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414 PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Planning Commission Resolution No 949 CUP, Jamshed Farooque, C-10-80 Planning Director, Mr. Robert Trevino, reported the request filed by Mr. Jamshed Farooque for a Conditional Use Permit to obtain a service station on property located at 833 West Valley Boulevard was approved by the Planning Commission subject to 10 conditions. Council asked Mr. Farooque, present in the audience, if he was aware of the ten conditions and agreeable to them. Mr. Farooque replied yes to both questions. Moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilwoman Garcia, to approve Planning Commission Resolution No. 949. Unanimous vote. Planning Commission Resolution No 950_ CUP, John and Sylvia Harrison, C-12-80 Planning Director Trevino reported the Harrisons' request for a Conditional Use Permit to expand a use to include hair care on property located at 23176 Washington Street was approved by the Planning Commission subject to one condition. Moved by Councilwoman Garcia, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approved Planning Commission Resolution No. 950. Unanimous vote. RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISION REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Colton Plunge Rates and Hours Recreation Director Mr. Lofy presented the recommended hours and rates for operation of the Colton Municipal Plunge which has an anticipated opening date of June 16. Mr. Lofy stated the City Council might wish to consider revising the prices to conform with that of the Colton Unified School District Pool. Mr. Lofy said if Council so desired, he would recommend that the revision be from 1 year old to 17 years 50� per person and 18 years and over $1.00 per person. After brief discussion, moved by Councilman Rehrer, seconded by Councilwoman Garcia, to accept the recommendation of Mr. Lofy on the hours and prices for operation of the Colton Municipal Pool, including 50� per person for 17 years and under and $1.00 per person for 18 years and over. Unanimous vote. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS TRANSPORTATION CALTRANS Sound Barrier Acting City Manager Elliott reported that CALTRANS is proposing the construction of a sound barrier on Interstate 10 from Pennslyvania Avenue to Rancho Avenue on the north side of the freeway and that all costs for the project would be the responsibility of CALTRANS. Mr. Ken Bandow, CALTRANS Representative, reviewed the proposed construction project stating the purpose is to construct a sound barrier to protect the adjacent residential receptors between Rancho Avenue and the Colton overhead along the north side of Route I-10. Mr. Bandow said there are twenty-one residences located within approximately one-half block of I-10 between Rancho Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue which are directly impacted by freeway traffic noise. Mr. Bandow said after contacting the 21 residents and receiving no adverse objections, a study was conducted on the noise levels; the study found the noise level recordings exceeded acceptable standards and as such, the proposed construction project was drafted. Mr. Bandow concluded by indicating the color and type of material to be used and the location, height and placement of the sound barrier wall. Mayor Gonzales thanked Mr. Bandow for his presentation. JUN -,