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Bids Bids 53 Award of Bid for Wire, Electric Department, Consolidated Electical Distributors, Inc., #1, $3,592.34; #2, $4,428.15; Westinghouse Supply Company, #3, $1,639.29. Advertise for Bids for 70,000 feet of wire and 14 transformers, Electric Dept. Contracts County of San Bernardino, Teletype Computer System. Deeds Individual Grant Deed, Trinidad B. & Annie M. Estrada, for Street purposes. Accept and authorize recording. RESOLUTION NO. 4111 Support commitment to conservation of our energy resources. Parks Noise complaint, Elizabeth Davis Park. Permits Dance Permit and Street Closure requested by San Salvador Church for the N Annual Fiesta, June 5, 6 and 8, 1981. (Y) Claims Bob Bottoms versus City of Colton; Lee Roy Lopez versus City of Colton. Q Recommend denial. Q Bids Award of Bid to Henry Wilson, General Contractor, $140,000, for addition to the Pete Luque Center. Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilwoman Garcia, to approve the Consent Calendar. Unanimous vote. PUBLIC HEARINGS: Zoning/Moratorium Ord. No. 1585 & Ord. No. 1600 Mayor Gonzales declared the Continuance of the Public Hearing. City Clerk Ramos submitted the Affidavit of Posting and reported that no protests or objections had been received. City Attorney Edwards stated this is the continuance of the public hearing to con- sider the extending of Ordinance No. 1585, and Ordinance No. 1600, regarding the moratorium on industrial land uses in the southern portion of the City, and the time to hear statements from those present that desire to speak on this matter. Mrs. Lorenza Vasquez, 677 South 8th Street, spoke in favor of extending Ordinance No. 1585, and the moratorium in South Colton for the boundaries as outlined in Ordinance No. 1600, stating it is important to complete the studies in that area, and also to consider the surrounding residences. Mrs. Vasquez stated that South Colton is not just for industrial or commercial zoning and another wrecking yard is not needed. Mr. Edwin Carroll, 1203 South Rancho, spoke in opposition to extending Ordinance No. 1585 and the moratorium in South Colton, stating he would not like to see the -- City of Colton make the same mistakes that the City of Garden Grove did many years ago by discouraging industry and business from coming into their City. Mr. Carroll said he has several prospective buyers for his property and if he cannot utilize his property as originally intended, maybe someone else can if they are given the chance. Mr. Carroll stated that Colton needs a tax structure, and business and industry is needed in this community. Mr. Carroll asked that three letters, written in his behalf, be read in full at this hearing. Also speaking in opposition to the moratorium and extending the Ordinance were the following: Mrs. Nicky Zafuto, 1201 Jefferson Lane, Colton. Mr. Ralph Guyaux, P. 0. Box 143, Colton. Speaking in favor of the moratorium and extending the Ordinance were the following: MAY 19 1981