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31-4 Community Centers Set for Public Hearing on Tuesday, May 17, 1983, transfer of Com- munity Development Block Grant Funds for upgrading of kitchens in the Hutton & Luque Centers. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rios, to ap- prove the Consent Calendar, deleting Item Nos. 4 and 14. Vote was unanimous. MAYOR'S REPORTS AND PROCLAMATIONS: Proclamations Mayor Huntoon read in full a Proclamation declaring May 1 through 7, 1983, as NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK. The Proclamation was accepted by Mrs. Jane Rhine. Councilman Rehrer read in full a Proclamation declaring May 15 through 21, 1983, as MENTAL HEALTH WEEK. The Proclamation was accepted by Mrs. Rosa Garcia. May,)r Huntoon announced that the Proclamation honoring NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK, May 8 through 14, 1983, will be presented to the Olivewood Convalescent Hospital next week by Councilman Rios. Councilman Rios read in full a Proclamation honoring CINCO DE MAYO WEEK, May 1 through 8, 1983. Resolutions City Attorney Edwards read in full a Resolution of Commendation on behalf of the RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM sponsored by the Steelworkers Oldtimers Foundation, honoring them for their many charitable services to local communities. The Resolution was ac- cepted by Louise Baker. Appointments Mayor Huntoon advised that he would make appointments to two new com- mittees, the Colton Historical and Cultural Museum Committee, and the Colton Economic Committee. Mr. Richard Dawson, Manager of the Colton Chamber of Commerce will be the Chairman of both Committees, with Jennifer Thornberry being the liaison person on the Museum Committee, and Phillip Elliott being the liaison person on the Economic Com- mittee. Mayor Huntoon then read the names of the persons appointed to each committee. PUBLIC HEARINGS: Zoning Ord. No. 1641 Mayor Huntoon declared the Public Hearing open. City Clerk Ramos submitted the Affidavit of Publication and re- ported that letters of protest have been received from Mel Albiso and Eugene Schluter. Planning Director Jaime Aguilera reported on proposed zone changes, as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution Nos. 1064 through 1075'—' in order to comply with the new General Plan designations in areas located south of Congress Street, west and north of the Santa Ana River, and approximately one and one-half miles east of Riverside Avenue. Mr. Aguilera then outlined on a large map the areas in question for the rezoning, indicating the existing zones, the zones as designated in the General Plan, and the recommended zones proposed by the Plann- ing Commission, which coincided with each Planning Commission Reso- lution and attached map. LIAY ' 3