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Notice of Completion 21 ccl Reche Canyon Booster Station, Project No. 80-8, completed, authorize filing Notice of Completion. Agreements/Easements Joint Use Agreement and Consent to Grant of Easement with Southern California Edison Company. Claims Cynthia Morales and Salvador Rivera versus the City of Colton. Recommend denial. Parks Request use of Fleming Park for Little Miss Colton Contest, Saturday, July 24, 1982, 5:00 to 7:30 p. m. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rios, to approve the Consent Calendar. Unanimous vote. MAYOR'S REPORTS AND PROCLAMATIONS: Appointments Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilwoman Cisneros, ratifying appointment of Genevieve Gilmore to the Lay Advisory Board of the Inland Library System. Vote was unanimous. PUBLIC HEARINGS: Appeals Mayor Huntoon declared the Continuance of the Public Hearing. City Clerk Ramos submitted the Affidavit of Publication and reported that no pro- tests or objections had been received. Planning Director Aguilera advised that after lengthy discussion, at a meeting held March 23, 1982, the Planning Commission denied the application filed by Mr. Kent on the grounds as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. 1030. Mr. Kent ap- pealed the Planning Commission decision and this matter was set for Public Hearing before the City Council. Mr. Aguilera stated if the City Council concurs with the Planning Commission recom- mendation, approval of Planning Commission Resolution No. 1030 would be in order, however, if the City Council wishes to approve Tentative Tract Nos. 12197 - 12205, approval of Resolution No. 4222 would be in order. Mr. James L. Price, Attorney representing the law firm of Kinkle, Rodiger & Spriggs, presented a Petition to the City Council, containing approximately 128 signatures, and stated these residents are in opposition to the proposed development because there are no provisions for the improvement of Reche Canyon Road and Prado Lane as a con- dition for development approval, inadequate ingress/egress to the proposed project, and inappropriate land use. Mr. Price stated the residents are also concerned about the over -crowded conditions this development will create with the local schools. Mr. Gregg Kent, of Kencor Builders -Developers in Huntington Beach, read a resume and historical summary concerning Tentative Tract Nos. 12197 through 12205, a 182 acre parcel located at the end of Prado Lane in the Reche Canyon area, from the beginning, in March of 1980, to the present time. Mr. Kent advised that they are willing to provide a fire station site at no cost to the City, if the City was willing to provide not less than an 8 inch water main to the fire station site with the understanding that this main could be -- utilized by the developer of the subject property at no cost to the developer for providing this water service, and this would serve the County residents as well as the City residents in Reche Canyon. Mr. Kent said he did not feel there would be a traffic problem created as this project would be constructed over a six-year period with not more than 40 houses being built at any one time, under the City's analysis and approval, and if con- ditions are unacceptable at any time, the Planning Commission has the power to deny further construction until the condition is adjusted. Mr. Kent stated he did not feel this project would cause school impaction as the homes are being designed for the more mature family and if children were to be a part of these family groups, the majority would be of high school age or older. Councilman Rios asked how long is Prado Lane. JUN 1�1982