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261 said both of the new Community Centers are fine, however, have no provisions for the youth of our community. Mrs. Hernandez also spoke about the State Park Bond Act funds. Officer Pat Crowe, representing the Colton Police Officers Association, stated the Revenue Sharing Funds should be earmarked for Police and Fire Services due to the ever-increasing population and additional State mandated laws. Officer Crowe said he could sympathize with remarks made by Mrs. Hernandez, however, possibly State Park Bond Act funds could be utilized for their requests. Mayor Pro -Tem Rehrer stated the public hearing this evening was actually for public input on the Revenue Sharing funds, there has not, as yet, been any definite appor- tionment of these funds. Councilwoman Cisneros asked if the Revenue Sharing funds have been incorporated in the Budget that the City Council is about to review. City Manager Calabrese answered this will be discussed and taken care of during the Budget Sessions, that the City Council decides how and where these funds are disbursed. Mayor Pro -Tem Rehrer asked if anyone desired to make additional comments on the Revenue Sharing funds. c Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilman Temby, to terminate the Public Hearing. Vote was unanimous. Mr. Calabrese then read from a report on the State Park Bond Act monies, total Q grant of $69,704, and outlined the projects that have been completed and those that are yet to be completed at Municipal, Central and Veterans Parks. Mr. Jimmy Campos spoke about the facilities for Veterans Park, and asked that the City Council consider additional recreational facilities and programs for the youth of the community, to keep them off the streets at night. Real Estate Guthrie Memorial City Manager Calabrese reported on the relocation of Guthrie Memorial, which had been discussed at a previous Council Meeting, and referred to a memo from the City Engineer, dated June 12, 1979, outlining information as provided by Mr. Gordon K. Huntley, Real Property Agent for the County of San Bernardino. Discussion then followed with regard to the future realignment of Orange Show Road to Fairway Drive, and the City's previous recommendation for a "T" alignment. No action was taken or recommendation made as to the relocation of the Guthrie Memorial. Governmental A encies SCAG Mr. Calabrese presented to the Council Members, for their consideration and ap- proval, a Resolution of Intent, from SCAG, requesting action by the City Council to commit to implement actions specified in the 208 Areawide Waste Treatment Management Plan, as outlined in a memorandum from SCAG dated February 13, 1979. After discussion among Council Members, moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilman Temby, to table this matter for additional information. Unanimous vote. Legislation SB -325 Mr. Calabrese referred to Resolution No. 3918, which authorizes a claim for SB -325 funds, in the amount of $195,607, for the City of Colton roads and highway use under Article 8 of SB -325. Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Mayor Pro -Tem Rehrer, to approve Resolution No. 3918. Vote was unanimous. RESOLUTION NO. Legislation 3918 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF COLTON, SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING A CLAIM FOR SB -325 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS FUND FOR THE CITY OF COLTON. Finance Director Helsley reported from his memorandum regarding the Gann Initi JU� t've, 19 1979