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ORDINANCE: City Attorney Derleth explained the proposed action would change the stormwater ordinance to bring it into compliance with Clean Water Act. He said the ordinance did not have any impact in fees or increase in fees. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Chastain/Cook to waive full reading and pass First Reading of ORDINANCE NO. 0-04-00, amending various sections of Ordinance No. 0-20-96 and Ordinance No. 0-17-93 of Title 14 relating to regulation of stormwater discharges, carried upon unanimous vote. PUBLIC COMMENT None. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: COMMENTS: District 6 - CM Grimsby announced a Town Hall meeting on April 27, 2000. District 4 - CM Cook invited everyone to the National Day of Prayer at noon on May 4, 2000. She praised the Code Enforcement's Neighborhood Enrichment Program and she reported the award of the remaining 600 acres of former Norton AFB to SBIAA, now known as San Bernardino International Airport and Trade Center. She thanked the volunteers who worked for the success of Library Week. District 3 - CM Chastain reported on the success of the City Volunteers' Dinner. She called attention to the Colton High School's Government Day set for April 19. She reported on SANBAG and the development of a corridor for possible improvement of the Reche Canyon roads and the Governor's allocation of State General Funds ($5.2 million) to go for traffic impact in different counties. District 4 - CM DeLaRosa challenged the Traffic Committee's report, based on 1974 findings, wherein the request, from the residents of the Las Brisas apartment complex, for a crosswalk on Rancho, between Mill and Johnston, was denied. He noted the report stated that mid -block crosswalks were unsafe yet he found 20 mid -block crosswalks in the City. He requested Council support for a crosswalk with flashing lights. The City Manager was directed to place the item on the next agenda for discussion and action. District 1 - CM Sanders reported on a recent meeting of the League of California Cities Board of Directors and urged Council Members to attend the meetings on May 22 and 23, 2000, in Sacramento, for a legislative action briefing. He commented on the traffic signal and widening of the lanes at Pepper and Randall; the lattice surrounding Well 24; asked for the lists of sidewalk improvements for the June meeting; proposed a health screening program for the community; and City Council Mins Apr 18, 2000 2