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WISHING TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL FILL OUT A FORM PROVIDED AT THE
DOOR, AND TO TURN IT IN TO THE CITY CLERK PRIOR TO THE START OF THE
MEETING. FAILURE TO FILL OUT SUCH A FORM WILL PROHIBIT YOU FROM
ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL IN THE ABSENCE OF THE UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF
THE COUNCIL.
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AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION R CI OFE NW �� I
AT THE MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL CITY CLERKS OF�ICE
TO BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 2, 19,93
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PAUL H. RICHARDS, II � I
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MAYOR PRO TEM COUNCI PER� ,
LOUIS HEINE ARMANDO REA
COUNCILPERSON COUNCILPERSON '
CITY MANAGER !
CITY ATTORNEY ;
LAURENCE H. ADAMS, SR. HENRY BARBOSA ,
CITY TREASURER CITY CLERK �
IRIS PYGATT ANDREA L. HOOPER i
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OPENING CBREMONIES I
1. CALL TO ORDER i
2. INVOCATION - Pastor Mike Shepherd �
First Baptist Church of Lynwood '
3. PRESENTATION OF COLORS (
4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE �
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5. ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS
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Louis Byrd '
Armando Rea
Paul H. Richards, II ;
Evelyn Wells �
Louis J. Heine
6. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY THE CITY CLERK
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1993
7. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS:
a. Special Adjourned Meeting of January 11, 1993
b. Regular Meeting of January 19, 1993
8. PROCLAMATION
a. Old Timers Foundation
b. Read to Celebrate Week
9. COMMENDATION
a. Robert white
b. Theresa Curtis
c. Rev. Alfreddie Johnson I
d. Bess Goodman
10. COUNCIL RECESS T0: LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY I
LYNWOOD INFORMATION INC. �
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PUBLZC ORAL COIYII�SIJNICATIONS I
(Regarding Agenda Items Only) �
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PUBLIC HEARINGS �
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CONSSNT CALENDAR ��
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All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be acted upon by �
'one Motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda. There �
will be no separate discussion on these items prior to voting �
unless members of the Council or staff request specific items be I
removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action.
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11. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, �
DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO �
ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED IN CERTAIN j
REAL PROPERTY, GENERALLY KNOWN AS 12403-05 OAK STREET IN THE �
CITY OF LYNWOOD I
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The purpose of this item is to schedule a public hearing to i
ascertain if a nuisance is being maintained in certain real
property in the City of Lynwood. i
Recommendation: i
It is recommended that after careful consideration, the City �
Council adopt a resolution entitled: "A Resolution of the City �
Council of the City of Lynwood, declaring its intention to ;
conduct a public hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is I
being maintained on certain real property generally known as
12403-OS Oak Street, in the City of Lynwood". ;
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBROARY 2, 1993
12. AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM - APPROVAL TO ENTER INTO A SERVICE
AGREEMENT TO PREPARE A LONG RANGE TWENTY YEAR HOUSING PROGRAM
Comments :
The purpose of this item is to obtain City Council approval to
enter into a service agreement with Yina Moore Davis (YAM
Desgin and Development)
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully recommends that after consideration, the
City Council approve the attached resolution approving the
Agreement to contract with Yina Moore Davis (YAM Design and
Development) to provide consulting services for production of
a Twenty Year Housing Plan for the City.
13.. RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT THE SOUTHEAST AREA SUBREGIONAL PLANNING
• PROCESS
Comments:
On Wednesday, January 13, SCAG presented an overview of the
Regional Comprehensive Plan at the Southeast Mayors and
Councilmembers Association (SEMCA) meeting. It was proposed
that SEMCA provide the decision making forum for developing I
and adopting a subregional plan for the Southeast Los Angeles
County Subregion. '�
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It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached �
resolution for inclusion in the Southeast Area Subregional I
Planning Process.
14. CERTIFICATION AND REVIEW OF UTILITY USER'S TAX EXEMPTIONS i
Comments : i
The purpose of this item is to comply with Resolution No. 90-
191, Section 5(j). The City Council must review and approve I
the certified list of Utility User's Tax Exemptions. Current �
list consists of senior citizens age 65 and over. I
Recommendation:
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It is recommended that the City Council adopt a resolution 1
approving the certified list of Utility User's Tax Exemptions �
for period January 1, 1992 through December 31, 1992. ;
15. UTILITY USER'S TAX AUDIT �
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An Audit Report was prepared for revenue received from the �
Otility User's Tax for calendar year ending December 31, 1992. ,
The Report provides an accounting of total revenue received . '
from the 68 levy on utility services. �
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It is recommended that the City Council receive and file the �
Utility User's Tax Audit Report for calendar year ending '
December 31, 1992. �
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1993
16. REQUEST FOR CHARITABLE SOLICITATION
Comments:
The International Evangelical Church of the Soldier's of the
Cross of Christ request to conduct a fund-raising campaign
from January 4, 1993 to March 4, 1993.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the charitable
solicitation request submitted by the Evangelical Church of
the Cross of Christ.
17. CITY MANAGER'S EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT I
Recommendation: '
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, It is recommended that upon negotiation, the City Council �
approve the City Manager's Employment Agreement. I
18. WARRANT REGISTER DATED FEBRUARY 2, 1993
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Recommendation: �
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It is recommended that the City Council approve the warrant �
Register. �
19. APPOINTMENT OF LYNWOOD ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY BOARD �
OF DIRECTORS
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DISCUSSION ITEMS I
20. PURCHASE OF MOBILE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER I
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PUBLIC ORAL COt�iI7NICATIONS ;
IF AN ITEM IS NOT ON THE AGENDA, THERE SHOULD BE NO SUBSTANTIVE I
DISCUSSION OF THE ISSUE BY THE COUNCIL; BUT IT IS ALL RIGHT FOR '
COUNCIL TO REFER THE MATTER TO THE STAFF OR SCHEDULE SUBSTANTIVE �
DISCUSSION FOR A FUTURE MEETING.
(The Ralph M. Brown Act, Government Code Section 54950-54962, Part j
III, Paragraph 5.) i
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COUNCZL ORAL AND WRITTEN COMM[7NICATION �
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21. MAYOR PAUL H. RICHARDS, II i
22. MAYOR PRO,TEM EVELYN WELLS i
23. COUNCILMAN LOUIS BYRD
24. COUNCILMAN LOUIS HEINE �
25. COUNCILMAN ARMANDO REA I
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CZTY COUNCIL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1993
CLOSED SESSION
City Council consider adjourning to a closed session pursuant to
the following Government Code to discuss:
26. a. Section 54956.8 - Real Estate Negotiations
b. Section 54956.9a - Pending Litigation
- Transportation Leasing
- Williams v. City of Lynwood
c. Section 54956.9c - Potential Litigation
d. Section 54957 - Personnel Matters
City Manager's Employment Agreement
e. Section 54957.6 - Employee Salaries/Benefits
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ADJOURNMENT I
MOTION TO ADJOURN TO A REGULAR MEETING FOR FEBRUARY 16� 1992, AT �
7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS
ROAD, CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA. i
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, SPECIAL �JOURNED_MEETING, JANUARY � 1993
The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a Special
Adjourned Session in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Rd. on the above
date at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Richarde in the chair.
Councilmembers Byrd, Heine, Rea, Wells and Richards answered the
roll call. -
Also present were City Manager Adams, Deputy City Attorney Barnes
and Deputy City Clerk Manibusan.
Deputy City Clerk Manibusan announced the Agenda had been duly
posted in accordance with The Brown Act.
Mayor Richards stated he would like to take item #9 out of order
and open discussion on The Chamber of Commerce Budget.
City Manager Adame gave a summary relative to thia item, stating
. the amount of the budget request from the Chamber is for $100,000
dollars for the accountable year 1993. Due to the fact the City
is on a fiscal year basis, accommodations had already been made
for this fiscal year and the amount =equested if it were taken on
a SQ$ basis would be available based on the appropriation for
this fiscal year. Asked Councilmember Wells for additional
remarks.
_ Councilmember Wells, stated she had served with the organizing
committee and they had come up with some recommendations relative
to the Chambers involvement, Stated the Chamber had come up with
some productive recommendation for the City. Stated Chamber had
made a commitment to become more involved with the Council and
the Community. Stated the Chamber was going to become more
aggressive towards bringing smaTl businesses into the Chamber.
Also diecussion towards combining programs. Stated the Miss
, Lynwood Pageant had not done very well, so a possibility was to
combine it with the Youth Education Program. Stated the Chamber
had requested to receive one fourth (1/4) of the money at this
time, and the Chamber would come back with the total budget for
the remaining funda. Stated the $30,000 and the recommendations
for staffing ae well as their commitment is needed in the City.
Councilmember Syrd discuesed bringing new businesses into the
City.
City Manager Adame, stated he had spoken with outgoing President
Leighton Hull, relative to structuring specific recommendations,
for which would be allocated an additional $30,000, two
apprentice type positions, and performance based contracts with
the Cities input, for promotional activities, between the City
and the Chamber. This would allow both an evaluation for the
.additional supplement revenue to the organization based on
performance, which would be evaluated for future funding. Rather
than subsidizing 100$ positions, these funds would be set aside
to have a specific purpose of promoting the City and being .
involved in entrepreneurial activities with the Chamber and
achieving growth in its membership.
, It was moved by Councilmember Wells,-seconded by Councilmember r
Byrd to approve the Chambers request, as recommended and modified �
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Councilmember Heine questioned for information only the amount. �
City Manager'Adams stated it would be $100,000, and provisions I
had been made during the fiscal year for the next six months, and 4
staff recommende appropriation with the 93/94 fiscal year for the I
second half at the appropriate time.
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Councilmember Rea stated that he agrees supporting the Chamber,
however,�he feels the Chamber to have too many faulta and
failings with the current administration, for the city to commit
funding and resources. Stated the Chamber needs to,identify its
own problems, and find reasoning within the administration.
Councilmember Wells stated upon meeting with the Chamber that it
is incumbent among the Council to solicit new business, as well
as to include the Chamber in more activities.
Councilmember Heine stated he is a representative for the Ghamber
and was not included in this discussion.
City Manager Adams stated there had been a committee appointed by
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PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Leighton Hull, outgoing President for the Chamber of Commerce,
. thanked Council for meeting on the issues, and spoke of the
attempts to involve outside people from the Chamber. Stated the
Chamber may not have been ae diligent as they should have,
however they are making the attempt to correct these problems.
The eafeguard that was put in the letter was a request of a total
budget but approving twenty-five percent now so that the Chamber
could come back with more specific, well defined programs.
City Manager stated, based on this information, he recommends
modifying to accommodate the 25$ level, with the Chamber bringing
back performance based contracts, so opposed to approving
$100,000 that the Council approve $25,000.
Councilmember Wells questioned whether or not Council could
approve $100,000 and only allocate $25,000.
City Manager Adame etated that what was actually being sought was
'for there to be a level of accountability.
It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember to '-
accept the chambera request and bring back to the City with
Modifications.
PUHLIC ORAL COI�II�ltJNICATIONS
Dr. Floyd epoke in support of the Chamber. Also stated the
Chamber President had never heard of the Lynwood Plan. Spoke
regarding working with the Council and the Chamber on the Lynwood
Plan.
Michael Hite, incoming Chamber President, spoke regarding
volunteers for the Chamber as well as the organizations
representation of the City. Stated he is committed to doing the
best job he can.
' ROLL CALL•
AYES: • COUNCZLMEMBER BYRD� HEINE� REA, WELLS, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONS
Mayor Richards requested taking item #11 Neighborhood Services
Project, ahead of the Redevelopment Agenda.
'City Manager Adams stated the project is aimed at enhancing
Citizen Participation, expanded Block Club efforts and to
develop framework to institutionalize block club programs.
Cynthia Green-Geter gave a presentation on the Neighborhood
Services Project. Community involvement and direct input.
Spoke of Service programs already in place. Stated the Block
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Council would be a direct conduit to the City Council, there to
hear concerns of the Block Club, and address iesues brought
before them. The goal of the project is to establish a block
_ club on e'very street in Lynwood. Also would like to see some
sort of Block Social.
City Manager Adams epoke regarding overall services and
interfacing with citizens in the form of workshops. Also spoke
relative to the Block Watch programs, Block Socials, '
Beautifications, °How to be a Coordinator" and the complimentary
level maximizing citizen participation.
After further discussion ,
It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember
- Byrd to approve, THE LYNWOOD SERVICES PROJECT AND TO INCLUDE THE
. NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT OPERATION.
, ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBER BYRD, HEINE, REA, WELLS, RICHARDS
NOES: NONB
ABSENT: NONE
Councilmember Richards requested Item #10 Staff and Community
Safety and Security be held over, for further inspection by
Council.
Zt was moved by Councilmember Heine, Seconded by Councilmember
Rea and carried to adjourn to Lynwood Redevelopment Agency.
Council reconvened at 8:50.
It was moved by Mayor Heine, seconded by Councilmember Byrd and
carried to adjourn at 8:52.
MAYOR
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REGULAR MEETING, JANUARY 19, 1993
The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular session
in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Rd. on the above date at 7:35 p.m.
Mayor Richarda in the chair.
Councilmembers Byrd, Heine, Wells and Richards anewered the roll
call. -
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd and carried to excuse Councilmember Rea.
Also present were City Manager Adams, Deputy City Attorney
Barnes, City Clerk Hooper and City Treasurer Pygatt.
City Clerk Hooper announced the Agenda had been duly posted in
accordance with The Brown Act.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by. Councilmember
Heine and carried to approve the minutes o£ January 5, 1993 with
corrections.
It wae moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd and carried to approve the Proclamation for World Literacy
� Crusade.
+ It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd and carr,ied to adjourn to the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency
at 7:39 p.m.
� Council reconvened at 7:40 p.m.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - A(iBNDA ITEMS ONLY
, Eugene Wilson 4013 Woodlawn questioned item #15, Meeting Decorum,
- what it is about and why.
Mayor Richards explained that the written rules would be
discussed.
Diecussion pursued between Mr. Wilson and mayor Richards relative
to this item.
Jerrell Hunter questioned Item #11 Amendment to the
claseification P1an, and asked Council the name of the employee
�, that would hold this position.
� Deputy City Attorney stated the name would be a matter of public
record.
Mr. Hunter apoke of favoritism. Also questioned the required
qualifications and the amount of the salary.
Robert Henning questioned Item #12 relative to the Dia1-A-Ride
Vans. Asked Council whether or not the City could afford to give .
` away City equipment, feels it should be auctioned off. Also
spoke regarding Item #15, meeting decorum. Feels Roberts Rules
� of Order is missing within the item and stated they had never
been adopted by Council. Feels Council should adopt Universal
rules.
Mayor Richards stated all meeting decorum would be in provision
with The Brown Act.
Benjamin Miranda spoke regarding item #15 Meeting Decorum. Also
spoke of civil rights fought for by Martin Luther King. Stated �
Council needs to concentrate on Rebuild Lynwood.
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Patricia Carr spoke on Item #15 and questioned the preprinted '
form that is supposed to be submitted to the City Clerks Office
before 8:00. Also the prearrangement for items to be discuesed.
Stated agendas are not available until Thursdays and the agenda
for thia particular meeting was not available at all, because
City Hall was closed on Friday and Monday, Wants rules to be
, fair to everyone.
City Manager Adams stated the Agenda had been posted Thursday at
10:00 in the City Hall. Also the full agenda is available for
public view at both Fire Stations as well as the Library.
CONSENT CALENDAR
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be acted upon
by one Motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda.
There will be no separate discussion on these items prior to
voting unless members of the Council or staff request specific
items be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action.
It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to approve:
" AN_ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THS CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING .
CHAPTER 8 OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE TO INCLUDE THE LICENSING
, OF CATS".
RESOLUTION NO. 93-6 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING TSS CLASSIFICATION PLAN AND
C�EN6RAL SALARY SCHEDULS".
RESOLUTION NO. 93-7 BNTITLED: "A RSSOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING TBE MAYOR TO E%ECUTE THE
AGREEMENT DONATIN(i UNIT 500, A USED 1982 E-350 FORD VAN, LICENSE
Id[7FffiER E776500 TO PROJECT GENESYS".
. 'RESOLUTION NO. 93-8 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF TH8 CITY OF LYNFi00D REQUESTING THAT PORTIONS O[� THE CITY BE
DESIGNATED RSSTORATION ZONS AR ON FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAPS UNDER
THS NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCB ACT OF 1968".
RESOLUTION NO: 93-9 ENTITLSD: "A RSSOLLJTION OF TEE CITY COUNCIL
' OF THB CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS AND
WARRANTS THBREFORE".
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AYES: • COUNCII�MEM$ER BYRD� HBINS� WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER REA
DISCUSSION ITSMS
Mayor Richards spoke regarding Roberts Rules of Order and the
necessity for proper decorum in and during Council Meetings.
Councilmember Heine spoke in opposition to several items listed
that are related to item #15 Meeting Decorum.
Councilmember Wells spoke on the 8:00 time limit for signing up
with the City Clerk for Special Request for Discussion with
Council.
Councilman Heine spoke in opposition to several key parts in
Roberts Rules of Order.
' Mayor Richards discussed the difference between Rules of Order
and Rules of Decorum.
Councilmember Byrd stated the main issue needed is respect, and
that point being the primary before any fort of rules.
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Item #16 New Years Gun Discharge was diecussed by Councilmember
Heine relative to State laws overriding any City Ordinance.
Councilmember Byrd stated current laws either City or State
" needed.to be enforced.
Mayor Richards asked for preference from Council relative to
committees, to be brought back at the next meeting.
City Clerk Hooper etated the Sanitation District needed an
Alternate as soon as possible.
It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember
' Byrd and carried to name Councilmember Heine as the alternate to
the County Sanitation, retroactive to the last meeting date.
" Councilmember Heine also questioned the position relative to HUB.
Cities.
Mayor Richarde stated he would like to hold that position pending
further etudy relative to the program.
PUSLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Robert Henning, spoke regarding the New Years Eve gun shots.
Stated he would not like to see Council sending the Sheriffs into
- a situation Tike this but better to utilize the services of the
Block Watch Captains.
Rev. Floyd spoke relative to Item #15 and Council becoming
involved with Private Business. Stated the Public does not
receive the agenda at any specific time.
William Steck spoke regarding graffiti and the increasing
problems since last years Civil Unrest. Stated it is time we do
something. City muet take some sort of action to rid the City of w
hoodlums.
: Margaret Araujo thanked Council members that supported the
Commiesioners workshop. Stated the workshop was very
" enlightening and the Commiseionera that had attended had had the
opportunity to meet so many other representatives from
surrounding cities. Spoke regarding problems at Juliene Liquor
on Long Beach Blvd. Also made comments regarding condemned
apartments. Stated she felt the new Community Development
poaition ahould be awarded to someone bilingual.
Jerrell Hanter spoke regarding item #15 and the authority of the
Mayor relative to Council mattere. Also spoke of negative
comments made by Councilmembers. Spoke of Council having a fair.
understanding relative to concerne of the community. Also spoke
in oppoeition to unfair appointments to jobs within the City.
Benjamin Miranda 3893 LeSage spoke relative to a report filed
regarding an empty house on Ira St. behind his house, and the
overgrown tree falling onto his property.
Daniel Garcia 10733 San Jose spoke regarding graffiti probTems on
his block and poesibly involving the youth and young artists to
paint murals. Also spoke regarding rupture in the street and
Public Works correcting the problem.
Patricia Carr 3842 LeSage questioned issues relative to the Day
Care Ordinance. Also questioned why a Public Hearing was not
held on the matter of Richard. Gilehaw. Spoke in opposition to
the Meeting Decorum item and stated she would rather deal with
issues rather than arguments.
Lynwood Resident (Name Inaudible) 3935 LeSage spoke on Item #13,
what it means to the City and how it affects the residents.
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City Manager Adame gave a description on flood insurance for the
residents.
COUNCIL ORALS
Councilmember Heine spoke relative to Block Watch Captains being.
involved. Stated the only ones that can take action are the
Sheriffs. Also made statements for residents relative to what
measures are currently being taken to resolve this matter.
Informed residents on how to obtain delegated areas for flood
insurance.
Aseistant City Manager Gonzales clarified information on the AR
Flood Control.
' City Manager Adams anawered questions presented by residents
relative to the Finance Authority.
Jerrell Hunter spoke regarding pilot program to maintain targeted
. areas and supplying paint to those residents that are hit hard by
graffiti.
Councilmember Byrd spoke about the Southern Christian Leadership
Dinner he had attended and stated he feels Council should become
- involved with Public Business as well as the Publics Interest.
Also spoke regarding graffiti problems.
Councilmember Wells spoke on a meeting with Willard Murray on
Monday, February 5 and 6th. Also epoke on the kickoff for
Affordable Living in the City at 10:00.
Mayor Richards wiehed everyone a belated Martin Luther Kings
Birthday.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd and carried to adjourn to Closed Session at 9:00.
Council reconvened at 9:30.
Deputy City Attorney Barnes etated Council had met in Closed
Session to diecues and take action on Real Estate Negotiations;
no votea neceseary.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember
Wells that this meeting be adjourned in memory of Salvador
Frutos, the grandfather of Patricia Alvarez and Lupe Morando,
employees in the City Managers Office, and Mr. Gregory Woodson of
the Southern California Edison Company that had passed away
recently.
Meeting was adjourned at 9:45.
MAYOR
CITY CLERK
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r. nf seniar citiaens hAat reside in fns Attgeles Wnnty and has earned greah respect
- and a�mire4ian frm hhe cummnnilies i4 servea. , �
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a�serviu ha humanity�and r�mend its exsmplary retaril af wmmihted service and
. far ihs LishinguisheL cantrihuhians hn the field af elderly care, and he extends
-� his hest mishes fnr wntinned success and prasperity. ' ' �
. ..; IH IDILlf,49 �AEOF, 2, YAIIL �ItHA4G7, iAyOII vE the Ciyt af Cynmaud have set my . .
� hand and caused hhe 9£AL uf the Cing uf� [yimuud tv he affized this 4hh dag nf
, �� ��f(�i� Fehtvary, 1993.
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� � MHEREAS, Nation wide, various
� . entities continue�to honor Dn King and his
legac,y through typical "holiday-type�activitities such as
- �� parties, parades dinners, ett; and � �
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a �, �: .- for exampte, activities associated with New Year;s Day Easter, etc; and
- � ��• ` ' ,. the need exists to develop and promote at least
� ' one method o9 gei�� ';,t�lf��tfs specifications identifiable with the king
' Holiday. The Rea = - tfl+�c�cept os desogmed to do just that; and
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� yq��' � envisions an array of activities intended to help
.' the communitg�, �� ssion of the Civil Rights struffle in focusby
, '�� encouraging peo ,sdY�t materials both individually and collectively
. ..'� /, during the Holiday weeR; and
� �/ ..,-. WHEREAS, Read to Celebrate im a-cortcept that can be employed by anyone, any�vhere
and at little or no expense. More importantly, with each passing year the country
.' will mave closer to fulifilling The Dream by exposing significant numbers of peopel
� to the social, cultural and historical cantext wihtin which the struggle for freedan
I� l;�- and equality back place; and
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, ��, presents the tools requfred to advance, the cause of world peace and humanity.
� .. �� NOW TNEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby proclaim -
� � danuary 18, 1993 as: �
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READ TO CELEBRATE YIEEK �
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-:'��'� � IN WITNE55 THEREOF, I, PAUL RICHARDS, MAYOR of the City of Lynwood have set my '
hand and caused the Seal of the City of Lynwood to be.affixed this 19th day of .�
January 1993. .
PAUL�RICHARDS, MAYOR ANDREA L HOOPER, CITY CLERK .
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. hmn nn OeTnher 28, 1919, in Nurmalk, t11; an0
� oAereu, he and his mife Frances shill pmside_ .
As ih nay he he had hmn children a san 14�hert�Jr. and a �
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� ceiving his A.A.., e�im.�013 he pradvaaeL frnp hhe Ilnivenity vf Suuthern
� Califvrnia, rett ' �� e in Edncatrim�; an� -
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� , —'�� � uf Nnraalk. Chen in 1974 hc eas�a nneiaee Fnr hhe llnile� 9fiahes Cnngress-33rd
� � Districl. He.oas hhe Cm�ping Chairete tur thr 8ay 8canhs nt Aerr3ca; aad
� lhseei7, in 1969 hhrangd 1985 he mas Chairman uf hhe larch af Dimes, and daring
, 1962 hhraugh 1968 he mas hhe Baard nf Direc4an far 4Ae 9anhheast Recreatiun and
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^1 : mhereas, mr. mhite has he1L nmernus pnsts mith the Leapne af Califurnia tities,
�� . 9rtnhhern Califarnia Assaeiai43an nP Guver�enls, Las Mgslss taunty 8anitahian
. '�" oishric4, Natinnnl teagne af tities, II_8. �ayun, gwtReast Alueqniha Ahatemenb
''' �� Diebrict artd Califurnia Cmihract Cihies Assaciahinn; and
� ohereas, 0r. Bill �hihe is in his 4hird he� as h2m6er nF hne Nnrmal4-La Rirada
. ilnified Srhvnl Disfrict HvarB at ELucatimi� (tm;ce as Chafrnwn vf hhe Bnard.)
0� LI�RFSO➢E, hhe Cing Cuuneil uf the City uP Lytronnd dves here6y rummend:
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. Far all his� past success. And mish him mell in ell his fvtvre endeavnrs. -
. `� `-���, C Vl;� IH pZCl�9f �Of, Z, P1U1L RICHAIID9, mAyOII have hereunla seh my hand and caused �
� y,�' � ,` the 3eai af the City uf [grtmnnd ba he affixed this 21, dag uf Jantiary in hhe year
- ` f , nf nvr Lnrd une khnnsand nine handred anil ninrly hhree, and the IndepenLence nF
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. • ,-��� - . year resident of Lynwood is retiring from �
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County Departments of Public Social Services after thirty. _
oae years of emplayment; and
. � , I . - � � Nhereas her outstanding leadership skitls �
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� - � �;�, my hand and caused the SEAL of the City of Lym+ood to be affixed this �19th
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�,�, - recommend Rev. Alfreddie Johnson Jr. for
` he is the Founder and C.E.6. of GENESYS; and
� � MHEREAS, it was his vision Lo save and
�• �. � recleem you�g children by restoring their faith and
��i '�.:� �� hope through disctpline and love; and � ��
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� „ his hame to shelter young boys�who are homeless, and later on
•' • actually gtvi��_upp� ,_ �tiap,�t they may..have a place to stay; and -
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�� strengthening.> � young 2adies and fami]ies who are
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� hand and �cased the SEAL of the City of LYmvood to be affixed this 15th day of �
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, �� .-� ' . basis to develop you program for 6enysys; and
� �' '� •� , MHEREAS, she like Rev. Johnson does not seek fame
���� � or fortune for their labor but her ob,�ectives is ot fill the
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l�� IN MITNESS THEREFORE. I, PAUL RILHARDS MAYOR, of the City of tyrnrood nave set my �
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i:� in the year of aur Lord one thousand nine hundred and ninety three and the indepe
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DATE: February 2, 1993
� TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Laurence Adams, City Manager �
BY: Sol Blumenfeld, Director of Community Development
SUBJECT: Parcel 6176, L.ot 034, Page 012, commonly known as 12403 and 12405 Oak Street,
in the City of Lynwood. (See attached map, Exhibit A)
OBJECTIVE:
To have the City Council adopt a resolution declaring the intention to conduct a public hearing to
determine if a public nuisance is being maintained on the subject properry. The hearing date shall
be set for March 2, 1993.
FACTS:
Chronology of events is as follows:
_ 11-10-92 Upon routine inspection, observed vacant property with all windows broken or
� removed. Also observed discarded furniture and large amounts of trash sirewn
throughout the lot and on the public sidewalk.
11-11-92 Mailed warning notice to east owner of record. (Wayneed Saleem,10850 Atlantic
Avenue, Lynwood)
11-18-92 Follow-up inspection conducted. Observed property to be in the same condition as
on 11-10-92. Attempted to contact owner through Arrow Realty (10850 Atlantic
Avenue, Lynwood) informed that property was lost in foreclosure and that Mr. and
Mrs. Saleem no longer worked with Arrow Realty.
ll-23-92 Obtained new owner's information through Dataquick services. Mailed notice to
Transamerica Financial of Lancaster, CA.
12-07-92 Follow-up inspection conducted-no action taken.
1-19-93 Inspection wnducted in preparation for submission of site as a nuisance to City
Council. At the site were two Sheriff officers who stated they have had several
phone calls regarding drug dealings at the abandoned site. Conditions have not
, been abated.
BACKGROUND:
Staff has received several complaints regazding the conditions at this site. All attempts to obtain
compliance from the current property owner have been unsuccessful. Staffs phone calls to the
company listed as the properry owner have been unsuccessful. It is appazent that the property is
currently in an abandoned state which is in violation of the Lynwood Municipal Code and the
present accumulation of junk, trash and debris on site presents a potential hazard to the City. Due
to its abandoned state the site has become breeding ground for illegal operations and a threat to
' the surrounding property owners and residents.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City Council adopt the attached resolution
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD,
DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO
ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON
CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY GENERALLY KNOWN AS 12403-OS OAK
STREET IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD."
. code/council/intent/1593 �� IT�
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RESOWTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONDUCT A
PUBLIC HEARING TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUISANCE
IS BEING MAINTAINED IN CERT.AIN REAL PROPERTY.
WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Lynwood has recommended that this
Ciry Council find that certain premises withm the City of Lynwood are being maintained in such a
way as to constitute a nuisance; and
WHEREAS, certain procedures are set forth in Chapter 3-13 of the City Code of
the City of Lynwood, pursuant to which a nuisance may be abated;
WHEREAS, the conditions on said property which may constitute a nuisance are:
1. Discazded furniture and appliances improperly disposed throughout
site.
2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throughout site.
3. Broken windows throughout both dwellings.
` 4. Abandoned structures inviting uespassers.
, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of Lynwood does
hereby resolve as follows
Section 1. Based upon the 'aforesaid recommendation of the Ciry Manager,
this Council hereby finds and determines that the following described property may presently
being mainiained in such manner as to constitute a nuisance. Such property is described as Lot 34
of Tract 6176, Page 012 generally known as 12403 - OS Oak Street, in the Ciry of Lynwood.
Section 2. The method(s) by which said conditions could be abated include
but are not limifed ta
� 1. Remove and properly dispose of all discarded furniture and
appliances
, 2. Remove and properly dispose of all the junk, trash and debris at the
• - site.
3. Properly secure all opening in the structures.
4. Maintain site free of nuisances on an ongoing basis.
Seciion 3 The owner of said property, Transamerica Financial Services may
be ordered to take said steps in order to abate said nuisance pursuant to Chapter 3-13.7
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THIS COUNCIL therefore declares its
intention to conduct a public hearing, pursuant to Chapter 3-13.5 of the City Code of Lynwood to
ascertain whether the above described conditions consUtute a public nuisance, the abatement of
which is appropriate under public power of the City of Lynwood, and,
T'HE CITY COUNCIL hereby fixes the hours of 7:30 p.m., Mazch 2nd, 1993, as the
time and the City Council Chambers, 11330 Bullis Road, as the place for said public hearing; and
the City Clerk is authorized and directed to serve and post certified copies of the resolution in the
manner set forth in Chapter 3-13.4 of the Lynwood City Code.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City of
Lynwood held on the 2nd day of February, 1993. j
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Ciry of Lynwood
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ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Ciry Of Lynwood Community Development Department
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
STATL OF CALIFORNIA )
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' COUNT'Y OF LOS ANGELE$ )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was passed and adopted by the City Council of the Ciry of Lynwood at a regular
meeting held on the second day of February, 1993.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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NOTICE OF HEARING. TO ABATE NUISANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 2nd day of March, 1993, at the hour of
7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the City Council of the City of
Lynwood will conduct a public hearin� in the City Council Chambers of the Lynwood City Hall,
11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, Califorma to determine whether the real property located at 12403-
OS Oak Street, Lynwood, Califomia, more particularly described as:
LAT 34 OF TRACT 6176, PAGE 012
. constitutes a public nuisance subject to abatement by rehabilitation of the property, removal of
trash or debris, or by the repair or demolition of buildmgs or structures situated thereon
The alleged conditions constituting a public nuisance aze the following:
1. Discarded furniture and appliances improperly disposed throughout site.
2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throu out site.
3. Broken windows throughout both dwe
4. Open and abandoned structures inviting trespassers.
. If che property, in whole or in part, is found to e a public nuisance, and if the public
nuisance is not abated by the owner orpe rson in chuge thereof as direMed by the Ciry Council,
then it shall be abated by the City, in which case the costs incurred by the City will be assessed
- upon the property owner and shall become a lien against the property until paid.
All persons having any objection to, or interest in, this matter may a�pear at the hearing, at
which testimony and other evidence will be taken and given due considerauon
DA'TED this 2nd day of February, 1993
CITY OF LYNWOOD
Lawrence Adams, City Manager
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NOTICE OF HEARING TO ABATE NUISANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 2nd day of March, 1993, at the hour of
7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the City Council of the City of
Lynwood will conduct a public hearin� in the City Council Chambers of the Lynwood Ciry Hall,
11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, Califorma to determine w6ether the real property located at 12403-
OS Oak Street, Lynwood, California, more particularly described as:
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constitutes a public nuisance subject to abatement by rehabilitation of the property, removal of
trash or debris, or by the repair or demolition of buildings or suuctures situated thereon.
The alleged conditions constituting a public nuisance aze the following:
1. Discazded fumiture and appliances improperly disposed throughout site.
2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throutthout site.
3. Broken windows throughout both dwejlmgs. •
4. Open and abandoned structures inviting trespassers.
If the property, in whole or in part, is found to e a public nuisance, and if the public
>'nuisance is not abated by the owner or person in charge thereof as directed by the City Council,
then it shall be abated by the City, in which case the costs incurred by the Ciry wili be assessed
upon the property owner and shall become a lien against the property until paid.
All persons having any objection to, or interest in, this matter may appeaz at the hearing, at
which testimo� and other evidence will be taken and given due considerauon.
DATED t1�is 2nd day of February, 1993
- qTY OF LYNWOOD
Lawrence Adams, City Manager
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DATE: ,February 2, 1993
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, City Manager ��
SUBJECT: AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM - APPROVAL TO ENTER INTO A
SERVICE AGREEMENT TO PREPARE A LONG RANGE 20 YEAR HOUSING
PROGRAM
PurAOSe:
To obtain City Council approval to enter into an service agreement
with Yina Moore Davis (YAM Design and Development)
, Facts: ,
1. On November 20, 1992, .the City Council approved the draft
Housing Element Revision for submittal to the State Department
of Housing and Community Development Department for final
review.
2. On December 15, 1992, the City Council approved submittal of .
the Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) Annual
Plan and Performance Report to the Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD).
3. On January 14, 1993, the City convened the initial meeting of
the Partnership for Affordable Living (PAL) Program which will
address housing issues identified in the CHAS and Revised
Housing Element of the City's General Plan.
4. There is a present need to contract for consultant services
' in order to prepare a long term 20 Year Housing Plan to be
used in conjunction with the City's Partnership for Affordable
Livirig (PAL) Program and Housing Task Force, the City's
' General Plan, Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
(CHAS), and other housing activities.. The proposed Plan will
be developed commensurate with the City's long term planning
goals and serve as the basis for future planning work relative
to annual updates of the General Plan Housing Element and the
CHAS.
5. On January 13, 1993, the City received a proposal from Yina
Moore Davis (YAM Design and Development) which provides a
detailed scope of service for preparation and implementation
of a 20 Year Housing Plan for the City of Lynwood. The plan
production would commence on February 1, 1993, and be
completed by June 30, 1993. The consultant services would
� provide an integrated goals statement contained in three major
elements: A'Iw✓enty Year Housing Plan, an Implementation Plan
and the Partnership for Affordable Living Task Force. In
addition, Ms. Moore would be responsible for overatl
coordination of final revisiona to the City's Housing Element
Revision to bring the Housing Element into compliance with
State guidelines and coordinate long range planning with the
City's CHAS.
6. Staff has reviewed the attached proposal for consulting I
services offered by Yina Moore Davis (YAM Design and �
Development) and found that the proposal meets the City's i
needs for producing the 20 Year Housing Plan. i
Analvsis and Conclusion: j
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There is significant need to provide additional affordable housing '
in the City and this need will increase proportionally with the
City's growth and demographic trends over the next twenty years.
A long range plan incorporating planning and implementation '
programs is needed in order to coordinate the Cit 's
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The City is currently planning to move forward with major housing
• programs consistent with State direction on the Housing Element o£
the General Plan and Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) guidelines relative to the comprehensive Housing
Affordability Strategy (CHAS).
The coordination of the GeneraT Plan Housing Element Revision,
CHAS, and other housing programs with long term housing planning
activities will facilitate efforts to provide affordable housing in
Lynwood.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully recommends that after consideration, the City
Council approve the attached resolution approving the Agreement to
contract with Yina Moore Davis lYAM Design and Development) to
provide consulting services for production of a 20 Year Housing
Plan for the City.
Attachments:
1. Resolution
2. Consultant Services Agreement
3. Consultant Proposal
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RESOLVTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL
TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH YINA MOORE DAVIS
(YAM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT)
„ WHEREAS, there is significant need to provide additional
•— affordable housing in the City and this need will increase
proportionally with the City's growth and demographic trends over
the next twenty years; and
WHEREAS, a long range plan incorporating planning and
, implementation programs is needed in order to coordinate the City's
affordable housing programs; and
. WHEREAS, the coordination of the General Plan Housing Element
Revision, CHAS, and other housing programs with long term housing
planning activities will facilitate efforts to provide affordable
housing in Lynwood; and
� WHEREAS, the City requires the assistance of a qualified
housing consultant to develop a 20 Year Housing Plan; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the Consultant
" is qualified by training and experience to perform the needed
services;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City enter into an
. Agreement with Yina Moore Davis (YAM Design and Development) for
Consulting Services for preparation of a 20 Year Housing Plan.
__ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager execute the above
mentioned Agreement on behalf of the City Council.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED the 2nd day of February, 1993.
PAUL RICHARDS, II
MAYOR
ATTEST:
Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
General Counsel Sol elumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
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- CONSULTANT SERVICE AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is entered into this 2nd day of FEBRUARY. 1993, by
and between the CITY OF LYNWOOD (hereinafter referred to as the
"CITY") and YAM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT (hereinafter referred to
as the Consultant).
W I T N E 8 8 E T H
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood approved a plan to add over 3600
housing units to the existing housint stock by year 2010, as
consistent with the City's General Plan, Housing Element and
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS);
WHEREAS, the City must reassess it's planning objectives within
- the context of providing housing and define the goals, program
options and delivery mechanisms to form a comprehensive plan, and
, wHEREAS, YAM Design and Development proposes to provid.e
professional consultinq services by compiling an integrated goals
assessment which will result in three major elements: the
Partnership for Affordable Living Task Force; A Twenty Year
Housing Plan and A Production Plan which will outline
implementaiton strategies for the first five years; and
WHEREAS, the Consultant represents that they are qualified to
perform such services under this P,qreement.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE PARTIES HERETO DO MUTUALLY AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
I. SCOPE OF SERVICES:
A. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this
Agreement, Conaultant shall:
- Participate in the Housing Element Revision update;
' - Atte� all weekly meetinq expected not to exceed two per week
with a maximum of three, as requested by the City Manager.
- Additional meetings will be considered an additional service
charged at $35.00 per hour.
Below is the outlined approach to tha planning process:
1. Partnership for Affordable Livinq (PAL)
a°. Purpose
b. Integrated Goals Assessment:
1. Southern California Association of Governments'
• reqional needs distribution;
- 2. City of Lynwood General Plan's
a. Revised Housing Element
b. Economic Development Element
c. Comprehensive Aousinq Strateqy (CHAS);
3. Recommendations •
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2. Twenty-Year Housing Plan .
a. Goals Definition
b. Define Objectives through identifying:
L Housing Markets
2. Demographics
_ 3. Land Use and Environmental Impacts •
c. Identify Opportunities:
1. Funding Sources
2: Public/Private Development
. 3. Planninq Policies and Building Code Revisions .
4. Property Investments
. d. Evaluate Economic Development Potential of:
1. Population Growth
2. Rea1 Estate Tax Revenues
3. Reinvestment Policies
4. Employment
3. Production Plan
a. Redevelopment Policies
1. Five-Year Planning and Reassessment
b. Proposed Implementation Mechanisms
1. Municipal Construction Entity
2. Program Administration
c. Financinq
II. TIME OF PERFORMAl10E:
The parformance of the services as described in Section I.,.
Scop� o! Work, shall commence on February 1, 1993 and be
completed by June 30, 1993.
ZI=.COMPENSATION AND METHOD OF'PAYMENT:
a. Upon such performance, the City shall reimburse Consultant at
an amount not to exceed $5,000 per month for a maximum
contractual amount of $25,000, which shall constitute full
and.complete reimbursement for services provided. Payment
will be made from CDBG funds received by the City from the
Federal Government under the Act for allowable cost actually
incurred for the express purpose specified. The parties
understand and aqree that such reimbursement, if any, shall
be conditional on receipt of said funds by the City from the ,
Department of Housing and Urban Development, and shall not be
charged on any other funds of the City.
" b. Method of Payment:
The Consultant shall submit to the City invoices based upon ,
the Schedule of Deliverables (See Attachment B) specifying-
the amount due for services performed by Consultant, as
follows:
$5,000 upon completion of Final Draft of PAL Task Force
$5,000 upon completion of Final Draft of 20-Year Housinq Plan
$5,000 upon completion of Final Draft of Production Plan
$5,000 upon completion of Final PAL Task Force Report
55,000 upon completion of Final Production Plan
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Such invoice shall:
1. Describe the services performed;
2. Indicate the total expenditures to date.
Such invoice for payment shall contain a certification by the
Consultant specifying payment requested is for work performed
in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement.
' IV. PROGRAM INCOME:
All program income derived from the use of CDBG funds shall
be documented and reported to the HCD Manager or designee on
, a quarterly basis.
V. RECORDS•
• All records in connection with the services provided under
, this Contract shall be considered the property of the City:
Any reuse of such records by the City on any other project
` shall be the City's sole risk.
VI. T$RMINATION OF AGREEMENT:
This aqreement can be terminated upon 15 days notification by
either of the parties hereto.
Termination for Cause: If either party should fail to
fulfill in a timely and proper manner their obligations under
this Agreement, or if either party shall violate any of the
covenants of stipulations of this Agreement, the opposing
party shall thereupon have the right to terminate the
. Aqreement by qivinq written notice to the party at fault of
such termination and specifyinq the effective date thereof,
at l�ast five (5) days before the effective date of such
- termination.
Termination Without Cause: This Agreement may be terminated
by either party upon 15 days written notice without cause.,
Tha Consultant shall_be paid compensation for services
performed to termination date, but no termination expenses of
- any kind shall be paid.
Termination: In the event of termination, all finished or
unfinished documents prepared by the Consultant under this
Agreement shall, at the option of the City, become its
property, and the Consultant shall be entitled to receive
just and equitable compensation as approved by the city
Council for any work satisfactorily completed thereunder.
VI. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR:
Consultant is an independent contractor, and is not in any
way to be deemed of to hold themselves out as an employee of
the City.
VII. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION:
Consultant agrees to comply with terms and conditions of
Executive Order 11246, titled "Equal Employment Opportunity"
as amended by Executive Order 11375.
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NON-DISCRIMINATION:
Consultant aqrees to comply with terms and conditions of
-, Executive Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Section 3
of the Housing and Community Development Act (HCDA) `of i968,
and Section 109 of the HCDA of 1974.
IX. HOLD HARMLESS•
The Consultant shall take and assume all re'sponsibility for
,: the work. The Consultant shall bear losses and damages
directly or indirectly resulting to Consultant, to the City,
or to others on account of the performance under this
Agreement, or the character of the work, accidents or any
other causes whatsoever.
X. PERSONNEL AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST•
Consultant represents that is has all personnel and agrees
• not to employ any person or employee by or holding an
elective or appointed office with the City of Lynwood.
� XI. INSURANCE•
Coincident with the execution of this Agreement by
Consultant, Consultant shall procure and keep in full force
and effect during the continuance of the Agreement, the
' following insurance policies: '
, a. Comprehensive General Liabilitv. General public liability
and property damaqe insuranca in a reliable insurance company
. authorized to do business in the State of California. Such
policy of public liability and property damaqe insurance
shall be in an amount of not less than Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($500,000) for liability insurance and Three Hundred
Thousand (5300,000) for property damage. A combined single
limit policy with aggregate limits in the amount of Five
• Hundrad Thousand Dollars ($500,000) will be considered
equivalent to the required minimum limits. The insurance
, covezage contemplated by the provisions of this Section is
not intended to include that coverage which is continued in
an errors and omissions policy. City shall be specifically
named as an additional insured on the policy or certificate
of insurance.
. °. b. W9rkers Compensation Insurance to established California
legal limits. City shall be specifically names as an
additional insured on the policy or certificate of insurance.
c. Comprehensive Auto Liability at limits not less than the
amounts below. City shall be specifically names as an
additional insured on,the policy or certificate of insurance:
Bodily Injury: $100,000 each persons
$300,000 combined single limit
Property Damage: $300,000 each occurrence
d. Professional Liability (errors and omissions) with a maximum
limits of not less than $1,000,000 shall be maintained for
the full term of this Agreemant and for a full three years
thereafter, for a total term of four years.
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XII. ASSIGNMENT AND DELETION:
Neither this Aqreement nor any of the rights or duties under
this Agreement may be assigned or delegated by either party
without prior written consent of the other party.
XIII.MODIFICATIONS:
It zs the express intention of both the City and Consultant
that the terms hereof shall comprise the entire Agreement
between the parties a'nd it shall not be subject to
rescission, modification or waiver except as defined in a
subsequent written instrument executed by both parties
hereto.
XVI.MONITORING•
The City Manager or desiqnee will monitor Consultant for
contract compliance and to ensure that services are conducted
' in a timely manner.
ZN WITNESS.WHEREOF, the City and the Consultant have executed
this Agreement as of the date first hereinabove set forth.
CITY CONSULTANT
City of Lynwood YAM Design and Development
11330 Bu12fa Road 10850 South Atlantic Avenue
Lynwood, G 90262 Lynwood, California 90262
LAURENCE H. ADAMS, Sr. YINA MOORE DAVIS, President'
CITY MANAGER
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; Mr. Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
Ciry Manager
City of Lyrnvood
11333 Bullis Road
Lynwood, CA
Dear Mr. Adams:
In response to the needs of the Ciry of Lynwood to establish a housing agenda
as set forth by the Partnership for Affordable Living (PAL) Task Force, I submit
herewith a proposal to provide professional consuiting services.
In 1990, the Ciry of Lyrnvood approved a plan to add over 3600 housing units to
the existing housing stock of approximately 14500 units by the year 2010: A
1992 revision of that plan called for an additional 1200 units to bring the total
• number of housing units in the City to over 19,000 housing units. The intent of
this process is to reassess these and other planning objectives within the context
' of providing housing in the City of Lynwood and to further define the goals,
program options and delivery mechanisms to form a comprehensive plan.
A final report will result in three major elements: the PAL Task Force Report, a
Twenty-Year Lyrrwood Housing Plan, and a Production Plan. The Task Force
will begin to integrate and refine the goals and objectives of regional and local
planning entities towards the development of housing that will address current
and future social and economic needs of the City. The Twenty-Year Housing
Plan wilF further define those goals into objectives. The Production Plan will
outline implementation sVategies for the first five years. A business plan will
become an appendix to the Production Plan (under separate contract). The
outline below su�yests an approach to the planning prxess:
I. Fartr�ership for Affordable Living (PAL)
s. Purpose
b. Integrated Goals Assessment:
a. Southem Califomia Association of Govemments' regional
needs distribution;
b. City of Lynwood General Plan's
1. Revised Housing Element -
2. Economic Development Element
c. Comprehensive Housing Affordability SVategy;
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d. City of Lynwood HOME Program Objectives; and
e. other relevant planning documents.
c. Recommendations
II Twenty-Year Housing Plan
a. Goals Definition
b. Define Objectives through identifying:
1. Housing Markets
2. Demographics
3. Land Use and Environmental Impacts
c. Identify Opportunities:
1. Funding Sources
2. PubliclPrivate Development
3. Planning Policies and Building Code Revisions
4. Property Investment
d. Evaluate Economic Development Potential of:
1. Population Growth
2. Real Estate Tax Revenues
3. Reinvestment Policies
' 4. Employment
III Production Plan
a. Redevelopment Policies -
1. Five-Year Planning and Reassessment
b. Proposed Implementation Mechanisms
1. Municipal Construction Entity
2. Program AdminisVation
c. Financing
It is expected that this outline and the strudure of the plan will be further
developed and defined with the assistance of key Lynwood housing and
redevelopment staff. The anticipated schedule for completing the Mrenty-year
plan for the Cit�r oT Lynwood will be five months with deliverables scheduled as
outlined in the attached matrix The fee for preparin8 the forty-year plan is
$25,000 with a drawdown schedule as outlined in the matrix
I look forward to discussing this proposal with you in more detail and hope that i
we can forpe a productive working relationship to address the goals of the Ciry I
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City oi Lynwood TweMy-Year Noucinp Plan
CHEDUIE OF Janua Februa March 1 Ma June �
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1 PAL Task Foru
1 PAL Pu 1 2
2 PAL Goals 1 2
3 PAL RecanmerMetlona 1 2 •,.
• 11 Twenty Year Housinp W�n
4 PLAN Goals DeflnMion 1 2
5 PLAN Objedives 1 2
8 PLAN Opportunities 1 2
7 PLAN Economic DevebpmeM 1 2
111 Production Plan
8 PROD RedevelopmeM Pollcies 1 2
9 PROD Mechanism 1 2
10 PROD Flnandrp 1 2
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Dt = First Dreft
D2 = Sewnd Drafl
K = KldcoH
F = Final Draft '
FR = PAL Final Report
FP = Final Plan
PF = Final Produdion Plan
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DATE: February 2, 1993
, TO: � Honorable Mayor and City Council Members °
FROM: Laurence Adams, City Manager �
SUBJECT: Resolution to Support Southeast Area Subregional
Planning Process
BACRGROUND
. On Wednesday, January 13, 1993, SCAG presented an overview of the
�Regional Comprehensive Plan at the Southeast Mayors and
Councilmembers Association (SEMCA) meeting. It was proposed that "
SEMCA provide the decision making forum for developing and adopting
a subregional plan for the southeast Los Angeles County subregion.
FACTS
The first action is to distribute a model resolution (attached) to
each southeast area city council to use as a means of expressing
its participation in the subregional planning process.
The second action would establish a Study Committee of elected
officials. The Study Committee will provide policy direction to
the subregional planning process and coordinate the preparation and
approval of the southeast area subregional plan that will be
submitted to SCAG for inclusion in the Regional Comprehensive Plan.
The subregional planning process will be initiated by the seven (7)
elected officials representing the southeast area on the SCAG
Executive Committee. The Study Committee will expand as additional
elected officials are appointed by other southeast area cities.
The actual work to develop the technical and policy components of
the subregional plan will be performed by a consultant that will be
selected and directed by the Study Committee and Technical
Committee. SCAG will provide the funds, and administer the
consultant contract.
RECOI�NDATION
The City Council adopt the attached resolution for inclusion in the
Southeast Area Subregional Planning Process.
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, RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, JOINING WITH THE CITIES OF THE
SOUTHEAST LOS ANGELES COUNTY AREA AND SCAG IN DEVELOPING A
- SUBREGIONAL PLAN
WHSREAS, SCAG is required under federal and state law to
prepare the regional plans for growth, housing, transportation, and
air/water quality (does not include local land use planning) to
maintain the Southern California region eligible for federal and
state funding;
WHSREA3, the SCAG Executive Committee has authorized
developing a Regional Comprehensive Plan (RCP) to integrate these
plans with other important reqional issues; and
WHEREAS, the Regional Comprehensive Plan will be prepared by
cities and counties through subregional organizations in a
cooperative "bottom-up/top-down" planning process to insure that
cities and counties are fully involved in the preliminary policy
development phase, and the implementation actions after the
' Regional Comprehensive Plan is adopted;
. WHEREAS, the Southeast Los Angeles County area functions as a
subregion; and
' WHERSAS, The Southeast Mayors and Councilmembers Association
(SEMCA) will provide the decision-making forum for the southeast
aiea subregion; and
, WBEREAS, a Study Committee of elected officials representing
each of the southeast area cities will coordinate the preparation
and approval of the technical and policy contents of a subregional
- plan to be included in SCAG's Regional Comprehensive Plan; and
WHSREAS, a Technical Committee representing each of the '
� southeast area cities will act as an advisory group to coordinate
the preparation of the technical contents of a subregional plan,
, and provide technical support to the Study Committee; and
WHERSAS, the Southern California Association of Governments
(SCAG) has proposed to provide sufficient funding to retain a
consultant to prepare the southeast area subregional plan and the
cities' financial contribution will be limited to in-kind services
match; and
NOW THERBFORB.BB IT RESOLVED, the City Council of the City of
Lynwood will support the Study Committee's southeast area
subregional planning efforts which will be incorporated into the
Regional Comprehenaive Plan; and
' " BE IT FURTHER RSSOLVSD, the City of LynwoOd may appoint an
elected official to represent the City on the Study Committee that
will provide policy direction to the subregional planning effort,
and authorize a staff person to represent the City on the Technical
Committee to provide technical direction to the subregional "
planning effort. '
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City of
Lynwood held on the second day of February; 1993. �
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PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
City Manager
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) SS.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do
hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted
by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular meeting
held on the second day of February, 1993.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT: •
City Clerk, City of.Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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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.
on file in my office and that said resolution was adopted on the
date and by the vote therein stated. ,
Dated this second_day of February, 1993.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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DATE: , February 2, 1993
T0: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager �
BY: Alfretta F. Earnest, Director of Finance A�
Rosemary Valdovinos, Administrative Analyst II��/
SUBJECT: Certification and Review of Utility User's Tax Exemptions
PURPOSE
To have the City Council review and approve certified list of
Utility User's Tax Exemptions, as required by Resolution No. 90-
191, Section 5(j).
BACKGROUND
t.) In November 1990, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1352
and Resolution No. 90-1'91, levying a Utility User's Tax on
electricity, gas, and telephone services. On February 4,
'. 1992, the City Council removed the exemption on water service.,.
The Utility User's Tax rate has increased to 8% effective
January 1, 1993.
2.) Utility User's Tax Exemption .Resolution No_ 90-191, Section
5 states that the Tax Administrator shall review and certify
� each eligible applicant for waiver of Utility User's Tax. �
The criteria for exemption is as follows:
a. Senior citizen status-65 years of age or older..
b. Use of Cogeneration (any technology for providing energy
will be exempt from utility user's tax for portion of
power produced by cogeneration)
To date there have been no exemptions given for employing
cogeneration technology. However, eight hundred nighty three
(893) senior citizens have been certified as,exempt by the Tax
. Administrator.
3.) A special exemption noted in Resolution 90-197 is cable
services. The estimated loss in revenue for 1992 due to this
exemption is as follows: '
a. Cable TV -.$92,330.00
4.) For your review, the attached list provides name, address, and
birthdate of all senior citizens certified as exempt by the
Tax Administrator (893 Exemptions).
5.) The Tax Administrator and staff have reviewed and determined
that all applicants noted on exemption list have met the
criteria for exemption as established by Resolution No. 90-
191.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff respectfully recommends that the City Council Adopt attached-
reso9u.tion entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE CERTIFIED LIST OF UTILITY USER'S TAX
' EXEMPTIONS FOR PERIOD JANUARY 7, 1992 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1992."
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
APPROVING THE CERTIFIED LIST OF UTILITY USER'S TAX EXFMPTIONS
FOR PERIOD JANUARY 1, 1992 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1992
WHEREAS, The Lynwood City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1352
and Resolution No. 90-191 imposing and implementing a schedule for
Utility User's Tax on certain utility usage; and
WHEREAS, the City Counci) in adopting Ordinance No. 1352
determined that imposition of the Utility User's Tax may cause
undue hardship on certain individuals and that said individuals
will be exempt from payment of the utility user's taxes under
guidelines established in Resolution 90-191; and
WHEREAS, the Tax Administrator and staff have reviewed and
verified the status of all appiicants as to compliance with
requirements of Resolution 90-13i.
NOW, THEREfORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does
hereby find, order, and resolve as follows:
Section t. That the Certified Utility User's Tax Exemption List
� has been reviewed and certification is approved.
Section 2, This resolution shall go into effect immediately upon
its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of �ggp,
Paul H. Richard§ II, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
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Utili� User's Tax Exemption Lis �g
LASTNAME FIRSTNAME ' ADDRESS BIRTHDATE
ABREU ELODIA 3572 NORTON AVE APT B 03-13-24
ACUROSO LOUIS 4233 ALVADA 12-29-15
�DAMS RUBY 11013 DUNCAN OS-28-15'
ADAY VIRGINIA 10914 DUNCAN AVE OS-17-25
AGUAYO JESU3 4307 AGNES 10-09-26
AHE FRED 11618 THORSON AVE. 09-08-16
ALATORRE ESTEBAN 11991 PEACH ST. 12-13-24
ALFONSO MARY 12627 WALDORF DR. 08-02-IS
ALLAN ELSIE 10902 SAN LUIS AVE 06-04-16
ALLEN GEORGE 10870 PINE AVE 11-OS-06
ALMAGUER ENRIQUE 11354 DUNCAN AVE 07-15-25
ANDERSON GERTRUDE 3605 JOSEPHINE STREET 04-11-00
ANDERSON ALBERT 3887 LUGO AVE 11-19-12
ANDERSON FRED 11171 PINE ST. OS-10-10
ANDERSON GEORGE 3658 JOSEPHINE STREET 09-28-IS
ANDERSON JOHN 10701 SAN VINCENTE 07-08-13
ANDERSON MARTIN 4133 VIRGINIA 03-14-21
ANTICK � ESTHER 5173 E. CLARK STREET 07-06-15
ARCHAMBAULT EDMON 11138 PENN — 10-21-11
ARCHULETA MARIA 11859 WRIGHT RD, 03-09-14
ARIAS JOSEPH 5214 CLARK STREET 03-17-12
ARMAND RUTH 11035 POPE AVE 01-26-04
ARMSTRONG RICHARD 11700 STATE ST. 06-26-17
ARNERO SANTOS 5255 ELMWOOD AVE 11-08-15
ARNETT HAROLD 11345 VIRGINIA AVE 04-14-21 '
ARROYO RAMON 11967 S. PEACH 08-14-16
AYRES NOBLE 3717 PLATT AVE 09-18-13
BAECHER MAURINE-JOSEPH 4334 LUGO AVE OS-19-18
BAEDEKER RICHARD 11332 ERNESTINE 08-19-16
BAGGETT LEO 10935 FRACAR AVE 07-OS-23
BAHR ' JUNE-NORMAN 4261 BREWSTER 01-21-15
BAILEY EDWIN 3905 ABBOTT ROAD 02-14-16
BAKER BILLIE(EDWARD) 4209 LUGO AVE 04-11-I1
BAKER ISABELL 3710 VIRGINIA AVE 07-29-14
BALBER RUBY 5259 CLARK STREET 10-24-15
BALDIVIEZ LUZ 2636 E. 109TH STREET 04-30-20
BALLEZA JOSE 10�40 OTIS AVE 01-04-21
BANUELOS ALFON50 11162 FRANKLIN OS-23-25
BARRIOS. JOSEPHINE 2731 E. 110TH STREET 01-20-09
BARTH THERESA 12034 MURIEL DR. 02-OS-11
BARTON ALHERT 3822 LE SAGE 02-29-16
BARTON TONDtY 11114 HARRIS AVE 03-09-24
BARTYZEL PAULINE 12630 WRIGHT RD. 06-27-15
BASHAM IDA 5221 WALNUT AVE 08-20-06
BATTELLE JOHN 3550 EUCLID 10-11-21 .
BAXTER JUANITA 11130 ELM ST. 06-10-19
BAYLES FREDERICK 11324 CORNISH AVE 02-24-17
BAYS MARGARET 4268 NILAND 04-07-25
BEALL JUAN 10781 COLYER AVE 02-08-21 .
BEAUDETTE DENISE 3835 CORTLAND 06-07-21
BEDFORD SUE 3144 LOUISE 05-11-16
BELL DAVE 5300 CORTLAND 06-13-18
BELLIZZI GERALDINE 3335 BEECHWOOD AVE 02-03-02
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BENBENEK CASEY • 3915 CARLIN AVE . 02-23-21
BENCH MARION 3648 LE SAGE 12-OS-21
BERGERON ANNA-ARTHUR 3397 ALMA 12-13-17
BERGMAN OSCAR 10961 PINE AVE 05-23-18
BERKSTRESSER FORNEY 4219 LUGO AVE O8-OS-1S
BERNAL VALENTINA(BEN) 2738 NORTON AVE 02-14-25
- BERNARDO PRESENTACION 2633 E. 112TH STREET 11-2'1-22
, BIANCHI ROMOLO 3690 PLATT AVE 06-19-1}
BIEMER JOHN 5252 LAVIYA 07-28-24
BILLER EDWARD 4200 AGNES 02-02-21
BLACK ANNE 3538 EUCLID AVE 02-19-20
BLACKNAN ALBERT 10720 SAN MIGUEL AVE 09-17-20
BLAIR ARTHUR 11200 HULME AVE 01-23-20
` BOLIO MIGUEL 3323 LOUISE STR$ET 01-15-23
BOMHR FRANK 4350 PENDELTON 02-23-20
BONN£TT HOWARD 12221 SO. VIRGINIA O8/18/11
BOSMAN LETTY 3700 WALNUT 06-16-15
� BOSTIAN SYLVIA 5300 CORTLAND AVE 10-OS-23
, BOTTELLO LORENZO 3923 E. WALNUT 11-07-19
BOULS ELCIE 11615 OLIVE ST. 12-23-19
, BOVA ANTHONY 11214 SAMPSON 03-25-13
BOWEN JAMES 12342 HALO DR. 09-20-24
BOYD THELMA 5502 FERTILE OS-26-23
BRAZILE ISAAC . 10913 MALLISO� AVE 07-28-I8
BRICKMAN EZRA 11029 ELM ST. 02-15-13
BRISENO ENRLQUE 3562 BEECHWOOD 07-03-21"
BRISTOW GILBERT 1090� OTIS STREET 02-20-17
BROWN EUGENE 4307 SRIRLEY 07-02-25
BROWN. FLOSS 11804 FOURTH AVE 02-15-16
BROWN MIRL 12430 SANTA FE 07-20-11 '
, BROWN THOMAS 4011 VIRGINIA AVE 11-16-16
BROWN JEWEL{CHESTER) 10840 FRACAR AVE 07-14-02
BRUCKLER FLORENCE 3373 ALMA AVE 09-06-11
, BRUNDIGE ERNEST 11021 BULLIS RD. 09-04-04
BRYANT ELIZABETH 11132 PINE ST. 02-02-21
BUFFINGTON HOWARD 3667 E. PLATT AVE 03-19-12
BUGG THOMAS 10834 OTIS ST. 11-15-09
BULLINGTON GEORGE 3516 OLANDA STREET 01-02-14
BURACCHIO AMERICA 2714 E. 111TH ST. 12-18-16
BURKHARDT LUTHER 3306 MAGNOLIA AVE 10-31-17
BURLEY MARGARET-JAMES 2930 E. LOS FLORES 10-09-0�
BURNS ROBERT . 3992 LUGO AVE 12-09-18
BURNS OTHAL 4539 BLOUNT PLACE 10-31-1g
BURTON ROBERT 12232 WALDORF AR. 12-02-17
BUTLER JANE 2710 NORTON AVE 06-18-11
BUTLER LORRAINE 11159 DUNCAN 11-OS-23
BUTTERS HELEN 10972 ELM AVE 04-I8-20
CADY PRANCES 3622 WALNUT AVE 06-13-13
CALDWELL MARGIE 10805 OSGOOD AVE 01-11-22
CALIA VIRGINIA 10915 SAN MIGUEL 03-20r17 .
CALKINS DELMAR 12133 PHILLIPS 10-14-97
CALKINS JENNIE 12131 PHILLIPS 10-14-97 ,
CALVERT FRANCES 10776'CAPISTRANO• 10-02-19
CAMERON CONCEPSION 10940 ALEXANDER 04-26-15
CANOVAN DAVID 11086 ELM ST. 10-16-10
CARLSON ISABELLE 5433 FERTILE STREET 09-23-18
CARNEY FLORENCE 3707 CEDAR AVE 0�-12-17
CARUSO ANNE 4661 ABBOTT ROAD 04-25-18
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` CASTILLO-FRIAZ ADELA • 3901 AGNES AVE • 04-23-�4
- CASTRO ABEL 11163 ELM STREET 12-10-20
' CENDEJAS RAUL 10761 MCNERNEY 10-06-24
CHAISUA CHALOR 3387 ELIZABETH O8-OS-23
CHAMPION ERNEST 3303 SEMINOLE 03-06-22
CHEL SIEBRIGJE 11311 WRIGHT RD. 07-25-25
CHILD MARGARET 12035 MURIEL DR. 07-24-17
' CHILDS COTIS 10910 LONG VALE 09-09-25
CHIRINOS NICHOLAS 4315 AGNES AVE 12/O1/13
CHURCHILL "THAIS 4523 BLOUNT PLACE 06-04-23
, CICHOSKI VINCENT 11846 WILSON AVE 04-03-15
CIHAK GEORGIA 5279 YILAND ST 12-21-12
CIOFFI FELIX 10906 SAN LUIS AVE 07-03-12
CLARK LEONARD 4209 PLATT 01-18-16
CLARK� JANET 11121 FRANKLIN ST. I1-24-21'
CLAYTON THURNELL 12123 1/2 S. PHILLPS AVE O1-OZ-25
CLEAVE EARL 3934 WOODLAWN AVE 10-31-07
. CLEMONS WARREN 4618 ARLINGTON AVE ' 02-03-18
CLESVE EARL 3934 WOODLANN 10-3t-07
CLEVELAND JAMES 4260 NILAND ST OS-03-26
CLIFTON WINIFRED(IVAN) 10911 OTIS ST 08-25-24
' COBINE MERLE-RALPH 4257 FERNWOOD AVE 10-19-03
COHEE ROBERT 3720 CARLIN 08-03-17
COLBERT JACOB 3954 LOUISE sT. 03-06-18
COLE WALTER(SHIRLEY) 3-726 E. WALNUT AVE 10-03-22
COLOZZO �.DOMINIC 11540 S. POPE AVE 11-27-20
CONLEY EDWARD 3891 WALNUT AVE 11-17-04
CONLEY . RUBEN 3909. LE SAGE 02-01-02
• CONNIFF SHIRLEE 3145 E. LYNWOOD ROAD 08-01-20
COOPER GLADYS 3057 FLOWER ST: 07-25-10 '
COOPER GLENN 4322 NEDRA 01-23-19
COPFER LAWRENCE 11920 LINDBERG ST. 08-19-14
CORDOLA AMADEO 4511 ABBOTT 01-27-25
CORDS JUNE . 3682 LUGO 06-01-23
CORREA PEDRO 2637 E 111TH STREET 06-06-27
CORTOPASSI ALICE 11275 LINDEN ST. 12-02-14
COSTA GEORGE 3908 IRA ST. OS-25-13
COTTRELL BILLIE 5219 E: WALNUT AVE 09/21/23
COVNETON JOHN 12732 HARRIS AVE 12-09-09
COWAN MARGARET-ARTHUR 3831 LUGO OS-07-98
COWENS LAURA 3159 LOS FLORES BLVD. 02-06-06 .
COWLEY ALVIN 3917 JOSEPHINE 04-18-17
COX MiLDRED 3819 LILITA AVE 08-04-08
COX TOMNY 4130 SHIRLEY AVE 10-09-21
COX CELIA 10991 PINE AVE 02-08-17
COX CLARA 4238 PENDELTON 01-23-06
' COYLE EDMOND 3620 NORTON AVE 06-2b-15
CRANDELL HELEN 10860 COLYER 04-03-18
CROFFOOT MERLE 11927 PEACH ST OS-04-21
CROSBY RUBY 11056 CARSON DR. 07-17-24
CULP ELVIN 4284 E. NILAND STREET 09-07-16
CULP VERNA 4284 NILAND OS-12-19
CULP ZELPHA(HARRY) 3347 TENAYA 06-30-20
CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM 10821 CORNISH AVE 07-15-21
' CUNNINGHAM LILLIE 3580 PALM AVE 06-13-27
CURRENT DOYLE 11150 STATE STREET 06-21-24
DALE THOMAS 3935 LYNDORA 08-25-25
DALTO LOUIS 2710 111TH STREET 09-27-16
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DANGLER ELMER • 5300 CORTLAND • 10-22-01
DANIELS GEORGE 11910 BULLIS RD. 02-06-22
DANIELS ALFRED 4029 PLATTT AVE 10-26-24
DAUGHERTY JAMES 5262 LAVINA AVE 09-30-10
DAVIDSON MARY 5300 CORTLAND 01-06-21
, DAVIDSON JAMES 10749 CALIFORNIA 08-17-11
- DAVIS ELLA 3333 LOUISE 08-07-22
DAVIS LORRAINE 4066 WALNUT 04-12-06
DAVIS JOE 3162 EUCLID AVE 11-18-19
DE CAMP VERA 4304 E. SHIRLEY 04-07-65
DE LA TORRE GUADALUPE 11409 BULLIS RD. 12-11-19
DEDERICK BERNICE 11911 PEACH 11-14-12
DEtAROSA RUDOLPH 2701 NORTON AVE 09-12-26
DELGADO CARLOS 421 LOS FLORES BLVD. 03-28-25
' DEMARS ELIZABETH 5300 CORTLAND 02-12-17
DEROUCHIE CAMILLE 5526 RAYBORN STREET 09-25-14
DIAZ LOUREANO 3352 ELIZABETH AVE 07-04-22
DIAZ HENRY 4011 JOSEPHINE STREET. 09=05-14
DIONIGI JOHN 3947 LE SAGE 08-31-20
DIVIN FRANK . 3356 TECUMSEH 09-12-13
DIXON EDDIE 4288 NILAND STREET. OS-19-24
DIYON J.D. 5533 RAYBORN 02-27-19
DOLAN SHIRLEY 3800 LE SAGE 03-28-10
DOMINGUEZ FELIX 2640 E. 109TFt STREET 01-01-24
DOMROSE UDUCHESS 5512 CLARK STREET 09-28-20
DONEGON. HAROLD 4350 PENDLETON 08-29-21
. DOPP HARRY 10963 DUNCAN AVE 02/28/07
DOSS ETHEL 12000 BULLIS ROAD_ 01/26/25
DOWNEY LOUIS 11409 MURIEL DR. -05-11-07
DOWNS VICTOR 4030 CORTLAND STREET 02-27-15
DUARTE JOSEPH 3225 VIRGINIA AVE 01-01-26
DUDENHOEFFER OLYMPIA 3508 BEECHWOOD 04-01-25
DUENAS MANUEL 10800 WASHINGTON AVE OS-O8-22
DUNFEE CLARENCE 11531 S. LOUISE 09-29-07
. DUPPLICE JUNE 2665 W. lO8TH STREET 01-21-16
' DYSON CLARENCE 5300 CORTLAND 03-13-24
EATON VIOLET-W.C. 11520 DUNCAN AVE 06-14-03
EAVES DORTHY 3686 PLATT AVE 09-20-22
ECKERT CHRISTINE 11156 LOUISE AVE OS-lb-08
EDGMON. MARIE 10943 S. COLYER 09-16-19
EDNER ` VORIS-JOYCE 3740 PALM AVE ' 07-04-18
EICHMAN MABEL 4361 ABBOTT ROAD 04-16-20
ELLIOTT OTTIE 4926 ABBOTT 02-01-21
ELLIOTT GRACE 3945 E. MARTIN LUTHER KING OS-28-06
ELLIS BERNARD 3926 WOODLAWN AVE 10-13-10
ELLIS WILLIAM 10941 ALEXANDER AVE l0-06-23
ENNIS OLIVER 4304 WALNUT AVE 02-04-18
ERMSHAR LAWRENCE 11074 HARRIS 02-06-OS
ERPENBACH BERTIE 4155 FERNWOOD AVE 03-02-15
ESCHEN HAROLD 3175 OAKWOOD AVE 10-04-21
. ESCOBEDO ERNEST 10924 OTIS STREET 08-16-20
ESCOVEDO ALBERT 10992 STANDARD 03-16-23
ESPALIN GREGORY 12012 4TH AVE 12-26-17
ESPESETH CLIFFORD 11172 CARSON DR. 08-30-18
: ESTRADA RICARDO 2722 E. NORTON AVE 02-13-22
FADNESS ORE 11135 BELLINGER STREET 03-08-i1
FAHRENKRUG GEORGE 4264 SANBORN AVE 11-06-25
FANELLI JOSEPHINE 3366 ELIZABETH AVE 11-12-12
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FARMER VERNON � 10716 STATE � 10-10-15
FAUNTROY JOSEPHI� 3873 MARTIN LUTHE ING 12-26-10
FERNANDEZ LUIS 10928 RUTH STREET 08-25-25
FERNANDEZ ARTHUR 3836 LYNDORA 08-29-20
FERRIS GLEN 10711 OSGOOD AVE 09-20-11
FIELDS ARCHIE 3920 MAGNOLIA AVE 08-31-24
FISCH WILMA 11030 PINE STREET 02-01-22
FLEMING EDITA 10912 MALLISON AVE 10-16-2Q
FLEMING OSCAR 5457 MCMILLAN 10-13-18
FLORES FREDERICK 4703 OLANDA 08-24-25
- FOLKERS BERNARD 11838 VIRGINIA AVE 07-14-20
FORD GAYLO 11359 HULME 08-08-13
= FOSTER GLADYS 2969 OAKWOOD AVE 04-15-24
FRAIZIER OPAL 3921 FERNWOOD 01-15-25
- FREEMAN LEON 3838 LE SAGE STREET OS-01-22
FRY GRACE 12039 3RD STREET 10-31-04
FRY CHARLES. 10800 PINE AVE 01-15-10
FRY ROBERT 12501 ALPINE 10-30-19
GALAVIZ RALPH 11276 DUNCAN AVE OS-24-22
GALBRAITH PAULINE 3926 IRA STREET 10/07/17
GAMBILL BETTY 3550 MAGNOLIA 10-19-24
GARCIA RUDY 2670 E. lO8TH STREET 08-24-15
GARCIA FELECITA 10820 SAN JOSE ST. 01-14-22
. GARDNER IRENE 11611 LONG BEACH BLVD. 12-14-23
' GARNER ROBERT 4040 LUGO 10-O8-I1
GARNER WILLIS 11035 HULME AVE 03-18-IS- .
GARRETT FRANK 11636 MURIEL DR. 08-14-16
GATES ARTHUR 12700 WOLDORF 02-16-20
, GAVDET EMMA 3335 BEECHWOOD 02-16-20
GERBERDENG EARL 3297 TENAYA 05-Y1-22
GETTMAN EDA-FRED 4227 CORTLAND 02-11-II
GIBBENS HARRY 11327 LOUISE AVE 11-20-25
GILES WILLIAM 3748 PALM 09-27-25
GILLILAN CYMA 3849 VIRGINIA AVE 09-13-12
GIORDANO VICTORIA 11631 VIRGINIA 06-08-16
" GISH . ROSIE 3321 SANBORN 03-13-12
GLAVE HENRY 11234 ELM 11-02-17
° GLORIA JOE 5118 CARLK ST 02-28-27
GOLDSTIEN MARGRETTA 3562 LOUISE STREET 06-10-17
GOL�SWORTHY JOE 11083 LINDEN ST. 11-26-13
GORDON BERNICE 12122 CORNISH AVE 03-13-14
GORDON HELEN 10841 ELM AVE 10-22-12
GORGIE CAROLE 10831 MCNERNEY AVE 06-28-18
GRAHAM C.L 3148 LOUISE STREET 09-16-19
GRAHAM ORA 11615 HARRIS 06-30-08
; GRANT ALICE 11321 CALIFORNIA AVE 07-01-16
GRANTHUM DOROTHY 3598 E. CARLIN AVE 08-28-23
GRANTZ GLADYS 3271 VIRGINIA AVE 04-15-98
GREEN VIRGINIA 4113 ABBOTT ROAD 03-08-15
GREEN EUGENE 11253 ELM OS-09-17
GREEN MINNIE 3847 LUGO AVE 02-28-14
GREEN SIM 11137 LINDEN 09-06-17
GREEN JOHN 3897 LESAGE 02-28-23
GREENANYER BESSIE 1700 MURIEL 12-13-09
GREENE CAFFIE 3958 LOUISE 03-18-19
GREGORY EMMANUEL 3691 CEDAR AVE 01-24-24
GREIG ROBERT 3836 LILITA STREET 10-25-24
GRUNER CARMELINA 10861 SAMPSON AVE 07-21-20
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GUERRA MANUEL 11022 VIR�INIA AVE 11-12-25
GUILLEN CESAR 3396 E. ALMA AVE 06-11-10
GUILLEN ROSALIA 3405 ALMA 09-02-22
GURLEY IRA 11t72 LOUISE AVE OS-21-09
GURNEY BILLY 12308 THORSON AVE OS-09-15 .
GWYN RAMOND 4320 PENDLETON OS-O8-18
HABERMAN LORETTA 11061 PINE 02-08-20
HADLEY HAROLD 3539 JOSEPHINE STREET 06-18-24
HAIDUSCHEK ANNA 2961 POPLAR 06-10-09
HALL FLOYD 11689 LUGO PARK DRIVE 04-25-'_5
HANCOCK LORENIA-A.R. 3310 SEMINOLE AVE 04-18-'v8
HANNERS LOUISE 11495 FIR 10-18-14
HANSEN HERBERT 11317 ELM 06-14-01
HARDEMAN BETTY-L.R. 12433 WALDORF � 07-02-20
HARPER JACK 10875 MC NERNEY AVE 08-11-12
HART SUSIE 11811 S. HARRIS 03-23-18
HARVEY OWRIN 10820 CORNISH AVE 01-07-26
' HAWKINS ELESSIE 11920 LONG VALE 10-20-20
HAWKINS JAMES 3643 WALNUT AVE 10-28-21
HAWTHORNE PERCY 12628 WRIGHT ROAD 02/15/15
HAYDEN ELIZABETH 3556 LOUISE 11-24-03
HAYNES FRANK 4610 E. RAYBORN STREET 11-OS-21
HEARD ALICE 3677 FERNW009 07-14-14
HEINL BETTY 11815 VIRGINIA - 11-12-17
HELTON MARY 3072 LYNWOOD ROAD 03-24-16
HELTON WALTER 3948 LUGO AVE 08-21-14
H£NSEN STEPHANIA 11115 CALIFORNIA 06-25-17
HERBERT PERCY 10721 ALEXANDER 09-19-17
HERENDEEN JIM 11128 LOUISE AVE OS-17-22
HERNANDEZ JOE 11144 SO. CARSON DR 03/12/12
HERNANDEZ ANTONIO 10803 SAN JOSE AVE 06-12-25
HERNANDEZ VIRGINIA 2727 FERNWOOD AVE 08-31-24
' HEYER MARY 10850 FRACAR AVE 04-17-10
HICKMAN DOROTHY 3697 WALNUT AVE 08-16-16
HIGGENS MADALYN 12302 THORSON AVE 11-11-20
, HIGGLNS ALUMER 3101 LOUISE 03-03-23
HIGGI,NS GEORGE(THELMA) 5300 GORTLAND 09-OS-20
HIGG,INS THELMA(GEORGE) 5300 CORTLAND 10-25-23
HIGGNES WILMA 12017 FIRST ST. 12-19-15
HILBORN DURA . 3920 LOUISE STREET 07-08-16
HILL CLIFTON 12100 MURIEL DR. 01-01-26
- HILL COLTON 10830 CLOVER AVE 11-27-10
HINOJOS PRANCISCA 3151 FLOWER STREET 12-09-17
' HISEY BILLY 11534 LOUISE AVE 09-28-23
HOLMAN RAYMOND 11225 CORNISH AVE 07/27/17
HOLMAN SAMUEL 10884 SAN MIGUEL OS-28-17
HOOKEY NORINA-ALBERT 3986 E._WALNUT AVE 05-02-13
HOOTMAN FRED 4870 ABBOTT ROAD 03-08-18
HORN WILLARD 3528 AGNES 01-19-11
HOSKINS IDA 12205 HARRIS AVE 08-07-09
HOSKINSON KENNETH 4031 BEECHWOOQ AVE 07-18-22
HOWARD RAY 4401 ABBOTT 07-15-I1
HOWARD WILLIS 4017 AGNES 06-29-22
HOWELL ALBERT 3157 LOS FLORES OS-28-21
HOWELL DAVID 11136 VIRGINIA AVE 11-22-12
HOWES WILMA-CHARLES 10725 CAPISTRANO 09-03-13
HUBBS HARRY 11168 FRANKLIN 04-13-18
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HUNT AURELIA 10717 OTIS STREET 07-17-18
HUNT THERESA 3129 IMPERRIAL 11-22-08
HUSTON ROBERT 10742 BARLOW AVE #1 07/22/17
IBANEZ GEORGE 4041 MARTIN LUTHER KING 08-09-25
IGOU MARGERY 12302 THORSON AVE 01-20-08
IMERTI ROCCO 11015 LONG BEACH BLVD. 04-23-21
INGA , JOSEPHINE 11648 LUGO PARK AVE 12-08-23'
INGRAM ELMA 4019 LUGO 09-11-22'
ISENBURG MABLE-PAUL 4220 CORTLAND AVE 07-11-09
JACKSON WILLIAM 3666 AGNES AVE 08-14-23
JACOBSON ERMA 11011 DUNCAN AVE 01-29-22
JARMAN DONALD 4150 ABBOTT ROAD 02-07-21
JEHLE GLORIA 11048 EOPE 06-20-21
JENKINS BERNICE 10963 JACKSON AVE 01-18-18
JENSEN HAROLD 4051 LUGO AVE 04-27-11
JENSSEN JIMMI 3617. VIRGINIA AVE 07-28-11
, J^IMENEZ JOSE 12527 WALDORF 02-11-24
JIMENEZ SALVADOR 3341 E. BEECHWOOD AVE 09-05-22
JOHANSEN NORA 10724 SAN JOSE AVE 03-16-25
JOHNSON MARVIS 117�5 HARRIS AVE O8/16/24
JOHNSON ARTHUR 3534 BEECHNOOD AVE 03-08-19
JOHNSON GRANT 4604 PELLEUR STREET 09-18-23
JOHNSON HARRY 10780 SAN.LUIS AVE 06-25-14
JOHNSON LOUISE 3687 LOUISE 01-31-24
JOHNSON TALMADGE 12011 GORNISH AVE 08-26-20
JOHNSON VERNON 12431 COOKACRE 06-03-19
JOHNSTON ALVIN 5407 FERTILE 11-22-16
JONES WILLIAM 12113 PHILLIPS AVE 09-03-20
JONES ANTONIO 10920 LEWIS RD. 07-25-20
JONES EDWARD 3343 CEDAR OS-15-21
JONES JOE 3930 JOSEPHINE 09-02-25
JONES LUCY 3683 CEDAR AVE 01-23-1ti
JONES MARVIN 11615 THORSON AVE 03-09-03
� JONES MYRTLE 10881 HULME 12-12-18
JONES NORA 4701 ARLINGTON AVE 02-12-19
JONES ONA-ALLEN 11282 SAMPSON 01-14-15
, JONES WILLIAM 3554 VIRGINIA STREET OS-11-24
JOSL.IN RUSSEL 12021 1/2 LONG BEACH BLVD. 09-02-22
KACHIVAS LOUIE 10831 COLYER AVE 01-27-23
KACHIVAS JAMES 3817 ABBOTT ROAD 09-16-09
KAHLER IDA 11522 V,IRGINIA AVE 04-01-03
KAHNEN JOHN 3855 VIRGINIA AVE 03-19-23.
KANEMOTO GEORGE 11515 V,IRGINIA AVE 07-20-15
KASSAK ORACE 3337 TENAYA AVE 12-28-I8
KEENER JADIES 12036 S. HARRIS 09-26-22
KENDALL THOMAS 11324 ERNESTINE AVE 09-14-10
KENT ARLENE 11215 HULME AVE 03-OS-18
KERBON LOIS 11209 COLYER AVE 06/15/11
KILTS ALFRED 4316 CORTLAND 10-20-09
KIMBELL ARTHUR 10761 ALEXANDER AVE 07-06-16
KINCAID LAURA 4330 WALNUT AVE 03-25-18
KITAGAWA MANUEL 2664 E. lO8TH STREET 01-02-14
KITTLAUS AURELIE 3701 L'UGO AVE 10/29/OS
, KLAVERT GEORGE 3572 EUCLID 10-22-17
KLEIN JARRIET 11228 UINDEN 07-19-12
KLESSIG ERWIN 10780 PINE AVE 01-20-18
KLUG MICHAEL 11141 FIRANKLIN 06-15-21
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KNOX JOSEPHI 3317 TECUMSEH AVE 12-16-25
KNOYAK ALICE 2700 E. 109TH STREET 02-28-16
KOCH • MARISA 10973 �JACKSON 09-23-22
,' KOSEK _ LENA 10801 �CORNISH AVE 04-14-11
KOTT ELMER 3952 �SHIRLEY 01-15-22
KOVACIC STEPHEN 10781 �ALEXANDER AVE 12-21-24
" KOWALSRI THADDEUS 11105 �S. ATLANTIC AVE 01-13-11'
KRAMER KARL 2742 �NORTON AVE 03-26-17
KRESS MARIAN 3603 WALNUT AVE 03-12-19
KROGSTAD JONN 4000 �PLATT AVE 12-23-OS
': KUNERT SHIRLEY 10969 WRIGHT RD. OS-07-08
KUNERT VIRGINIA 11068 LOUISE AVE 09-03-18
K�NERT WAYNE 10975 WRIGHT 12-22-14
KUNERT WESLEY 11068 LOUISE AVE 03-03-10
KUNHART WALTER 3363 JOSEPHINE , 07-04-20
KYTONEN JOHN 4024 JOSEPHINE 03-07-20
LACKEY THELMA 3598 LOS FLORES BLVD. 06-09-14
LAINEZ JOSE 10752 SAN JOSE 06-27-25
LAIRD MARCELLA 10903 COLYER 08-20-17
LAKE GENEVIEVE 11658 VIETH AVE 09-04-23
LANG MARY-CHESTER 3330 SEMINOLE 06-21-09
LARIO YVONNE 11021 DUNCAN AVE 06-08-24
LARSEN CLIFFORD 3830 LILITA _ 02-13-19
LASHURE HAZEL 3326 TENAYA AVE 04-15-06
LASSWELL RUTH 4240 PENDLETON AVE 12-14-24�
LATOUR WILFRED 11623 HARRIS AVE 09-OS-21
LAWRENCE MARTHA 5300 CORTLAND 09-06-25
LAYE MARTIN 4220 PENDLETON AVE 07-09-21
LEAL GENARO 2615 FERNWOOD 10-02-15
LEAYCRAFT FRANCIS 5426 OLANDA STREET 10-07-17
LEDBETTER ELAINE 12145 PHILLIPS AVE 06-20-19
LEGGETT GARY-JOHN 3838 CORTLAND STREET 01-10-26
LEGROS IRMA(LOYDENE) 11263 DUNCAN OS-13-25
LEON JOE 3862 SHIRLEY AVE 04-03-18
LEON AMELIA 3862 SHIRLEY AVE 04-14-24
LEWIS ALICE 3564 CARLIN AVE 10-16-10
LEWIS MARION 4123 SHIRLEY AVE 09-14-22
LEWIS WILLIAM 2704 E. IlOTH STREET 01-01-12
LEWIS LENARD 10841 SAN VINCENTE 07-04-25
LIBBY ANNA 11095 SUE AVE 12-03-09
LICATO MOLLIE-TONY 3856 WALNUT 03-03-17
LILLARD LOLA 3531 LOS FLORES BLVD. 03-21-10
LINDSTROM HERMAN 11254 POPE AVE 09-06-14
LINGENFELTER THELMA 3681 LOUISE STREET 08-13-12
LINTON CHESTER 11388 ERNESTINE 12-16-23
' LIPIS NIEKOLAS 10884 SAN LUIS 06-16-19
` LIPJANEC HILDA-PAUL 4230 'CORTLAND STREET 02-07-13
LITKE ARNOLD 10935 MC NERNEY 02-25-19
�LITSINGER DAVID 5300 CORTLAND 12-08-17 '
, LLOYD. �NATHANIEL 11806 1ST AVE 11-24-16
LOGREYRA JOSE 10800 SAN MIGUEL 06-21-23
LOPEZ IGNACIO 3346 SIMINOLE AVE 07-31-21
LOPEZ PETRA 10855 OTIS STREET 02-OS-28
` LOPEZ CALRA 3945 PLATT AVE 01-04-26
� LOTZ WILHELM 2928 LOS FLORES BLVD. 06-26-21
LOVELAND ELLEN 11159 LOUISE AVE 07-02-17
LOWERY CLARA-JOE 4008 BEECHWOOD AVE 01-11-16
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LUCAS ALMAN � 11609 ESTHER ST. • 06-06-44
. LUCAS CHARLES 5512 LAVINIA 03-30-23
LC'CAS JOHN 11638 LOUISE AVE 03-17-13
LUPER MARIE 3115 JOSEPHINE OS-OH-09
LUSCH -. ROSE 11670 FIRST AVE 01-10-12
LYLE ELLA 11941 NEVADA STREET 04-28-09
LYON DAVID 11342 HULME 09-27-18
LYOYS OSCAR 3901 MAGNOLIA 02-06-23
LYSTER DOROTHY 10912 HULME AVE 03-25-15
MAAS WALTER 10831 ELM AVE 10-10-19
MACIAS PASCUAL 10907 SAN MIGUEL AVE 10-23-20
MADSEN RICHARD 2965 OAKWOOD AVE 06-25-17
MAG GREGOR EVA 12008 CORNISH 12-23-02
MAGALLANES NICHOLAS 2635 NORTON AVE 06-03-22
MAGALLENES GABRIEL 2640 E. 111TH STREET 10-01-17
HAKOVITZ KATHERINE 10801 ALEXANDER AVE 03-11-16
MALDONADO CHRIS 11300 LINDEN'STREET 10-12-17
MALIN BETHANY 4217. CARLIN AVE -04-20-11
MALINSKY STELLA 11054 PINE STREET 02-19-17
MALOCCO ALICE-ERWIN 3844 CORTLAND 07-25-09
MANCILLA RAUL 3576 BURTON AVE 11-02-23
MANGIAPELO ERCOLE 3577 EUCLID 02-28-15
MANIFOR DOROTHY 10871 WASHINGTON 04-30-18
MARCH LEROY 3225 JOSEPHIN£ STREET 02-03-15
MARCIL PAUL 12117 PHILLIPS AVE 06-20-19
MARIN ALICE 2934 OAKWOOD AVE 01-01-16
MARKOVIC ROBERT 11045 CARSON DR. 07-10-20
, MARTIN . ETHEL 12335 MILLRACE AVE 03-22-18
MARTIN .° HELEN 10903 MALLISON 06-14-19 ..
MARTIN PAUL 10760 CORNISH 11-19-14
MARTIN ROBERT 4350 PINDLETON AVE 07-23-03
, MARTIN EDDIE 3331 SANBORN AVE 09-30-14
• MARTINEZ PAT 4308 LUGO AVE 04-07-24
' MARTINEZ AUGUSTINE 10831 FRACAR AVE 05-27-17
MARTINEZ CONNIE 3998 SHIRLEY 07-25-24
MARTINEZ PETRONILA 4523 ABBOTT ROAD 02-09-09
MARTINEZ JESUS 2701 E. 112TH STREET 11-10-21
MASCHKE HAROLD 2981 NORTON AVE OS-16-00
MASON HELEN-ROBERT 4337 .CORTLAND AVE OS-27-12
MATNEY EDNA-JOSEPH 4212 CORTLAND AVE 11-06-18
MAULE EDWARD 3317 LOUISE 11-OS-07_
MAY VIRGEL 11118 LOUISE AVE 04-27-16
MAYNARD MARY 3277 MAGNOLIA 12-OS-12
MAYNE DARRELL 3604 NORTON 03-12-07
MC CLAIN EDWARD 4265 LOS FLORES BLVD. 12-24-18
MC CONNELL ORPHA 10864 OTIS STREET 03-19-12
� MC FARLAND LILLIAN 11201 LINDEN ST. 01-14-25
MC GIVERN HARRIET 10801 SAMPSON AVE 09-08-16
MC KISSICK ETTA 4706 OLANDA 07-02-21
MC LAURIN MATTIE 3121 CEDAR 08-OS-21
MC LEAN THOMAS 5300 CORTLAND 11-10-14
MC PEAK JOHN 12121 GERTRUDE DR. 09-OS-11
MC PHERSON J 5167 CLARK 03-22-20
MCGILL JACK 10923 WRIGHT RD. 08-23-04
MEACHAM CAROL 10860 ALEXANDER 12/24/16
MEANEY AARON 10761 FRACAR AVE 01-29-26
MEIER MYRTLE-WILLIAM 12023 HARRIS 10-12-18
MELCHING ALBERT 3965 WALNUT 08-18-04
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MESTA EVA 365-0 MAGNOLIA 03-18-20 '
MESTA PETE 3543 LOUISE STREET 01-18-26
METRO JOSEPH 4297 LAVINIA 08-18-18
MIDDLEMAN - EDWARD 11117 BELLINGER 12-25-20
MILANO ANN 10998 JACKSON AVE 04-23-12
MILES(TURNER) ESTER 3715 CEDAR AVE 02-17-25
MILLER GWENITH 4523 CARDWELL STREET 03-01-14
MILLER JOSEPH 11174 CARSON DRIVE 04-23-14
MILLER KATHERINE 11350 HULME 01-24-25
, MILLER JAMES 4523 CARDWELL STREET 12-19-11
MILLER LOUISE 4228 LAVINIA AVE 03-17-06
MILLER MARGARETTA 10844 OTIS ST 01-06-03
MILLER MARIE 11706 STATE STREET 11-26-04
, MILLIRON HELEN 3148 CARLIN AVE 06-09-09
MILLS DAVE 5537 RAYBORN STREET 0�-28-12
MILLS FRANCES 4169 ABBOTT ROAD OS-21-20
MILLS WILLIAM 2657 E. lO8TH STREET 07-17-09
MINOR MARCUS 11831 LONG BEACH BLVD. OS-03-09
MINTON BERNICE 11600 EL GRANADA 12-03-13
MITCHELL EDITH-WENDELL 3324 MARTIN LUTHER KING 09-27-15
MITCHELL ROBERT 11218 LINDEN 02-02-14
MONTIGONE CLARA 3608 PLATT AVE 01-26-18
MONTROY ARTHUR 11470 BULLIS ROAD 09-06-09
MOORE ROBERT 4051 BEECHWOOD 12-01-18
MOORE HELEN 3531 1/2 LOS FLORES BLVD. OS-10-20
MOORE HERBERT 11195 PINE 04-08-15
MOORE VIRGIL 10960 MALLISON 08-01-14
MORA JOE 3536 IMPERIAL 10-16-11 .
MORELAND LILIAN 11248 CORNISH AVE 01-01-19
MORRIS AGNES 11236 HULME AVE 06-02-0�
MORRIS GLADYS 3123 POPLAR DR. 08-31-08
MOSBAUGH LOIS 2623 NORTON AVE 10-21-14.
MUIR LELAND 4907 ABBOTT ROAD 07-23-26
MUNOZ ANDREW 12551 MANETTE PLACE 11-03-25
_ MURPHY HANNIS 11025 ELM 10-06-14
MURRAY MATTIEL-JOE 11253 COLYER AVE 04-08-19
MYER$ ISAAC 10810 STATE ST 06-22-23
NAGFiL ANDREW 11132 STOCKWELL 03-18-18
NEELY ELIZABETH 4326 WALNUT 09-20-20
NEFF CLAUDE 10840 WASAINGTON 03-03-13
' NELSON CAROL 11314 VIRGINIA 01-08-14
NELSON MILDRED 3693 PLATT AVE 01-01-18
NELSON RODNEY 11635 VIETA 06-29-24
NETTLES SAVAGE 3263 JOSEPHINE 03-OS-06
, NEWALL HOROTHY 3b04 SANBORN AVE 06-10-21
NEWTON JAMES 12021 LONGVALE OS-20-21
NICHOLSON ANDREW , 3376 AGNES 17-16-15
NIELSON DOROTHY 11520 VIRGINIA 08-15-24
�IORTEGA MARY 2'I06 NORTON 1-10-09
NUGENT MAX 11719 SCHOOL STREET 10-04-19
NUNLEY HAZEL 11661 VIRGINIA OS-21-11
0'SHAUGHNESSY ROBERT . 12624 WRIGHT ROAD 06-29-17
OEDEKERK GERARD 12101 GERTRUDE DR 10-06-22 .
OLHOEFT WALTER 4260 LUGO AVE 02-O8-OS
OLSON MAMIE-EUGENE 4157 FERNWOOD AVE OS-01-21
ONEILL MICHAEL 4350 PENDLETON AVE 01-10-19
OSBORN GEORGE 11613 STATE STREET 08-13-06
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OVANDO MARIO 10901 FRACAR AVE OS-il-25
OWENS FREDDIE 4618 CARLIN AVE 04-01-24
PACHECO EDWARD 4027 LE SAGE STREET 10-23-21
PACK JAMES 4010 VIRGINIA AVE 01-01-10
PAIRIS ALBERT 11281 LORRAINE 07-01-23
PALACIOS CARMEN 11233 POPE AVE 10-31-09
PARHAM ROBERT 11242 ELM STREET 10-15-21
PARKER PETE 11044 VIRGINIA AVE 01-29-00
PARRA LAWRENCE 10913 CORNISH AVE 01-14-08
PARRA MANUEL 3289 ORCHARD AVE 08-10-22
PARRA UVALDO 11178 GRANT 04-09-04
, PARRA VICTORIA 11174 GRANT STREET OS-17-15
PARRINO ANNA-GEORGE 10756 5. CAPISTRANO AVE 09-10-08
PARSONS GLADYS 10993 5TANDARD AVE 04/28/18
PASICZNYK STEVE 10840 LEWIS ROAD. 01-05-21
PATTERSON HILLARY 4614 CARLIN AVE 02-23-23
PAULEY BETTY 11275 DUNCAN AVE 11-OS-24
PAYNE CICERO 4111 MC MILLIAN 02-01-25
PAYNE FREIDA 5300 CORTLAND AVE #37 11-06-17
PAYNE IRA 12723 COOKACRE STREET 06-26-26
PENNER JACOB 4350 PENDLETON AVE 12-03-25
PEPER BETTY 3170 LYNWOOD ROAD 07-23-23
PEPPARD DANIEL 4225 ALVADA STREET 11-26-25
PERALES JOE 11828 STATE STREET 09-12-12
PEREZ FORTINO 2636 111TH STREET 08-12-14"
PERKINS SIGNA 4033 LE SAGE 02-09-09
PERRY RUTH 10700 SAN MUGUEL AVE 09-OS-13
PETERSON DAGMAR 3162 EL SEGUNDO BLVD 09-18-98
PETROCCO FRANCE3 5513 RAYBORN STREET OS-15-20
PHILLIPS IRVIN 3616 AGNES AVE 09-30-19
PHILLIPS PLEAS 10923 CORNISH 08-23-17
PICKETT MILDRED 3985 BEECHWOOD AVE 09-28-49
PIERCE MELZINER 3316 JOSEPHINE 03-16-24
PIGG ALTA 3584 BRENTON AVE OS-12-16
, PITTMAN THERESA 4322 SHIRLEY AVE 07-03-15
PLUMA MANUEL 2624 lO8TH STREET 08-26-13
PONSO YVONNE 12024 BRADFIELD 04-01-14
PORTUGAL MARY 10851 ALEXANDER 08-04-23
POWELL JAMES 4271 CENTURY BLVD. 08-28-18
PREMDAS PRINCESS-EDNA' 3909 MARTIN LUTHER KING 07-12-08
PRENTICE CASSIE 3124 JOSEPHINE STREET 10-13-06
PRESSEY LUELLA 3925 MARTIN LUTHER KING 11-26-18
PRICE WILLIA� 11235 CALIFORNIA 01-23-15
PROVOST ROY 11056 SOUTH EVE AVE 06-10-25
PRUETT LEONARD 11319 DUNCAN AVE 08-23-16
, PRYOR •ILLIAM 11201 DUNCAN OS-04-O8
PRYOR ROY 11522 LOUISE AVE 09-16-26
PUCCIO LENA-ROY 4059 CORTLAND 09-24-24
PULE RUSSELL 5509 FERTILE STREET OS-10-15
PULHAMUS NINA 3555 LOUISE 09-09-16
, QUARLES JEAN 3186 POPLAR DRIVE 08-29-16
RADDLE ALBERT 11231 HULME AVE 12-08-24
RAMBO PAULINE-CHRLY 2715 FERNWOOD AVE 11-22-11
RAMOS CELSA 10923 JACKSON 07-28-16
RAUMAKER MARGARET 2959 NORTON AVE 11-25-11
READ VERA 4213 SHIRLEY AVE 12-15-OS
REDD JULIA 3768 CARLIN AVE 10-25-12
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REED DONALD � 11819 2ND AVE • 06-15-17
REED RUBY 3552 BURTON AVE i1-28-10
REED WILLARD 12126 CORNISH AVE 11-14-17
REES ROBERTA 3548 MULFORD AVE 03-31-16
REHN COLMAN 3421 ELIZABETH AVE 08-03-22
REIDENCACH MARIA 3175 LYNWOOD ROAD 08-21-03
REIS VELMA 5130 CLARK STREET 04-OS-11
REISS CAROL 11814 FOURTH AVE 07-23-23'
. REMME GILBERT 4023 JOSEPHINE STREET 07-28-15
RENINCKE LQELLA-ARTHUR 11666 THORSON 12-30-25
RETTIG CARL 3618 VIRGINIA AVE 06-18-07
- REYES J�A,vA 2700 111TH STREET 07-10-16
RHONE LAWRENCE 3736 PALM AVE 09-11-23
_ RICE THELMA 5300 CORTLAND 10-17-23
RICHARD WILLIE 3676 AGNES AVE 07-30-22
RICHARDS PAUL 11128 POPE AVE 03-27-06
: RICHMAN DAVE 11106 BENWELL DRIVE 08-12-12
' RIEHLE VICTOR 4318 WALNUT AVE 03-25-26
RILEY ARTHUR 3340 JOSEPHINE 11-29-17
RIVERA ELIAS 10801 OSGOOD AVE 12-25-20
RIVERA OLGA 10801 OSGOOD AVE 08-01-16
ROBBINS BOBBYE 11440 BULLIS ROAD OS-25-14
ROBERSON EULA(MARION) 10962 SAMPSON AVE 02-11-26 :
ROBINSON LAVERNE-RALPH 3984 PALM AV� 03-13-I1
ROBINSON HUGH 3707 LUGO 08-23-19
ROBLES ERNEST-CRISTINA 3360 TECUMSEH OS-06-21
ROBLES • SALVADOR 2719 110 STREET 07-01-23
RODDY VERY 3807 LYNDORA STREET 01-31-13
RODGERS EUGENIA 3622 AGNES AVE 04-21-21
RODRIGUEZ JESS 3273 JOSEPHINE 0�-08-25
: RODRIGUEZ JOSE 11010 POPE AVE 12-26-21
ROELS . JACOBA-NICOLASA 11313 WRIGHT ROAD 10-22-25
ROGERS LUZZIE 4204 CARLIN 02-16-OS
ROGERS HAZEL 12431 COOKACRE 01-23-21
ROJO GILBERT 11048 LINDEN OS-22-I8
ROMERO EUSEBIA 11000 CALIFORNIA 06-OS-16
ROMO CARMEN-JOHN 10731 CAPISTRANO 03-21-25
ROSS JUNE 1102 VIRGINIA AVE OS-25-17
ROSSMAN IRVING 3824 LILITA ST. 04-10-12
ROTH`AS LAVAUGHNE 2727 I10 STREET 03-03-20
ROUSH ELENORA 4270 AGNES AVE 09-03-16
ROXAS PATROCINI 11203 VIRGINIA AVE 11-10-20
RUSINKO MIKE 3927 LYNDORA STREET I1-21-04
SAIS BICFIARD 10830 JACKSON AVE 11-25-05
SAIZ BSNITO 11245 VIRGINIA 03-26-25
SALEY '.;ALICE 11309 GERTRUDE DRIVE 01-07-10
SAMMONS `_�"ROBBRT 11000 DUNCAN AVE OS-21-06
SAMPSON 3HELBY 4019 JOSEPHINE 07-06-18
- SANCHEZ SANTOS 3198 LOS FLORES BLVD. 11-01-18
, SANDERS MARGARET 3353 SEMILOLE AVE 09-06-15
SANDOVAL MANUEL 2652 109TH STREET 01-01-23
SANTIAGO MIGUEL 11112 PENN STREET 06-22-14
SAUCEDA RACHEL 3562 LOS FLORES•BLVD. 06-20-18
SAVAGE MARY(E.J.) 4016 JOSEPHINE STREET 01-12-14
SAWEY THOMAS 3168 OAKWOOD 09-11-10
SCHAAR RICHARD 4031 JOSEPHINE 01-15-16
SCHASTON CRESENCIA 4040 VIRGINIA STREET 08-07-23
SCHELL DELBERT 4265 WALNUT 08-17-17
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SCHNIEDER CHARLES 10830 OTIS STREET 08-20-22
SCHULTZ RUTH 10740 SAN VICENTE 04-28-22
, SCHULZE EVELYN 11921 LONGVALE 10-OS-10
SCOTT ROBERT 3306 JOSEPHIN£ 12-IS-15
SEARLE CURTIS 11268 COLYER AVE 11-27-11
SEAWRIGHT EDNA 3532 PLAM AVE 06-13-22
SEDBERRY LESLIE 4022 LOUISE STREET 07-29-22
SEE DORIS 4313 PENDLETON AVE 04-06-10
- SEE KATHLEEN 4316 LUGO AVE 08-10-20
SEEDEN ELAINE(LESTER) 11358 HULME AVE 09-15-21
SELVIDGE MILDRED 4255 LUGO AVE 10-22-11
SEWELL VERA 11630 EL GRANADA 09-22-16
SEYMOUR MAGNUS 10982 JACKSON AVE 07-21-12
SHARP LAWRENCE 3890 LUGO AVE 07-04-02
SHELTER ANNA 3608 PLATT AVE 10-19.-20
SHELTON NETTIE 4233 AGNES AVE 09-08-23
SHEPHER MORRIS 11135 DUNCAN AVE 01-06-12
SHEPHERD DALLAS 4627 OLAND STREET 02-26-15
SHIRGER WILLIAM 11823 2ND AVE 08-28-22
SHOBIN JEAN 2619 112TH STREET 03-27-25 '
SILI LEONE 5237 CLARK STREET 02-24-22
- SILVIS HELEN 3525 EUCLID 06-03-15
SIMMONS HELEN 3948 PLATT AV£ 07-01-22
SIMMONS ILA 10760 SAMPSON 12-29-16
SIMS HENERY 4276 MILAND STREET 06-12-24
SIMS ' DEMETRIUS 1137 GERTRUDE DR 07-02-26
SINGLETON AUGUSTINE 3557 PALM AVE 03-19-26
' SKAGGS MARY 5543 PELLEUR STREET 06-15-21
SKINNER ELLA 11667 VIETA AVE OS-25-14
SLAUGHTER MARGARET 4536 OLANDA STREET 02-16-13
� SLAVENS RALPH 12613 WALDORF DRIVE 03-12-06
SMALLEN ' JAMES 4'715 ARLINGTON 09-28-18
SMITH ALICE. 10736 CALIFORNIA #D OS-19-20
' , SMITH BERNICE 11224 HULME 04-08-24
SMITH BERTHA 4005 ABBOTT ROAD 12-21-08
SMITH BERTRAND 4544 BLOUNT PLACE 09-13-20
SMITH CHARLES 5274 LAVINIA 11-06-17 '
SMITH DONALD 11031 ELM 07-10-12
SMITH DORIS 3248 SURTON 10-08-16
SMITH EVA 3228 PLEASANT 08-12-06 .
SMITH JOE 12733 WALDORF DRIVE 03-OS-21 .
SMITH � MAYBELLE(MERVIN 5165 WALNUT AVE 09-23-23
SMITH SIDNEY 11228"PINE STREET 08-27-20
SMITH wFLLIAM 4617 ARLINGTON AVE 02-01-97
SMITH VBLMA 5311 MARTIN L. KING JR. BLD 03-25-26
SOLIA (3ERARDO 3953 LE SAGE STREET 10-06-04
SOLIS NATIVIDAD 3953 LE SAGE STREET 12/22/20
� SONIER JOSEPHINE-BEN 4271 BREWSTER 03-17-25
SOOKER ANGELIN ' 3244 LYNWOOD ROAD 09-20-15 '
SOTELO ALFRED 4335 LAVINIA AVE 07-28-19
SPANGENBERG JOSEPHINE 11633 THORSON AVE 12-06-16
SPENCE JOHN 1167 ELM STREET OS-17-17
SPENCER WILLIAM 3685 PLATT AVE 04-24-11
SPICER DOROTHY 11023 BENNELL DRIVE 06-09-25
SPRADLEY SIDNEY 111"12 FRANKLIN 12-28-25
SPUARLOCK � FRANK 3359 TECUMSEH 09-23-21
ST. JULIAN MARY 12701 WALDORF DR. 09-27-24
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STANLEY VINITA � 11313 ELM � 02-23-10
STEELE DALE 3581 LOS FLORES B 12-23-06
STELITANO JOSEPHINE 4281 CORTLAND STREET 10-25-11
STEPHENS IVY 11041 BULLIS ROAD, 03-23-18
STEPHENS MARCELLE 3277 CARLIN 04-14-19
STEPHENS BENJAMIN 11946 BULLIS RD. 06-27-26
STEWART DOROTHY 10871 ALEXANDER AVE OS-30-13
STEWART LIHLETON 11154 S. HARRIS AVE i1-03-25
STI'MMEL GEORGIA-MARION 5215 WALNUT AVE 10-14-23
STOGDILL CHARLES 11822 HARRIS AVE OS-06-17
STOWERS LEROY 11031 POPE AVE OS-29-24
STOYKOVICH MICHAEL 10720 SAN VICENTE AVE 02-26-23
STREETER ' PEGGY 11015 POPE O1-OS-11
STUART KATHYLEEN 3125 LOS FLORES BLVD. 01-19-13
SUFLE JOSEFINA 434 N. HUMPHREYS AVE 03-22-25
SUNDWALL BEULAH 3926 PLATT AVE 02-09-06
SWAN JAMES 11510 MURIEL 08-17-22
SWANEY PAUL 10820 ALEXANDER AVE 02-17-13
SYLVIA THELMA 4211 OLANDA 04-24-18
SYNI6KY LOUISE 11155 FRANKLIN 07-13-15
SYPIN ANNA 4527 FERTILE 01-02-19
SZOBONYA JOSEPHINE 4013 WALNUT 10-27-22
' S'ZOSTEK MARY-WALTER 11257 SAMPSON 06-04-20
TABOR WILLIAM 10943 JACKSON 4VE 09-22-13
TAKASH ERNEST 5312 CLARK STREET 08-22-24
TANGEMAN GEORGE 10890 STANDARD AVE 03-01-19"
TANNEHILL SELMAN 11152 GRANT 09-17-00
' TANORI BARBARA 3136 REDWOOD AVE 02-20-26
' TAPPAN WILLIAM 2701 EAST 111TH STREET 12-25-23
TARGTON JAMES 3837 LILITA 12-30-23 '
TATE DOROTHY 3598 LOS FLORES BLVD. 03-15-22
TAYLOR WILLIAM 12026 THIRD 09-26-23
TELLERS FABIAN 4216 WALNUT STREET 09-OS-20
� TENNYSON EARNIE 11870 VIRGINIA AVE 01-22-08
THIESE HOWARD 11076_LINDEN STREET 02-10-17
' THOMAS DANNY L0952 STANDARD AVE 06-13-18
THOMAS NEVELDA 12723 WALDORF 02-10-19
� THOMPSON DOROTHY 3985 MARTIN LUTHER KING BL 07/15/24
' THOMPSON CLARA 3562 LOS FLORES 07-17-01
THOMPSON DANIEL 3336 SEMINOLE AVE 12-25-16
THOMPSON JANE 4013 E. CENTURY BLVD. OS-21-19
THOMPSON MARTHA 10903 HULME AVE 02-03-24
THOMSEN � ARTHUR 4626 ARLINGTON 03-07-08
THRELKELD MARVIN 3268 JOSEPHINE STREET 03-10-24
THROOP MARY 3868 LE SAGE 06-18-26
TIDWELL WILLARD 3982 SHIRLEY AVE 07-01-16
TOLLE FRANKLIN ' 11632 LOUISE AVE 01-19-13
TORRES FRANK 11398 GERTRpDE DR. 07-28-22
TOY ARNOLD 5503 FERTILE 08-22-16
TRACY JEANNETT 4261 FERNWOOD 10/12/24 .
TRAMMA ANTHONY 3997 LE SAGE 01-14-07
, TROTH SELMA 4280 BREWSTER AVE OS-23-12
TUFUGA TUSITALA 3174 FLOWER 10-12-12
TURNER ANTHONY 3562 BURTON AVE 06-18-22
TYLOR GEORGE 5300 CORTLAND 01-15-21
UNRUH STERLING 5300 CORTLAND STREET 08-17-12
_' UPTON FREDA 4308 WALNUT 07-19-21
, URIBE JESUS 11701 STATE STREET 02-14-23
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VALDIVIA ANDRES 4024 VIRGINIA 12-01-21
VALENCIA MERRY 3685 FERNWOOD, AVE 11-OS-20
VALLEJO JUAN 3825 ABBOTT ROAD 02-OS-26
VAN COVVERING TURLAY 3892 PLATT AVE 02-21-22
VAN WESTEN PHILIP 3988 SHIRLEY 09-26-14
VANDEMARK CYRUS 10700 SAN VINCENTE 02-28-17
VANDERSLICE MARY 4621 OLANDA STREET 02-22-17
VANZANDT LLOYD 3028 REDWOOD 02-23-25
VAUGHN HAZEL 5400 FERTILE 06/24/15
VELTRI LUCILLE 3989 BEECHWOOD OS-28-23
VEST PATRICELLI CAROLINA 10804 CAPISTRANO 07-21-22
VEZIE HARRIET 11218 HULME AVE 10-13-22
VICKROY HAROLD 3155 LOS FLORES BLVD. 01-04-21
VOLNAGEL GEORGE 11101 LINDEN 10-OS-O8
WAGGONER WALLACE 11544 LOUISE AVE 01-21-21
WALACHA BRONIA 10992 JACKSON 07-19-17
WALKER LUCILLE 3564 JOSEPHINE 03/11/13
WARDEN RAYMOND 3833 LOUISE 02-02-21
WASHINGTON LEONARD 11641,EL GRANADA 04-03-23
WASHINGTON OLLIE 11305 ELM STREET 07-15-22
WATSON VIRGINIA 3855 LYNDORA 04-12-18 .
WATTS INEZ 3723 VIRGINIA 09-11-14
WATTS •JERRINE 3682 LYNWOOD-ROAD 12-28-18
WEBB ELLEN 4142 SHIRLEY AVE 11-16-18
WEDEL RENDA 2982 .LOS FLORES BLVD. 10-13-19
WEEKS ROBERTA 10830 MCNERNEY AVE 09-22-12
WEHLING MARY 11647 S. VIETA AVE 10-01-18
WEIBtiE GEORGE 4146 PENN STREET 10-25-22
WELLS ABNER 12516 WALDORF 06-19-24
' WELLS ELLEN 11232 LINDEN 08-OS-15
WELLS RAYMOND 3308 EUCLID AVE 08-06-23
' WELSH WILLIAM 10860 ELM AVE 02-17-13
WELSHONSE WILLIAM 11039 DUNCAN AVE 11-15-18
WENDT AMPARA 3688 WALNUT AVE 06-13-17
WEST THELMA 10981 PINE AVE 12-10-21
WESTFALL EDITH-HENRY 3851 FERNWOOD AVE 08-26-15
WHICHARD LUCILLE-WH 11243 HULME AVE 07-01-21
WHIT.E HATTIE 3118 JOSEPHINE OS-OS-19
WHITE THELMA 4240 LAVINIA AVE 04-27-15
WHITIFIELD ALTA 12609.HARRIS STREET 06-25-27
WHITLOW MARIE 3982 LUGO 10-09-25
� WHITMORE FRANK 10922 JACKSON AVE 08-16-07
- WIGHTMAN OEORGE 1072 HULME AVE 05-06-03
WILHELM -NICOLAS 3329 E NORTON AVE 09-20-22
WILKINSON +LYJIAN 3663 VIRGINIA 02-28-99
WILLIAMS ��AN�IE 3204 FLOWER 03-20-06
WILLIAMS BEATRICE 12021 CORNISH 04-21-OS
WILLIAMS DAISY 12624 OAK 07-22-25
WILLIAMS DONALD 3537 BURTON 08-28-23
WILLIAMS EARL 11749 THORSON 09-13-21
WILLIAMS HERBERT 11309 CORNISH AVE 01-26-24
. WILLIAMS JENNIE 3847 LE SAGE STREET 08-26-21
WILLIAMS JOE 10741 S. LEWIS ROAD 02-11-23
WILLIAMS STECK 11703 LONG BEACH BLVD. 01-21-07
WILLIAMS VOGIRA 11720 STATE STREET 638-7520
WILLIAMS WILMA 5161 LOS FLORES BLVD. 06-24-18
WILLIAMS WILLIAM 5237 ELMWOOD AVE 09-08-11
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WILLIS HERMAN 12021 SCHOOL STRE 09-23-15
WILLIS IVA 10711 COLYER AVE 08-10-24
WILTSE MINNIE 10761 WASHINGTON 10-13-04
WININGER MARTHA 3812 PLATT 04-07-OS
WINKLER HAROLD 11640 LUGO PARK AVE 08-19-24
WINTERS HENERY 11047 POPE AVE 02-24-13
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WITHEROW EDESSA 10761 PINE 06-30-13
WOLPE " HAZEL 12348 HALO 06-10-15
WOOD SARAH 3595 CARLIN AVE 03-24-15
WOOD VIRGINIA 12018 HARRIS 09-07-12
WOODS EDNA 3670 AGNES STREET 10-26-07
WOODS ELLA 5542 RAYBORN STREET 10=28-20
WOODS ETHEL 3893 CENTURY 02-21-12
WORDLEY IVA 4065 PLATT AVE 03-28-24
WRIGHT MOREY 10932 DUNCAN 11-25-23
`, WYCKOFF V.IOLET 3905 JOSEPHINE STREET 09-IS-17
YEARGAIN ELVA 11627 VIRGINIA 03-12-25
YOUNG LAUREN 3321 SEMINOLE AVE 07-12-23
YOUNG ROBERT 3870 LILITA 10-19-23
YUHASZ STEPHEN 11055 EVE AVE 08-10-07
ZAFFARSE MILDRED 10937 OTIS STREET 07-25-21
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ZAVAS ZOELA 3560 JOSEPHINE STREET 12-05-20
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ZIELKE CARRIE 3908 CARLIN AVE 03-20-08
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DATE; February 2, 1993
T0: -The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager �
BY: Alfretta F. Earnest, Director of Finance �t�%
Rosemary Valdovinos, Administrative Analyst II ./
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SUBJECT: Utility User's Tax Audit Report
PURPOSE:
To provide the City Council with an accounting of total revenue
received from six percent (6%) Utility User's Tax for calendar year
ending December 31, 1992.
' FACTS:
1.) At its meeting on November 12, 1990, the City Council approved
Ordinance No_ 1352 establishing a tax levy on electricity, gas
and telephone services.
2.) A,t its meeting on February 4, 1992 the City Council approved
the removal of the water service exemption. And in accordance
• with Resolution No. 90-191, a tax levy has been imposed on all
water usage (excluding exemptions). _ -
' 3.) The Utility User's Tax Rate for 1992 was set at six percent
(6%) in accordance with Ordinance No. 1352 and Resolution 90-
191, Section 6.
4.) At 6% levy, the City has received the following revenue for
the period January.1992 through Decembe� 1992:
NAME REVENUE SERVICE
So. California Edison $773,567.40 Electricity
So. California Gas Co. 292,911.66 Gas
' Pacific Bel} 379,467.82 Telephone
At & T Communications 23,784.58 Telephone
Integretel, Inc. 18.93 Telephone
Internat'1 Telecharge,Inc 7.64 Telephone
OAN ServiCe, Inc. 219.07 Telephone
La Conexion Fami}iar 408.49 Telephone
� MCI 1,749.03 Telephone
Excel Telcommunications 9.16 Telephone
Telenational Communications 357.56 Telephone
Zero P1us Dialing 473.76 Telephone
Park Water Company 19,777.95 Water
Lynwood Water 104,699.00 Water
TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS $1,597,452
Above revenue reflects actual collection of payments by
utility companies for period January 1992 through October
1992. Due to billing periods and timing of collection, the
, revenue received from Utility User's Tax has a lag time of
appproximately two (2) months. Therefore, tax collection for
November 1992 and December 1992 had not been received by the
City prior to preparation of Audit Report.
5.) Attached for your review is a Revenue Audit Report on the
U#ility User's Tax for the Calendar year ending December 31,
1992. �
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It is recommended that the City Council receive and file the
Utility User's Tax Audit report for calendar year ending December
31, 1992.'
�LITY USER'S TAX AUDIT REP�'
For Calendar year ending December 31, 1992
The Finance Department has conducted a revenue audit of the Utility
User's Tax in accordance with Ordinance No. 1352 and Resolution No.
90-191. Although reporting period is January 1, t992 through
December 31, 1992, actual collection receipts received from utility
companies to (due to lag in billing) covers the period November t,
1991 to October 31, 1992.
In performing the audit, we conducted a review of the following:
1.) Eleatricity User's Tax
2.) Telephone User's Tax
3.) Gas User's Tax
�4.) Water User's Tax
5,) Estimated loss of revenue due to Utility User's Tax Exemption
6,) Tax Refunds
ELECTRICITY USER'S TAX
ESTIMATED
REVENUE EXEMPTION TAX
NAME RECEIPTS LOSS REFUND
So. C,alifornia Edison $773,567.40 $22,700.00 $ -0-
*Uncollected taxes due to unpaid closing bilis $14.980.60
TELEPHONE USER'S TAX
ESTIMATED
REVENUE EXEMPTION TAX
, NAME RECEIPTS LOSS REFUND
Pacific Bell $379,467.82 $9,600.00 $ -0-
;AT & T Gommunications 23,784.58 1,500.00 -0-
; Intergretel, Inc. 18.93 2.70 -0-
Int'1 Telecharge 7.64 2.20 -0-
OAN Services, Inc. 219.07 16.20 -0-
La Conexion Familiar 408.49 32.40 -0-.
Excel Telecommunications 9.16 .71 -0-
MCI 1,749.03 64.83 -0- .
Telenational Communications 357.56 23.50 -0-
Zero Plus Dial 473.76 3.15 -0-
TOTA� $406,496.04 $11,245.69 $ -0-
GAS USER'S TAX
ESTIMATED
REVENUE EXEMPTION TAX
NAME RECEIPTS LOSS REFUND
So. California Gas Co. $292,911.66 $11,200.00 $ -0-
■Uncollected taxes due to unpaid or refusal to pay $ 0.00
WATER USER'S TAX
ESTIMATED
REVENUE EXEMPTION TAX
NAME RECEIPTS �OSS REFUND
Lynwood Water $104,699.00 $1,714.56 $ -0- •
. Park Water Co. 19,777.95 438.10 -0-
' TOTA� $124,476.95 $2,152.66 $ -0-
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REVENUE �OSS FROM CAB�E TV EXEMPTION
ESTIMATED
- EXEMPTION
` LOSS
NAME
Continental Cablevision $92,330.00
UTILITY USER'S TAX SUMMARY
- ESTIMATED
REVENUEs• EXEMPTION UNOOLLECTED
, SERVLCE TAXED (1/92-12/92) LOSS TAXES
° Electricity $773,567.40 $22,700.00 $14,980.60
Telephone 406,496.04 11,245.69 -0-
Gas 292,911.66 11,200.00 -0-
Water 124,476.95 2,152.66 3.00
Cable TV -0- 92,330.00 -0-
TOTAL $1,597,452.05 $139,628.35 $14,983.60
+*Actual revenue received is for period November 1, 1991 through
October 31, 1992. Collections for November 1992 and December 1992.
had not been received prior to the preparation of this report.
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, DATE: February 2, 1993
TO: � The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Lawrence Adams, City Manager ��
- BY: Alfretta F. Earnest, Director of Finance a�i
Marilyn Cabaret, Business License Representative���
SUBJECT:`. Request for Charitable Solicitation
OBJECTIVE:
' To have the City Council approve Charitable Solicitation request
from the International Evangelical Church of the Soldier's of the
Cross of Christ and to conduct a fund raising campaign from Oi-
04-93 to 03-04-93.
' FACT:
, 1.) The International Evangelical Church of the Soldier's of
the Cross of Christ makes contributions to the homeless .
convalescent homes. The Agency's staff also visi# jails
and hospitals to provide services and prayers for the
- sick.
2.) The International Evangelical Church of the Soldier's of
the Cross of Christ conducts their fundraising by
soliciting donations door to door.
: 3.) The solicitation will be done by ministers of the Church
� and will take place between the hours of Y0:00 a.m. -
6:00 p.m.
4.) The Church has been given a non-profit status by the
State of California.
5,) Financisl Report, Code of Ethics, and other documentation
is dvailable in the Business License Departmen#.
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the Charitable
Solicitation request submitted by the International Evangelical
Church of the Soldier's of the Cross of Christ.
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' 4315 ELIZABETH ST CIIDAHY
' CALIFORNIA 90201
. PRESIDENT:FLORENTINO ALMEIDA
VICE PRESIDENT:HERIBERTO HERNANDEZ
SECRETARY:EUGENIA FERNANDEZ
TREASURER:MAGDIEL WINGFIELD
VICE SECRETARY:JOYCE STONE '-
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE IS
BISHOP ANTONIO MIRANDA
THE INTERNATIONAL EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF THE SOLDIERS OF
THE CROSS OF CHRIST IN 37 COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD.
EACH MZSSIONARY HAS DEDICATED HZS OR HER LIFE TO THE
EXTENSION OF THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST AND THEREBY SERVE
HUMANITY BY GOOD DEEDS.
MISSIONARIES DO VARIOUS WORKS:VISITING JAILS, HOSPITALS AND �
CONVALESCENT HOMES TO GZVE SERVICES AND PRAY FOR THE SICR�
GOING HOUSE TO_HOUSE TO GIVE BIBLE STUDIES, OFFERING SERVICES
` FOR: SUCH AS BAPTI2ING, MARRYING AND PRESENTING CHILDREN�
COLLECTING DONATIONS TO MAZNTAIN THE THE FUNCTION OF THE CHURCH
• AND PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST. ALSO WE HAVE INTERSHIPS
TO HELP THE YOUNG OUT Ofl DRUG ADDICTIONS AND DISTRI$UTE FOOD WHEN
POSSIBLE AND TOYS AT CHRISTMAS TIME.
THE MISSIONARIES RECEIVE NO MATERIAL COMENSATION FOR THEIR WORK
BUT RECEIVE A BLESSING FROM THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND HAVE THE
HOPE OF SALVATION OF THEIR SOULS.
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATION AND PRAY THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
- A RICH BLESSING FROM GOD.
YOUR IN CHRIST.
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� 41724 1000.00 q9999 NATIONAL CULTURAL FOUNDATION KINODd1 DAY PMADE 02-02-93 1000.00 .. .
41729 626.70 99999 CIRCUIT CITV OrERATINO BUPPCIEB OZ-02-93 626.70 �
41726 18149.61 %6 P.E.R.B. RETIREFENT OZ-02-93 l8149.61 �
41727 140.00 99999 JOFM CRAHFORD BENIpR CDBO PROqtAM 02-02-93 140.00
41)2B 16000.00 877 PROJECT IMPACT TREE pF LIFE PROJ OZ-02-93 � 13000.00
41729 7�3.00 q99qq DISNEIILAND ApMI88I0N8 - DIClEYLAND TICItETS OZ-02-93 349.00
� ' 1173p �13124.79 1�237 NEKO CORPORATION COlM �CENTEII �RpJ p2-p2-93 21312�.79
4173t 2394.96 1279 BEAFIRBT BAMI � LEABE AOItEElENT 2/93 pZ-p2-q3 2394.96 �
�1732 Z6Z.90 99999 ARMSTRONO PACIFIC CORPORATION ELECTRICAL DWpLIEB 02-02-93 26Z.90
11733 302.61 106 OEI�ERAL TELEPlqPE CO. TELEPIqlE OVCB 02-02-93 302.61
41�34 16170.88 Z46 BO CALIF EDISON COIYANV LICHT i �OilR 02-02-93 16170.BB
� 41737 7150.97 2p1 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHOtE SVCS OZ-02-93 7170.97 �� �
�1736 373.00 99999 JANICE TFIOMAS 110RItElt'S COfP 02-OZ-V3 37D.00
41737 21808�.01 . ZO� PAYROLL FUND �P.E. 01/16/73� OT.-02-93 21808�.01
� 41738 750.00 99999 NFBPA AMARpB DI!!ER EVENT 02-02-93 790.00 .
41739 3741.23 99999 THE COFFEE CVP EFPLOVEE X-MAS PARTV 02-02-93 3741.23
41740 1294�.2� 863 CALIFORNIA HESTERN ARBORI6T T11EE OF LIFE PROJ 02-OZ-93 t2949.27 -
41741 �987.96 99999 VICTORIA MACIAB ACOUIBITION PROPERTY 02-02-93 3987.96 . •
417�2 I6�0.00 1246 BCOTT EMtLICM BENIOR Fq(JBINO 8VC8 02-OZ-93 1690.00 �
. 41743 3_2871.63 172 CfTV OF LVNMOOD-i10!£ BAMt_ iIORKERB' COM� REIMB 02-02-93 32871.63
. 41744 30.00��739-NAHRO"80 CK CHAPTER'' NAMtp UpR�(gHpr � 02-02-93 70.00
4174� 3900.00 877 PROJECT IMPACT PUlIIG BERVICE OZ-02-93 3900.00 �
41746 14�.00 9qqqq CAREERTRACK BEMINARS MORKBFpP/R.lMLEV 0�-02-93 149.00 �
. . 41747 100.00 99999 CBA. INC. BEMINAR/R.IMLEY 02-02-93 100.00
4f748 ZO�.00 �3S LEAOUE OF CALIFORNIA Ci7IEB �fEETINO/f.Op1ZALEB 02-0�-93 209.00
� 41799 217.80 99999 HVATT REOENCY lqNTEREY HOTEL REaERVATION OZ-02-93 217.80
41�90 224.00 999q9 PREBENTATION PRODVCTS INC. %T HERVICE CONTRACT 02-02-93 724.00
.41771 300.00 889 LWIB NEINE MpNTHLY BTIPENG 1/93 OZ-02-93 300.00
�� 41732 300.00 18t LWIB BVRD MONTHLV BTIPEND 1/93 02-02-93 300.00
� 41793 300.00 1091 ARMANDO REA MONTN�V STIPEND 1/93 OZ-02-93 300.00 .
M 437�4 300.00 606 PMA. H. RICHARDS MpMTHLV 87IPEND 1/93 OZ-OZ-93 300.00
y . 41777 300.00 291 EVELVN M. MELL$ MONTHLV STIPEND 1/93 OY-02-93 300.00 _
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� � NARRANT DATE: 02.02.93 ' - M A R R A N�7 R E 0 I 8 T E R - � . P�DE' 2, ,. . -
. MARRANT� AMOUNR VENDORM.VENDOR NAME DEBCRIPTIUN � INV DATE INVOICE M'IOUNT
- 41736 447. N 99999 3 DAY BlINDB � !EM P/M'8 YARD OZ-02-93 - 447.�4 .' �
417�7 160.00 99999 A THRIXE PORTABIE TOILETB 02-02-93 160:00 .. - .
41738 388.97 2 ACE LUMBER M BUPPLY - BUILDtNO.FMTERIALB . 02-02-93 988.0� ,
41739� 9�..62 99999 ADOLPH 4EIFER �'ASSOCIAIES . lM1IFORMB 02-02-93 97.62 � .
� 41762 10703.48 99999 ADVANCED ELECTRONICB PORTAlLE RADIOB 02-0�-93 f0703.48
41764 61.00 99999 AEROB DEANDA �PIANO INBTRl1CTOR 02-OZ-93 64.00
� 43763 429.00 99999 AORICULTURAL COMII86IOUER kFRICANIZED BEE WORRSHOP OQ-0Z-93 42�.00
41766 39.94 4Z0 ALL NIERICMI FIOfE CEN7ER BUILDINO MATERIALB 02-02-93 �9.94
41767 43.'JO 99999 M-MA lANDA MTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD .02-02-93 43.70 �
41768 63.00 99999 AFIELDA COfIPTON � REFIMD-BATEMAN lIALL 02-02-93 63.00 .
41769 38.76 99999 ANOEL COREV• . MTR REFUND-ACCT ClBD 02-02-93 38.76 .
41770 ��.18 10 API AIARM 8Y8TEM ALARM BYBTEM OZ-02-93 �3.18 . ���
- 41771 168.00 99999 ARCE. VERONICA Tl/TORIAI. BVCS 02-02-93 168.00 . .
41772 13t3.8t 99999 ARMSTRONO PACIFIC CORPORATION ELECTRICK BUPPLfEB OZ-02-93 1313.81
41773 36.87 99999 ARTMIR DELOADILLO MTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD 02-02-93 36.97
4[774 26. ZB 99999 ARTFIUR TlIOMAB� MTN NEFl1ND-ACCT CLBD OZ-OZ-93 26. 28
� 4177� 276. 73 f204 ATiT - - TELEPFIO�E 8VC8 02-0Z-93 Z76.93 • ..
41776 1f1.36 99999 BARR UIFIBER COlIPANV INC. �BECMITV BCREEN OZ-OII-93 111.36
•1777 30.1� 99999 BARTOLO DE LA ROBA MTR REFUND-ACCT ClBD 02-02-93 30.17
41778 29.00 20 YOLANDA BAVS COFR1 AFFAIRB MTC 1/20 OII-02-93 2�.00
41779 �0.00 106� PATRICE BEIL � lOARD MTO IZ/14�1/21 02-02"93 �0.0�
�1780 91.83 99999 BERNICE SOLORIO MTR REFIJWD-ACCT CISD 02-02-93 91.83 . ..
41781 397.00 99999 BLACK PROORE88 NEVIEM 8Vl8C11lPTIONB �z-02-93 37���
♦17gZ �98.69 Z� BLUE DIAMUND MATERIALB PATCH MI1f 02-OZ-93 298.63
41783 3488.38 1223 BUItKE. NIILIAMB i BORENSEN LIABIIiTY CIAIM OZ-02-93 3488.38
� 41784 31. 89 99999 CML A81lEN MTR REFU►m-ACCT. CLBD 02-OZ-73 31. 89
41789 IB36.S0 99999 CARL NARREN L CO. LIABILITY CLAIM 0��02-93 1836.90
� •1786 100.00 99999 CHICA00 TITLE C0IPANY TITLE REPORT OZ-OZ-93 100.00
41787 27.00 1206 COM'IUNICATION TRANBMITTINO BVC PACER BVCB 2/93 02-02-93 27.00 ..
� 41788 106.37 894 CONTINENTAL BUPPLY BUILDINO MATERTALB 02-OZ-93 . 106.37
41789 29.00 1036 VERNA CULP .HOMEN'8 COMI MTO 1/13 02-02-93 29.00
� 41790 26.56 99999 CURLEV JOSEPH CIWtLEB MTR REFVND-ACCT CLSD 02-04-93 2b.3G
� 41791 0�.74 99999 DARREL M. ENOLERT MTR I1ERiMD-AGCT CL80 02-02-93 99.74
•1�92 90.00 678 DATA PU18 COMMMICATIONB TELEPIq1E 8VC8 02-OZ-93 90.00 � .�
41793� ISB.90 904 DATAOUICR IIFORMATION IETMORK COlPV7ER 8VC8 0��02-93 196.90 .
41794 23.00 112� ELI2ABETH DIXON PlAM1IN0 COMI MTC 1/1Z OZ-OZ-93 � �5.�
� ♦179� 29.00 73 DONAID DOVE PLMMIDW COlM MTC 1/12 02-02-93 23.00
41796 44.83 333 DYNA MED. INC lEDICAL 6UP�LIEB 02-02-93 44.83
41797 �213.10 779'77 E. DEL SMITf1 L CO. INC. PROFE8t10NAL 9VC8 , OZ-02-93 4213.10
41798 � 363.7Z 1112 F. R. EARL EWIP: CO. AUTO �MTB � 02-OZ-93 363.72
q�7qq 77.00 96 BETTE ESPEBETH � COFM AFFAIRB MTO 1/20 OZ-02-93 7��� � � .
41800 ' 30. 00 3'Jb fLOIBE EVANB � REC/PMK COFRI 9-I1/92 OZ-02-93 �O. �
41801 34.44 99999 E%CLV82VE PROPERTIES 112 WTR REFUiD-ACCt CIBD 02-02-93 �4.44
- 41802 4�.93 907 EXPRE88 FIE89ENOER FE99ENOER 9VC8 02-02-93 47.93 �
41803 90.96 99999 FERN COX MTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD 02-02-93 90.96
41904 49.11 99999 OEOROE RINOfR {ITR REFUND-ACCT CLSD OZ-02-93 49.11 .
41807 90.00 109 NANCY OILPEN BOARD MTO 12/14i1/21 02-02-93 ����
41806 198.33 . 122t OOLDEN BTATE PAINT ���-�.� PAiNT 9VPPLIEB� 02-02-93 198.�3
41807 � 136.4� 99999 COVERNMENT INFORMATION BERV. SUBBCRiPTION FEE � 02-02-93 136.40 � .
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.- WARRANT DATE: 02.OZ.93 - N A R R A N T'�� E 0 I 8 T E R. � � � PpCE: 3 -
NARRANTK AMOUNT VENppRll yENppp py�!£ �EBCRIPT20N 2NV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
. � 43808 �� 23. OO 996 JOHN 1(. HAyNEg . PLAKlINO� COMI� MTO 1/!Z �OZ-O�-93 23. 00
� 11809 139. 00 9999q 1ECTOR pARCIA REFUND-BATEl1AN MA�,L � OZ-02-93 139. pp � �
� 41810 88.77 1143 NILLyARD FlOOR CME BUPPIV BVILDINC MATERIALB 02-02-93 88.77 �
�41811 19.0p � 99q99 �I9AlEL JIlEJE2 .�. REFUND-lATEMAN HALL 02-02-93 13.00
4181� 22.26 99999 JACI( JACKBON MTR REF1Mp-ACCT C190 02-02-93 22.26
- , �41813 2�.Op 1037 DR. BETTV JACKBON MOMEN•8 COfR1 MTp 1/13 02-OZ-93 �7.00 �
. 11814 66.17 99999 JM1E8 A. DAVIDBON � � tIABlLITY CLATM 02-08-93 66.1� -
4181D . 317.1� 389�JAV'8 CATERINO CATERINO 8VC8 02-02-93 317.10 ' �
. 41916 23. 7Z qq99q ,lEgVB ALyAqEZ HTR REFtlND-ACCT C1.8D O.T-02-93 23. �
41817 lZ�27�.03 973 JOE•8�&�EPINC C0. � BTREET BMEEPINO 1/93 OZ-02-93 12�Q7.03 ��!
♦1818 69.2p 136 JOfIFB LUMBER BUIl01lq MATERIALB 08-04-93� 69.20 � - -
41819 38.83 99qqq JpgE pRECIA00 4Tq REFUND-ACCT CLSD 02-02-93 38,83
41820 �00.46 140�KEVBTOf� FORO MJTO PARTB OZ-OZ-93 200.46
4182t 179.07 1�� LAMBERT TRANBMIBSIpNB A{1Tp pAp7g . p8-p2-q3 179.07
41822 1663.97 1Z41 LABALLE BAM( OF LIBLE . lEABE AOREElEMT 2/93 OZ-02-93 1667.�7
� 4]B23 � 88.0p 1�0 LEAOUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIEB pE►ERAL�IEM9Ep MTp ��7 pZ-OZ-93 88.00
41824 29.00 f092 ERRICN LEE PLAlM1N0 COfRI MTO 1/12 02-OZ-93 29.00
' 41829 90.0p 106Z OEORpE LENIB BOAfi� MTC 12/1��1/21 02-02-93 90.00
� 41826 ,. 90.00 193 ARNpLD LITNE � BOApD MTO IZ/1{�1/ZI 02-02-93 00.00
418Z7 29.00 194 DAVID UTSINOER COl41 AFFAINB MTO 1/20 � OZ-02-93 - 23.00 �
. 41828 4.68 197 L08 ANOELEB COUNTV ABSE880R MAPB 4 POBTAOE. 02-OZ-93 4.68
41829 bO1.D7 6�3 LOB ANOELEB CIXINTV TRAFFIC MAINTENANCE 02-02-93 601.37
41830 39. 07 99999 LUI$ BAQABTUME 11TR REFIII�-ACCT CLBD 02-p2-q3 3q, p7
41831 240.23 I64 LVNOATE PRINTINO CO. PRINTINO BVCB OZ-OZ-93 240.23
1183Z 12. 40 170 IVI�MppD RENTAL CENTER � PROPAf� OA8 02-02-93 12. 40
41833 t317.33 1207 MARK IV CIIARTER LIlEB TRANBPORTATION SVCB 02-02-93 131�.��
41834 73.0p 177 ROBERT MARNOVIC REC/PARK�COIRI 7-11/92 OZ-OZ-93 7�.00
�IB39 7�.Op 17B OEOROE�MARTINI REC/PARN COfw7 hif/7i 02-02-93 77.00 � ..
. �1836 3�0.00 1172 MARV 6 SpNB ./ANITORIAL BVCO 02-02-93 3�0.00
4f837 37.D� 99999 MAVRICE BALL � MTR REFIJND-ACCT ClBD OZ-02-93 37.54
, 41838 2�.Op 1039 DELI,A MAZZI0T77 MdgN'8 COlMI MTO 1/13 02-OZ-93 23.00
41839 160.00 32B MC JIMBEy EXTERMINATINO � PEBT CONTROL OZ-OZ-93 160.00 �.�,
41840 29.00 f038 EVERLfNA MCCOLM 1qHE}1'B CO�RI MTO I/17 02-02-93 Z�.00
41841 73.0p 184 .MID MENDOZA REC/PNtK COMI 9-11/9Z 02-02-93 79.Op
_ 41842 147.00 99999 MINCHALA. LEONARDO TUTORIAI SVCB. OZ-OII-93 14�.pp
� 4f843 t39.79 187 MOBILE COF4HMICATION SER PORTAlIE RADIOS OZ-OII-93 � 139.93
� � . 41844 274.�0 1232 MOBILE MINI � BTORAOE CONTAilERB OZ-02-93 Z71.10
. 4184� 2�.0p 919 JAMAL M18HIN PLAlMINO COMI MTp 1/12 OZ-02-93 27.00
41846 t20.00 22 NAT•L FORVM FOR P(l9L2C ADMIN I�MBER-EVffLYN IElLB 02-OZ-93 120.00 �
. 41847 603.06 1147 NATIONAL BANITARV SVPPLV SANITARV BUPPLIEB 0�-02-93 603.06
41848 22.OB 99999 NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION RENTALB POMER POLEB 02-OZ-93 �2.08
� 41849 337.�0 99999 NATIONAL FIRE CODES BUBBCRIPTION DVEB 02-0�-93 337.90
41830 23.00 197 BARBARA �MTON � COMM AFFAIRS MTO t/20 02-02-93 23.00
' . 41851 104.97 769 NOHNAIK POMER EOUIPMENT CO. AUTO PARTB 02-02-93 104.97
. �418�2 330.00 99999 O'DELL. MARVETTA 8ECRETARIAL BVCB 1/1-20 OZ-O�-93 330.00
41833 l39.0p 99999 OFEl7A ROMERO REFUND-BATEMAN HALL 02-02-93 139.00
4183� - 18.47 99999 ORALIA REVEB � ��. MTR REFUNO-ACCT CLBD 02-02-93 18.47
41833 29.60 - 1040 ETHEL-PACHECO MOMEN'8 COMff MTO 1/19 02-Op-93 2�.Op
418�6 . 93I.04 201 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE BVCS � 02-02-93 931.04
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,. � � . WARRANTII AMOUNT VENDOR� VENDOR NAME OEBCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE MIOUNT
41837 974.2� 1133 PACIFTC LtOHTINO L BTANDARD CO SL �ICHT lAMPB � - OZ-02-93 974.27 ,� �
. 418�8 - �07.84 406 PMAMOUNT READV-MIIf CONCRETE READV MI% CONCRETE 02-OII-93 207.84 , .,
' 418�9 33.60 �99999 PATRICIA ZMIdtA� � MTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD OZ-02-93 �� 33.60 . , .
- 41860 373.79 207 PETTV CABM . REPLENI&RENT Oi-02-93� 373.77 �
., ♦1861. 660.71 208 PETTV CABH - ClECIUNO REPlENf6MENT ' � 02-02-93 660.71 .
� 41862 3000.00. 99999 POBTAOE BV PF�E POBTACE 1/93 OZ-02-93 3000.00
. 41863 Z2.09 216 PRVDENTIAL OVERALI. BUPPLY OPERATINC BUPPLIEB 02-02-93 �2.09
41864 �6.89 99999 PNUDENTIAL OVERALL BUPPLY OPERATtfN BUPPLIE$, 02-02-93 46.89� � .
41863 23.00 Z18 ROV PRVOR PIAMIINC COPRI NTO 1/lZ OZ-02-93 � 23.00 . .
41866 400.00 .1228 IORETO JOE l�AMIREZ. .BOXIND CONBUITANT 12/9�T OII-02-93 400.00 i � :
41867 Z730.00 .Y21 RMID PVBLI8NIN0 PUlLICATION 02-OZ-93 2790.00
41868 192.79 t� RELIAlLE OFFICE 8l1PPlIEB OFFICE BUPPIIEE 02-OZ-93 192.79
' 41869 319.42 99999 RICFIARD LUCY MTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD 0�-02-93� 317.42 ,
�� 41B70 18.33 99999 ROCNET CLEMERB IITR REFIMD-ACCT CLSD � OZ-02-93 18.33
- 41871 993.19 99999 RVUIIYU ENTERPRIBEB. INC. � �OrERATING 81RPlIEB OZ-02-93 993.19
� •1872 374.7� 1230 8 L J SUPPLV CO. �� � OPERATINO BIRPLIEB OZ-02-93 374.93
♦1873 20. 00 99999 8. A. F. E. R. AlRNAL DUEB OSl-0�-93 20. 00
41874 39. 00 99999 8. C. A. 0. � CEN. A88EMllV �/11-1Z OZ-02-93 99. 00
41873 20. 00 99999 SAMIY IMD80N REFIMo-BATElIAN IIALI O�-OZ-93 20. 00 , .
� 41876 37948.90 1284 SCFLU78EROER INDI/STRIEB CONTRACTUAL 8VC8 02-02-93 37�47.90 . �
� 41877 383.�0� 241�BiElL OIL COMPANY CA80LIfE CMtG! .OZ-08-93 383.0�
41878 267.91 926 BHERMIN-MIILIAMB CO. PAINT BU�P�IF� OZ-02-93� � Z6�.91
41879 400.00 1174 MARY F. BIEBERT � lOONIlEEPINO I1-lZ/9Q � OZ-02-93 400.00
- 41880 193.80 . 244 9MART 4 FINAL IRIB C0. OPEftATfNO MJrrLiEB OZ-02-93 173.80
�41881 99383.29 246 SO CALIF EDI80N COFPANV LIOHT 6►d�11 02-02-93 00387.Z9 ,
41882 3780.4� Z47 SO CAIIF OA8 COIPMNV OA8 8VC8 02-OZ-93 3780.43 '
41883 100.00 99999 80. CA ABBOCIATION OF lEMiERBMIP FEE 02-02-93 100.00
� 41884 �00.00 37 JOHN BOLTf6 BOXINO CONBUITANT 1Z/9Z 02-0�-93 �OO.00 .
41BBD 313. SO �49 SWTH OATE Mql_EBALE ELECTRIC 0.ECTRfCAL BllPPlIEB 02-02-93 313. 90 �
4188b 27.00 99999 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPT L.ADAMB FINOEqPRINTB� OZ-02-93 27.00
♦1887 tZb4.97 1214 TAJ OFFICE BUPPLV OPERATINO BUPPLIEB OZ-02-93 1�64.97
41888 230.00 IZ1Z CURTIS L. THOMAS FIEICMT TRAININO CONOULT 02-02-93 2�0.00
41889 79.40 Z77 UNDEROND BERVICE ALERT PIIOFEC820NAL BVCB �1/93 � 0�-02-93 73.40 � •'
- 41890 971.39 IZ39 UNIFORM RENTAL SERVICE UNIFORMB � OZ-OZ-93 V71.D7
, 41891 � 391.30 t200 VNITED OIL COlIPANV OAEOLIlE CiMtYe 02-O.T-93 391.30
- 41892 94.91 99999 UNIVEBT REALTY WTR REFU►m-ACCT CLBD OZ-02-93 04.91
41843 147.00 1400 FRANCt8C0 VILLA TUTORIAL 9VC8 02-0�-93 117.00
41894 2�.00 283 LUCILLE WALKER � COMM AFFAIRS !RQ f/20 02-02-93 23.00 .
4189� 79.96 3�3 MAlTERB'NIqLEBALE 0.ECTRtC ELECTqICAL NJrPLIEB 02-02-93 79.96
41896 97.91 4 WARREN. OORHAM 6 LAMONT INC OOV. ACCT. PUCLICAT[ON 02-OP-93 97.91
� 41897 2300.00 99999 MAVE � PUBLICATION � 02-02-93 Y300.00 .
41898 74�.64 99999 NEBT COABT BAND M ORAVEL INC. OPERATINO BUPPLIEB � 02-02-93 94��.64
01899 33�.09 292 NEBT PUBLISHINO CO PVBLICATION 02-02-93 335.09 - �
, 41900 292.0� 99999 NESTERN HIOHMAY X-MAB PARADE BARRICADEH 0�-02-93 �2.07
43901 3�1.17 1 MHITE CAP BUILDINO MATERIALB 02-OZ-93 391.17 .
41902 44.38 99999 NILBURN'8 HELIUM TANK/N.VEAR'8 02-0�-93� 44.38 ,.
41903 9000.00 1309 MILDAN ASSODCIATES � INTERIM PLANNINO SVCB 02-02-93 9000.00 �
41901 41BB.�7 306 %EROX CORPORATION � �LEA9E AORMT/METER USABE 02-02-93 4188.77
� � 4190� � 1160.29 307 VOUNG PEOPLE OF LVNNOOD ALIEV CLEAN UP 02-02-93 1160:23 -
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.. . 11906 . Ik7.99� 99999 2EE MEDICAL SERVICE; OPERATINO BUPPLIES - � 02-02-93 113.99 - .
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