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3 2 4 Acting City Manager Elliott reviewed a memorandum regarding disposition of a 1950 Seagrave Pumper fire truck by donation or sale to the San Bernardino Valley Junior College, to be used in training students studying fire science and related subjects. Mr. Elliott said Staff recommends the City of Colton sell the Seagrave Pumper fire truck to San Bernardino Valley Junior College for $1.00 to be used as a training aide in their academic program and as a public service to the community,.which can be accomplished by approval of Resolution No. 3939. Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve Resolution No. 3939. Vote was unanimous. RESOLUTION NO. 3939 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLTON FIXING THE VALUE OF CERTAIN FIRE EQUIPMENT AND SELLING THE SAME TO SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. Agreements City of Loma Linda Mr. Elliott referred to two Agreements between the City of Colton and the City of Loma Li.nda, one for the Loma Linda Fire Department to man Unit 463, which would enable the City of Colton to have this unit on all first alarm grass fires, and the second for the City of Colton to use Loma Linda Fire Department's Ladder Truck, which has the laddering capabilities Colton needs due to the new construction in the area. Moved by Councilman Hayes, seconded by Councilwoman Cisneros, to approve Agree- ments between the City of Colton and the City of Loma Linda for Fire Department services, to man Unit 463 and to use the Ladder Truck, as outlined by Staff, and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute both Agreements. Unanimous vote. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: _Ordinance No. 1570 Second Reading City Attorney Edwards stated before second reading of Ordinance No. 1570, concern- ing the regulation of a cable television system for the City of Colton, there were several representatives from various cable television companies that would like to make presentations. Mr. Charles M. Trimble, representing Six Star Cablevision, Inc., gave a slide film presentation of the company's proposal for a cablevision system for the City of Colton. Mr. Richard J. Waterman, representing Teleprompter Cable TV, and Mr. Richard Glascock, representing Televents Cable Television, both gave oral presentations of their companys' proposals for cable television in Colton. City Attorney Edwards then introduced Ordinance No. 1571 for Second Reading, read- ing it as to number and title only: ORDINANCE N0. 1570 - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF COLTON, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING Second Reading COLTON CITY CODE CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF CABLE.TELE- VISION SYSTEM. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilman Hayes, to pass Second Reading, waive further reading and adopt Ordinance No. 1570. Unanimous vote. Mr. Edwards recommended that Ordinance No. 1571 be removed from the Agenda and in- troduced at a later date. Mr. Max Hopkins, 11885 Bostick Road, Colton, spoke to the Council Members with re- gard to cable television, stating he was the contractor for the new tract of homes that were built in the La Loma Hills, and when they were attempting to get cable television companies interested in serving that area, the only one that responded was the Six Star Cablevision, Inc. Mr. Hopkins said he hoped the City Council would keep that in mind when making their decision. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: Mrs..Pauline Garcia, 489 North 4th Street, Colton, stated that this City Council is the epitome of hypocrisy. Mrs. Garcia again criticized the Council Members for their actions relating to the former City Manager and reinstatement of Jerry Young. OCT 2 1979