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City. Director Zamora stated, the financial impact is minimal. He went on to explain the various steps used to determine assessed valuation. City Manager Lewis estimmated the City receives approximately 16 cents out of each $1.00 collected within the City limits. Mrs. Susan Carr, 1150 No. La Cadena, said her home was designated a historical landt,,,ark and she has received the benefit of a tax reduction, the various taxing entities absorb the reduction and the resident agrees to maintain the structure in its historical integrity condition. Councilmember Cook said a person has the option of whether or not they choose to participate in the Mills Act, with conditions on how and what can be done to the property. Moved by Councilmember Cisneros, :seconded, by Councilmember Rios, to close the Public Hearing. Unanimous vote. Moved, by Councilmember Cisneros, seconded by Councilmember Rios, to approve Resolution No. R -Z'3-93. Unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. R-08-93 - A RESOLUTION Of THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE ........................ ............... CITY COLTON PROVIDING FOR THE DESIGNATION OF HISTORICAL LANDRARKS WITHIN THE CITY OF COLTON . Appeal File Index No. DC -61-92 Mayor Gonzales announced this a s the Tire and. Place faxed, for Continuance of Public Hearing to Consider Appeal of Planning Commission Decision Concerning File Index too. DC -6I.-92. Mayor Gonzales declared the Pub 1 is Hearing open. City Clark Ramos sub:€i<ittec:1 the :off ida.vi.t of Posting the Notice of Continuance of the Publi.c Hearing- and reported no protests or objections had been received. Community Development Director Zai:iora provided summary of the January 5, 1993 City Council Meeting wherein Foodpro International, .located at 12890 Pelisif--r x"i.JCid requested that traffic impact fees be reduced to about $6,000 based on criteria from the Institute of Traffic Engineers and Caltrans and the matter continued to this date. The Council requested staff to research the City g s method for deriving the fees in comparison with other citiest methodologies. The City's Engi.r:ee-,,r inch Divis-Lon contacted several cities in the vicinity and found the: following. - 1. The City of Yucaipa charges a base fee of $8,513.00 per acre for industrial projects, which would reflect a fee of about $17,000 for a project of this size. 2. The City of Rancho, Cucamonga charges a fee of $892.00 for each 1,000 square feet of industrial d.e ,Teloprent, which would reflect a fee of about $20,200 for a. similar project with 6 J N "a \: fy?