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02/26/2004 f CITY OF GRAND TERRACE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES REGULAR MEETING- FEBRUARY 26. 2004 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Grand Terrace was called to order in the Council Chambers,Grand Terrace Civic Center,22795 Barton Road,Grand Terrace,California,on February 26, 2004, at 6:30 p.m. PRESENT: Lee Ann Garcia, Mayor Maryetta Ferr6,Mayor Pro Tem Herman Hilkey, Councilmember Don Larkin, Councilmember Bea Cortes, Councilmember Tom Schwab, City Manager Brenda Stanfill, City Clerk Steve Berry, Assistant City Manager Larry Ronnow, Finance Director Jerry Glander, Building& Safety Director Gary Koontz, Community Development Director Lt. Hector Guerra, Sheriff's Department John Harper, City Attorney ABSENT: None The City Council meeting was opened with invocation by Mayor Pro Tern Maryetta Ferr6,followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilman Herman Hilkey. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS A. Assemblyman Dutton Assemblyman Dutton presented the City of Grand Terrace with a Resolution in recognition of the 251h year Anniversary. He expressed his congratulations and appreciation and presented it to Mayor Garcia. Mayor Garcia presented Assemblyman Bob Dutton with a plaque from the City of Grand Terrace. CONSENT CALENDAR CC-2004-22 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER CORTES, SECOND BY MAYOR PRO TEM FERRE, CARRIED 4-0-1-0 (COUNCILMEMBER LARKIN WAS ABSENT), to approve the following consent calendar items: Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 2 3A. Approval of Check Register Dated February 26, 2004 3B. Ratify 02-26-2004 CRA Action 3C. Waive Full Reading of Ordinances on Agenda 3D. Approval of 02-12-2004 Minutes 3E. Travel Authorization for Steve Berry to Attend a Management Training Program in San Luis Obispo, CA from April 301h to May 2, 2004 3F. Contract with the San Bernardino County Department ofReal Estate Services for the Grand Terrace Library Branch 3 G. Completion of the Traffic Signals at Mt.Vernon Avenue and De Berry Street PUBLIC COMMENT Jim King.22928 Palm Avenue,gave a brief report of the recent board meeting that was held for the Foundation of Grand Terrace. Anyone that is interested in being a Board Member for the Foundation should contact him at 909 335-7631. Jeffery McConnell.21758 Walnut,Grand Terrace Area Chamber of Commerce,reported that the new Blue Mountain Outlook should be in the mail on Tuesday. He reported that in March they will be holding St. Patrick's Quad Mixer where four cities will be meeting together for a Chamber Mixer at Al's Garden Supplies in Colton. Bloomington, Colton, Loma Linda and Grand Terrace will be there. He reported that the Survivor luncheon was a success and Deena Bennett gave a great presentation. He indicated that he is working on a youth sports page for the Blue Mountain Outlook,anyone with information should contact the Chamber office. ORAL REPORTS 5A. Committee Reports 1. Emergency Operations Committee A. Minutes of 01-06-2004 CC-2004-23 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBERLARKIN,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY, CARRIED 5-0, to accept the January 6, 2004 Minutes of the Emergency Operations Committee. 2. Crime Prevention Committee A. Minutes of 01-12-2004 CC-2004-24 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER FERRE, CARRIED 5-0, to accept the January 12, 2004 Minutes of the Crime Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 3 Prevention Committee. Councilmember Hilkev,requested that staff come up with a formalized Traffic Enforcement Program. COUNCIL REPORTS Councilmember Hilkev,reported that the Blood Bank is in need of O positive Blood. He is hearing that now that there,is a signal at DeBerry there is a problem at Van Buren with people going through the stop sign. Councilmember Larkin.reported that Riverside Highland Water Company will be holding their Annual Meeting on March 25, 2004. They urge everyone to attend. He reminded everyone that March 2, 2004 is election day and urged everyone to exercise their right to vote. Mavor Garcia, shared a letter from Supervisor Hansberger regarding the allocation of $67,000.00 from Community Development Block Grant fund. The San Bernardino County District Attorney's office has prepared their first annual report. Both letters will be available for review in the City Clerk's Department. She reported that the Regional Transportation Agency Coalition,which is the five transportation commissions in Southern California,got together to hear the comments that have been made towards the Regional Transportation Plan and it was unanimously approved to move forward the Draft RTP to the SCAG Transportation Committee. There was a meeting of the Transportation Demand Management Committee,which is a committee that is looking at better utilization of our highways,it was approved to move forward on the TDM Element of the Regional Transportation Plan. She requested that Assistant City Manager Berry give an update on the availability of sand bags for the residents. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv,indicated that there is 17,000 empty sand bags available at the fire station free of charge. There is sand available at the Senior Center. Mavor Garcia,she indicated that Little League will begin shortly and is hopeful that we will be able to get information to the Chamber on the youth sports in the community. PUBLIC HEARING 6A. An Ordinance of the City of Grand Terrace California,Amending Title 8,the Grand Terrace Health and Safety Code by Revising Chapter 8.04, Nuisance Abatement; Amending Title 18, The Grand Terrace Zoning Code by Adding to Chapter 18.06, Definitions,A New Definition of Recreation Vehicles(RV's),By Adding to Chapter 18.60; Off-Street Parking,A New Section on Recreational Vehicle Parking; and by Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 4 Revising Chapter 18.73, General Regulations and Exceptions; and Amending Title 4,Comprehensive Fee Schedules,Fines and Taxes,by Adding a New Chapter 4.105, Recreational Vehicle Parking and Storage Fines Assistant Citv Manager Berrv, gave a brief report on the history of this item. He indicated that staff is recommending that the City Council review the proposed RV/Utility Trailer Parking Ordinance as recommended by the Planning Commission,accept public input,then approve and/or adopt the ordinance. Staff is also recommending that the concept of permit fees to cover Code Enforcement costs be omitted from the ordinance. Mayor Garcia opened discussion to the public. Steve Benart, 22711 Fairburn Drive, indicated that he supports the proposed ordinance. Bill Warren. 11773 Holly Street, expressed his concern with the following items: Item v. All non-motorized recreational vehicles must be attached to the tow vehicle if parked on a public street. Item b. All recreational vehicles when parked or stored on residential properties must display current vehicle registration tags. Those recreational vehicles not displaying current registration tags will be considered in-operable and must be removed from the public view which includes streets, sidewalks and adjacent properties. Item i. If a recreational vehicle is parked or stored on a portion of a driveway leading to the garage of the residence,the garage door must be fully operational which means it can be fully opened at all time. He has concerns with the 10.5 foot set-back. Item q. No camper shells or cab-over-campers shall be stored in the front yard or side yard other than on an operable and licensed pick-up truck parked in a lawful manner. Said camper shells or cab-over-campers may be stored unmounted in the rear yard so long as they are screened in conformance with Section 18.73.200 of the Municipal Code. He has concerns with the fines. He requested that the Council consider added value of what a task team could bring to the ordinance. Vicki Dovle. 12035 Westwood Lane, expressed her concern with the pressure that is being placed on the community. She expressed her concern with the 10 foot set-back. She expressed her concern with the requirement of covers on the recreational vehicle. She feels that this ordinance needs more community input. Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 5 Chuck Collier, 22715 Kentfield Street, expressed his concerns with not being able to park his recreational vehicle in his driveway,with the fine for a torn cover,and with the set-back. He feels that if the quality of life is endangered because of not being able to park recreational toys on personal property,people will move to communities that do allow this. He feels that further research should be done before this ordinance is adopted. Cram Stottlemver, 23053 Sisken Court, expressed some concerns with the proposed ordinance and feels that there needs to be a balance between a Home Owners Association and what the City is doing. Lenore Frost. 11987 Honey Hill Drive,stated that safety should always be a factor,however, she also feels that we should allow flexibility with what people own and what people want to do with their property and what happens on your own personal property should be your business. She doesn't want Grand Terrace to become a community where everything has to be perfect. Rav Donaldson, 22696 Arliss Drive, expressed his concern with the requirement of having a cover on the RV. He questioned what benefit this ordinance will have on RV owners. He feels that the ordinance is restrictive. He questioned if there will be a grandfather rule. Ronald Martin,23019 Siskin Court,indicated that he personally doesn't like to see RV's in driveways,however,he understands that people may have different circumstances that won't allow them to park their RV's anywhere else. He feels that the issues are more than just RV's,he feels that it is all of the junk that people have in their front yards. He feels that the City should make people get rid of the junk in their yards not the RV's. He questioned if there is a time limit on how long a RV can be out in the street while you are getting ready to leave and when you come home to clean it up. B.J. Barren, 12028 Arliss Drive, feels that safety is an issue and she agrees with that, however, she feels that there are other vehicles that can be obstructive as well. She is uncomfortable with the path that she feels we are going down. Thelma Winkler, 12570 Mt.Vernon Avenue, expressed her concern with requiring a cover on an RV. Councilmember Hilkev,indicated that a cover is not required,the ordinance prohibits using rocks,bottles and other weights to keep a cover in place that is the only reference to covers. Mayor Garcia closed the public hearing and returned discussion to the Council. CitvAttornevHarper,indicated that the base question is may cities adopt recreational vehicle Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 6 ordinances that govern where you can park them and under what circumstances and the answer is clearly yes. There are very few cities in California that don't some have some form of ordinance including Grand Terrace. Are there constitutional issues concerning whether or not a city has the ability to affect how private property is used,no. Clearly cities every day affect both before a house is built and after a house is built what happens on a piece of property, every house is built for example with setbacks, those setbacks are imposed by cities, there are building codes that are imposed by cities, there are all kinds of laws that apply to what you may or may not do on private property. Penal Codes apply, city codes apply, health and safety codes apply so there really are no constitutional issues. The question,however, is why you are here tonight and that is what Grand Terrace wants to do specifically about its regulations concerning where RV's are parked. Councilmember Larkin, questioned if we could continue this item so that some of the residents that were unable to read the ordinance can have the opportunity to do so and speak on it again. Citv Attornev Hamer,responded in the affirmative. Assistant CitvManaRer Berrv,introduced Barrie Owens,Code Enforcement Officer and John Lampe from the Planning Department who will be assisting in answering some of the questions. He pointed out that the Task Force decided that there wasn't going to be another meeting of the Task Force, and the reason they decided that was because there were nine volunteers on that Task Force and we repeatedly sent letters to them and personally called each member,five showed up and they addressed issues and when the meeting was over they discussed having another meeting and inviting those who didn't show up and they were concerned that they may have to go back to square one and that is when they decided not to have another meeting. As far as the garage door issue,we are recommending that the garage door be required to be open,however,that is only if you have a garage door that opens that way,most people have roll up garage doors. There is a constant concern about accidents,he requested that Code Enforcement Officer Owens give a report on some recent accidents related to RV's. Code Enforcement Officer Owens,indicated that there was a recent incident where there was a multiple offender that parked his motorhome on De Berry right up against the crosswalk, a little girl was riding her bike and one of the residents driving down the street did not see her and did strike her. There was an incident on Main Street on the Riverside County property line, a fifth wheel parked right up against the street, a car traveling down the street right along the street line struck the side of the RV and totaled it. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv.indicated that the fines can be set by Council,those are fines that staff came up with. We are not to be punitive with fines, we feel that we have shown that with Code Enforcement. We issue warnings,we work with people. Another issue,the Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 7 cover, it is not required, all we ask is that the cover is securely fastened and that it looks good. There was discussion regarding camper shells,we are requiring them to be behind the fence. To a point they are dangerous,they attract trash around them and they can be pushed or knocked over and quite frankly they don't look nice. City Manager Schwab, stated that if a person has filed for a non-operation from the DMV, then it is considered currently registered and can be stored. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv, added that you can contact your insurance company and tell them that it is non-operable and the insurance rates will drop dramatically. When we had the fires we had people bring their RV's home and live in them. Several people came in and were issued permits to allow this. We are not here to be punitive we are here to work with people. Emergency situations are obviously something that we would work with. He mentioned that the photos were taken in one day. These were not an accumulation of the worst of the worst. In fact he specifically deleted a couple that were Horrendous. There are a number of RV's and trailers that look horrible. He mentioned that we have a current code in place that refers to RV's and recreational vehicles and defines them. We don't have to pass this at all,however, if we don't anything to do with a travel trailer or a fifth wheel will just not be allowed at all in the front yard and there are a number of travel trailers and fifth wheels right now. He addressed the issue of parking on the street. In the State of California you are allowed to park in the street for seventy two hours,we just asked that the trailers or fifth wheel be attached as a safety issue. If you have family or friends that are visiting with an RV you have 30 days. Unfortunately it is those people that are continuos violators that will be targets. Code Enforcement Officer Ownes, reported that there are several violators in town where people will take household items,paper, trash, etc. and store it in their truck with a camper shell on it or even in their RV and sometimes it is visible from other properties. Dirt and dust accumulates around them. Recently we had one parked on the street they happened to throw a mattress on it and we received four complaints in one day. We have had others that have tried to live in the street run an electrical cord across the side-walk over the curb into the unit itself. Almost always she will go out there and ask them to remove it and they will be cited and she will work in a community friendly basis come back the next day and it is back. She has gone out and cited someone for 72 hour violation a week later it is back. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv,stated that you can park your RV in your driveway as long as it is on concrete or some type of paver and as long as it is at least 10.5 feet from the edge of the curb. There is a number of RV's in the community that are within our limits. Storage space is an issue. There are two storage spaces in Grand Terrace and they are full. The Press Enterprise recently did an article on Storage Spaces in the Inland Empire, he looked at the list and there are approximately 10 that are within a five mile radius with an average price for a twenty foot unit of$32 - $41 twenty-five to thirty feet is $64 and thirty foot space is Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 8 $95. John LamDe.Planning Department Staff,gave a brief explanation of the 10.5 foot set-back. Assistant Citv Manager Berry. gave an explanation of line of sight. He stated that RV's are a lot larger than a typical SUV. We have a major problem with regular vehicles blocking sidewalks and the City works with the Sheriff's Department on that issue. Since this process has begun,the City has not ticketed one person with an RV. We have been waiting until the Council decides which way we are going to go. With regards to having a grandfather clause, it was not included because it would be very difficult to track and feel that it would not be feasible for a community our size with limited resources. He feels that staff has worked very hard on this involving many people and he feels that they are proposing an ordinance that is a compromise. City Attornev John Hamer.indicated that RV's are not subject to a grandfather clause instead he suggested that they create some type of variance. Citv Manager Schwab, requested clarification for temporary storage for loading and unloading. Assistant Citv Manager Berm responded that they can have seventy-two hours in front of your home for loading and unloading, however, if you have a travel trailer it needs to be connected. Code Enforcement Officer Owens, indicated that you are allowed forty-eight consecutive hours to charge a battery. If they park their RV on their property continuously then they have forever to load and unload it. Citv Manager Schwab, confirmed that Mr. Collier owns a fifth wheel and indicated that under the current law he would not be able to park his unit in his driveway. This proposed ordinance will make his fifth-wheel legal as long as he can get it within 10.5 feet of the face of the curb. This ordinance is more lenient and more permissive than the current ordinance that we have. Councilmember Larkin, questioned under the current law, how many recreational vehicles can be parked in the front or side yard. Code Enforcement Officer Owens, responded that it doesn't define how many. Councilmember Larkin, questioned if they have to be parked on some type of improved surface. Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 9 Code Enforcement Officer Owens, responded in the affirmative in the front yard. Councilmember Larkin, questioned if it needs to be an improved surface in the back yard. Code Enforcement Officer Owens, responded that it is not clearly defined. Councilmember Larkin,indicated that the proposed ordinance is more lenient in some ways. He questioned if there is a limit to the number of vehicles allowed on a property. Code Enforcement Officer Owens, responded that it is covered under the current code no City that she is aware of has a limit to the number of vehicles per household. Councilmember Larkin, questioned if there are some type of zoning requirements as far as what color houses can be painted. Communitv and Economic Development Director Koontz, responded that the Site and Architectural Review Committee/Planning Commission would review the landscaping and paint color if someone was planning to build a new home. Historically he has never seen the planning commission change the house color. Councilmember Cortes, expressed her concerns with being lenient during emergency and other circumstances that people may not have control over. She questioned if they could add a variance clause. City Attornev Hamer.responded that it is not in the current proposed ordinance, however, it could be added. Councilmember Larkin, questioned if it would be okay if another type of vehicle were blocking the garage. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv, indicated that it would not be allowed it is a fire hazard. Councilmember Larkin, expressed his concerns with the fines. He feels that it would be more appropriate to have a fee of$75 for the safety violations as opposed to a torn RV cover. Assistant Citv Manaaer Berrv.indicated that the fees can be changed,it is up to the Council. Citv Attorney Hamer. stated that the current ordinance has a fine of$100 for any violation of the code. Councilmember Larkin, questioned if those visiting family in a RV can stay in the RV. Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 10 Assistant Citv Manager Berrv,responded in the negative. Mavor Pro Tem Ferr6, she expressed her concern with the fines and questioned if there is some way that they can be revised. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv, responded that it is at the discretion of the City Council. Mavor Pro Tem Ferr6, stated that she didn't want to necessarily sit here and say what the fines should be but perhaps that portion of the ordinance can be re-visited. Citv Attornev Hamer, stated that if you eliminate this section entirely, you go back to the general penalty provision of the municipal code and the way we "assess fines" is we file a criminal complaint and prove the case and the court says that you have to fix it and what the fine will be. Councilmember Hilkev, stated that the only thing he sees a conflict with is the 10.5 foot clearance and the fees. He questioned item in. Why do we care if they are parking their recreational vehicles on an improved surface. Mr.Lampe,indicated that the Planning Commission debated this issue. He believes that the original recommendation was that all of the RV's had to be parked on an impervious surface whether they were motorized or non-motorized. The Commission felt that it would be appropriate to allow for people to park their RV's in the back yard as long as it was parked on some kind of improved surface. Citv Attornev Hamer, stated that the NPDES answer would be that vehicles do not always retain all of their fluids and when they are parked on the bare dirt it can potentially go into the ground water. Gravel has the potential to absorb some of the fluids. Councilmember Hilkev, questioned why a cab-over can not be on the side of the house. Mr.Lampe,indicated that a cab-over can be on the side of the house as long as it is properly mounted on a truck,however,you can't store it where it can be seen from the street it has to be screened out of sight. Councilmember Hilkev. requested clarification of item s. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv,responded that he believes that they want to only be able to see two RV's on a large lot and one RV on a small lot. Councilmember Hilkev,indicated that with regards to the fees,there seems to be four safety related and two that are cosmetic. He really feels that if it is a safety issue it needs to be Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 11 addressed more quickly and if it is cosmetic it needs to be less expensive. He indicated that he is supportive of this ordinance that it allows residents to park their nice looking RV's in their front yard. He feels that an RV is a sign of a successful prosperous community. He would like to see some changes. Mavor Garcia, indicated that she is very much in favor of the variance being added to this process. She thanked all of the residents for coming out, she feels that it has helped in the process of ensuring that we make this as comprehensive and flexible as possible. She would like to possibly continue this item to allow staff to deal with some of the concerns of the Council,however,if Council feels that they can resolve it together tonight then we can move forward. Assistant Citv Manager Berrv, requested that the Mayor define variance. Citv Attornev Hamer,responded that potentially the Planning Commission could consider to grant a variance to the storage requirements based upon lot size, lot configuration,house location, or previously constructed improvements,which is discretionary. Communitv and Economic Development Director Koontz, indicated that he would like to do the variances administratively. Citv Attornev Hamer, stated that he would like to see the variance in the Ordinance as opposed to amending the zoning code. Councilmember Larkin, would like the ordinance to allow for a variance and establish a criteria list with an administrative component and the ability to take it to the Planning Commission,look at the fine schedule where the safety issues will have a fine of$75 and the others be changed to $25. It was the consensus of the Council to direct staff to make the recommended changes made by Councilmember Larkin. Councilmember Hilkev,would like staff to remove impervious surface required for parking in the side or back yard under item in. City Attornev Hamer,stated that removing it may be an environmental issue by NPDES and the City will be fined. Citv Manager Schwab, indicated that the gravel is a compromise. Councilmember Hilkev, withdrew that recommendation. He clarified that item k was removed. He referred to item q and indicated that the feels campers should be allowed to be Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 12 stored in the side yard or back yard behind the fence. There was not a consensus of the council to change item q. Councilmember Larkin,feels that someone could possibly get a variance if they want to park their camper shell in their side yard or back yard. Councilmember Hilkev, referred to item s and doesn't feel we have to tell people where to place their RV's if they own a big lot, he feels they should be able to place them anywhere they want. It was the consensus of the Council that item s read as follows: No more than one recreational vehicle shall be parked in the front yard or side yard for any lot or parcel less than 20,000 square feet in size. For parcels 20,000 square feet or larger,two recreational vehicles may be parked in the front yard or side yard, additional recreational vehicles may be parked in the rear yard, excluding the side yard. Councilmember Hilkev, indicted that he would like to eliminate Section 5B. Mr. Lampe, explained why that section was included. CC-2004-25 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER LARKIN,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY,CARRIED 5-0,to continue the Public Hearing on an Ordinance of the City of Grand Terrace California,Amending Title 8,the Grand Terrace Health and Safety Code by Revising Chapter 8.04, Nuisance Abatement; Amending Title 18, The Grand Terrace Zoning Code by Adding to Chapter 18.06, Definitions, A New Definition of Recreation Vehicles (RV's), By Adding to Chapter 18.60; Off-Street Parking,A New Section on Recreational Vehicle Parking; and by Revising Chapter 18.73, General Regulations and Exceptions; and Amending Title 4, Comprehensive Fee Schedules, Fines and Taxes, by Adding a New Chapter 4.105, Recreational Vehicle Parking and Storage Fines to the March 11, 2004 City Council Meeting. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 7A. Second Reading of an Ordinance of the City of Grand Terrace California,Amending Chapter 4.72 of the Grand Terrace Municipal Code and Establishing Sewer User Charges CC-2004-26 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER CORTES,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY,CARRIED 5-0,to approve the Second Reading of an Ordinance ofthe City of Grand Terrace California,Amending Chapter 4.72 of the Grand Terrace Municipal Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 13 Code and Establishing Sewer User Charges NEW BUSINESS 8A. Cancellation of Council Meeting: March 25, 2004 CC-2004-27 MOTIONBY COUNCILMEMBER LARKIN,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CORTES, CARRIED 5-0, to cancel the March 25, 2004 City Council Meeting. 8B. Waiver of Ordinance 190 Traffic Circulation Fee (Swertfeger) CC-2004-28 MOTION BY MAYOR GARCIA, SECOND BY MAYOR PRO TEM FERRE, CARRIED 5-0, to waive the condition number 4 of conditions of approval #03-12 at 12434 Michigan Avenue requiring compliance to Ordinance 190 - Traffic Circulation Fee, and allow Mr. Swertfeger's project to continue forward. It was the consensus of the Council to direct staff to look at amending the circulation fee based on the affected area as opposed to the size of the lot 8C. Council Reorganization and Review and Assign Representatives/Alternates to Various Government Organizations Councilmember Larkin nominated Maryetta Ferr6 for the position of Mayor. Councilmember Maryetta Ferr6 declined the nomination. CC-2004-29 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER LARKIN,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CORTES, CARRIED 3-2-0-0 (COUNCILMEMBERS GARCIA AND FERRE VOTED NO), to appoint Herman Hilkey as the Mayor of Grand Terrace. CC-2004-30 MOTIONBY COUNCILMEMBERLARKIN,SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CORTES, CARRIED 5-0, to appoint Maryetta Ferr6 as the Mayor Pro Tem of the City of Grand Terrace. CC-2004-31 MOTION BY MAYOR HILKEY, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER LARKIN, CARRIED 5-0, that the balance of the assignments remain the same. CLOSED SESSION-None ORDER OF ADJOURNMENT Mayor Hilkey adjourned the City Council Meeting at 10:03 p.m. until the next CRA/City Council Council Minutes February 26,2004 Page 14 Meeting which is scheduled to be held on Thursday,March 11, 2004 at 6:30 p.m. CITY CLERK of the City Grand Terrace _ &Znovl MA` 6R of the City of Grand Terrace