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problems and that the City wouldcorrect the April. Mr. Bradley tate that his 150- foot Fence was toppled over and the City crew fixed the fence, mud and damage. There was an indication that a contractor looked at the site. Another problem erupted on June 25, 1993. b MrK Braley called 911 and two hours later the Fire Department and Southern California Edison were on the scene. One-half of the road was wiped out and a teleohone pole was knocked out. There was severe damage to properly of the Bailey, Mohler, Howard, Hamam ra and the neighbor .own below. The City worked night and day, spreading twenty loads of dirt. Two neighbors were teen care of. Mr. Bradley stated that he had been in contact with City Clerk Ramos since June. He believed that they were getting the run around and nothing had been done. He described a hole, 6 feed in diameter, left from the mud and with the rainy season upon us, there is fear of further damage. City Manager Young informed tha he had met i ityere Ramos and Water Utilities Manager Lavin. He stated that the City will do what has to be done. As to the question of fault, the matter will have to be decided by the courts. He indicated that the contractor would be working on both sides of the road. It is anticipated that the contractor will be at the site tomorrow afternoon and all week next week. Mr m n dl if the Wild Canyon Reservoir was across from the site property in question. Water Utilities Manager Lavin answered affirmatively. Mr. Bradley stated he was told that the contractor was bidding both jobs. Manager Lavin said bidding both jobs is not being done at this time rather, the job at anyon Reservoir will consist of putting lute down and spraying i wild flowers. In response to Councilmember eltr .n"s inquiry as to the delay, City Clerk Ramos indicated ed °there is otent ialitigation. She deferred the question for the City Attorney. She offend to r id summary in executive ,session.. Firms or Battalion Chief Turner reported that the only fire in the County as in the area involving fanning, Yucaipa and Cherry Valley. He indicated the Cityt,s Fire stations re manned. There is a spall task force of surrounding citiesf nits ready to respond should there be a fire in any of the cities. Folie Report Captain Lunsford reported with the present change in shifts, each officer coming on duty has been alerted to check their assigned areas for potential fires. Additional manpower remains on call 2