10/16/1980CITY OF GRAND TERRACE
COUNCIL MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING - OCTOBER 16, 1980
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Grand Terrace was called to
order at 12354 Mt. Vernon, First Baptist Church of Grand Terrace, Grand Terrace,
California, at 6:36 p.m. on October 16, 1980.
PRESENT: Thomas A. Tillinghast, Mayor
Hugh J. Grant, Mayor Pro Tempore
Tony Petta, Councilman
Jim Rigley, Councilman
Seth Armstead, City Manager
Edward Clark, Finance/Administrative Services Officer
Ivan Hopkins, City Attorney
Joe Kicak, City Engineer
Myrna Lindahl, City Clerk
ABSENT: Roy W. Nix, Councilman
The meeting was opened with invocation by Reverend Harold Lorimer, followed by the
Pledge of Allegiance led by Seth Armstead.
ITEMS ADDED TO AGENDA
Item 3G - Approve and Accept Parcel Map 5489.
Item 3H - Approve Amended Computer Teleprocessing Agreement.
Item 9 - Executive Session.
ITEMS DELETED FROM AGENDA
Item 3B - Approve Revised Responsibilities for Planning Commission
and All City Committees.
Item 3C - Resolution Rescinding Resolution No. 79-6 and Establishing
Policy for Reimbursement of Travel Expenses.
Item 3D(1) - Approve & Accept Final Maps - Tract 11135
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - (10-2-80) (9-25-80) (10-9-80)
CC-80-350 Motion was made by Councilman Grant, seconded by Councilman Petta
and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve the Minutes of
October 2, 1980 as presented.
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CC-80-351 Motion was made by Councilman Petta, seconded by Councilman Grant
and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve the Minutes of
September 25, 1980 as presented.
CC-80-352 Motion was made by Mayor Tillinghast, seconded by Councilman Petta
and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve the Minutes of
October 9, 1980 as presented.
CONSENT CALENDAR
CC-80-353 Motion was made by Councilman Rigley, seconded by Councilman Petta
and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve the following
items on the Consent Calendar:
A. Approval of Check Register No. 101680.
D. Approve & Accept Final Maps for Recordation, and Authorize
Execution of Subdivision Agreements & Bonds for Tract 10622 -
Importuna & Everisto.
E. Approve & Accept Parcel Map 5789 for Final Recording.
F. RESOLUTION NO. 80-40
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND TERRACE,
CALIFORNIA, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO VACATE A PORTION OF A
CERTAIN STREET IN THE CITY OF GRAND TERRACE.
G. Approve & Accept Parcel Map 5489 for Final Recording.
H. Approve Amended Computer Teleprocessing Agreement with San
Bernardino County and Authorize Mayor to Execute.
COMMISSION & COMMITTEE REPORTS
PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE
Chairman Geoff Dooley reported the following: (1) Thanked Dick
Rollins and Bob Yeates for their assistance on the successful
groundbreaking ceremony for Terrace Hills Community Park, and
commended the news media for the fine coverage of the event. Work
is to begin on the park next week;
(2) - Gymnastics Program - Mr. Dooley requested Council approval
of a Gymnastics Program, to be taught by Gil Pritchard, with the
same concept approved on June 5, 1980.
CC-80-354 Following discussion, Motion was made by Councilman Petta, seconded
by Councilman Rigley and carried unanimously, by all present, to
approve an eight week Gymnastics Program as presented. (Program
Outline is on file in City Clerk's Office)
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(3) Vice -Chairman Dick Rollins advised Council three bids had been
obtained from sporting goods companies, with a low bid of $746.82,
and requested Council approval to purchase a pair of portable soccer
goals and nets with Parks & Recreation funds.
CC-80-355 Following discussion, Motion was made by Councilman Rigley, seconded
by Councilman Petta and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve
the purchase of a pair of portable soccer goals and nets for $746.82,
from the lowest bidder, J'n M Sports Hall, Upland.
ENERGY COMMITTEE
Dave Carmany, Administrative Assistant, reported the following:
(1) The Committee has completed an outline of the City's Energy
Element to the General Plan; (2) Energy Conservation Tips were
distributed this week to five radio stations, to be broadcast by
the stations as a public service.
Councilman Grant requested a report be submitted to Council by
Mr. Gene Tidwell concerning a SCAG Meeting he recently attended.
VOLUNTEER SERVICES COMMITTEE
Chairman Bob Yeates reported a meeting was held regarding Christmas
Decorations for the City.
CRIME PREVENTION COMMITTEE
Chairperson Judy Rinderhagen reported the following: (1) Will
attend vandalism seminar October 28 with Parks & Recreation Committee
representatives; (2) Preparing "Lady Beware" Program for October 23
at 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Hills Junior High; (3) Burglaries have
increased - newspaper articles will be printed to encourage the
residents to follow through with suggestions they have been given.
GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT
Applicant: Verda Hixson
File/Index: GPA/79-0395/E223-117
Proposal: Amend General Plan, Res 2-4 du/ac to Res 9+ du/ac on
6.32 acres
Location: Ext. btw, Mt. Vernon & Gage Canal, approx. 410' s/o
Grand Terrace Road
Rep: Robert W. Buchanan
Planning Staff, Jean Laurin, advised Council construction of
condominiums is planned for this 6.32 acre parcel, and stated no
opposition has been received since the first reading of the Resolution.
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Mayor Tillinghast opened Public Hearing on the matter.
Supporting Testimony
Mr. Stanley Proud, 1466 Greenbriar, Corona, representing Mrs. Verda
Hixson, stated they plan to build 65-70 condominium units on this
parcel, and feels they will benefit the City. He advised Council
displays of the planned development are available.
Opposing Testimony
Mr. Homer H. Howell, 11821 Mt. Vernon Avenue, stated he is in favor
of condominiums being built, but is concerned that no restrictions
have been placed on the property to prevent other uses, such as a
trailer park. He feels the General Plan should carry some restric-
tions, rather than wait for the zone change.
Mayor Tillinghast closed Public Hearing. Jean Laurin stated
limitations for use of the property can be addressed when the zone
change is considered. Councilman Grant concurred with Mr. Howell's
concern, and also voiced concern that traffic will be increased in
that area, since a problem already exists at the intersection of
Mt. Vernon and Brentwood.
RESOLUTION NO. 80-38 (2nd Reading)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND TERRACE,
CALIFORNIA, REGARDING THE SECOND CYCLE 1980 GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS.
CC-80-356 Motion was made by Councilman Petta, seconded by Councilman Rigley
and carried unanimously, by all present, to adopt Resolution No.
80-38.
GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT
Applicant: City of Grand Terrace
File/Index: GPA/80-1020/E221-119
Proposal: Amend General Plan Map & text from Res-4 du/ac, Res-8
du/ac, & Res-16 du/ac to Office Commercial & General
Commercial on 300 acres +
Location: Generally btw Michigan & Vista Grande Ave.,N/S/s Barton Rd.
Rep: Gale Carr
Councilman Petta disqualified himself from discussion on this matter,
due to a conflict of interest.
Planning Staff, Jean Laurin, stated no protests have been received
on this matter since the first hearing held October 2, 1980.
Mayor Tillinghast opened Public Hearing on the matter.
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Supporting Testimony
No individuals spoke in favor of the matter.
Opposing Testimony
Helen Dodson, 21992 DeBerry, requested that her parcel and her son's
parcel adjacent to hers to the West, not be zoned commercial, and
stay residential. She stated a mistake had been made previously,
which made these properties commercial, and had required S360.00 to
get them rezoned back to residential.
Bob Yeates, 12888 Fremontia, voiced concern for creating a residential
island among commercial properties, and was assured this is not the
case.
Ken Rinderhagen, 12738 Wilmac, requested clarification that Mrs. Dodson
is addressing two separate houses and parcels.
Mayor Tillinghast closed Public Hearing.
In discussion, Council concurred with Mrs. Dodson's request, and
Mayor Tillinghast directed Staff to amend Exhibit "A", Area B, to
reflect deletion of the two Dodson parcels from the commercial
designation. City Attorney Hopkins advised Council that the proposed
resolution would require another first reading, since there is an
amendment.
RESOLUTION NO. 80- (First Reading)
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND TERRACE,-
CALIFORNIA, REGARDING THE SECOND CYCLE 1980 GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS.
CC-80-357 Motion ►•ras made by Mayor Tillinghast, seconded by Councilman Grant,
to adopt first reading of the Resolution, as amended. The Motion
carried on AYE votes of Councilmen Rigley, Grant, and Mayor
Tillinghast. Councilman Petta abstained from voting due to a
conflict of interest. Councilman Nix was absent. Second Reading
of the Resolution will be held November 6, 1980.
PERSONNEL RULES & REGULATIONS
Finance/Administrative Services Officer Ed Clark briefed Council,
stating he had misunderstood Council action regarding the amendment
of Section 4.11, Overtime - General, at the meeting of August 21,
and requested Council approval to amend this Section to reflect
that all employees, with the exception of the City Manager, are to
be compensated for overtime with pay or compensatory time off on
a straight time basis, leaving the determination up to the employee.
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Council discussed the possibility of problems arising from allowing
the employees and administration to decide whether overtime would be
paid or compensatory time off given. Mr. Clark was questioned as to
the amount of overtime worked this year, and indicated 200 hours have
been accumulated thus far. The point was raised that if the employees
were to receive pay for overtime, would that include the hours spent
in Council Meetings by employees and contract employees. Mr. Clark
recommended adjusted workdays following Council Meetings for the
affected employees.
Motion was made by Councilman Petta, to approve all other employees,
except the City Manager, shall be compensated for overtime by being
paid or receiving compensatory time off, both to be on a straight
time basis, with the employee determining which type of compensation.
The Motion died for lack of a second.
Motion was made by Councilman Rigley to approve Staff's recommendation,
with the deletion of the phrase "by being paid." Mayor Tillinghast
questioned if the Motion is to approve all other employees except
the City Manager shall be compensated. Councilman Rigley stated the
last sentence, "The employee will determine which type of compensation"
is to be deleted. The Motion died for lack of a second.
CC-80-358 Motion was made by Mayor Tillinghast, seconded by Councilman Grant,
to amend Personnel Rule 4.11, Overtime - General, to read as follows:
"Any employee, except those employees specified in the annual
compensation plan as working an indefinite work week, who was ordered
because of an emergency or in the interest of efficiency of the City,
to render overtime service, and as a result, his time worked exceeds
the normal work week for his class, shall be paid overtime on a
straight time basis. A current record shall be kept at each instance
of authorized overtime work stating the reasons therefor and by whom
authorized; and also that date and duration of each instance. The
overtime service must be for work definitely ordered or approved in
advance by the appointing authority, except in emergency conditions."
Councilman Rigley voiced objection to paying overtime for employees
attending Council Meetings. Mayor Tillinghast stated no overtime
will be paid for attendance at the meetings, and that their workdays
will be adjusted to compensate for that time. Clarification was
also given that the City Manager is the only employee specified in
the annual compensation plan.as working an indefinite work week.
Following discussion, Motion No. CC-80-3 58 carried unanimously, by
all present.
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RECESS
t Mayor Tillinghast called a recess at 7:26 p.m. Council reconvened
f at 7:37 p.m., with all members present except Councilman Nix.
7nNF CHANAF
Proposal: ZC-RR-T to 3500-R-3-T on 6.32 acres
Location: Ext. btw Mt. Vernon Ave. & Gage Canal, approx. 410'
s/o Grand Terrace Road.
Applicant: Verda M. Price (aka: Hixson)
Rep: Robert W. Buchanan
Planning Staff, Jean Laurin, advised Council this matter was heard
and approved by the Planning Commission September 8, 1980, subject
to conditions. A condominium project is planned for this property,
and the proposed zoning would not permit a mobilehome project. A
geologic hazard report was filed, and the conditions of that report
are listed in the conditions of the zone change, as well as a
requirement for two accesses to the property. Ms. Laurin recommended
approval of the zone change to 3500-R-3-T, subject to the conditions.
Mayor Tillinghast opened Public Hearing on the matter.
Supporting Testimony
Dr. Jack Booker, 11785 Mt. Vernon, spoke in favor of the zone change
and proposed condominium project, and does not feel there will be a
traffic problem, since two accesses to the project will be required.
Mr. Homer H. Howell, 11821 Mt. Vernon, spoke in favor of the
zone change with the 3500-R-3-T designation.
Opposing Testimony
Bob Yeates, 12888 Fremontia, stated he was not speaking in opposition
to the zone change, but questioned if a problem exists for sewer
access to that property. City Engineer Joe Kicak stated an easement
has been granted.
Mayor Tillinghast closed Public Hearing.
In discussion, Council voiced concern regarding there being no
assurance of condominiums being constructed on that property, versus
other types of development. Jean Laurin recommended not stipulating
against mobilehome development, since several items of proposed
legislation are being considered. A potential traffic problem was
discussed, which will require engineering analysis. Another potential
problem is obtaining access across Gage Canal, which will be the
responsibility of the developer, in order to develop the property.
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ORDINANCE NO.
(First Reading)
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND TERRACE,
CALIFORNIA, APPROVING ZONE CHANGE FROM R-R-T to 3500-R-3-T ON
6.32 ACRES ON LOCATION EXTENDING BETWEEN MT. VERNON AVENUE AND
GAGE CANAL, APPROXIMATELY 410 FEET SOUTH OF GRAND TERRACE ROAD,
ZONE CHANGE E223-117 (ZC 80-4).
CC-80-359 Motion was made by Councilman Petta, seconded by Mayor Tillinghast,
and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve the first
reading of the ordinance by title only.
ZONE CHANGE NO. ZC 80-5 - CITY OF GRAND TERRACE
This matter was continued to the Council Meeting of November 6,
due to the City's General Plan Amendment requiring another first
reading at this Council Meeting.
HOME MORTGAGE FINANCE PROGRAM
RESOLUTION NO. 80-39
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND TERRACE,
CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A HOME MORTGAGE FINANCE PROGRAM IN COOPERATION
WITH THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO.
Mr. Ed Clark advised Council this matter was researched to ensure
this program would not be in conflict with the City's SB 99 Bond
Issue Program, listed other cities within the County which are
participating in this Program, and recommended approval. Mr. Mike
Whipple, Miller & Schroeder Municipals, Inc., also addressed this
matter, and indicated there would be no conflict.
CRA Attorney, Gene Nazarek, stated he had reviewed AB 1355 and the
Home Mortgage Finance Program, at the request of the City Manager,
and found no legal reason for the City not to participate in the
Program. He did not feel this would be in conflict with SB 99.
Council questioned whether the City at some time might get involved
in an AB 1355 Program, and whether this program would conflict with
the second bond issue program the City is presently considering. Mr.
Nazarek stated he could see no problem with either area.
CC-80-360 Motion was made by Councilman Petta, seconded by Councilman Rigley
and carried unanimously, by all present, to adopt Resolution No.
80-39.
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POLICE CHIEF REPORT
Captain Phil Schuyler reported that some citizens are concerned
about the number of burglaries in the City, and advised the City
is not experiencing an extensive crime wave. He stated the best
way to combat burglaries is through programs like Neighborhood Watch.
He also advised Council that, due to the alertness of a Neighborhood
Watch Member, they were able to respond with two units and the
helicopter, apprehended the suspect, and thus far have cleared
four other burglary cases through this suspect. Captain Schuyler
commended Judy Rinderhagen for her efforts, but stated more
citizen involvement is needed.
Mayor Tillinghast opened the meeting to public participation.
Dick Rollins, 22700 DeBerry, recommended the City use $1,500.00,
Budget Item called "Donations for Community Activities," so the
Crime Prevention Committee could purchase signs similar to the
City of Rialto, establishing Grand Terrace as a "Crime Watch" City.
Mayor Tillinghast closed the meeting to public participation.
FIRE CHIEF REPORT
Mayor Tillinghast stated the monthly report indicates a slight increase
in emergency incidents over the previous year, but overall, everything
seems to be going well.
CITY ENGINEER REPORT
Freeway Landscaping - Met with Caltrans, and they indicated they
have completed all the landscaping along the freeway. Caltrans
expressed reservations regarding landscaping the area northerly of
Newport, feeling it would pose a traffic hazard during installation,
and would be difficult to maintain following completion.
Flood Control - The Flood Control District is considering a $30.00
assessment for an average residential parcel of 7200 sq. feet, to
be used for repair work and future construction. They will be
requesting a resolution from Council supporting this. Will try to
have some recommendations, in conjunction with the City Attorney's
recommendations, regarding this matter, at the next meeting.
Councilman Petta questioned if this matter had not been previously
approved by the Board of Supervisors, even though the cities had
disapproved. Mr. Kicak stated they want support from the City to
place this issue on the ballot, and have scheduled storm drain
construction in Grand Terrace, at an estimated cost of $700,000.00,
if the issue passes. The breakdown for the proposed $30.00 assessment
would be $16.00 for regional facilities and $14.00 for secondary
facilities. Councilman Petta requested information be provided on
the amount the City would accumulate from the assessment.
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Councilman Grant questioned the status of the joint request of
Colton and Grand Terrace to Caltrans regarding freeway beautification.
Mr. Yeates stated the matter had been delayed, due to a change of
City Managers in Colton, but feels they will agree to join the City
in this request. He stated he feels iceplant should be planted to
keep litter from accumulating. Mr. Kicak stated iceplant is no
longer being planted, due to extreme costs of maintenance.
Mayor Tillinghast questioned the status of the Barton Road landscaping.
Mr. Kicak stated information will be provided at the next Council
Meeting.
COUNCIL REPORTS
Councilman Grant reported he attended an East Valley Transit Services
Authority Meeting October 15.
Councilman Grant also questioned if progress has been made to keep
the shopping center sidewalks clean, and suggested a letter from
Council to the shop owner might be helpful, in cases where it is felt
improvement could be made.
Opposition was also voiced by Councilman Grant regarding voting
ballots being mailed to residents with a Colton address, rather
than stating Grand Terrace, by the Registrar of Voters.
Councilman Petta requested consideration be given to underground
utility lines, particularly in the area of Barton Road and Mt. Vernon,
south to DeBerry Street, citing the present situation as unsightly.
City Engineer Joe Kicak stated he will contact Southern California
Edison Company regarding the feasibility; however, the limited
funds made available to Southern California Edison under Rule 20
are normally used in residential areas, with the property owner
responsible for connecting to the underground facilities.
CITY MANAGER REPORT
Finance/Administrative Services Officer, Ed Clark, requested
approval of an additional $680.00 for modification of the front
building, stating electrical expenses were higher than estimated.
Mr. Clark stated the expenses were incurred prior to Council
approval, since immediate office space is required for the new
Planning Director, F. Lewis Sullivan, and the new Community Services
Director, Randy Anstine.
CC-80-361 Motion was made by Councilman Grant, seconded by Councilman Petta
and carried unanimously, by all present, to approve the expenditure
of $680.00 for modification of the front building.
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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
Crime Prevention Committee Chairperson, Judy Rinderhagen, referred
to Dick Rollins' recommendation to make $15,000.00 available for
Neighborhood Watch signs, and recommended waiting until there is
more participation in the program.
Barbara Pfennighausen, 12364 Pascal Avenue, stated she had been
a burglary victim, and attests to the fact that Neighborhood Watch
and auditory alarms work, since the entire neighborhood converged
on her house at that time. She also recommended waiting to re-
surface any streets where it might be planned to install underground
facilities. Ms. Pfennighausen expressed concern that bicycles are
being ridden on the shopping center sidewalks, despite posted signs,
and questioned if the City has authority to control this, even though
it is private property.
Geoff Dooley, 22432 Franklin, questioned when Mt. Vernon will be
widened to the Riverside County line, stating the area between
Franklin and Pico is hazardous. Mr. Kicak stated, as long as
development is occuring, the developers should be responsible for
widening the streets. Mr. Dooley also stated a sign advertising
Mt. Vista Homes is illegally posted off the freeway, and also
at the intersection of Canal and Barton Road is a sign advertising
the Garden Home Apartments, in front of the house which should be
demolished. He also requested action be taken to remove a flatbed
truck from Mt. Vernon, which has been parked for eleven days.
Bob Yeates, 12888 Fremontia, stated he is aware of seven other
vehicles which should be ticketed, and questioned if the tickets
are ready for distribution to the Sheriff's Officers. Mr. Yeates
also stated he and a neighbor were burglary victims, that a license
number of a suspect vehicle had been taken and reported, and
complained that it took 48 hours for a search warrant to be obtained.
He understood the budget included another patrol vehicle during a
high crime rate. Mayor Tillinghast stated the budget included'a
half time detective for investigations and follow-up only.
Dr. Jack Booker, 11785 Mt. Vernon, addressed Council regarding the
proposed painting of 330 feet of curbs on Mt. Vernon, from the
corner of Brentwood, to eliminate parking, stating this would
eliminate all parking for four residences on that street. He
submitted proposed alternatives to the present plan for Council
consideration, and stated he feels dangerous situations are
created by traffic coming south, up the hill, on Mt. Vernon, rather
than from traffic moving north. Dr. Booker voiced concern for
the residents involved, stating it would make the houses difficult
to sell, if no front parking is available.
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Mr. Norman Schlaich, 11767 Mt. Vernon, supporting Dr. Booker's comments,
stated he had parked his truck, with the lights on, in front of his
home, and was unable to see those lights from the intersection of
Brentwood & Mt. Vernon. This is part of the proposed red zone. He
voiced opposition to having no parking available for guests, and
the affect of resale values on the homes.
Barbara Pfennighausen, 12376 Pascal Avenue, stated an additional
traffic hazard would be created by people parking across the street,
then trying to cross the street to the residences.
Mr. Homer H. Howell, 11821 Mt. Vernon, supported Dr. Booker's
comments also, stating he feels the proposed plan is unfair. Mr.
Howell also questioned if the speed limit could be lowered on Mt.
Vernon.
Norman Schlaich, 11767 Mt. Vernon, stated he felt letters should
be sent to property owners notifying them when Council is considering
matters which will affect them. He also stated he does not feel
enough traffic surveillance is conducted during the busy traffic
hours.
Councilman Grant stated since the subject of curb painting was not
on the agenda, it was impossible to notify the residents in advance;
otherwise, he agrees the residents should be notified.
City Engineer Joe Kicak was asked to address this issue; he
requested time to study the alternatives and to talk to the property
owners involved, prior to making recommendations.
Following discussion regarding the alternatives submitted by Dr.
Booker, Mayor Tillinghast directed Staff to re-examine this matter,
in light of the suggestions offered during Public Participation,
and to submit recommendations to Council at the earliest possible
date.
Ken Rinderhagen, 12738 Wilmac, stated other cities have lower speed
limit zones on four -lane highways, and questioned why the speed
limit cannot be lowered on Mt. Vernon. He also addressed the fact
that the Colton Joint Unified School District lists all Grand Terrace
residents as living in Colton, as well as all official school records.
He recommended writing a letter to the Postmaster requesting to be
listed as Grand Terrace, 92324, until a new zip code is assigned.
He also questioned if all county and federal records indicate the
citizens as Colton.
Mr. Rinderhagen stated the residents affected by the proposed zone
change had not been notified. Mayor Tillinghast stated Planning
Staff had advised the proper legal notification had been done.
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Mayor Tillinghast stated a request to establish a separate zip code
for the City has been processed through Congressman Brown's Office,
and the Colton Postmaster, and will be followed up with a telephone
call to the Colton Postmaster. At present, there is a proposal to
establish nine -digit zip codes throughout the United States, and
the City is requesting a separate zip code in conjunction with this.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Council adjourned to an Executive Session at 9:20 p.m., with Ed Clark,
Finance/Administrative Services Officer, City Attorney Ivan Hopkins,
City Engineer Joe Kicak, and Jim Craig, Clayson, Rothrock & Mann,
in attendance.
RECONVENE
Council reconvened the regular meeting at 9:50 p.m., with all
members present, except Councilman Nix. Mayor Tillinghast announced
the Executive Session had been held for the purpose of discussing
litigation, and no decisions were reached.
ADJOURN
CC-80-362 Motion was made by Councilman Grant, seconded by Councilman Petta
and carried unanimously, by all present, to adjourn the regular
meeting to an adjourned regular meeting to be held at 4:00 p.m. on
Thursday, October 23, 1980 at the First Baptist Church of Grand
Terrace, 12354 Mt. Vernon.
Respectfully submitted,
APPROVED:
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