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H 1 1 amount of $20,049.72. (6) Tracts Accept Tract No. 13529 for Recordation, Paul Shadid. (7) Tracts Acceptance of Tract Nos. 13424 and 13471 as 100% complete and approval to release Bonds, Presley Development. (8) Traffic Regulations & Control Approval of Funds, in the amount of $15,000, from Traffic Signal Fee Account for closure of Little Colton Avenue. (9) Traffic Regulations & Control Request for Closure of the Median in the 1400 block of Cooley Drive. (10) Claims Teri Neumann, et al, vs. City of Colton. Recommend denial. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rios, to approve the Consent Calendar. Unanimous vote. MAV(1T2 AATn r0ITwrTT. TTF.MIR Ministerial Association Mayor Gonzales, together with Ray Gonzales, Human Services Department, and Mitchell Chavez, bicyclist who rode from Hoover Dam in Nevada to Colton to raise funds for the needy, presented a Holiday Fundraiser Check to Pastor Jack Colburn and Father Michael McNally, of the Mini- sterial Association. Mayor Gonzales stated through the efforts of Mitchell. Chavez and the community generosity, there is approximately $1,460 in donations for the needy. Mayor Gonzales commended Mr. Chavez and the Human Services Department for their efforts. Pastor Coleburn thanked Mayor Gonzales for the donation, stating this will certainly assist many needy families during the Holidays. Pastor Coleburn expressed his gratitude to the City and Mr. Chavez. City Manager Leslie Keane also advised that Holiday barrels will be placed in various locations throughout the City for the donation of toys, to be distributed to needy families and children. PUBLIC HEARINGS: Street Name Change Mayor Gonzales declared the Public Hearing open. Community Development Director Jaime Aguilera submitted the Affidavit of Posting and reported that no protests or objections had been re- ceived. Mr. Aguilera reported on a request received from the American Legion, Post No. 155, dated October 5, 1989, on a street name change from Riverside Avenue to Veterans Way, which was submitted to the Design Review Committee and Traffic Committee for comments prior to the Planning Commission hearing. Both Committees recommended the request be denied because there is no compelling safety issue which would re- quire the change; there will be costs incurred by five City depart- ments and countless other agencies that must change their maps and files at their cost; and to change the street on this short section, and not in its entirety, will cause confusion to emergency response vehicles. The Committees also indicated that if the Planning Commission considered approval of the street name change, the City would be better served if the entire street was changed to avoid confusion. Mr. Aguilera continued Riverside Avenue is bisected in three sections and the Public Safety departments believe that to change the name of only the center portion would cause problems for emergency response personnel. DEC 5 1989