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(16) Traffic Regulations & Control Relocation of Stop Sign north/south bound on 10th & "H" Streets to north/south bound on 10th and "G" Streets, and Colton Avenue, creating a four-way Stop. (17) Claims Elite Services (Toni Carleton) vs. the City of Colton. Recom- mend denial. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Lofy, to approve the Consent Calendar. Unanimous vote. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Certificates of Appreciation Carla Bouchard, Nutrition Program Manager with the County Department of Public Health, stated she would like to recognize some of the outstand- ing community leaders in Colton, who are also members of the "Eat Bueno" Community Council. Ms. Bouchard gave a brief description of the many services each member has accomplished, and Mayor Gonzales presented each recipient with a Certificate of Appreciation. Commendations Police Chief Stratton presented framed Certificates of Commendation to Detective Robert Glovak, who has been with the Police Department since 1959, for his investigative expertise and for giving invaluable assistance and service during his tenure; to Officer Mark Walters, for his work with the D.A.R.E. Program and with the Colton School District, and for assist- ing a 6th grade student at Lincoln Elementery School who was choking. Officer Walters also received a Resolution of Appreciation from the Colton Joint Unified School District; and to Officer Maya Ziglar and her K-9 partner, Nils, who took third place overall in K-9 Competition, Redondo Beach, and for their outstanding police work in apprehending an armed robbery suspect. The City Council took a five minute recess. Ordinance No. 0-1-91 Councilman Roman stated he would like to review certain sections of Ordinance No. 0-1-91, regulating the discharge of wastes into the City's sewer system, as he was contemplating opening a business, and also for other businessmens' information, in particular back flow valve requirements and discharges into the system. Public Works Director Hutton advised this Ordinance was changed to accommodate State laws and requirements. Mr. Hutton referred to Section 13.08.235, relating to grease trap interceptors, stating that conditional waivers and special considerations can be given, depend- ing on the type of restaurant. Mr. Hutton advised the backflow device on water meters is a requirement of the State. Mr. Hutton concluded the City would try to be as flexible as possible and work with the 3 rJUN 2 5 MI