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1 1 OCity Manager Keane said this could be done by resolution and that perhaps if Council desires this could be brought back for the July 181 1989 Council Meeting. Council consensus was to consider a Five Year Refuse Franchise Notification Resolution at the July 18, 1989 Council Meeting. Mayor Gonzales recommended that the 3/4 ton 1965 pickup for $14,500 be replaced. City Manager Keane reported the Utilities Commission has requested that the Refuse Utility not pay the Franchise In Liew Tax and that the Franchise Fees go back to Refuse. City Manager Keane reported staff can conceptually agree with the franchise fees, this would mean $104,000 would go out of the General Fund and into Refuse. Staff does not agree on the non-payment of Franchise In Lieu Tax. City Manager Keane suggested this could be looked at more in depth at a later date. Moved by Mayor Gonzales, seconded by Council Member Rios to tenta- tively approve the Refuse Budget with the additions of $86,000. Unanimous vote. RVrVrT.TWn City Manager Keane stated Page 644 should reflect an additional $28,000. Human Resource Director explained this is for the recycling redemp- tion fees paid by Country Boy. Ms. Keane reported the budget shows the $28,000 coming in as revenue but was inadvertenly dropped on the expense side. Mr. Holmer requested the purchase of a larger recycling container at $4,000, stating the current container can no longer keep up with the need. Moved by Council Member Rios, seconded by Council Member Rehrer to tentatively approve the Recycling Budget as amended. Unanimous vote. CAPTIAL IMPROVEMENTS City Manager Keane reviewed the Capital Improvements Projects stating the funds for the projects are in most cases restricted and can only be used for the designated project. The Projects total $1,959,649. Mayor Gonzales recommended that the Cooley House be sold. Council Members concensus was to wait until Council Member Cisneros could be present for discussion. City Manager Keane stated that staff will look at all available options and report back to the Council. Discussion followed on the additions to the Hutton and Luque Centers regarding delays. Moved by Council Member Rios, seconded by Council Member Rehrer to tentatively approve the Capital Improvement Budget. Unanimous vote. City Manager Keane stated thus far all tentatively approved budgets can be funded. Staff will provide the City Council with a Wrap Up Summary List of all items added, resolutions will be prepared for the Council Meeting of June 29, 1989, to adopt the budget. ADJOURNMENT: Moved by Council Member Lofy, seconded by Council Member Rios to adjourn to June 29, 1989 at 5:30 p.m. Mayor Gonzales declared the meeting adjourned at 6:50 p.m. HELEN A. RAMOS, CMC City Clerk City of Colton JUN 21 1989