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Home My Public Portal AboutA1978-06-06CC , � � / --_' . �.-. �_. :. .d _ /1'� .� Z'� ,. \ ' ��..�-.�J ' ��. . . ,.• . � a. ,. �%1 ��,�� CITY OF LYNWOOD �;i' �� ' 11330 BULLIS ROAD 9.�'°"�� n\` j ,-�� LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA'9046Y . 9L} �2ia� sa�-oaoo GEORGE W. HIGGINS, Mayor . E. L. MORRIS, Vice Mayoi �" AGENDA Councilmen � . JOHN D.BYORK REGULAR MEETING OF THE CI`RX COUNCIL OF THE EUGENE R. GREEN � JAMES E. ROWE � CITY OF LYNWOOD ' � JUNE 6, 1978 I ' INVOCATION � I I .. !' PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III CALL TO ORDER 1. Roll Call of Councilmen:_. , John D. Byork . Eugerie R. Green " E. L. Morris James E. Rowe ' George W..Higgins IV APPROVAL OF MINUTES 1. Adjourned Regular P4eeting - May 16, 1978 2. Regular Meeting - May 16, 1978 3. Special.Meeting..- May_18.,_.19.78._.. v i _ _ �-P.UBLIC HEARING i rnnTmTn,T,�n DTTDT T„ LTT/�DTTTn n�„�ISANCE._ ' AR�TRnrtr�nrm �� n� + Ci- 8t_ ._. ... —A , ' ance � n certain prop- er_ts and directin� abatement ereof.. , VI A BID CALL ��1. MOBILE OFFICE TRAILER - 12' X 60' 2. BICYCLE FACILITY AND SIDEWALKS - L/c�/�`y . .�....- • �,1� ,-�...( �, A�..( ��,�� '"' . Action: Request to delay.Bid Opening. VII CITY CLERK`'S AGENDA 1. Application of Lynwood Community Dev- : n - .-6.Cv elopment Services Corporation, 10902 � �""6 y ,-�.a' Elm Avenue, for exempt mail order m�' license to solicit for a charitable organization. � . Action: See attached application. i 2. Application of Sanders Bargain Center " for a special permit to conduct a • �.G��"'� secondhand business at 1103�+-36 . � „ �Atlantic Boulevard. IS�p �„ �� P"'" J Action: Occupancy has been approved �,,c� by Buildin� and Fire Departments and � Sheriff's Investigation Renort indic- ates no basis for protest. � . .� � ' � � , �3. Request to conduct a fireworks stand for Cub Soout.Pack - 437C:at.the corner of Olanda and Atlantic Blvd. � Action: Counc,�l..ponsider request._ �'ii; VI I I �' _ _ � ORDINANCES l. �°^^n� reading.of an.ordinance: "AN'ORDINANCE.,OF..THE_CSTY..COUNCIL...OE.; N� THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RELATING TO CER- � TAIN'PARKING PROHIBITIONS FOR_..THE.. .... 1 PURPOSE'OF STREET SWEEPING." 2. Second reading of an ordinance: � . e , �� , "AN ORDINANCE OF THE.CITY COUNCIL.OE. �/�� U �� 1 �.�., �' ,(�, � THE CITY OF LYNWOOD.AMENDING..SECTION.. p"�' 1�" 2-58 OF THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE RELAT- P-''�`� ING TO COMPETITIVE BIDDING FOR_. GARBAGE COLLECTION CONTRACTS." `1' 3. F'irst reading of.an ordinance:. �,�,,�.�"� "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY. COUNCIL_OF.._.. �.,��' THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING SECTION �"' � 2-10 TO THE'LYNWOOD CITY CODE RELAT- � � " ING TO AUTHORITY.TO_.SIGN.CITY__WAR.-.._, � ' RANTS." 4. First reading of an.ordinance: � • AN ORDINANCE.OF.THE_CITY..OF...LYNWOOD-.... " ADDING'CHAPTER 17A."UNIFORM MECHAN- . ' •ICAL CODE" THEREBY ADOPTING BY REF-. I � ERENCE THE_ UNFORM..MECHANICAL_.CODE.,_ ,.: . 1976 EDITION." . __ ... _.. .__.. . . . ... ,. _ _ _. 5. First reading_of_.an.ordinance:.__..... "AN ORDINANCE.OF.THE_.CITY OE..LYNWOOD _,„ j ,�,�✓�• PROVIDING FOR_THE..PROTECTION OF .__ _. �.,�� PUBLIC; HEALTH, LIEE_.AND..SAFETY,..... � THROUGH ADOPTSON;..BY...REF.ERENCE,_OF..,SHE....._..,., NATIONAL.ELECTAICAL_CODE...19.7.8....E➢I-.:_._.'.:._.. TION,. "ESTABLISHING_.THE _DEPARTNiENT ..OE_. _..., PUBLIC SAFETY_AS_THE_CONTROLL3NG ................. AUTHORITY, ADDING AN APPEAL PROCEDURE. AND REPEALING ALL OTHER ORDINANCES •. ' OR PARTS..THEREOF IN.CONELICT.THEREWITH.., IX ; .: RESOLUTIONS �/'�1. Reso � ion entitled:'"`"A RESOLUTION OF �� THE CIT OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYN- ' WOOD AIIT-HO ING DEPUTY CITY TREASURERS. ✓ TO �IGN WARRA AND CHECKS.',' � 2. Resolution entitled:. "A RESOLUTION_ OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE_CITY_OF. . � . LYNWOOD ADOPTING THE REPORT.OF THE..._.. f � CITY ENGINEER RELATING.TO THE.SERVICE... � NECESSARY..TO MAINTAIN,.IMPROVE AND IL- �� LUMINATE'BY ELECTRICAL ENERGY ALL THE STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM IN THE SAID CITY OF LYNWOOD." , ' ' � .p.+ .� ,.� . . ; � , . � � � � i; � � , �� ,r � , � ��' i .. . . � 3,. Resolution entitled:., A.RESOLUTION `� � OF THE CITY COUNCIL..OF THE.CITY._..OF , � ' LYNWOOD DECLARING INTENTION.,.TO.._ORDER.. __. �� STREET LIGHTING.SERVICE_ON..CEATAIN ' STREETS IN TAE CITY OF LYNWOOD FOR A PERIOD BEGINNING_JULY_1,-.1g78..AND__...._. ENDING JUNE.30,,1981.!'_... .... .. . • _ . _. � . � 4. Resolution entitled:_ "A.RESOLUTION . �� OF THE CITY COUNCIL .OF THE._.CITY_OF. ._ . . . �1 � LYNUIOQIL_APPRCI�T.TnT!': Ani. _�MFDTII. FriT nF TT-LF'. � '"� BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION FOR GRANT . �l,ri' �N� n . .FUNDS.: UNDER__THE.._IIRBAN...OP.EN.-SPACE .AND_, _� • RECREATION,:.PfiOGRAM..".__._,___._.. . ___. _ .. _ _ __. __5..-.Resolution..entitled__ "A.,RESOLUTION_. _.. ��' � OF THE CSTY..COUNCIL_QF THE_CITY OF � LYNWOOD.TO PARTICIPATE IN CONTRACT . _. i�1ITH_THE_.LYI�PeiQQD.. SERVICES_.CORPORATION.. _. � _.. .FOR CETA.PERSONNEL."._._._.. . _ __.._.. . � _. 6.. Resolution entitled: .!'A RESOLUTION ,. . �� ._. OF THE CITY..COUNCIL,.OF..THE_CITY OE ..,_. �� `7� � LYNWOOD AMENDING AGREEMENT WITH CARL WARREN AND COMPANY FOR SERVICES IN ADMINISTERING_fl..PROGRAM. OF ,.SELE.-. __..,_.. _ INSURANCE.".... . ... . 7. Resolution.entitled:,__!'A.RESOLUTION..._... OF THE CITY.COUNCIL_OF_.THE.CITY.OF.. :.� ��J �� LYNWOOD APPROVING_ OF_ AND__MAKING _ APPLI-_ CATION FOR_THE.DISABILITY.RETIREMENT. . OF LYNWOOD CITY EMPLOYEE, RALPH D. � MORRISON, PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 21024 AND 2102�.OF_THE.GOVERNMENT.CODE." _. X MANAGEMENT STUDIES l. MEDIAN LANDSCAPING.- .LONG BEACH.BLVD... / Action: Council authorize staff,to __ . _....._.,__.__.. advertise for Bids for Landscaping and Sprinkler_Pro,ject._150-771. XI FINANCIAL REPORT 1. Demand Resolution entitled:. _ �' / "A RESOLUTION OF.THE CITY COUNCIL..OF _. �' �..�'� THE CITY .OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND � �� ,APPROVING,THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS.DRAWN THEREFOR." XII COUNCIL AGENDA Mayor George W. Higgins • Mayor Pro Tem E. L. MOrris ,-...- ` Councilman John D. Byork ' Councilman Eugene R. Green Councilman James E. Rowe � l. COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMISSION One (1) Vacancy 2. HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD One (1) Vacancy .. � � ; XIII . PUBLIC BUSINESS FROM , THE FLOOR . XIV ADJOURNMENT Motion to adj.our.n..,to_the_.Ad�.ourned.� . Regular. Meeting..o.f..._tbe.._.City..Council_ _.__... to be held June 20, 1978 at 7 p.m. � in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, CA. �t � * * REGULAR MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY _ June 6, 1978 �-�- p-� ' � ��u,QJ ,�,,.a � v � � ��--�-�-- ,� � � �� ✓,.� , � � . � . - , � , , ' r � � �' � � � � , �� ,� , ��, , , �. , Jutie 23, 1978 , I TO: IfONORABLE P.4AYOR AND � Il4�n4BERS OP' THE CITY�� COUPdCIL� � FROM: DEP[�RTM�NT OF PUBLIC WORI;S StJBJECT: WATER, SEWER AND PUBLIC NORI;S FEES ADJUSTn4ENTS Follocving ttie Situation Heport, to this body, of 12, June, 1973 and in conjunction with the•Analysis of City of Lynwood LVater Rate and PuUlic Norks studies, the following rate adjustments are reconunended. WAT�R FLliS Readiness-to-serve charge (per nonth) charge by meter size Present Proposed Ido. of Users 3/4" (? �1.00 $ 2.00 7504 1" � 3.00 3.00 900 1-1/2 � 3.00 6.00 299 2" C�? 4e50 9.00 171 3" @ 8.50 17.00 22 4" @ 15.00 30.00 20 G" L 20.00 40.00 3 3" � 35.00 70,00 -- � Present Proposed Quality Rate added to readiness-to-serve chg. $ 0.23/100 cu, f.t. � 0.45/100 cu.ft. Pdater Deposit • $15.00 $25.00 INater Turnoff/on £ee 2.50 7.50 SZP1�R STAidD-BY 1�E� Residential-Single No Charge �1.00/moirt h/unit -Multiple Pdo:Charge 0.50/moirt h/unit Comrnerc ial . 4" Lateral No Charge $ 5.00/month/later 6" Lateral Pdo Charge 15.00/month/later � PUBLIC NORKS P�ES a) Tree ltemova7. ido Charge :p150o00 ea. b) Tree Trimming I�eight 25 ft, or less No Charge 30s00 ea. IIeight 25 ft. or more No Charge 60,00 ea. c) Permit Pee (non-returnable) 1 4.00 d) Street Repair Fees P4inimum Charge Per Cut 10.00 20.00 1. Asphalt Repairs (P.4iniruur�� 4" Thick) . 1.60 per sq, ft, 0.£30 per sq. ft.i I , - , . . ;' � .�= l,- � � � �� j �` � � '- � � � � } � � �' f June,6, 1978 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF THE UNIFORM MECHANICAL,CODE, 1976 EDITION. � -. Gentlemen: �' The Department of Public Safety and Community Services respectfully _ request the,Lynwood City Couneil'to,adopt,the,1976 Edition of'the, , Uniform Mechanical Code. - The Uniform Mechanical Code contains requirements for the,installation and'maintenance-of.}ieating,,ventilating, cooling and'refrigeration systems. RECOMMENDATION . Council:adopt the Uniform Mechanical Code,.1976 Edition, by the attached ordinance. � C�� . / Keith.Joh on ' Department of PubIic Sa£ety and , Community Services � Attachment ; � � ; i � I ` i � i I � I , ' � I , I . v � _��.; i ; i . � � . . C)"S t:iG. . ' ._ G.N ORl'.1Nl�`.tl C' :t�F� CJT`I Oii L`I,��!��',L /sI \C.Gl{i:�:1;R 17A "U6?IYORM *,;:CHANICP.I� COT;I i�i;FETX A��C)("1L��C' R`�: i•'1.1.iVr; i!�1_. 1J*iIFORM. I�!'sCkiP.NICL,L� CODC� 1±7G tidi!:ir„t. � � � CH�r�.�'T: Y 17G � U;:ii'ORr'. P".c:Ci:1':'r�I(ii�L CODE Chapter 17A hereby is added to the Code of tl�e City of Lynwood to read as followe: Section 17A-1 Adoption o£ llniforrn Pzechanical Code by Reference �,;i^ch the exception of. aaa�r.��T,s��n�+ amendmenta hereinafter set�forth in tliis Chapter, t':�ere is itereby adopted by reference the following code for the City of I,ynwood tn ;:i.C: "Uniform Mechanical Code, 1i37r F.diCion, wir.ii Appendixes A and B, Copy right 1976 by the International Associ.ati.on of Plnn:bing and Mechanical Offir.ials 5032 Alhambra Avenue, Loe Angelr_g� Ca'if.orniz, aud ir� t;� International Conference of Building Of`i.cials, 5360 South LIorl.r�ar: Pii.t.l Foad, �.Ji California 90601. Section 17A-2 Uniform Y,ec.`,ar.ical (:ode - i:ner.de Additions and Deletions —^— Said "Uniform Mechanical Gode'" as adoptecS '>y :ectian i7A-1 is hereby amended as follrrws: 1) Sectiun 203 of ('V�apter :: "Organization and Enforcement" is hereby amended to rca�� as fe7.lows: ":'cc�:i.oa 2C3. ,4r,ard of Appeels: In order to uetermine whether alternate mateTi.als ai�c/cr ',�pc:: of construction permitted by Ehis Code, and to provide for reasonable intcr; retation of the provisiou:: of this Code, there shell be and there is hereby cYr.^tecl ;a ooard of Appeals, cnnsiating of five (5) members, The member- st<i;> of the ;;oe�rd of Appeals shall be compased of the Chairman and other members of tl,e C:ity Plar.ning Cor.imission. Th'e Directc�r of Building shall be an ex-officio menber and sl.r.il. sit as Secretary of the Board. The R'oard shall adopt reasonable rules and rer.�:'.-�t:.ons for conducting its investigatiens and. s:�all render all decisi.ons aud findings :n 4�riting to .the Building Official wirti a �'rt,li.cate capy to the appellant w�t;i.n .:`ourteen �14) days frcra date of sucl; acY.ion. i?�� aation of the Board of G�;:e�:ls i.n anxroving or denying an appeal ahall be fi.r.al r.*td conclasive, wtless, ;ai.t?�in ten (1G) days following the date of notification.*o r.':�e appl_c:�nt an appeel in writing ia filed with the City Clerk. [S;;on receipt o' r: writter. apreal filed with the City Clerk by applicant or an opponent, r'oe City :'lerk ahatl set: a date of hearing before the City Council no longer than si;:ty �60) r.',ays follc.rit;,c� receipt of an appeal and shall notify the appellant of tlie date set £or hearing. - � � ' � T!�>6�: :reccint of such written appeal filed with the City Cle.rk by the apgl�cai�t nr .^,n nproner.l', tl:c Ci tv Clerk shall advise the Secretary of the ;c+arr o:` ;-,};��r�7s, wl�o ci�:.].3. cransm,it to the City Clerk a copy of the I?oard c�f �e:s'.:, r.cc,.rr', nf eei:� r.:3se. F;irh'.-� ::ixt.y (Gn) days following rec�i��k of a written apPeal to alter tl;e dccisicr. oi �'3o�ard of E�ppeals, the City Oo>>ncil shall hold a hearing. The City Covnc.i'. :.1:all announce its fi.ndings and decision by resolution. Such findings and decision by the City Councii shall be final and conclusive. 2) Thnt a new Section, to be known, numbered and designated as "Sec. 307. Plnn ('liecking Fces" st all i�:e and the same is hereby added to Chapter 3 "Permits and Inspection", and which shall read as follows, to wit: "Sec. 307. Plan Checking Fees." W};en as required by Sec. 302 �b) plans are subr�.eted for plan checking approval, a plan checking fee shall be paid • to the City. Such fee sl;�?.1 be tt�e greater of: a) A rate of $15.00 per hour;,pro-rated to the nearest one-half hour, of cime :;ct„a'.ly spent in checking the submitted plan, or; 1? 'i::e ;�cCual cost to the City for checking engineering services, or; c; :'; �.iuit:n�m of ten dollar:: t;1G.00). , Si�cY� :ce. ,' ;;11 Le pr�i.d before issuance of a permit. ;j ?l�.�it .� ,:r.;a Secti.on, to t-e known, numbered and designated as "E;ec. 3 .'r'.c.;u i ,'. ;;e r;nd t?:e .,.n•e is l�erehy added to said Chapter 3 . � �' „ Pcrmi.i5 inri S rpeo.�ticr�` . aisd ,� .::a11 �rca� as follows� [o wit: . . � "'.`>ec 3Cc. ,_� £und. lr: Yl.c eder�t thac 3ny person shall tiave obtained a . �:err,it nr ;�:iid a,,�ai: c`:-:ccki�� Eee ;and no portion of the work or conatruction covere:i i,v snc:� ..er.ni,t :;1ui11 have been performed or commenced or such permit st.:_'' i ve '.�ae . c:�ncc�11�': �:iti.out anp work having been done, the permittee, upon ro,::cnt.�t.�<,:; !n e l�c !c,.s[rutive Autl�ority of a reyuest therefore in writing si,a11. :�e cnt:,:.t_'�cd to a r.e:�vn�i i.i� .�n a�c�ount ecrual to �eighty percent in excess� � , u ,�;.v� n '.,;rc c� t;!:r_ fec actual]y t�aid for sucl� permit or plan ciiecking fee. � TY�e .:.di, �.:trat�i_vq A;u+_��o=-i-ty �,�?.7 clti�sfy hin�sel.f as to the right of the � '. appl.ica :t t:n :.r:c:� r+ rc �c.^.�1, :�i-.1 e: ci: such refund shall be paid as provided for � the Ta}�ment of c3::�!::s :3;;ai-itct t�e C,i.t:y. � Sect 17: -3 Uni form r;e Code - Tec}mical Codee Pi 7ed in Office ' _____ _..__,.__. __ _ .____ i of City CIcY'c. ' Ti:ree full end cor:p?ete r•rinted cnpies cf said Code i.n hook form, ware i heretofore i�y t?:is Coi;ncil e�� day of 1.97F3, ordered filed in the � office of tLr.i CiCy Cler';. e: �� :i;l C:i.t}�, qpen tu public inspection; and pursuant I, [o snici order tLe sai- "Lnifnrm tiec}:anical Code, 1976 Edition (With its Appendixes A ar.d B)" CLerein re_`r,_re� to ��as sr, actually filed in the office of said City i Glc�rlc in tl.e Citi '1a1] cf sr:i. C;.[y ou the day of 1978, and i open to pui•lic :i.ns,e,..ci��_�, e.r.amir.ation and use by the public. � ; � � i � ,, � � - Sectio� 1.7./.��4 ltr.i[o�^c i?,d;aui.cal. Code -' Aix� pc;::?c:;: violnt::;r,;� o: �ai.li.n� to comply with anq provision of thia , _. Code nr• conmii.ttin;;. nnp r�ct. ci, or,�d_::r.a.oi: to :�cf. cleclared to �>e a m�.sdeameanor or �mlawful by tl�i., Gn:.��, �:i�c^rc i u c,c: fi.c 1 Cy is proviucd ti.erefore, ::l�all � i:e puni::hed by fine r,��t c>.cecdi_i±, five Lun.,ired dcll::xs ($5C�0.(;0) or imprisonment � nc,t, exceedi.ng six ((:) r:onths, or i,oll: such fi.:�e and imprison.n,r.nt in the discreCion of ti;e court. ' Each day any viol.ation of CF�is Code or any otLer oruiu:roce of tLe c:ity sh:�ll conCinue shall consCitutc a separate offeuse. �Code 1961, Sec. 1..7) �ection 17f.-:_l?niform_.!echani.cxl Code �&everabili� If nny section suhsection, sentence�, clause, phrase, or nortion of this Ordinacce is for any r.easor held to be i.uvalid or unconstitutional Lp the decision , nf any court of cen�petenC jurivdi.cCi.on, such decision sha±i r�ot a:ffect the validity of'the remair,i portione �E thie Qrdinance. The (:ity Counci). of the City of i.ynwood herel�, rier_!,arc;s t;�t i; ti�onld 1�nve adopted this Ordinaince and each secLion, euhsection, ser.Yeoce, cl.,�nsc, �,:;y-a:;c, or l�ortion tt�ereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or r m-e seccir:n;, r;ul;secti-nus, clauses, phrases, or portions be de- clared invalid or imcor.stiti�:`i.ona7. ` Section 17A-Ei It;,;_f:qrn. M echanical Code � . lhat this o�di.rance nnu the ruies, regulati.rnts, provi.si.ons, require- �� l ments, orde��rs and r,atcers establi5!:ed anJ adopted herei�y, s:t��lJ talce effecC and be in full fo'rce nnd virrue t'::irty �30) days from and after tL•e date of its ,� fin�l passage and`�dopY.ion. � . � Secl'ion 17e1-�7 Uniform Mechaiiical, Cod�e � � That the C� t,y Cler;=. sha; ]. c�arti fv co the 1-ae;s:�;;c: anc'. adot�tion of this ordinance.; shal7. eu:u:r I.}ie ^:�ne in tl�e i:oot:. r.f or;.p,ina; c of said Ci.ty; - sl�all mahe a i,�inute � ��a - �;:e anc adopti.on thercnf in tt�e records of the ; roceedi:r.g:� �f the Gi t-< r,,;t;;.c:i i n.f. �ni.d Ci ty i n clrr. irinutes of the mee ting as which ti;e �.�ree is pas:xd nnd :ic'opceJ; :uxi sF�nll., within fifteen (15) days after the passage, and adopCinn t�:crenf, cause, thc :;ame to be publiahed once in the Lynwnod Press, a nec�s;:,per ot cencral ci.rc�,lation, publi.:.hed and circulated in ?aid�City, and ' " ' 'y ' ' fer that purpose. �:�k��ch is r�erer. aesi�;ic:iCec; � e1DOPTE+D AND PPPnpCrkSl? CI'd T!1?f; da4 ef 1°78. � . . . . � ��la;�or Gi.ty oi 7.�rrw�od . I ATTBSti: I � City Clerk, Ci.ty of Lynwood I _.' .'__:_� ... _ . _ __.- - � I _. . .._ - _ :,�. >_ , , _ _. . __ . � ._ , - � i • � Q ,(J J�� , . � � �h%•l�k-..�� V � Y .,,y � � V , � � G/ti �11v � ��.a- � � f c ��°� �� June 6, 1978 � o� '� � h �� t . � HONORABLE MAYOR AND 4 �� MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL �.,,-'� cs SUBJECT: STREET LIGHTING DEBIT LIMIT REPORT - 1978-81 Gentlement: . Pursuant to instructions contained in attached Resolutions submitted for adoption at tonight's meeting and to provisions of Section 1$0�30 ancl 18041 of Chapter 3, Division 14, Part I, of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, the following report is submitted: 1. Plan No. 1978-A, show-ing., the locataon<;of the 7,000 lumen, 11,000 lumen, 20,000 lumen, 25,500 �,umen, 35,000 lumen, 1 47;000 lumen and 55 lumen lamps has been filed in the �office of the City Engineer. Alsb filed with the City Engineer is subject report for-the service necessary to maintain, improve and illuminate, by means of electrical energy, the mentioned lamps for a period of three years commencing July l, 1978, and ending June 30, 1981. - 2. The estimated cost of complete lighting system maintenance and impxovement within said district, shown on Plan 1978-A is ::_ as follows: A. Energ Cost EDISON COMPANY EQUIPMENT: pex.,.Mnnth.. : �; 1913 -, 7, 000._.Lumen__�Lamps': C�� $"_ 6; 91 _." ,�13 „219. 00 154 -"_:.11,000 Lumen Lamps @ 8,74 ,1;3.6.00 24,� 5.00..t 248 - 20,000 Lumen Lamps @ 12.12 3,005.00 i 2- 25,500 Lumen Lamps C� 13,77 28,00 � 3,034.00 � CITY OWNED EQUIPMENT: 159 - 7,000 Lumen Lamps @ 3,80 � 604.00 _ $. 604.00 637 -' 20;000 Lumen Larnps C� 5:16 � 5y198.00 � 611 - 25,500 Lumen Lamps C� 6004 3,690:00 21 - 35,000 Lumen Lamps @ 10.79 227.,00 161 - 47,000 Lumen Lamps C� 7;99 1,286000 I 248 - 55,000 Lumen Lamps•@ 19.30 4,786.00 � , - $15,187.00 _� I ' I r- ----- -- - � �— ' 3 s . ► � � � � A. Energy Cost (cont'd) Zone A. 15,169.00/month Year 1 cost $ 182,028.00 *Year 2 cost 209,332.00 *Year 3 cost 240,732.00 $ 632,092.00 Zone B. 18,221.00/month Year 1 cost $ 218,652.00 *Year 2 cost 251,450.00 *Year 3 cost 289.167.00 � 759,269.00 , B. Improvement (upgrading) cost: Three year estimated total = $60,000 , C. Maintenance Cost: �38,000 �assum�ngr8�s�n��dongtal =�.: , .. � I TOTAL THREE YEAR LIGHTING ASSESSM�NT I Energy Cost �1,391,360 � Improvement ( upgrading) cost 60,000 ± Maintenance cost 38,000 � $1,489,360 � *including 15% energy cost inflation/year. 3. A diagram showing the assessment district referred to in the , appropriate resolution. i 4, A schedule showing the proportionate amount of the assessment to ; charged in Zone A and Zone B as defined in the appropriate I Resolution: Zone Proposed Charge Per Lineal Foot I A n.��'va�"",."" � y D'�� ¢�.I,�> $0.48 � B f:am�..r,a,..�.Lv A.G�-.-� �'�,T�,t ��•0 �y� f.�(a 4. 07 I U p Attached for Council's consideration are separate resolutions directing I the preparation of the Debit Limit Report, adopting the Report of the � City Engineer and declaring intentions to order street lighting service for Lynwood's Street Lighting Maintenance District "A". RECOMMENDA7C I ON I I Council adopt the attached Resolutions entitled: j i I I i � � � � . . .. .. � �. ., �. _ � � A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYN4YOOD ADOPTING THE REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER RELATING TO THE SERVICE NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN AND ILLUh4INATE BY ELECTRICAL ENERGY ALL THE STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM IN THE SAID CITY OR LYNWOOD. ' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY'OF LYNNOOD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER STREET LIGHTING SERVICE ON CERTAIN STREETS IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD FOR A PERIOD BEGINNING JULY 1,'1978 AND � ENDING JUNE 30, 1981. �� v� EDWARD J. VALLIERE Acting Director of Public �9orks Attachments , �I � I , , • I ' ' I I . I . � � I I I . , � . •, I I , i . , I . I . i • � , i . . . _ • . I --. I ' ; '" , --. _ _ � � i I ' , i . I . , , , . ° , .,,.. . ,. . : . � , .� � ,.., , - -_. i • � , . . 4 � . . - ' � - . �� ' , . ' .. � � � . � , . . ; ' � V"" RE30LUTION.NO. A.RESOLUTION OF THE CITY-COUNCIL OF THE CITY:OF LYNWOOD ADOPTING THE REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINEER RELATING TO THE SERVICE NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN, IIdPROVE AND ILLUMINATE BY ELECTRICAL ENEftGY ALL THE STREET LIGHTING SYSTEId IN THE SAID CITY OF LYNWOOD. • NiHEREAS, the City Engineer oi the City of Lynwood did, on.the 6th day of.June, 1978, Yile with the City Clerk, as ordered by Resolution No.'�, oY the City Council oi the City of Lynwood adopted June 6, 1978, a report relating to the:service necessary to maintain, improve and �.- illuminate by means of electrical energy all street lamps in the City'of Lynwood, said written report being in compliance with Chapter 3, Section 18660 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California. � � NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED by t¢e City Council of the City ',,�ia� � � � � � , of Lynwoad that said report,='unmoditied, is hereby approved and adopted as.a whole, as the report for all subsequent'proceedings had hereunder. PASSED and ADOPTED this 6th day of June, 1978.. TH CI Y OF LYNWOOD . (S�AL) , ATTEST � CI Y CLEBK,.CITY"OF LYNWOOD , . � � � RE60LUT.ION N0. A RESOLUTION� OF THE° C3TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY ' OF LYNWOOD DECLAR3NG ITS INTENTION TO ORDER STREET LIGHTING SERVICE ON CERTAIN STREETS ' IN THE CITY OF LYNNOOD FOR A PERIOD BEGINNING " JULY 1, 1978 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1981 � ' The City Council of the City oP Lynwood does hereby resolve ��', , as follows: ' Section 1. That the public interest and convenience require � i and it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to � I � order the furnishing of the service necessary to maintain,-improve and , i illuminate by means of electrical energy the street lighting system made ' up of 7,000 lumen, 11,000 lumen, 20,000 lumen, 25,500.lumen,,35,000 lumen � � 47;000 lumen, and 55,000 lumen lamps, and the 7,000 lumen, 20,000 lumen,- i 25,500 lumen; 35,000 lumen, 47,000 lumen and 55,000 lumen lamps on ornamental standards in certain streets in the City of Lynwood within I the district described in Section 2 hereof and to be known as "Lighting � Maintenance District "A" of the City of Lynwood." Reference is hereby � i made to,Plan No. 1978-A and Specifications No. 1978-A on file in the �I office oP the City Clerk of said City. - ? � Section 2.• That the exterior boundary of the district to•be j I benefited therefrom and to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereofj i to be known as said assessment district is described as follows: � Those properties lying within the City limits of the City of . � Lynwood, excluding•City owned properties. (See attached diagram). The � district is divided into Zone l�and Zone`2 with Zone l defined as those � properties benefiting from 7,000 lumen and 20,000 lumen lamps; and Zone 2• � defined as those properties benefiting from 25,000 lumen or higher lamps, i Section 3. That the said contemplated improvement shall be I I for a period of three (3) years, cor.unencing July 1, 1978, and be had and• , taken under the provisions of Division 14, Part I.of the Streets and Highways Code, cited as the "Street Lighting Act oP 1919, and ammendments I thereto." � � , � � Seetion�:4 That does-.hereby-fix Wednes�t�y, the:6th day of July, 1978, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m, in the-Council Chamber of said City Ha11, 11330 Bullis Road, in the City'of Lynwood; as the time and place of hearing any and all protests in relation to said ' proposed improvement. Section 5. That the City Clerk of the City of-Lynwood is. hereby directed to give notice of said.hearing in.the time, form, and manner required by law. • PASSED and ADOPTED this 6th day of June, 1978. 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L . _w � .. o � / ,�w \ \ . -. . _ / �' •r �— LYNWOOD � ' , 1 �'�A' p �� " • u+�co� cowen io�c { ' `�. -ccxrun�'" ' � xro. �4 - !e i c � - q � .I�• r � . - - CALIFORNIA �" "'°"�' "�°`°� , . I4 Y1rI.1GACi N - ZWC .. . - �"" � ZONING MAP � i ;�. 1 � .. , � � �-': i j � � . � . � � . '., ' � , f . �°,�! ` � _ � , i� � �I ,I � � �I � ,� � .. � �; . . � �' � CITY OF LYPd4VOOD �. CALIFORNIA ' ' MAINTENANCE AND ILLUMINATIOid OF CITY STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM � SPECIFICATION NO�. 1978-A i • I GEORGE 4V. HIGGIPdS Mayor E.::;L..: MO$RIS :. :i JOHN D. BYORIi Vice Mayor Councilman E. L. MORRIS JAMES E. RO`VE Councilman Councilman ; ED`VARD J. VALLIERE Acting Director of Public Z9orks Prepared by PUBLIC WORF:S DEPARTMENT CITY OF LYN�NOOD, CALIFORNIA June 6, 197II • � • CITY -0F LYNNOOD CALIFORNIA MAINTENANCE AND ILLUMINATION CITY • STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM SPECIFICATION N0. 1978-A .. TABLE OF COidTENTS Title Page Table of Contents 1 Specifications 2 � I . '� � I I ` � • � ; � � ; ; SPECIFICATIONS 1. Scope: Furnishing and installing all materials and electrical energy required to maintain and illuminate City Street Lighting - System as directed by City Engineer. 2. Description: All necessary street lighting equipment, including lamps; luminaires, poles, etc., and electrical energy and appurte- nances as shown on Street Lighting Plan No. 1978-A, in accordance with the following details. 3. Detail , a. Electrical Energy shall be as or equal to that supplied by Southern California Edison Company. b. Street Light Types and Count: 7,000 Lumen 2,072 ii,000 Lumen 154 20,000 Lumen 885 47,000 Lumen 161 55;000 Lumen 248 25,500 Lumen 613 35,000 Lumen 21 c. Maintenance of Lights equal to that supplied by Southern California Edison Company or City of Lynwood Forces. ' (1) Edison Company Equipment 7,000 Lumen 1,913 11,OOO.Lumen 154 20,000 Lumen 248 25 Lumen 2 (2) City Owned Equipment: 7,000 Lumen 159 20,000 Lumen 637 25,500 Lumen ' 611 35,000 Lumen 21 47,000 Lumen 161 ', 55,000 Lumen 248 . ' � , ��- ��, . � � RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF 'PHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADOPTING THE REPORT OF THE CITY ENGINE�R RELATING TO TIiL; SERVICE NSCESSARY TO MAINTAIN, IMPROVE AND ILLUMINATE ]3Y ELECTRICAL ENERGY ALL THE STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM IN THE ` SAID CITY OF LYNWOOD. � WHEREAS, the'City Engineer of the City of Lynwood did, on the 6th day of June, 1978, file with the City Clerk, , as ordered by Resolution No. 78-39 of the City Council of the City of Lynwood adopted April 18, 1978, a report relating to .. the service necessary to maintain, improve and illuminate by means of electrical energy all street lamps in the City of Lynwood, said written report ,being in compliance wit,h Chapter. 3, Section 18660 of the Streets and Highways Code o£ the State of California. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT R�SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Lynwood that said report, with addendum, is herel�y approved and adopted.as a whole, as the report for all subsequent proceedings had.hereunder. PASSED and ADOPTE this 6th day of June, 197t�. . ' . s. GEORGE W. HIGGINS • Mayor of the City of Lynwood ATTEST: City Clerk, City of Lynwood ..--- --� ' __ . r.�a.. � : � ' . ...i�� 'riP.h � - .µ `: . . - . rr. ' . . Y '�sPH..' t �iL�="l'�w _ v� i� a. _ ..i. ,�.fw� � :E . ..- ; � ( . iy`�k�� 1" j �� 5. +�Y C.- -{..t ✓5 5' k.+ 4 It � 1 . . • .. ' ' . � . . ' ' • . ' � . � . . . .�.o♦ � . � . .. ` . e � �. � ' RESOLUTION I10. 78-51. A RESOLU`fION OF�THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYN�900D DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER STREET LIGHTING SERVICE Oid CERTAIN STR�ETS Iid THE CITY OF LYNLYOOD FOR A PERIOD BEGINNING JULY 1, 1978 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1981 Ttie City Council oP the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: Section 1. That the public interest and convenience require and it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to order the furnishing of the service necessary to maintain, improve and illuminate by means of electrical energy the street lighting system made up of 7,000 lumen, 11,000 lumen, 20,000 lumen, 25,500 lumen, 35,000 lumen 47,000 lumen, and 55,000 lumen lamps, and the 7,000 lumen, 20,000 lumen, 25,500 lumen, 35,000 lumen, 47,000 lumen and 55,000 lumen lamps on ornamental standards in certain streets in the City of Lynwood within the district described in Section 2 hereof and to be known as."Lighting Maintenance District "A" of the City of Lynwood." Reference is hereby � made to Plan No. 1978-A and Specifications No.'1978-A on file in the oYfice of the City Clerk of said City. � Section 2. That the exterior boundary of the district to be benefited therefrom and to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof to be known as said assessment district is described as follows: Those properties lying within the City limits of the City of Lynwood, excluding City owned properties (See attached diagram). The district is divided into Zone A and Zone B with Zone A defined as those properties benefiting from 7,000 lumen and.11,000 lumen lamps; and Zone B defined as those properties-benefiting from 2p,000 lumen or higher lamps. Section 3. That the said contemplated improvement shall be for a period of three (3) years, cor.unencing July 1, 1978, and be had and taken under the provisions of Division 14, Part I of the Streets and Highways Code, cited as the "Street Lighting Act of 1919, and ammendments thereto." ' , . � � Seetiori 4. That the City Council does.hereby fix Wednesd�y, the bth day of July, 1978, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock.p.m. in the Council Chamber of said City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, in the City of Lynwood, as the time and place of hearing any and all protests in relation to said proposed.improvement. Section 5. That the City Clerk of the City of Lynwood is hereby directed to give notice of said hearing in the t3me, form, and manner required by law.� PASSED and ADOPTED this 6th day of.June, 1978. /S/ GEOR.GE W. HIGGINS ,. � ayor of the City oY Lynwood � � � (SEAL) .. � . , ATTEST /S/ Laurene Coffey City.Clerk, City of Lynwood � . � � � STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ss,. COIINTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the above and foregoina resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of said city at a" regular meeting thereof'held in the , City Hall of said city on the 6thday of �TUne , T97_g. ' and passed by the following vote: _ AYES: COUNCILMEN B�'ORKr GREEN','MORRTS','ROPIE,'HTGGINS. � NOES: COUNCILMEN' NONE. " " ' " " I ABSENT: COUNCILMEN NONE. /S'/ L'aurene Cof'fev City Clerk,'City of Lynwood STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ss.. COUNTY OF'LOS ANGELES ) I-, the undersigned, City Clerk of the'City of Lynwood, and clerk of the.,�ity Council of said city, do hereby certify that the above and 'foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of.Resolution No. 78-51 on file in my office.and that said resolution was adopted on the date and.by the vote therein s.tated. Dated this 7th day of Juriel , 1978. ; ,-��—�.;_o� �;�-� .,�.�/ City Clerk, City of d yciw o— . • • � CITY OF LYN�VOOD CALIFORNIA MAINTENANCE AND ILLUMINATIOid OF CITY STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM SPECIFICATION NO. 1978-A , ' G�ORGE �V. HIGGIi1S Mayor E.'L,: MO&RIS.'.. JOHN D. BYORS Vice Mayor Councilman EUGENE GREEN . JAMES E. RO�VE Councilman Councilman ' ED�NARD J. VALLIERE � Acting,Director of Public j9orks � � Prepared by i PUBLIC WORI.S DEPARTM�idT � ' � CITY OF LYNNOOD, CALIPORIdIA . June 6, 1978 ' ; • , • ' CITY OF LYNWOOD CALIFORNIA MAINTENANCE AND ILLUh4INATION CITY STREET LIGATIidG SYSTEM , SPECIFICATION N0. 1978-A TABLE OF COPdTENTS Title Page Table of Contents � 1 Specifications 2 � , . . - . � � � SPECIFICATIONS 1'. 'Scope: Furnishing and installing all materials and electrical energy required to maintain and illuminate City Street Lighting System as directed by City Engineer. 2, Description: All necessary street lighting equipment, including lamps, luminaires,'poles, etc., and electrical energ.y and appurte- nances as shown on Street Lighting Plan No.,1978-A, in accordance with the following details. � 3. Detail a. Electrical Energy shall be as or. equal to that supplied by Southern California Edison Company. - b. Street Light Types and Count: 7,000 Lumen 2;072 11,000 Lumen 154 20,000 Lumen 885 47,000 Lumen 161 55,000 Lumen 24$ 25,500 Lumen , 613 35,000 Lumen 21 ' c. Maintenance of Lights equal to that supplied by Southern California Eflison Company or City of Lynwood Forces. (1) Edison Company Equipment 7,000 Lumen 1,913 11,000 Lumen 154 20,000 Lumen • 248 25,500 Lumen 2 (2) City Owned Equipment: . 7,000 Lumen 159 20,000 Lumen 637 25,500 Lumen 611 35,000 Lumen 21 47,000 Lumen 161 55,000 Lumen . 248 1 � � � ORllINANCE N0. AN ORDINANCR OF THI Cl.'PY OR�I,YP?1��00U PROVIDING FOR THE i=BOTr,GTTON OF PUl1.TC HP:i.L".'F!, LIIiE APiD Si�FETY.TtiROUGH ADOY1'ION BY t?EFts'It'.iNC13 01' 7'i:E 14ATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE , 1978 EDITIGP', ESTAESI.ISIIIRG T'dEi DF.PARTMENT OF PUBLIC , SAFETY AS THE CONTROI.LING AUTHORITY, ADDING AN APP �L PROCEDURES, AD'D RrPEAL.ING ALL OTHER ORDINANCES OR PARTS TNEREOF IN CONFiSCT IiFiREWIT:t. The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby ordain as follows: Chapter 11 of the Code of the Gity of Lynwood hereby i-s amended to read as follows: ' CHAPTER 11 NATIONAL P:LECTRIGAL CODE 1978 EDITION / Sec. 11-1 National Electrical Code 1978 Edition There ie hereby adopted Uy the Cit�Council for the purpose of pre- acr.ibing regulations to provide minimum stan �rds to safeguard Life and limb, health, property, and i�ublic welfare Uy regulation and controlling the design, construction, quality of. materials, use and/occ�pancy, location and maintenance of all buildingc and etructurea within the and certain equipment apeci- fically regulated herein, that certain code known as the National Ele.ctrical Code 1978'Edition promulgated and publi��hed bg the National Fire Protection Association under the auspicea of the/American National Standards Inatitute, except euch portione thereof as the hereinafter deleted, modified, amended, or added. Not less than three copies� said Code and Standarde are filed in the office of the City Clerk. The same, with the exceptions, deletiona, modifica- tione, amendments, and additione/aforesaid, are hereby adopted and incorportated as fully as if set out at length herein. From and after the date on which this chapter shall take effect/ the Public Safety Director ae head of the'Depart- / ment of Public Safety, is a�horized to adminiater and enforce their regulationa, and the proviaions thereo �'hall be controlling within the limita of the City. Sec. 11-2 Nati Electrical Codc 1978 Edition, Additions�_Amendmenta and Modifications. / ltie National Electrical Code 1978 Edition, ae adopted by thie chapter, is hereby further ame �'ed, modifi.ed, or deletions made• therefrom, in the'following reapecte: a) Right of Entrv: Whenever necessary to make an inspection to enforce any of the provieions of this Code, or whenever t1:e ^ub7.ic Safety Director or his au[horized repres ��ative has reasonable cause to beli�ve that there exiets in any buildinge.o/upon any premises, any conditiona 4:hich makes such building or . premises unsafe as defined in Section 203 of the Uniform Building Code 1973 Edition, the Public Safety Director or his autttorized repreaentative may'enter euch ._..Y--��"_ �� ' . : � � � Luildi.ngs or ta:er,.ives ait: a'•.1 r�=.,sonlhle e_im;:s L'o ir�st+er_t: ei:e snme or to perform any dut:y �.iuipnsc�: upoi: Ci1e Pui;•]..ic fraFmt;� ^i.i:ecCOr hv tiv;i.; C;o�1e; provided however, that no sucil entry s?ia�l7. be tnari� u:fie�:; an iilv;p�3cC,i.o;� warcanC auL'h�rizing L'he same has firsC hcen i::s�;ed. Any oCt�er provision herei.n conC:;�i.ne.d tp thc. cc�nt'rary r.otwi.thstanding� the Public Safely I)irector or hi.s auCliori.zerl rrpr�se.r.eaYive may euter a building � or premises to inspect the san�:e or Ca p��:riorm ::�iv duty imposed upon Che Yuhl.ic � Safety Director by t::is Code �airhnut t}:�: n��FS,it;� o:` f.ir.st ob[aini.ng an inapec- tion warrant whenever said Puh>1i.c Safety i?i.rector rcasnnaULy believes that said buidling or premises is so damaged or def:ect:i.�e as to cause an immediate danger to human life or an imn:ediat� hazard to puLl�_: safet.}�. No peraon shell hinder or pr.e•ae.nc i:he ?'ubiic SAfety Director or 6is authorized representative while in L per,`ol-rance o,r l�is duties from entering upon and into any and all buildinga or premiscs :�i.l'hi.n tLc !:;.ty. Sec. 11-3 Nati.onal Electricai Cnde 1978 Eui.ei.on., Appeal a) Within thirty (30) days after Che llirecCor Public Safety hae re- jecYed an application of a permit or otherwise made a rali.a�� aciverse to tlie applican[, the applicant may file a written appeal or request fcr a hearing with the City Clerk stating in detail the reasons why the permit should be granted or the ruling should be granted or the ruling should be reversed cr modified, not- wil ttie �pinion of the Director of Yublic Safety to tl;e contrary. b) On or before the dny next follo�.aing tl�e recci-pe of tlie wri.tten appeal or request, the City Clezk ahall advise the Di.recter of ]?ubli.c Safety and within the came time fix the date and ti.me for a i�cari r�; b; r',Ae C; e�• Council, whicu date must not be more [han d�i.rty �'_0) day:: from tl�e date the appeal or rcquest i.s filed. 71;e City Cleric :;hall „ivc roCice of ssid i�earing to the applicant oy registered mail and to the Direct�nr of 1'uUl.i.c Safety in wtiting. Tt�e City Clcric shall furttier cause a notice of said hearint;, descriUing the place, d[ttc, si�d time thereof, to be posCed on the ��roperLy i.iivnlved and pub- liehed in a netaspaper of general circulatior. ;aitt:�i; tl�e City at lmast fi.ve �5) days pri.or Cliereto. c) At the pl.ace and time-of hearing, the City Council shall examine all data prese:;Ced and consider all presentati.ons by interested parties who desise to Se herird. The City Council shall r�.akc written fi.ndings of the evi- dence as to whettier cY :ip{: thc pe;:n;i� s}�culd be �,ranted or the ruling reversed or modificd. � c) 'r7ie provisions oi tl,is secl'ion. sh.:'..'. not serve to Cerminate ot otherwise aff.rct�. appeals, ru!ings, permits, or adjustments e::isting prior to the adoptior. o.` Chi.s Cede �.ahen so duly authori.zed by Li�c Ci.ty Ccur.cil or the Director of. Pu�1ic Safet:y. i . � L '. • . • . . ' Sec. 17-<'� i�ational i?7ectr;.cn1 Code 1478 Edition, Violati.one and Penalitiea a) I[ s1:a1: l;e �;r;:l..ra;;f.7 f:;r any percon, firm or corporation to erect, conetrtret, enlarge, a1.Ccn„ rc;,s:is, move, improve, re:move, convert or demolish, equip, use, occupy, or mniiit:;�ir. :;�:•y building nr ::trvcture in tlie City, or cause the same. to be donc, cotrtr:iry to or i.ci vi.olation nf any of the proviaions of the National Eleptricail. Code adopted i:y thi: article. , b) When any ��uilding or structure is maintained in violation of eaid Na[ional Electrical Code in violati�n of any notice issued pursuant thereto, the legal repreaentative of tiie City sl�all institute any appropriate action neceseary or inatitute proceedinge in any court of competent juriadiction in order to prevent, reatraia, correct ar abate tl�e violakion. c) Any peraon, firm or corporaci.on violating any of the provieiona of suid National Electrical Code or any order mnde thereunder, or failing to comply with eny deCailed stetgment of specifications or plane submit[ed and approved there- undez, vithin the time fixed shell, severally and for each violations and non- compliance reepectfully, be guilty of a misdeameanor puniehable by a fine of not more than five hundred doliare (5500.00) or by imprisonment for not more than one hundred eighty days (180), or Uy'Uoth such fine 'and imprieonment. The impoaition of n penalty or penalties for any violation or non- compliance ehall no[ excusc said vi.olation or non-compliance nor permit it to continue. Ali persona incurring sucli a penalty or penalties shall be required to correct or remedy such violations of non-compliance within a reasonable ti�re; and, when not o[hecwise spe.cified, each ten daye during which prohibited conditions are mnintained el�all_constit��te a separate offense. The application of a penalty for violation of said Nntion'nl Electrical Code ehell not be held to prevent the enforced removal of. prohibited conditions. , Sec. 11-5 tdational t;lecCrical Code 1978 tidition, Severabili� If any section, ubsecCion, scntence, cl.ause, phrase, or portion of this Ordinance ia for any reason held to be invalid or unconstirutional by the decision of any court of competen[ juriediction, such�decision shall not aff.ect the vaildity of the remaining portions of thie Ordinance, 71ie City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby declams that it woul.d have adopted this Ordinance and each section, aubsection, sentcnce, clause, phruse, or portion tliereof, i.rrespccl of [he fact [hat &ry onG or moxe,sectionc s��Usecr.i.ons, cl.auses� phxases� oc poi= � tions be declared inv�:lid or ueco::sl•iC��tional. - 5ec. 17:-G P;ztioral li. lectrical Code 1976 Edition - All previnue� :�ect.ione of the Lynwoad City Code and all other ordinences . or parts of ordi.�at;ces in conflict herewith, aze hereby repealed. , � I � , � � _ � � Sec !7-'i t?��ti.onal lit,ect Ca1e 1978 5dition, Pu6licuCinn llrnt !he e;ity Cleri< t:hull certif�: co the passage and a�9optir,iz of Lhia rnrciin:incc; s'.�all enrr.r ei,e san�e ir. c'.;e Uo�l: of �+riginal ordinnncr-.s of said CiCy; s!��all. mai<e .i n�i.nl;te nf.� �t�r pa;,t,:i;;e anci nd�pti.or, et i❑ Che recor�:; of tlie pro- � recdin,;:: c�C �i1� t.��.L'y Co�;nci y of a;aid Ci t�; � i.r t��!: n:i.nutes of CLe rreeli.ng ... cahicL � . �hc s:n�:r, i;; ,•ar:c:r,d ::r.d ❑dapCCd; emd .,.-a?1, ��;:i.ti:in fi..fteen �15) days aft:er tiic �assr:re ard �uir,pti.nn L ca+,se Ci,e :;a�re to be nuUlished oncn i;�, che Lymaco:i Prens, :+. nc;�.^ of „eneTra! ci.rr.�:J,ntion:;, pul;lisl;ed an:l circal;iteri ia ::e�i-d Cit��,. and r:'. i:; 'rrcrei�y desi;;r8ted for l'LaC pm'po�;c. "i:.i.:; (ir.ii.n:;r.cr :;1?zl.) Lecor.r effective thirCV �3t1) da}�:: nC.;�r :;econd rcadiny; �r , w!;ichr.�;rr i.s ]:atcr. ApOPTED At:D APPROVh:D G�� '!�!ii__....__,_,_. _day of__ . 1978 iia. or, City of Lynwood � � ATTI:ST: City Clerk, City of Lynvo�d . � � . RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING DEPUTY CITY TREASURERS TO SIGN WARRANTS AND CHECKS. WHEREAS, the City Councll wishes to authorize certain individuals who serve as Deputy City Treas / rs to sign:.the warrants and checks of the City; and,� WHEREAS, the Qity Council is suthorized to do so pursuant to Section 2-10 of the �y/ od City Code. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby does resolve th t Deputy City Treasurer Gerard Goedhart and Deputy City� �asurer Bertha Hubbs hereby are authorized to sign warrants and checks of the City of,Lynwood, said authority to be ffeCtive on'"t`h�'±;�ffective date of . . . / . +`�:. l. . , . . Ordinance No. � ; 6 ADOPTED SIGNED AND APPROVED THIS 6th day of June, 1978'. .. : GEORGE W. HIGGINS � ATTEST: Mayor of the City of Lynwood � �` City Clerk c-----� ---- � � � ` . � J s, - _�,. S � � �` �,:� 3 °F LY"w �'� CITY Of LYNiN00 D �� _ �° (� a � 11330 eULL15 ROAP �. (1 � 5µ �� , LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 9046R , � . � tIF04'� ' �213) 537•0800 - . � � � � � ) June 6, 1978 • �,. ,� IIONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: AMENDING THE APPLICATION FOA STATE BLOCK GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERTI-Z'BERG URBAN OPEN-SPACE AND RECREATION PROGRAM . Gentlemen: The California State Deparbment of Recreation and Parks has recently informed us that all funds allocated to the,'City under the Urban Open-Space and Recreation Program for fiscal years 1976-7�' and 1977-78 must be encumbered by June 30; 1978. Otherwise, such funds will revert back to the State. On May 16 1978 the City. Council approved the filing of an"applicat'ion to retrofit the Natatorium for solar heat. This was in the amount of $37,500 including a$12,500 City matching share. This leaves an unencumbered balance of �23,301, which sHould be committed to a specific project, and must be used on a 75%-25% matching basis. Mr. Pon Snavely, Director.of Recreation and Parks, has determined that there are three high priority options - for funding under this Program.. The options,are as follows: 1. Softball field lighting at John.Ham Park.' Esti-- mated project cost is $31 of which $23,301 would be requested in State funds, and $7,767 would be the City's matching share. An additional $8;000 has already beerr al- lpcated to this project from the 1974 State Park Bond Act. 2. Construction of new public restrooms in the City Park. Approximate size would be 750 sq. ft., with an es- timated construction cost of $40/sq. ft. Estimated project cost would be �31,068, oP which $23,301 would be requested in State funds and $7,767 would be.the City's matching share. �/ ` � � ,.�.��..�..... _.._._ _ . __ __ _-- i ,� .� - . • , HONORABLE MAYOR AND'CITY COUNCIL PAGE 2 June 6, 1978 3• Installation,of new picnic shelters in the City , Park and }Iam Park. Estimated project cost would be $18,000 � . of which $13,500 would be requested from the State; and ' � $4,500 would be the City's matching share. This would leave an unexpended balance of $9,801. It should be noted that the City's matching share can be in � the form of in-kind donations, volunteer labor, etc. RECOMMENDATION: � City Council approve one of.the options described above, • and adopt a resolution entitled: ; "A'RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF � LYNWOOD APPROVING THE APPLICATION FOR'GRAN`P FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERT-Z'BERG URBAN OPEN-SPACE AND REC- REATION PROGRAM." ' 1 ; . ; � %� i / � . .. \ __.. . . .., . ,�'/�.?: C�� . . Irwin Seliger � � Grants.Coordinator �f I � � � � I i i t _..-. ,,. , � • l � ;�°,�� CITY OF LYNWOOD �� ; ��i,�'� '�-.:' 11330 BULLIS ROAD � �"p�`{� p LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90I62 � � '� I 9 � � �° � � ��.� . 1413� 537-0800 . . .. � �.,�, , � i : ` � ' l I ' Sune 6, 1978 I , 1 � ; HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL � SUBJECT: AMENDING THE APPLICATING FOR STATE BLOCK I � � � GR(�NT FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERTI-Z'AERG IIRBAN � OPEN-SPACE AND RECREATION PROGRAi�f i i , . Gentlemen: - . � � . � -, The California State Department of Recreation and'Parks has recently � ' � informed us that all funds allocated to the City under the Urban Open- , Space and Recreation Program for fiscal years 1976-77 arid 1977-78 ,� must Ue encumbered by June 30, 1978. Otherw.ise, such funds wil.l � revert back to the State. On May 16, 1978, the City Council approved �� the filing of an application to retrofit the Natatorium for , solar heat. This was in the amount of $37,500 including a$12,500 , City matching share. This leaves an unencumbered balance of � ,� $23,301, which should be committed to a specific project, and must be used on a 75%-25% matching basis. , Mr. Don Snavely, Director of Recreation and Parks�, has determined. — � that the neict highest priority project for funding�under this Program � �"/� � -� is the installation of lights at Ham Park. This will require amending �J1�/� � our current application with the State to include this project at a Y `� cost of $29,126, of which $23,301 will be requested in State funds, � , and $5,825 will be the City's matching.share. An additional $8,000 has already been allocated'to this�project from the 1974 State ' i Park Bond Act. � RECOMMENDATION: � City Council adopt a resolution entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF 7'Hr ; CI'Cl' COUNCiL OF THL CI'LY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING '.L'H1: APPL:LCATION FOR �i �GRAN'C FUNDS UNDER THE ROBERT-7'BIiRG�UR33AN OPEN-SPACE ANU ' _ . RGCREA'P7:ON PROGRMf." ' � � � (� . � � , ��' `"�� . . . . Irwin Seligei �� Grants Coordinator � � . ^ - i I� ; ` I .--� - -- -� _. - - i � . . . . . ' • � . . � . RESOLUTION N0. 78-53 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING AN,AMENDMENT OF THE BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS UNDER THE URBAN OPEN-SPACE AND RECREATION PROGRAM. WHEREAS, the legislature of the State of California has enacted the Urban Open-Space and Recreation Program, which provides funds to certain,political subdivisions of the State of California for aoquiring lands and for develop- ing facilities within urban areas to meet urban recreation needs; and WHEREAS, the State Department of Parks and Recreation has been delegated.the responsibility for the administration of the program, setting up necessary procedures governing application by local agencies under the program; and WHEREAS, said procedures established by the State Department of Parks and Recreation require the applicant to certify by resolution the approval of applications prior to submission of said applications to the state; and WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood has previously approved the application for such funds through Resolution No. 78-48;.. and WHEREAS, the pro�ect(s) applied Por under this program must be of a high priority and satisfy,the most urgent park and recreation needs with emphasis on unmet needs in the most heavily populated areas; NOW, THEREFORE, BE ZT RESOLVED that the City Council hereby: i � Approves bhe amendment of the previously approved application for Block Grant funding under the Urban Open- � Space and Recreation Program. �S/ GEORGE W HIGGInS_ GEORGE W. HIGGINS ATTEST: •. Mayor of the City of Lynwood /S/ Laurene Coffev , I City Clerk _ 1 - . I i I . ! i � , I i i � j � 1 .:J..� • . STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ss,. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, City-Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the City Council of said city at a' " regular meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said city on the (�}h day of Ti,na' ` , 197 tt . and passed by the following vote: � AYES:� COUNCILMEN � n i�nT�� o„�c�n?r, AR(�T]f]as` D n,.(LT.i� . T7T/�/!.TTTC NOES: COUNCILMEN "^�nr - - ABSENT: COUNCILMEN ' i,�n+;rF' ' � /S/ Laurene Coffev City Clerk, City of Lynwood STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ss.. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk.of the City of Lynwood, and clerk of the City Council of said city,. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full;- true and correct copy of.Resolution No. 78:-54 on file in my offi'ce and � that said resolution was adopted on the date and.by the vote therein s.tated. � Dated this ��, day of 3iine' `, 1978. �G..uin9;n9.�' ��J+✓--.t' Cit'y Clerk; Cit o Lynwood . � �� ,�C'----�--� , � CITY OF LYWWOOD 11J � Elt I i OR f�j:] llA June �, 1978 TO: CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS FRUI'It COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMISSION SUI3JECT "WALK FOR LITTER" - June 1� 1978 The Beautification Committee met recentl,y and would. respectfully request that a"WALK FOR LITTER" be held on June 17, 1978. You may recall the first was held several weeks ago. Also, the Commission would like to see more code anforcement being done in the City of L,ynwood on the iaeekend, and woultl recommend that the Code Enforcement Officers have a day off in lieu of a Saturday or Sunday work.day. � ��,�'��.�.-.-� ' � '. � � • ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT CITY OF LYNWOOD JUNE 6, i978 Number 11 Volume 3 ATTACHMENTS: l. COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER - PROPOSITION 13 2. CALENDAR - MONTH OF JUNE, 1978 3• MUNICIPAL FINANCING LETTER 4. INDEPENDENT CITIES NEWSLETTER 5• DONATION - WESTERN GEAR 6. "INSIDE CITY HALL - EMPLOYEE'S NEWSLETTER A. NEW PLANTS In April, Louis Ross, a commercial property owner in Lynwood, approached the City with a proposal to move three commercial build- ings to his property on Long Beach Boulevard to be developed into a mini-shopping center. The three buildings, however, just hap- pened to be in the I-105 Freeway Corridor 'which meant that the plaintiffs in the case must be contacted for approval to move the buildings. The Center for Law in the Public Interest toured the buildings but denied the application since the buildings would be recyclable if the freeway project fell through. In May, Grant Freizeres of Summit Investments, Riverside, approached the City with a proposal to £ace o£f the Century-Bullis shopping,center on Century Boulevard, enclose the existing struc- t w°es and add a new section to create an indoor mall. The addition. would turn the center into a"T" shaped building configuration with adjacent parking off both Ernestine and Bullis Road. B. BUILDING D�PARTMENT NEWS Uniflex Corporation at 2605 Industry Way has completed their set-up and are in production. _.., ,..r. � � � The Drawercraft Company at 2549 Industry Way, because they ' are consolidating two separate operations here and not wanting • to lose production time, have to date moved into one operation and are about 50� in production. The Pioneer Chicken, Baskin Robbins and launderette complex is about 90� complete and should open in about 30 to 45 days. ' The Jorgensen.Steel Company has completed the removal of seven structures on 108th Street and are now constructing the block wall prior to starting the paving'of their new parking facility. The owner of the block on Long Beach Boulevard between Lyn- wood Road and Louise Street has been issued permits to rehabilitate the existing vacant buildings and is consulting with us on plans to develop the remaining land to shops and office space. Jimmie Williams Realty at 12001 Long Beach Boulevard has pur- chased the former Herb Holmes realty offices at 1 Long .. Beach and will soon 'open a new franchise realty office there. He is also negotia.ting to purchase the remaining properties on the block and has plans to develop a shopping complex there. In the residential area, permits have been issued for two new residences on Thorson, two new residenoes on Virginia and one on Elmwood. The two relocations.at 11051 Duncan and 11048 Louise are nearing completion. We have,also in the pas,t month issued 156 permits for resi- dential add3tions including the related electrical and plumbing permits. C. FLOOD CONTROL The Los Angeles County Flood Control District is present_ly conducting a flood insurance study to determine the flood prone areas in the City of Lynwood that would qualify for the Federal Flciod Insurance Program. The results of the study will be avail- able in about a month. D. PLAQUES Former Personnel Commissioners Henry Glave and Kenneth MeJimsey will be present in the regular scheduled meeting of the Personnel Commission, Thursday June 8, and we will present plaques of appreciation for their services. � • , E. STATUS OF JONES LUMBER.ANNEXATION Public Works and Planning met with Los Angeles City Water District to outline the needs of the City,concerning water ser- vices to Jones Lumber. Los Angeles Water will also give us severance estimates and cost of water rights. Public Works will then add to that figure the cost of installing water lines in the area. We must then adopt a resolution of intention to annex, pre-zone the property and apply to LAFCO. This is also a lengthy process.which takes eight to ten months to complete. The resolu- tion of intent has been prepared pending the outcome of the water situation. � F. POPULATION ESTIMATES We,have.received the following information from the State Department of Finance: . POPULATION OF LYNWOOD Household 39,506 Mobile Homes 92 Group Quarters 997 ' Total 40,595 HOUSING UNITS Single 10,041 2 to 4 . 1,821 5 or more 3,112 Mobile Homes 66 Total P oCCUPZED 13,629 . % vACANT 9•38 POPULATION PER HOUS&HOLD 2.899 G. ANTI-RECESSION F UNDS The Administration proposes to extend the Anti-Recession Program for two years and involve changing the eli�ibility re-� quirements for local government. To become eligible, it must . have unemployment rate in excess of 42% or exhibit slower growth rate'-- two of the following categories --unemployment per capita, � income and population. } . � . ,. . .,. � � . . . . . � . � H. SHELTERS � American Shelters; Inc., has approached us to install bus shelters free of charge. They also are inaintained free of charge and ,judging from their models, are very attractive. .The following , points are made about the shelters: 1. The shelters are constructed of aluminum and 3/8"' thick safety-tempered glass. The supporting poles of the.roof are of polished steel and are placed in � • a concrete foundation to afford amximum strength and durability: The dimensions of the unit are 17 feet. in length and 4.8 feet in depth.. The shelter can. accommodate up to 26 people, and for added conven- ience a bench is installed in each unit. 2.�, The.shelter has :two.built-in panels for display of advertisereent on one side of the unit. The advertise-- ment showcase is encased in glass and is back-lit by four florescent lights. This lighting system, along with a.lighting fixture on the underside of the roof, provides sufficient illumination for the entire inside of the shelter, making it a safe, well-1it facility. 3• Local residents are employed for all construction, in- stallation and-maintenance work for all our units. pmerican Shelter Company is interested in making our, • bus shelter program an integral part of the community. 4. A commission of ten percent (10%) of the gross sale of the advertising revenue will be given to the City. � 5• We insure each shel'ter for a liability sum of one million - dollars in the event of any accident occurs inside'the unit, and the City is,protected by a bond. 6. The shelters will be utilized only for tasteful advertis- ing material, and the City will.have the power to veto those advertisements which it feels are not in the public _ interest. I. LEGISLATION OF INTEREST Labor Re1at'ioris. Agency Sh'o'p Neg'otiab7e. AB 2744 was ap- proved by the Senate Committee on Governmental Organization and � awa9_ts final passage on tYie.floor of the Senate. Because of the opposition of the League and County Supervisors Association the author and proponents now are willing to discuss the possibility , .. . • . _ , . -. • . . � . � . ` of amending the bill to exclude supervisory, confidential and management employees.from'all provisions of the Meyer.s-Milias- Browri Act. The League remains in opposition to the bill but is also diseussing the possibility of these and other amendments to M-M-B which have long been sought in order to allow cities to develop an effective management team. There.is every indica- tion, because of its permissive nature, that the Senate will approve the bill and it will be signed by the' Governor. Publication of Ordinarices. AB 3793 - existing law requires cities to either publish in a newspaper or post ordinances within � 15 days after their passage. AB 3793,,an urgency measure, would authorize cities to establish an alternate procedure which would allow a summary of the. ordinance prepared by the city attorney to be published or posted. The summary would also have to notify the public that the full text of the ordinance is available for public i in at least two Specified public places within the city and that a copy may,be_obtained from the city clerk. This procedure will enable cities to reduce the costs of publica- tion and will also more adequately inform the public of the substance of new or amended ordinances. � Urban 'Service AreaS. ConfTict ReSolution. SB 2042 - a bill to implement the Governor's Urban Strategy, was substantially , amended and then passed by the.Seriate Committee on Loca1 Govern- ment with the support of the League. The bill mandates each city and county in the metropolitan areas of Sacramento, San Francisco Bay, Los Angeles and.San Diego to establish ard annually revise , an urban service area which indicates where urban services will be prouided during the next,.£ive years. J. ITEMS OF'INTEREST � ' Item No. 6 is.a newsletter being initiated after the last Council Meeting to keep our employees better informed, and a . practice which we will continue. , According to the clerk's office, we have been advanaed $23,100 out of the $30,874 disaster aid funds. Southeast Animal Control has invited all members of the Council to tour the facility at their convenience. We also note new animal regulation which on Tuesday, May 30, was held for judicial review. Provides for an optional of licensing of cats -- something we may wish to o£fer our citizens. , R. SPrCIAL REQUE WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY R�QUEST A MEETING WITH THE CITY COUNCIL AT 5:00 P.M., TUESDAY, JUNE 13, TO EXPLAIN VARIOOS GONCEPTS IN SUB- MITTING OUR FISCAL 78/79 BUDGET TO YOU TAKING INTO ACCOUNT WHAT CONDITIONAL LIMITATIONS MAY BE PLACED ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT. e��peetfu� s�� (/ Edward alliere .�� _ .. . _. . . .. I . ' � �.r . � • wOS . .'! re. .. . e - . . . , .:,� .....• r. , F CHIL1�� IINIST�IL��TiVE Or'�'ICER COUNTY OF LOS ANC3LLFS � ��o��ob�, ]19 HALL OF ApMINISTRATiON / LOS ANGELES: CAUFOFYIA 90012 yo S� � � ' 9�4-IIOi � • . . rv � �'��' . . . ' ' !`�:� . � , in 1 _ . . �• � •� . May 16, 1978 � �.- HAPRY L. HUFfORD � MEMBERS OF TME BOA�O . CHIEF A�MINISTRATNE OFFIGER . � � PETER E SCMABAi�iM To: All Ma ors and Cit Council Members. , cMA�pMAN Y Y KENNETH HAHh • � EOMUNO �. EDEl�14N From: HaYry L. Hufford� CAO .a1�� 'ea Subject: NOTICE OF POSSIBLE IMPACT OF PROPOSITION 13 ON COUNTY-CITY SERVICE AGREEMENTS •. The Board of Supervisors has instructed me to brirg to y�u� attention their concern about problems that will arise in the contract services program should Proposition 13 be approved by . the voters. In that event, the.County's capability of providing these•services may be severely curtailed. (Board Order attached.) Proposition 13 will reduce County local.tax revenues by $895 million or 71 percent, requiring the eiimination'of many non-mandated functions; substantial curtailment of over 58 percent in mandatory functions such as police, fire, and healEh; and the layoff of over 34;000 employees. Should Proposition 13 pass and the above curtailments in County programs take place, including curtailmen_t of overhead cost to the extent possible, the proportionate share of remaining overhead costs attributable to the contract programs will almost inevitably increase. The County will then have no alternative but to adjust � contract rates to achieve full cost recovery to the extent authorized by law and may have to require payment for services concurrent with their delivery. You should also be placed"on notice that the Board of Supervisors might well call for the termination of part or a11 contract services now provided by the County, in which case.cities would"have to make arrangements to provide the services themselves. County DeparEment Heads are currently preparing contingency plans to'adjust current program and service levels and staffing require- ments to meet the drastically reduced operating funds that will be available if Proposition 13 passes. Mandated programs, of cburse, will be given first priority. This "notice" is being sent at this time to alert your city to the possible consequences of Proposition 13 on the contract program. .The Board of Supervisors is anxious to minimize any serious disruption in contract services currently.provided to your city that may result from passage of Proposition 13. Before and if any final action is to be takeri, you will be given adequate notice. HLH: ' cc: A11 City htanagers and Administrator-s , ,., , _ _ _ .'�. .. 'r,� . � � . � OF ��S q ,ti , � "' MINUTES OF 7HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS o�� F{ I�+'� COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CAUFORNIA � �� `�1��: I' James S. Mize, Executive Officer- � T �"``,::' � __'. � ��, -�i�� Clerk of the Board of Supervisors �{ �, I,�� i� �.' 383 Hall of Administration � � 1 ,,,�'�� , • Los Angeles, California 90012 CALIFORN\P � . . . . . . . 114 On motion of Supervisor Edelman, seconded by Super- . visor Hahn, unanimously carried (Supervisor Schabarum being absent), the ensuing contingency plans were made to prevent a disruption of services, should Proposition 13 ' pass at the June 6,.1978 election: The Purchasing I�gent was instructed to notify all vendors of the County's intention to terminate contracts and leases as soon as is allowed by the cancellation clauses. � The Chief Administrati.ve OffS:cer was instructed, .'. with the assistance.of all affected Departnent .' Heads, to inform e.ach contract ci.ty of possible _ curtail.ments in the 1eve1 of service. '. The Chief Admi7i.ist'rative Officer �vas also instructed to seccire immediat fr.om each Department Fiead,. financing and siafiing plans, including Tayoff and reduction lists; and to instruct the Department Heads to post these lists as soon as possible. Each Department Head o�as instructed to notify grouos • holding contracts with the County, such as music, - drug, alcohol, et cetera, that these contracts mi11 be terminated as soon as the contract language permits. � I . `� ' � CITY OF LYW4JOOD 1_I�.iEL�1Z IIEI10RAIJD�i1 llATE: JuNE �, z9�a , �0� � ALL DEPARTMENTS FIZUII: EDWARD J. VALLIERE, CITY MANAGER SUBJECT CALENDAR - MONTH OF JUNE, 1978 JUNE 6 STATE FLECTION • 6 7:00 p.m. CITY COUNCIL 6 12:00 noon LYNWOOD SERVICES CORPORATION 7 �:00 p.m. , HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 8 5:00 p.m. PERSONNEL COMMISSION 13 7:30 p.m. PLANNING COMMISSION 20 7:00 p.m. CITY COi7NCIL 21 '7:30 p.m. � COMMUNITX APPAIRS COMMISSION ' 22 7:30 p.m. TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMISSION 27 7:30 p.m. RECREATION COMMISSION • . • . . 'MAY 1978 " f .� � , w., ' ,, . . . - . ` t < 4�� . �N`EVVSLETTER : ,; . � , , INDEPENDENT CITIES OF .LOS ANGELES COUNTY . _ . , � �, � . , , '. �� 630 W. Duerte Road, Arcadia, Calif. 91006 •��(213) 447�3655 ' � . .. , . , � .. . �;. . . , COUNTY:CHARTER AMENDMENT "A" SUPPORTED: �. �' `Prevailing Wage-Clause Results in � - THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE . Unjustified High Salaries and Benefits - . � - ! . The am¢ndment to the Los Angeles County Charter that will � � In this.issue of the NEWSLETTER," appear. on the balbt at the June 6 election hasbeen endorsed� •' activities are reported that attest to� by the ICLAC Executive Committee and an aggressive cam- �`� `,� the expanded cohesiveness and Paign has been undertaken to obtain its approval by the voters. ��?� community of purpose that are ApprovaPof the Amendmentwill remove the present manda- . : t increasingly_ being shared by the tory requ�rement that County employees be paid.not less than ��'iix° `� � member cities of our organization. A the prevailing salary or wage paid for similar work in the private ' number of other matters are �under sector. The clause has been,in the County Charter si�ce 1913 ":i� :e' consideration and will be reported in and is no longer needed because County employees..now have .� '? future issues and by direct communi- the guaranteed right to bargain collectively for wages �and '�� ` cations as they develop. ICLAC is benefita � � . � . . . .. � ; . - doing many things and �has many things yet to do! �In its consideration of this matter, the Executive Committee �. Special importance is'directed to the urgent need for full found so many arguments in favor of the Charter Amendment � � support of ou� member cities of�County Charter Amendment that it readily;joined with numerous other organizations in - "A" aliout which the article appearing on this page�is concern- supporting its adoption by�the:yoters. The,principal argument � ed. ICLAC played a prominent role in.getting this measure on is that thepresent Charter provision serves�as a 6ase to which � � the June 6 ballot and has long been pledged to support its ' higher salaries and (ringe benefits negotiated by anions are �, . passage. The presence of an opportunity to effect a change in added which results in the County paying many employees fhe method of setting the salaries of County empioyees provid- higher salaries and more generous benefits th$n those paidby ing for more reasonable and�equitable salary and benefit levels' � cities and private industries of the County. { . is one� that has not heretofore occurred�. We need to take ad- Great reliance'can be placed in the findings and�conclusions . vantage of this rare opportunity with aggressive action! �. of the. Los Angeles County Economy and�Efficiency�Commis-'. With tfie strong voter sentiment for reduced taxes currently , sion composed� o( responsible and representative citizens of � prevailing, the removal of the prevailing wage clause from the - the County. In a recent report, the Commission referred to a County Charter can�beaccomplished. In fact, it is a necessity � survey that found the aveFage pay of 6,700 County employees inasmuch as �some 80%,oE the County's expenditures are for � in 31 ° benchmark" positions exceeding� rates in the private employees. Unless'control over further increases in:salaries . sector by 16.1%.which translated into $10.6.million. When . and� benefits is made possible, the County and all of its cities applied to the remaining 69,OOO�other positions in the County, wilY experience even more serious problems io-coping with tax the total amount would 6e much greater. . . reductions that are inevitably forthcoming. We can demon- - �T�e Commission concluded: `9t is clear that the legal re-.� strafe ICLAC's full eHectiveness at the June 6�election.� . � quirement that Counry pay at least wages prevailing in the . , .. . � � � private sector, with no restriction on its paying more, has � � _ � . . , � _ . . � . .. resulted in many cases in which the County pays above the BLAKE P.�SANBORN, PRESIDENT, Prevailing rate.°. .' ' , • � , . , . . . � . ICLAC President $lake Sanborn has sent a communication' - � .�- �- �. . , to the Councils of. all of the County's 80 cities urging,them to .._. _. �- adopt a resolution favoring County Charter Amendment "A � � . ' . . � � � . • . � and to undertake all possible actions to encourage approval by � ' � � IN THIS NEWSLEiTER �� the Jotecs. He'also advised them that even though the argu-� , � . ments overwhelmingly�favor its approval, the Amendment"will., . .1, - ... . -� _ be adopted'onlyif aggressive efforts are made to gain its sup- , THE�PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ' � � � • �� ' • �Port..Strong�opposition by union organizations composed of- � COl1NTY CHARTER AMENDMENT °A° SUPPORTED County employees is anticipated. ' - ICLAC MEMBERSHIP ACTIONS. 9, fURTHER IMPLICATIONS OF THE JARVIS-GANN VOTE FOR COUNTY CHARTER AMENDMENT "A" , INIIIATIVE� � � � � � IntheeventProposition33isapprovedaEtheJune6election,, . INSURANCEFORINDEPENDENTCfCIES the need for more control over the salaries and benefits,-of . .18th ANNUAL SEMINAR � � ' ` � ' �. � ' -' local govemmen4 employees will be of evengreaterimportance. � � [CLACSBASICOBJECTIVES� � � _ ,- ' Tlie;large reductibns in tax revenuesxesulting`fiomilie ap- !� � � 6XECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COMMENTS. � -, . proval o( P,roposition� 13 must necessarily af(ect salaries and : � . " � � ; '- � , � benefitsalongwith�thereductionsinservicesthatwilline'vitably � .., �„ � ' � . .. .� � .:,., , , result. �� .s �v�i '� . , , t .. ., .,.. . . .W , _.. , . .... . ..... .. . _......,..... . ... ....._.____.� � . � . � � � ��/ p� Power Transmission � � � � ' i ;; j ; �1'��Y�� Division GEAR CORPOqAT10,Nj %'��Ei1iTIIv1PEHIA�IiIGFIWAV. . ' � � � , �LYNWOOD.CALIFORNIA90262 . .. � � TeleOhone (219) 638-7821 ' . . . . May 17, 1978 Mr. Harold Mattoon, Vice President LYNWOOD,BASEBALL LEA6UE Recreation and Parks Department 3798 Century Boulevard Lym�aood, California 90252 Dear Mr. Mattoon: Further to your letter of April 25th and our recent telephone conver- sation, I am pleased to enc)ose a check from Western Gear Ccrporation for $332.25 as our help in providing uniforms.for the Pee Wee League Orioles team. ' Western Gear is pleased to support the activities of the City of Lynwood Recreation and Parks Depantment and we hope that you have a winning team on your hands. Si erely, /� , S �g Rog f D. Sormier, Manager In strial Relations RDS/m Check fnclosed cc: C. Bannan . _D. Shlemmer , . � • �. • '.. og LY ��„� . � . CITY Ok' LYNWOOD F a o r'�'i, . . °�, o �°,'�<: � d F '� , ^o � '� �� r.; INS IDE C-ITY NALL ; ' MANAGEMENT REPORT TO EMPLOYEES � - - CITY.COUNCIL REVIEW - May 16, .1.97�8 . " ; , PUBLIC HEARINGSi . . E _ � � � 1. Declared.the following properties Public Nu�isances and ordered abatement of conditions within 30 days: t l • 2958 Oakwood Avenue 33Ug Seminole Avenue' 11808 Esther Street 118U1 Wilson Avenue . , 5407 Pelleur 2. Held over Public Nuisance on 1174'] State Street until June 6. 3. Authorized the submission of a grant application under the Urban Distressed Action Grant Program to the Department of Housing and " Urban Development. The proposal, named Project.TIRE (Tires Into Reclaimed Energy), would allow the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency to acquire .the Desser Tire property. A private company would establish a carbonization plant clearing the land of the 60,000 tons of tires and turning them into ener�yproducts such as oil, high BTU gas, and carbon black. In addition, the cleared land � would allow for further industrial development in Lynwood. AWARD OF BID l. Award bid to Thayre E1'ectric Service for the Lynwood City Park ' Security Lighting Project. MANAGEMENB STUDIES l. Authorized the application for grant fiznd under the Roberti- Z'berg Urban Open-Space and Recreation Program. Funds would be used to retrofit the Natatorium (swimming pool) for solar water heating. 2. Authorized the advertising of bids for the trailer which formerly housed the Building and Planning Depar.tments. 3. Approved and authorized the execution of contract with Coopera- , tive Personnel. 4. Appointed Councilman Byork and Ray Pang, �lssociate Civil Engineer, to the Caltrans Aesthetic Advisory Board. They will advise on the landscaping for the Imperial Highway Offramp at the Long Beach Freeway. 5. Authorized the advertising of bids for the Bicycle Pacility Structure at Lynwood City Park and sidewalk at Lynwood High School. - COUNCIL AGENDA ' 1. Appointed Richard McNiel to the Community Affairs.Commission. 2. Appointed Sal Ledesma and Archie Legg to the Personnel Commission. � COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY - 7�30 p,m. - June 6, 1978• � . . �R� 7S �'� �, `• .. � �' � , ; RESOLUTION N0. LRA -'7g-14 � i, A RESOLUTION OF TIIE REDEVI;LOPMENT AGENCY OF T[IT CITY OI+ LYNWO011,'CALIFORNIA ALLOWING.AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR. , The Redevelopment Agency of.the City of Lynwood does hereb,y resolve as.follows: Section 1. That the demands presented, having been re- gularly audited; are hereby allowed and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the Agency Treasurer therefore in accordancA with and to the payees'named and the funds indicated.in the several demands hereby approved. Issued and to Whom At-Lyn Office Supply - Heavy Plastic Covers $ 12.88 ' City of - Closing Bill - 3225 Sanborn ' 17.20 Coimcilmen ' J. D. Byork 225.00 � Eugene R. Green 225.00 George W. Higgins 225.00 E.. L. Morris 225.00 James E. Rowe ' 225.00 Sarah Flores - Refimd on Rent - vacated early 23.44 Conception Gonzales - Replacement Housing 15,000,00 Moving Allowance 500.00 Freeman Travel Service, Inc. Air Fare - I. Seliger 56.20 , COGCO - San FY•ancisco i ' Kirt Land Clearing - Demolition - Apricot & Sanborn 2,370.00 Lance, Soll & Lun�ard - Posting records, conferences, etc. 1,000.00 Gary & Gloria Martin - Replacement Housing 4,000.00 Security Lar�d & Right of Way Services, Inc. 2,102.57 Acquisition Costs - May 1978 . Consultation Services. ' Irwin Seliger - San Francisco Trip'- COGCO 55•53 To Void Ck. #138 dated 5/18/�8_- issued for replacement housing escrow which fell through - Gary Martin, Gloria Martin & Tarbell Co. - replaced by above (2,000.00) _ ' $ `24.,262.82 Section 2 . That the Agency Secretary shall certify to the ' adoption o£ this Resolution and shall deliver a certified copy thereof to the Agency Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in =� his records. APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 6th day of_ June, 1978. ; `# _ ' _/S/ GEORGE W. HIGGINS' .-- Chairman, Redevelopment Agency � , ATTEST: /S/ Laurene'Coffey" � Laurene Co e,y, . ecre ar,y 1 ri � • • � STATE OF. CALIFORNIA ) ) ss.. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) - ' i I, the undersigned, Secretary of the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing reaolution was duly adopted bg the.said Agency at a regular meeting thereof he3d in the City Hall of the City of Lynwood on the [ ti .day of June_ 197 8, and passed by the following vote; � � AYES Agency Members RYORK��GRF.EN��MORRSSy'ROWE. HIGGINS. NOES: Agency Members NONE. " '' ' ' ABSENT: Agency Members NONE. " � ' � � � . .. ��{ � nrana C`.nffa�i . . . . . . Secretary Lynwood Redevelopment.Agency' 3TATE OF CALIFORNIA )' ) ss.. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I; the undersigned, Secretary of the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of. Resolution:NO. LRA 7R_i4 on fi3e in my office and that ' said Reaolution was adopted on the date and by the vote.therein "stated: � , Dated this 7th day of Jurie , 197,8. -� - - 4 : • Se retary ' Lynwood ReBevelopment Age y . � �, - � — . — .� � . � • � . ,� ''''',�;;`�.� � • ;�.� �� a�.r�-� �.�. . I � � , M ' 1 j, \ \ . . I �� '-� f/lVTER,NAT/ONALE . � �_ . a . �.-. C=: �� `�.�1��' ��I�� =� � MAY 25, '1978. � � C'j c CITY OF LYNWOOD ✓ �/y l ��i�'� . � CITY HALL �/j� LYNWOOD, CA. 90262 /L I Ii9J ATTENTION: REDEVELOPMENT AGEIJCY OF �C�. y4 ��r J, B GENTLEMEN: � I, HARRY C. BALL REQUEST THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY TO ISSUE . A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR THE ERECTION OF A TWO STORY ' METAL WAREHOUSE BUII.DING AT 11223 PEACH ST. 1N THE PRESENT CB-1 ZOtJE.' INCREASED BUSINESS HAS MADE IT IMPERATIVE THAT WE HAVE AD- DITIONA� WAREHOUSE SPACE AT OUR MAIN LOCATION. AT THE PRE-- SENT TIME WE ARE LEASING OUTSIDE WAREHOUSING, HOWEVER IT IS NOT INDUSIVE TO GOOD MANAGEMENT. THE BUILDING W1l.L BE EREC7ED IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT MAY BE DISMANTLED AND RELOCATED IN THE FUTURE. THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE FOR ALL COURTESY EXTENDED INABLING SURE-GRIP TO FUNCTION MORE EFFECTIVELY. AWAITING YOUR AP- PROVAL REGARDING THE ABOVE. I REMAIN, ' . YOURS TRULY, SURE-GRIP..INTERNATIO�L . ��'�_�'- � ��-. HARRY C. BALL PRESIDENT HCB:VW P.Q Box i2F. 17223 Pgqr,h .Sire�t, LvnwOnd: CaliMmia 9(1�fi2 • l71 �! F�9-9oF3. R.46-Sp.?? . � .. , - � _.. � , ; : , ' � '- , , � �� „ , � °� �co;i��rorv� �; . , ,, t J ` � /� 205 SOUTH WfLIOWBROOK AVENUE, COMPTON, CALIFORNIA 90220 • ,� , e (213) 537-5000 ' � E �-n.9. 0��( E; �f6,�t0YlG'��sF�W � � . CHAFLES.DAVIS� CMC . . � . . � 'City Clerk - i EzL 200 PSay 31., 1978 CITy �F�� 1..� City"Manager � . JU^y � . 1 � - . � .City of Lynwood � � �� 2 � ' 11330 Rullis Road , ' S � 8 � ��. Lynwood, California 90262 � � . � C . � . , Honorable Sir: O �� C � ` �� ACCached pl.ease fi.nd a cop�� of Reso].ution /111�,494, whicl� was .passed ; b}� the City Council�. of the City of CompCOn at a regular. meeti_ng held on � . .'Puesday, May 2,3, 1978. Sai.d resolut.i.on is urging the Governor of the� � StaCe of Cali_fornia and the Ca7.ifornia State Department of Transporta4i.on� � � to e�pedi_te the reinoval of vacant homes from the ri.ght of �,ay of.�the I-].OS � Fre.e��aa}�, and tlie constructi.on of Che Pr�eeway, and urgi.ng the Federal De- � partment of Tra�nsporCaCion to immedi.ately approve the Envi_ronmental Sm- � - pact statement�for this Freecaay. . � . � Very truly yoars, - � � � ��z � ...` � Charlcs Davi.s, C.M.C. . � . � - � . � � City Clerk/,C.i.ty of Comp[oit , ��e� _�-�---' sY��__�- �` � c,.��—�,�; . <___,_ _..� . . . . . Df•.Y� .'� �.\�---�— . . CD/CC/sta � . . . . . . ' AtCacliment� � � � � ' . , . . . _, a � ,— �, � � � � ' � • �RESCl,UT.1.0A� NO. ] ]_ � � -- — A P.ESOLU'.CSOi� CF' `>�}]R CITY COUNCIL OF '"HE CITY OF C:?^1PTOD? URGIP]G THE GOVI�P.NOR OP 'PI11? 1 S'PATr OF CAL.TFCRNIA AND 'I'HE CALIFORNIA STA7'E . DEPA}2TMENT CF TRR.NSPOP,TATION TO EXPEDITE THF � 2 RF.PIOVAL OF �:T�C?�NT HOMES FROM THE RIGHT OF FdAY . � OF THE I-105 FREEWAY; AND THE CONSTRUCTIOD? OF 3 TIIE FP.F,E[?AY, AND llFGING THE FF,DES27aL DEPARTPIED]T OF TRANSPORTA'TION TO IM�9LDIATELY APPROVE THE . 4 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEn,rNT FOB THIS FP.EEYdAY. ° 5 ?��HPREAS, the construction of tl�e I-105 Fr.eeway has been i.ntermi.nably de].ayed since 1972, pending the completion of the 6 Environmental Impact Staternent; and 7 ;4H�REAS, this delay has caused s�rious bl.ight and deterioration in the Freeway Corr.idor; economic hardships uuon 8 property owner.s adjacent to the Corr�,dor, because of the many boa7-ded-up dcaellings which ]�ave attracted vandals, ai�soni.sts, 9 cri:minals,, and other undesirable elements into this ar�a; and cost CALTRAtdS and the'corridor ci.ties millions of dollars for 10 maintenance, surveillance apo loss of taxes; and �11 [^1HLREAS, the 7-105 Fi-eeway is a very vital li_nk i_n the transpoi=tation system Lor the Soutlier.n Ce.litorni.a.ar.ea, whi.ch 12 �aould provide for a direct link from the easte�. part o£ Tos Angeles County to the Los Angeles Airport industrial and 13 connn�rc.ial complex; and � la '� � SdHEREAS,� the �constr.uction of thi_s Fr.ceway wii.h tP�e m.edian • transit �,�ay ca�u].d greatly_a].l.eviate t:he massive traf.fi_c conaesti.on 15 on tlie F_.ast-i�lest arter.ial hi.ghways i.n the soUt:hern pcirti-on of j Los Anyeles County, and along with this provide econorei.c b�neE.i.ts,l 16 the lcssening of air pollution and savings i.n ener.gy by i:emovina 140,000 cars per day from the surface.streets and provide mor.e a`7 rapi.d trans��ortation Sor goods and,services; and lSl P�HEREAS, the legislative boar.ds of a11 thc� governmental _ ayencies involved, endorse the prompt.construction; inc].uding trie � 19 .Ci.t,i.es of-F1 S�gundo, Los Angeles, I3awthorne, Inglewood, Lynwood, naramount, South Gate, Docaney, Norwalk, i:he County of Tos A.n��les,' 2 � the Lcs Angeles County Transportation Ccmmissien, and. the Sout:hern Califdrnia Associ-ation of Governm�nt.s; and �,"��„ 21 • l4}3EREAS., Federal approval of Lhe Environi-�ental Impact � � 22 Sta{_ement is requii:ed Ueiore the Conrt will liit its conjunction, so that CAL'I'RANS can proceed with further right-of-way ac�uisi- 23 ti.on;.clearance and construction; and i 24 ��I31;RP.AS, the State Legislature has enacted legislal=ion I to cxpedi.te tl�e r.emovaT of the bliglited structures within tl�e I ?5 Freeway Cooridor, I 26 N01J, 7']]Sl:}3gn}�E, THP C:LTY COUNCIL OF TH� CI`�Y OF ,Cn'�^.n'PON DO�.S HEREI3Y RF.SOLVE F�S FOLLOPiS: 27 ' Section 1. That the 6ecretary oL the Federal Department � � 28 of Tr�ansgori.ation�he strongly in:ged to expedite the apptioval o�f the Environment.al Impact Statem�nt for the I-105 Frceway. � ?9 , - - Section 2� That the City Council o.f the City of Compt.on 30 strdngl�� requests ihat the Go�•e�`nor of the State of Ca]-iforni:a �� a�ad i.he Secretaiy oP the Del:>artment oP Trans�pottation canyo uut 31 , �� 3irection of the St:ate Leaislature i.o imrnedi.ately take whatc�ver steps are necessary to remove the vacant sti. 32 within the Freew�y Corridor. . i • �c,c�li�tion no._--11_'9y_4_-- � P�ae 2 � 1 Section 3. That the Calif.ornia DePartment of 2 Ta:anspoi'tatiw� be directed to construct the T-105 P'rceway as an ei.ght-lane Freewa'y with a public transit w�ay in, the median as 3 soon as the injunction is lifted. ' - 4 S ectio n 9. That the G�vei:nor of tlie St�te of Cal.ifornia and the Califo�. Transpori:at=ion Commission be urged 5 to see that the completion of thi.s greatly needed tzanspor.tati.on facility be completed as expediti.ously as possi.b]e. 6 Section 5. The City Cl.er}; is di.rected to for�card copi.es 7 0£ this resol.ution to the Governor of the 5tate of Californ.i_a; the Califoi'nia Transportat:.ion Commi.ssion; the Director of the Si:ai:e 8 Department of Tr.anspoi:tati.on; the 13onor�ble Rroc}: T,d,�ms, }'cr.',eral Secietary of Transportation; P.sseml�l�man 1'rank Vicencia; Sfate 9 Senator Ralph C. Dills; Coneji. Ch�arlcs H. idi.lson; Senai=or A1an Cranston;,Los Angeles Cuunty Board ot Fuper��i.sors; 1.1�e Los 10 Angeles County Transportation Commissi.on; and the atfected ci.ti.es along the route. � 11 , Seci_ion 6. Tl�at the DRayor shall sic;n and tl�e City 12 C].erk shall aL to the adoption of.tliis resoluti.on. 13 ADOPTED this 23rd _day of__ p1:,y ------' ].�78. 14 15 L �� Z � ,2-�1._�� /-��----- � � �oR oF rr�r ci�r�� or• a�rsl � 16 � ATTEST: , 17 � 18 �� ` �' � . -, «' , -� � _ _ =�_�_-�_ 19 ��-�°-,..�L..�a=`_= �31'---C `,_ ��1_ � ��, � CI'PY Ci.,ERI< OF THE CITY OF COD1P'I'ON \\ � � � lll PU'f\ 20 S'.PI?.'1'E OP C7?].�1FORN.TF� 21 COUNTS' OF LOS ATdGFLES CI^il OF GOi9PTON ss 22 I, Charles Davis, Cit}� Clerk of the City of Compton, hereU�� c�rtif?� t:hat the fore9oing resolui:ion �vas dul.}� �dopted 23 by the City Council, signed bp th� ��ayor ;�nd ,�tt��sti>d by the , City Clerk at a regular meeting thci-eof held on the 2_ird �?�y 2 a of rtav , 1979. ---- —�-- ' 25 That said resoluCi:on �.as adopt.cd Uy l:he io].lo�,�.ing vote to �•:it: 26 - Al'I's5: COUNCI.I,t']�1:SONS -]ilir, J;�me�, Ad:�ni�. R„bbins, Cn�le � 27 N01?S i� . COUNC] LP7;RSONS - None AL�S1;N'..": COUp1C:[LPI.F60NC - None 28 29 �_.... -- : �—�:<=�- �Z`-ti---�--- �:=:.--'_'�_._�. __—_ ---- ----_ _ �..---. .__---- - ci�r� c�.r,i;r. or �riar Cr�.rx ot corti>�r�i� 30 51 < � � 32 ii�� .- .--��;`:c�:_.t . �` �_ � � �... � �; , `.:--_. -��- - i,i:ru r�' , . � , _ :ti . � `� � . ... ' '. � � CITY OF LYN4lUOD _ _. � IIJT It_D T I��Ef�ORAIJDUf�1 � � � � llAfE May 31, 1978 ` ^ � T0 t�rt Nelson. . � � . � � ' [f�� . Sam Fort ' � . . . � I I i S��ECT; street �eparEment Monthly Report May, 19�9 �• � ASPHALT�3-182 . Potholes water and gas cuts 162.99 tons , Stockpile _ - 17.90 tons � � � Overlay-110th Street 7-150-771 � 86.47 tons , CONCRETE 7-150-219 � , . . . ' Driveway 240 sq.ft. @6" 4� cu.yds. Sidewalk � 600 sq.ft. @9" �� 7'� cu.yds. � curb 30 lineal ft 1; cu. yds. " Water Department 3'� cu.yds. SIGNS . � � �Speed limit . - 1 . � . . Block watch � �� 6 . .� " - � Stop 4 • . . . W21R . - 3 . No parking anytime ' 4 �� No left turn �� - � 1 . . � � � No parking in alley 1 ' . 12'� channel post . 2 � � . 11' channel post 6 5' channel post � � 2 YAINT � � Stop bars � white 5 � ' � � _. Arrow legend � white � � 12_ � � Only legend white 5 - ' Stop . �white � 1 � . �� 'Curb - � red 2800 ft. . �- � . Curb yellow � 210 ft. ' � Curb green 915 ft. � TRF,ES � _ � � - Trimmed � � � 81 ' �� . .. - Removed �� . 9 . � ' . Serviced broken limbs� . • 38 -� - Tree chips to County Dump 27 loads �@95.33 tons `� . - Sweeping dumps�to County Dump. 18 loads @48.75 tons j t � c ` _..__...__M,..--,_._...�_.._._ _.._.._,.__.____.._...__,_._ ..__._._..._.__......._._-_--':..�-�.________...._�.�-----.—�... ......__......_..._.:... , �_ J` � . .. . . .� . '. .. . ' . . � . . � . ' , � . „ � . . i CITY OF L`(fJ�f00D • jI�TEIZ-llLPARTF9EfdT �f1Ef10RAfJDUf1 DATE: �y zs, ,9�a . T�' Ed Vallier�e, Acting Public Works Director � .�� F��U��' Art Nelson, Superintendent of Public Works �. � SUBJECT Information Report � �� 1-The �property at 107�81 Colyer was weed abated by the Street Department � � • �� on May 2, 1978, because of.the large number of complaints due to over- � • �� grown weeds and accumulation of debris. This is on weed abatement list. . �.. . -. 2-On rriday, May .12, 1978. the Street.Department paved 110th Street be- � tween Lorraine and Santa Fe with a 2" overlay using 90 tons of material.. � �� 3-The Street Department is scheduled to�begin overlay on Cerlin Avenue '� from Atlantic to Olanda on Wednesday, May 1978. �, � � . � A-Street Department,reconstructed a portion of entrance and drain area inEo the Community Center, and part of A.C. roadway, beca�se of flooding - � into Offices�during heavy rains. � � � � - < , � .� 5-The City of Lynwood�'s Well #9, which is located at Carlin and Bradfield, . is pulled out oE service for repair; � � � � .'. The pump was removed� from the well on Wednesday, May 19, 1978. Other � ,' than�minor repairs, there has been no,repairs made since 1956, when the . , pump bowls were changed and.a0' of column was added. The bowls are now ' worn out and will need to be replaced. The shaft, tube housing, and bear- � ing ace in good condition. . � . ,. . ' � . . There is�approximately 50' of sand� in the bottom of the we11 which will be �_� removed and 16" well casing will be wire brushed to open and clean out� ' � ! perforation before the installation oE pump. �� 6-There have been�three tesidences demolished and lots cleared.off in . � � the�shopping center area. There are nine more cesidences that ar.e ready � �,, for demolition. , � � 7-The Water Department is installing a new 6" water main on Duncan Avenue �� - between Walnut and Cortland to replace old 4" steel line which is in the I � � �. � cear of the.properties on the west and in the alley for the properties on . � I the eastside of the street.� � � �, .� � 8-The present contract with Superior Signal Service began as of 72 00 � . i � . m3dnight, July it, 1975. The contract is for three years, so it will � expire in July of this year. I i f . � � � -, . v � � , . - . . . � � � � „ � Page 2 �. . . � 9-Street Department reconstructed approximately�350 feet of�roadway - � � on Century Lane east of Wright Road. It is a clirt roadway used�by .' �, , heavy truck for C.Q. Trucking Compar�y and'K & S Trailer-Sales.� They .- � � placed 17 ton of A.C..base which was�stock piled for material removed -. � - by cold planer on streets that will be cepaved with an overlay, i � i � � � I I C I TY' OF LYNNlOOD � • REATiON AND PARKS DEPART�• T - MEMO TO: ' EDWARD VALLIERE� CITY MANAGER " , . �� f ROM:. �N SNAVELY� DIRECTOR OF RECREATION AND PARK6 DATE: MF1Y 31. 1978' SUBJECT: ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT--CITY COUI3CIL MEETING OF JUNE 6,.1978 � NATATORIOM��ACTIVITIES . . . . . . � : ', Two of the largest public admission crowds in the history of the Natatorium , '- attended public swim sessions on May 13th and 14th with 628 swimmers on Saturday � and 550 swimmers on Sunday of that weekend. .' There were a total of 11,905 participants in activities at the Natatorium during .. the month of May. � � � � . BATEMAN HALL { � . . �. - �� There were a total of forty-two�rental�groups utilizing Bateman Hall facili- , .� ties during May. � � � � � � ' COMMU NITY CENTER � � � A total of 9,878 persons participated-in activities at the Community Center � in May. Activities included the Hot Meal program, adult education classes, recreation classes, Senior Citizens, rentals, etc. � CITY PARK , - � Attendance for Soccer.practices and games plus tennis programs exceeded� °2,000 persons during May. � SECUR LIGHTIN � � . � Thayre Electric Service Inc. was awarded the bid for City Park Security Lightinq Project No. 76C-113-CL for the sum of $8,433. DIAL-A-RIDE. ' The Dia1-A-Ride program is experiencing huge success. The program will be . ' extended an additional two hours a day from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. with the.availability of�another driver. � � � � FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM . � � Interest is picking up slightly in the Fourth of July program. A-total of nine community groups have reserved food or game booths for the event. � . .