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school construction and renovation projects in Colton, Grand Terrace, Bloomington and Fontana. ORDINANCES: Second Reading, Ordinance No. 0-15-01 MOTION/VOTE: Motion/second by CM Ramos/Chastain to waive full reading and pass second reading of Ordinance recommending A General Plan amendment, Zone Change, and Environmental Determination On Approximately 4.2 acres located 1,000 feet north of the Northeast, corner of Pepper and San Bernardino Avenue (File Index Number DGZP-51-01) ORDINANCE NO. 0-15-01. Motion carried with CM Sanders absent. PUBLIC HEARING: Redistricting Process This was the time and place fixed to consider a proposal to adjust district boundaries. Mayor declared the Public Hearing "Open." City Clerk declared that the Affidavit of Publication was on file and reported that no protests or objections were received. City Manager Parrish introduced City Attorney Angie Castillo who gave a brief overview of what was being considered tonight and introduced Dr. Alan Heslop from the National Demographic Corporation. Dr. Heslop explained to the Council that all plans presented are legal, constitutional and no way against the federal or state law; whether they meet the needs of the council as to the total needs of the community is for the Council to decide MOTION/VOTE: There being no request for public comment, motion/second by CM Chastain/Ramos to terminate the Public Hearing, carried with CM Sanders absent. MOTION: Discussion by members and staff followed. Motion/second by CM Ramos/Zamora to approve scenario #3 redistricting plan. Motion carried with CM Sanders absent. PUBLIC HEARING: (cont.) MOTION/VOTE: There being a request to open the public hearing in order to allow additional comments from the public, motion/second by CM De La Rosa/Zamora to reopen the Public Hearing, carried with CM Sanders absent. The following citizens addressed the City Council: Col. Charles Jackson, Fred Cordova, Pete Hernandez, 2