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41S Assessment District No. '79-1 Mr. McGee referred to his memorandum regarding entering into an agreement with Joseph A. Bonadiman & Associates for construction staking services for Assessment District No. 79-1, at a cost of $43,000, based on hourly billings. Mr. McGee said Staff recommends the City enter into an Agreement with Joseph Bonadiman & Associates to provide construction staking services for Assessment District No. 79-1, with the form of said Agreement to— be approved by the City Attorney. Moved by Councilman Rios, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, approving Staff's recommendation to enter into an Agreement with Joseph Bonadi- man & Associates for construction staking services for Assessment District No. 79-1. Unanimous vote. Assessment District No. 79-1 Mr. McGee read his memorandum regarding entering into an Agreement with Medall, Aragon, Worswick & Associates, Inc., for soil testing services for Assessment District No. 79-1, at an estimated cost of $11,534. The District has money budgeted for this purpose, and the amount budgeted exceeds that company's estimated cost. Mr. McGee concluded Staff recommends the Council authorize entering into an Agreement with Medall, Aragon, Worswick & Associates to pro- vide construction compaction testing and grading control for Assess- ment District No. 79-1, the form of said Agreement to be approved by the City Attorney. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, ap- proving Staff's recommendation to enter into an Agreement with Medall, Aragon, Worswick & Associates to provide soil testing services for Assessment District No. 79-1. Unanimous vote. RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Central Park City Manager Elliott referred to a report from Recreation Director Max Lofy on Central Ballpark, which was an informational item and no action was necessary at this time. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: City Manager Elliott stated that Item Nos. 21 and 22 will be discussed in Closed Session later in the meeting. City Yards Mr. John Creatura, of La Cadena Associates, 190 West H Street, Suite 100, Colton, made a presentation to the Council Members with regard to consideration of consolidating the City Yards at the South Colton location and the development of a senior citizens housing complex on the City's 10th and "H" Street site. Mr. Creatura continued the concept that seems most feasible would be for the City to retain ownership of both pieces of ground and for the partnership, La Cadena Associates, to own the improvements. La Cadena Associates would lease the City Yard improvements to the City for a specified period and at the end of that period, would sell the improvements to the City for a nominal fee. La Cadena Associates would also lease from the City the land that the senior citizens housing complex was on and the City would sell this parcel to La Cadena Associates for a nominal fee after the lease period expires. Mr. Creatura stated the City would still own the land under both projects so it would retain the control it feels necessary and could also participate in financing that would lower the overall cost of rental to the senior citizens of Colton. Financing could then be obtained through any number of low-interest programs available to cities such as tax increment financing, block grant funds, or the various financing programs available if the two properties were to be included in the redevelopment area. FEB i; 984