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Human Resource Dennis Morris explained that the fiscal impact was omitted from his report, as there had been two prior reports that included the financial impact. After discussion, Finance Director Holliman informed that the financial impact was about $140,000 a year, from operating surplus in the current year and in future years it would be money set aside in long-term planning. MOTION: Motion/second was initiated by CM Cook/Chastain to waive full reading and pass URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 0-11-00, authorizing an amendment to the contract between the City Council of the City of Colton and the Board of Administration of the California Public Employees' Retirement System. Question and answer period continued. VOTE: Motion carried with CM Sanders voting NO. PUBLIC COMMENT: The following citizens addressed community concerns: William Yahn, Jimmy Babacos, Gil Navarro, Art Thompson, Charles Jackson, John Mitchell, Fred Cordova and Frank Sullivan. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: COMMENTS: District 4 - CM Cook addressed the following matters: Colton Woman's Club Centennial Celebration; participation -in High School Homecoming and San Bernardino's Red Ribbon Parade; streets; Make a Difference Day activities; and, Halloween events at the Community Center. District 6 - CM Grimsby addressed the following matters: Upcoming vision impaired tour at the Police Department. District 3 - CM Chastain addressed the following matters: Street improvements and appreciation for the expressions of sympathy on the loss of her father. District 2 - CM DeLaRosa addressed the following matters: Train noise, traffic and trash on railroad tracks; Youth Accountability Board; and, comments under Public Comment. District 1 - CM Sanders addressed the following matters: Rules of Decorum; candidates forum; Burlington Northern Railroad complaints; complaint tracking system; definition and composition of the Ad Hoc Committee; truck parking; streets; George E. Brown Park; Youth Accountability Board; and, periodic performance review of City Attorney and City Manager. District 5 - Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett addressed the following matters: Informal survey on improvements to the community and contact of her appointee to the Code Enforcement. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Commission Appointment No appointments made. City Council Mins Oct. 17, 2000 2