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ORDINANCE: First Reading - Personnel System Rules and Regulations MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Cook/Chastain to waive first reading and pass first reading of ORDINANCE NO. 0-03-00, revising and amending the Civil Service System for said City, and to approve and adopt RESOLUTION NO. R-15-00, Personnel System Rules and Regulations for the City of Colton. The motion carried with CM Sanders absent. PUBLIC COMMENT: At 8:20 P.M., CM Sanders assumed his place at the dais. The following citizens addressed community concerns: Bruce Gaytan, Eufemia Reyes Moore, Juan Duran, Bob Johnson, Michael Berg, Gwen Brown, Steve Anderson and Andrew Ibarra. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: BOARD AND COMMISSION: Cemetery Commission, District 6 - There was no action taken. INFORMATIONAL ITEM: CM Cook will attend the League of California Cities Policy Committee Meeting in San Jose, CA, on March 23-24, 2000. COMMENTS: District 4 - CM Cook spoke on the Library's Read across America and Dr. Seuss' Birthday celebration; the history of California's bootlegging years to be presented March 9, at the Colton Area Museum; the Colton Women's Club prayer breakfast on March 21't; the Western Cities article regarding confidentiality and closed sessions; and, spoke about the attack on blight, spearheaded by the Kiwanis Club's house rehabilitation program. District 3 - CM Chastain commented on the Library's celebration; the work in progress on Mt. Vernon and Colton Avenues; the return of Peter Piper's Pizza; and, noted that Plaza Las Glorias was getting a facelift. District 2 - CM DeLaRosa announced the Police Department Neighborhood Enrichment Team's clean-up day on March 18, for the following streets: Virginia, Riverside, Rialto, Jensen and Bordwell. He commented on the March 7, Parks and Recreation Commission's tour of the City parks. As he did not see McKinley Park on the list, he asked that a joint meeting be held between the City Council and Parks and Recreation Commission for review of the prioritized list. City Manager agreed to schedule an off -Tuesday workshop. He asked for weekend workers to go to the West Side of Rancho, between Johnson and Mill Street and clean-up weeds and trash. City Council Mins Mar 7, 2000 4