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Mr. Aguilera concluded if Council agrees, it would be in order to con- sider First Reading of Ordinance No. 0-21-88. Moved by Councilman Rios, seconded by Councilwoman Garcia, to waive full reading and pass First Reading of Ordinance No. 0-21-88. Vote was unanimous. ORDINANCE NO. 0-21-88 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY (First Reading) OF COLTON ESTABLISHING FEES FOR PLAN CHECK SERVICES AND ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE PLAN RE- VIEW SERVICES FOR ALL DEVELOPMENT REQUIRING SUCH REVIEW. PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Sanitation Public Works Director John Hutton stated at the June 69 1988 Utility Commission Meeting, the Commission and Staff discussed the need to better regulate private franchise sanitation haulers and the number of permits issued. Mr. Hutton continued since the City is currently having a sanitation study prepared that would provide more accurate information which franchise permits could be issued or regulated, the Commission and Staff are recommending that a moratorium be placed on issuing any further franchise permits for private sanitation haulers until after the completion of the sanitation study. Mr. Hutton said if Council agrees, Staff will bring specific action back at the next regular meet- ing. Mr. Hutton concluded Staff recommends that Council direct Staff to pur- sue action placing a moratorium on new franchise permits for private sanitation haulers until the completion of the sanitation study. Moved by Councilwoman Garcia, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve Staff's recommendation with regard to new franchise permits for private sanitation haulers as outlined. Unanimous vote. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: r- r n n t Police Chief Paul Connolly reported on the C -CAP, Long Range Plan and Crime Analysis Grant received from the California Office of Criminal Justice. Chief Connolly advised this will enable the Police Depart- ment to develop, maintain and distribute critically needed information and intelligence information to members of the Police Department, Neighborhood Watch Units, and neighboring police agencies, and will also enhance the Police Department's ability to apprehend offenders through up-to-date information which can be provided to patrol and detectives with the use of crime anaylsis. Chief Connolly advised this is a 42 -month grant. 7