches at the Sassy Steer and Carl's Jr. CM Cook informed that OmniTrans would be placing new bus shelters and trash cans all about town. He spoke about a request to do something about taggers at the Roquet property and to remove trash at Berkeley Court as well as the Agua Mansa Road. He asked the Assistant City Manager to contact Supervisor Hansberger about the La Cadena and Litton turn-off. City Council Mins Nov 16, 1999 2