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Home My Public Portal AboutA1978-04-18CC , . .. ... �. `� . .� .. . . .. . .. _.. : 11330 � B L I . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . � �" LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90462 Y n ,�, �� ,t . ' � � � ' . � � �Y13� 537-0800 � . . ' � - � � � GEORGE W. HIGGINS, Mayo� � � � . � - � � E. L. MORRIS, Vice Mayor � � , � . � � � � � � Councilmen � 4. � . � . � A'�+ _�` A . . JOHN D. BYORK . . � . . . � � � � EUGENE R. GREEN . . . _ .._ . ...... _ .. , - ,_.. . RDGULAR h�TING OF 1Y� CITY COUNCIL OF T'fIE JAMES E. ROWE CITY OF LYNWOOD �N'�`� i��'t'"' APRIL 18, 1978 Y � �t,Ovt..o 4 I n - �. G INVOGATION �� lf0 II ' ` PLEDGE'OF ALLBGIANCE III CAI,L T0� ORDER . 1. Ro11 Call of Councilmen: . Johm D. Byork • . �:; `.,.: ',:, . .,., Eu�ene R,� Greem:. , � . Geor`�e W. Hi��ins-, E. I;.- Morris � James, E. Rowe { IV APPROVAL<OF°MINUTES 1, Ad�ourned Regular'Meetin� . , - April 4, T978 2.:. Regular Meetin� = Aoril 4,, 1978 3. Ad�ourned Re�ular Meeting April 11, 1978 v " PROCLAMATION 1. MEDICAL ASSISTANTS' WEEK fi „ , �, MAY 15-20, 1978 � ' � ��'`'' �'�'J""�`",-'""'1__ v�.-- vz � ' PUBLIC HEARING 1. ZONE CHANGE APPEAL - 10965 WRIGHT.ROAD . VII REPORT 1. ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND PLANNING'ANAliYSIS CITY OF LYNWOOD JAMES F. HAYS & ASSOCIATES and OWEN MENARD & ASSOCIATES VTII ,. . CITY CLERK;'S AGENDA 1. Application from Ed Edmondson for clos�- ' ing out sale permit.for The:Frame Place ^ at 11671 At�lant�c Avenue. zX , ._. �� -� MANAGEMENT STUDIES ' 1. AUTHORIZE EXECUTION OF FEDERAL DISASTER '' ASSISTANCE FORMS Action: Council adopt a resolution � � �a'� ` authorizing execution of Federal Assis- tance Forms for Sto�m Damage Reimburs- ment funds. � , !. . . . . . . ' � ' . � � ., � . .. � . � . . : �� 2. AUTHORIZE RESOLUTION TO APPLY FOR � � FUNDS UNDER THE TRANSPORTATION DEVEL,- . ' OPMENT ACT, FY 1978-79. z ��q ��£ro , . , � `�.'3; u v� Action: Council adopt a resolution ; to apply for such funds. �r�„�, � • /�'"' " 3: OVERNIGHT PARKING PROHIBITION _�� '� Y � �u i ,.� �°;�~ r ,�c� Action: City Council consider and . adopt proposed ordinance.... �,,�`�4. CHANGE IN FEE.FOR.CERTIFICATE_OF...NECES.-_... � � SITY - CI.TY_OF.. LYNWOOD:...._....:,....._. _ _ . . Action: .Council consider.a change in permit..fee applications.and_introduce first reading.of ordinance. � ,� f y+�"� 5• CITY-WIDE STREET SWEEPING PROGRAM I Action: Council adopt ordinance. 6. REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF.PAAKWAY...TREE_.__ .. ' AT THE FOLLOWING. LOCATIONS.:_._ .....___ ........ --� 1. 10679 Kauffman•Avenue... ��,...� 2, 3701:Fernwood A,venue '. ;� --: ; a 3. 5136. Clark Street. . 7t �• 3/ 4. 12315 Halo Driv�. 7;�' 5. 11031 Louise Avenue. . �&%_� 6. Two (2) Trees = 11165 Louise Av Action: Council consider removal of a11 parkway trees. , ' 7. TWO-HOUR PARKING PROHIBITION_-.... 11171-73 Bullis Road., Action: Council�consider request and direct Traffic Engineer to leave a neutral curb and.not.implement.a '.!No. , Parking Prohibition". • S . BUDGET PROJECT .. - 8-185=77?� •. TITLED .. ... .. .: . . . .. " 4-WHEEL SCOOTER.WITH.BED_ .... Action: Council consider Budget Pro�ect submitted-by. superintendent. 9. "A RESOLUTION`.OF THE QITY COUNCIL OF � � ' '' SALARIES OF THE ENGINEERS, AND FIREFIGHTERS.".. Action: Council approve resolution . per Article XXIV of'the cu'rrent Memo= randum of Understanding effective first pay period in�May, 197$• � 3 a' 10.' JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT � - � Action: Council adopt the JPA Resolu- tion. �� . r� � �. . �I � _ c � � � �� 11. REQUEST FOR LEAVE OF:_ABSENCE,.FOR... 4-DAYS BY KARL PROVENCE....... ' Action: Recommend request be granted � as employee has complied witH Rule XI {„µ� , and immediate supervisor has given �' , aPProval.... _ � k, n ,��''v� 12.` REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION TO TERMI- N U,r� . NATE LEASE. DATED JANUARY _28, , 1970._, t � WITH' SOUTHERN.. PACIFIC. COMPANY__ __. d.w-c�� f�- 6YS�{�✓ C,� ,�-� � Pa2r,(�GC�/�✓ : , Action: ."Prinity �'oursquare.Church, . � , sub-lessee,.rias lease with ! tfie.City: Property at 3655 Fernwood Avenue was._used by Church for park- ing lot:.. _ . " I3. REQUEST FOR.PUBLIC HEARINGS ON THE ` � �r FOLLOWING: . u n.�P:� �'D��. �y-33 1 . 11841. Wilson Avenue S A AC f ��' �' � v.l � -3Y 2 . 11808 . Esther. Street ' � !-�`�°^� ° '�V °r -3� 3 • 3349. Seminole. Avenue . . . .. 11747 State Street -3�5. 5407.Pelleur Street. -3 &6. 2958 Oakwood Avenue Action: Council adopt the resolution for.each property and Public Hearing date of May.2:,.1978, is recommended. .. X �'S . 3 `I / `�, �t�'�a-' . FINANCIAL REPORT Demand resolution entitled:.,.A,.., . RESOLUTI ON ..OF.. THE_. CI.TY... COUNC II�._.OF_.. _... .. .' � THE_..:CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND� ; (�i ..AP.PROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND � . ''ORDERING_WARRANTS=.DRAWN_THEEEEDR. ,. . . . __ _. .....,._ ._ . ......._,. _,.. , . XI .. _ , . . COUNCIL A(3ENDA Mayor George...W..Higgins...... _.... . Vice Mayor..E, _L. .Morr.is.. _.. . _.. Councilman John D. Byork Councilman..Eugene.R. Green Councilmari James E. Rowe , 1. VACANCIES_. . � .„O.Q; One (1).Vacancy - COMMUNITY.AFFAIRS...... ��"� COMMISSION ,.. �� One (1) Vacancy - PARKING & TRAFFIC COMMISSION Nominees as follows: Robert Downs - HOUSING & COMMUNITY. " DEVELOPMENT � Joel Jones - PERSONNEL BOARD " Sal Ledesma - PERSONNEL BOARD f �)� � �Y � � i � I � �-�-�° � � i .� . April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: ZANE CHANGE APPEAL - 10965 WRIGHT ROAD Gentlemen: � On March 14. 1978 the Planning Commission for the City of Lynwood denied a change of zone from R-3 (Multiple Family Residential) to �M (Manufacturing). zone for Mr. Carl Brandon, owner of the property. Mr. Brandon's reasoning for the zone change is that he feels it would enhance property values in the area and would be in conformance with the General Plan. Staff differs with Mr. Brandon's opinion in that the change does not conform to the City's General Plan and that the .surrounding land use is entirely multi-family residential which is highly incompatible with M uses unless a buffer or greenbelt is provided. The General Plan calls for this area to ultimately be zoned R-2 (Townhouse and Cluster housing). There is currently a amall, single-family residence located at the southeast fringe of the lot. Recommendation � ' Staff recommends that the zone change again be denied Mr. Carl Brandon� to change the zoning on Lots 5 and 6, Tract 10634; commonly known as 10965 Wright Road, from R-3 to M. EDWARD J. VALLIERE City Manager c ,i �;,�� ' MICHAEi, J. �ACK Secretary, Planning Commission Encl. Res. No. 640 ` Radius Map I _ � -' . � � ii�soLU-rior� nio. s4o 7� �RESOLU'I'I:UD] OI° Tf1G PI,I�NNING COh1P1ISSION OF 7'III; � C7'CY q� LYNWOOD DENYING l� ZONE.CHnNGG i?ROM R-3 (Nlultiple- F'AM.LLY RLSIDEN'I'IAL) '1'O M (MI�NUPAC'I'URING) ZONG ON L,0'PS 5 �1�1D 6, TRACT ]0639, ],OCn1'GD AT 10965 WRIGHT ROAD IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD. 'b � WIiLRI?nS,. the Ci.Cy of Lrynwood �I'l.anni.ny Commi.ssi.on, piir.suanC . to law, di.d on March l9, L978, hold a public hear.i.ng on an appli.cati.on rc�cei:vn�3 fr.om hL-. C��r.l I3randon to r.eque:;t a zone chanqc from R-3 � (MuitipLe�- F'�mi:].y Resident.ia`1) t:o M(Manu�acturing) zone on Lots 5 �and 6, TracL 10634;.commonly known as 10965 Wright k2oad, and . 141iGREnS, the Coinmission has r.arefu.11y considered all I��rtinent testimony offered i'n this case, as presented at the , public hearing, • [�O[I, 7'11GRL:PORG, BE I'I' RESOLVEU that the Planning Commission finds and concludes that: 1) Granti.ng ot st�ch zone change inay be detr.imental. - t:o thc arnbi.ent qtialiL of the existing environment surroundiny.subject property. 2) 7'haY_ saic3 zone chanye cou].d create traf:t.ic and parkiny problerns'now non-existent in this area. 3) 7'}ic change of.zone does not comply with the adopted General Plan. 9) 'Cl�e area i.s'not conduci_vc Co.industrial uses since i.t is primarily residential. 5) 1'�. olaners w:it}i.i.n 300 feet of subject property have been notified subject zone chanye. I.tI; I'P I''UR'Cfll?R RI:,SOI.,VL:D� that thc Plann Cotninissi.on d�nies the appl.icaCion f:or change of zone for the property described above Lrom R-3 to M zone. ROLL CAliL: Ayes - Cocninissi.oners ]ierrera, Hill, Pryor, Raymond, Read, Robbins, l�anka No�s - None . Absent - None APPROVED and ADOPT'ED this 19th day of.March, 1978. _ �!Gi±o.aC __�1��'q��i � ' Actin Secreta . � � , � �� / �� , --� , !�lc:f �.LL F�' ��-1�" ,�-2-- , Chairman _ . �OD� I�Aoiu S MAP � � ��G�i. � l�b 9 � 5 fJR► ��r- �n. ��, ; �� -' � / � - .. \ '�� S pIJ6El ��~ �'��/ ' ✓ � \��--� �UN7Y��yO N �� I� � __—� ��Na��,,,—�� \ II �- ,� ,,, � � I � � � 11 � I I �� \\ 1 \\ /� � , _�� r � �� ' j � I � :a n � N�" * y\o \� ( ' 1 / I` \ � ��_�� : , s„�\ \ / / \ \ � I . � Zj.� � w , s y 5 \� \ � \ . I ' . ' •a � Q � � �i �� % � �; � �°. �' A ,�� ,o5��r� o \�� \� `�� 90 � J � 6 � � �� yZ � � I� � P „:� \O C� g � o . 5� In � `��.1q�_ ..� \ � \ - � `\\\ ., I I � \ � .. \� . � . 4� ��' !�Obi \ ., \ ��\2 . � �a' Q �\... 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Said zone change will affect Lots 5 and 6 of Tract 1063�; commonly known as 10965 Wright Road, all within the corporate limits of the City of Lynwood.' NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tYiat the City Council of the City of Lynwood will conduct a public hearing on said appeal in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, 1133o Bullis Road, Lynwood, on April 18, 1978, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that any person object- ing to the proposed zone change may file their obj.ections in writing and all residents and owners'of property within the City of' Lynwood are entitled to attend at the time and place noted and offer any evidence in support of or in opposition to said change of zone. Al1 proc,eedings pertaining to the above.appeal shall be conducted in conformance with the provisions of the City Zoning Ordinance No. 570. Dated this 3rd day of April, 1978. LYNWOOD.CITY COUNCIL BY City Clerk, City of Lynwood � Publish: April 6, 1978 (25 posters) � _ i . , . � � _ _ � �,=-.--' �� G ��"• 0 � � < ' � �-� �� v ��,�� April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: CHANGE IN FEE FOR CERTIFICATE OI' NECESSITY - CITY OF LYIJiVO011 � Gentlemen: ' Under Ordinance No. 700, Section 19-129, of the City Code, an applicant who signs an original applicatio for investigation of an overnight parking permit is.currentl.y charged $5.00. In addition, under Section 19-134 an annua � enewal fee of $2.00 is charged. This has recently been reviewed by staf�� in view of the proposed overnigl�t parking ordinance and it is recommended that it would be appropriate to increase the fees fc�r overnight parking permits. In order for these'fees to be increas�ed a change in the existing ordinance would be required. This change would relate to the permit f'ees to be increased from �5.00 to �10.00 and the annual renewal fee be increased from $2.00 to $5.00. j / If the Council should wish to coneider this matter, an ordinance has been prepared to effectuate t recommendation. RECOMb1ENDATI ON � Council consider a change in permit fee applications and introduce ` first reading of ordinance en`titled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING SECTION 19-129 AND 19-134 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RELATING TO OVERNIGHT PARKING PERMITS." �"�-� �'� ' BD�YARD J. VFfLLIERE Acting Director of'Public Works d� � w -� w�Q I� /' -°� Attachment � 1 � � ,�,� ,. I . � �. � � � ORDINANCE N0. 1030_ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNNOOD APdENDING SECTION 19-T29 and 19-134 OF THE CODE OF.TFiE CITY OF LYNWOOD RELATING TO OVERNIGHT PARKING PERMITS. The City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby does ordain as follows: SECTION 1 Section 19-129 of the Code of the City of t Lynwood hereby is amended to read as follows: Section 19-129 Fee for Original Application. The applicant filing an original application shall accompany the application with an investigation fee.of $10.00, which shall be paid to the City Clerk. SECTION 2 Section 19-134 of the Code of the City of Lynwood hereby is amended to read as follows: Section 19-134 Renewal of Certificate If, at.the expiration of the term provided for in the certificate of ne"cessity, irrespective of whether the certificate was issued under an original or subsequent application; the holder of the certificate is desirous of renewing his certificate, the . same procedure shall be followed as provided in this div'ision for an original certificate, except that the investigation fee shall be $5.00. For each subsequent application filed,.a fee of $5.00 shall accompany the application and shall be paid to the City Clerk. �hould the certificate of necessity be denied the fee of $5.00 shall not be refunded: SECTION 3 '8everability In any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance or its application to. the remaining portions of this ordinance or its application to ,. other persons or places. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance,, and each section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subseCtions, subdiqisions, sentences, clau5es, phrases, or portions, or the application thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid or unconstitutional. � {, � • � ` �� . • � First read.at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the lt3th day of April, 1978,,and finally adopted ' and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council held on the day of , 1978. AYES: COUIICILMEN NO�S: COUNCILMEN ABSENT: COUNCILMEN GEORGE �'�. HIGGINS, Mayor City of Lynwood �:�� .,; �. ATTEST: LAUREN� COFFEY; City Clerk City of Lynwood � I ' � � ✓ � , 0� � April 18, 1978 " � `� � �� .o° �� HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEM$ERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT:• OVERNIGHT PARKING PROHIBITIONS Gentlemen: The Traffic and Parking Commission has been considering a proposed parking ordina.nce tlzat would prohibit standing or parking a vehicle on any street between the hours of 2 a.m. . and 6 a.m. except as exempted in certain zoned busi,ness and commerci.al areas, as presaribed by resoluti.on of the City Council of the City of Lynwooda Attached is a copy of a proposed ordinance that has been reviewed by both the Sheriff Department and the Traffic and • Parking Commission and recommended by same for adoption by the Councii. RECOMMENDATION • City Council consider and adopt proposed ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING SECTION 19-22 TO AMENDING SECTSONS 19-127, 19-128, 19-131, 19-132, 19-133, AND 19-134 OF, AND REPEALING SECTION 19-136 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RELATING TO CERTATN PARKING PROHIBITIONB. ��`�=� SDWARD J. VALLIERE 11 Acting Director of Publio �Norks Attachment �1�5 / � � � I • � � � �� ^^ r" / �' M � � �� . � s ; � ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY UF LYNWOOD ADDING SECTION 19-22 TO AMENDItdG SECTIONS 19-127, 19-128, 19-131, 19-132, 19-133, AND 19-134 OF, AND REPEALING SECTION 19-136 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNLYOOD RELATING TO CERTAIN PARKING PROHIBITIONS. The City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Section 19-122 hereby is added to the Code of 'the City of Lynwood to read as follows: ' Section 19-122 Parking Prohibitions for the Purpose of Street Sweeping " When signs are erected giving notice thereof, no person shall stand or park a vehicle upon any bf the streets or parts thereof as prescribed by resolution of the City Council during the period of time as prescribed by resolution of the said City Council. SECTION 2. Sections 19-127, 19-128, 19-131, 19-132, 19-133, and 19-134 of the code of the City of Lynwood hereby are ainended to read as follows: Section 19-127 Required No person shall stand or park a vehicle on any street, except as exempted in certain zoned business and commercial areas, as prescribed by resolution of the City Council of said City, between the hours of 2 a.m> and 6 a.m. of any day except in accordance with a certificate of necessity issued by the City Clerk as provided in this Division. Section 19-128 Application generally (a) Any occupant of a dwelling located in the City who, for reasons of hardship or necessity believes that there should be issued to him a certificate of necessity pursuant to this division which would "give him an all-night parking privilege may file an application for a certificate of necessity for each motor vehicle to which he desires a certificate of necessity to apply. � (b) The application provided for by subsection (a) shall meet•the following requirements: ° ' (1) It shall be in writing on a form furnished by the City Clerk. (2) It shall set forth: a. The name and address of the applicant; b. The name and address of the owner of the real property where the applicant resides, or agent of the owner, if the property is being managed by an agent. � � c. The number of separate dwellings on a particular lot or parcel of land affected by the application; d. The number of vehicles insofar as known by the applicant, possessed by the occupants of the lot or parcel of land; e. The license number and motor number or serial number of the vehicle or vehicles to which applicant desires the certificate of necessity to . aPP1Y; e f. The make,.model and type of each vehicle to which the applicant desires the certificate of necessity to apply; g. The necessity for the certificate requested; and, ho Such other pertinent information as the City Clerk shall require. Section 19-131 Permanent file or original application and investigation findings.. The City Clerk shall cause a permanent file to be made of all original applications and all of the investigative written data made•and compiled in connection with each investigation, with the intent and purpose that the file and the information therein contained shall constitute the foundation for t'He-processing of'all subsequent applications affecting the same lot or parcel of land described in the original application. (Ord. No. 700 Sec. 153; Code 1961, Sec. 22.101) Section 19-132 Issuance of certificate; duration• no refund of investigative fee izpori denial of certificate. - If, after an investigation as provided for in this division, the Chief of Police determines that there is not adequate off-street parking space reasonably obtainable by the applicant at the place of his residence or within six hundred (600) feet thereof for the parking of the vehicle described in the application, a certificate of necessity shali be granted to the applicant and to-which the Chief of Police, : in his discretion determines that the certificate"s of necessity should apply. The certificate of necessity shall be for a term from July 1, � of any calendar year through June 30 of the immediate subsequent year, , or any portion thereof, except those applications made within a 60 day period immediately preceding June 30 of any year shall have effect for a certificate of necessity for the term through June 30 of the immediate subsequent year, unless terminated as provided in this division. Should the certificate of necessity be denied, the investi- gative fee shall not be refunded. Section 19-133 Attachment of Certificate to Vehicle � A decal furnished by the City Clerk pursuant to this division ' shall be permanently attached to the left rear portion of each vehicle to which the Chief of Police has, in writing, made the certifi- cate applicab],e as provided in this division. (Ord. No. 700, Sec. 143; Code 1961, Sec. 22.107 ' , i � � � Section 19-134 Renewal of Certificate (a) If, at the expiration of the term provided for in the certificate of necessity, irrespective of whether the certificate was issued under an original or subsequent application; the holder of the certificate is desirous of renewing his certificate, the same procedure shall be followed as provided to this division for an original certificate. (b) For each subsequent application filed, a fee of five dollars ($5.00) shall accompany the application and shall be paid to the City Clerk. Should the certificate of necessity be denied, ' the fee of five dollars ($5.00) shall not be refunded. SECTION 3. Section 19-136 of the Code of the City of Lynwood hereby is repealedo SECTION 4 Severability In any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, phrase or portion of this ordinance, or the application there any person or place, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such.decision shall not affect the validity of remaining portions of this ordinance or its application to persons or places. The City Council hereby � declares that it would have adopted this ordinance, and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of fact that any one or more sections, subsections, subdivisions, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions, or the application to any person, place, be declared invalid or unconstitutional. First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the day of , 1978, and finally adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council held on the day of 1978. AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCILMEN: ABSENT; COUNCILMEN: GEORGE W, HIGGINS, Mayor City of Lynwood (SEAL) ATTEST: LAURENE'COFFEY, City Clerk City of Lynwood . . . � 1 -1 . . I � � { � ' � J � I � � ' April 18, 1978 ' � + HONORABLE MA7�OR AND ; MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL ' SUBJECT: TWO HOUR PARKING PROHIBITION 11171-73 BULLIS ROAD � Gentlemen: I A request has been received by the Public Worka•Department ? irom 6�r. Chaudhry of 11171-?3 Bul�lie Road for a two hour parking prohibltion at�that address. � Mr. Chaudhry has complained that two csmpers park on either side I of his driveway obstructing visibi for motorists exiting the � driveway. I Members of .the TraiYic Divieioq of the Los Angeles County � 3herifi Department'have reviewed thie complaint and recommended ` that two hour parking prohib�tiona be restricted to commercial I areas where public acceas is required and not for private accommodatioa. � The Traific and Parkipg Commiseioa has recently reviewed the request and recommended that�30 ieet oY red curbing be painted northerly of the driveway rather than to comply-with the requeat for a two.hour parking restriction. Based upon study coaduCted by staff of the Engineering Department and the recopaneadatlons:oY the Sheriif Department it is not considered feasible to restrict parking in any manner at said location ia the iaterest oY trafiic eafety.� RECOM64ENDATION � Council consider request and direct TrafPic Engineer to leave a neutral aurb and aot implement a"No Parkiag Prohibition" at i1171-73 Bullis Boad. �� ED{9ARD J. VALLIERE Acting Director of Pub11c Works. � � April 18,.1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBER3 OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: TN10 HOUR PARKING PROHIBITION 11171-?3 BULLIS ROAD Gentlemen: . A request has been received by the Public Works Depaxtment irom l�r. Chauddry of 11171-73 Bu11ie Road for a two hour parking prohibition at that address. Mr. Chaudhry has complsiaed that two campers park on either side of his driveway obetructing visibility for motorists exiting the driveway. Members of tde Traffic Mvision of the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department have reviewed thls complaint and recommended that two hour parking prohibitions be restricted to commercial areas where public access is required and not for private � accommodation. i ; The Traffic and Parkipg Gommiesion das recently reviewed the , request and recommended.that�30 feet of red aurbing be painted ! northerly ot the dri'eway rather tdan to•comply with the request i for a two hour parkipg reatrictioq. ; _ Based upon study coaducted by staf! oP the Engineering Department i and the-recommendationa oi the 81►eriff Department it is not considered feasible to restrict parking in any manner at said � location in the iaterest of traffic saiety. � RECOMMENDATIQN , Council consider request and direct Traffic Engineer to leave � a neutral curb and Dot implement a"No Parkiag Prohibition" at � 11171-73 Bullis Road. i �� ' , ED{9ARD J. VALLIERE Acting U�rector oP Pub11c Worke i I � I � � I � . ' � � � � . � � ' •' 1 April 18,- 1978 ' THE HONORABLE NIAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST.FOR PUBLIC HEARING - 11841 WILSON AVENU� Gentlemen: The owner of the above st'ated property has been illegally storing on the property numerous inoperative vehicles: This property is zoned R-1 and the storing.of vehicles is permitted only in an M-zone. "Classic" vehicles, not to exceed six in number, may be stored in an R-1 zone providing they,are stored entirely within an enclosed building. The yards on this property are overgrown and scattered with debris, giving the property an abandoned appearance which tends to invite vadalism. Lack of cooperation of the property owner to remove these in- operative vehicles and maintain this property leaves staff to believe tiiere is sufficient evidence to establish the fact that the cond"ition and appearance 'of this.property constitues a nuisance under the definition of the City's Code relating to general nuisance abatement. RECOMMENDATIpN � Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled "A resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained on the property generallly known �as 11841 Wilson Avenue, Lynwood, California. Keith Johnson Director of. Public Safety Attachment ''^ � fr'� ,�W f?y �;, � � •? � � � April.l8, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC,HEARING - 2958 OAKWOOD AVENUE Gentlemen: . Responding to a complaint from a citizen regarding the weeds and lawn mow'ing equipment on the above stated property , the Lynwood Fire Departmerit issued a"NOtice of Violation" to the owner ' • on January 4, 1978 clear the weeds and remove the lawn mowing equipment from the front and rear yards. As of this date these nuisances sti11 exist. Lack of cooperation of the property owner to maintain this property leaves staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fact t'hat the condition 'and appearance of this property constitutes a nuisance under the definition of the City's Cod'e relating to general nuisance abatement. Photographs are on display showing the present condition of the property. RECOMMENDATION Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled "A resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to ascertain whether , a nuisance is being maintained on property,generally known as 2958 Oakwood Avenue,.Lynwood, California. Keith Johnson �' Director of Public Safety V Attachment ; ; . � ; , ; . � , � � ; � - ;. ; , , -. :. .�. .-, ,-.. „� , ' ' � o . . April 18, 1978 ' HONORABL� NiAYOR AND D1EfQBERS OF .THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING.- 5407 PELLEUR STREET Gentlemen: The owner of the above stated property Was notified on June 17, „ 1977 to clean and secure this vacant property. Some effort was made at that time to comply. The house on this property is now open and is being.used to store various goods. It has become an attractive nuisance to the children in the neighborhood. The yards are overgrown and scattered with debris which gives the property an abandoned appearance which invites vadalism. The owner was notified on April 4, 1978 to secure and clean the property but as of this date the nuisance sti11 exists. . . Lack of cooperation of the property owner to maintain and secure this property leaves staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fac� that the condition and appearance of this property constitutes a nuisance under the definition of the City'•s Code relating to general nuisance abatement. Photographs are on display showing the present condition of the property. ' RECOP�IPQENDAT I ON ' Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled "A resolution o.f the City Coun,cil of the City of Lynwood,to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained on property general�'known as 5407 Pelleur Street, Lynwood, California. Keith Johnson Director of Public Safety Attachment . i I i ; � �. � . I. � . � i I � e '� F'� ('�� '' � � . , . � .„ �,..; , , � , , . . � i ' . �... � , . ," 1r � - � � �� April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND ` P4EMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING -.11747 STATE STREET Gentlemen: This property came to the attention of this department in P4arch of 1976. The property owner was notified to provide yazd maintenance, to cease parking on front lawn and remove in- '� operative vehicles. Since no progress was made the property owner was notified to appear at the City Hall for an office con- ference with the.City Attorney April 20, 1976. The owner did comply and abate the nuisance. The property has again assumed an u�isightly appearance, yards are overgrown, windows are broken, scattered debris and inoperative vehicles in the driveway. Lack of cooperation of the property owner to maintain this property leaves staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish ; the fact that the condition and appearance of this property con- � stitutes a nuisance under the definition of the City's Code re- ! latinq.to general nuisance abatement. i �! Photo ra hs are on dis la showin the resent condition of � 4 P P Y 9 P property. , RECODMQENDATION Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled "A resolution j of the City Council of the City of Lyna�ood.to ascertain whether a � nuisance is being maintained on property generally known as 11747 State Street. � ' Keith Johnson Director o£ Public Safety � Attachment i � /'� r-� , ��' ��': � � ',.?�'1?j (°^t��.3 �� . ' . . •. . . . . ( ' �• .ti i.. I ., � � . I � � ' . April 18, 1978 � HONORABLE PQAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIG HEARING - 3349 SEMINOLE AVEN[JE Gentlemen:. Upon receipt of a citizens's complaint this department on•February 23, 1978 notified the property owner by certified mail to remove the accumulation of inoperative vehicles, vehicle part.s, junk and debris from the above stated property. A1so.to connect waste line to sewer system. Since no progress was made, the property owner was notified to appear at the City Hall for an office conference with the City Attorney on PAarch 21, 1978. The owner failed to appear at the scheduled time as requested in the letter: Lack of cooperation of the property owner to remove these inoperative vehicles and clean up the property leaves staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fact that the condition and appearance of this property constitutes a nuisance under the , definition of the City's Code relating to general nuis,ance abatement. Photographs are on display showing present condition of property. RECONIPIENDAT I ON Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled "A resolution of the.City Council of the City of Lynwood to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained on the property generally known as i 3349 Seminole Avenue, Lynwood, California." Keith Johnson ' Director of Public Safety � Attachment � j I , .. � I ( � � � i • i . i ' � . � � I ' �. � . � '�: `:, F^, C"? t:;' (-;`. , f • „� � ! �:.. .. �. ,.., , ,. . . � � � April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND . MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING - 11808 ESTHER STREET Gentlemen: The property owner of the above stated property was called in for an office conference on July 13, 1977 with the City Attorney regarding the keeping of live stock. Subsequently the live stock were removed. Complaints again were received in December of 1977 and upon investigation it wa found that the property , was badly overgrown and on said property were an excessive number ' of animals, consisting of horses, roosters, chickens and ducks. Tlie adjoining City property was being,used by the property owner for storing junk and debris. On January 15, 1978 the owner was notified to clean his property, the adjoining City property and to remove a11 excessive animals. As of this date the nuisances still exist. Lack of cooperation of the property owner to abate these nuisances leaves staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fact that the condition and appearance of this property constitutes a nuisance under the definition of the City's Code relating to general nuisance abatement. Photograph's are on display showing the present condition of the propety. i RECOh1tflENDATION � Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled " A resolution I � of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to ascertain whether a � nuisance is being maintained on the property generally known as i, 11808 Esther Street, Lyriwood, California. i ' i i i � Keith Johnson j Director of Public Safety ; ; Attachment ! • c I ' � I ' i �' � i �•. . _. .-. � . _ .- _ , i �', . L� `� � 4 ��--�� April 18, 1978 ' THE HONORAHLE P4AYOR AND- � MEMBERS OF THE-CITY-COUNCIL ,,SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING - 11891'WILSON AVENUE Gentlemen: The owner of the above atated,ptoperty has been illegally on the,prope;Qy,numerous inoperative vehiclest The property is,zoned R-1 and the storing oE vehicles is permitted only in. an M-zone. The:.yards on this property are overgrown and scattered �" `with debris, giving the property an abandoned appearance.which tends tp invite vadalism. . Lack of cooperation the property owner to remove these in- operative vehicles and maintain this property,leaves-the staff,.to believe there`is auffieient evidence to establish the.fact that the condition-and appearance of this property constitutes a � , nuisance under.the definition of the City!s Code..relating-to- _general nuisance abatement. Photographs are on display ahowing present.condition of property. _ t, ° RECOMMENDATION � . Council adoptfon of the.attached resolution entitled "A resolution of.tlie City Council of the City of Lynwood to ascertain whether � a nuisance is being maintained-ot► the property generally known as 11841 Wilson-Avenue, Lynwood,,California. G �j,�(�'� � Keith Johna _ Director�of Public Safety. _ Attachment - " � 0 ��-3� April 18, 1978: HONORABLE MAYOR AND P�lEMBERS-OF TAE CITY COUNCIL. SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING - 11808 ESTHER STREET Gentlemen: The property owner of the.above stated property_was called in> for an office conference on July 13, 1977 with-the City Attorney regarding the ke,eping of-live stock. Subsequently the live stock were removed. Complaints again were received in December of 1977 and investigation it was found that the-property was badly.oyergrown'and on.said property were an excessive number of .animals, consisting of horses, roosters, chickens and ducks. ' The adjoining City,property was being used the property owner ,, for storing.junk-and debris On.January 15, 1978 the owner was notified to clean his property, � the adjoining, and to remove all excessive animals. ' As of this date the nuisances still exist. ' Lack of cooperation of the,property owner to abate.these nuisances leaves-staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish�the fact that the condition and.appearance-of-this property-constitutes a.nuisance under the definition, of:the City's Code relating to general nuisance abatement. . Photograph§ are on.display showing the present.condition of the propety." RECOMMENDATION Council adoption of the attached resolution-entitled " A resolution. of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to,ascertain whether_a nuisance is being-maintained on.the property generally known as 11808 Esther Street, Lynwood, California. c � Keith Jo son Director,of Public Safety . -Attachment. y � �. � - � � �,, - � � � � � Apriil 1$.� 1978 � � � � HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBER5 OF THE CITY COUNC2L SUBJECTd REQUEST FOR.PUBLIC HEARING - 3349 SEMINOLE AVENUE- Gentlemen• Lipon receipt of a.citizens's complaint this department on February 23,` notified the property owner by.certified mail to remove the of inoperative vehicles, vehicle parts, junk and debris.from the above_stated property to connect_ waste,line to sewer-system. Since-no waa made, the property owner was notified to . appear at the City Hall for an office conference with the City Attorney_on,,Marqh 1978. The.owner'failed to appear at the, scheduled time as requested in the letteri, Lack.of co of the property owner to remove these inoperative vehicles and clean,up �taff-to believe that � there is:sufficient evidence to establish the that.the condition- and appearance of this.property constitutes a nuisance under.the definition of the City's.Code-relating.to-general nuisance abatement: Photographs are on display showing•Pites@n� condition of property.: RECOMMENDATION Council adoption of the attached;resolution entitled "A.kiEsolution of'the City Counci•1-of the City of Lynwood to.ascertain whether a nussance�is being-maintained on,the property generally known as 3349 Seminole Avenue, Lynwood, California." ��}+�� / • \ Keith Jo nson Director of`-Public Safety ° Attachinent � �... �,�,. ,.. � O April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR-AND MEMBER5'OF TAE CITY COUNCIL ' SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING - 11Z47 STATE-STREET Gentlemen: This property.came.to the attention of-this department in March of 1978. The property owner was notified to provide-yard: maintenance, to-cease parking on,front lawn and,remov,e in- ,operative'vehicles� Since no progress was made,the property. owner to appear at the City Hall for an office con-, ference with the City,Attorney Apri1 20, 1976. The:owner did-comply and abate the nuisance., The property has.again assumed,an unsightly appearance, yards . are overgrown; windows are-broken,_ scattered debris,and inoperative vehicies in- driveway. . Lack of-cooperation of the property owner to maintain this property leaves staff-.to believe that there is sufficient°evidence to establish the-fact,that the condition-and appearance of this property cqn- stitutes a.nuisance-.under,the,definition the City's Code re- ._. lating to-general nuisance abatement.. Photographs are on display,showing the present condition � property. RECOMMENDATZON Council adoption of-the attached resolution entitled "A resolution of the City Council of the City of:.Lynwood to ascertain whether a nuisance ie_being maintained on property generally known as 11747 State Street. a� Keith Joh son Director.of-Public Safety. ' Attachment' " � � � . � � �� April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS-OF'THE CITY COUNCIL.;; SUBJECT:, REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING -.5407 PELLEUR STREET Gentlemen:- The owner of tfie. stated property was:notified on June 17, 1977 to clean and secure.this.vacant._property. Some effort was made.at that-time to comply. The house on this.property is now . open.and is being used.to store various goods. It has become an attractive nuisance to the-children in the neighborhood. The yards are overgrown and scattered with debris which gives -the, pr,operty an abandoned appearance which invites vadalism. „The.owner was notified on:Apri1 1978 to secure and clean the property,but as of this date the;nuisance..still exists., Lack,of -cooperation of the property owner to maintain and.secure this property to'believe that-there is sufficient eyidence;to establish the fact that the.,condition and'.appearance of,.this property__constitutes a.nuisanee the,definftion of the C'ity's Code�relating to general nuisance abatement.. Photographs_are on displagx•,showing-the present condition of the. property. RECOMMENDATION Council adoption.of the attached resolution entitled "A resolution o£.•the.,City.COUncil of the;City-of Lynwood to ascertain:whether a nuisance�-is being maintained on property general7� known,as 5407 Pelleur Street, Lynwood,.California. �� Keith:JO son Director of Public Safety Attachment ,_ >,. ;�, . a :5rr � ., ' , '"� �C'- r� w� G� , � . � � . Apri1-18, 1978 HONORABLE-MAYOR AND- MEMBERS OF THE CITY-COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PUBLIC HEARING•- 2958 OAKWOOD AVENUE Gentlemen: Responding to-a complaint,from-a citizen-regarding and. lawn_mowinq equipment on the.above stated property. Lynwood Fire Department issued�a "NOtice of.Violation" to.the owner on January ,4, 1978 clear.the weeds and remove the:lawn-mowing � equipmen,t from the-front and rear yards., As of,this.date.these nuisances"still exist. Lack of cQOperation of-the property owner to maintain this property leaves staff to believe that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fact that the,condition and;.appearance-of this property.constitutes a.nuisance under the;definitiom of-_the City's Code relating to general nuisance abatement. Photographs are on.display showing the present,condition of the property. RECOMMENDATION 4 Council'adoption of-.the attached resolution enti "A resolution of the City Council�of the City of,Lynwood to ascertain`whether a nuisance is being maintained on property generally-known as 2958 Oakwood-.AVenue; Lynwood', California. ' �� , Keith John n Director o -Publi:c Safety. Attachment � � . `+ April 18 1978 .,HONORABLE MAYOR AND ' MEMBERB OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT; CHANGE IN FEE FOR CERTIFICATE OF NECESSITY - CITY OF LYNWOOD Gentlemen: Under Ordinance No. 700, 5ection 19-129, of the City Code, an appli6ant wfio signs an original application for i.nvesti.gation ' of an overnight parking permit is currently charged $5.00. In addition, under Seotiori 19-134 an annual renewal fee of $2.00 is charged. This has recently been reviewed by staff in view of the proposed overnight parkirig ordiriance and it is recommended that it would be appropriate to increase the fees for overnight parking permits. In order Por these fees to be increased a change in the existing ordinanoe would be required. This change would relate to the permit ' fees to be increased froro $5.00 to p10.0� and the annual renewal fee be increased from $2.00 to $5.00. If tfie Council should wish to consider this matter, an ordinance I has been pregared to effectuate thiS recommendation. �, REGOMd�ENDATION � Council consider a change in permit fee applications and introduce � first reading of ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNC3L.OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING SECTION 19-129 AND 19-134 � OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RELATING TO OVERNIGAT PARKING i PERMITS:" ° �"�' -�� ; EDNARD J. V LIERE Acting Director of Public jVorks i Attachment � � I ,' i i i � f f L � i i i i ; I � � i i � . � s o �? ORDINANCE NO, � AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYN{900D AMENDING SECTION 19-129.and 19-134 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RELATING TO OVERNIGHT PARKING PERMITS. The City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby does ordain as follows: - SECTION 1 3ection 19-529 of the Code of the City of Lynwood hereby is amended to read as follows: � Section 19-129 Fee.for Original Ap�lication. The applicant filing an original application•shall accompany the application with an investigation fee of $10.00, which shall be paid to the City Clerk. � SECTION 2 Section 19-134 of the Code of the City of Lynwood hereby is amended to read as follows: Section 19-134 Renewal of Certificate If, at the expiration of the term provided for in the certificate of necessity, irrespective o'f whether the certificate was issued under an original or subsequent application, the holder of the certificate is desirous of renewing his certificate, the - same.procedure shall be followed as provided in this division for �'� an original certificate, except that the investigation fee shall be $5.00. For each-subsequent application filed, a fee of $5.00 shall accompany the application and shall be.paid to the City Clerk. ` '�hould the certificate of necessity be denied the fee of $5:00 ` shall not be refunded. � - - - SEGTION� •3 Severab'i1'ity � - In-anysection, subsection;"subdivision, sentence, �dlause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance, or the application � thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be � invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining.portions of this�ordinance or its application to the remaining portions of this ordinance or its application to ' other persons or places. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance, and each section, subsection, , subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective � of the�fact that any one or more sections, subsections, subdivisions, � sentences, clauses, phrases,•or portions, or the application thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid or unconstitutional. i 7 �� 30 � � RESOLUTION N0. . A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUPICIL OF THE CITY ,. � OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, TO APPLY FOR FUNDS' UNDER THE TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT ACT, rY 1978-79. � WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood, Californiay desires to continue participation in a certain project designated the,D_ial-A-Ride Program funded in part from funds made available through the Transportation Development Act; here- , inafter referred to as "TDA," administered by Lhe Southern , California Association of Governments, hereinafter referred , to as "SCAG." ; l WHEREAS; SCAG has been designated to administer � �� the funds appropriated by the State Legislature and allocated for 'use in Californ:ia under the provisions of the law; and i WHEREAS, SCAG has published a Guide for Filing � � TDA Claims, 1978-79; and � WHEREAS, SCAG has determined the City of Lynwood to be eligik�le f.or such a claim. NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF i LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, DOES RESOLVE,AS FOLLOWS: ( l. That the City Council agrees to authorize I submission of its 1978-79 TDA Claim. � PASSED, APPROV�D, AND ADOPTED this 18th day of April; � � � � I 197�• � . • 1 I GEORGE 1J. HIGGINS I ATTEST: Mayor of the City.of Lynwood I . t �ity C1erk, City of Lynwood I. f � � I i: r i� I . � � � � I . ,..� � � . / �� April 18, 18T8 HONORABLE MAYOR ANA. � MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJ�CT: AUTHORIZE.EXECUTION OF FEDERAL DI3ASTER ASSI3TANCE FORM3 Gentlemen: The City of Lyhwood has entered into an Agreemeat for Dlsaster , Assistance with the U. S. Depart►aent of Housing and Development ; Federal Dieaster Aeeistance Administration for damage done 1n various locatione throughout the City due to the recent rain storm._ ."- It is requested that the Mayor of the City'oP Lynwood.be authorized to execute Designatlpn ior Local Agent Appendix 8 tor said improvement. RECUMMENDATION � City Council coasider and adopt a resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OI' THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING EXECUTION " ` OF FEAERAL DISA$TER AS3ISTANCE FORM3 FOR 3TORM DAMAGE_REIMBURSEMENT FUNDS. �� EDWARD J. VALLIERF, Acting Director of Public Alorke Attachment � � , . _ , - � � � RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNR'OOD AUTHURIZING EXECUTION OF FEDERAL DISASTER A33ISTANCE FORMS FOR STORM DAMAGE REIMBUR8EI�ENT FUNDS BE IT R�30LVED BY the City Council OF the City of'Lynwood � THAT George W. Higgins, tdayor of the City of Lynwood ie hereby� authorized to execute for and ia behalf of The City of Lynwood, a public entity estahlished under the laws of the State oi California, ' this applicatioa and to file it in the appropriate State office .for the purpose of obtaining certain Federal assistance under the , Disaster Relief Act.(Public Law 288, 93rd Congress) or otherwise • available trom the President's Disaster Relief Fund. I THAT the City oY Lynwood, a public entity established upder the laws of the $tate ot California, hereby authorizes its agent ,to provide to the 3tate and to the Federal Disaster Assistance Administration (FDAA), Department oY Housing and Urban Development (HUD) all matters pertaining to such Federal disaster assistance the assurances and agreements as attached to this resolution. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS day of , 1978..; ayor COUNCILMAN. COUNCILMAN . NCILMA C CLMN I, Laurene Coffey, duly appoiated and City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy.of a resolution pasaed and approved by the City Council ofi the City of Lynwood on the day of 1978. E � ' Date C TY CL RK Signature � , ' , ' � � 77��.: REV � ' .� �� , i . ANPP:AIII% � -. . � - . ' � -, i 1 I �f k , . . . _ . , , . . . �t ��' ' � . ASSUHANCES , � � . . A II �.5 �, � F . � k ' v) ' I� 5 - p I T� I pllna<w' 1 II . � 1 f M1 pplicanl � ' �iu..��<r<z��n:bllymihflnlE•��em� if�anvJeGCin� i .hMmM1 '�fa��4.n�f�hH�monvl ' �. . Uiio.¢ o . . � � . .. . TM�I�VlicnnlCn�ilie�'. � . , I . . �..�IlinnuiM1ebe�inlLirkni_�Jvlpo�.in�IbelicpiLe�li�.rtior�aLVf..nkJuanM1VA��ncad�l'etivnll)ImriuA�aaianeeAdmin- ��.� .' nJPI.AA P�'iAp�tl f I i P�1 If 'ala•4sl ''9'��t<Eie �. ��M1ernle�u . md i l! C I�I PeJe� I 0. F I , 1 I UM fllUl I11� Ib �k.. . . �. <. 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' ��: RESOLUTION NO. 7� , A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE ' CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF •FEDERAL DISASTER ASSISTANCE FORMS FOR STORM . DAMAGE REIMBURS�MENT FUNDS � BE IT RESOLVED BY the City Council OF the City ot Lynwood THAT George W. Higgins, ldayor of,the City of Lynwood is hereby authorized to execute for and in behalf of The City of Lynwood, a public entity estublished under the laws of the State of•California ' this application and to file.it in the appropriate State office for the purpose of obtaining certaln Federal assistance under the Disaster Relief Act.(Public Law 288, 93rd Congress} or otherwise available from the President's Disaster Relief Fund. THAT the City ot Lynwood, a public entity established under � �. the laws of the State of California, hereby authorizes its agent to provide to the State and to the Federal Disaster Assistance I j Administration (FDAA), Department of Housing and Urban Development i � (HUD) for all matters pertaining to such Federal assistance �, , . � the assurances and agreements as attached to this resolution. i i PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 18th ay of , 1978. i , . I ayor = � �r ` . � . > /� ^ � >i22G � � � ,. COUNC�LMAN/ !� / , 7,� �,� � '�� t � '_ ,��-., �l � � � ` . Y :` CQUN LMAN � : . . .. � _ C ti �I , i � ' ,:/� �.« �<. ------ I C NC �MAN I � f I, Laurene Coffey, duly appointed and City Clerk of the City of i Lynwood, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a resolution passed and approved by the City Council of the Ci.ty of Lynwood on the �8th day of qnr;� 197$• . .. DAte Anri � l � 1 �,ft � . . _ � � � � � ., � �.. � � , . . . . 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I, the underaigned, City Clerk of Eha City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of eaid city at a regular meeting thereof held in tha � City Hall of said city on the 18th day of _}lnril , 197$, and passed by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN BYORK, GRE�N, MORRIS. ROWE. HI�GINS.` NOES: CAUNCILMEN NONE. S ABSENT: COUNCILMEN NONE. /S/ Laurene Coffey 4 . City C1ark, City of Ly�+ood ,' STATE OF CAI,IFORNIA ) : es.: COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, and clerk of the City Council of said citp, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of Resolution No. 78-29 on file in my office apd � that said resolution was adopted on the date and by the vota therein stated. Dated this 19th day of April , 197':�. •` , � � a.. ''� ' ✓, ' ' ' . ' t � . ' City Clerk, City of Lyriw od I \ ' � � i 1 , .. � � April 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND • - - MEMBERS OF THE-GTTY GOUNCIL SUBJECT: �REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF A PARKWAY TREE AT 10679 SAUFFMAN AVENUE i : Gentlemen: • Property owner, Mr. John C. Journell residing at 10679 RauYfman ' Avenue requests removal of a-parkway tree at his address. j Mr. Journell states that large tree branches are falling on his home a�d the roots have caused eonsiderable damage to the curb and gutter.. .:_,. ._, _. . _ .. � Inspection of the tree has revealed that existing conditions in the public right-of-way pose a hazard to pedestrians as well as the home owner. Mr. JourneZZ-has submitted an Environmental Impact Report with his request in.compliance with Council Resolution 75-34. RECOMMENDATION Council consider removal of the tree 3n the parkway at 10679 Kauffman Avenue. �'��'�� EDWARD J. VALLIERE Acting Director of Public WorkS Attachment , � " . , �C.<'Ve�r„�. .�.C�^ r� . ; . . . ' , r..r� '�; A�. • .; �" � � CI'1'Y O.P' LYNWODU . � � ..,, � = liNV11iON1�'L�fV'1'f1L liVA1,l (SllUli7' I��M) � (Please ty�:,c or Yrint) 1, Naine,of Yroject Proposer: �� - C"e�i� � to�rz�✓- e Address: l0(o�G iln.�r-r-�„>,✓ ��:-. 2. Nature and Description of f'roject: - r2Et 2r w,c�/q� . �a.. .._ � Cv� R tii✓n ��TT'r' Rt Prai2t.i� 3. Address of Project: j �,/,.�� (If legal description, please attach separately) 4. Action by the City necessary for Project Lupleineiitation: ' 'UAw. latL %G Cl"TY Ri✓7� /.Jc. F c� � Uc:2^ P2C�° - 2 TY 5. . Is the Yroject of such si�,rnificance that it will l�ave a cii»i—"F#+iv��ee� effect on the environinent of the City? � Project Proposer: Yes ,� No City Yes_�� No � � If the answcr is yes, a full enviro��meni:al impact statement eyaluation should be completed. 6. What is the environmental impact of the proposed project or actio.n7 . ('/LL t /S Ti�� L/+�t�.c Foh Pta2�Ai.�:taX 7Zc�:'Ts . . ,. . �Pl?SF-71/.�1� CU(�$. E ��JTTcR JP. � • .. . LA 17 G� E C-i N- R�� N/� ✓c != L- L L- O.✓ H C �; c . . 7, lare there any adverse environmental effects �vhich cannot Ue avoicl�d if the •proposal is implemented?_ ,i� If yes, what are tl�ey'? 8. What mitigation measures arc proposed to sizinimize the impact? ... . . . iVGA�L � . ,.. � ��' � � 1 9. �Vhat ai e the a1Cec to the Eii•oposed actiou or pi�oject? ('1'haC is, other tl�an not doing it at all? ) i�/�� 10. Wl�dt i.5 tlie reLaJ:ionshi�i beCwecn local slu>rt-tern� uses oC man's.� � environmc;nC �nd t.l�e maintenai�ce and enli�uicenienL ot lon�-term prociuctivit:y? (Will th��, proposed short term use detei^ frorri the niaiutenance and enhancement • of long-term envii•azmc��tal goals? ) ;I ��iJ I 1 I I � j � j� 11. Are there a.ny ii•reversible, environmental chan�;es which would be involved � I in tlie proposed action or project should it be iniplemeiiCed'? i . I ,t�o i � � � I { ` 12. ]�lo�.v �ti-ili the pro��osed pro,ject fosLer economic or population growCh, . i either dii ectly or indirectly; in Lhe coinmunity'? � ' � /�-+-��FAc✓'"r•-�r',✓� To ��/ i��zoi�cn_Tv i � � � S/�FE'.� /�o7Z 7'E7E C'iRA/,✓C AND VCNI - T IlFFIC. . I r I i I � . .. � ' -1 �• ,�__,. � � C.� � . r'vi/a2CF! S /G74 � i i � , (Sig�.iai.iiee f .'�piilicanC) (I);.i�.c) � FOli CiTY USL ONl�Y: , i lteconunended Action: � i � Recorded and L'iled: �Ionth , llay � Ycar � �Y • . i • l I � _ L � � ,_ April 18, 1978 _ _ HONORABLE MAYOR AND- � MEMBERB OF THE CITY COUNCIL BUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PARK{�AY TREE REMOVALS AT 3701 FERNWOOD AVENUE Gentl.emen: Mr. Charles Earls, property owner at 3901 Fernwood Avenue, has submitted a request for the remova]: of a parkway tree at his address. Mr. Earls states that large roots are damaging the sidewalk in front of his property. Inapection of th� tree has revealed that it.has outgrown the parkway ", area and should be removed. Mr. Earls has complied with. Resolution 74-34 by submitting an Environmental Impact Report. � RECOMMENDATIpN Council-consider removal of the parkway tree at 3701 Fernwood Avenue: �� % EDWARD J. VALLIERE Acting Director of Public Works Attachment , µ • :. Y"3- `-�i . .� ,._ ._..._..sr'... _ _ � �__. � . -� , .l_ _ . _ - _.' . . ..._,.. ; �_. ,�� ci'rY ui,��.��,ti��v�voui� � � � . ��[v�-��i�[vn�iL[v'.rai, ��v��_i (sit��t�r i�itM) r � (Ylease type or Prinl) �, 1. Name of Yroject Proposer: �l1 r'l"� ��/� ..� �4_.-- e� /� /� Address: —� �� C ' '�.n._�-, �. .(� l� �=—Y Li /_ L �_•• � C� � \+ �l �! � l � / � � � // � - c� �CJ. ��. � 2. Nature and llescrlptton of Yroject: //'��--L'. 3. Address of Project: ,7.��-'/ / ,/:'�^�.� /.L.=L'?�� --`.: -F (If legal description, please attach separalely). 4. AcCion by tlze City necessary for Pi•oject Implementation: I 5. Is the Pro;ject of sucl� signiCicance that it will have a ilw�� effect on � tlie environment of the City? ' � � I Yroject Yroposer: Ycs No Cily I'es No. I lf tl�e answer is ,yes, _a full environment:zl im��act ! statement evaluation should be coiuE�leted. ' 6. What is the environmental impact of the proposed project or action? i �/ -� �..� , ! ' � . ; � ; 7. Are Chere an,y adverse environn�ental etfects which cannot be avoided if the ' 'proposal is implemented? /�lc�� If yes, what are they? � I � f II. What initigaCion measures are proposed to miniinize t}�e impact? �G�!1 '�° x � ♦�-� - � . � ; , j � ;_� 9. What are the alf;crnai.ivrs to Cl�e proposed action or pro�ect'? ('1'hat is other thau not d�ing it at all'? ) � �' � ��' � ��D:,L� �� <'_ S,i 1 C 7G C ,� ':z,�� . • / . 1 7� _!�i /E e. fy i��<) v-� 10. What is�thc relationship bettveen local sliorC-Cern� uses of man's �� - �environnlent and th,c inaintenanre and eul�i2ncenicnL�of lon�;-term proclucLivit:y? � � �(Will the proposed shorl; term�use deter froni the maiutenauce and� enlianceinent � of long-term environmental goals? ) /'�L% 11. �Are there an,5- irreversible environmental chan�,�es which would be involved � � �� in the proposed action oi� project should it be implezTieuCed'? � /1/U c--� -E. � � 12. Ilow will tl�c proposecl praject fosCer econon�ic or populaiion growth, � eithpr-directly or�indirecEly; �in the.comi7mnity? . � � ��<.�- �y� � � • /.. ' 13 . � ' �a-�,E :� �-. _-� C�� , 7— f � ,�� {Sig�i;ture oCApnlicant) (Dalc) l�Olt CI'TY USL ONLY: IZecoinmended Aclion: � . �� Itecorded ancl Filed: l��toiith � " ll ay 1 ear By. .� - � � • April 18, 1978 HONORAHLE MAYOR AND-: .: ' � MEMBEft3 OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REQUE3T FOR PARKWAX TREE REldOVAL AT 5136 CLARK 3TREET Gentlemen: Property owner, D�r. Charles L. Johnson, residing at 5136 Clark Street requests removal of an Ash tree in the parkway at this location. Mr. Johnson states that the tree;:roots;.:are growing into the sewer lines and creating problema to"the lawn. Moreover an accident has occurred there ae a,reault of this existing hazardous condition. Inspection oP the existing conditions has revealed that the tree roots are cre�ting a dazard. Mr. Johnson has submitted an Enviropmental Impact Report with hie request in compliance with ReeoTution 75-34. RECOMMENDATION Council conaider reawvs� of the Aed tree in the parkway at 5136 Clark 8treet. ��P En�vaxn a . v ALI:IBAE . . Acting Director oY Public Norks i Attachment I I I I � -- � ' � , � I I i � � . I I ( I ' i I I � i I � �. �. ' . . . . I , •...� � � CPPY (�L� ��YNWOUll • . x � I:NVII�ONML,N'1'AL ]SVL�I.,UA'f10N (SI�IORT FO1ZM) � � � � (Ylease type or Print) 1. Name of Project Proposer: C�n,�,,,�..` 2S 1_. c� o�aS a'a P:ddress: �"j�( C�ar St. Luu�eodc,a. 9e2.�b.2. 2. Nature and Description of Project: �.Q.;MOVU,I 0� 5 5�?��Oa�E. 1 CSh. ' ��l' �� '�°"'�0 N'�� v_'0 �C� C.h �Q �!" O�� A�f' 'L t A7't � ^'Y.. 1'� 1S 1/� S Q W�.� ��L 't�lSo 6�n�tZC�1 4� B��C_� �atbi✓C CD Yh�/ (�+'0�'E CaoY� il-� '�k�. Pa.4�-��e �ae�kS �a�o GacS�E.s �e-a�r,'r�G: o�t �.-�,'�✓f�e.d �.t1y� a. l La �- � N �. h ad CLQa„ R .�b� n.Q � . �,n.�( o.� � . ,—. 3. Address of Project:��. �p ��,�� M� C`cL. QO'.-�,� , (If legal description, pleas attach separately) 4, Action by the City necessary for Yroject Implementation: 5. Is the Project of such significance that it will have a +�� r�erY efiect on the environment of the City?. Project Proposer: Yes o A/0 �� C 1 �,�. My �'•a�..� ly �.�!�- CiLy Yes o taN�. �.aYe a.�- �t�s��o� b�.e..k ta i� he a� �e,,.. S; n� c. a hctlt� ��rob. If the answer is }�es, a full environmental impact t-`-'�"^"� _�,S D, Mr.�or- eFFGC't stacecnent evaluation should be completed. � N'�'�y �aMi�yi I�Qa�.bh� . , 6. What is the environmental impact�of the proposed project or action? • �, ��'� �n Q S v.. l7 u.. e S� s N S Lr Q•(' � e� w,� c� e�'�- t a rv� �T c� 2,�c- � 3 P �-a K�� 1� � e. � �' �a. C'E � � � � \ 1nZ� v \ o ^� �s �n '� C�'�N L�la T��l�;r� k� �G. uF" Co c�a�J Ger �'F'o � h� �n a—�\t ►• a'N �i �,.� e, l� a�-� a F M v l: z Y.. : I v h�� $' � � �'Z�+'� u c� n1 � v e�,o (�zv �e�.a�� 4.a �;Ne Cl�a..�.a �� u�..� 10� iF��rc,� . ' 7, . Are there any adverse environmenCal etfects which cannot be avoided if the proposal is implemented? /�� If yes, what are'they? , � 8. What xnitigatlon measures are proposed to miniinize the iinpact? (✓o'+'� I � � ' I i• i I - � I __ . '_` -: ' - � � � ., . 9. What ar'e thc altcrnativ�s to the proposed action or pi°oject'? ('1'hat is, � other than not doing it ati all'? ) t.� pu � E..� �, /yg,.,rt��:,.�a .�rwr-� I �. (� // `-�- o � � �. �f...r� �—� �--� �L�wn.r..,IC .�.eX.� !i _`� ,... ..l e e n�c.�o�. . + :: 7 � � 10. What is the �relationship between local short-tern� uses of man's � environment and the maiiitenance a�id enhai�cen�enC of ]on�-term producLiyiCy'? (Will the proposed short ter�n use deter from the maintenatice and enhanceuient • of long-term environmental goals? ) � � . �; � 11. Are there any irreversible environmental changes which would be involved w in the proposed action or project should it Ue implemented'? .i .� ,} �� p 'x ,'� .. - _ . . . `v 'i < � ;� G�, 12. Ilow will the proposed project Coster economic or population growt}i, either directly or indirectly, in the community? �p �.�. �+a�i i„ , � � Q Q ,q n .Q A..o�, � d-'✓"•� C��ri IX V�e' C.�-r :Yw;n.u9 �� A-.�. Gl. -�i�Q �� ` . � . . � ' � � � t �� /l ' _ l.< � �; 13. ��1�a_*,ce° Lr*�N�'L ��' 0 "�! 7� p�" � , (Sig n a t>>re o Arnlicant) (llat.e) � � FOR Ci'1'Y USI� ONLY: � • � . Recoinmended Action: �� ; � a Recorded and Filed: Adonth ` +� D aY I �: Year r� Ij By. ;; % ,. � � . _i _ � � '`-^ ; . �;�� I . _. �/�� .,� � --_:.— .- � .---_ .._.. � ,� . 9oa-�2 .. - - .. . _. ._ //--�'/q .77 � . . ' . � ______.______ ...__.__- --- - - --.--..---_- . -. iN � � __..._ � ..._ , O � . -- �•�__. _ _. . � ; �� u�-�1.� • . . �. . . .. ��, , ��... ._ _. _. _ _ � _. . . . __. I _. L . D � _.,¢ ._________ _ -- � �iL :4�/ZO .�2 . .-P,.�iL �o�rrc�-.e.:� . . � ' . .,___ �_ _ ... '� �a� �Q-s.-�� . . '� _ .I �� _ ,�.� z�,�.� �__ ..�... ; � �-.,-,�...��„�.�..�,�-„� � � ,�� ! - --_ _ _ . � .�- �+.�CO �..a;.,R .!� cs � .�.�.��jSJ�� Y�..._. ; �•t. � _�: �_��! e��- - c„�-.��,,�.�. ..8�,.� ��,�.,�,�-� �� - - - - ` -�..� _... . . _ � . !�-J.-�.,_ ��9 �:�..� �� _ I ___ . _ �-�- .� �.� �' � �:�.� :. � _ _..__. wc�� /�� ....e . r , D� .�43��,,,.c°�-- c•�' � , , .�_� ._. _ _ ��.-.<._ �-�v�..k, . � �o �.��K., (��. . _ __ __ _ _ _.._ _ � . . ��:. � e� � .,�-�,� _.. . - . ._..._---. _ _ ..._. .� � � � `, -� ' , __. _... ...�,.�_:___..�.._._ _�-�Q �.. .�.,.,� , a • , - ---.._ _.____.__ �c.G�. .�.�?�;��.�e-r.�t ,�s a �.� : - ___ —_______� �� "�:�,- .� .,�.a ..__ ' . ____-- - -- -- .�� .r;.-�-a-,-�, l.�/�., a ��m.v�e� a � - -- :._._._..------ .�i +�c'if / � c�.c �L� n . c;.wO:A-.� .erreti— . . . I� � � __-----. �.��_ � ��`'��„�� , .._ _ _ ��..-.-� ��- �...�,�..a�,,�- .. _ ._. _ _ . _ :b�%-° �°�e..,-,� �. . w.X.Q Jl� .�ha. :7.ou,,:.t, .�;... � - �-e.,, . _ _ . _ ._ _ _ _ _�. _ � 'a �o �i e.a. . r� cl-,-�. �. ..� ��A. _ . _ - _ _ , - -- . .. . _I � ��.�;�..��;�,,��Q� - -- �: !�^_�._ . � � �-�� .�,; � � � . . . _ .� . - - � ; ;.____ __ _ � � , . . -_.__...�. . �.._..._,. _ _ _ .. ,: _ _ . ._ _ _. . � _�. . ___ _ _._. _ ._ --. _- - ----�� . �, _ 4 ---.._____ � .___-------.--.___.__. ---.-_--.-----_._-.---------. - � � --..----.- --.---- _ � � - --- -.- - --- --�-- _ _ _ . - ---- - ----- -_ _ _ --------- -�� : r' � • . � .. �, � • April 18, 1878 HONOAABLE MAYOR AAiD -- - - - • - i MEMBER3 OF THE CITY COUNCIL � SUBJECT: REMOVAL OF PARKWAY TREE AT 12315 FiALO DRIVE + Gentlemea: - . � � Mr. 8tsnley Lane, property owner at 12315 Halo Drive has aubmitted � a request-to the Pub11c Worke Departmeat,-regarding the removal of a parkway-tree,-ln-iroqt-,oi-his reaidenee.- - - Mr. Lane states that_the tree ip question has outgrown the avaiiable parkway epace.� In-additlon, Mr. Lae�e ststes tMat the . tree--roots-l�ave eaused-�emage to the curb and gutter. Mr.-F,aae-has eomplied wlth Council Reaolution 75-34 by submitting an Environmental Impact Report. _.. _ __... . RECOIdMENDATION Council consider removal o! the parkway tree at 12315 Halo Drive. �� EDWARD J: VALLIERTs - Actiag Director of Public �orka � Attachment � _ � � . ; � , I � ` 1 i . I i i � � � i � � , . , � . _ ; � , - i I - f �.,..�-� . � � u � ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT CITY OF LYNWOOD APRIL 18, 1978 , Number 8 Volume 3 ATTACHMENTS: 1. NEW BUSSINESSES LICENSED FOR MARCH, 1978 A. SUPER FILE � � We were ve�ry fortunate in having a Diebold Super Elevator File � donated by Mr. Maurice Meltzer, 3725 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate. It is presently set up in the old library, and will be.utilized by one of our departments. B. LIGHTING The City contacted the Assistant Manager at Smith's Food King regarding the parking lot lighting. He said they had repaired all the lights at.the back of the parking lot, and everything was in working condition. We'11 ask him to consider additional lighting. i C. MEETING WITH.CHAMBER'OF COMMERCE ' When the City Council last met with the Chamber;ofCommerce, i.t � was suggested that we meet on a quarterly basis. This being the quarter, the Council may.wish setting a date for another meeting. D. RATE INCREASES � We've noticed that the Public Utilities Commission has an ap- �, plication from the�Southern California Edison Company to increase its rates as follows: � � Cla'ss of Customer � Sales Revenue Increase MZ kWh $Pfz ' % Domestic 14,840 $ 6.8 1.0 = Agricultural 1,100 1.1 2.2 Commercial 14,085 14.1 2.2 Industrial 16,995 17.0 2.8 Public Authorities 4,845 4.8 2.3 51,865 . $43.8 2.0 i I � � Western Union is also proposing an increase in its rates as follows: 1. An increase in the Tel.ex usage rate from 17.5 cents per. minute to 22.5 cents per minute (7 to 9 pulses per minute). 2. An increase in the Telex-to-Telex InfoMaster service rate , from 1.75 cents to 2'.25 cents per one-tenth minute. E. LEGISLATION OF INTEREST Lea ue Sponsored Legislation to Correct "Marsille" Holding. AB 3296 was introduced this week at the request of .the League by Assemblywoman Caro1 Hallett.to restore the ability of cities and counties 'to establish local sick leave policies for employees retired for disability. This legislation, in recognizing the legitimate need for local governments to establish their own sick leave policies, will both strengthen the concept of home rule and enable local governments to realize cost savings on behalf ,of their local taxpayers. Until recently local employees who were retired for disability were entitled to such accumulated sick leave rights as was provided by the rules of the city or county by which they were employed. Then, in an appellate'decision, the so-ralled "Marsille" cause, the California courts held that, as a matter oE state law, such employees were entitled'to"all sick leave benefits accrued, regardless of the local rules. AB 3296 simply makes this particular determination once again subject to, local rules rather than state law. '� � BINUING ARBITR'ATION i � � AB 2659 would mandate compulsory and binding arbitration of � negotiation impasses reached:with police or fire employees. The public reaction at the. polls in recent years to the continuing benefit requests of public safety services; the public demand for � severe tightening of public budgets; and the continuing success '� at the bargaining table of firefighter and law enforcement repre- j sentatives have in no way impeded the legislative efforts of th.ese � safety services to make collective negotiation a one-way street on top of guaranteed no-cut contracts. Like some school emplo}�ees, they feel that even if Proposition 13 (Jarvis) passes all other public service priorities will give way to school, police and fire ' services: The most recsnt legislative measure, AB 2659, makes a mockery of collective bargaining and reverses'the few decisions the courts and th'e Legislature have made favoring a local ent.ity . �, and the public interest. AB 2659 makes a legislative finding ttiat � compulsory and'binding arbitration of "interest" disputes is the '� appropriate method of resolving an impasse when the elected repre- sentatives finally have to say that the deep well of public taxes to pay for more and more pensions, sick leave, disability retire- ments, vacations, educational incentives, health, medical and . dental plans and annual salary increases has dried up. The I � • A arbitrator rather than the elected representatives will fix the budget, determine public service priorities and make the other policy decisions our representative form of government always has left to elected.representatives. Labor Relations. Agency Shop Authorized. AB 2744 would i , specifically authorize agency shop in cities'and counties. Where an agency shop provision is in effect, all employees of the agency , must pay a fee to the labor organization in order to keep their jobs. If they do not pay such a fee to the employee organization, they are mandatorily fised from their jobs as public employees. , Motor Vehicle' Iri Lieu Fees Additional Revenues for Cities AB�2553 is jointly sponsored by the League and the County Super- visors Asso,ciation. This measure would correct an existing ad- ministrative problem within the.Department of Motor Vehicles whereby cities and counties lose approximately $30 million per year in motor vehicle in lieu tax receipts which should come to local � agencies. Under the existing accounting system, the Department � of Motor Vehicles is assuming that the administrative costs for opexating'this program and collecting these fees for local govern- ment is about $l0 million more than the actual costs of such collection and disbursement. � � State-Local Public Wo�rks Agreement Act Again �Proposed AEter Governor Fails to Act SR 2010 - last year, the League sponsored SB 920 which would have provided a mechanism, based on the one presently provided for freeway agreements, by which local govern- ments would have been furnished a mechanism for reviewing and commenting on state public works'projects proposed within their j,urisdiction. After receiving strong legislative support and • highly capable and enthusiastic exposition by its author, the ' bill was vetoes by the. Governor, who, in turn, promised to address � the matter as completely as did the.legislation through Executi.ve ' Order. This has noe been done. i � I � Tax Exempt�ion� Fo'r C�omme'rcia'1' and�IndustriaT�Reh�ab�il�ita'tion. i SB 17�i2 - to implement one of the policies in Governor Brown's I Urban Strategy, Senator Garamendi has introduced SB 1782 and I SCA 61. SB 1782 would exempt from property tazation for five � fiscal years the increase in value of qualified commercial or i.n- ,, dustrial property which is directly attributable to the rehabili�a- � tion of that property. The exemption may not exceed 300% of the full value of the property or $5 million, whichever is less. t Parents Rights to Housing. The bill forbidding landlords to discriminate against tenants with children, SB 359 by SenaCOr � David Roberti may be dead for this session. The Senate�voted 17-17, 4 short of 'the majority required. � '_ I � . � Insurance. Wesley Kinder; Commissioner of the Department of Insurance, recently announced estab,lishment of new rate er.at¢ination criteria "aimed at achieving greater fairness in the way'California's more than 400 car insurance companies price the policies they se:Ll." He said the changes should result in more "equitable pricing and lower insura•nce,costs for car owne who: reside in a high-rated ` geographic area or are in high-rated classifications like.youthful , drivers...." reside in an area iahich shows a statistically valid lower level in insurance loss experience from that of the territory into which the area has been included by insurer or rating organi- , zation; have good driving records, but suffer from insurance company rating errors, both human and electronic." Kinder also spelled out „ new enforcement powers under a law enacted last year which provi�es that rate violations would be subject to fines of $1,000 a day to a maximum of >30,000 and which empowers the Commissioner to order unlawful practices stopped following a public hearing and "to take such other corrective action as he may deem necessary and proper." F: ITEMS OF.INTEREST California Traffic Deaths - Comparison year to date, January 31 ' T978. 1977 Change Bicyclista 5 4 +25.-0% • Motorcyclists 38 26 +46.2% Pedestrians ' 71 63 + 2.7% hi/V Occupants . 2'78 `190 ' +20.0 ' Total Traffic 342 283 +19.8 Meal and Lodging costs for the traveler in the United States have risen 12.4% in the past 12.months and are up 40% from 1974, ` says Runzheimer & Co.,,a travel-cost consultant. In 1977, the aver- ' age cost of a night's lodging and three meals in 100 cities was $39.23, up from $28.05 three years before. - Res ectfully submitted, . C 4� �� . . � � � " �� EDWARD J. VALLIERE � � ' . ` � � . City Manager . , .. I , 1 . . . _ , . _ _. � . *""' . .,�- ." �,� ; I�NV1ijj} ��1'nl I:VAl I��'1'1C)N (SJIUl('1' ��..d1LM) � (l:lease t��ie:,oi :Yra1i�) �� oser: �/'� �^ �� ', 1. Name of Psoject'°Fjrop ._L-- ,,� C�,�, < fc�f �- i �_ � i - /��Lt� �� ,- � � + � � " � � (� ,Z� -i 'i . �; /Y� �r-�.a--; ;� G-- � , y�.._ �� ,'- — z�-Nalure�and llescription of YrojecC:_ � - --- -a. � V - � — i �� .7_ v r,�.,t� - ..�,n_%� , � - , f j �j / . _ � —.i�--_ a � • r '�� ' ' f� --� , ,C . 2' L✓ 'i Fi 6 l. l� �j Y 3. Address of Project:� ��/.`� '�� '�" , (if legal description, please attach separately) � 4. Action by tlze City necessary for Yroject Implemeiitation: � � +�iL¢ �, � v � � __�^ �, � ' �,�� 4-C I� ��ti� � k� � t f� 'A � �k�� effect on � 5. Is the Project of such significance that it will� have a� ' the environment of the City? y l Project Proposer: Yes N° � Yes�_ No � Cii:y � IC the answer is ves. a full �environmental impact ' statement evaluation slioulcl be completed. � ' g; What is the environniental impact of ttie proposed project or actioia? p , r �. , —9- � �' � �.�."�� - � �,C� ,��.� �� ft �,�� , t , : .---- �_ - �, ..�.J,��, .c A_ , . . r l Y A �� 7, Are there any adverse environmental effects which cannot be avoided if the � � C If es, what are tliey? ° ' proposal is implemented .`� Q� Y � � � �� '�-� �'-�- ' � c �, o�, C� P,-�.-, C� C n-r^-P�- � i � y � L� ��z-c � � �-� � � � �i, Q � 1 AiT .(il �� ' - 9 � !° k g, Wl�al miti�ation measures are proposed to miniinize the impact? , � ; � / — '�C,C, ;�9-��L�� ,. o �,�( � i �(� ��!�(� „_ ,. . . •. . � � � � ,'-, I � � � 9. �Vhat are the a71.c�ri�aLivr>s to the proNosed acliou oi pi�o'ecC'? ('fl�at is, � I � other t}ian not doing it al all'? ) �-;� . j�-� n� �,�, 2 ,� ,. ,� .. �l.�r�fi.� l L �. � � � / �./ti . � l., _ �� i„ •. / '_��AL.'. . . f i { 1 ,,/ I� � " ...I��7 —(-� CC1l�'� i /i�T ( ',h ��'C1,tf ri �!�_�cQ . � . . � 10. .What is the rel�tionship be(.ween local sl�orC-�ern� uses of inan's � environment ai�d t.he mai��tenance�and en.hancen�c�ik of ]on�=tei�r�t, pro�uctivil;y'? (�Vill the pc•oposed sliorC Lerui use deter from ttie maintenauce and eiil�anccineiit • of long-term environmeirtal goals? ) �, � 1:�-, l.t.��. Gt,'t� �-p-�;,�-0�-�-., � �-L� a,,. � . � � 1�l/ IA�/S'LA.� /Y1.iL•� �-�*�U � /�._C�n-C�-l.ci�'� �/W'�l.C?�l.�cl.(�: . . . �Fv�� P P � ��1�''L,v �� C}—��v IvftiL�,'i� ��' G�v , '. ll. Ac•e there any irreversible erivironmental char��es ivhich �vould be involved in the proposed action or project'should it be iniplemented? � � �r � ��l- � � �. � 12. Ilu�v'will the'pcoposed project foster econo�n�ic oi° population growCli. � � either directly or indirecCly, in the commu��ity? i /� �� ti,� �� o ' ��i`�/'lilil'>'L�r-rv� I !/W� iZJ �i� � �Li,v�� G / i �J � ' � t��s� e.� /,�� t-l ,l,-t ✓-�z��<<r ,lzn-ur'�_c..� �,e.Lf � � � n C��L��.I � (r� � . r - 1.3. �I GLn��'rt �GLrc_Q� •� ��/ � � . (Si�{�.iaLnr of .4p�ilicant) � (IJ;.iLc) FOlt Ci'TY USL ONLY: � ltecom�uended Action: Itecorded and L'iled: A9onth D a � Year � • • e � Aprii 18, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY CQUNCIL 3UBJECT: REMOVAL OF PARKWAY TREE AT 11031 LOUI3E AVENUE Gentlemen: Property owner, Mre. Jean Larson, residing at 11031 Louise Avenue requeats remova� oi s parkway tree at this location. Mrs. Larson iqdicates the tree roots are causing considerable damage to the sidewalk.. Investigation oP the conditiop...described revealed that the tree has raised the sidewalk. Mre. Laraon has subtnitted an Envlroamental Impact Report in compliance with the Couneil Resolution 75�34. RECO�mENDATION Council consider removal of the parkway tree at 11041 Louise Avenue. I �� . �� i , EDWARD J. VA LIERE Acting Director ot Pub�ic Works Attachment i � i � I � � � I i i I � i ' i � � I . �• ��: - ' - � . � . CI'TY O1� LYNWOUll. S ENVIROI�'M�NTAL LV�11,UA"I'iON (SIlORT L'ORR'I) � (Please 1.ype or Print) � � . j�� " . ' 1. Name of Yroject Proposer: `.��%�c.� . l��' � � Address: �j/J'�_ _ �"� 'i%' �/ :�' , , 2. Nature and llescription of Project: '�,� 7-��° .�^! l�'- �� , J ' " , � �, yo � � � / — � , • ` � • • �j /� A/L� n � � � , / f. " � � / i 1 - / i� � � /� . ..'Yr .i/'L4� / — � �r° � �'ic / i,� i!." ' '-� /�i>/ /� fi, . ,�� // � •/ /� � J / r �f� f�J �C/'Jf ��_,�"'•iti'� /�''�/ � /O .�� /.i'�/'✓ �J�t_�, �/, �� / �t/./ �� 'C.G�I� , � , l �, 3. Address of Yroject: , � L��. - � � «/ /�� ' ' ^='!'^'< �' `-� (If legal description, please attac ' eparately) �� , . 4. Acti n by the C'ty necessary for Project Implementation: / r� p / ��i: /�i».�? /Z J /. �',�'J�._<> !,G ",�� L�� i � ,� � � --, � - � �� , �' �.c_ � � / '/�_ � /'� „� � � � � i ' ,' , i' � � � / �� '' 'YCl�� . � i j . � , ,, - . ,ii.� ,. - �w /' .� �✓ � i+�N.Vi� T 5. Is e,Project of such significance that it will have a n� effect on i"�� the environment, of the City? ,�, '� , 1'roject Proposer: Yes No � "� City Yes No i � If the answer is yes, a full environmental impact :�a statement evaluation should be completed. .;`,� 6. What is the environmental impact of the proposed project or action? s � ,�� ;; � �:�, � � � , � J . i :� . � 1 . Q 1 _� _ �' � ' 7. Are there any adverse envi� / o�� , mental effects which cannot be avoided if the ., proposal is implemented?�_L�_ If yes. what are they? , -.� i t � � i . . . . . . � '. � � i� �'� 8, What itigation measures are proposed to minimize the impact? ,, ) q�'; ,��i� "r � t � � '� � , ; . _.___.�. . .____ . ; . . } ., � � � ' i ' g, What are the alternatives to tkie propos action or project? (That is,• � ^ , other than not dofng it at all? ) /��ri � �. � 10. Wliat is the relationship between local short-term uses of man's environment and the maintenance and enhancement of long-term productivity? (Will tlie proposed short term use deter from the maintenance and enhancement of long-term environmental goals? ) / 11. Are there any irreversible environmental changes,which would be.involved in the proposed action or project should it be implemented? , / ' i I , � ; � 12. L-fo�v will the proposec] project foster.economi_c or populat� gx�o, h, � I �� ,� either directly or indirectly, in the community? ' ' � � ' , i � � • 13. / .. 1��./ �� / f n �/` ' � � (llate) , . (Si��tat�.ire of Arnlica�at) � � � 1�OIt CiTY USE ONLY: ' �• Recommended Actiion: i 1:{ �`� Fi,ecorded and l+iled: 1�4onth ; D ay �� Year 1 . �' � P . , � L' : , _-._._.a � � � April 18, 1978 HONORASL,E MAYOR AND . . . _ _ . _ , . . _ MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL . SUBJECT: REMOVAL REQUEST OF PARKWAX TREES AT 11165 LOUISE AVENUE ... .., . Gentlemen:. , ... . _ . ... , - submibtedwn1re�� property owner at-11165 Louise Avenue,,has --- quest �or removal of two parkway--trees at his address.• , . -Mr. {9alker states the trees are leaning towards the street, due to cutting-of the roota by the contractor implementing-the sidewalk - project under contract with the City of Lynwood. -� Inspectio� of the two-trees mentioned has revealed a-public hazard is er��inent. --�- Mr.-tiYalker has-svbmitted an Env�ronmental Impact Report with his requeat in compliance with Council Resolution 75-34 RECOMMENDATION Council consider removal of both trees in the parkway at 11165 Louise _ Ave�� , / . � , i �'�`. EDWARD J, VALLIERE Acting Director ot Public'Worke Attachmeut, - � h ..' - . ` ,��.�,r,.; �,�' a,, %i�. ;�f; . - ' .. . L1�11� U�'" �;� IV YvUU�� • : � < � 1,�rv�.ut�Nn-�LN�r�». r;vn�i,u��riorv (sii�>�t�i� ��u�in�1> � , ; � �� , �l'' �� ' �u�:,,. � � (Y.lease tyi�e.or Pi°inC) ,� "� ;�� , � ' � -� ,��,:�, . , ,, . �. , . . 1. Name of Yroject Proposer: Ati-, .& I��rs, Dale. Wallcer ' Address: 11165 Louise.Ave. Lynr�ood 90 2. Nature and Description of Yroject: Remove L'wo trees on parlaaay ' Fe�6en' The rnntG }1PVP alraarl�� hoon�'�.t r.n �S��o�el� ��kened �t��,tr�eG `itze oot �nte e w� h h p�gDSed sidc��alks_ The� also hen� pVF'r inYhn ctroaY�S, n��co �4��nY;6�'9F1�6 W}�[� ��lB �Ea6�l-�7-�'��^ un trucic. Tl,e trees have been rubbed. & ekinned by tfle truck. '�hey coulcl also catch on a camper or any truck, These trees haue l�een loolced at by your city crec�� pI1C� recommended rn hP rao • T�ey a vise me to get this form. 3. Address of Yroject: 11165 I,ouise [1ve. I,}_mcaood ' (Iflegal description, please attach separately) ' 4. Action by the City necessary for Yroject implementation: . 5. Is the Projecti of sucl� significance tl�at it will have a n� effect on the environment of the City? Piroject i'roposer: S"es No Y City Yes A�o x If ihe ans�vcr i_s yes, a fu]t environmental irn�act � stateme�it evaluatioii sliould be cotnpleted. 6. What is the environmental iinpact of the proposed project or action'? We were told when ��e moved� here ? i vras n�Q f-h�+- i,�' �•�e planted two more trees, the cihy �•�ould remove the ones on i the pariaa2y as ti�ey driP oil in the sunmer �. hava �.1or oF � fallen br2.nches. A great many ch.ildren go Uy here to i�]ill Rogers School & could be hurt on a �a11en limfi, ide did plant two trees in the front yar.d, 7. Are there any adverse environmental etfects v;hict� caniiot be avoided if the ' proposal is irnplemented? If yes, what are tl�cy'? £3. W1�aC mitigation measures are proposed to minimize Clie impact'? - . � , _ _..._ . . .. _ ••y �• • . , • . ' 9. �Vhaf ai•e the alternaLivr>s to the pi•oposed action or pi•oject'? ('fl�at is, other than not doing it, at all'? ) . _fc & stod ta�tter fl nw rn thp t,-a.�� e,�a�en Qn Louise Ave.; & Beaehwood Ave, L0. What is Lhe relationshi�� brCween local sliorf.-Lcrni uses oC man's environment and the niaintcnance and en�hancen�e:nL of lon�?-tcrm produclivit (�Vill the.proposed shori: Lerm use deter fi°om t}�c maiutenancc and enhancenlenC of long-term-environ�nental goals? ) 11. Are therc any irreversiblc environmenCal cl�anges wl�ich wbul�d be involved in the proposed action or project should it be implemenCed"? 12. ]lo�v �vill lhe pro��osed pro;ject fosCer economic oi° pop��lation grow[li, either� directly or indirectly, in the community'? � �s. ;.%��.., ._ � �' � ��Y�: .l�J.��.��-lW-- . ��o {Si�na of �p��licanL) (ll;:�l.c) FOlt CL'PY USL ONLY: . 1Lecouimended t�ction: ltecbrcled aud I'iled: n-lonll� llay �'" e ar . � , . i . �_ •l - . . . � • � . April 18, 1978 HONORABLE AND MEMBER3 OF THE CITY COUNCIL : SUBJECT: TWO HOUR PAAKING PROHIBITION 11171-73 BULLIS ROAD Gentlemen: - A request das been received by the Public Works Depaxtment from �r. Chaudhry oi 11171-73 Bullie Road ior a two hour parking prohibitlon at.that address. Mr. Chaudhry kas compl�ined thst two campers park on either side of his driveway obstructing visibility tor motorists exiting the driveway. Members of the Traffic Division of the Los Angeles County SheriYi Department.dave reviewed this.complaint and recommended that two hour parking p,rohibitione be restricted to commeraial � areas where public access is required and not for private accommodation. The Traffic and Parking Commiesioa has recently reviewed the request and recommended that 30 feet oi red curbing be painted northerly of the driveway.rather than to comply with the request for a two.hour parking restriction. Based upoa study conducted by staff oi the Engineering Department and the recommendatlons oi the 3herifi Department it is not considered feasible to restrict parkiug in any manner at said location in the interest oi traific safety. . RECOMMENDATION Council consider request and direct Trafiic Engineer to leave a neutral curb and not impleroent a"No Parking Prohibition" at 11171-73 $ullis Road. �� EDWARD J. VALLIERE Acting Director of Public Works � � � , � � CITY t]F LYPJ';�JOOD � � � � � �� IfdTE^ DE?ART?1ES�IT 4'1Ei�ORA^!DUM .; . D,4TE: April" 14, 1978 T�� City bianager • FROM: �.�.ichael Taft - P.dministrative Assistant • SU3JECT: Joint Powers Acrreement The attzcheG is a history znd sus�mary of the Joint Powers Agreement establisY:ing the Southwest Regional Trainin_q Center. John Murphy has received the agree- ' ment and has stated that he sees no legal problems. r ,,, • There is no monetar.y consideration by any of the cit.ies invol.ve2: �What it does for the City of Lynwood is establish us with an,agency ir. whi.cr. the cities can pro- vide guidar.ce in the type of training of munici.pal em- ' ployees. This City has already been involved and has provided £or several sessions in var.ious areas, (i.e. safety.for supervisors, puhlic relations; emerging con- cepts of planning and budgeting.) As a member of the ,. JPA ther.e is no membersl ty membership, t.he City and its representative k>ecame a member of the P.oard of Directors. . Also the City has receivecl several unfounded complair.ts from CrTA employees that the City doesn't provide traininq. The City Y�as and does; and Southwest F�egional Traininq Cer.ter c2n assist the City in per- formznce of Fule .CV'I Training Section 1 and.2 of the Personnel Rules and Requlations.' Pecommendation: Fdoption of JPA Resolution. ------ r.�� /�� Administrative Assistant/Fersonnel Cfficer � , . � '. � �� CITY OF LYW6JOOD � � I�fdTER DE?ARTP"EnJT ^iE^lORAPJDi)�1 � , '. D,4TE: April 13, 1978 T�: City Manager FROM: Michael Taft SU3JECT: LF.AVE OF ABSENCE REQUEST � Mr. Karl Provence has filed a request for a leave of - absence for a period of.four (4) days for personal ' reasons. This request has the approval of the immediate supervisor. � In accordance with P.ule XI Section 4, I recommend ' that council approve said request. �,_.--' ! � P^� 1 Taft Administrative sssstant/PersonneT Officer .r '� , � � . CITY OF LYNWOOD . INTER-DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE ; 4-10-197� T0: Edward J. Valliere, City t�lanager FROM; Jexel Lawin€;, Garage Supt. SUBJECT TTonthly .Activity Report. Municipal Gara�;e. Total man hour.s expended 695 � Lost time due to inj.iries 0 Fuel usa�e, all departme;nts 5163 � PJumber of Repair Orders geua.^ated l�F� Yrevenative 14aintenance Services 16 ' ' Tire services 17 hla�or proje�•t man }iours 2?_ , Major project - rebuildir�g of ;;weeper ;Ells. Idoia at 50;� com�lete. , �, � , ,. _ � � CI TY �JF LY�JtlOOD 3 � IfdTEi; DEPARTP?E'JT PiEi�ORAP1DJrv1 � DATE: �pril 13, 1978 T�� City Manager FR�'"'� Michael Taft - P_dministrative Assistant � SU3JECT: SAL,ARY INCP.EF.SES FOR FIRE PERSONDT.EL ' Fursuant to the curi�ent 610U between Local 911, the Teamsters representing the Fire Department, and the City, wages are to increase to the average of the P-tutual Aic1 Area E Cities. ^ The average is to'becon�e effectice the first pay period i.r. b:ay. The attached resolution reflects the increase. The increase represents 5.79q in- crease over the 5.5% increase received in July " of 1977. �� - � � -- i <e Taf�� Administrat� e �:ssistant/Personnel Offi.cer ^ • •,±� � • � � . 'Y � ' � ` , CITY OF LYNWOOD ;� NTER-DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM � , DATE ; �_l1�-19;78 T0: �qi�;iI.a .i, Va�,,iere, City t�[anager FROM �' Jea,el Lawing, Garage Supt. SUBJECT � 13ud�;ei rroject o-if�y-77li .Titilea u-wnne� Scoucer wi�n Bed. Stiecifications were, drawn for the acquistion of a, meter'reading , .vehic:te to be used in the ldater Ue�artment. These along with a request i'or Bids were sent to i,h� �i�ree co��panieo listed be,.o�, . ao �nzy u,:v� hanalea �uoo�cr '�yy;, vei�icxcs in Lne, past. 'The only response was from Cuskunan Motor Sales� Inc. o£ Santa Fe Springs. To ti�i�:et the most- imnortent o2' the specii'icai..�on.,, tiiiat oi the r^qu.�,rn�t�i;, oi r,c�;,� ��reee ie�;al, confvriaing ta� t,he Cali£or�iia cAean, ,' ai.r �„wn,certifi�a�inn of the De,partmr,nt oi"�ransportation the Cushman Policc Vui�ic: e I4odvl l�3�1 i5 submitl;ecl. There �3id of W1,970.U0 less discount o£ $157.��.is recomendf:d. Total �3t313.'�0 tax not encluded. 19i1:1er Machiner,y (70. 2�31) li. Soutn it. Loug i�c;acn, Calii'ornia. No _Response l�rankson Scooter T�fart. 1001� 5. Gli:ndale Ave. Glendale� California TJo Response Cushman P7otor Sale�, Inc. f3707 Soteusen Ave. " Santa 'i'e Springo� �;a��i��tiid Police Vei�i��C 1�1uue.� u}4 . ' . � , � . y�S��oij.ii0 � . ' ; � > d��31p 0 � J' �61�3". , t � • / OF LY I � ITY UF LYNWOOD � � �. � F � �� f � o� �� l d � i l �30 �BULLIS ROAD i..p�� . LYNWOOD,�CALIFORNIA 90P61 ' . . . T �tIBO¢ .� . . �473) 537-0800 . ' � RE2�ISST .FOH BID ` , f3UIJGrT PROJECT: 8-165-771� Titled 4-wheel scootier with bod. . Use to whic}i vehic].e is to be assigned:' � Meter readint; service, Water llepartment. . SYF.CIFICAiIONS': 3-��t}eel design acceptable. ' , Performance 1C00 1bs. pAyload capability ', �, Si;eed, 110 nph max. capability ' Turnin� circle 18 ft: ma;c. I Min. hp o£ engine- 18 ` Hrakes All wheel hydrulic service brakes Parking brake. F.lectrical SysteM L;lectric start. 17in.110 ainp charging system. Lifthts are to be street legal including emergency flasher. Steering «tieel type. Cr�b Rc I�'rame Full cab, with locking doors. Utility bor.,with locki.ng`cover. ' Buriper ldindsheld wiper Seat belts. . Fuel gauge Color Chrome Ye12ow ' Tires 6-ply '✓ehicle must be certi£ied to co�nply with Stato of California cle.iei air laws, and U.S. ilepartment of Transportation Safety St�ndards. Quotatio��s must be received by Apri1 12th. I'fail bius Att. Jekel Lawing� Garage Supt. , Any questi�u about this bid request should call $37-��00 ext. 235 I , A �-,� ;` .,_ ... :.;�: � �� .� SPECIFICATIOI'�S/ C�tlOTATIOAY� .� �;� ' �, � �, �� . - . � � . . � ' 4�, � �h� �;�� . � � � _ . � . � .� .,i POLICE VEHICLE " �t�R' � MODEL 434 � � �. � � � �� ' March 20, 197£3 537-0£300 X 235 � � City of Lynwood � �� . � . � � � Cushman Motor Sales, Inc. �• FOR• 11330 [3ullis Road � SUBMI7TED BY• ��07 Soren>en Averme � Lynwood, Ca1if. 90267_ � � � ' Santa Fe Springs, CA'90670 "' 11tCn: �hir. Jewel Lawing (213) 698-2561 � SPECIFICATIOIVS 434 ' �rawbar Puu ' � � (Level Ground) � POWER � En�ine S.A.E hp � t8 pvhoel hp 12) at 3b00 rpm�. dlo-caslaluminum�,� G.]:1 A�Ir Rillo 6.5 to 1 AMI Ra,iio , . 2 hoilzonl oPP�S cylinders: air G-cyde-' SpeeC Orawbar�� 9peed� Drawbar� . , . � Governor Cenlrilugni fly-hall typo. � Engine MPH Lbs. MPH Lhs. , RPM 1st isl � 1si '1s1 ' Clulch 6'm "Co ni mercial. ' � 2000 89 �190 6.A f00 . �. � � Transmission li��hlit pa�,an, yspnnds lorw.ntl.and P rn,versc', synchmmnsh in ' ��00 10] 4p0 "! � �G1G ,� se an ry igh; Airect 1J high rati l quiel operatioa � 20p0 �C'.A d25 � fl 9 :i9i - j Oiflerential Wrrin �ear with 4J�J a+le ra110 (d0 mph��.6.51 axle ratlo (30 mph) . 3200 142 d00 ' 102 560 i - optl antl-Ir b�a rin� s ihro 3600 16.0 360 , ll S �QO STEERING � � Wheel typF. � BFAKING � Service He�vy-duly hyd�aulir, Inleriial expantling on all 3 wheels: braking , � � macha��lsn pmtemed imm sand, dlrL water. ' GrBdeabili�y" � Parking Gali��er-Wpn d�sc parking brake on drivo shalL � ' Gross' 4J I �xle 6 5 l0 1 0.xb , . Weighf Graticabilily °�o Gradcablllly °'o ' TI ANO RIMS '� S.�iO x 8 6-ply r on hea vy- du ly wpl r ' ' Lbs. � isi 2nd 3rd 1si 2nd 7rtl �. SUSPE Fron Le�iding-Ilnk typ suppo�ied 7y iw lens(o s pring s: s� ock abso 1200 39 2J 14 50 39 20 ' Aear. 2 m ultiple Ieni-type springs ontl shnck ab�orbeis. 1300 36 21 ii 50 30 1[3 � ELECTRICAL SVSTEM Starting 1&voll g�ar drive s�arllnp molor. iNodock prevenls starter Irom Wming � �`�00 33 19 ' 12 ��9 78 1 � over unle9s dulr.h ls d�pr�ssed Elecincal.luel purnp withoul , . 1500 31 ' 18 11 46 2'� � Ifi . � anCi-reclrcW211onshrouds. , � � 1g00 ?9 1] 10 �d2 2d � i5 , Charging H9avy�d A a llorna�or_ � �1700 27 16 10 40 29 14 � Wiring Wiring hn�ness wilh abras�omresislnnl bom: multiple ��000 25 15 9 37 1� � .�3 '� � ' plu �j-inconnectois�o r a ccussorie s. �fl00 ?� 1A 9. 0'.i 2i� �;� � � � Lights Se�led-bcam headllgr�l pums on wiih igniiion swilch)�, dimrner �000 23 13 8 99 �9 � I � �. • ' � @wilr,h on tloo�board: sel6cancellin� Wrn signals. emergency llasher ��00 22 17_ 8 31 18 �q , � enA cornhinntion. tlual slopileillighl. � 2200 20 11 �� 29 1] � 9 ' � OTNER STANDARO � . Steel cab, lockable stoel Aoors wi�h flush doo� h�ndl�s,.spocdome�er � _ EOUIPMENT ' wilh ligb�. hom, ammeler. g25oline 9zuge. oulsi�c warvir,w mlrrors, .'Gioss vchiclp weiqFl e<�uels weighl ol Ihe v^blrin, � - ' _ Imnl shock, rear shocks. back rgsL soal bell. nl�rinc gear-drive plus opeiabr. plus paylOaA' ' � wlndshiela wiper, steefhox and�eovr;r, reir bumper, sound conl�oL .. � � � "Calculaic� equwalrnt basoJ on available ' � " � FRAME Comhinalion Iramo (mein, loatl & r.nglne) inlegml welded sleel Iubes powe�. C��iciency nnd axle r�Ilo. � � :md C hannal 5. ' ` ' � . COLOR Poli [3 vehicle wi[h Wh cab and doo 1Y071 7 hls vehlde is certilieA �o complv wllh ' BODV AND SEAT On=-piece englne covnr anA Iront boAy. lewor body pans. One� ❑.S. Uep�. o! lbmsportation Motoi Vehidc . pa�senger viny6Gad seat with back resls mounled m stopwall antl ' Salety Standards applicable lo motacycles. • - c.�h back. hlp res�ralnls. seal beq, Opemtnrs should w'ear hrlmets whlch meal , . ' DIMEN Overnil len g�h It0° � ' � � Motor Vchlcle Solcy' Standard 218�and aic , � � ' Overnll widlh 48'� � ��a�kcd ulth symbol "DQI�. Ccrtain s�%�tc5� � , . ' Overall hei ght 69° ' � � ��^'s require wenring ol hclnw�s and specl0l _ � � — � — � ilcense lormotacyde operators. � W hCel blse. 7B' . . . . W heel �reatl (renr) Ai'. . � ' . Grou r.iearance 5 4:" - ' � � � � Flip-top wigas 94!5" long x 45" wide x 18° decp, , . � sp� litl as sisl � ' " � '� - �Weighlw/bnt4eryandiucl .131v�1bs � � ' ' � . CABIDOORS , .. C, b hnv lenqr; wfntlo,ws lur maio'visibllity: i5" wipr.r bindc�. sloal ' , � � . �foors �vilh liush handles �nc1 lock', doars aro inlemhangepble ' ' . � � ' trom cab lo cab. � ' � � � PERFORMANCE . � , � � . Vehicle clearance circle . 1]' ' � � - � � Payloatl 1.000 Ibs: plus operaior. .. � � - � ' ''Specificationssvbjec�tochangewithoulnotice. � � � - � � � , BAS PR�L'E: �VOY _ ' , � ; QP EQCIIPMEI`�� ' � Base price Model: ;$3,910.00 � � � #434 � ' � � DEALER ItYSTALLED ACCES.`�iOR1ES . � �. Spare tire 5.70 x 8, 6: ply.rib on welded rim . . . . . ___._._ . . _ '' . • � � Hourmeter se[ .. ..... . . . .......... ....�. .. . . .. . . � Spark arrestor set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..._. __.:.- - -...... � �' . Tachometer . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .--- -- -. .. � . � � Spare tire mounting bracke[ ..� :. ... . . ........___ ._.____..._ � Towhitch .............:....................__.__..----�--_ . ��•� . fieater/Defroster ............................------ - � . . ' Light mounliny bracket�........�.... �. . : ......__�_._._..._�. _ . FACTORY ItYSTALLED MODIFICATIOIYS 6.5:1 axle from 4.71:1 axle . . . . . . . . . . . . - ----- --- -- ' � Vehicle 5e[-up . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...------_.. _. _ � � � � Heater/Defroster .............. � _ ............. ..-_. .. �Special Paint ..................�... � 60.00 � _ ' CE ORIES MODIFICATIOIYS TOTAL AC SS / " SPECIAL EQUIPME(VT . . . , . . 60.00 ' i TOTAL GitAtYD TOTAL Ss,��o.00 , � � � � . � . � Less trade-in � 50.00. � � � ' . � 3,920.00 � � ' � � � Less discount .157.00 ' � � . � � $3,763.00� .. , COIYTRACT TERMS: iERh1S _ Net 30 days _ - , SUI3JECT TO APPLICAI3LF_ STAfE TN( �� alif. Sales '1'ax __ . VRICF_ FIRM UNIIL 30 days from �date of Quotation ACCGPTED BY � � � � • — — / , � �� -� . • PREPARED BY—�L��" '�� Royer Elliott - Sales Rep. _ � COMPANY Cuslunan Motor Sales, Inc. ' � . , �DTSorensen ��ue �� Sant Fe Sorinas CA 90670 , , ' � (213) 698-2561.� . ' � Copyrighl Outboard Marine Corpomtion.l977 . f'rinted in (I.S.A. A/]'1' � � . ' VartlYo.E:ilUOip .� ` • , CITY OF LYNWOOD INTER-DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE: April 17, 197E � T0: Edward Valliere, City t•?anager , FROM Keith Johnson, rire Chief SUBJECT 1'OTAL RAIN FALL TO PATE FFOP1 JULY 1, 1977 DATE TIP1E APiOUNT T OTAL 7 .977/7& TCTAL 1976/77 8-17-77 0700 .80 .80 none E-1Z-77 123C 1.08 1:88 none 8-17-77 1930 .39 2.27 none ' 8-18-77 07.30 .04 2.37. none 12-18-77 0730. .88 3. 19 ' 2 J1 12-22-77 0730 .OS 3.19 " 12-23-77 1930 .29 3.53 " 12-26-77 0730 .JS 4.2R " ]2-27-77 0730 1.82 6.10 ' " ]2-27-77 2000 .29 . 6.39 " 12-?8-77 0700 .45 6.�4 " ' 12-28-77 1930 1.20 &.04 " 12-29-77 0730 .32 8.36 " 1-3-78 1930 .19 R,45 4.36 ]-5-7E 0730 .51 8.96 4.36 1-6-78 0730 .19 9.15 5.24 1-7-78 0730 .75 , 9.90 6.25 1-10-78 0730 1.36 ]1.26 6.25 1-11-7�+ 0730 .42 11.65 6.25 1-13-7£� 0730 .O1 11.69 6.25 1-14-78 1830 1.24 12.93 6.25 1-IS-7fi 0730 1.00 13.93 6.25 1-16-78 1830 1.35 15.28 6.25 1-17-78 G730 .02 15.30 6.25 � 1-19-78 0730 .52 ].5.82 6.25 j 1-19-78 1830 .13 15.95 6.25 � 2-5-78 0700 .08 16.03 6.25 2r6-7S 0700 1.48 ll.57. 6.25 2-6-78 1°30 .52 ].fi.03 ' 6.25 2-8-78 0700 .98 7.9.01 6.25 ' 2-9-78 0730 � 1.A0 20.81 • 6.25 2-1Q-73 0730 4.36 25.11 6.25 2-13-75 0730 1.11 26.25 6,25 2-]4-78 0730 .20 26.48 6.25 2-27-78 0730 .14 26.62 7.12 2-28-78 0730 - .28 7,(,.90 7.12 • • 2-28-75 2130 1.88 28.78 7.12 � , ., , I . i YHge 2 . � - � Tota1 Rain Pal] � , DA1'E TIFiE ADIOUNT T07'AI.. 1 977/7S � 'OTAL 1.976/77 ' 3-1-78 0730 1.20 29.98 7.12 � 3-2-75 0730 .33 30,31 " , 3-3-78 0730 .64 30.95 " 3-4-78 0730 1.20 32.15' " 3-5-78 0730 1.40 33.55 " 3-6-78 0730 .25 33.80 " , '.� 3-9-78 1930 , :17 33.97 " i � 3-12-78 � 0730 .07 34.03 " 3-23-78 0730 .90 34'.93 7.72 { 3-30-78 0730 .05 . 34.98 8.88 ' 3-31.-7A 0730 .50 35.48 " , 4-1-78 0730 .15 35.63 " i 4-5-78 0730 .26 35.89 . " 4-7-78 0730 .50 36.39 " ' 4-16-78 0730 1.07 37.46 " " i RespecEfully, ` i , � ' � � � � . . . , . I �)� i • � Keith Johnso � � � � Fire Chief �� ' KJ:la 1 � � ' i I � � '