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Retirement System and approve and adopt RESOLUTION NO. R-7400, a resolution of intention to r approve an amendment to contract between the Board of Administration California Public Employees Retirement System and the City Council. Motion carried with CM Sanders voting "No" and CM Chastain absent. PUBLIC COMMENT: The following citizens addressed community concerns: Stan Stosel, IBEW Representative; William Yahn; Gil Navarro; and, Jesus Segovia. MAYOR AND COUNCIL ITEMS: Comments, Inter -Governmental Agency reports, Information Session and Action Items: COMMENTS: District 2 CM DeLaRosa addressed the following matters: Police monitor at McKinley School; representative on JPA(Water Board); and, street problems. District i - CM Sanders addressed the following matters: Street problems; Slover Road cleanup; and, change order process. District 4 - CM Cook addressed the following matters: Water fountain in South Colton; School tour; skateboarding at Fleming Park; maintenance of Veterans Park; and, Make a Difference Day. District 6 - CM Grimsby addressed the following matters: Street problems; weed abatement; and, low income allowance. District 5 - Mayor Pro Tempore Bennett addressed the following matters: Proposed signal lights in Reche Canyon and Rich Daur Park amenities Parks, Recreation and Family Services Director Kenny responded. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Commission Appointment No appointments made. Parks and Recreation Commission Michael Berg, Chairperson for the Parks organization's achievements for the past year. INFORMATIONAL ITEM: and Recreation Commission, presented the Storm Drain System Update. Assistant City Manager Parrish indicated there was a tentative agreement, with the Fish and Wildlife service, for the mitigation of the Delhi fly and funding efforts. He reported on Randall City Council Mins Oct. 3, 2000 2