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Mr. Acevedo stated this is a status report, requiring no action by the City Council at this time. City Manager Lewis said that staff will continue to improve this proposal, and incorporate any feedback received from Councilmembers, and return to the City Council with a finalized plan. Mr. John Longfield, 1809 Cottonwood, inquired if this plan eliminates the 60 -day billing period. Electric Director Drews informed that gas and electric have varying days - 5 to 6 days - depending on availability of personnel, effecting the billing cycle. Mr. Longfield asked if it was feasible to make payment due on the first day of the month, Mr, Acevedo stated that 13,000 accounts can't be concentrated for the first; however, he would check into it. Mr. Longfield wondered if credit to the monthly bill could be given to the customer in instances where the resident leaves no trash and/or where the customer leaves a sizable contribution of recyclables. He felt that anything to cut the bill down will be appreciated by the citizens. City Manager Lewis said staff would review these suggestions, Citv Council Goals & Oblectives - Status ReDorts Teen Center Parks, Recreation and Human Services Director Herron announced planned tours of teen centers in other communities: Commencing July 30, 1992, visits to Azusa, Baldwin Park, Montclair, Riverside (2 Facilities) and San Bernardino (2 Facilities.) The inspection team will develop a list of elements needed to operate a teen facility. Thereafter, approval and authorization will be sought to hire an architect, plan and construct. Status CaDit8l Im.grompmenIs Public Works Director Hutton proudly pointed to the rising barometer marking achievement for this project. He reported that the re -alignment and re-signalization project at Washington Street, Hunts Lane and Reche Canyon Road has gone out to bid; bid award schedule for 9/1/92 with construction to commence 30 days after bid. On South La Cadena Project, Phase 1, is expected to be funded via Host City Fees and CDBG by 7/15/92; advertisement for 8/10/92; with bid to be awarded August 15, 1992 and construction to commence 30 days thereafter. Traffic signals at Fairview and Colton Avenue, were approved by Southern Pacific Railroad - with no crossing arms - is set for bid advertisement by August 10, 1992 and bid award for 8/15/92 with construction to commence 30 days thereafter. Repaving and New Traffic Signals at Rancho and Valley Boulevard will be under construction on August 17, 1992. Street Improvements are underway from Miller - Laurel to end; 10th - Laurel to Canal; 6th - Congress to Fogg and Eucalyptus - Pepper to Valley, from combined CDBG and California Transportation Funds. M