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497 (3) Personnel Set for Public Hearing, Tuesday, November 6, 1984, amend- ment to the City's Pay and Classification Plan. (4) Bids Award of Bid, Crest Chevrolet, $12,023.05, 3/4 ton cab and chassis, Community Services. (5) Easements Acceptance of road easements from House Grain Company, for up- grading of Hunts Lane, and authorize recording. (6) Financing Transfer of Mortgage Revenue Bond Financing, $23,300,000, City of Colton Issue, 1984 Series A. (7) Sewers/C.D.B.G. Payment of 10% retention to B & K Grading & Engineering for C.D.B.G. Sewer Improvements Project B 82 -DH -06-0505, Resi- dential connections. (8) Claims Jean J. Irol.a, Ray Sanchez, and Adela Garcia, versus the N City of Colton. Recommend denial. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Rios, to approve the Q Consent Calendar, with the deletion of Item Nos. 3 and 8. Vote was unanimous. Q MAYOR'S REPORTS AND PROCLAMATIONS: Proclamations Mayor Huntoon read in full a Proclamation declaring the week of Octo- ber 21 through 28, 1984, as AMERICAN ENERGY AWARENESS WEEK. The Proclamation was accepted by June Gunkel. Councilman Rios read in full a Proclamation declaring the week of October 15 through 19, 1984, as CALIFORNIA SAFE SCHOOLS WEEK. Councilman Rehrer read in full a Proclamation declaring the month of October, 1984, as NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION MONTH. The Proclamation was accepted by Acting Chief of Police, Paul Connolly. PUBLIC HEARINGS: Appeals Res. No. 4513 Mayor Huntoon declared the Public Hearing open. City Clerk Ramos submitted the Affidavit of Publication and reported that no protests or objections had been received. Planning Director Aguilera reported the applicant has erected an ille- gal sign on property located at 132 Acacia Street, Colton, which was constructed approximately November, 1983, without obtaining a Building Permit, or approval from the Planning Commission and City Council, as required by City Ordinances. Mr. Aguilera advised the City received a complaint regarding the illegal sign from another sign company, prev- viously denied a permit for a similar sign in the approximate location. Mr. Aguilera continued the applicant did not meet the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance, and outlined the Sections in violation, and therefore applied for a Variance. The Planning Commission considered this matter at public hearing, August 28, 1984, and denied the applic- cation as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. 2021. Mr. Aguilera said subsequently, the applicant filed an Appeal on that decision. Mr. Aguilera concluded the Planning Commission strongly recommends that the Appeal be denied for the reasons as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. 2021, and if. Councilconcurs, approval of Resolution No. 4513 would be in order. OCT 16 1984