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City Staff that residents' concerns have been met. Discussion followed on increased lighting and block walls. He thanked the developer for agreeing to work with the residents. On Recreation and Parks Department problems, he asked that City Manager, immediately, look into the problem. District 3 - CM Chastain thanked the Public Works for immediately taking care of the potholes in District 3. She noted as progress the Employee Recognition luncheon and service awards to be held on September 23`d District 4 - CM Cook noted announced the recent election of CM Grimsby as Vice -President of Inland Empire Division of the League of California Cities. She invited all to the San Salvador Annual Fiesta on October 2nd and 3rd. She announced the Quilt Show and Membership Drive at the Colton Museum Association, to be held on October 2-3. District 5 - CM Bennett commented on the Employee Recognition Luncheon. She asked for inclusion in the new ordinance of Cooley Drive (Bend up to Stater Bros.) and Reche Canyon Road as non -truck routes. She said a Town Hall Meeting was held on September 15d' at Cooley Ranch Elementary School and announced another meeting next meeting. She read a memorandum regarding the Reche Canyon Estates sign. She expressed strong concern about receiving a completion date when staff had not issued a purchase order. She asked for a new date. District 6 - CM Grimsby invited residents to a Town Hall Meeting at Rancho Med on September 23rd at 7:00 P. M. He spoke in support of the Director of Parks & Recreation Department. He suggested CPR training through the Fire Department. He asked for information regarding the liability and responsibility of the City when no one is certified, as required, in CPR. He informed Police Chief Crowe of his conversation with Lee Durling who said he did not give permission for parking in the parking lot. At Laree - After Colton High School students asked how they could help, financially, the families of the students who died recently, Mayor Gaytan said that the Colton High School Booster Club, in conjunction with local key businesses, was planning an adult function for all Colton High School graduates, 21 years and older, a fundraiser, to be called "The Last Reunion of the Millennium" from 8:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. M., on Saturday, October 16, 1999 at the United Association of Pipe -Fitters, Refrigeration and Plumber Workers, located on Rancho, south of the I-10 freeway. He urged people to vote. AGENDA REVIEW: Item 10: Item was pulled and deferred indefinitely. Item 15: Discussion had regarding another short-term agreement with another computer service provider. Finance Director Holliman informed there were two budgeted positions in the Information Systems Division and, currently, there was one full-time employee with one vacancy filled with temporary contractors. The $15,000 limit had been exceeded with Lantec and services were terminated effective September 17, 1999. He said the City was forced into another short- term agreement to allow the City another seven weeks to evaluate and properly return with another contract. There was a suggestion that this item be pulled until next meeting to allow for City Council Mins Sept 21, 1999 3