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338 Mr. Gonzales stated he understands that the City of Rialto will also benefit by the proposed storm drain system, and asked if the City of Rialto has contributed anything towards the storm drain system. Mr. Hsu answered yes, the Rialto City Council has approved a contribution of $35,000 towards the storm drain system. Mayor Gonzales asked after these improvements are in and complete, and if new developments in that area should materialize, would this company have any re- bates coming from others connecting to these improvements, or lines. Mr. Hsu answered yes, that was correct, and that a reimbursement program is being set up with West San Bernardino Valley Water District with regard to the water lines and service; however, the sewer line and services will be totally absorbed by his company. After additional discussion among Council Members and Staff, moved by Council- woman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Hayes, to approve request for waiver of sewer connection fees from owners/developers of proposed mobile home park as outlined by Staff. Vote was unanimous. Agreements Mr. Gonzales presented to the Council Members a Joint Real Property Improvement Agreement by and between ADR Corporation, Emerich & Company, Inc., The Clurman Company, Inc., One Sheep Jumped Over The Fence, Inc., and the City of Rialto. Mr. Gonzales stated these property owners have requested the City of Colton to be the collecting agent for this reimbursement agreement between themselves for a major storm drain system. After discussion, moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Temby, to approve Joint Real Property Improvement Agreement between property owners as outlined. Unanimous vote. RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilwoman Cisneros, to approve appoint- ment of Sue Diaz and A. Duane Kendall as Student Commissioners to the Recreation and Parks Commission for the 1979-80 school year. Unanimous vote. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Agreements Transportation City Manager Gonzales reported from his memorandum dated November 15, 1979, advis- ing that the Agreement with the City's Dial -A -Ride operator, Yellow Checker Leas- ing, Inc., expires December 5, 1979, and since time is of the essence, Staff recom- mends renewal of the Agreement with the following stipulations: 1. The Agreement terminate on June 30, 1980, to coincide with the City's fiscal year and allow for further study of the City's transit needs. 2. That Saturday service be considered for a trial period of sixty (60) days to ascertain ridership, farebox statistics, and public response. 3. Service on Monday through Friday to continue as directed by City Council action of March 20, 1979, utilizing one vehicle as backup. 4. The hourly operating rate be increased from $11.00 to $14.00 as current - 1"y being charged the City of San Bernardino. The company currently re- tains all fares collected, however, th.e City would retain all fares under the proposed agreement. 5. That upon receipt of the new vehicles (estimated delivery in January, 1980) the rental rate be increased to $1.50 per operating hour per vehicle. Mr. Gonzales also referred to a detailed report dated November 13, 1979, from the City Auditor on this matter. Mr. Gonzales concluded that Staff recommends the Mayor be authorized to sign the Agreement with Yellow Checker Leasing, Inc., as outlined. Nil 0 V 0 19 79