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District 5: CM Bennett praised the veterans groups for the Veterans Day program. She listed the following issues: Missing signs at Reche Canyon Estate; the holes on the stucco wall; and, the gap on the front roadway. suggested - Officers initiated a school program re red lights for buses and targeted at random schools to see how the Huesterberg will have the traffic officer look to see what other cities are doing regarding the same problem; District 2: CM DeLaRosa praised the Police Department for the professional manner they displayed during the Veterans Day Program. In response to constant complaints about speeding cars and improper parking at the schools, he asked to have Police officers monitor the five elementary schools at the start and end of the school day. Captain Heusterberg responded. CM Bennett suggested a program, presently in use in Moreno Valley, wherein officers selected a school at random and were present at the school for a couple of days. The results were positive. Parents stop when red bus lights are flashing and they follow the rules for the safety of the children. Captain Heusterberg said staff would study the surrounding cities for existing programs that the City can adopt. ACTION ITEM: State Historical Resource Commission Item advanced on the agenda and acted upon. Travel Costs Exceeding $1,000 MOTION/VOTE: After brief discussion, motion/second by CM Cook/Grimsby to amend Item 1 to add the City Manager's request to attend the Leadership Team Workshop carried with CM Chastain and Mayor Gaytan absent. Motion/second by CM Cook/Sanders to approve attendance of five Council Members and the City Manager at the League of California Cities City Council and City Managers Leadership Team Workshop in Pomona, California on January 19-21, 2000. Motion carried with CM Chastain and Mayor Gaytan absent. Discussion followed on a subsequent item regarding a memorandum dated November 16, 1999, requesting approval for travel expenses for Mayor Gaytan for a Conference to be held December 6 through 8, 1999 in Dallas, Texas City Attorney Carvalho stated that a memorandum was left for everyone at the dais. She reminded Council of the Brown Act, namely, that agenda items could be added if there was evidence to show that the issue came up after the posting of the agenda and there was a need to take immediate action and that said action would require a 4/5ths vote. There was no action taken. AGENDA REVIEW: City Council Mins Nov 16, 1999 3