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MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Chastain/DeLaRosa to waive full reading and pass Second 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. AGENDA REVIEW: A time -sensitive item, raised after the posting of the Agenda, was presented for addition to the Agenda: Request from Christian Center Academy for use of Fleming Park and the band shell, on June 14, 2000, for graduation ceremony. The Parks and Recreation/Family Services Department indicated that date was available. If approved, announcements will be printed this week. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Sanders/Cook to add the item to the Consent Calendar as Item No. 16A carried upon Unanimous vote. PUBLIC COMMENT Steven Anderson commented on Item D of the Closed Session Item and submitted a handout. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Information Session and Action Items: COMMENTS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, District 3 - CM Chastain reported on the pavement of streets in the district and thanked Public Works Department. She announced a Town Hall meeting on Thursday, May 4'. District 5 - Along with CM Cook, CM Grimsby reported having met with Senator Soto who asked that the City's project list be narrowed to one or two items. He asked that Staff be directed to provide information to Senator Soto, this week, for submission to the Senate for approval and funding. He thanked Public Works for the work on Agua Mansa Road. District 4 - CM Cook announced May 4" as National Day of Prayer and the Cinco de Mayo Celebrations on May 6`s at Fleming Park and May 7's at Veterans Park. She commented on the closing celebration at Frontier Town. She invited everyone to the Historic Preservation Commission/City Council workshops set for May 6 at the Carnegie Public Library. She announced an awards luncheon, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, honoring the Citizen of the Year, namely, a peace officer from the Police Department and a firefighter from the Fire Department, would be held at the Colton Women's Club on May 17, 2000. She stated that the Giant RV Grand opening would be held May 11'x. She reported on the East Valley Coalition meeting covering issues such as transportation, truck lanes on Foothill Freeway and sound walls. District 5 - Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett directed the City Manager to coordinate a City Council Meeting with the school district to discuss items such as safe routes for schools and Lincoln School's suggestions. She commented on the Frontier Town Celebration. City Council Mins May 2, 2000 2