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Community Development Director Zamora surrunarized his agenda report of February 28, 2000 regarding the prioritization and funding of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) projects for fiscal year 2000-01. The following persons spoke on behalf of their organizations: Trajan Green (Shopping 4 Seniors); Joan Hunsaker (SB Co. Meals on Wheels); Katie Bodily (Partnerships with Industry); Deborah Davis (Legal Aid of San Bernardino); Darrell Cyphers (Inland Temporary Homes); Gerald Butler (Camp Fire Boys and Girls Club); William Vasquez (Oldtimers Foundation); and, Maureen Moncada and Brunie Lee (Alzheimer's Assoc. of San Bernardino/Riverside Counties). MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Sanders/DeLaRosa to terminate the public hearing carried upon unanimous vote. Discussion followed on unspecified/contingency account in the amount of $3,763. Principal Planner Soto submitted a correction to Item 4 of the recommended projects list: #26195 identified Domestic Violence Shelter Service, a non-profit corporation. He stated that the unspecified/contingency account could be used for any construction -type activity, other than a public service project. He suggested that Council could allocate the contingency account to a public service project(s) with the understanding that City Staff would request, from County of San Bernardino Supervisor Jerry Eaves, a portion of his 15 % contingency fund. The following organizations and amounts were recommended: Log No. 26137, Alzheimer's Foundation, $1,000; #26197, Legal Aid Society, $1,000; and, #26100, Inland Temporary Homes, $1,763. Motion/second by CM Sanders/Cook to approve and adopt RESOLUTION NO. R-12-00, prioritizing the types of projects to be funded by Community Development Block Grant Funds for the fiscal year 2000-2001 and, further, to approve attachment "B" to include the modification that the contingency amount will be allocated as follows: $1,000 to Alzheimer's Foundation, $1,000 to Legal Aid Society and $1,763 to Inland Temporary Homes. Motion carried upon unanimous vote. Appeal -La Mesa RV This was the time and place fixed to consider an appeal by La Mesa RV from the Planning Commission's decision to deny File Index Number DC -69-99 (La Mesa RV), a request for design review and a conditional use permit to establish a recreational vehicle center in a PC (Planned Community) Zone. At 8:16 P. M., CM Sanders removed himself from his place at the dais. Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett declared the Public Hearing "Open." Acting City Clerk Delgado submitted the Affidavit of Publication and declared that she did not receive any protests or objections Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett declared that the matter was continued to March 21, 2000. City Council Mins Mar 7, 2000 3