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portion of the overall dri Colton. There are many tr it go into the County Flood Cc meeting with the residents, the residents' concerns and plans. Mr. Hutton said he Engineer. Further, he would staff to attend. inage syste-m is within the City of utary areas than traverse the City to itrol System:. Mr. Hutton recommended wo review the, hydrology study, to hear to inform the residents of the future Mould be present along with the City arrange for the County Flood Control. Counc i lmer:ibers and, residents in attendance concurred, that a. meeting would be beneficial for all.. Counc-i lmer;ber Cook asked how Director Hutton answered a names and addresses of the r contacted when arrangements Director Ifutt.on informed the every effort to restore the care of the mal. l.box problem PUBLIC HEARINGS Historic Designations long it. will take to set up a meeting. geek to :-9 days; in the meantime, the esident a will be taken so they can be are completed. residents that the City will put forth entrance to Roche Canyon Road, take and make necessary road repairs. Mayor Gonzales announced that this was the Time and Place Fixed for Public Hearing for Historic Desig-nation of the Fountain in South. Colton at La Cadena and. 11011 ;street; Muni cil -il Park, at Colton Avenue and 'IE;' Street; Herr osa Ce:.tietE�r-fir. at 900 South Meridian Avenue and Hno sn der___.....i ortuary at 494 Narthk ';nth Street. Mayor Gonzales declared the Public Hearing open. Cita Clerk. Ramos submitted the Affidavit of Publication and reported that no pretests or objections dere received. Mr. David Zamora, Community Development Director, reported in December 1992, the I-Iistoric and Scenic Preservation Commission reviewed the designation of Historic Land�ia.rks for Landmark, #29 -the Fountain at La Cadena and "0" Street- Landmark ;30 -Municipal Park at Colton Avenue; Landmark #31-11ermosa Cemetery at Meridian Avenue and Landmark # 2-Knopsnyder Mort �� aA� �r at 7th Street. fir. . Zamora stated the designation of the historic landmarks will not create a financial inpact on the City and approval of Resolution No. H-8--93 is recommended. Mayor Gonzales called for comments f ron, the public. Mr. 'des Hayden, Cemetery Commission Chairman encouraged. approval of designating Hermosa Memorial Gardens Cemetery as a Historical Landmark and said it should be preserved forever for the families of this City. Gouncilmember Sandoval i.n Iuired as to the financial impact to the 5