1991 MAY 28 ADJ REG MIN - Laserfiche WebLink

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Resolution Council Member Cisneros read in full a Resolution for Rosa Delgado, 12th Grader at Colton High School, for winning First Place in the San Bernardino County Commission on the Status of Women, Women's History Month Essay/Poster Competition. Council Member Cisneros called Rosa forward for the presentation. Certificate Mayor Gonzales presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Teacher Pamela Paulsen for her efforts, encouragement and positive role played in the students' lives. Mayor Gonzales asked Ms. Paulsen to present the City Council Resolution to Veronica Tejada, 5th grader, Alice Birney Elementary for her Honorable Mention in the Poster Contest. The Certificate of Appreciation for Teacher Troy Knudsvig will be mailed. Proclamation Mayor Gonzales read a Proclamation entitled Summer Youth Traffic Safety and stated a copy would be mailed to every school principal in the City of Colton. Colton Queen Contestants Mayor Gonzales presented a Certificate of Appreciation from the City of Colton to the 1991 Miss Colton Queen Contestants: Melissa Aguilar, Charity Anderson, Valerie Arevalo, Naomi Baeza, Maria Teresa Cardenas, Amy Chow, Sarah Gould, Brenda Granado, Heather Hayden, Laurie Ann Kriegh, Sonya Leyva, Rebecca Rodriguez, Dawn Tyhuis, and Crystal Wilson. Queen Contestants were accompanied by Chamber Representative, Donna East and the 1990 Miss Colton. The Pagent will be held at the Ashley House on June 2, 1991 at 3 p.m. ORAL COMMUNICATION: Mr. George Fulp, 1497 Cindee Lane, spoke regarding Item 28, Salary Increase for the City Manager. Mr. Fulp commented on the City of Colton budget, amounts of monies spent thus far, and the findings of his own survey. He also expressed the opinion that since the City of Colton is in a deficit that a salary increase not be approved at this time for the City Manager. City Manager Sotelo responded that the information provided by Mr. Fulp regarding a $3,000,000. deficit was not a fact. Mayor Gonzales also explained the financial situation of the City of Colton and stated that if the City is in such a bad financial situation it would not have been possible to expand its Fire 4 MAY 2 8 t�.