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The following citizens addressed community concerns: Dick Mosher and John Romero. Public Works Director Hutton, City Manager Garcia and Police Captain Heusterberg answered questions regarding truck traffic on Rancho Avenue. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: Comments: District 1 - CM Sanders reported on a favorable agreement between a new tenant and SBIAA in that the City may not have to contribute any more funds to sustain the airport. He inquired about the striping at Randall and Pepper, the curb and gutter and stoplight. City staff responded. District 2 - CM DeLaRosa thanked Tom Clarke and crew who responded to faulty lighting on Alston. He spoke about his meeting with School District staff regarding improvements on the McKinley field. District 3 - CM Chastain asked Staff to investigate citizen complaints about trucks using 12' Street behind Plaza Las Glorias and the signalization east and west at Valley Boulevard. She reported on the East Valley Coalition meeting where a potential Measure I is expected and announced the call for projects. She invited public input. She reported on the successful meeting hosted by the City of Colton for the Inland Chapter of the California League of Cities. District 4 - CM Cook reported on the Employees Relations Policy Committee of the League of California Cities; the Wyatt Earp event hosted by the City Library; Wilson Elementary School's annual Peacemakers parade and the murals, done in the 1970's, at Wilson School. District 6 - CM Grimsby related his visually handicapped son's recent experience at the Fire Department and the Police Department and applauded City Staff for their help. He thanked Public Works Director and his crew for the "Children at Play" signs at Rancho Med. He reported on an agreement with Grand Terrace for 50% of the construction fee for the turnout expected around May or June. District 5 - Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett submitted a complaint by Mr. Magyar on Smallwood and problems with the homeowner's association and with animal control. She spoke about a complaint regarding the train whistle. She thanked the City employees for saving the palm tree and repairing the fourth sign at Reche Canyon. INFORMATION ITEM: SBAG's memorandum, dated January 12, 2000, regarding SCAG District 6 Regional Council Representative (election) was submitted. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Travel Exceeding $1.000 City Council Mins Feb 1, 2000 3