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Mr. John Reichel, 3151 Airway Avenue, Costa Mesa, stated that the City Staff has recommended approval of Tentative Tract 14048, and the lots and setbacks are identical to the 269 adjacent lots, which was approved by the Planning Commission. Mr. Reichel referred to a map indicating the lots in question, and stated the philosophy the Planning Commission is using does not really apply in this case, and he did not feel it was fair to discrimi- nate against these 46 lots. After brief discussion, moved by Councilman Rios, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, the Public Hearing was terminated. Unanimous vote. Moved by Councilman Rios, seconded by Councilman Lofy, to approve Resolu- tion No. R-123-88. Unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. R-123-88 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLTON TO APPROVE AN APPEAL FILED BY MR. JOHN REICHEL REGARDING FILE INDEX NO. TENTATIVE TRACT 14048. POLICE CHIEF'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Lt. Patrick Crowe reported on an allocation of additional funds for a com- puter-aided dispatch records management system. Lt. Crowe advised the initial Grant with Office of Criminal Justice Plann- ing was based on a cost estimate to purchase a Command Data computer system similar to those used by the Cities of Rialto and Ontario. It appears that the Command Data stand-alone crime analysis system requires duplicate data entry by clerks in records and crime analysis units and extensive custom design of the analysis software programs to meet individual jurisdiction needs. Due to a recent equipment cost increase, an additional $12,000 in City funds would also be required to purchase this equipment. Lt. Crowe continued the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department has created a state-of-the-art computer system which performs not only crime analysis, but records management and computer-aided dispatch. The system allows all users to share statistical crime information. The City of Colton would be required to purchase and. maintain its own terminals, modems and printers, and share in the County's operations cost. Although the City would have input into the design of programs and report formats, all of the actual systems analysis and programming would be handled by the County. If the City decided to leave the County program, the equipment purchased could be used in our own stand-alone program. The cost to the City to partici- pate in this system would be $134,500, of which $91,663 would be picked up by the Grant. Lt. Crowe advised for a City contribution of $42,837, the City would not only be able to meet its crime analysis objectives, but would also receive functioning records management and computer-aided dispatch systems. These programs will assist the City in reducing its response time for service calls, increase available officer time devoted to field rather than paper 9