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<br />is being recommended the public hearing on this matter be continued to Tuesday,
<br />June 5, 1.979.
<br />Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Hayes, to continue the Public
<br />Hearing to Tuesday, June 5, 1979, on Appeal filed by Keith Morley, A-5-79. Vote
<br />was unanimous.
<br />CORRESPONDENCE:
<br />Labor Relations
<br />Mr. Art Villa, 25540 San Bernardino Avenue, San Bernardino, President of the Local
<br />No. 226, International Brotherhood of Pottery & Allied Workers, and employee of
<br />Colton Manufacturing, Inc.,.again spoke to the Council Members regarding the con-
<br />tinuing problems and labor disputes between the employees and the Company.
<br />Mr. Villa stated he realized the City Council could not get involved in labor and
<br />union problems, however, he, and many of the employees, were hopeful that the City
<br />could write a letter to the company, expressing the City's concern that these
<br />problems would be resolved in the near future.
<br />(� Mr. Frank Rebollo, Manager of the Chamber of Commerce, stated he had contacted
<br />(Y� Senator Ruben Ayala's office concerning this problem and was advised that a
<br />private mediator should be called in to intervene and bring about a settlement.
<br />Q Mr. Villa said this has already been done, but nothing has been settled asY et.
<br />'Q Mr. Villa stated it appears now that the company does not really want to settle
<br />Q this matter, and they are trying to break up the Union.
<br />Mr. Rebollo suggested that possibly the Board of Directors of the Chamber might
<br />consider sending delegates to the Company to discuss this matter.
<br />Councilwoman Cisneros also.suggested that the City write a letter to the Company,
<br />expressing our concern and hope that this dispute be settled soon, to everyone's
<br />satisfaction.
<br />Discussion then followed among Council Members with regard to such a letter and
<br />its contents.
<br />Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Mayor Gonzales, authorizing Staff to
<br />write a letter to Colton Manufacturing, Inc., expressing the City's concern over
<br />the existing problems between the Company and its employees, and that hopefully
<br />this dispute will be resolved in the near future. Unanimous vote.
<br />PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
<br />Zoning
<br />P. C. Res. No. 914
<br />Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Hayes, to set for Public Hear-
<br />ing on Tuesday, June 5, 1979, Planning Commission Resolution No. 914, A-8-79.
<br />Vote was unanimous. -
<br />Conditional Use Permit/Variance
<br />Planning Director Gonzales reported from his memorandum dated May 9, 1979, re-
<br />garding Conditional Use Permit and Variance applications requested by Constructech
<br />Corporation to develop Tract No. 9974 with ten single-family homes and reduce the
<br />side and front yard setbacks, on property consisting of 2.56 acres located on "E
<br />Street, between 2nd and 4th Streets, in an R -1-X zone.
<br />Mr. Gonzales advised the Planning Commission considered these applications at a
<br />public hearing held May 8, 1979, and after study and research recommended approval
<br />of the Conditional Use Permit, C-4-79, and Variance, V-3-79, applications subject.
<br />to findings and conditions as listed in Planning Commission Resolution No. 912.
<br />Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilman Temby, approving Planning Commis-
<br />sion Resolution No. 912 and the findings and conditions as listed therein. Vote
<br />was unanimous.
<br />Variance
<br />P. C. Res. No. 913
<br />Mr. Gonzales reported on Planning Commission Resolution No. 913, which concerned
<br />a Variance application, requested by Steve Ferreri, to reduce the side yard set -
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