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01/14/1993CITY OF GRAND TERRACE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - JANUARY 14, 1993 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 January 14, 1993 at 6:00 P.M. PRESENT: Byron Matteson, Mayor Ronald Christianson, Mayor Pro Tempore Gene Carlstrom, Councilmember Herman Hilkey, Councilmember Jim Singley, Councilmember Thomas J. Schwab, City Manager Brenda Stanfill, City Clerk Randall Anstine, Assistant City Manager Patrizia Materassi, Planning Director Phil Bush, Finance Director Joe Kicak, City Engineer John Harper, City Attorney Lt. Rodney Hoops, Sheriff's Department ABSENT• None The meeting was opened with invocation by Pastor Salim Elias, Azure Hills Seventh-Day Adventist Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember Singley. Mayor Matteson convened City Council meeting at 6:00 P.M. Mayor Matteson reconvened City Council meeting at 6:10 P.M. ITEMS TO DELETE OR ADD 1A. Add Item 3P to the Agenda CC-93-01 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER SINGLEY, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CARLSTROM, CARRIED 5-0, to add Item 3P (A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Grand Terrace, California, supporting the location of a department of Defense Accounting Center at the Site of Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino, California) to the Agenda. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Mayor Matteson reported that 12-year old Julie Elizabeth Harmon from Grand Terrace has been missing since Monday, January 11, 1993. Remarking that foul play is not Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 2 suspected, he requested that anyone with information regarding Ms. Harmon's disappearance contact either the Sheriff's Department at 824-0680 or Grand Terrace City Hall. 2A. Mayor Matteson announced that Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garcia and family of 11797 Kingston Street are the recipients of the December 1992 Recycling Family of the Month Award and of local merchant gift certificates from JB's Restaurant, Domino's Pizza, Dimitri's, True Value Hardware, and Verlees' Fancy Pets and Fish. Elsa Ingalls, President of the Grand Terrace Chamber of Commerce, related that the Chamber sponsors the annual Christmas Decorating Contest and extended her appreciation to the families and businesses that participated in the Contest, thanking those who organized the Contest and judged the entries. She announced the presentation of the awards as follows: Best Decorated for Holiday Theme - James and Donna Jones, 22316 Grand Terrace Road; Best Use of Animation - Murl and Bob Johnson, 22678 La Paix; Best Use of Lights - Marie Bull, 22342 Grand Terrace Road; Residential Grand Prize - Daniel and Barbara Berliner, 22624 Brentwood Street; Business Grand Prise - Dr. Floyd Hansen, D.D.S., 22737 Barton Road. PUBLIC HEARING 6A. Z-92-03/GP-92-D1/sA-92-lb/t:-9Z- Chris Hermann, Consultant, R.H.A. Landscape Architects; presented a report on the concept of the proposed Pico Park. Mayor Matteson opened discussion to the public. Mike Dean, 12524 Reed Avenue, Grand Terrace; indicated his approval of the development of Pico Park. Fred Maddox, 11960 Pascal, Grand Terrace; expressed opposition to the proposed Pico Park, citing potential problems with flooding, parking, noise, and security. Michael O'Connell, Chairman, Parks and Recreation Committee; acknowledged the concerns of the citizens regarding Pico Park but spoke in favor of its development. 0 Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 3 Pamela Arias, 12758 Royal Avenue, Grand Terrace; although indicating her support of park development, voiced her opposition to the location of the proposed park. She also mentioned her concerns regarding potential flooding, traffic congestion, and crime that may occur as a result of the development of the park. Michael Arias, 12758 Royal Avenue, Grand Terrace; noting potential problems with graffiti and crime, spoke against the development of Pico Park. He also expressed concern regarding the voltage of the Edison transmission lines that traverse the park, indicating his belief that the emissions from those lines represents a serious health hazard. Phil Flores, 12740 Royal Avenue, Grand Terrace; stated opposition to the development of the proposed park and expressed concern regarding park security. Arlene Flores, 12740 Royal Avenue, Grand Terrace; proclaiming her concerns about security and potential flooding, asserted her opposition to the proposed Pico Park. Gathel Pollard, 21958 Pico Street, Grand Terrace; expressing opposition to the park, urged Council to reject the proposed Park. Dick Rollins, 22700 DeBerry Street, Grand Terrace; indicating his support of the proposed park, voiced optimism that any potential problems inherent in the development of the park can be successfully mitigated. Mayor Matteson, spoke on behalf of Grand Terrace resident Tina Louis, indicating her position against the development of the Pico Park. He also revealed that Euellita Halterman of 12750 Royal Avenue, who was unable to attend the meeting, wished to go on record as opposed to the park. Lt. Rodney Hoops, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Grand Terrace; indicated confidence that the Sheriff's Department will be able to respond adequately to a projected increase in calls of 8-10% upon the development of the park. He disclosed the Department's willingness to increase patrols and personnel in the area prior to the construction of the park to address the security concerns of the public. He also indicated the Department's willingness to regulate parking problems that may arise as a result of the development of the Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 4 park. He also noted that the Grand Terrace Citizen Patrol will be available to assist in mitigating potential crime stemming from the Pico Park. Resident, City of Grand Terrace; expressed doubts regarding the ability of the Sheriff's Department to provide adequate security for the park without sacrificing the overall quality of protection for the City. Dick Rollins, 22700 DeBerry Street, Grand Terrace; questioned the need for increased patrols in the area of the park. Phil Flores, 12740 Royal Avenue, Grand Terrace; indicated that the assurances of the Sheriff's Department did not alleviate his concerns regarding the security of the proposed park. Mike Dean, 12524 Reed Avenue, Grand Terrace; reiterated his support for the development of the park site and declared his support of youth organizations. Mayor Matteson returned discussion to Council. Jim Burns, Area Manager, Southern California Edison; commenting on the power transmission lines that traverse a portion of the proposed park, concluded that the emissions from those lines will not constitute a hazard to anyone utilizing the park. Mayor Matteson, inquired whether the parking lot for the proposed park will be paved. Planning Director Materassi, replied in the affirmative. Mayor Matteson, indicated concern regarding flooding on Pico. City Engineer Kicak, explained that the run-off from the proposed park cannot drain onto Pico, adding that the run-off will have no impact on any of the existing houses on Pico. He commented that a storm drain is planned for installation in the area of Michigan and Pico to accommodate the natural run-off from Pico. Mayor Matteson, expressed concern regarding graffiti at the park and questioned the effectiveness of the City's 24-hour graffiti removal program. Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 5 Debra Mueller, 22608 La Paix, Grand Terrace; expressed her belief that the program is ineffective, indicating reservations regarding the elimination of graffiti in the City. Assistant City Manager Anstine, asserted that the City eradicates graffiti in the public right-of-way within twenty-four hours and on private property, with the permission of the property owner, within forty-eight hours. He declared that graffiti would be removed from the park immediately. Councilmember Singlev, queried the Sheriff's Department as to the effectiveness of the apprehension and prosecution of taggers. Lt. Hoops, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, Grand Terrace; commented that the perpetrators must be witnessed or apprehended in the commission of the tagging, thereby limiting effectiveness of the enforcement of the law. Councilmember Singlev, inquired as to whether the parking lot for the proposed park will be lit. Planning Director Materassi, replied in the affirmative, adding that lights are proposed for installation in the street. Assistant City Manager Anstine, remarked that photo- sensitive security lights will be installed around the concession stand. Mayor Matteson, questioned if the park fencing had been discussed by the Planning Commission. Planning Director Materassi, responded that the Planning Commission recommended the installation of a six-foot high sound attenuation block wall along the border of the park that is adjacent to residences. She also recited additional conditions for the park, stating, "The park should remain open during daylight hours for community access, including parking; otherwise, the park should be closed as per City Ordinance. No vehicular access permitted after dusk unless activities are taking place. Physical barriers need to be installed to facilitate enforcement of those regulations similar to DeBerry Park." She stated that the Planning Commission did not specify that the fencing needed to traverse the perimeter of the park. Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 6 Councilmember Sin le , observed that there are no indications of a sidewalk on the south side of the park along Pico Street on the Conceptual Plan. Planning Director Materassi, stated that sidewalks are recommended and will be installed as funds become available. Mayor Matteson, inquired whether parallel or diagonal parking was considered to maximize the available parking space. Planning Director Materassi, replied in the negative, explaining that the parks in the City will share activities which will serve to minimize parking problems. Mayor Pro Tem. Christianson, noted that the close proximity of the planned parking to the field at the proposed park may alleviate any problems with participants parking along the street. Councilmember Hilke , stated that the park on DeBerry is 5 acres and added that the parking lot has eighty-four stalls. He related that a representative from SCE measured the power line emissions at the park on DeBerry and suggested that measurements be taken at the proposed site. He questioned whether the Pico Park plans provide for bleachers in the spectator area around the baseball diamonds. Assistant City Manager Anstin , commented that the overall plan incorporates bleacher -type seating to the rear of each baseball diamond. Planning Director Materassi, mentioned that the Planning Commission recommends that one of the bleachers be enlarged to accommodate crowds generated by major activities. Councilmember Hilkev, requested clarification that the current park budget includes the installation of the bleachers. Assistant _City Manager Anstine, replied in the affirmative. Councilmember Hilkev, questioned whether there is a policy that dictates the direction that a baseball diamond faces. He suggested that the field design be [I] Council Minutes -- 01/14/93 Page 7 rotated 90 degrees to orient the baseball diamonds northwest. Chris Hermann, Consultant, RHA Landscaping; responded that there is a well in the southwest corner of the proposed park site, thereby negating the placement of the baseball diamonds in any other orientation. Assistant City Manager Anstin , mentioned that the design and layout of the baseball diamonds was presented to the Grand Terrace Little League for examination. Councilmember Hilkey, commented that he is familiar with two types of walls that will deter graffiti: a block structure with 2" offsets and a vine covered wall. Planning Director Materassi, stated that the Planning Commission recommended the installation of vines along the proposed wall. Councilmember Hilke , inquired as to the size of the vines that are to be planted and questioned the length of time necessary for the vines to cover the wall. Chris Hermann, Consultant, RHA Landscaping; speculated that the vines would cover the wall within a year or a year and a half, depending on the space between each plant. Councilmember Hilke , inquired whether the park would contain any tennis courts. Assistant City Manager Anstine, responded in the negative. Councilmember Hilke , questioned the destination of the water that drains along Pico Street. City Engineer Kicak, replied that as the water reaches the west side of Pico in the vicinity of the Edison facility, it turns northerly along the railroad track and progresses along the east side of the track, eventually turning left into a blind channel. Councilmember Hilke , asked whether any of the water drained onto Pico. City Engineer Kicak, remarked that there will be a small amount of drainage from the park at the location of the curb and sidewalk, which is 1 / 4 " per foot. He added that Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 8 any landscaping along the back of the sidewalk that slopes toward the street will also drain onto Pico. He stated that the remaining water will sheet -flow onto the 60' easement. Councilmember Hilkey, questioned the location of the parking in the southeast corner, commenting that since the City is contemplating acquiring additional acreage nearby, the parking and the concession stand should be situated in the center of the 10 acres. Assistant City Manager Anstine, explained that the City owns only 5 acres where the permanent facility will be installed, adding that the City cannot install any permanent facilities on the leased SCE property which resides on the west side of the proposed park. Councilmember Hilkev, inquired as to whether the concession building, parking, and basketball courts could be located where the adult baseball diamond is planned. Assistant City Manager Anstine, stated that the adult baseball diamond is located on the Edison property. He explained further that the water line divides the property, with the City owning the property east of the line. Councilmember Hilkev, referring to speed controls and the installation of parking signs in the vicinity of DeBerry park, questioned whether such measures could be applied to the proposed park. Assistant City Manager Anstine, commented that the City can paint warnings and regulatory legends in the street in addition to the institution of proactive law enforcement patrols in the area. Councilmember Hilkev, queried the City Attorney as to whether the City can discourage people from outside the City from using the City's parks. City Attorney Harper, replied that everyone is entitled to utilize the parks since the parks are public property. Councilmember Hilkev, recommeneded that enhancement of the block wall vines and the painting of speed limit legends on Pico should be included in the approval of the park plans. Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 9 Mayor Matteson, surmising that eighty-four parking spaces are inadequate for the 5 acre park on DeBerry, concluded that ninety-four spaces will be insufficient for Pico Park. ouncilmember Hilke , observed that there is additional parking at the park on DeBerry due to the proximity of the school but intimated that there is no additional parking available at the proposed park. Assistant City Manager Anstine, remarked that the addition of the soccer fields in the proposed park will serve to alleviate congestion on DeBerry Street, explaining that the participants will be divided between the two sites. Jim Burns, Southern California Edison; indicated that Edison would be open to negotiation for the purchase of additional property for parking. CC-93-02 MOTION BY MAYOR PRO TEM CHRISTIANSON, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY, to approve the Resolution adopting Z-92-03/GP-92-01/SA-92-16/E-92-10, amending that Resolution to exclude approval of SA-92-16. Following further discussion, Councilmember Hilkey withdrew his second on Motion CC-93-02. Motion CC-93-02 died for lack of second. CC-93-03 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER SINGLEY, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY, CARRIED 5-0, to approve the Resolution adopting Z-92-03/GP-92-01/SA-92-16/E-92-10, with the amendments to include final review of the fencing and block wall specifications by Council; to direct staff to contact Edison to initiate negotiations for additional parking on adjacent property; to bring back the fencing plan for City Council review on February 11, 1993. Mayor Matteson recessed the City Council Meeting. Mayor Matteson reconvened the City Council Meeting. CONSENT CALENDAR CC-93-04 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CARLSTROM, CARRIED 5-0, to approve the Consent Calendar. 0 A. APPROVE CHECK REGISTER NOS. 122392 & 011493 Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 10 B. RATIFY 01/14/93 CRA ACTION C. WAIVE FULL READING OF ORDINANCES ON AGENDA D. APPROVE 12/10/92 MINUTES E. APPROVE ATTENDANCE TO NEW COUNCILMEMBERS INSTITUTE F. AWARD CONTRACT - MT. VERNON AND MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS G. APPROVE CITY MANAGER'S & FINANCE DIRECTOR'S ATTENDANCE AT CSMFO H. SOLICITING PERMIT - AMATEUR SPORTS TRAINING CENTER I. REJECT LIABILITY CLAIM 92-03 (SALVATION ARMY) J. RESOLUTION OPPOSING UNFUNDED FEDERAL MANDATES K. RESOLUTION TO ALLOW DISPLAY PERIOD FOR BANNERS AND SPECIAL EVENT SIGNS TO BE EXTENDED FROM 30 TO 45 CONSECUTIVE DAYS L. DECLARE PUBLIC NUISANCE (23400 WESTWOOD) M. CANCEL 01/28/93 COUNCIL MEETING N. MASSAGE TECHNICIAN PERMIT (ANNETTE GRISAFE) 0. APPROVE ATTENDANCE TO ANNUAL CPRS CONFERENCE IN SAN FRANCISCO P. RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE LOCATION OF A DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ACCOUNTING CENTER AT THE SITE OF NORTON AIR FORCE BASE IN SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA ORAL REPORTS 5A. Committee Reports 1. Emergency operations Committee (a) Minutes of 9/22/92 Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 11 CC-93-05 MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER SINGLEY, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CHRISTIANSON, CARRIED 5-0, to accept the Emergency Operations Committee Minutes of September 22, 1992. 5B. Council Reports Mayor Matteson, expressed dissatisfaction with the level of service provided by the Grand Terrace Fire Department and requested that the City Manager meet with Fire Department administrators to remedy the situation. Mayor Pro Ten Christianson, announced that the Citizen Patrol Academy held a graduation ceremony on December 15, 1992, and he requested an update on the City's plan to replace the Citizen Patrol vehicle. City Manager Schwab, reported that he has authorized the Sheriff's Department to acquire a car for the Citizen Patrol, adding that a member of the Sheriff's Department has unsuccessfully attempted to obtain an appropriate vehicle. He indicated that the City is seeking a white Mercury Topaz or Ford Tempo, commenting that such a car will not require painting before transferring the decals and placing the vehicle in service. Mayor Pro Tem Christianson, mentioned a letter he received from Comcast Cable that indicates a rate increase will become effective in the future. He expressed uncertainty as to the extent of the City's ability to regulate the cable company within Grand Terrace. City Attorney Harper, explained that the Federal Cable T.V. Act directed the Federal Communications Commission to draft regulations within 180 days of the passage of the Act. He remarked that one of the regulations will eliminate the cable companies' practice of requiring subscribers to obtain cable boxes, thereby abolishing the cable companies' ability to generate revenue from each television within a household. Mayor Matteson, inquired whether the regulations would be retroactive, indicating his belief that the Act became effective on January 1, 1993. Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 12 city Attorney Harper, responded that the legislation did become effective as of the first of the year but added that the regulations will not be retroactive. Mayor Matteson, voiced his belief that the legislation granted cities the right to censor the cable rates. city Attorney Harper clarified that the legislation provides a system to determine whether or not a rate is reasonable. Mayor Pro Ten Christianson, announced that he attended a Chamber of Commerce Mixer on January 13, 1993. He remarked that a tenant has been located to occupy the former Chief Auto Parts store building and expressed his belief that the Chamber is negotiating to acquire a tenant for the former Sprouse -Reitz store. City Manager Schwab, stated that he met with the Chamber and discovered that a potential tenant has revealed an interest in occupying two-thirds of the space in the former Sprouse -Reitz building. Indicating that he questioned the Chamber regarding the proposed expansion of Stater Brother's, he related that the grocery company has communicated an interest in obtaining 10' of the Sprouse -Reitz building; however, he disclosed that the necessity of eliminating the current fire wall and rebuilding another 2-hour fire wall, for the installation of a bakery, has discouraged the company. He indicated that the Chamber plans to renegotiate with Stater Brother's but announced that the former Chief Auto Parts structure will be occupied within a month. Mayor matteson, inquired as to the type of business conducted by the tenants who will occupy the Chief Auto Parts building. City Manager Schwab, speculated that the business may be hardware or dry goods. Mayor Pro Tem Christianson, questioned whether the new tenants in the Stater Brother's center will be required to comply with the City's signage requirements. Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 13 Planning Director Materassi, replied in the affirmative, explaining that the signs of the Center's new tenants will not be subsidized by the Community Redevelopment Agency. She stated further that the "grandfathered" tenants do not need to comply with the City's sign code but disclosed that City funds are still available for tenants in that center who wish to repair their signs. Mayor Pro Tem Christianson, reporting that newly elected Assemblyman Joe Baca has scheduled a mini - economic summit for January 22, 1993, suggested that a member of Council attend that meeting. Mayor Matteson, announced that the Tri-City Mixer will be held at the L.A. Cellular office on Orange Show Road and "E" Street on January 21, 1993. Councilmember Carlstrom, stated that he attended the monthly SANBAG meeting on January 6, 1993, reporting that the topic of the meeting was the purchase of 22 acres in Montclair for the development of a train station. He disclosed that SANBAG was authorized to offer $655,000 for the property but remarked that the property owner is seeking $685,000, with additional concessions. Stating that his motion to support SANBAG's offer was seconded, he declared his determination to limit or decrease the expenditure of Measure I and Proposition 111 tax funds. He announced that he attended the Traffic Control Measures (TCM) Policy Committee meeting, which is sponsored by the Air Quality Management District, on January 12, 1993. Indicating that the purpose of the committee meetings is to determine methods to moderate air pollution through the reduction of motor vehicle emissions, he explained that the Committee's goal is to reduce vehicle trips by 635,000 trips per day, which equates to a reduction of 400 trips per day for the City of Grand Terrace. He commented that drivers need to become more aware of motor vehicle pollution, suggesting that drivers eliminate unnecessary driving and consolidate trips whenever possible. He reported further that an Ordinance regulating emissions will be brought before Council in June 1993. Councilmember Hilke_Y_, questioned the validity of the Agreement between the City and Comcast Cable since the equipment that was to be installed in Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 14 October 1992 in accordance with the Agreement has not been installed. City Attorney Harper, remarked that the City can sue to enforce the Agreement, asserting that the Agreement is valid and binding but indicating that legal action may not resolve the situation. Mayor Matteson, requested that the City Manager investigate the issue and report back to Council. He also expressed dissatisfaction with Comcast Cable. City Attorney Harper, commented that the equipment installation is a condition of the franchise and asserted that the City can notify the company that the franchise is void and solicit bids for cable service in Grand Terrace. Councilmember Hilkey, questioned the extent of the effectiveness of a settlement against Comcast. City Attorney Harper, responded that any judgement would be against any asset of the corporation. Mayor Matteson, suggested that the City delay any action on the matter until the City Manager has contacted Comcast in order to ascertain the company's intentions. Councilmember Hilkev, reported that the City's zip code request has been rejected. He stated that the City is appealing the decision, adding that Mayor Matteson and the City's congressional representative have corresponded with the postal service in an attempt to justify the City's zip code request. He remarked that the Chamber will also correspond with the Postal Service on behalf of the City and solicited support from the citizenry. He announced that the public could send letters to Margaret Sellers at the address that would be broadcast on the television immediately following the Council Meeting. Councilmember Singley, remarking that he attended the Parks and Recreation Committee meeting on January 4, 1993, commended the Committee, Assistant City Manager Anstine, and Recreation Supervisor Karen Gerber for their efforts regarding the proposed Pico Park. He complimented the City Staff Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 15 for correcting the minor flooding problems the City experienced during the recent heavy rains and praised the Staff and the previous Council for developing the City's successful drainage system. He reported that the City experienced one major flooding problem during the storms but added that the City will request emergency funding to mitigate that situation. PUBLIC HEARING Continued 6B. 1993-94 Community Development Block Grant Program Mayor Matteson opened discussion to the public, there being none, he returned discussion to Council. CC-93-06 MOTION BY MAYOR MATTESON, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CARLSTROM, CARRIED 5-0, to approve the following priority listing for the 1993-94 CDBG Projects: 1) Installation of playground equipment at DeBerry Community Park to accommodate the physically handicapped. 2) Installation of sidewalks between the Grand Terrace Convalescent Hospital and the Grand Terrace Mail Mart on Mt. Vernon Avenue to provide adequate accessibility for the handicapped. 3) Development of landscaping in the Senior Citizen's Park. 4) Continuation of Senior Center Improvements. 5) Continuation of financial support for the Senior Home Improvement Program through the Oldtimer's Foundation. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 7A. Second Reading - An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Grand Terrace, California. Regulating the Discharge to the Storm Water System CC-93-07 MOTION BY MAYOR MATTESON, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER CARLSTROM, CARRIED 4-0-1-0, (COUNCILMEMBER HILKEY WAS ABSENT), to adopt the second reading of the Ordinance regulating the discharge to the storm water system. NEW BUSINESS 8A. Select LAFCO Representatives Mayor Matteson reported that the City Select Committee will convene in early February 1993 to appoint a Council Minutes - 01/14/93 Page 16 representative to fill the vacancy on the Local Agency Formation Commission. He announced that the applicants are: Jody Scott, Highland; Jim Warren, Barstow; James Bagley, Twentynine Palms; David Eshelman, Fontana; Gary Boyles, Fontana; Diane Williams, Rancho Cucamonga. By consensus, the Council directed Mayor Matteson to vote for Jody Scott for appointment to LAFCO at the City Select Committee meeting in February 1993. 8B. Settlement Agreement Regarding Court Fines CC-93-08 MOTION BY MAYOR MATTESON, SECOND BY COUNCILMEMBER SINGLEY, CARRIED 5-0, to approve the Settlement Agreement between the County of San Bernardino, the Treasurer of San Bernardino County, the Auditor of San Bernardino County, and certain cities of said County regarding Municipal Court Fine Litigation. Mayor Matteson reiterated his request that anyone with information regarding the disappearance of Julie Harmon contact the Sheriff's Department or City Hall at 824- 6621. ORDER OF ADJOURNMENT Mayor Matteson adjourned the City Council Meeting at 9:53 p.m., until the next regular CRA/City Council Meeting, which is scheduled to be held on Thursday, February 11, 1993. r CITY CLERK of the dity of Grand Terrace of fir% dity/of Grand Terrace 11