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Brother Eugene Dougherty, Executive Director of A.P.A.C., a Non - Profit Religious Corporation, presented summary of a letter dated January 15, 1992, wherein he described the agreement with Jim Snow of L. J. Snow Ford to lease his former car lot on the corner of Laurel and Mt. Vernon in Colton to be used for a Rent -a -Space car lot. A.P.A.0 would lease spaces to private parties; to oversee that no car is stolen or damaged and to take the name and phone number of any prospective buyer for leasee. Under NO condition would the organization sell a car for anyone. All profits realized would go directly to the program for abused parents and children, except for the attendants salary. Code Enforcement OFficer, J. C. Washington, informed A.P.A.C. that it would need a Conditional Use Permit. The fee is $2,450.00, which the organization cannot afford; therefore, Brother Dougherty requested that the City Council waive this cost. With concurrence of City Council, Mayor Gonzales referred the matter to staff for investigation, report and recommendation. STAFF REPORTS: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Community Development Director Aguilera reported about new provisions of the California Health and Safety Code and the California Administrative Code requiring amendments to the building abatement ordinance. The changes are minor and classified as follows: A) Changes in the noticing procedure, whereby an appellant shall be given 30 days to prepare prior to a hearing and 15 days after the hearing to execute the City's decision. B) Regarding the posting of notices, the City shall post each unit with the same notice given the owner. Staff recommended Ordinance 0-2-90 be amended to include the provisions addressed in the memorandum dated December 4, 1991 from Best, Best & Krieger, excluding those related to court actions only. Staff recommended waiving full reading and passing first reading of Ordinance No. 0-04-92. JAN211992