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HomeMy Public PortalAboutA1989-08-17 PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE ,� � � � � � � � . - � � - �'� x.� RECE1�/Ep F� ��n �F LYNWOOD CITY CLERKS Op��� � I AM AUG 11 198� . AGENDA 7 � 8 �9i10�lli12�1�2 3 PM PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE ("PAC" ) e � i 7td TO THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT A�A "A"/'�/I� � �. � �%�� . AUGUST 17, 1989 ��� %' 7:00 p.m. BATEMAN HALL, ROOM 1 : - 11331 ERNESTINE AVENUE LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90252 � MARGARET ARAUJO HELEN MENDOZA � CHAIRPERSON ACT. VICE-CHAIRPERSON KAREN ROBERTSON � SECRETARY-TREASURER COMMITTEE MEMBERS: 1, RUBEN CERVANTES ALBERT MORAN , '.: WILLIAM KOLITZ . W. A. PRICE ; ys BERNARD LAKE JUANITA RAMOS DELLA MAZZIOTTI JANICE S. SMITH _� HAROLD TUCKER AGENCY SPECIAL COUNSEL REDEVELOPMENT STAFF � � James D. Clark, Esq. Vicente L. Mas Deputy Executive Director Ellyn J. Stein, Esq. Kenrick Karefa-Johnson � Redevelopment Manager "=' Dorethea Tilford Planning Associate ; Susan Y. Fowler Office Assistant II LRAI3:PACAGEND ' - • . � � ,. , . ; MINUTES ' LYNWOOD PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE ' JUNE 15� 1989 . � ATTENDING MEMBERS: Margaret Araujo, Vice Chairperson (Late) Ruben Cervantes William Kowlitz Bernard Lake Della Mazziotti Helen Mendoza (Late) Albert Moran Karen Robertson, Secretary . EXCUSED ABSENCES W. A. Price , MEMBERS ABSENT WITHOUT EXCUSE ` Rick DeMeo � Ruby Obey, Chairperson , ALSO ATTENDING: Lynn Dudenhoffer- Harold Tucker � Kendrick Karefa Johnson, Redevelopment Manager Dorothea Tilford, Planning Associate : Ellyn Stein, Agency Special Counsel MINUTES A quorum was not achieved until 8:45. From 8: UO to '• 8:45, informal discussion took place. The meetinc� was then called to order, roll called and agenda posting certified. Ms. Stein announced that it had been determined formally ; that Mr. Tucker was not eligible for the seat he � occupied and must wait for a change in the by-laws to � run for a community representative seat. , _ Since 2/3 of the membership (10 people) were not � present, proposed by-law changes could not be voted on. ' They were discussed and counsel made presentations on all proposed changes. Because both Mr. DeMeo and Ms. Obey had missed two or ' I ' ' � � � � � i , __ --- _ : ` more consecutive meetings without the consent of the PAC members, it was determined that only nine positions remained filled out of 15 positions. There �ould therefore never be the required number of votes for changes in the by-laws. ; . Election of additional members to vacancies was planned ' for the next meeting. After filling positions, by-law � change discussion and voting would be held,' and additional members would be elected to two community representative spaces expected to be approved as a by- law change. � _ The secretary was instructed to mail out letters , describing the vacancies and listing PAC meeting dates for the balance of the year. Staff was instructed to place announcements of the PAC � vacancies and intention to fill positions in ].ocal newspapers. � Mr. Karefa-Johnson provided AN informative discussion ° and hand-out on the progress of Marie Callendar's and ' made a brief presentation regarding Popeye's, which will open soon. The Parliamentarian was named by acclamation in May's meeting. Since Ms. Obey, Chairman, is no longAr a member, Ms. Araujo has taken over those duties. She requested affirmation that the Parliamentarian, Ms. ' Mendoza, act as co-chair with Ms. Araujo. This was approved by the members. � , ' The meeting was adjourned - JULY 20, 1989, � ' , � ; j ; . �, . • - . � � MINUTES LYNWOOD PROJECT AREA COMMITTEE ' JULY 20, 1989 ' � ATTENDING MEMBERS: Margaret Araujo, Chairperson ! Ruben Cervantes William Kolitz " Bernard Lake Della Mazziotti Helen Mendoza, Act. Vice Chairpersan Albert Moran William A. Price Karen Robertson, Secretary-Treasurer ABSENCES: ' NONE ALSO ATTENDING: Lynn Dudenhoffer, Lion's Club Repr. Harold Tucker, Concerned Citizens of Lynwood Repr. Janice Smith Juanita Ramos Ethel Pacheco, Women's Commission Kenrick Karefa-Johnson, Redev. Manager ' Dorethea Tilford, Planning Associate Ellyn Stein, Agency Special Counsel i MINUTES i Nine members were present, making a quorum (8 required) � The agenda posting was certified. Minutes of April 20, 1989 and May 18, 1989, were approved. Two vacant positions were immediately filled by unanimous ; vote: Janice Sherrill-Smith, Owner-Occupant, Remaining Area ; Juanita Ramos, Business representative, Atlantic , Corridor Therefore, 11 of the 15 positions were represented, enabling ; , votinq on by-law changes. (Need 2/3 of 15 or 10 votes to amend by-laws, pursuant to Amendment VI) The first by-law change approved (11 to none) was to � increase the membership by two community representative positions. (Article I, Section 3B) � The next by-law amendment passed (11 to none) was to re- define a quorum as a majority of filled positions, vs. a majority of positions. ' '�` Lynn Dudenhoffer, Lion's Club and Harold Tucker, Concerned 1 Citizens of Lynwood, were immediately elected unanimously (11 to none) to fill the two added positions. The next change to the by-laws was to approve 13 to none to ; change terms of PAC members to end in September, 1991. More detail is contained in the attached changes received _ separately. ' LRAI3:PACMIN7 • � � , 1 :_ . , , , �. __ __ _ ________ . h,: � � ' �A change in the absences permitted was made so that three absences, excused or unexcused; in one year will result in � automatic termination of inembership. Approved 13 to none. The annual meeting was changed to September to correspond with ending of inembership terms. Approved 13 to none. ' The final by-1aw change (13 to none after considerable discussion) was to require 2/3 of the filled positions to vote affirmatively for by-law chanqe vs. 2/3 of the membership. Bernard Lake announced he would be on vacation and would not be present at the August meeting. � Mr. Kolitz congratulated everyone on the progress achieved and for being on time. ' There were no further comments; the meeting was adjourned tn August 17, 1989. � . � ' � ' � LRAI3:PACMIN7 � . , Z , � , i ; � B Y L A W S Lynwood Project Area "A" Committee � ; Lynwood Redevelopment Project Area "A" Lynwood, California ' , AS AMENDED - JULY 20, 1989 , � , � � . ! ( � � . ; V13:BYLAWS.PAC � . � � ' ` � LYNWOOD PROJECT AREA "A" COMMITTEE � � BYLAWS TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE I - THE,COMMITTEE...... ........................ 2 Section 1. Name of Committee ....................... 2� Section 2. Purpose . .............................. 2 � Section 3. Membership...... ... ....... . 2 ,` A. Project Area Boundaries and Geographical Subareas ................................ 2 , B. Composition............ .............. 2 ' C. Geoqraphical Representation ............. 3 � D. Qualifications.. ..................... 3 ... Section 4. Terms of Membershi 4° p... ............... ... Section 5. Termination of Membership ............... 4' Section 6. Removal of Members ...................... 4: Section 7. Resignation..... ..................... 4 ... Section 8. Filling of Vacancies .................... 5 Section 9. Approval of PAC Membership by ' City Council ............................ 5 ' ARTICLE II - OFFICERS .. ................................... 5 � Section 1. Officers ................................ 5 Section 2. Chairperson ............................. 5 ' ` Section 3. Vice Chairperson ..................... . 5 Section 4. Secretary/Treasurer ..................... 6 Section 5. Additional Duties ....................... 6 Section 6. Election... .......................... 6 • Section Vacancies ............................... 6 ' ARTICLE III - MEETINGS........ ........................... 6 � - Section 1. Annual Meetings ......................... 6; ^ Section 2. Regular Meetings ........................ 6 Section 3. Special Meetings ........................ 7 Section 4. Adjourned Meetings......... ... ...... 7 Section 5. Al1 Meetings to be Open and Public...... 7' Section 6. Quorum and Motions .................. . 7 Section 7. Unexcused Absences ...................... 7. Section 8. Order of Business ....................... 7 Section 9. Resolutions ........ ................... 8 . � Section 10. Minutes ..... ........................... 8 Section 11. Rules of Order .......................... 8 Section 12. Committee Reports ....................... 8; ARTICLE IV - REPRESENTATION BEFORE PUBLIC BODIES............ 8 ARTICLE V - SUBCOMMITTEES.. ... .......................... 8 � Section 1. Establishment ........................... 8 , Section 2. Membership ... .. ...................... 8 Section 3. Appointment of Members .................. 9� -- Section 4. Officers and Meetings .:................. 9 Section 5. Subcommittee Reports .................... 9; ARTICLE VI - AMENDMENTS ..................................... 9 � � , ' V13:BYLAWS.PAC � ' 1 , . � � � ; . � ; ; y LYNWOOD PROJECT AREA "A" COMMITTEE BYLAWS , ; ARTICLE I - THE COMMITTEE Section l. Name of Committee The name of the Committee shall be the Lynwood Project Area' "A" Committee (hereinafter referred to as the "PAC"). 3ection 2. Purpose The PAC shall provide a means for private citizen advice to' the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency (the "Agency") on matters� relating to the development and conduct of the Redevelopment; . Project "A" (the "Project") in the City of Lynwood (the "City").; In order to accomplish the purpose, the PAC shall: a (1) Consult with, and advise the Agency on policy matters which affect owners, residents, businesses, and community� organizations in the Project Area and which deal with the; planning and provision of residential facilities or replacement housing for those residents to be displaced by� project activities, � (2) Gather information and serve as a communication link between; the Agency and Project Area owners, residents,� . businesspersons, and community organizations to keep them informed of the various elements included or to be included' • in the Redevelopment Plan for the Project Area; and relay the owners', residents', and/or businesspersons' problems,, concerns and suggestions to the Aqency. ; (3) Participate in the Project decision-making process by ; reviewing and evaluating Project Activities and making ' advisory recommendations as necessary and appropriate. ' Section 3. Membershin ' ' A. Proiect Area Boundaries and Geographical Subareas ° The area within the boundaries of the Project (the "Project ; Area") includes three geographical subareas. The �Project Area boundaries are those which have been selected pursuant to law as; . the boundaries of the Lynwood Redevelopment Project Area "A".. The Project Area boundaries and the identification and location� ` of the three geographical subareas are as showm on the map; attached as Exhibit "A". If the Project Area boundaries are, amended, then the PAC may need to be reconstituted by procedures established by the Lynwood City Council. ' B. Composition The PAC shall consist of seventeen (17) members and, shall be composed of the numbers of representatives selected and� elected from the following membership categories residing,; established and doing business, or located within the Project Area: V13:BYLAWS.PAC ' � :. 2 � � : , Membership Categorv Number of Members � Residential owner-occupants 3 Residential tenants 3 ; . Businesspersons (including owners or operators of businesses and 5 , owners of real property who do not occupy such real property) Existing community organizations 6 , -' All initial PAC members as well as new members replacing. members whose terms of inembership have expired, as set forth in, Article I, Section 4, shall be selected or elected. C. Geoaraphical Representation Except for community organization members, who shall be deemed to have Project-wide representation status, members shall� represent geographical subareas within the Project Area.� Representation shall be distributed as follows among the: membership categories (other than community organizations) and� geographical subareas: Geoaraphical Subarea Membership Category (See Map1 , , Residential Residential Businesses� . • Owner-Occubants Tenants . — -- � y Long Beach/Imperial Area 1 1 2 Atlantic Area 1 1 2 Remaining Area 1 1 1 , �,. �. D. Qualifications Only those persons who are at least 18 years of age, and are� residential owner-occupants and/or tenants, businesspersons, (including owners or operators of business and owners of real� property who do not occupy such real property), and/or members of; - existing community organizations residing, established and doing, business, or located within the Project Area, shall be eligible` to be members of the PAC and only during the time they are. `. residing, established and doing business, or located within the, Project Area', shall be eligible to be members of the PAC and only� during the time they are residing, established and doing{ business, or located within the Project Area and the geographical subarea they represent. Any PAC member who is not or is no longer a member of that group of residential owner-occupants and/or tenants, businesspersons, or members of existing community� ; organizations or the geographical subarea within the Project Area� - ' from which he or she was elected or selected shall resign or be' subject to removal from the PAC as provided in Article I, Section' 6, of these Bylaws. � However, nothing in this subsection D or in these Bylaws' ' shaTl prevent a person who is a member of two or more such groups` or geographical subareas from being eligible to be elected and to+ serve on this PAC, provided that he or she is and remains a� - member of that group or geographical subarea from which he or she; was elected. ' V13:BYLAWS.PAC i � 3 � � � � ' • S'ection 4 Terms of Membershin Initially, fifteen (15) members of the PAC (of which three� (3) are representatives of residential owner-occupants,three (3) are representatives of residential tenants, five (5) are' representatives of businesspersons, and four (4) are representa- tives of existing community organizations) shall be selected., , and/or elected for terms which shall expire at the second annual� meeting of the PAC. Nothing shall prohibit a PAC member for succeeding him/herself. Subsequently, the PAC voted to increase its membership to� seventeen (17) members, of which three (3) are representatives of residential owner-occupants, three (3) are representatives of residential tenants, five (5) are representatives of business° , persons, and six (6) are representatives of existing community organizations. °° PAC members elected at the March, 1989 annual meeting, or thereafter selected, shall serve for a term to expire' automatically upon the expiration of the life of the PAC in July,' 1991, or at the September, 1991 annual meeting if the life of the PAC is extended for one year by the City Council. If the life of' the PAC is extended, PAC members will be elected at the{ September, 1991 annual meeting for a one-year term, and for one- , year terms at each annual meeting thereafter, if the life of the' PAC is thereafter further extended. The terms of any selected or elected members of the PAC shall continue until successors are selected or elected and in° office. Section 5. Termination of Membershio � Membership in the PAC shall automatically terminate in the event that: ; . (1) The member shall not be, or shall no longer be, a� residential owner-occupant, a residential tenant, a . businessperson, or a member of an existing community . organization residing, established and doing business, . or located within the Project Area or the geographical' ,, subarea he or she was elected to represent; or , (2) Membership in the PAC shall automatically terminate after three (3) absences within one year. (3) The member shall have acted in violation of Article IV� of these Bylaws. ' Section 6. Removal of Members A member may be removed by at least a vote of two-thirds' ' (2/3) of the total membership of the PAC, if, after a hearing, iti is found and determined that any one of the qrounds for- termination specified in Article I; Section 5, exists. ' Section 7. Resianation Any PAC member may resign at any time by giving written , notice to the Chairperson. Any such resignation will take effect° upon receipt or upon any date specified therein. The acceptance� w, of such resignation shall not be necessary to make it effective., ° V13:BYLAWS.PAC �� , ,, � i 4 . � � � : , , Section 8. Fillina of Vacancies i In the event a vacancy occurs on the PAC by reason of death, resignation, or removal, or lack of nominees, such vacancy shall� be filled by election of the remaining PAC members, with new. ' members so elected having to meet the qualifications set forth in' Article I, Section 3D. Vacancies resulting from expiration of, . membership term shall be filled in the manner set forth in' Article III, Section 1. Vacancies shall be filled in the; following manner: COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS The Community Organizations shall submit a nominee to the. PAC which the membership of the PAC may confirm. ,' REMAINING CATEGORIES i An advertisement announcinq the vacancy shall be printed in a. . newspaper of general circulation at least ten (10) days prior to the election. The PAC membership shall review the "Statement of" Qualification" of the candidate(s) and elect a representative(s). " Section 9. Approval of PAC Membership b};,Citv Council � - � As promptly as possible after the membership of the PAC has, been elected and/or appointed, the membership of the PAC shall be; .. submitted to the City Council to verify that the composition of• the PAC is in compliance with Resolution No. 88-14. Thereafter,' `, the membership of the PAC shall be submitted to the City Council for consideration of the representative character of the PAC at' the first City Council meeting following each change in; membership of the PAC, but not more often than once in any year. ARTICLE II - OFFICERS t Section 1. Officers a The officers of the PAC shall consist of a Chairperson, a Vice Chairperson, and a Secretary/Treasurer, and shall be elected' ; in the manner set forth in this Article II. Section 2. Chairnerson The Chairperson shall preside at all meetings of the PAC, and shall submit such agenda, recommendations, and information at such meetings that are reasonable and proper for the conduct of , the business affairs and policies of the PAC. The chairperson � shall sign all resolutions, approved minutes, and other -legal � documents of the PAC. Annually, the Chairperson shall prepare a, report on the PAC's activities and shall file the same with the ' Agency after it has been approved by the PAC. Section 3. Vice Chairperson -:�= The Vice Chairperson shall perform the duties of the � Chairperson in the absence or incapacity of the Chairperson. In the event of the resignation, death, or removal of the � Chairperson, the Vice Chairperson shall assume the Chairperson's duties until such time as the PAC shall elect a new Chairgerson. ' V13:BYLAWS.PAC � ' . . , .. . 5 • � � - S�ection 4. Secretary/Treasu'rer � The Secretary/Treasurer shall keep the records of the PAC, � shall act as secretary of the meetings of the PAC, shall record . all votes, and shall keep a record of the meetings in a journal ' of proceedings. The Secretary/Treasurer shall attest to and/or countersign all resolutions, approved minutes, and other legal � documents of the PAC. The Secretary/Treasurer shall be, responsible for the management of any monies allocated to the; PAC. - Section 5. Additional Duties ' - The officers of the PAC shall perform such other duties and� functions as may from time to time be required by the PAC, these, �� Bylaws, or other rules and regulations, which duties and; , ' functions are incidental to the office held by such officers. • Section 6. Election The Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and Secretary/Treasurer� shall be elected by the PAC when its membership is elected, and, at each annual meeting thereafter, from among the members of the PAC. Such officers of the PAC shall hold office for one year or ",. until their successors are elected and quali£ied. An officer' , shall not be prohibited from succeeding himself or herself in, office. Section 7. Vacancies Should the offices of the Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, or' Secretary/Treasurer become vacant, the PAC shall elect a, successor from, among the PAC members at the next regular or� ' special meeting, and such office shall be held for the unexpired term of said office. � � � � ARTICLE III - MEETINGS ; , Section 1. Annual Meetinas : Annual meetings shall be held on the third (3rd) Thursday in; , September of each year at the hour of 7:00 p.m., provided, __ however, that should said date be a legal holiday, then any such annual meeting shall be held on the next business day thereafter ensuing which is not a legal holiday. At annual meetings' elections shall be held for elected members whose terms have expired; newly elected community organizations members shall be� seated; PAC officers shall be elected; reports of the affairs of � the PAC shall shall be considered; and any other business may be' - transacted which is within the purposes of the PAC. Notice of, annual meetings shall be published in a newspaper of generalf circulation in the city at least once a week for three weeks; prior to the date of the annual meeting. . All persons attending an annual meeting who possess the. qualifications set forth in Article I, Section 3D, are eligible' ' to vote for or be elected to PAC membership. ':+ Section 2. Reaular Meetincrs j , . j The PAC shall meet regularly on the third Thursday of each� month, at the hour of 7:00 p.m. In the event that the regular" meeting date shall be a legaT holiday, then any such regular' � meeting shall be held on the next business day thereafter ensuing! that is not a legal holiday. Notice of all regular meetings' shall be dispensed with, except as may be determined by the members of the PAC. V13:BYLAWS.PAC ; 6 , ;,. : ; �. - . � � � � � . , Section 3. Special Meetinas 1 Special meetings may be held upon call of the Chairperson,! or of the majority of the membership of the PAC, for the purpose' of transacting any business designated in the call, after, ' notification of all members of the PAC by written notice' '- personally delivered or by mail at least five (5) days before the time specified in the notice for a special meeting.� Additionally, the Secretary shall be responsible for the posting', of said notice publicly in the City Hall at least five (5) days prior to the time specified in the notice for the meeting. At. '• . such special meeting, no business other than that designated in the call shall be considered. Section 4. Adiourned Meetings , Any meeting -of the PAC may be adjourned to an adjourned meeting without the need for notice requirements of a special meeting providing the adjournment indicates the date, time and , place of the adjourned meetinq. PAC members absent from the meeting at which the adjournment decision is made shall be: notified by the Secretary of the adjourned meeting. , Section 5. All Meetinas to be Open and Public All meetings of the PAC shall be open and public to the. : extent required by law. All persons shall.be permitted to attend� any such meetings except as otherwise provided by law. Section 6. Ouorum and Motions , The powers of the PAC shall be vested in the members thereof in office from time to time. A majority of the filled positions; ,shall constitute a quorum for the purpose of conducting the PAC's business, exercising its power and for all other purposes, but: less than a majority of the PAC membership may adjourn the meeting from time to time until a quorum is obtained. An� , affirmative vote by a majority of the total membership present of the PAC shall be required for approval of any question brought , before the PAC. � Section 7. Unexcused Absences " THIS SECTION DELETED BY PAC AMENDMENT TO THE BYLAWS, JULY 2A, 1989 Section 8. Order of Business. .. The following shall be the order of business at regular� meetings of the PAG . 1) Call to Order and Roll Call 2) Approval of minutes of previous meeting 3) Community Questions and answers (15 minute total time limit; 3 minutes per speaker. The Chairperson shall have ',. the authority to extend the total time limit.) 4) Communications � 5)_ Reports ! ' V13:BYLAWS.PAC " � � . . ' , . . � � , 6) Intermission 1 7) Old business - 8) New business ! 9) PAC member comments 10) Adjournment (The meeting shall adjourn not later than 10:00 p.m., unless extended by a 2/3 vote of inembers present.) Section 9. Resolutions � Resolutions of the PAC shall be in writing and shall be' designated by number, reference to which shall be inscribed in, the minutes.of the meetings at which they are approved. Approved', resolutions shall be filed in the offical book of resolutions of. the PAC, which shall be kept by the staff of the PAC. Section 10. Minutes Minutes .of the PAC shall be in writing. Copies of the . : minutes of 'each PAC meeting shall be made available to each. member of the PAC and the Agency five (5) working days prior to, the next scheduled meeting. Approved minutes shall be filed in� the official book of minutes of the Pac. Section 11. Rules of Order � Except as provided in these Bylaws, all business and matters� before the PAC shall be transacted in conformance with Robert's� Rules of Order. ; Section 12. Committee Reborts Oral and written reports of the PAC, including resolutions: adopted by the PAC, shall include a report of the position of the , minority of the PAC, as well as the majority. When applicable, an indication of the relative size of the majority and the minority for each such report shall be included within the report. ARTICLE IV - REPRESENTATION BEFORE PUBLIC'BODIES � Any official representations on behalf of the PAC before the � Agency, the City Council, or any other public body shall be made ' by the Chairperson, the Vice-Chairperson in the Chairperson's absence, or a member of the PAC specifically so designated by the PAC. , ARTICLE V - SUBCOMMITTEES Section 1. Establishment The PAC may establish subcommittees as necessary to � accomplish the purposes set forth in Article I, Section 2, of these Bylaws. Section 2. Membershio Each subcommittee shall be composed of at least one (1), but � not more than four (4), members of the PAC, and may include � persons from the community. V13:BYLAWS.PAC � i , _ 8 k . . 4 ° • • •� � � y � Section 3. Appointment of Members . Members on a subcommittee (including persons from the; , community) shall be appointed by the Chairperson of.the PAC with' the approval of the PAC. � Section 4. Officers and Meetinas Subcommittee chairmen shall be designated by the Chairperson of the PAC from among the PAC members appointed to the subcommittee. Subcommittees may elect other officers as; necessary, and shall establish the date, time, and place for� meetings to conduct the subcommmittee's business. '. Section 5. 5ubcommittee Reports i ; From time to time, subcommittees shall submit written� reports to the PAC, which reports summarize the subcommittee's� ' activities, findings, and/or recommendations on matters for which; the subcommittee was established. ' �°'. • ARTICLE VI - AMENDMENTS The Bylaws of the PAC may be amended upon the affirmative' vote of at least two-thirds of the filled positions of the PAC at ° a regular or special meeting, but no such amendment shall be adopted which is contrary to the provisions of Resolution No. 88-' 14 of the Lynwood City Council, or successor resolutions, and� , unless at least seven (7) days' written notice thereof has previously been given to all members of the PAC. Notice of � amendment shall identify the section of sections or the Bylaws � proposed to be amended. ' r . � � � };t'•. nj � �('� � l ' f ' j i { n � ��A . . ' . J �� �:� f n . i� , ` V13:BYLAWS.PAC S�:' _ , , � (` i ..� . . � a : ; g �,. j; X�i' <, ,. ..I . . . . . -� - . `�. � � l. , ; F, . .: . _.. .:._ .. � . . . .... .._. .: ._ . _ .. _. . _- - .._ . ..... ... . . . . .- - � - - - -.._ .. ., __ _.. _- -._- - . . _ ._......__ ,.. ,. _._ � , ._.__ _.. . . . .. : ..:. .. ........ - - ....� . . - ,., ..,. . . . . - . . . - - . . . l._ . ... � . ""' INTEREST CATEGORY ` ?� '; ; , ; GEOGRAPHICAL RE$IDENTIAL' RESIDENTIAL gUSINES$ES COMMUNITY TOTAL �' SUBAREA OWNER-OCCUPANTS TENANTS ORGANIZATIONS ` '>:: ...<.M.: _:�::, Long Beach ' - � 1. & Imperial . xev W. A. Price *vacant* �n Cen'antes -0- 4 ��.,°� ° ^ Corridors wi111am w. xolitz Atlantic Albert Moran *vacant* Juanita Ramos _p_ 4 � , Corridor - Helen Meridoza Remaining anice Sherrill,Smith *vacant* *vacant* -0- 3 Area * • I Margaret Araujo E11t�T2 Lynn Dudenhoeffer Bernard Lake < � Project � Deiia MazZiotti 6 . <;�. F1Y'2a 'Karen Robertson j ,. Aarold Tucker ' Total Members 3 3 5 , g 17 �' . , . �* "Remaining Area" shall not include �he Long Beach and Imperial Corridors subarea and the Atlantic Corridor subarea, and shall include every o�her part o the project area. . � ... �: • . , . ° �' _ ._ - , �� : ... >, : . .. ....�.� .,,