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Warrants
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<br />103805 through 103982
<br />April 14, 1982 Inclusive
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<br />Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve the Consent
<br />Calendar. Unanimous vote.
<br />MAYOR'S REPORTS AND PROCLAMATIONS:
<br />Proclamations
<br />Mayor Huntoon read in full a Proclamation honoring National Library Week, April 18
<br />to 24, 1982, which was presented to Dr. Renald J. Anelle, of the Colton Library
<br />Board.
<br />Mayor Huntoon read in full a Proclamation honoring National Music Week, the first
<br />week of May, which was presented to Mrs. Marjorie Holtzendorf.
<br />PUBLIC HEARINGS:
<br />Zoning
<br />P. C. Res. 1030
<br />r-�, Mayor Huntoon declared the Public Hearing open.
<br />C�J Mayor Huntoon then read a letter dated April 20, 1982, from Joseph E. Bonadiman,
<br />(Y) Engineer for the applicant/developer Mr. Gregg Kent, requesting that this matter
<br />7 be postponed for a sixty day period.
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<br />Q Moved by Councilman Rios, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to continue the Public
<br />Hearing on Appeal filed by Greg P. Kent for Tentative Tract Nos. 12197 and 12205,
<br />to Tuesday, June 15, 1982, at 7:30 p. m. Unanimous vote.
<br />CORRESPONDENCE:
<br />Charitable Or anizations
<br />Va ley Community Church
<br />City Attorney Edwards read a letter from Duane W. Minkler, Pastor of the Valley Com-
<br />munity Church, requesting to be heard by the City Council concerning the require-
<br />ment, by City Ordinance, that religious assemblies obtain a Conditional Use Permit
<br />or be considered an illegal assembly.
<br />Mr. Duane W. Minkler, Pastor of the Valley Community Church, stated they have been
<br />holding religious services in the recreation hall at Lake Cadena Mobile Home Park
<br />and, according to the City Ordinance, have been required to obtain a Conditional
<br />Use Permit in order to continue. Mr. Minkler said he is not opposed to applying
<br />for a C.U.P., in the amount of $250., however, he does feel that the City Ordinance,
<br />as it now stands, is too broad to deal with and felt the City Council should review
<br />this ordinance and revise its contents so that it conforms to the laws. Mr. Minkler
<br />advised that he had met with the Colton Ministerial Association on this matter, and
<br />Dr. Crane was present this evening to read the Council a letter from the Association.
<br />Dr. Richard Crane, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, read a letter from the
<br />Ministerial Association of Colton, in support of the worship services being
<br />held by the Valley Community Church at Lake Cadena Mobile Home Park, and further
<br />requested that five ministers from the Association meet with the Council Members
<br />in private consultation to discuss this matter and the existing Ordinance in
<br />question. The letter was signed by Father Michael Keane of Immaculate Conception
<br />Catholic Church, Reverend Robert Johnson of the Colton Community Church, Reverend
<br />Don Jessup of the Colton Methodist Church, Reverend Duane Minkler of the Valley
<br />^— Community Church, and Doctor Richard Crane of the First Baptist Church and Presi-
<br />dent of the Ministerial Association.
<br />City Attorney Edwards advised that for three or more Members of the City Council
<br />to meet in private consultation with anyone or any group would be in violation of
<br />the Brown Act and therefore any meeting would have to be held in public session.
<br />Mr. Edwards then advised the City Council this matter was presented to the Planning
<br />Commission, and the Commission obtained the services of an outside attorney, Linda
<br />Thornton of Best, Best & Krieger, who instructed the Planning Staff to notify the
<br />church they must apply for a C.U.P. in order to continue, and if they do not, then
<br />a Cease and Desist Order should be issued.
<br />Councilwoman Garcia asked about the church services being held at the mobile home
<br />park.
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