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weekends throughout the months of June, July, August and September. This would include two people at $4.00 per hour for six hours each day on Saturday, Sunday and Monday for the aforementioned months. The total amount of funding would be in the sum of $2,400. If ap- proved, this would require the establishing of a new job classifi- cation and corresponding description of the work duties. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilwoman Cisneros, to refer this matter to the Budget Sessions for review. Vote was unanimous. Parks Reche Canyon Park The item concerning Reche Canyon Park was withdrawn from the Agenda. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Personnel/Salaries City Manager Elliott referred to his memorandum dated May 21, 1984, relating to Department Head Salaries, advising that this item will be referred to the upcoming Budget Sessions. Mr. Bob Elliott, representing the San Bernardino Public Employees Association, asked if someone would be able to address the City Council on this matter during the Budget Sessions. Mayor Huntoon assured Mr. Elliott that anyone may address the Council on any matter during the Budget Sessions. Budget City Manager Elliott stated that the Council Members have been given copies of the Preliminary Budget, and Staff would recommend setting a date for the first Budget Session. On Council consensus, the date of Monday, June 11, and Tuesday, June 12, 1984, were set for Budget Session Meetings. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: Mr. Jerry Wiesman, representing the Toastmasters Club 112793, made a presentation to the City Council, commending them for allowing the Toastmasters to use the Colton Public Library for their meetings. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Mayor Huntoon, approving casual dress for the Council Members during the summer months, until the first Regular Meeting in October. Unanimous vote. Mr. John Morales, 950 Laurel Street, and Mr. Arlie Hubbard, 140 Orangewood, spoke to the Council about a water and drainage problem in front of Paul J. Rodgers School that was creating a health and safety hazard. City Manager Elliott assured the residents that the City is attempt- ing to do everything possible to alleviate this problem, and the City will also seek alternative methods to get the matter cleaned up. Mr. Jack N. Kagarise, 1058 West I1 Street, and other residents of the area, spoke to the City Council with regard to the prezoning and an- nexation of the property east of Cypress Avenue, north of Valley Boulevard, south of "G" Street, and west of Grand Avenue, advising there had been a petition presented to the Planning Commission, dur- ing that public hearing, in opposition to the annexation and prezon- ing. City Attorney Edwards explained to the residents that the prezoning of this property has been set for public hearing and will be heard by the City Council at the meeting scheduled for June 19, 1984, and the annexation has been scheduled for public hearing on Tuesday, July 17, 1984. Mr. Edwards advised that at that time the residents may present their petitions pertaining to these matters, and if they will go into the City Clerk's office, in City Hall, the City Clerk JUN 61%4