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293 Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rios, to approve the Consent Calendar. Unanimous vote. MAYOR'S REPORTS AND PROCLAMATIONS: Resolutions V I'iam "Bill" Clinton - Retirement. Mayor Huntoon stated that a Resolution of Congratulations honoring William "Bill" Clinton, Registrar of Voters, on his retirement has been prepared and will be presented to him at an honorary luncheon to be held Wednesday, March 9, 1983• Proclamations Girl cou Week Mayor Huntoon read in full a Proclamation declaring the week of March 6 through 12, 1983, as Girl Scout Week. Women's History Week iv Mayor Huntoon read in full a Proclamation declaring the week of (� March 6 through 12, 1983, as Women's History Week. The Proclama- tion was accepted by Martine Hornburg, Librarian, and Chairperson of the Women's History Committee of the Women's Club. Q Museum Advisory Board Mayor Huntoon stated with the completion of the new Library, it is now planned to turn the old Library into a Museum and, therefore, he would like to establish a Museum Advisory Board. Mayor Huntoon said that several people have indicated an interest in serving on this Board, and if any of the Council Members are so interested, please let him know. Councilwoman Cisneros stated she would like to know the names of the people that have indicated their interest in serving on the proposed Board. Mayor Huntoon advised that the following persons have indicated their interest in the Museum Advisory Board: Bea Hernandez, Don Hines, Pauline Huntoon, Hazel Olson, and Evelyn Rehrer. PUBLIC HEARINGS: Planning Cases P. C. Res. No. 1050 Mayor Huntoon declared the Public Hearing open. City Clerk Ramos submitted the Affidavit of Publication and re- ported that no protests or objections had been received. Planning Director Aguilera reported that the applicant, David Dvorak requested, by Text Amendment Index No. T-1-82, to reduce the number of parking spaces required per dwelling unit for multiple -family units. Mr. Aguilera advised that a study con- ducted by Staff indicated that Colton's requirement, of two -and one-half spaces per unit, was greater than those required by sur- rounding cities. Mr. Aguilera stated after hearing testimony from the applicant and Staff, the Planning Commission voted to recommend to the City Council that a reduction of 10 percent of the parking spaces could be allowed by the City's Development Review Committee. Mr. Aguilera concluded if the City Council concurs with the Plann- ing Commission, and Resolution No. 1050, it would be in order to consider First Reading of Ordinance No. 1635. Mayor Huntoon asked if anyone present desired to speak in favor of or in opposition to this matter.