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2 66 Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Hayes, approving request for temporary use of mobile home as caretaker's dwelling and office as outlined in Section 18.32.070 of the Colton Municipal Code. Vote was unanimous. Planning Residential Improvements Mr. Gonzales read in full his memorandum dated June 27, 1979, regarding a request from Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Raya to repair, alter and add a room to the existing residence located at 442 North Mt. Vernon Avenue, which is in a C-2 zone. Mr. Gonzales advised the proposed remodeling will cost approximately $14,500, and the applicant has received tentative approval for a housing rehabilitation loan from the County Office of Community Development. Mr. Gonzales further advised that this request is in compliance with the provisions as outlined in Section 18.38.110 of the Colton Municipal Code. Mr. Gonzales stated that after study and review of this matter, the Planning Commission, at a meeting held June 26, 1979, recommended approval of the re- quested remodeling in excess of $5,000. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Temby, approving request to remodel residential unit located in a commercial zone in excess of $5,000. Vote was unanimous. Conditional Use Permit P. C. Res. No. 918 Mr. Gonzales reported on a Conditional Use Permit application requested by the First Assembly of God Church to expand the existing church facilities with the construction of a 1,000 seat sanctuary and a recreation building to include an indoor pool, showers and locker room facilities and a gymnasium on property lo- cated at 450 West Citrus Street, Index No. C-3-79. Mr. Gonzales then described the surrounding zoning and uses adjacent to the pro- posed church expansion stating these additions will generate more traffic in the area at times, however, the additional traffic should be easily handled by both Citrus Street and Pennsylvania Avenue as they are both classified as collector streets by the City's Select System. Mr. Gonzales advised the Planning Commission held a public hearing on this matter on June 26, 1979, and recommended approval of the Conditional Use Permit applica- tion subject to ten conditions as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. 918. Speaking in opposition to the proposed expansion and Conditional Use Permit appli- cation, due to increased traffic and noise, and possible future expansion and de- velopment of the church facilities, were Mr. Don Combs, 597 Cameo Drive, Colton, and Mr. Ray Martinez, 435 West Citrus Street, Colton. Speaking in favor of the proposed expansion and Conditional Use Permit application were Mr. Eddie Ibarra, 1416 Norman Road, Colton, and Reverend W. J. Coleburn, 1405 Wildwood, Colton, stating that the church does not intend to do anything other than what is stated in the Conditional Use Permit application, and they will conform to all City codes and requirements and whatever conditions are set forth by the Planning Commission and the City Council. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve Planning Commission Resolution No. 918, Index No. C-3-79, subject to findings and conditions as stated therein. Unanimous vote. Conditional Use Permit P. C. Res. No. 919 Mr. Gonzales reported on a Conditional Use Permit application requested by Robert- son's Ready Mix, proposing to remove rock, sand and gravel from the Santa Ana River Channel, stock pile these materials utilizing one or two screening mechanisms, separate the rock, gravel and sand into separate stockpile areas until it can be transported to the applicant's ready mix plant located in Riverside. The proposed project would utilize one or.two screening machines, a skip loader, an office - trailer on site, and trucks to remove the materials from the site. The property is located south of Congress Street and along the western banks of the Santa Ana River. JUL 3 1979