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49 Norton Air Force Base Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to ap- prove Resolution No. R-11-89. Unanimous vote. RESOLUTION NO. R-11-89 - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF COLTON OPPOSING THE CLOSURE OF NORTON AIR FORCE BASE AND EN- COURAGING THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF COLTON TO CONTACT THEIR ELECTED OFFICIALS IN WASH- INGTON D. C., AND EXPRESS THEIR CONCERN AND OPPOSITION TO THE CLOSURE OF NORTON AIR FORCE BASE. CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Community Facilities District 88-1 Assistant City Manager Leslie Keane reported on the sale of Special Tax Bonds for the construction of public infrastructure in Community ^' Facilities District 88-1. Ms. Keane advised that six proposals were received for the sale of Lo bonds from underwriters, and the award was made to Bateman -Eichler, ® with an attractive interest rate of 7.4658%. Ms. Keane also advised co the bonds will have a maturity date of 30 years. Ms. Keane said Staff is recommending the City Council authorize the selection of Union Bank as fiscal agent for $2.55 million in Series 1989 Bonds to be issued under the auspices of Community Facilities Dis- trict 88-1, and adopt Resolution Nos. R-12-89 and R-13-89. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rios, to approve Staff's recommendation and Resolution Nos. R-12-89 and R-13-89. Vote was unanimous. RESOLUTION NO. R-12-89 - RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLTON, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF BONDS AND APPROVING BOND INDENTURE FOR A COM- MUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT. RESOLUTION NO. R-13-89 - RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLTON, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING PROPOSAL AND MAKING AWARD FOR SALE OF BONDS IN A COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT. Mobile Home Rent Control Ordinance Legal Counsel John Brown, of Best, Best & Krieger, stated for the record, City Attorney Stephen Edwards has disqualified himself from these proceedings because he resides in a mobile home park in Colton. Mr. Brown then reviewed a Summary of the proposed mobile home rent con- trol ordinance, discussing the purpose of the mobile home rent control ordinance - intended to balance the sometimes competing interests of mobile home owners and mobile home park owners; how mobile home park rents will be affected - by establishing a system for controlling mobile home rents and rolling back such rents to 1981 levels, with an adjust- ment based upon the Consumer Price Index; paying for rent control en- forcement - financing of activities of the Rent Review Commission ac- complished through registration fees paid by park owners or from funds allocated by the City Council to the Rent Review Commission or from a combination of those sources and any other available sources; estab- lishment of a Rent Review Commission - consisting of five members to review and adjust rent when special circumstances or needs arise and for challenge to rents imposed; ensuring a fair return for mobile park owners - involves the determination of a fair return to the park owner; procedures for challenging rents and limitation of rents - provides for an individual petition procedure by mobile home park owners who are dis- satisfied with the annual rent increase permitted under the ordinance; ensuring continued proper maintenance and provision of services - pro- vides for rent reduction in the event that a park owner reduces the level or kind of services provided in the mobile home park; ensuring a JAN 17 1989