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Parade Permit
<br />Mayor Beltran referred to an Application for Parade Permit, submitted by Mr. Chuck Faren and Councilman Hayes, on
<br />behalf of the Colton High School Band, for the high school's Annual Homecoming Parade, to be held Friday, November
<br />11, 1977, from 5:00 to 6:00 p. m.
<br />Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, approving Parade Permit of Colton High School Band
<br />for their Annual Homecoming Parade to be held November 11, 1977. Unanimous vote.
<br />PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
<br />VAHAnrA
<br />P. C. Res. No. 852
<br />Planning Director Gonzales reported on a Variance application, Index No. V-5-77, requested by Robert Perez to
<br />reduce the side yard setback from 10 feet to 8 feet for a room addition, on property located at 801 Louise Street.
<br />Mr. Gonzales advised that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the Variance application, subject to two
<br />conditions as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. 852.
<br />Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Gonzales, to approve Planning Commission Resolution No. 852.
<br />Vote was unanimous.
<br />Neighborhood Preservation Program
<br />Planning Director Gonzales reviewed his memorandum dated October 27, 1977, regarding the Neighborhood Preservation
<br />Program, advising that the Planning Commission has reviewed the Neighborhood Preservation Program and, in particular,
<br />whether to remove that condition of the Program which requires that a home be located in a residential zone in
<br />order to be eligible for home improvement loans and/or grants.
<br />Mr. Gonzales continued that the purpose of this condition is to accomplish the long range planning goals of the
<br />City in segregating various land uses. Mr. Gonzales said the presently established Neighborhood Preservation
<br />Program is consistent with accepted planning practices and the City's Zoning Ordinance.
<br />Mr. Gonzales advised that homes in a commercial or industrial zone are allowed repairs to a maximum of $2,000 per a
<br />twelve month period, and anything in excess would have to be reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission and
<br />City Council, however, homes in these particular zones are not eligible for home improvement loans and/or grants.
<br />Mr. Gonzales further advised that residential areas within commercial or industrial zones may petition for a zone
<br />change and if the zone is changed to residential, they would then be eligible for these loans, or grants.
<br />Mr. Gonzales stated areas of the City that are determined to be blighted areas, regardless of their zones, would be
<br />eligible for federal funding for rehabilitation under Project Programs, such as the five Priority Projects recently
<br />approved by the City Council.
<br />Council members were concerned with those residences located in commercial or industrial zones, in need of rehabili-
<br />tation or improvement, that would not be considered eligible for these loans, or grants, due to the zoning.
<br />Mr. Gonzales stated these particular residences could apply for a zone change, in order to become eligible, or
<br />could be considered in a Project. Program under future CDA funding, as he had explained previously.
<br />After additional discussion, moved by Councilman Gonzales, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve the Neighborhood
<br />Preservation Program, in its present form, as outlined by Staff. Vote was unanimous.
<br />Sphere of Influence
<br />Planning Director Gonzales reviewed his memorandum dated•October 27, 1977, regarding the City of Colton's Sphere of
<br />Influence, to include the Grand Terrace area, which had previously been reviewed in detail by both the Planning
<br />Commission and the City Council.
<br />Mr. Gonzales advised that the Planning Commission reaffirms their previous recommendation that the Grand Terrace
<br />Community be included within the City of Colton's Sphere of Influence with urban services for Grand Terrace to be
<br />supplied by the City of Colton.
<br />Mr. Gonzales stated that this matter will appear on the Local Agency Formation Commission Agenda for the meeting of
<br />December 14, 1977.
<br />Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilwoman Cisneros, authorizing the Mayor to write a letter to the
<br />County Board of Supervisors requesting that the Grand Terrace Community be included in the Sphere of Influence for
<br />the City of Colton. Vote was unanimous.
<br />Councilman Rehrer stated that he would like to make an amendment to his motion, recommending that a member of Staff
<br />and a member of the City Council attend the L.A.F.C. meeting to be held December 14, 1977, to speak on this matter
<br />on behalf of the City. Councilwoman Cisneros stated that she would second the amendment to the motion. Vote was
<br />unanimous.
<br />CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
<br />Surplus Property
<br />Assistant to the City Manager Johnsen referred to a proposed Resolution which will allow designated City Staff to
<br />acquire federal surplus property from the California State Agency for Surplus Property for the City, and author-
<br />izing City Staff to consider items that would otherwise be much more expensive.
<br />Mr. Johnsen said that Staff recommends approval of Resolution No. 3741, and the Mayor be authorized to sign the
<br />Statement of Assurances.
<br />Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilwoman Cisneros, to approve Resolution No. 3741, and authorize Mayor
<br />to sign the Statement of Assurances. Unanimous vote.
<br />RESOLUTION NO. 3741
<br />- RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLTON DESIGNATING
<br />EMPLOYEES ,AUTHORIZED TO ACQUIRE FEDERAL SURPLUS PROPERTY FROM
<br />THE STATE ON BEHALF OF CITY.
<br />Claims
<br />Rosendo Castoneda Carrillo
<br />Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to deny Claim of Rosendo Castoneda Carrillo versus
<br />the City of Colton, as recommended by the insurance administrator. Vote was unanimous.
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