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that conditions 2 and 3 be stricken. City Attorney Carvalho advised that this amendment would not apply retrospectively. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/Second by Mayor Gaytan and CM Sanders to close the Public Hearing carried with no opposition to the motion. CM DeLaRosa was absent. Motion by Mayor Gaytan, seconded by CM Bennett, to waive full reading and pass first reading of ORDINANCE NO. 0-21-99, with the proviso that the ordinance be modified by striking Items 2 and 3 (Lines 13 and 14, respectively) of the document. Motion carried with CM DeLaRosa absent. Appeal - Transportation Terminals/Vanir Development Mayor Gaytan declared that the item was pulled by the applicant and so ordered. ORDINANCES: First Reading: Permits for Public Dances and Dance Halls MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Sanders/Cook to waive full reading and pass first reading of ORDINANCE NO. 0-22-99, amending Chapter 5.32 of the Colton Municipal Code relating to the issuance of permits for public dances and dance halls. Motion carried with CM DeLaRosa absent. First Reading: Parking of Trucks and Oversized Commercial Vehicles Assistant City Manager Parrish indicated that proposed changes to MC Section 10.04.105 prohibited the parking of large trucks and commercial vehicles in residential areas completely and limited them in non-residential and commercial areas. He indicated that the proposed two-hour limit was discussed with the Chamber of Commerce and local businesses and their request was for four hours. He noted the exemptions. He described the added MC Sections 10.04.107 and 10.04.109. He asked for approval of a $2,500 budget for signage costs. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Bennett/Sanders to waive full reading and pass first reading of ORDINANCE NO. 0-23-99, amending Sections 10.04.105 of the Colton Municipal Code relating to the parking of trucks and oversized commercial vehicles on residential streets and adding Sections 10.04.107 and 10.04.109 to the Colton Municipal Code relating to the designation of truck routes. Additionally, the motion was made to include the change from the proposed two-hour limit to a four-hour limit and the approval of a $2,500 budget for signage. Motion carried with CM DeLaRosa absent. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Notice of Completion On Julie and Grey Streets, Utility Director Clarke explained that the initial report was accurate as that there were two contracts let out for the completion of the subject streets. One contract was City Council Mins October 5, 1999 3