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District 4 - CM Cook informed about tree -trimming in the district; Colton Woman's Club 100 years; OmniTrans surplus buses; Norton now IVDA; LCC Flag Celebration; the Fire Safety Education Trailer and CM Cook's graduation - the first elected Colton official - from the LCC Leadership Development Academy. District 3 - CM Chastain commented on CM Cook's accomplishment; League of Cities Conference in Anaheim; US Express Trucking's Grand Opening; "Children at Play" signs; clean- up of right-of-way at Howard Johnson; and, requested update Clean and Show program. District 2 - CM DeLaRosa commented on bus shuttle of teenagers to City teen events; on the need to observe traffic laws; the need for police patrol in the area where a fatal accident occurred; and, investigation of standing water at 2100 block of Pennsylvania. District 1 - CM Sanders spoke on street sweeping citations; cruelty to animals; Slover Avenue cleanup, surplus vehicles auction; speed limits on Randall; and, roving maintenance worker. District 5 - Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett commented on the Fire Department; Council participation in the Colton High School Parade and Veterans parade; the luau fundraiser; and, the Inland Empire's Economic Partnership's referral of Ashley Furniture. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS --� Commission Appointment Mayor Pro Tempore announced the appointment of Ann Kolman to the Code Enforcement and Housing Authority Commission. MOTIONIVOTE: Motion/second by CM Sanders/Chastain to ratify the appointment of Ann Kolman carried with no opposition from Council. Oral Report, Traffic Signals Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett directed that the request for signals instead of the "stop" signs, previously approved for Topanga and Reche Canyon Road and the entrance to the Reche Canyon Mobile Home, be scheduled for the next agenda. ORDINANCE: PERS Contract Amendment, Police Safety Employees, First Reading Human Resource Director Morris announced this was the first reading of the ordinance regarding PERS, resulting from the contract, previously approved, with the police association and police management. Discussion followed as to effective dates for the public safety groups. MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Grimsby/DeLaRosa to waive full reading and pass first reading of ORDINANCE NO. 0-10-00, 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. Motion carried with CM Sanders voting "No." City Council Mins Sept 19, 2000 2