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(8) Administrative Policies Modification to City's Car Allowance Policy, RESOLUTION NO. R-3-90. (9) Personnel Conversion of Firefighter Position to Firefighter Specialist/ Paramedic. (10) Planning/Meetings Request approval for Employees/Commissioners to attend City - County Planning Commissioners Association of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties Winter Conference to be held January 25, 1990, at the E1 Sombrero Restaurant in Colton. (11) Claims Jolene Nguyen, Benedict Zin, versus the City of Colton. Recom- mend denial. Moved by Councilwoman Cisneros, seconded by Councilman Rehrer, to approve the Consent Calendar. Unanimous vote.' MAYOR AND COUNCIL REPORTS: Resolutions of Recognition Mayor Gonzales and Community Development Director Jaime ARuilera Pre- sented Resolutions of Recognition to Carolina Torres, Susan Carr, Ruben Colunga, Don Hines, Hazel Olsen and Victoria Valenzuela, members and volunteers of the Historic and Scenic Preservation Commission, for their efforts and dedication to the preservation of Colton's history and his- torical landmarks. Mr. Aguilera advised the City has contracted with the consulting firm of Management Science Applications, Znc., to assist in identifying buildings that will qualify as historical landmarks. Ordinance No. 0-1-90 Mayor Gonzales read in full a Petition, containing approximately 22 sig- natures, requesting that the term of office for Mayor be amended from a two year term to a four year term, and that a proposed Ordinance, No. 0-1-90, be considered for submittal to the voters at the June election. Mayor Gonzales moved for First Reading of Ordinance No. 0-1-90, and waive full reading. Motion died for lack of a second. Mayor Gonzales stated the proposed Ordinance would be for any person running for the office of Mayor. Mayor Gonzales stated that all of the surrounding cities have elected Mayors serving four year terms, and he felt it would be advantageous for the City of Colton to do the same. Mayor Gonzales stated it becomes very costly for a candidate to run for office every two years, and this also can be very disruptive in the completion of projects and programs started in that two-year period. 2 ;JaN 1 s logo