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IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY CLERKS OF�ICE
5:00 P.M.
AUG 17 1989
ELOISE EVANS AM
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BETTE ESPESETH JULIO MENDOZ�A Q
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HAROLD MATTOON RALPH DAVIS
DIRECTOR, RECREATION & PARKS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
' OPENING CEREMONIES
1. Call to Order
2. Invocation
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Roll Call of Commissioners:
- Commissioner Bette Espeseth
Commissioner Robert Markovic
Commissioner George Martini
Commissioner Julio Mendoza
Chairperson Eloise Evans
SCHEDULED MATTERS
5. Certification of Agenda Posting by the City Clerk.
6. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of July 25, 1989.
7. PUBLIC ORAL:
Pertaining to Agenda matters.
8. PRESENTATION OF BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS:
Introduction and presentation of Beautification Awards.
9. CORRESPONDENCE: None
10. MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS:
A. Facility Usage...Bateman Hall, Community Center, Ham Park - Attached to Agenda
B. News Releases...mailed on a current basis
C. Personnel
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Chairperson for 1988-89,
PUBLIC ORAL COMMITNICATION: None '
CORRES��g; None
MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS:
A. Facili[y Usage Reports on Co�unity Center and Ham Park vere attached to Agenda.
. A short discussion was held regarding Bateman Hall and the exclusive agreement �
with Adolph's Catering. The commission felt they should have been allowed to
review and provide input prioi to Council appYoval. �
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Oral report on current programs in progress.
12. GRAFFITI REPORT:
Statistics for July 1989, graffiti projects.
13. JULY ACTIVITY REPORT:
Report on department activities for July 1989.
14. SOCIAL MIXER - AUGUST 9, 1989:
Oral report on in[roductory mixer held ac Bateman Hall.
15. UNITY FESTIVAL:
Oral report on Unity Festival scheduled August 31 to Sep[ember 4, 1989.
16. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS:
17. ADJOURNMENT:
Motion to adjourn to the regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday, '
September 26, 1989, in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11330 Bullis
Road, Lynwood, CA 90262.
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
RECREATION 6 PARKS COMMISSION
RECREATION 6 PARKS COMMISSION MINUTES OF MEETING OF JULY 25, 1989
The meeting was called to order by Chairperson George Martini at 6:05 p.m.
Co�issioner Mendoza presented the Invocation and Commissioner Markovic led the
Pledge of Allegiance.
Roll Call of Co�issioners Present: Commissioner Bette Espeseth
Co�issioner Robert Markovic
Co�issioner Julio tqendoza
Coffiissioner George Martini
Not Present: Commissioner Eloise Evans
SCHEDULED MATTERS
Harold Mattoon certified the Agenda Posting by the City Clerk. `
A motion was made by Commissioner Bette Espeseth to approve the minutes of the
regular meeting of June 27, 1989, with a second by Commissioner Julio Mendoza
and all in favor.
Nominatibns for Chairperson for 1989-90 were Commissioner Markovic and Commissioner
Eloise Evans. The Chairperson selected was Commissioner Evans. Nominations for
Chairperson Pro Tem were made with Commissioner Robert Markovic elected by unanimous
ballot. Co�issioner George Martini was presented with a plaque for his term as
Chairperson for 1988-89.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMIJNICATION None
CORRESPONDENCE None
MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS
A. Facility Usage Reports on Community Center and Ham Park were attached to Agenda.
A short discussion was held regarding Bateman Hall and the exclusive agreement
with Adolph's Catering. The commission felt they should have been allowed to
review and provide input prior to Council approval.
B. News Releases - mailed on a current basis.
C. Personnel - Angela Pinkney was not able to be rehabilitated to return to the
job as custodian at Ba[eman Hall. The City will be testing to fill the
custodian position at Bateman Hall.
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CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT by Ralph Davis
A number of activities were held in July and are planned for August by this
department.
The Lynwood Lightn3ng Track Club held its Awards Banquet at E1 Dorado Park on
July 22nd. Over 200 were in attendance as youngsters and parents alike enjoyed
a day of swi�ing, games and food.
A camping excursion to San Clemente State Beach is being planned for August 25, 26
and 27th for youngsters in the teen program. The Teen Center averaged 40 youngsters
daily in its drop in program. 35 teens have signed up for the excursion to Raging
Waters in San Dimas on July 28th. ;
Currently our You[h Baseball Program is engaged in several post season tournaments.
Six teams are engaged in the L.A. County Coca Cola Tournament in East Los Angeles.
The County Coke Tournament began on July 22 with all 6 Lynwood teams winning to
advance to the next round of games scheduled for July 25, 26 & 28th. The Jr./Sr.
Baseball teams played at Scott Park in Cazson on July 21st through July 23rd. The
Lynwood team placed 3rd in this tournament. There were (3) teams entered in the
Pico Boys Tournament held in Pico Rivera. This tournament began July 10 and ends
July 28. Currently we have (2) teams still in competition. Both the Pee Wee and
Midget are headed for the finals on July 28th at Pico Park in Pico Rivera.
Girls Softball League is in full swing and will conclude [he week of August 17, 1989. I
Girls Softball Picture Day is.scheduled for Saturday, August 12. A Swim Party/Picnic i
Banquet is scheduled for August 23rd for the Girls Sof[ball Leagues. There are �
(2) Pee Wee and (2) Midget teams entered in the Coca Cola Touznament. There are �
(3) teams entered in the S.E.M.A.A. Tournament, one in each division.
The second session of Su�er Day Camp started on July 17th with 168.registered. On i
,Tuly 13th an Over Night Camp was held at Ham Park with 50 youngsters participating.
On July 14th the "SAY NO TO DRUGS" visitation was held by Co�issioner Eloise Evans
at ihe Summer Day Camp., Field trips to Knott's Berry Farm and Raging Waters were �
enjoyed by Su�er Day Camp participants in July. Upcoming trips will include:
Monsoon Lagoon, Unity Fair and Magic Mountain. Registration for classes for
Su�er Session II has started. Classes being offered are: E.S.L., Karate, Kung Fu,
Piano, Tennis, Cheerleading, Tumbling, Gymnastics and Ballet.
ANTI-GRAFFITI REPORT by Ralph Davis
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The June Anti-Graffiti Monthly Report was distributed to the Co�issioners. The
Northeast section of Lynwood vas a target area just prior to the Beautification
Tour. In August some alley areas will be the target area. Portable radios have �
been installed in the vehicles being utilized by the graffiti crew. �
JUNE ACTIVITIES REPORT: by Aarold Ma[[oon I
The June Activities Report was distributed to the Commissioners. �
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS None
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COMMISSION ORAL 6 WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: '
Commiissioner George Martini...advised the Co�ission he had attended the City
Employee's Conference and made suggestions to the Recreation area. He had
suggested a motor driven sweeper for park clean up and curbing to be replaced at '
the Natatorium to keep cars off the grass and protect the sp;inkler system.
Co�aissioner Bette Espeseth.....advised she had attended the Awards Banquet for the
Track Club at E1 Dorado Park. She also inquired about what happened at the Auto
Show and Carnival that required Sheriff's assistance. ,It was explained there had
been a problem between two gangs on the far side of the carnival, shots were fired
� but no one hurt and the situation was brought under control.
Commissioner Julio Mendoza .....mentioned he had attended his company picnic at
Norwalk Park and found it was the last time beer would be permitted in the park,
making this the last public park to prohibit alcohol in the parks.
Commissioner Robert Markovic.....mentioned the lack of concern of the patrons
' utilizing the parks with their disregard for proper handling of their waste materials.
Harold Mattoon .....advised the Commission the Girl Scout House has been donated to
the City for its use and will be used as a Teen Center.
BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS ` •
The selection of the Su�er Beautification Winners was completed with the following
. addresses being the first three and will receive plaques:
11201 Cornish
3980 Beechwood
. 11'101 Elm
The following seven will receive certificates: •
3813 Li'lita '
10912 Lewis Road
10701 Lewis Road
10953 Cornish .
10932 Cornish
' 10902 Pine
4649 Abbotf Road •
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned to the next regular meet3ng to be held on Tuesday,
August 22, 1989 in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood.
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CONIIvIUNITY CENTER FACILITY USA
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DEPARTMENT PROGRAMS - NO FEE
Monday thru Friday - Meals Proqram - Room #1 - 8:30am-12:30pm
Monday thru Thursday - Senior Exercise - Gym - 10-llam
Monday S Wednesday - Craft Class - Room N2 - 9am-lpm (3rd Mon. in
Lounge)
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday - Lounge - Self Defense Class
Beginning: 6:30-7:30pm Intermediate: 7:30-8:30pm
Third Monday of each month - Grandmothers Club - Room �12 - llam-2pm
Tuesday - Senior Citizens-Cards-Lounge- 9am - 2pm
Thursday- August 10..10am-11:30am..Safety Reception for Senior Citizens
Wednesday - T.O.P.S. - Room #2 - 7:30pm
Wednesday - Senior Citizens - Bingo - Lounge -9am-2pm
FIRST FRIDAY - Senior Group Advisory Board -l0am-12 noon
Saturday - Room i11 - Piano Lessons - 8:30am-12noon
GYM DROP IN...
Monday thru Friday ...2-4pm �
Monday thru Saturday..Various Classes in various rooms ..
BUILDING RENTALS - FEES CHARGED:
ELADIA ACUNA BASKETBALL LEAGUE..Gym - Friday, Saturday, Sunday i
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Summer Day Camp - Monday thru Friday ••.7 AM - 6 PM
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T0: RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSIONERS
FROM: RALPH DAVIS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF RECREATION AND PARKS
DATE: AUGUST 10, 1989
SUBJECT: SHAPE UP/ANTI-GRAFFITI MONTHLY REPORT
MONTH OF JULY 1989
This report reflects the completed graffiti removal jobs performed by
the Shape Up/Anti-Graffiti crew as of JULY 31, 1989.
1. Residences , Square Footage
{118) One Hundred Eighteen 15,717
2. Businesses
( 76) Seventy-Six 11,551
3. ' Public Facilities
' ( 83) Eighty-Three 11,010
Attached is a complete list of locations handled by the Shape Up crew
covering JULY 3, 1989 through SULY 31, 1989.
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CDBG FUNDED PROJECTS
MONTHLY REPORT
DATE: August 10, 1989 REPORT PERIOD ENDING: 7/3/89- 7/31/89
DEPARTMENT: Recreation & Parks PROJECT: Graffiti Removal
ACTIVITY - 28-4777 $ EXPENDED
TO DATE
1. 4101 - Salaries 6,368.84
2. 4105 - Temp./Part Time 3,189.54 -
3. 4121 - Retirement 2,594.20
4. 4122 - Workers 477.56
5. 4124 - Group Insurance 1,934.66
, 6. 4125 - Uniform Allowance 0.00
7. 4129 - Medicare Insurance 88.82
8. 4212 - Operating Supplies 4,169.65
9. 4313 - Machinery 2,530.54
10. TOTAL 21,353.81
NARRATIVE: (Indicate status of project, progress and problems).
The Anbi-Graffiti division began the 1989-90 Fiscal,year targeting the '
- public parks in Lynwood, Projects included:
1. Removing graffiti from the picnic shelters in preparation for
crowd attending the Suly 4th Fireworks Celebration.
2. Removing graffiti from the Freedom Memorial, Community Center,
and Natatorium in preparation for the Annual Chamber Car Show
' on July 9th.
The City Council also amended the Municipal Code of the City with
respect to Nuisance and Property Maintenance at the July 18th meeting by
, giving the City Manager the authority to have graffiti removed should
citizens not comply in taking care of the nuisance after a public
hearing is held on the property. As a result of this staff is now
preparing a list of properties they view as a nuisance.
Return to Housing and Co�unity Development Division.
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SHAPE UP PROGRAM
COMPLETED MONTHLY REPORT
JULY 1989
RESIDENT ADDRESS TYPE OF REMOVAL SQ.FT
, F. McGlothen 11342 Annetta paint 250 ft.
C. Knott 3107 Cedar paint 100 ft.
J. Ruiz 4001 Woodlawn paint 200 ft.
J. Nunez 11400 Elm sandblast 180 ft.
R. Cabesa 11441 Birch paint 200 ft.
S. Pone 3700 Palm paint 75 ft.
R. Matamoros 3620 Carlin paint 25 ft.
T. Urrutia 3519 Carlin paint 75 ft.
A. Martin 3991 Platt ' paint 75 ft. ,
J. Ruiz 4001 Woodlawn paint 75 ft.
D. White 3902 Woodlawn paint 150 ft.
_ C. Hurte 3915 Platt paint 75 ft.
R. Lum 3916 Platt paint 75 ft.
, G. McCorkle 3921 Platt paint 100 ft.
D. McCarroll 4204 Platt paint 50 ft.
B. Lee 3898 Woodlawn paint 125 ft.
C. Jackson 4526 Carlin paint 200 ft.
A. Ochoa 11111 Franklin paint 125 ft.
M. Santiago 11112 Penn paint 100 ft.
D. McCarroll 4204 Platt paint 75 ft.
M. Castillo 10940 Otis paint 50 ft.
B. Contreras 10950 Miquel paint 50 ft.
� V. Moberly 3536 Norton Way paint 150 ft.
J. Cord 3682 Lugo paint 100 ft.
A. Garcia 11800 Bullis Rd. paint 100 ft.
D. Cole 11820 Bullis Rd. paint 25 ft.
A. Taylor 11816 Bullis Rd, paint 50 ft.
V. Jones 11500 Atlantic paint 75 ft.
B. Bogan 4341 Los Flores paint 75 ft.
H. Reanos 3358 Seminole paint 50 ft.
C. Pruitt 3960 Virginia sandblast 250 ft.
J. Guiterrei 12001 Gertrude sandblast 75 ft.
, H. Woods 4001 Agnes sandblast 50 ft.
M. Offenbacher 4173 Agnes sandblast 275 ft.
M. Edwards 4245 Lugo sandblast 195 ft.
J. Smith 4029 Shirley sandblast 105 ft.
A. Torres � 3602 Beechwood paint 50 ft.
R. Wade 3197 Lynwood Rd. paint 75 ft.
M. Lopez 3107 Euclid paint 150 ft.
L. Muir 12626 Santa Fe paint 50 ft.
L. Scott 3203 Carlin paint 175 ft.
J. Smallwood 12033 Atlantic paint 50 ft.
E. Garcia 4080 Cortland paint 50 ft.
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R. Arroyo 4300 Cortland- paint 65 ft.
M. Quebec 12001 Bradfield paint 56 ft.
I. Watts 3723 Virginia paint 100 ft.
H. Buffington 3667 Platt paint 75 ft.
R. Moore 3801 Lyndora paint 105 ft.
T. Dale 3933 Lyndora paint 110 ft.
D. Allen 3287 Josephine paint 100 ft.
F. Arrellano 11745 Third St. paint 64 ft.
� J. Smith 4029 Shirley paint 50 ft.
A. Tanony 4001 Alberta paint 75 ft.
V. Origel 4147 Lavinia paint 1158 ft.
R. Matamoros 3620 Carlin paint 25 ft.
M. Castillo 10940 Otis paint 500 ft.
B. Bogan 4341 Los Flores paint 500 ft.
V. Gonzalez 3599 Platt paint 25 ft.
D. Hicks 4055 Agnes paint 25 ft.
J. Littlejohn 12140 Cornish paint 125 ft.
V. Gonzalez 3599 Platt paint 75 ft.
J. Ortega 11007 Pope paint 25 ft.
� T. Powers - 11070 Atlantic paint 50 ft.
J. White 11119 Atlantic paint 35 ft.
J. Kowen 4245 Platt paint 100 ft.
V. Swartz 11199 Pine paint 100 ft.
B. Sexton 4114 Agnes paint 50 ft.
M. Jackson 4201 King Blvd. paint 25 ft.
,T, Bolden 3911 Lugo paint 75 ft.
V. Swartz 11199 Pine sandblast 150 ft.
F. Martinez 3240 Magnolia sandblast 140 ft.
H. King 4301 Lugo sandblast 140 ft.
S. Singleton 11900 Bullis Rd. sandblast 50 ft.
S. Singleton 11900 Bullis Rd. sandblast 144 ft.
E. Martin 3828 Cortland sandblast 325 ft.
C. Lewis 4201 Cortland paint 75 ft.
C. Lewis 42�1 Cortland paint 75 ft.
F. Brown 11804 Fourth Ave, sandblast 360 ft.
J. Corona 4352 Shirley sandblast 150 ft.
L. Astruias 4360 Shirley sandblast 125 ft.
, M. Boyce 4201 Agnes paint 100 ft.
A. Fleming 3611 Platt paint 120 ft.
J. Cord 3682 Lugo paint 200 ft.
I. Hernandez 3681 Fernwood paint 100 ft.
J. Henderson 4040 Louise paint 300 ft. i
J. Batiste 11300 Annetta sandblast 200 ft.
J. Gomez 4200 King Blvd. sandblast 50 ft.
- R. Subia 11828 Harris sandblast 300 ft.
C. Pruitt 3960 Virginia sandblast 175 ft.
E. Martin 3828 Cortland sandblast 150 ft.
C. Hurte 3815 Platt sandblast 250 ft.
Z. Lee 3998 Woodlawn sandblast 75 ft.
R. DeWinter 11854 Wright Rd. sandblast 275 ft.
J. Acosta 3951 Lyndora St. paint 100 ft.
R. Hernandez 12304 Millrace sandblast 100 ft.
D. Franklin 3986 Platt sandblast 175 ft.
H. Salazar 3985 Walnut sandblast 100 ft.
R. Moreno 3593 Sanborn sandblast 100 ft.
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E. Johnson 4055 Virginia sandblast 250 ft.
T. Davenport 4360 Brewster sandblast 230 ft.
J. Johnson 3721 Agnes sandblast 120 ft.
B. West 11254 Hulme sandblast 150 ft.
I. Morales 11266 Cornish sandblast 180 ft.
E. Devis 3664 Josephine sandblast 260 ft.
E. Nicholson 12130 Alpine sandblast 100 ft.
T. Moffett 40045 Woodlawn sandblast 300 ft.
J. Loera 12015 Atlanntic paint 350 ft.
E. Garcia 4080 Cortland paint 25 ft.
B. Sexton 4114 Agnes paint 35 ft.
V. Crump 4269 Agnes paint 75 ft.
M. Olivas 3861 Fernwood paint 50 ft.
L. Stomes 11031 Pope paint 50 ft.
B. Dozal 12349 Millrace sandblast 250 ft.
B. Zaiger 3249 Palm sandblast 60 ft.
C. Jackson 4526 Carlin sandblast 260 ft.
P. Martin 3936 Shirley sandblast 70 ft.
BUSINESSES
Pal Industries 11090 Alameda paint 150 ft.
Croft M.F.G. 11070 Alameda paint 150 ft.
Vivian's Shop 11044 Long Beach paint 50 ft.
Lyngate Printing . 3645 Abbott Rd. paint SO ft.
Stuber Chiropractic 3650 Imperial paint 100 ft.
Pacific Bookkeeping 11599 Atlantic paint 100 ft.
Villa Clara Market 10236 Long Beach paint 50 ft.
General Hoist 2772 Norton Way paint 200 ft.
Norton Market 2967 Norton Way paint 100 ft.
Knights of Columbus 3889 Imperial paint 50 ft.
Gatewood Liquor 3881 Imperial paint 150 ft.
Spectra Video 3875 Imperial paint 50 ft.
Church of Christ 3841 Imperial paint 50 ft.
Baskin Robbins 3597 King Blvd. paint 25 ft.
Eddie`s Liquor 3898 Abbott Rd. paint 50 ft.
Los Chavalas Bar 12616 Atlantic paint 500 ft.
Los Chavalas Bar 12614 Atlantic paint 600 ft.
Track House 3897 King Blvd. paint 75 ft.
Track House 3897 King Blvd. paint 25 ft.
Lynwood Battery 3171 Fernwood paint 100 ft.
Daily News 3181 Fernwood paint 100 ft.
Jolly Jugs 12430 Long Beach paint 150 ft.
B& J Carpet 11432 Long Beach paint 125 ft.
Helen & Jennies 12100 Atlantic paint 230 ft.
Oscar's Market 12022 Atlantic paint 60 ft.
Ad-Ur-Firm 12540 Atlantic paint 160 ft.
Bill's Market 12615 Atlantic paint 210 ft.
' A1taDena Dairy 12306 Atlantic paint 75 ft.
Wang's Market 11200 Atlantic paint 105 ft.
Custom Alloys 2805 Los Flores paint 68 ft.
Columware Co. 11201 Santa Fe paint 500 ft.
Girl Scout House 11409 Birch paint 75 ft.
Abco 4339 Imperial paint' S0 ft.
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From: Harold Mattoon, Director of Recreation S Parks ��
Date: August 14, 1989
Sub�ect: JULY 1989 ACTIVITIES REPORT
ADMINISTRATION
1. Met with State Auditor to close out City Park Irrigation Project.
2. Received keys for Girl Scout House. Began assessment for
required equipment and improvements.
3. Met wi[h Hubert Walch of Adolph's Catering to discuss details and
some co�unication problems.
4. Met vith Assistant to City Manager and Representative of The Wave
Newspaper to discuss nevs release format.
5. Participa[ed in USDA monitoring of Food Program at Ham Park.
6. Attended Round Table Breakfast to discuss new catering program at
Bateman Hall.
7. Began regular meetings vith Senior Citizen Representatives.
8. Attended All City Planning Conference.
9. Me[ with Charles Drew Headstart Leaders to discuss next year's use
of Ham Park.
10. Met with Concessionaire to discuss services for City Park. I
11. A[tended Youth Co�ission Meeting. �
12. Attended Sheriff's Athle[ic League Meeting. I
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1. Annual July 4th Fireworks display held on Tuesday July 4th in �
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3. An Anti-Drug play and concert was held in City park July 15,
sponsored by Lynvood Baptist Church. Approximately 150 people
were in attendance.
4. Girl's Softball Leagues en[ered mid season play.
5. Four girl's Softball [eams entered in Los Angeles County Coca
Cola Tournamen[.
6. T-ball and Baseball avards picnic on Saturday July 29th in City
Park. Ac[ivities included free svim at nata[orium, picnic games,
coaches 6 player's Softball game. Approximately 1500 parents and
youngs[ers were in a[tendance.
7. Baseball teams vere entered in Coca Cola Classic Tournaments and
Santa Fe Springs Tournamen[.
8. Field Trip to Raging Waters was held July 28th.
9. Field Trips to Knott's Berry Farm, and Monsoon Lagoon vere held
July 13 S 28.
10. Overnight Campout for summer day camp participants was held
July 13 at Ham Park fourty-three youngsters took part.
11. On July lst, a barbecue vas held for su�er day camp, 136
attended. I
12. Blood Pressure Check was held at Community Center July 26. I
13. Food Distribution day was ,Tuly 28.
14. Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) educational remedia[ion
project began on July 20 at Co�unity Center.
PARK
1. Replaced tvo spring ponys in City Park.
2. Repaired various sprinklers in City Park.
3. Tri�ed shrubs around Natatorium.
4. Cleaned park after Car Show and Carnival. I
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5. Repaired numerous sprinklers at Ham Park. j
6. Valve boxes on 6 medians near Smart & Final were replaced. i
Damages caused by large trucks. ;
7. Vacuum breaker on median at Alma was replaced. Damaged caused by �
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8. Atlantic Boulevard medians vere fertilized to revive color.
9. Replaced nine plastic valve boxes with concrete boxes vith steel
lids. Vandals were breaking into plastic boxes and damaging
valves.
10. Weed control was applied in all areas where needed.
NATATORIUN
1. Completed swim sessions number 1 and 2.
2. Received engineering and design estimates for relighting project.
3. Conducted intervievs for svim instructors.
4. Repaired cash register.
S. Conduc[ed C.P.R. demonstrations.
6. Installed ceiling supports for backwash waste line.
7. Installed one meter diving board.
8. Replaced four defective circuit breakers. i
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