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B. Restoration of the original finish of the tables and benches using a high-quality concrete/cement medium. This may be accomplished by first conducting a paint analysis of the extant painted surfaces that cover the tables. If it is determined that the tables were originally painted, then the original color should be replicated; all extant layers of paint should be carefully removed; and the tables repainted using the replicated color paint. C. The commemorative plaques should be restored to their original character. This may be accomplished by stripping the extant layers of paint from the plaques, followed by the application of a clear coat of paint or preservation, in order to preserve the integrity of the plaques. D. An exhibit should be erected near the tables, which provided a statement on the historical significance of the tables. This exhibit should be ancillary to the Colton Historic Landmark medallion that is customarily placed upon significant historical resources. The medallion should be permanently affixed to the exhibit. In addition, a notice should be placed at either end of the picnic tables and benches stating that defacing or destruction of landmark historical resources is punishable by fine and/or imprisonment. E. Landscape architecture, particularly shade trees, should be placed around the picnic tables and benches in order to replicate the 1921 setting and location. FINANCIAL IMPACT: The designation of this historic landmark will create a financial impact to the City that is unknown at this time. Evaluation of available grants and/or incentive programs would need to be researched. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The project has been determined to be categorically exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) and Section 15331 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines. RECOMMENDATION: Based on the Historic Preservation Commission's review and the recommendation of Archaeological Consulting Services, of the historically eligible site, staff recommends designation of historic Landmark #49 as described above. Attachment: Exhibit A Resolution REVIEW TEAM ONLY / City Attorney: /ii.if . /N Finance Director, A 41 City Manager: hAA�- OTHER: