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-- Council Member Lofy recommend that this matter be referred back to staff to amend the ordinance to increase the permits by four and to include a category based on need. The consensus of the Council was to proceed as such. Pastor Anderson, Healing Waters Church, expresssed his concern as to where the additional four booths would be located. There is also a need to contact the 22 people who participated and let them know of the changes that are to occur. Richard A. Mosher, 1735 Rancho Avenue, brought to the attention of the Council the following: What is being done about the street where he resides; he has called regarding the need to have his street paved and his calls have never been returned; this problem has been going on for three months and questioned why paving stopped in January of this year, four houses down from his. Dirt has been used to fill in the 18" deep hole in his driveway by City crew but was washed away when the rains came. Pictures were presented for Council to review. City Manager Sotelo responded that two crews would be out the following day to repair the area in front of his home. Council Member Cisneros assured Mr. Mosher that street repairs will be addressed as indicated by Mr. Hutton earlier. Mayor Gonzales apologized for the inconvenience and explained the need to correct the older sections of the City and areas in dire need of repair. Also delays have occured due to manpower problems. Mr. Mosher requested assurance that once work is completed it will be maintained. Director Hutton agreed to meet with Mr. Mosher at his home the following day to review with Mr. Mosher the work that will be done in the street area in front of his home. Andy Gunn, 3017 Shadid Drive, requested that when an item on the Agenda has to do with a tract that the address or the location of where the tract is located whould also be included. Mr. Gunn discussed with Council a property line dispute which involves his property and 13 other families. Mayor Gonzales referred Mr. Gunn's problem to staff and asked that he speak with Mr. Hutton to assist in resolving this problem. Mr. Gunn stated he has an engineering report which is difficult to interpret. His main concern is that the lot line be looked at by the appropriate staff before the area is further developed and changes cannot be made once homes are built in the area involved. He does not want to be "held hostage" by the developer as contacts have indicated this result. 9 APR 1 6 1991'