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ressed some of the concerns voiced by Mr. Johnson. City Engineer Glenn Wilson stated that the 1/2 street of Peppertree Lane falls within a few tenths of meeting the standards. Moved by Councilman Lofy, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to adopt Reso- lution No. R-114-91, and approve Annexation of Peppertree Lane as out- lined by Staff. Unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. R-114-91 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF COLTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVING THE ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY DESIGNATED PEPPERTREE LANE TO THE CITY OF COLTON. CORRESPONDENCE: F1Pctric City Manager Stratton reported on a letter dated November 23, 1991, re- ceived from residents on Pennsylvania Avenue regarding electrical prob- lems. Mrs. Stratton stated the reason this matter is before the City Council this evening is that the residents are still unhappy about these problems. Mr. Walter Rector, 825 Pennsylvania Avenue, and Mr. James Slater, 835 Pennsylvania Avenue, addressed the Council regarding the electrical problems they have been experiencing at their homes and the increase in their electric bills, advising that the transformers are still not working right. Electric Utility Director Drews commented that he had only had contact with Mr. Slater. He informed that, currently, work to replace wires and transformers is still in progress. He agreed to submit a report, identifying problems, to the City Council. Upon the Mayor's request, City Manager Stratton will make last year's electric use records available to Mr. Rector. Further, Mrs. Stratton will submit a report by December 17, for review by the City Council and the residents. Mrs. Georgia Rector , 825 Pennsylvania Avenue in Colton, submitted written list of dates, problem identification and action taken. Mrs. Rector stated she had suffered a monetory loss for computers and she was invited to file a claim with the City Clerk. STAFF REPORTS: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Appeal 4