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The following individuals voiced community concerns: David Peterman renewed his request for the City's help in contacting the City of San Bernardino and in obtaining stop signs at Macy and Mill Streets. He complained about the chairs in Council Chambers. City Manager Garcia agreed to call the City of San Bernardino. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: Comments: District 2 - CM DeLaRosa reported that he attended a recent School Board Meeting wherein he asked the Board's assistance with the McKinley lower fill project. He announced to the Julian Gray residents of a fax received from the City Manager's Office advising that from October 22 to October 26, 1999, that the pavement project will be completed. District 3 - CM Chastain spoke about Make a Difference Day in Colton, this Saturday. She congratulated Smith's Flowers on their 50' Anniversary. There will be another tour with the Paul J. Rogers School and she announced the Business Summit Breakfast to be held on October 21, 1999, at Peter Piper Pizza. She announced that the City of Colton and the County Board of Supervisors Meeting to be held Thursday and Friday. District 4 - CM Cook reported on the 101" California League of Cities Conference held in San Jose, where CM Sanders was selected as a member of the LCC Board of Directors. She invited the public to Make a Difference Day on Saturday, October 23'd. She described the Dress for Success Program. She asked for help in locating the missing San Salvador Church designation sign. She announced Wilson School's Annual Halloween Carnival on Friday, October 29, 1999. She said it was tree -trimming time, from October to December, in District 4. She announced the City's Halloween Carnival at Fleming Park on Saturday, October 30'. District 1 - CM Sanders made brief comment on his appointment to the LCC Board of Directors and expressed appreciation for his family's support and the Council's support. District 5 - CM Bennett congratulated CM Sanders upon his appointment. She thanked Staff for beginning to change the sign in Reche Canyon and said she looked forward to its completion. She, again, thanked Staff for addressing the street issues previously listed. At Large - Mayor Gaytan said there would be community access to large, trash roll -off bins, supplied by Colton Disposal, for the City's Make a Difference Day. He asked that Council hold off on the replacement of the Code Enforcement Officer position, until after the October 26 workshop. AGENDA REVIEW: Added Item - Aquatics Club, Colton School District Mayor Gaytan requested that an item be added to the agenda as an emergency item, to be known as Item 10A. The Colton Aquatics Club of the Colton School District requested the use of the City Council Mins October 19, 1999 3