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' �473) 537 E. L. MORRIS, Mayor
EUGENE R. GREEN, Mayor Pro-Tem
2 Councilmen
JOHN D. BYORK
� GEORGE W. HIGGINS
JAMES E. ROWE
AGEND�'� ,
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REGULAR MEETING OF i'HE CITY COUDICIL OF THE I
CITY OF LYNWOOD I
JUL'Y 3 , 1979 _ .
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INVOCATION � i
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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE �
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CALL TO ORDER Roll Call of Councilmen: I
Jvhn D. Byork I
Eugene R. Green i
George W. Higgins I
James E. Rowe
E. L. Mor'ris �
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MINUTES 1. Adjourned.Regular Meeting i
June 14, 1979 !
, 2. Adjourned Regular and Regular ;
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Meeting - June lg, 197y
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ORDINANCES i. MORATORI�M ON DEVELOPMENT OF MIILTI- �
FP.MILY UNITS (Ordinance No. 1055J�2-3 �
2. Second reading of an ordinance I
� entitled: "AN URDINANCE Ob� THE CITY '
� t D � � COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYN4100D PRO-
VIDING FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT OF I
�� COUNCILMEN'S EXPENDITURES." I
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PUBLIC HEARINGS, n �.�� l. �APPLTCATION OF DAY AND NIGHT Y�I,LCtid �
�"C.� �i.t, ���Re. CAB COMPANY FOR LICENSE TO OPERATE
A TAXICAB S�RVICE IN THE CI`I'Y OF LYNWCOD)
� ��.G- 7 J� � 7 2• PROPOSED VACATION OF 107th PLACE '�^�dw.J�,l �
3• NUSTANCE ABATEMENiS AT THE F'OLLO�tiINGt '
'�' �� Fernwocd Avenue �� I
�- � � 10815 Long Bea.ch Blvd. �
�'° ��-� ° 1170g Long Beach Blvd. '
30-�� �r�-^� Atlantic Avenue�„�,� ;
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CITY CLERK'S AGENDA 1. Request from Gospel Light Fellowship
Church for permission to conduct a
, Summer Festival on July 28, 1979 at
4619 Carlin Avenue.
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MANAGEMENT STUDIES . 1. WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM FOR FISCAL
�Q„_,7G_�/_ YEAR 1979=80 ,d�eo1,.� �n' �-/�')�/
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Aetion: Council approve resolution.
2. REQUEST TO.RENEW LEASE AGREEMENT WI'?H
GREATER LONG BEACH GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL.
3� ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES
.� �� 4. INJURED EMPLOYEE REHABILITATION PLAN
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Action: Council adopt resolution. , '
�y �GJ'—� a 5• AGREEMENT FOR ATTORNEY SERVICES I
Action: Council adopt resolutivn. �
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Action: Council adopt resolution. i
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FINANCIAL REPORT l. Demand resolution entitled: �
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL �
��y'_S� OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING I
AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED ,
AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THERE- �
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA Mayor E. L.,Morris �
� Mayor Pro tem Eugene R. Green
�� Councilman Johri D. Byork
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[ � �,� a.a-'� Councilman James E. Rowe �
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p ��,.� l. PLANNING COMMISSION ,�
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� �,�-� E `�, y�'� Virginia Robhins
a"t� William Pryor
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PUBLIC BUSINESS PROM THE FLOOR.
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ADJOURNMENT Moti:on to.adjourn to.the Adjourned
Regular,Meeting of the City Council.
to be.held July 17, 1979, at 7 p.m.
in the Couneil Chambers of City Hall,
11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, CA
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
JULY �, 1979
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HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CHRISTOPHEfl R. JOHNSTON
Direclor
June 30 , 1979 DORIS IdIITON
, Comrr�unity Development Goordinalor
Loans r4ade During June: 12
Total Loans to Date: 122
Jobs Completed During June: 14 -.��
Total Completed To Date : ' 90
Work In Progress: Z7
Jobs In Bidding Process: 49
Jobs In Work Specifications: 15.
Jobs In Application Stage: (approx.) 31
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HCDA Funds Spent on Loans For June: $ 59,469.00 !
Total HCDA Funds Spent on Loans to date: 464,281.00 �
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i'iONITOR:. John Farley TiOiliii EIdDli�'G:
AGEIVCY: Citv of Lyn�aood Pi30JtCt 1�UIIBE4: 27
'I. Ilunber of Appr.oved I,oans: 44
2. Rehabilitated or Fixed Up
Residertial Connercial �
Number: 29 N/A
Cost: 139,048 N/A
3. Rebate
Number oS Loa.as Requested: N/A P�umber of Approved':• NyA_
HCDA Cost: $ N/A Total Loans Approved:; N/A
4. 3'12 Loans
Number of Loans Reguested: N/A ATU�ber Approved: N/A '
HCDA Cost: yy N�A _ Total Loans Appr.oved:;1 N � A i
5. Bank Loans
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Number of I,oans Requested: N�A Idu�ber Appro�red: N/A
HCDA Cosi;: � N � A To� Loaas tippro��ed: y N/A '
6. Loans Usin� Cities Funds ;
Idumber: 44 Cost: � Z10•, 319
�. I,oans I�ade Usin�; Other. Fe�cral l�inds
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Number: "` � Dollar A*�ov.nt i Y6 N/A !
8. Loans Involvi.nh Horae Otimer.'s l�nds ,
�ULRb°I': N�A COSt:iS N�A
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9. Use o£ Consultani: (Yes-D"[o IJat�e: christopher Johnston �
Amount of IICDA Itonies (Admin) ;n 89, 344..
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3'12 Rebate: I�aru:: Grant: X
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�;07lI`1'OIt: John Farley TlOIdT:1 LidJ).f.i':G: June 30, 1979
}itOJ.EO'.1' 1':[Tl`l:L'E4R: 27-78C-1 10'1'1lL i'.•UDvE'P: ;} 413, 000.00
Pl?OJE�%P Pilti �: Housing �;y._p;;1;�I'i'll3}�:5:
Rehabilitation Program I.CTUf,L:;� 332,176 V
AGl'�.1?CY• City of Lynwood p � � 350, 350
COAt��C'�' Yr,3S0'_d• C.R. Johnston `& Doris Milton .
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�ctivity: Housing Rehabilitation
S�artin;; Date: July 1,,197
17.�nned Co�plei�ion Dace : June 30, 1979 _ �
C�r�plei;ion P3te:
All Activ.ities are On oin �
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'1'ype oS S°I'vlce/1i;,istwrice: City No-Interest Deferred Loan �
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iiale•_ 23 Brea}:rio�r_�i: Black-28, White7. �
Fe.r,31e• 21 _ Spanish surname-6, Other -3 I
. Elde��l��:_5 7�r: ir_come: 44 ;
Csnsi�.� Tr�;c'i:s: 5400, 5901.01, 5401.02, 5902, 5403, 5405, 5418, 5417 �
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�.0]'!I^lOId: John Farley T101•I-CH E:dDII'�G: June 30, 1 979
'. k'��OJEi;'.P liU1rLL�F:�R: '' 27-Z TO'Pe1L BUDvE'P: �} 4 48,593
F,�O�TE;T, P?AiiL:_Housinq Rehabilitation �l-1'�ii�lll'i'U3r;S:
Program AC`PUhL:;�__ 352, 647 ____
� AGi.1ICY: City of Lynwood P1;A1dI��:D: ;� 354, 473
COP�IlAC`t' I'�3SOi3: C.R. Johnston & Dor is Milton .
'i. �:�0??� 1'i;CU12f�Ii F'ROG�:c;SS : ''
Activity• Housing Rehabilitation �
S�artin;; Da�e: July 1, 1976
Flanned Comule{�ion Date ; June 30, 1979
. ,Co�_pletion Pa�e:__ ,
S'�a1�us: All Ac tivities are Ongoin
2. CLIE��°r FOrJL!�^170?d
City No-Tnterest De£erred.Loan, Rebate, Ban
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`1'ype oS Service/�lssistwnce: Lo an Int.-Subsidy_
, iiumb�x of Persons Scr�;ed: �
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' I•;ale: 5_9 `_ Brea'cdotr_n: Bla ck _58, White-1
Pem31e: 1 � Spanish surname-6
F,lderl��:. 8 l�r: Ir_co �te• 26
Cansu., Tracts: 5400,
. YftOG'_?till c;E:?V10ES N��ll" SUYIi�R:C llIVIS7:011
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1'i01VITOR: John Farley " ''I'i01'l.Pi3 EI9DI\ 1979
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AGEIQCYE Citv of Lynwood Pi20JEC1 1�'UTtBE�: ?7-76C�111
'I. Ilumber of Approved Loans: 74 .
2. Rehabilitated or Fixed Up
Resider_tial � Conmercial
�Number• 59 N/A
Cost: 193,,456.00 N/A _
3. Rebate
Number oS Loans Requested: 7 I�unber of Approved:` . 4 _
HCDA Cost: � .1,401_00 Total Loans Approved: 5,603.00
4. 3'12 Lo ans
' Nunber of Loans Reouested: N/A Nu�nber App.roved: N/A
HCDA Cost` u N/A Tota.l Loans Aiproved:;5 N/A
5. Rank I,oans
Nurnber of Loans Requested: Idu�ber Approved: 47
HCDA Cost: � 141,539.00 Total Loans kpnroced:� 421,291.00
' 6. Loans Usin zCities Funds
Number: ZS Cost:� 107,512.00
�. I�oans Iizde Usin�; Other Federal i�iinds
N�A �N�A
NumUer: Dollar A�ou.nt:7�
. 8. Loans Involv5.n� Home Owner's Flands �
P�umb�r: N/A CoSL : ib N/A
. '�j. Use o£ Consultant (Yes-AYo) IJat�e: Christopher Johnston
Amount oS 3ICDA Ilonies (Admin) a 71, 007
'10. Type of ProE ram
. 3'12 Rebate: x P�aii'r.: x Gr.ant: x
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ii07'fl`1'O:t: John Farley TIOtITit EP:DII''G: Ju 30, 1979
PiiOJ:Ei;`.P 1+U'LL'F�2: 27-78C . TO`1'r,L BU1�v:E'P: ;} 90, 0 00.00
' PROJr;C'P P?!!iiL: Commercial Reha bilita- �;":l,'�:I�llI'PU3I;S:
ti .on Program AC`�Ut.L:;� 8,061
AGiI?CY: Lyn City . P1,A�T;i��'il: ;j 19, 388
CO$ITIiCl P�3S0'_d• C. R_ Johnston & Doris Milton
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Actitiity: Commercial Rehabilitation
Si;artin,; Date: March 1, 1979
Pl�:*_tned Coi�plel;ion Date : Februery 28, 1980 .
Cor�p.letion P�te: ongoing _
St�tUS: All Activities are ongoing , .
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`1'ype or S:,rvice/Assistwnce: Bank Loan I nts ,. Subsidy
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Piule: Z Brcalcdo�rn: white-2
Female: � �
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C�•ns!tis Tz•�cts: 5400,5401.01, 540L02 5402 5403, 5405, 541 5417
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i•iONITOR: - John Farley Pi017PH EidDIi�G: June 30, 1979
AGEtdCY: City of Lynwood g't,OJECP IJUT'�BER: 27-78C-159
'I. ldumber of Approved I,oans: . 2
2. Rehabilitated.or Fixed Up
Residential " Commerc_al
Number�• N�A 2
' COSt: N/A 3,510.00 �
3. ReBate .
Number of.I,oans,Requested: N/A Number of Approved: tv/A
HCDA Cost: � N/A Total Loans Approved:;$ N/A
4. 3'12 Loans ,
Number of Loans Requested: N/A Nuwber A��proved: N/A
HC�A Cost: �O N/A Tota1 Loans Approved: N/A
5. Bank Loans .
Number of Loans Reguested: 6 idumber Approved: 2
HCDA Cost: � 3,510.00. Total Loans Apor.oved:a 17,407_00
6. Zoans Usin� Cities Funds
NumUer: N�A Gost:� N�A
7. I,oans I�iade lisin; 0'ttier �'erieral 1linds
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Number.:' N�A Dollar Amouni;:;� ' N/A
8. Loans Involvin�; Home Cvmer's Fur_ds
Number: N�A Cost:'� N�A '
, 9. Use o£.Consultant .(Yes-I}�o) I7ame:. Christopher Johnston ._
Amount of HCDA 1'lonies (Admin) � 2,291
10. - Type of Pro�;ran
3'I?_ Rebate: B�nk: X Grant:
4leatherization
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BENFFITS
Honorable E. L. Morris
Mayor
" City of Lynwood .
-- 11330 Bullis Road
I Lynwood, California 90262
I Dear Mr. Mayor:
� I want to thank you for your strong letter of June 20,
'_� on behalf of the Century Freeway.
. j Having spoken with officials at both the U.S. Pepartment
(_.•.., of Transportation and CALTRANS, I can report that the Deputy
� General Counsel for the Department, or his representative, will
` I •" file a brief and be present before Judge Pregersun on July 12,
Further, I can state that since Secretary Adams approved the
� environmental impact statement £or I-105, the Department has
"� been most supportative of the Century Freeway project.
1 Unfortunately, I think all of us nust express disappointment
.� with the lack of leadership from the�Governor. u?hile he boldly
.' expressed support for the pro�ect a few days before the election,
� he has since become•silent. Of all the various officials
i involved, he is in the best position to negotiate a settle-
ment which•could end the present impasse.
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'. -j Last August, when Secretary Adams came to our area and
� traveled down the Century Freeway corridor, I think we
-. � convinced him that the community fully supported the project,
and that the red tape and delays should end. [de have discussed
I this.issue for many years and it is time to .stop talking and
start working on the freeway. I thinlc that the Governor
should let us know whether he really is on our side.
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. �ERIFF'S DEPARTMEP� v " ��
� � DATE June 22, 1979
. - � ' ` OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE FILE N0.
FROM: .$ILLY E. KIRTLEY, CAPTAIN T � : EDWARD VALLIERE, CITY MANAGER
COMMANDER, LYNWOOD STATION CITY OF LYNWOOD
SUBJECT: ASSEMBLY BILL 1840
� Thank you for the opportunity to review the pending
legislation'regarding Assembly. Bill 1840, This•bill •
would give' Lynwood the ability to strengthen controls
over vandalism, The Sheriff's Department has not taken
a position on this legislation as of yet; however, the
bill appears positive in nature and the City of Lynwood's
support would appear appropriate,
The Anti-Vandalism Program implemented in Deer£ield, .
Illinois, is interesting and I can see, caith community
'support, where it would impact the juvenile crime problem,--
Our present Juvenile Justice System is bverloaded.� With
the Deerfield approach we would deal with individuals,
keeping the matter at a local level< This would give ,
relief to the courts while allowing individual agencies
local control; however, Deerf.ield's plan does not take
into consideration victim restitution for damage wh'ich
would be important to our citizens,
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Dear Mayor:
I am enclosing a copy of Assembly Bill 1840, which I
� have introduced at the request of concerned citizens in
. my Assembly Districtr bill would a31ow local � :
ties to enact anti-vandalism ordinances which include fines
and other sanctions against the vandals and their parents.
Many communities'are experiencing increasing problems
relating to violence and vandalism which result in severe
financial loss and impair the moral of the community.
, I believe that AB 1840 wi11 provide local governments with
a valuable _too L..with which to approach_..the_.problem of .._.. __
vandalism.
I am enclosing material outlining the anti-vandalism
program implemented in Deerfield, Illinois in 1975. This,
of course, is only one approach to the problem, but I feel
that it provides some idea of the kind of ordinance which .
�' AB 1840 would make possible.
� :.AB 1840 will come before the Assembly Committee on
� Criminal Justice on July 2. I ask your support and, al-
� though I realize the time is short, I would appreciate
� hearing from you prior to the committee hearing. �
' � Thank'you your interest ,
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. - CALIFORNIA LECISLATU�1979-80 RECULAR �SESSION ��
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' An �act to add Sections ;25207.3 and 37100.5 to the.
4 '; Government Code, relating fo local goverriment
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�"� �. AB 1840, as introduced, Cline. (Jud.) �•",Local government:
`'" , � ,parental responsibility.
�... ... Existing law contains various provisions. delineating the
`- civil liability of parents arid guardians for the tortious conduct
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Vote: majoiity: .Appropriation: 'no. Fiscal committee: no.
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f. �, _ The people,oFthe State of CaliFornia.do enact as foDowr. ,
E' . ' 1.> SECTION .L •Section 25207.3 is added., to the "
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�. 3 25207.3.. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, .
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lde would like to thank you for your inGuiry about the Geerfield Plan. .
The ma�erial enclosed should give you a clear �dea of the componouth
of our progrzr�. Althoagh �•ie feel that Ja�� r has c beem m�de a
crime is related to cur pre;ram, ne Y '
positive correlation. Ho�•ie��°r, the follo�•ring sta�ist�cs show that
a great deal of progress nas been �ade.
� % Total Decline ,
Report°d Inciden*_s 1°75 1976. 1977 1975 - 1977
756 4ga 347 - 54-%
7neft Under �150.00 bZ3 382 �42 45 �
Vandalism . 408 211 135 67. %
, Bicycle The`t �
The follotiaing programs are included in the Dzerfield °lan:
p. YOU7H60Ut�'D - This is an outdoor stress chzllenge youth diversion
program including caroeirg, rock cli�b�ng and rappellin9•. Police
o�`icers participate in the program so as �o provide bet�er under-
standing bet�•ieen the youth and thz police orficers.
9. YOUTH JU?Y - This progran is desi9ned to �iave hi9h sc�ool students
s�t cn a jury to sentence first �ime O�r2��+e of minor crimes to
. cor:•-iunity clean-up details. .It is voluntray �or the jurors znd
offenders. . � . , , .
C. LOCAL OB�I„ANCES - b!e have established local ordincnces ��hich�deal
specifically �aith vandalism, mzrijuana, the`t and parental respon-
* � sibility. .These ordinances cut do:•m on papera+ork and because the
case is heard'in a local court, it allo:•�s the jud;e to desl �,:ore
� �effectively �•iith the individual's needs by providing.�ore.discipl
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_,�U. DROr-i:+ i.���i�R - This �rogram provides a place for the disenchanted
youth to reet, olan and participate in their o�•m ac*_ivities at the ,
• same time, �.orking �•litn positive adult mo,fels.
-� E. SCFOOL LIAISOtV - The Police, Center !lorkers and Youth Director have
established er.cellent give and take cor�unicztion r�ith school social _
i•iorkers, counselors, teachers and disciplinarians.
� F, OFFICER FRIEfJDLY - This program ;aas develoned to aenerate a positive
� relationship bzt�•:een police and students in eler�entary schcols.
Areas that receive attent?on thrcugh the year include: ._ .
1. Bicycle Saiety „
' 2. Shopli�tin9 .
3. Drug Abuse _
4. Vandalism -
5. Criminal Justice System
iG. POLICE .°.EFOR��I - The Polic� De^art�:,ent's structure has been �odified
to place er!phasis en youth prcblems. Police officzrs are nore.in-
volved in individual cases �rem beginring to ccnclusion, receivir,g
assistance when recuir=d.from the Youth and Deiective °ur��us.
6ecause 209 or' our crime is ye��h releied, the sizz of the Youth
and Dztective Bureaus �aere increased. This ac=ion has �ecilitated
im�nediate follo�:i-up and disposition of cases.
In our opinion, the success of the above progra:�s can be attribu�ed to
- an attitude o� total cocperaiion bet�•�een all the proara� cc�po�2nts.ard ,
their starT in trying to solve an ind�vidual problen. l•le have develcped
ard are continuing to refine a comprehensive response to all youth p�oblems
in our co:��::unity. This has al io�•ied us to tailor our response to the indi-
vidual need. , .
Sincerely, .
DEEP,FIELD FOLICE CE?ARTt•IE�JT
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Essenti�ly, the pur��se of the You�:ibound ?rogr�:n is t}v*�efold:
1. To creaie rrore msitive relations b=tc.;ee� police
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2. To provide epmrb.u wherein youth of the ccm-
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3. To provide an outlet for physical en�rgy that is
' n�t naa avaiiable to m�ny youth of �he co::mc�nity. �
T!:ese objectives are zddressed thr�uoh a p: Jo a*n o: chelle^.oe znd
zdvz�tvre in -the O::tCCOT'S 4i 5ese st�.:dents zre forced cope zn -
unfa-tili� e.^.viro:� =nt, �esi seif-ir,pos� 1?r_ts, develop co;i�`idence
th_rough sscc�ss in d�lin� with cl�lla�oe znd s�^ess, �nd i�nrove
their intzpe°sonal. skills t}L*cu� �up livjng, decision rrai:ing an3
' p�blem solvin�. By i�cluding.offic��^s �ro*n the De�^field Police
D2L�YiP.'.�:t Gil `i.l'1�5 2T.'3 Ot!1°^ 2C�=V1:12S� S��'"ZOtY� =^e ch�leng
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At the present time, Deerfield has a functional Youth Jury consisting .
of t�•:enty-eisht hiah school aee youths ond t:•:o voluntcer judges -
' Harold l�liner, the Village rrosecutor and-Robert Polovin, a Village
resident and practicing attorney. .
Prior to formali?ing tl�e guidelines for the Y�uth Jury, Judae Hartel,.
the juvenile cou�t judge and Robert Smith, State's Attorney for
Juvenile Affairs ti•:ere contacted. PJeither saw any problem �aith the
program as long as it remained voluntary in nature and as long as
the built in legal safeguard oias followed. ,
The initial program for recruiting volun�eers b�oan at the High School.
iom Creighton and the Youth Officer spoke to co�nselors, the student
council', and a student..assembly, explainin9.the cor.cept anG ceGuesting -
their assistance. A second neeting rras heid at the Village Hall ex-
�plaining the Youth Jury and all of its legal irplications, clarirying �
� all questions and making decisions on potentia problems. , .
A third m2eting �•�as held at the Village Hall acting as a dr=ss rehearsal.
Robzrt Polovin ac�=d as judge and er.plained in full, th� legel and norzl
problems facing the jurors. On October 27, 1975 the Youth Jury hzard 'tne
first case:
4;or'r, projects have bzen solicited irom the High School, the Park District,
th2 Youth Center ��rcrker and thz Villaee Hall. The icork tasks are physical
. in nature and all are designed to benefit the entire ceT�^..uniiy.
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YOJTH JUB1"S rl'.,C7I0;� •'.: '_ o_::Tc� s�_.�_ r'��...:.c�.._:�� .;u:�:.� �
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•' °�. fhe Youth Jury wi, h2ar cases concerni�ng ninor r. �e;.:�aaors, inclucing offenses
such as ninor the,`t, curiew �•iolet'ions, and ninor van�alis�.
' ROLE �F 7HE POLICE DEPART"�"7T _ �
All youth ofienders are under the jurisdiction of the Youth Officer. Once •
a youth has been charc�d with cocmitting ari of{ense; it is the 1'eutn Officer
rrho intervie::s the youth and his parents and decides on the apprep'riate course
� of action to be taken. .
His decision will be bzsed on the seriousness of the o`rense, the att�tude of
the youth, the indivicual's past record and a reco: �endation by the arresting
off9cer. . •
. If the case is eligible for the Youth Jury, then the parents and the ofiender .
-• are offered the:opoortunity to participate-in the proyram:--The Youth Jury
. tai11 deal only r:ith..first ti�;,e of;enders unless otherwise decided by the
You[6 OfTicer.
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� , t10'r! THE 1'O:JTH. JURY 4:ORY.S � .
The Jury is an educatior.al tcol. It is a visible remindzr that L'ne o�fender's '
actions ha��e 5�en dectructivz in.nature, hurting beth the c�:,unity and hin-
self.. This reni^der or.t•�arning is strengtnened by an a�:;eararce in tn2 Court-
- room be`cre a Judge and a Jury censis�ing of the o;�end2r's Neers. This Jury .
, determires �he penalty to be imposzd on the o�r"e^�er.
Once an ofi�ender znd his parents have decided that they i•�ill partici�ate in
" the program, a court daie will be establ;shzd.
` On that date the Youth Officer �•lill present the Tacts o; the case to �
Judge ard.the Jury. The o�r�nder is then given tne op?ort�nity to pres2nt '
extenuating or ritioating evidence. The Jury �•�ill then retire to the Jury
chambers �•�ith the oi�e�der. In closed session, tha Jury Gu=sticr.s the ofi'er.�er _
concerning his rcasors �or his actions.
After the offend�r returns to the Courtreom, the Jury r..a�:es a decision on a
suitable :•;ork project. The Jury returns to the Courtroom �nd rzE:es its reco,:i-
� mendation to tne Judge, The Judge th=n ra{;es any necessary reco^�endations cr
chznges: � •
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'�, �.��After the of�ender ce^:ple�es his:work project;'the' adult in charge of the of- •?°' �,� �'
: fender Y!!'1i.E5 an 2Vd�UcL1Of1 Oi �h� OTiE71d�P�S l�tOt'{: ar,d atti �;; ?e. Th ° Oi1Efl;,�,21" �
., is called. bzck 5e�ore the jury; th2n the e��zlu�,.ion is re�•;e•;:ed. Tii�'JuG�� zsl:s
� the.Jury to oi•;e a reco.^-:enuztion concernin9 the dispestion oi the cas�.�rihe '
�" Judge nal:es �he final`�d�c�siors zs:to relezse or_rr.ore r:ork. �. "� ''"
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f•Se :ber.ship �in �he�Deeriield �Youth Jury is open to all youth o� high school oee '.
f ,� in the.Village oi Deer-iield. �Any �•iho is interesteG in bece„�ing a "
j�ror r:os,. go through a brief traini,ng sessicn �m�ol�ir,a Co�rt proce�+�re and { .� s i � t , J
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�Each Jury will�consist;of at�iJeast six to eicht jurors �nd three alternates `' ,,y �'
` ;'The ��fernates'shall�re?lace�any,of the jurors in case of abee:�ce or,ii tha
,, juror r ish�s,to,be r�..o �ed f�c;n a speci ��c case.fp:� persor,al re�sons �
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. •� � `I;o'te: 7his _,s� �is not'a •juv^enile, court; _•es p�ss' judc,�:e�t �
� -•on youth orfenders. It sErves,as=counsel znd rr.crely ral;es recorTendations
�� to th2 Judoe. The Judge may accept, alter o'r reject the jury's recor;rendation.
The Jury's purpose is to serve the area by rlducing juvenile delinGuency; .
_ by acGuainting youth with law and judicial p�odecure; and by rehabilitating
youth o�fenders. The Jury under no circu�'stances is to shame or ridicule
an ofr'ender or discuss a case aTter leaving �he court room.
Fecor:r,endations.or punisnrent are in terns of r;ork hours aY one of the
follo�•iing agencies: Police and Fire Departments, Corrnunity House, Chzmber
of Cor.�.erce, Village,Offices, Park Systems, Scneols and other cooperating . "
-; agencies. Also, monetary restitution and/or�a period of probation or dis-.
missal may be reco�;.�ended.
SUGGESTED'COL?.T PRCCEDURE:.�(Cases ior Youth Iury are held in the Village -
' ' board room. Jury r::embers are to be in the
court by 7:00 p.m. for bri2�ing by the
� • Juvenile Of�icer�. Court sessions start at
� � �.7:30 p.m. Such casES are never to becone -
. part of public reccrd.) _
- � Juvzrile �iT7CB7' Cp2f15 COl1Y� Y:l�i7 follc :?iTl'� Sidi.C-�'8fi�: .. � � ' .
"E��erybody ?ise. Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! � This You�h Court is now .
called into session aiitn th= Honorable Ju�oe
presiding. Every�ody be sea�ed. fvo smok�ng or talking, please." -.
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,2. JuvenSl2 v^fficer then calls first case (;;ame of Defeneznt or Defendents.)
� 3. Judge zscertains identity of�deiendent.
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4. Judge zsFs parents if th�y unders:and�that the Youth Jury is not a
7eaallyconstitute� cocrt and that this is rot a trial to deter�ine
' ouilt but ��:erely �o determine punish��ent.! (Guilt has already been
established.)
. 5. Judge as};s Ju:�enile,0�iicer to read out loud the ce�plaint r:hich
cFarges the d?r'endent urith the oifense.
6. Judge asks der'en��nt if he understands the charge.
7. Jucoe then rezds alty for the offense `rom Statute or ordinarce.
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9. Judge asks�de�endent ii tnere are.any mitigating izctors.' �
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�� rrnich the deiender.t.is chzrged and the ritiaating state�ents of �"
' 7 r,.' the defend�nt (if any). :I again read to you �•;hat the. le�•��nas set� " �`
as the raxirum penalty,for this o�fense -- a fine nct to exceed '`°� }
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•-• � Keeping these things in mind, �I. no�� charge you �aith the duty .
• of determining �•�hat punishment sheuld be assigned to the
• defendent. Please retire to the jury room with the defendent
to make your deliberations and :�hen you have finished your '
deliberation, notify the Juvenile Officer so that you may return
to the Court �•rith your reco�r:�endatiori." -
7�, After jury qrestioning, the of`ender retur�s to court �nd is seated
�•�ith parents �ihile the jury delib2rates oriefly in �rivate. The
recoTm�ndation is determined and form reco :�endino speciiic punish-
r�ent co�pleted. (P:o adult, police or court official ray be present
during Guestionin9 or deliberation period.)
12. Jury returns to Jury Box and ofiender and Juvenile Of�icer return
to the 6ench.
13, Judge requests jury's recoru
, 14, Jury Foreman ans�•�ers and gives Judge completed set of forns.
15. Judge reacts to recoT�nendztions, and, if he desires, ma%es any
� reczssary chenaes, signs form, gives original to of�end2r and
re�urns other copies to Jury Fore�an. `
• 16. 0`f2nder and oarents.are re�inded of their responsibility to the
court �n carrying out ;:ork project and return date couri re-
lease is established.
17. Off2rder leaves court.
. 18. Jury con�inues process until all cas2s are disposed of. "..
COURT P°OC�DURE FOR RELEASES:
1. Juvenil� Of�icer presents the of`ender(s) a^d parents and -evi�:•�s the
evaluat�on of ofre�ders �aork and attitude ti•rhich i•:as rec2iv°d �ron
coT��unity agency. - .
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�� 3.. �t Judge's discretion, offender i�s coi�pletel, released or rezssiened.
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. f•��.;5, tn_ cor�crate aut';ori�ies,havc �ece^e a::are o_° ir.crezsed incic'ence
of acts o_' vand�lis= znd sinilar oifer.ses Sy jcveniles; �:d
},-�I2-'_:S, `_*�_ co�orate' ai:;�:crities reccgni the n_ed to provi?e the ceaas
of eli-�ir.�ti.^.g this probl�� in order to i.^.s•.:re t.e sziety o° `.-�e oroperty and
residents o� the Villace or De=rfield; a�d '
{-;gin.^:S, the co_ au:hori:ies believe that increased parental
`. res�or�ybili:y =or actic::s of t'�eir chilcrzn.is essential fcr tne e�°ective
control_ a: d'eli=r.at:on of the juvenile o��Enses referer.ced �ova, `
2:Crl, :c�-rD=C?9, P3 IT CnPAI:::D B'L ?."�' P'r.=Si�i.^IT ?.:.� SC�:,=D C-^ i=is5='�S _ ..
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, SL�-*I�>I Taat C`:art_r 28 of.tne tfenici?al Code of the villzge
.- 0:�: : f cf Deerfield o: 1°03, as acenced, be and is hereby _•• '. �
� si :ner z�enzed by ad3izg a ne�+ Section 2°.1�5. as - .
follocr. . „
'23.135 ?z=ental �_sMas?�il=_y-)
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zsc�`e3 to th_
. (a) "Z,ec:1 Gu�di+a" .__aas a person acc�i.�te3 c��=_r�aa. . '. .
or y�v�n ctstc�y, oi a �ir.cr bf a C__c..it Co.=t o: .
' ;he State, but cc>_s r,ot izcl_?e a Fersen a��_oiace3 -
c.�z:: iar:, or ci�e.^. cnstoc.� oi a ni :cr ..�.cer �:�e •
Juveaile Co�t 'r.ct. �
(b) ";fi:cr" ,:.ezns a pers�n �:ho is �cve �.._ 2C2 or 11 '
ye�rs, but aot yet 19 years oi a_e.
. (2} 'i �e �.=en. or 1egz1 c,;�rcian of aa �.ec_r.c_?�t�d ��nor resifling
�it_4 s�ch p:rezt c= 1_:al auarcia� :nall_ �= p�es�_-=_Z, in �':e
abs�zce e� eviceace :o tt:�: cc, t=arf, to hace _-_'_e�' to �<==c_=e
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CITY OF LYNNOUD
. i NTER-flEPpRTMENT t�EhlORatiD If1
DATE: June zs, z9�9
TU: Ed Valliere - Gity mgr.
FRO(9 Art Nelson
SUB�ECr: Water Gonsumption Pumped & Leased for I978 -79
Water Rights 53Z4. 00 A, F.
Ove.r - Extration I977-78 -22.96 A,F.
Exchange Pool -3.00 A,F,
Remaining 5298. 04 A. F,
Purchased Water Rights I3. 00 A. F,
Leased- Sully - miller 23.49 A,F.
II„eased- Union Pacific Railroad. 446. 00 A. F,
Leased- Candlewood Gentury Club. 300.00 A,F,
6080, 53 A, F, .
Water puinpted this yean 4II2, 60 A.F, ,
Remaining as of June I, 1979 1967. 93 A. F, I
Water Gonsumption as of June I, 1979 has increased i
by 8% over the same period for last year. i
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I would recommed that the city lease approximately 300 A; F, I
more for this water year, we have already experience heavy
water demand because of the hot ueather and we have July, August �
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