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498 Mayor Huntoon asked if anyone present desired to speak in favor of this matter. Mr. Raymond N. Haynes, of Lawson & Hartnell, Attorneys for Valley Out- door Advertising, Inc., 25757 Redlands Boulevard, Redlands, spoke to the City Council on behalf of the applicant requesting approval of their freeway -oriented sign, stating it would be advantageous for the residential developments in that area. Mr. Haynes then presented two letters of support from Inter -American Builders Association and Cen- tury Homes. Mayor Huntoon asked if the sign in question is an existing sign. Mr. Haynes replied yes it is. Mayor Huntoon commented to Mr. Haynes that Valley Outdoor Advertising put up a sign without obtaining a Building Permit, and they did not know that was illegal. Mr. Haynes stated the sign was in place before he became familiar with this matter or was asked to represent the applicant. Councilman Rios asked Mr. Aguilera just what the applicant is in violation of. Mr. Aguilera replied no Building Permit was obtained to erect the sign, they are in violation of sections of Ordinance No. 1602 and Ordinance No. 1522, and the proper procedures were not followed. After additional discussion, moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Rios, the Public Hearing was terminated. Unanimous vote. Moved by Councilman Rios, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve RESOLUTION NO. 4513, denying the Appeal. Unanimous vote. Appeals Planning Director Aguilera referred to a letter from Presley of Southern California, filing an Appeal on the Planning Commission's decision of denial to amend the Planned Community Regulations on Ten- tative Tract No. 12391. Mr. Aguilera said Staff recommends this matter be set for Public Hearing for the next regular Council Meeting. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rios, to set for Public Hearing on Tuesday, November 6, 1984, Appeal filed by Presley of Southern California on amendments to Tentative Tract No. 12391. unanimous vote. CORRESPONDENCE: Agreement/Lease Old Library Building Mr. John Zane, 1321 North 9th Street, Colton, Architect and Building Chairman of the Colton Area Museum Association, advised the Council that the Association has been striving to establish a Museum in the old Library Building and in order to expedite the leasing process, they are recommending a list of items in need of repair in order to make the building leasable. Mr. Zane stated the items in need of immediate attention are repair of parapet and cornice flashing to avoid further water damage to masonry, repair of irrigation system - lawn sprinklers, inspection and cleaning of storm drain system including relocation of drain under existing front entry stairs, and repair of broken window on southeast corner of the office. Mr. Zane said there are also other items in need of repair before the building could be occupied, such as structural connections of floor to wall and roof to wall with straps, as reported by Roy Palmer, Engineer, repair basement ceilings after strapping has occurred, inspection and repair as necessary of the electrical system and wiring, inspection and repair or replacement as necesar.ry of the heating and air conditioning system, inspection and repair as necessary of the existing plumbing system, painting of in- terior and exterior of building including stripping and resealing of painted wood paneling on main level, relocation of some of the old OCT 16 1984