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Home My Public Portal AboutA1993-10-19CC _,.r_ . .. � y .: � �, �Y �� cit � �YNWOOD � ..,.K.�,.. �� #� �.A Ctty �l,leettng CI�oQQenges 173J0 BUIIIS ROAO LYNWOOD, CALIFOFNIA 90282 (370� 603•0220 IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS, WE ASK THAT ALL PERSONS 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 COLJNCIL. p�,� ! REC�IVED I AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION CITYOFLYNWOOU AT THE MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUNC L CITY CLERKS OFFICE � TO BE HELD ON OCTOBER 19, 1993 �:ao P.M. � OCT 14 1993 7i8�9il0�lli12�1i2i3 DUE TO THE LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CTTIES CONFERENCE� SAN FRAN ISCO TI�RE MAY N T BE U RUM. �OR THIS MEETING � , PAUL H. RICHARDS, II � MAYOR EVELYN WELLS � LOUIS BYRD MAYOR PRO TEM COUNCILPERSON LOUIS HEINE ARMANDO REA COUNCILPERSON COUNCILPERSON CITY MANAGER CITY ATTORNEY FAUSTIN GONZALES HENRY BARBOSA CITY TREA3URER CITY CLERK IRIS PYGATT ANDREA L. HOOPER OPSNINO CBREMONIB3 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION - Rev. John Hopkine True Vine Miaeionary Baptiet Church 3. PRESENTATION OF COLORS 4. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 5. ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS I � I Louis Byrd Armando Rea ' Paul H. Richards, II � Evelyn Wells � Louis J. Heine 6. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY THE CITY CLERK � I 1 i l �, # � CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 19, 1993 7. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS: October 5, 1993 8. COUNCIL RECESS T0: LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY , PIIHLIC ORAL COA4tVNZCATION3 (Regarding Agenda Items Only) CONSENT CALSNDAR Al1 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 itema prior to voting unless members of the Council or staff request specific items be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action. 9. VACATION OF ALLEY EASEMENT - FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BOULEVARD, BETWEEN THE FIRST ALLEY EAST OF ATLANTIC AVENUE AND VIRGINIA AVENUE Comments: Staff has received request from the adjacent property owner to i vacate the subject alley. This alley vacation will not affect the traffic circulation in this area and an utility easement will be preserved. � Recommendation: ' It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached I resolution declaring its intention to vacate and abandon for public purpoae the first alley south of Martin L. King Jr. I Boulevard, between the first alley east of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue, and set the matter for public hearing. I 10. REHABILITATION OF SEWER MAIN LINE PROJECT - PROJECT 5-5135 I Comments: � On June 1, 1993, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 93-61 I authorizing Ehe isauance of a purchase order contract to j Insituform Southwest, Inc. for the rehabilitation of a sewer i line on Fernwood Avenue from Bullis Road to Fir Avenue. Recommendation: � � � It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached � resolution accepting the project as being complete in � accordance with contract documents. � 11. SLURRY SEAL PROJECT - PROJECT NO. 5-5163, FY 1993-94 � I I Comments: i On October 7, 1993, the bid opening for the project was held � ! in the City Clerk's Office. Five contractors submitted bids I and Doug Martin Contracting Co., Inc. is the apparent low ' bidder at $45,045.00. � I I I 2 I i I 1 � • . CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 19, 1993 Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached Resolution awarding a contract to Doug Martin Co., Inc. for the slurry seal project and authorizing the Mayor to execute the agreement. 12. PURCHASE OF VEHICLES Comments: Due to the intense Capital Improvement Project (CIP) schedule for FY 1993-94, additional vehicles are necessary for Public Works Department/Engineering Division. Staff is requesting the purchase of two compact pick-up trucks with radios. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing the purchase of two (2) pick up trucks through informal bidding. 13. REQUEST TO APPROVE CONSULTANT SERVICES CONTRACT IN CONNECTION WITH DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DE�7ELOPMENT (HUD) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT TO PREPARE A COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STUDY Comments: The purpose of this item is to requeat that the City Council approve a Consultant Services Contract in connection with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Technical Assistance Grant (RFGA 3300) to prepare a Comprehensive Economic Development Study. Recommendation: Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City Council approve the attached resolution approving the selected consultant and authorizing the City Manager to execute the attached contract to prepare a Comprehensive Economic Development Study pursuant to`HUD guidelinea. 14. A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO ASCERTAIN ' WHETHER A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTANCED AT 11419 PEAR STREET, DESCRIBED AS PARCEL 6169, LOT 031, PAGE 006, IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD Comments: The City Council is requested to set a date to conduct a Public Hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained at 11419 Pear Street in the City of Lynwood. Recommendation: It is recommended that 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". 3 � I ` • CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 19, 1993 15. WARRANT REGISTERS a. Positive Motion - Youth Trainee, dated September 30, 1993 b. Tree of Life II - Youth Trainee, dated October 7, 1993 c. City of Lynwood, dated October 19, 1993 Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council approve the Warrant Registers. DISCVSSION ITEM 16. COMMISSION VACANCY - CDBG Comments: The term of CDBG Commissioner Kenneth Alford will expire in November, 1993. Recommendation: It is recommended that City Councilmembers consider Kenneth Alford's request for reappointment to the CDGB Commission. PIIHLIC ORAL COA4dSJNICATION3 IF AN ITEM IS NOT ON THE AGENDA, THERE SHOULD BE NO SUBSTANTIVE DISCUSSION OF THE ISSUE BY THE COUNCIL, BUT IT IS ALL RIGHT FOR COUNCIL TO REFER THE MATTER TO THE STAFF OR SCHEDULE SUBSTANTZVE DISCUSSION FOR A FUTURE MEETING. (The Ralph M. Brown Act, Government Code Section 54950-54962, Part III, Paragraph S.) COIINCIL ORAL AND WRITTSN COA4diJNICATION 17. MAYOR PAUL H. RICHARDS, II 18. MAYOR PRO TEM EVELYN WELLS 19. COUNCILMAN LOUIS BYRD i 20. COUNCILMAN LOUIS HEINE 21. COUNCILMAN ARMANDO REA i CL03ED 3839ZON ' City Council conaider adjourning to a closed sesaion pursuant to I the following Government Code to discusa: 22. a. Section 54956.8 - Real Eatate Negotiationa ' b. Section 54956.9a - "Pending Litigation c. Section 54456.9c - Potential Litigation d. Section 54957 - Personnel Matters e. Section 54957.6 - Employee Salaries/Benefits ADJOIIRNMENT I MOTION TO ADJOURN TO A REGULAR MEETING ON NOVEMBER 2, 1993, AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS ROAD, ! CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALI.FORNIA. i 4 I . � I � � REGULAR l�ETINCi. OCTOBER 5 1993 The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a Regular Session in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road on the above date at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Richards in the chair. Councilmembers Byrd, Heine, Rea, Wells and Richards answered the roll call. Also present were Acting City Manager/Fire Chief wallace, Deputy City Attorney Barnes, City Clerk Hooper and City Treasurer Pygatt. City Clerk Hooper announced the aqenda had been duly posted in accordance with The Brown Act. It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded.by Councilmember wells and carried to approve the follCwinq minutes: � a) Regular Meeting, September 21, 1993 A presentation was then held for retirinq City Employee Stanley Gonzales. It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember Heine and carried to approve the followinq commendations/proclamations: Stanley R. Gonzales National Sickle Cell Month ROLL CALL• AYES: • COUNCILMEI�ER BYRD, HEINB, REJ1, PfELLS, RICHARDS NOLS: NONS A85ENT: NONE Mayor Richards introduced Lieutenant Willie Miller who was in the audience and is also a new member of the Lynwood team. It was then moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember Wells and carried to recess to the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency/Lynwood Information Inc. at 7:43 p.m. City Council reconvened at 7:55 p.m. PUBLIC OR71L COi�O[[J9SC7►TIONS - AGENDA ITSKS ONL! Jack Reane 10981 Elm, stated concerns with the purchase of a mobile Emerqency Operations Vehicle and questioned primarily acquirinq a stationary unit. Benny Miranda questioned purchase of Emerqency Operations vehicle. Suqqested contractinq with the County for Fire Services. Arturo Reyes 11149 Carson Dr., questioned contract estension with � Yina Moore Davis. sugqested various service aqreements and open bids. Bill Lewis 2708 E. 110th St., Lynwood Liqhtkeepers, sugqested includinq a small satellite and back up qenerators with the Emerqency Operations Vehicle. . Mayor Richards spoke reqardinq Emerqency Vehicle, requested taking thia item out of order. It was moved.by Councilmember Heine, second by Councilmember Byrd � to adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 93-116 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THS CZTY COUNCIL OF TH8 CITY COUNCIL OF THS CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZINCi THS CITY MANAGER OR HIS DESSGNEE TO PURCHASS AN EMERGENCY OPBRATIONS I VEHICLE AND TO AUTHORI2E THE APPROPRIATION Of $35,000 FROM THE I �i1� IS7 . _� � ! , GE3iERAL FUND UNOBLIGATED F'UlID SALANCE". Councilmember Rea stated he feels Sheriff and Fire personnel input be considered. Would like to see follow-up and study into expenses. Mayor Richards stated the funds had already been appropriated. Councilmember wells stated she would like to see a sateliite dish included. Councilmember Heine stated storaqe areas were also considered. ROLL C �T•T, AYES: COUNCII�F[EMSER BYRD, HEINE, WELLS, RICHARDS NOES NONE ASSENT: NONB ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEI�ER REA „ " Mayor Richards then requested takinq item $16, Extendinq service agreement with Yina Moore Davis out of order at this time. Acting City Manager/Fire Chief Wallace stated in order for the consultant to completa her draft, she was first required to attend all PAL maetings. In order to allow more time for corrections and to comply with Block Grant quidelines, staff is requestinq an additional lenqth of time, with no additional costs. It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember Heine to adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 93-117 ENTITLED: "� RESOLUTION O! TliS LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL TO ENTSR INTO AS ACRSSMENT WITH lI�� MOORB.DAVIS (YAM DSSICl1 AND DEVELOPI+�NT) . n ROLL CALL AYSS: COUlfCII1�SR SYRD, HEIlTa, REJI, WELLS, RZCRARDS NOSS: NOl1E A85ENT: �ONS PUBLIC HSARINGS Mayor Richazde introduced the first public hearinq, Amendment to City�s Commuaity Development Block Grant (CDBG) final statement of objectivea. It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember Byrd and carried to open the public hearinq. Hearinq no discussion, it was moved by Councilmember wells, seconded by Councilmember Heine and carried to close the Public Hearinq. It was then moved by Councilmember Heiae, seconded by Councilmember Rea to adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 93-118 El1TITLED: "11 RESOLUTIOM OE T!� CITt COUBCIL O! THE CITT O! LtlfWOOD TO APPROt7E ADd►NDING TflE CIT!'S CDBG lINAL STATB1�tENT 01 OBJBCTIVBS AND PROJECTED USE O! lU11DS EOR FISCAL YEAR 1993-94 ASD AUTHORIEING THE APPROPRI71TIOx O! CDBt3 FUUDS FRO![ THE HUD UliAPPROPRIATED FUliD BALANCE°. ROLL CALI, AZES: COUNCII.l�l�ER SYRD, liEINE, RE11, NELLB, RICFWtDS NOESs NONE ASSENT: NONE � Mayor Richards introduced the next public hearinq, proposed alley vacation. I It was moved by Councilmember wells, seconded by Councilmember Byrd and carried to open the Public Hearinq. I 2 I f � � Hearinq no discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember Rea and carried to close the Public • Hearing. It was then moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember Byrd to adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 93-119 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THL CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ORDERING THE VACATION AND ABANDONMENT FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES OF THAT PORTION OF THS FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF MULFORD AVENUE, 6AST OF COURT STREET, AS SHOWN ON TRACT NO. 2551 IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, COUNTY OF LOS AIiGLLES, STATE O� CALIFORNIA, MAP BOOR 24, PAGES 78-80 OF MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY RECORDER". ROLL CALL• AYES: . COUNCILMEMSER BYRD, HEINS, REA, WELLS, RICHARDS NOES: NONB ABSENT: NONE CONSENT CALENDAR All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be acted upon by one Motion affirming the action recommended on the aqenda. There will be no separate discussion on these items prior to votinq unless members of the council or staff request specific items be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action. It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember wells to adopt: RESOLUTION NO. 93-1Z0 ENTITLED: "A R850LUTION OF THS CITY COtJtiCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DSCLAR2NG ITS.INTENTION TO ABATE DRY AND DRYING WEEDS ON CBRTAIN PARCELS OE IJ11fD IH THB CITY OF LYNWOOD". R850LUTION NO. 93-121 S1ITITLBD: "� RESOLUTIOlf OE TFffi CITT COUNCIL Or THH CITY O! LIIiWOOD SETTING 11 PUBLIC !iB]1RING FOR THS FORMATION 0! UNDERGROUND UTILIT? DISTRICT NO. 9" R850LUTION NO. 93-121 EIaTITLBD: °11 RESOLUTIOIf OE THE CITT COUNCIL O! TH8 CITY OF LTNWOOD AUTHORIZING THS NAYOR TO EJCECUTS TH8 NPDES PERMIT I?[PL�l1TATION AGREEMENT AND THS fLOOD CONTROL FACILITIES TRANSFER AGREEMS1iT NITH THE LOS ANGELBS COUNTY PUBLIC WORRS DSPARTMENT°. RESOLUTION NO. 93-1�3 EHTITLSD: °11 RESOLUTIOli O! THE CIT! COUNCIL O! THS CIT! O! LlIfNOOD APPROVING THE SECOlID AMEIIDSD JOIAT' SZSRCISS 01 PONERS AGRtE![8�T REGARDINO THE HUB CITISS CONSORTIUM". RESOLUTION NO. 93-1]i SHTITLSD: "A RESOLUTIOlf O! THE CIT! COUNCIL Of THS CIT! 0! LlN4(OOD AUTHORIEINd AN AGREEI�NT BETWEEN THE CIT! OT LYNSi00D AND PENN LITliO(iRAPHICS TOR PRINTINd SERVICSS". RESOLUTIODT NO. 93-1Z5 EPfTITLBD: "11 RESOLUTION OT THE CIT! COUNCIL O! Tl�S CIT! Or LT11Pf00D AUTHORISING THE N71TOR AND STAI! TO BZECUTE THE CONTIlNATION Of THE EZISTING CONTRIICT !OR PUBLIS}iINC SERVICES BETNBEN THE LSNNOOD PR8S3 O! THE M71VE PUBLIC7ITION3 I1tC. A11D THE CIT! OE LYN9IOOD". It€SOLUTIOI� 1i0. 93-136 SyiTITLEDs 1 °A R886Y.UTYOiQ OP TPiB CITY COUNCIL Ol THE CIT! O! L?IiNOOD AUTHORIEINfi THE �PPROPRIATION AND TRANSFER O! PUNDS TO COVER OUTSTANDINO SNCUl�RANCES AND C I P COST3 AT THE END O! lISCAL YEAR 199]-93°. RESOLIJTION NO. 93-127 ENTITLED: "A RLSOLUTION O! THE CITY COUNCIL O! TH8 CITY O! LYNWOOD ALLONIN(3 AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS AND WARRAlITS DRAWN THEREFORS". � ROLL CALL AYES: COUNCILMEI�ER BYRD, HEINE, REA, WSLLS RICHARDS NOES: HONE ABSENT: NONE I 3 i � Mayor Richards stated that the next item on the aqenda, a request - for travel by the Community Development elock Grant Commission had been removed from the agenda. He then requested a motion to discuss a subsequent item relating to workshops attendance. It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember Byrd to consider the subsequent matter. ROLL �ar.r• AYES: COUNCILMEMSER BYRD, HEINE, REA, WELLS, RICHARDS NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE It was moved by Mayor Richards, seconded by Counciimember Heine to instruct the City Manaqer to authorize no more than three commissioners to attend the traininq sessions scheduled for this month. ROLL CALL AYES: COUNCILMEI�ER HYRD, HLINE, REA, AiELLg, RICHARDS NOES: NONE A85ENT: NONB Councilmember Heine spoke reqardinq °Wave" newspaper and neqative publications. Stated he is unhappy with the way the city is being promoted. PUSLIC ORALS Rev. Charles Floyd questioned whereabouts ot the City Manaqer and appointment of Assistant City Manaqer. Also questioned purchase of emergency vehicle. Questioned fees from cable. Jack Reane spoke regardinq Sheriffs services and costs. Marqaret Araujo 3621 Cedar, spoke reqardinq Chamber of Commerce Conference. Also spoke reqarding past conferences. Suqqested bringinq conferences into the city . Bill Cunninqham 10821 Cornish, suqgested pulling adjudication of ��wave^ publicationa. Eva Corrales, Representative of Congressman Tuckers Office read a letter written by the Conqressman in response to a flyer that was distributed within the city. Benjamin Miranda spoke reqardinq candidates dealinq with issues and not personal attacks. Asked for resiqnation of City Manqer. Arturo Reyea 11149 Carson Dr., stated complaints with Sheriffs Department and recent burqlaries of his home. Also spoke reqarding audit of Entrepreneur Academy. Rev. Floyd read aloud a letter addressed to Conqressman walter Tucker. Also read aloud a letter to Judy Park. Bill Lewia 2708 E. 110th 3t. stated concerna with relationships between Sheriffs Department and residenta. Suqqeated an open forum. Also suqqestad a voice mail system set up for those days that City Hall is closed. Spoke reqardinq lack of child care centers in the City, and possible televisinq of Council meetings. Rosa Chavez spoke reqarding schools in the city. Wants to know ' what Council can do about the dirty school yards, restrooms and classrooms. Also complaints with vendors in the park. Daniel Garcia 10733 San Jose, stated concerns with qanq truces. Feels the city should implement jobs and proqrams for the youth, in order to keep positives going. i � � :J • . Arturo Reyes questioned openinq the Entrepreneur Academy to the youth. A1 Roach 3935 Le Sage stated concerns with negatives in the "wave" publications. Also, delivery concerns with the Journal. Mel Brown 5229 Beechwood Ave. feels citizens should come together. Stated we all play a very important part in how well the city functions. � - COUNCIL ORAI.S � Mayor Richards spoke regarding the openinq of the Activities Center, Street Improvements and Emergency Vehicles. Councilmember Heine thanked Councilmembers that support the Emergency Operations Vehicle. Also spoke reqardinq attendance at the previous nights qraffiti meetinq. Councilmember Byrd spoke reqardinq a dinner and reception for Mayor Paul Richards to commend him as outgoinq President of Independent Cities Association. Mayor Richards spoke regardinq Hall of Fame induction celebration. Councilmember Rea spoke reqardinq the current status on the underqround utilities in front of Washinqton Elementary. Also suggested contactinq Congressman Tuckers office regarding the Somalia effort. Mayor Richards discussed the war and starvation in Somalia. Havinq no further discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember Rea, to adjourn at 9:43 p.m. MAYOR CITY CLERR . 4 ' I I I � I I I � � DATE: October 19, 1993 TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CZTY COUNCIL FROM: Faustin Gonzales, City Manager BY: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Worka ��/ Paul Nguyen, Civil Engineering Associate I SUBJECT: Vacation of Alley Easement First Alley South of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Between The First Alley East of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue 4 PURPOSE: To recommend that they City Council adopt a resolution declaring its intention to vacate and abandon the firat alley south of Martin Luther Ring, Jr. Boulevard, between the first alley east of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue. BACRGROUND• A request to vacate the above-mentioned alley has been received from the adjacent property owner (see attached map). ANALYSIS• Based on an investigation conducted by the Engineering Division, it has been determined that the alley ie not needed for accesa or � circulation purposea and that utility easementa will be maintained for all exieting utilitiea in the alley. The attached Resolution of Intention providea for a public hearing on the matter on November 16, 1993, at 7:30 p.m., as required by Section 8322 of the California Streets and Highwaya Code. RECOt�Il�SENDATION • That the City Council of Lynwood adopt the attached reaolution I entitled "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of I Lynwood declaring ita intention to vacate and abandon for public purpoaes the first alley south of Martin Luther Ring, Jr. Boulevard between the first alley eaet of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue, ae ahown on Map of Tract No. 6728, in the City of Lynwood, in the County of Los Angeles, State of California, Map Book 125, pages 19-20 of mape in the office of the Loe Angeles County Recorder." I i I I i i I . I C11-704 I I ' I iG�► � I � � I � � ��N i �'� � CITY OF LYNWOOD PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. ' p� ° d I3-3 Io�l o�a�n�r wn r�a�cr muecr pRoOogEp LOGOT/o,v AL��Y YLaG�'��Ofd o� n�cE7 va�p�ion+• . �� _` J ` •.t� �: ... , ATLANTIC AVE. Pl�o�a5e LO�TION O� ° ,� °o , A��EY �AC>Tlot-1 `t .� /7.2! �, N �• t1l91 il1. d0 q� W � N J /00 60 a � ,. o � . � — � � � � , c � tzs % � ier.ie � . � .:: -�,:...'. o Z.. � � C p < (�\ . � ..:i a0 , 3 97 //1. r � � � � "i O � I�j �, � � � ^11.J � O .. '� 60 6 !/' /12.7C � � � . r w . N � O � � N � `�.�0 � ' � � " � 41 67.9/ /07.79 i�� • . � i'• � <<- - � o VIRGINIA; AVE. ° o � � :';;;:: � , . . �,� . . ...� „�, //2.93 7 io7.77 , .. f �''. .. rn p p . � � � ~ �O o o �O � A �� ' �, iD � D'° °` �zzsz �zz.�e b <; -� � � n � �;� u ,;'. � C) rt1 � o C ' o C�+,� o ��j`, c� Z � � : � �� co O 4 A G a \ � �, � , , ,� o � o . 0 01Q o ,,.s ,... i � � � o r-ff> Q �l M a � w N � a i ',. � N �" v0" � �O �.. W.� �. V+ . . . • �': U�. A ___ � <.. . , !�',-:•`'!-: . : �� p �O "p �O oM�.1.' •�..�POPC W ,. . . �yE , , � . o �Qo o �0 0 � . . �'�: ` . ° O�o ° O °Q o o � o '@ �� o Q1 . . � �lzsz �zz.�s � v � � ti M N O w o ioo �. � //7..9/ J9 /07.79 �� ^ � � .� � fs �e $ DUNCAN AVE. � � � � r � ��" I � .� . � , ;f: • , I ;, � ,� 1 • • RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO VACATE AND ABANDON FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES OF THE FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DOULEVARD, BETWEEN TtiE FIRST ALLEY GAST OF ATLANTIC AVENUE AND VIRGINIA AVENUE, AS SIiOWN ON MAP OF TRACT NO. 6728 IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, L COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, MAP BOOK 125� PAGES 19-20 OF MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY RECORDER The City Council of the City of Lynwood, California, hereby re:,�olvee and ordaine as followe: Section 1: That portion of the first alley, south of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, between the first alley east of Atlantic ��venue and Virginia Avenue, ae ehown on map of No. 6728, in the Cicy of Lynwood, County of Loe Angeles, State of California, Mnp Book 125, pagea 19-20 of maps in the office of the Los Angelea County Recorder. Said alley, located within the corporate limits of the City of I�ynwood, is unnecessary for present or prospective public alley purl>oaes and that the public interest, necessity and convenience require, and the City Council of �aid City hereby declares,ite intention to vacate and abandon that portion of said alley. Section 2: That said portion of all.ey, as above described, beinq in the City of Lynaood, is sliown on the official map of the City of Lynwood, at the office of the City Clerk of said City, to which all perties intereeted are referred for f particular as to the proposed vacation and abandonment. L Section 3: That the City Council electe Co proceed in said vacation and abandonment under Section 8300 to 8324, inclueive, of the Streeta and Highways Code of the State of California, as amended. Section 4: The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby determine that the public convenience and necessity require ttiat aa easement be retained for construction and maintenance of utility lines within the limits of alley vacation se described in Section 1. Section 5: That the City Clerk of the City of Lynwood ie hereby directed to give and poet, ee required by law, Notice of Paeeage of thie Resolution of Intention, and give therein the lagal deecription of eaid alley propoeed to be vacated and abnndoned, and epecity the time and place of heari�iq of thie Reeolution of Intention, which ie hereby fixed ae followe: The henrinq to be, before the City Council of the City o! Lynwood, at 11330 Bullie Road, ia the City Council Chambere of the City o! Lynwood at the hour of 7s30 p.m. on November 16, 1993, at which time and plac� all persone intor�eted L may appe�ir and object or proteet to the propoeed vacation and abendonment of enid alley. If the City Council fiiida from the evidence submitted that the alley ie unnecessary for present or proepective uee, it may make ita order vacating all or part of • the alley. . • o Section 6: This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS day of , 1993. PAUL H. RICHARDS II, Mayor � City of Lynwood ATTEST: ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk City of Lynwood APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENTi City Attorney FAUSTIN GONZALES City of Lynwood City Manager EMILIO M. MURGA Director of Public Worka � , � � � STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) S. • ' COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undereigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, L 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 day of , 1993. AYES: - NOES: ABSENT: ' • City Clerk, City of Lynwood L STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF L03 ANGELES ) s � � I, the undereigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing ia a full, true and correct copy of Resolution No. on file in my office and that said reaolutioa was adopted on the date and by the vote therein • etated. Dated thie day of , 1993. r' L City Clerk, City of Lynwood C11-704 � / i . � � DATE: October 19, 1993 ' TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL " FROM: Faustin Gonzales, City Manager • BY: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Workg� Paul Nguyen, Civil Engineering Associatej SUBJECT: Acceptance of Rehabilitation of Sewer Main Lines Project, Project No. 5-5135 PURPOSE: To recommend that the City Council adapt the attached Resolution accepting the Rehabilitation of Sewer Main Line Project as complete. , BACRGROUND• On June 1, 1993, City Council adopted Resolution 93-61 authorizing staff to iasue a purchase order contract to Insituform Southwest, Inc. for the rehabilitation of a sewer line on Fernwood Avenue from Bullis Road to Fir Avenue. The project encompassed the relining of the damaged section of the sewer main using the slip line process. This process allowed the repairs of the sewer main without the inconvenience of street excavation. ANALYSIS: • , The project started on July 22, 1993, and was completed on October 7, 1993 at a coet of $67,940.00. Staff conducted final inspection on October 7, 1993, and found that all work has been completed satiafactorily in accordance with the project specificationa. RECOI�4fENDATION • It ia recommended that the City Council adopt the attached Resolution accepting the Rehabilitation of Sewer Main Line Project as being complete in accordance with the project , specificationa. � cZO-o67 � . . �1l ITfI . l� i • RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ACCEPTING THE REHABILITATION OF SEWER MAIN LINE PROJECT, PROJECT 5-5135, AS BEING COMPLETE �� wHEREAS, on June 1, 1993, City Council awarded a purchase contract to Insituform Southwest, Inc. for the Rehabilitation of Sewer Main Line Project, Project 5-5135; and ` WHEREAS, the project started on July 12, 1993 and was completed on October 7, 1993; and WHEREAS, the total project construction cost is $67,940.00; and , WHEREAS, staff inspected the project, and found that all work has been completed in accordance with the project specifications. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolye as followe: . � Section 1. That the City Council accepts the Rehabilitation of Sewer Main Line project, Project 5-5135, as being complete in accordance with contract documents. Section 2. Thie resolution ehall go into effect immediately upon ite adoption. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED thie day of , 1993. PAUL H. RICHARDS II, Mayor City of Lynwood , ATTEST: . ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk City of•Lynwood APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: City Attorney Emilio M. Murqa � � Director of Public Worke C70-067 � i STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) 5. 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 day of , 1993. AYES: NOES• , ABSENT: City Clerk, City o£ Lynwood STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) S. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undereigned, City Clerk of the_City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that ths foreqoinq reeolutioa wae paeeed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a reqular meetinq held on the day of , I993. AYES• NOES: ABSENT: ` City C1erk, City of Lynaood ao-aa� • e DATE: October 19, 1993 TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: Faustin Gonzales, City Manager BY: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works %(� Paul Nguyen, Civil Engineering Associate U SUBJECT: Slurry Seal Project Contract Award Project No. 5-5163, FY 1993-94 = PURPOSE: To recommend that the City Council award a contract to the lowest responsible bidder, Doug Martin Contracting Co., Inc. for the Slurry Seal Project, FY 1993-94. BACKGROUND• On September 22, 1993, the bid advertisement for the project started. The project was advertised in the local press and the Green Sheet. Eleven (11) contractors received projects , specifications. The bid opening was held in the office of the City Clerk on October 7, 1993. Five bida were submitted: CONTRACTORS BID PRICE 1. Doug Martin Contracting Co., Inc. $45,045.00 2. Roy Allen Slurry Seal $47,250.00 3. Pavement Coatings Co. $48,202.00 4. IPS Services, Inc. $54,873.00 5. California Pavement Maintenance $68,838.00 ANALYSIS: , Doug Martin Contracting Co. is the apparent lowest bidder at $45,045.00 (see attached bid analysis sheet). A reference check of previous performance reveals that this contractor has the necessary experience for this type of project. In view of the low bid price and qualificationa of the bidder, it is recommended that the contract for the Slurry Seal Project, FY 1993-94 be awarded to Doug MArtin Contracting Co. The project is liated in the Capital Improvement-Project list for FY 1993-94, and ie being funded by Gas Tax. The project " encompasses the placement of slurry seal coat on various reaidential etreets in the City. RECOMMENDATION• It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution, awarding a contract to the apparent lowest bidder, Doug.Martin Contracting Co. for the Slurry Seal Project, FY 1993-94, and authorizing the Mayor to execute the agreement. czt-iac �GAm� ITn�I 1 j . . . . � . . . - . . . . . CITY OP LYNWOOD, CALIP PAGE I OF Z- 11330 BU[.LIS RoAD HIDDERS EHGINEER'S ESTINATE LYNHOOD, CALIFOANIA � � ( 213) .603-0220 DATL': t p.(2 . G3 i PROJECT UNIT PRICES $ TOTAL PRICES $ I_ Lu�rET Su�LIVi�ouS SiKEET � 1__ . ._. Z. . 3 � Z 3 _ _ . ,.. j •'RATECT ►lo. S_S163 . . . : , . . . . . ... . , . . . . . . . � y � poul� Ninar+� co.hRwa� 2oT all.cilStue2T Pnv�wE�tt t�nn�(�c Pou6 �,�eT�.� ca.rTa.�c.v.l cor ei.cc�l S�ue¢r Pnrc�t!ri con ! H H [�.rarlr SEnL Lo►,PadY [w.Pbr�T SE4L Lnw-ndT H ►� ZZo E. Four��'o410.1 ��92.Z 6LCaaFlELD GNE. P.O. Box 14^1l ZZo E. Foun(po-n«I �lq1Z BLow-�NELn AYE P.l� .BJ1C 1491 � � OVE... SAdiA G�SYKd(ai Lr►7tr'SS cA 90630 �E-. SANiP F� SYPrdbS LYPRESS GA 9063c> � a , u► NaeKA.Lt+�ic63i .Ln906�a � �o ►w6Rn.Ln90631 �n 906� � C � # ITEM " � I �+Bo2 I.�ATEQIt�L a.lv �oo rs ba.3s 6�.so .� 6a.B6 4s,o4s.00 43,zso.�o 4g�zo2.00 ; t � � E6Wfn�Ei}T �a nPrucn � . � i op sLUrutT SeAL LnrES � � , � . . � . � .,'�� rCTAL � - .. . � � 4$�D4.$.OJ 4� 2SO.UU � 48ZoZ.0o � � '. - CITY OP LYNWOOD� CALIP PAGE 2 OF Z- , 11330 BULLIS RoA� BIDDERS Elf(�INSER'S ESTINATE LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA � (213) 603-022o DATE: I�.IZ Q 3 PROJECT UNIT PRICES $ TOTAL PRICES $ I s ��R�r s��/v�da snc�T 4 s . 4 S PRoJECT �le. S_5165 �. I�S SENILES COLItuKr.LA 1�PYE1rC�.I IPS SL'[VI[fS toLlFe¢.�lin P�7VE'+��JT • P.a.6orc ioes6 MA��It�1e�JLE_ fo,Hnu IodSB MAtrhEFW�IGE_ ! H E z y ��H�O 484f RoFlSe1J Sr'LJ , A BEe�lacc�.�a aB91 e�s�, s� � d LAqLQZ3 _ o4s8 SA�I v1Ebo �,p q24LS_o45B � Oeabo ! a , LA �L��1 � GA BI2111 I / ITEM I LABoR MATERia� ,edD �o0 1dr1S �8,39 qB.�Q. 54 B�3.00 68 836.aa I �ou�rr,E.11 fo2 pP/ucA pF SLURRT SE/l�.LTYrE2 . i:.. TotAL _ 54�8�3.ao 68 838.oJ , , � � � � . ._.�- _ � __- --=. / � Slurry Seal Project FY 1893-94 � Locatlon Between East Alameda . Lynwood Rd. Buttler Alpine Ave. ' Ceder EuGid Alvada St. Virginia Duncan Bellinger Ave. Lynwood Rd. 8uttler Brewster Ave. Hertts Elm Butler Ave. Alameda Bellinger Clarlc St. Edgebrook Wriyht Clark St. Wright Atlandc Dury Ln. Norton ` MLK. Blvd. Jr. Edgebrook Ave. Fertile Raymond Esther St. Lynwood Rd. S. End Femwood Ave. Ptatt Atlantic Femwood Ave. Atfantic yy� Fertile St. Wrlyht Edgebrook Halo Dr. Cla�tc Cart(n Josephine Atiantic po� ' Los Flores Atlantic Hartis . Louise Ave. Clarfc I -1a5 Manette PI. � Olendo W. End �, Nitand St Vtryfnla yy�yM - Norton Ave. Imperial Hwy, MLK Blvd. Jr. Norton Ave. Bellinger Santa Fe Pelleur St. Wrl9ht Edflebrook Pelleur St. Halo yy E� Pendefton Ave. Colyer Atlantic Pine Ave. Imperial Hwy Beechwood Pope Ave. Josephine Lavinia Raymond Ave. Halo yy, E� San Luis Ave. Norton Ave. Abbott Rd. San Miquel Ava. Norton Ave. AbDott Rd. Virginla Ave. Josephine Clark � Wilson Ave. . Ctark I -105 WrIgM Road Josephine Clark , Wri9m Raed Olantla Mc. Millan �C:• ,r :�i +: � ,� .. xY ,�. / � ,\ � � . �7 � � RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF , THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AWARDING A CONTRACT TO DOUG MARTIN CONTRACTING CO. IN THE AMOUNT OF $45,045.00 FOR THE SLURRY SEAL PROJECT, PROJECT NO. 5-5163, FY 1993-94 WHEREAS, the Slurry Seal Project, Project No. 5-5163, is scheduled for completion during fiscal year 1993-1994, and is funded by Gas Tax; and WHEREAS, the bid opening was held on October 7, 1993 and Doug Martin Contracting Co. was the apparent lowest bidder at $45,045.00; and � WHEREAS, a reference check has revealed that the company has the necessary experience. � NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows: Section Y. That the contract for the Slurry Seal Project, Project No. 5-5163, be awarded to Doug Martin Contractinq Co. for their low bid of $45,045.00. Section 2. That the Mayor is hereby authorized to execute the agreement between the City of Lynwood and Doug Martin Contracting Co. Section 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. � PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ' , 1993. PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor City of Lynwood W ATTEST: ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk _ City of Lynwood APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED THIS CONTENT: . City Attorney ALFRETTA EARNEST City of Lynwood Director of Finance EMILIO M. MURGA ` Director of Fablic ;�7orks . C25-327 . � . . � . � � STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) � . � S COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, ' do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution .and duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a regular meeting thereof held in the City Hall of the City on the day of , 1993, and passed by the following vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: City Clerk, City of Lynwood STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) S COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) . I, the underaigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify • that the above and foreqoinq 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 day of , 1993. City Clerk, City of Lynwood czs-sn � � DATE: October 19, 1993 TO: THE AONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: Faustin Gonzales, City Manager BY: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works �,�� Paul Nguy.en, Civil Engineering Associate �� SUBJECT: Purchase of Two Vehicles PURPOSE To recommend that the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing the purchase of two (2) compact pick-up trucks to be used by the Department of Public Works. BACKGROUND: . At the present time, only one compact pick-up truck is assigned to the Engineering Division of Public Works Department. This truck is used by one of the two Public Works inspectors and is out in the field in various job assignments most of the day. The second Public Works inspector must borrow various vehicles from other departments in order to perform daily inspections. In addition, six (6) Civil Engineering technicians and engineers have no vehicle to perform various field assignments such as marking of utilities, project administration surveying, inspections, etc. Having to constantly borrow vehicles from other departments creates delays in performance of assignments and generally reduces the overall productivity of the personnel. . Due to the intense Capital improvement Project schedule for FY 1993-94 and FY 1994-95, two (2) pick-up trucks are needed to enable staff to perform the work. ANALYSIS• The compact pick-up truck with.communication radios cost approximately $13,000 each (2 x$13,000 =$26,000). The two pick-up trucka would be purchased with General Funds and rented to the appropriate CIP projects in which they will be used, for a period of two (2) years at the rate of $32/day/vehicle. The purchase of theae compact pick-up trucks would be more economically and expeditiously effected if done through informal bids. Under Section 6-3.13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code, , Council can authorize purchases through informal bids by a 4/5 vote. RECOMMENDATION• - Staff recommenda that the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing the purchase through informal bids of two (2) compact pick-up trucks, and authorizing the City Manager or his designee to make the necessary fund appropriation and tranfer. az-6oz HyIDm� IT9(. ' r . � � � RESOLUTION N0. ' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF TWO (2) COMPACT PICK-UP , TRUCKS BY INFORMAL BIDDING FOR PUBLZC WORKS DEPARTMENT AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO MAKE THE NECESSARY FUND APPROPRIATION AND TRANSFER WHEREAS, the intense Capital Improvement Project schedule for FY 1993-94 requires extensive field work, such as marking of `, utilities�, surveying, inspections; and WHEREAS, the one available pick-up truck does not provide adequate transportation means for the engineering staff to perform said field work; and WHEREAS, the purchase of two (2) compact pick-up trucks with communication radios is therefore necessary; and WHEREAS, this vehicle purchase can be more economically and efficiently effected if done through an informal bid; and WHEREAS, under Section 6-3.13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code, City Council can authorize purchases through informal bids by a 4/b vote; and WAEREAS, this purchase is estimated to cost $26,000. NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of'Lynwood does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows: Section 1. That the City Council determines that two (2) compact pick-up trucka with communication radios be purchased for � the Engineering Diviaion, and this can be more efficiently and ` economically effected by an informal bid procedure. ' Section 2. That the City Manager is authorized to make the following appropriations and transfers: FROM TO General Fund Acct. 8-4451-4313 Unappropriated Fund Balance $26,000 $26,000 Section 3. That eligible CIP projects be charged rental for the use of these two (2) compact pick-up trucks for a period of ' not to exceed 2 years at a rate of $32.00/day/vehicle. Section 4. That this resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ' , 1993. PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor City of Lynwood L ATTEST: ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk FAUSTIN GONZALES City of Lynwood City Manager � � � . AP?ROVED AS TO cORM: APYROVED AS TO CONTG4T: City Attorney . ALFRETTA EARNEST City of Lynwood� Director of Finance � . � °MZLIO M. MURGA � � Director of Public �orks , ,� . � � � . � � � STATE��OF CALIFOFtNIA ) ) 5 - � COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) . � I, the undersiqned, City C1erk of the City of Lynwood, do . . hereby certify that the foreqoing resolution was passed and adopted � - by che City Councll of ths City af Lynwood at a reguler meetinq held on the, dey of , 1993. � � AYES: ' NOES: � ABSENT: " � . City C1erk, City of Lynwood STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) � - - � — ) S. COUNTY�OF LOS ANGELES � ) .. . I, the undersigned, City C1erk of the City of Lynwood, do � hareby certify thnt the foregoing reeolution wae paeeed and adopted by the City Council o! the City ot Lynwood at e reqular meetinq held � on the day of , 1993. � AYES: � NOES:� � . � � ABSENT: � � _ City Clerk, City of Lynwood � cia-on � � . . j , . . �� : � i � � � • DATE: October 19, 1993 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: Faustin Gonzales, City Manager BY: Sol Blumenfeld, Director� Community Development Dep�'ftment SUBJECT: RcQUEST TO APPROVE CONSULTANT SERVICES CONTRACT IN CONNECTION WITH DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN ' DEVELOPMENT (HUD) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT TO PREPARE A COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT S'I'UDY Puroose: To request that the City Council approve a Consultant Services ,- Contract in connection with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Technical Assistance Grant (RFGA 3300) to prepare a Comprehensive Economic Development Study. Backaround: �. The HUD approved Grant program activities assisted by the Technical Assistance Grant include: • Establishment of a Community Empowerment Advisozy Group consisting of residents, business, government and - religious institutions in the community. • Development of a Comprehensive Economic Development Study to esEablish funding opportunities for current and future economic development and redevelopment activities. • Establishment of a series of community workshops for Lynwood small business as part of a commercial revitalization program. • Establishment of a job training program for Lynwood residents. - Facts• 1. On August 6, 1992, the City submitted a grant application to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the subject grant. 2. On October 1, 1992, the City received notification of the Grant award of $200,000. The Grant award was subsequently increased to $280,702. ` 3. On October 28, 1992, HUD requested that all grantees prepare revised budgets to reflect increased Grant allocation amount to $280,702. Staff prepared the revised budqet and HUD approved all components of the revised grant work scope, with the exception of Ehe job training component. 4. During the first quarter of Grant activity (January, 1993 - March, 1993) the City initiated a series of business workshops in conjunction with First State Bank and Operation Hope. The workshops were intended to complement the City's Commercial Rehabilitation Program activities. The first three workshops were offered to Lynwood small businesses and three additional business workshops will be conducted over the second and third quarters of the Grant involving both sma11 and larger businesses in Lynwood. , . IL3� ITOI .� +P'�.3FJOY�sf ,. I� .. � � S. On July 8, 1993, the City initiated a Request for Proposals to conduct a Comprehensive Economic Development Study with a receipt date of July 26, 1993, in conformance with HUD guidelines. 6. The selected consultant must be submitted for HUD approval. , Analvsis: A Request for Proposals and a list of qualified consultants was prepared to conduct the Comprehensive Economic Development Study. Nine Consulting firms specializing in community economic development work were contacted and four responded with proposals by the required submittal date. The proposals were evaluated for Work Statement completeness, program innovation, qualifications of the firm and assigned staff, previous experience or similar experience in preparing the subject study, project budget and • schedule of performance. Of the four respondents, two were invited for project presentations; Katz Hollis and Economic Research , Associates. The two firms presented their firm backgrounds and _ project Work Statements, and one was selected for recommendation to City Council. The firm of Katz Hollis was selected as the most qualified to conduct the subject study and presented a project budget and schedule commensurate with the City's Work Statement approved by-HUD. Recommendation: Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City • Council approve the attached resolution approving the selected consultant and authorizing the City Manager to execute the attached ' contract to prepare a Comprehensive Economic Development Study pursuant to HUD guidelines. Attachments: 1. Resolution 2. Request for Proposal 3. List of Contractors 4. ContracGOr Qualifications Statement 5. Contractor Schedule 6. Consultant Contract . �:� . i � RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAIYAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH KATZ HOLLIS [N CONNECTION WITH RECEIPT OF DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT WHEREAS, the City received a Technical Assistance Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on October 28, 1992; and WHEREAS, the Technical Assistance Grant will provide $280,702 to the City for Economic Development programs; and WHEREAS, in order to cart�y out the provisions`of the Grant, the City must conduct a Comprehensive Economic Developmenc Study; and WHEREAS, Katz Hollis has submitted a proposal for services which is commensurate with the needs for economic development activities prescribed in the Granr, 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 of Lynwood enter into an Agreement with Katz Hollis for professional services. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager executc the above-mentioned Agreement on behalf of the Lynwood City Council. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 19th day of October, 1993. M • � PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, MAYOR A'ITEST: Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk Faustin Gonzales. City Manager APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: Attorney Sol Blumenfeld, Director Community Development Department - �.p�noc�isas�,se � Attachmertt � �� c�t � �YN'�OOD : � .� ..�.�,. ��, �� v4 C�ty vUeel�ng CkaQQenges i I I�) i � � 11730 BULLIS ROAO � . LYNW000, CAUFORNIA 90262 � � � � (3�0) 609•0220 � July 8, 1993 SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT + COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ST[1DY The City of Lynwood recently received a De�artment`,oE Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Technical Assistance grant.: The grant award will assist the City in carrying out four.economic development activiGies involving: , • Establishment of a Community Empowerment Advisory Group cons:sting of residents, businesses, government and - char_table institutions in the City. • Development of a Comprehensive Economic Deaelopment Study to irientify funding to assist current and future impl>mentation programs. • Establistunent of job training programs in tkie construction trades for disadvantaged Lynwood residents.: • Establishment of business oriented community workshops co assisc local business with business o�erations: The City is requesting qualification information.arrd a bid • proposal co =omplete the Comprehensive Economic Development ' Study. The __oposed Comprehensive Economic Development Study � will permit _:ze City to: ' ZCZ'�-=:y any impediments to economic develop�nent � • Rev±_x characteristics of currently idencified poczntia_ -=�a':aLopment projects. ` ' I�`-r='-rY specific economic impediments to,the real'__at_c� °' E===: development. , ,;: z. `,� . > i. ; r �• . � � �� -' �� : �; . . ;�: i s • Quantify the costs of removing the identified imoediments including a determination of whether the costs can be supported by the private sector or wiil need public assistance. • Determine the amount of local resources availabte to `., ass�st in the developmenc effort to ccm�ute tne nec funcing gap, if any, which would need to be met by ou•tside funding sources. • Prepare a profile of the specific of jobs to be generated by each potential developmenc. • Prepare a profile of the type of skill required, the desired skill level and other employment demands (e.g., work shift hours) • Detercnine the characteristics of the labor pool in the target neighborhoods and establish a priority hiring prcgram for target neighborhoods. ' _ • Usinq the data collected compare the job skil7s of the targeted labor �ool with those desired by the:job market. , • Examine Programs/Funding Sources and establish implementation programs for development projeCts utilizing targeted labor. • Provide guidelines for the conduct for similar analyses for Euture development opporturtities. The RFQ/RFP process wi11 be initiated for a period of 14 days. Please review the attached and, if interested, submit your qualification statement and bid proposal to the City no later .- than July 26, 1993. Should you have any additional questions or concernsi please contact Sol Blumenfeld, Community Development Director, at your � convenience. , Sincerely, � Faustin Gonzales City Manaqe: Attachments: 1. RFQ/RFP Z. City Brochure ` . w�rry•rto�o�o�s±,.: ' � � '� �RA � q t . �. : � r� � . ' iV : ' �n � . . . .:i � � . ' ' ` t • . �. ' � � REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT REOUF.STED RES PCD?DED � 1. The Levander Company Inc. �. 2. Williams-Kuebelbeck & Associates, 'Inc. N 3. Economic Research Associates Y 4. GRC-Copenhaver, Inc. No 5. Community Development Commission No 6. Katz Hollis Coren & Associates Y � 7. Keyser Marston Associates, Inc, No 8. Kosmont & Associates, Inc. Yes � '9. The Natelson Company, Inc. Yes �ico�a.vircpioaois�irb � .. ` .} ,a . , / ,, �' 1 ,,, iti ' • �3. �' � ,. i � • �� KatzHO111S RECEIVEp� � e�e.elopment JUl Z5 1993 �� cirv oF �Yrvw000 . .July26 i99a �_ COMM. DEV. DEPT >ei �1300 � :�!� _ �� i -- �ceir,. �.i Mr. Sol 8lumenfeld i -�~; � . CommunityDevelopmentDirector <�=i��•�%es City of Lynwood _ . 11330 Bullis Road � Lynwood, California 90262 • -.,<,<�,.,r„ra Subject: Proposal to Proride Technical Assismnce tor an Economic '��' =- a•s<=5 Empowerment Program - Dear Mr. Blumenfeld: In response to the City of Lynwood's (City) Request Foi Proposals dated July 8, 1993 (RFP), Katz Hollis is pleased to submit the following proposal to provide technical assistance in developing an Economic - Empowerment Program. It is our understanding that the City is undertaking a program that will coordinate the eFforts of City staff and City residents toward the realization oF economic development that will provide jobs and other benefits to the persons comprising the labor pool of the City and the surrounding , communities. As part of that effort, the City is seeking assistance in identiCying and analyzing some of the technical aspects of implementing meaningful economic development Katz Hollis is proposing to provide this assistance through the collection of services presented in the following narrative and the attachments to ° this proposal. The contact person for this proposal is as follows: Mr. Lawrence Arceneaux, President Katz Hollis, 865 South Figueroa, Suite 1300, Loa Angeles, CA 90017 ° Phone: (213) 629-3065 ° QUALIFICATIONS Founded in 1978, Katz Hollis is a Califomia corporation and a certified Minority Owned Business Enterprise that provides financial, management and legislative consulting services to public agencies in urban revitalization. Since its inception, Katz Hollis has successfully assisted over 175 client organizations , throughout the westem United States. Katz Hollis is a redevelopment consulting 6rm that specializes in technical and strategic analyses of proposed developments or programs, and has on-going involvement in the planning and execution of the financial and fiscal aspects of revitalization efforts. The Katz Hollis experience in the area of.economic development programs is retlected in our on-going involvement in the technical and strategic analysat of proposed developments or programs, and the planning and execution of the financial and fiscal aspecu of revitalization efforts of our clients. Ka[z Hollis has specialized in two areas of analyses that are relevant to the desired services: 1) the financial feasibility analysis of prospective redevelopment programs; and 2) cash tlow analyses of proposed developments or programs u prepared during the implementation of revitatization activities. " Financial feasibility analysis, az a part of the Katz Hollis Redevelopment Feasibility Studies, includes program definition for the subject area, cost identification, revenue and resource estimation, and a cash tlow analysis. The result of the analysis is an assessment of whether there are sufficient resources, over 5509.1yn/L . . 072693/sc .. � � KatzHollis Mr. Sol Blumenfeld Community Developmenc Director - luly 26, 1993 Page 2 time, to cover the costs of implementation of the program activities. The analysis also incorporates practical determinations of funding "gaps" and the involvement of the Ciry in funding portions of the - program. The cash Elow analyses of developments and programs under consideration for revitalization activities incorporates the same approach as utilized in the above described feasibility analysis, but on a specific development or implementation program component. For your review and consideration, we have enclosed the Katz Hollis Statement of Qualifications as an Attachment. The Statemeot includes a description of secvices, references, a ctient list, and staff resumes. SERVICES .. Specifically, we propose that our involvement in this effort consist of the following: identification of impediments to the realization of potential real estate development activity that would provide facilities to house new jobs for the Lynwood community and suggestions as to actions that can be taken by the City or its residents to remove such impediments; analysis of the existing labor pool in the Lynwood area to determine the compatibility of the labor pool with jobs potentially generated by development that can be induced in the area; determination of the need for, and suggest approaches to, progtams or othet assistance necessary to : have potential employers make ful! use of the existing labor pool; and, provision of the results of our review and analysis in a product that demonstrates the application of our findings and provides a means for similar analyses to be wnducted by the City and the ' community for future development opportunities. A breakdown of the tasks that comprise the major components listed above is attached as Table L COMPENSATION Compensation for the proposed services would be a combination of fuced fees and hourly rate charges totaling Forry-five Thousand Dolla�s (545,000.00). The series of ineetings that would comprise the work under Item l of the Scope of Services Coordinate with Community Group, would be compensated on the bazis of houcs expended at the rates identified on the attaches billable rate schedule. The remaining components of the Scope of Work would be compensated on the buis of fixed fees. The estimate of hourly rate charges and the amounts of the fuced fees payable upon completion of each of the work componencs are shown below: � ScopeComponent Bi11in�Method Com�ensation 1. Coordinate with Community Group Houdy S5,500 (Fstimate) 2. Identification of Impedimencs Fixed Fee E17,000 3. Job Generation Analysis F'�xed Fee S 10,000 4. Examination of Programs/Sources Fixed Fee 57,500 5. Preparation of Work Product Fuced Fee SS•000 Totsl 545,000 • ! KatzHollis Mr. Sol Blumenfeld Community Development Director July 26, 1993 Page 3 We understand that the scope of work we propose is an element of a broader effort to be underway in the City and that the timing of our seivices must be coordinated with those of other involved parties. Subject to the effect of such coordination, we estimate that the provision of such se�vices would span a calendar year. Our current thinking as to how the eFfort will be spread across the year is shown on Table II, along with the distribution of the compensation discussed above. �IISCELLANEOUS - Equal Emglovment Oppottunitv As requested, we have enclosed a copy of the firm's formal �rmative Action Plan for Equal Employment Opportunity. ` CectiFed Statement Katz Hollis also certifies that the corporation and its employees have not been debarred, suspended or ' otherwise prohibited from professional practice by any Federal, State or Local Agency. Insurance Rec�qirements Katz Hollis maintains and meets the City's insurance requirements with the exception of the Professional Liability insurance. If selected to perform services, Katz Hollis will request a waiver oF this provision. The nature of our financial consulting services apparently does not "fit' within the typical categories handled by insurers. We have been unable to obtain this type of coverage with standard business insurance carriers. This category of insurance has either been waived ot ignored in all of our contracts with existing and past clients, including the Lynwood Redevelopment Agenry. We appreciate this opportuniry to propose the provision of services to the City and look fonvard to your favorable consideration of this proposaL Please call if you havc any questions or require additional iaformation. , Sincerely, KATZ HOLLIS ��-�. ��- _ ��,�..�� , Lawrence J. Arceneaux, Jr President ATTACHMENTS: Table I- Scope of Work Table II - Tuk Schedule Statement of Qualifications Equal Employment Opportunity/Af6rmative Action Plan � i KatzHollis Table ( Scoce of Work l. Coordinate with CommunityGrou� Confirm overall intent and scope of study; assign responsibilities 2. [dentification of Impediments to Economic DeveloRment a. Review characteristics of currently identified potential developments The specific nature of potential development will be reviewed together with che development's current status, availabiliry of private sector funding, site availability, developer commitment, and job generation potential b. Identify through the review process the specific impediments to the realization of each development c. Quantify the cosu of removing the identified impediments including a determination of whether the costs can be supported by the private sector or will need public assistance d. Determine the amount of Iceal resources available to assist in the development effort to compute the net funding gap, if any, which would need to be met by outside funding sources 3. Job Generation Analvsis a. Prepare a profile of the specific types of jobs to be generated by each potential development The profile will include the type of skill required, the desired skill level and other employment demands (e.g., work shift houcs) b. Determine the characteristics of the labor pool in the target neighborhoods : Characteristics will be determined through review of census and other data availabte, as well as input ftom the Advisory Group. It is anticipated that the , Advisory Group will be available to conduct a survey of the community through � coordination efforts with churches, schools and other local institutions. c. Using the data collected fcom the census and the Advisory Group, compare the job skills oE the targeted labor pool with those desired by the job market Identify and specify the nature of the "gap" between supply (e�dsting skills) and demand Qob market) • d. Oudine the types of labor pool assistance (e.g., job training) necessary to eliminate che skills (or other) gap . The ge�eral nature of the programs, (e.g., job training) would be identified as well - as the specific elements that should be included in each program 5509.IyN2 121192hc 1 KatzHoll�s . Tabls 11 TASK SCHEDULE -----------------------°-- AAonlhs ------°--°-- -- Task -- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 --- l 1 ---- 12 Total 1. Coord'uwfe wifh Conun ' Duwtion Task Esfimarad lnvoicin8 500 1,000 1,000 200 200 500 1,000 1.000 100 5,500 2. Identification of 4npediments to Economic Dev Durofion Task Esfimated Invoicing 17,000 17,000 3. Job Generation sis � Duration Tosk Eslimoled Invoici^9 10,000 10,000 4. Exami�wtion of Programs/ Sources Duralion Ta Estimafed Invoici^8 7,500 7 5. Pre ration o( Worlc Producf Dumtion Ta Estimated Invoicing 5.000 5.000 TOTALS Cosh r Month 500 . 1.000 1,000 _200 200 35.000 - 1.000 _ 5.000 I,000 __100 45.000 � ' �uTnlrnx.rtlq . , � . � IlIIYL�c � • s Katz Hol l is STATEMENT OF QUALIF'ICATIONS KATZ HOLLI3 . Redevelopment Coasultsnts Suite 1300 Suite 750 865 South FiH�� 553 Capitol Mall _ Loa Angeles, California 90017 Sacramento, Califocnia 95814 (213)629-3065 (916) 448-5293 � � KatzHollis STATEMENT OF QUALIFTCATIONS �� A General Information ................................................................................................................................1 B. Technical Qualifications ...................................„. . ......_._ ......................... .........................................1 1.. Tax Increment Revenue VeriHcation ....................................................................................... l 2. Tax Allocation Bonds .................................................................................................................2 3. Impact of State and Federal Lawa ............................................................................................3 4. Redevelopment PIaNAmendment Adoption C7ienta ............................................................4 � 5. Regulatory Comptiance Services ..............................................................................................6 . 6. Development Related Secvices .................................................................................................7 7. Miscellaneous Coasulting Services ...........................................................................................7 • C. List of References .....................................................................................................................................8 1 . Financial Secvices ...................................................................................................:....................8 a . Redeve►opment Agencies .............................................................................:...............8 b. Financial Advisors/IJndenvriters .................................................................................9 c . Bond Counsel ...............................................................................................................10 2 . . Plan Adopdon Services .............................._...............................:.........._.._............................10 a Redevelopment Agenciea ................_.........................................................................10 b . Special I.egal Couasel .................................»..............................................................11 ATTACHI�tENTS L Public Agency Client Listing • II. Bond 1a�ua with KHCA F'usal Consultant Servicea . IIL Principal Resumes 6nena,soq/A 062193/ac � � KatzHollis � A GeneralInFormation 1. Firm's Name and Address ' , Ketz Hollis Southern Califomia 865 South Figueroa, Suite 1300 . Los Angeles, Califomia 90017 - Northern Califomia 555 Capitol Mall, Suite 750 Sacramento, Califomia 95814 2. Siu and Composition of F'irm Katz Hollis has 27 employees located in two offices. 'I�ere are frve employees at the Northern Califomia office. The remaiader of the employees work at the Southem . Califomia office, located witHin the Lae Angeles central business district Katz Hollis has been certified aa a Minority Owned Businesa Enterprise by the City and Community Redevelopment Agency of t6e City of Loa Angeles, the MWBE Clearinghouse for pubGc utilities, the Catifornia Treasurer's O�ce and is in the process of certifcation with the State of Califomia Departmeat of Transportation (CalTrans). Katz Hollia is composed of analytica! staff, professional staff and clericai staf£ 'Ibe professional staff is responsble for o@'ice management 'Ibe analytical staff consists of Principals, Senior Associates, Assoc.tiates, Seaior Analysts, Analysts aad Research Anatysts. Principala are respoosibk for managemeot of t6e 6rm and for ctient management Senior ' Associatea and Associates are respoosibk for cfient management aad supetvision of c6ent sen+ices. . 'ltie Principals have cumulatively moro than 80 years of redevelopment experience, of which 55 yeaes 6as been experience ia providing coasultant secvicea to redevelopment agencies. Resumes of Principals are provided aa Attachment III and a listing of the fum's public agency ctients ia provided aa Attachment L B. Txhnical Qualifications, L Tax Tncrement Revenue Verification The mainstay of Katz Hollis' setvicea ia our exteeasive imolvement ia the monitoring, veci6cation and estimation of property tax revenue ia the form of tau increment Specific secvices we provide include: a) an annual estimate of taxes W be generated in a given project area based on eazly reports of tazable value; b) monitoring of the historical changea in categories of value in a project area to identify any aberrant growth patteroa; 6uanoeaoq/A 062143/ec � � KatzHollis c) verification of reporteci ta�cable values to eosure accurate receipt of revenue; and, d) analysis of the impact of Gens against a tax revenue stream (i.e., prior bond issues, ' agreements with ta�ring entities, etc.); All or some subset of the capabilities listed above are employed in the preparation of short- term and long-term projectioos of tax increment to be generated in tedeve►opment project areas. They augment and facilitate revenue projectioas by providing a verified "starting point" as the basis for future revenue receipts. There is, however, an application of these capabilities which can yield a much more immediate benefit to agencies than the generation of reGable estimates of future revenue. That application is the verification of agenry revenue receipts. Katz Hollis has extensive experience in the veriFicadon of agency revenues. Tazks performed in this area involve both the validation of the database used in the computation of ta�c increment (i.e., the property taa assessment roll) and the validation of county procedures for computing ta�c increment Verification services are performed recognizing legislative and court mandates w6ich impact agencies' receipt of revenue. Over the IS- moath period throug6 May, 1988 Katz HoUia performed more than 40 such analyses in nine Califomia counties and identified approximately 54.4 million of tax revenue due redevelopment agencies which would have been apportioned, in eaor, to ot6er public entities. For example, our review of the first year of assessed values for the newly adopted Hollywood Redevelopment Project of the Loa Angeles Community Redevelopment Agenry revealed more than S94 million of State accessed property value inappropriately recorded outside the Project Area boundariea. 'Ibia should �esult in the I.os Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency's receipt of an additionai 5940,000 of revenue for this Project Area. 2. Tax A(location Bonda 'Ihe services provided by Katz Hollia in connection wit6 aa agency'a issuance of tax allocatioo bonda encompasa the properiy tax revenue moniWring and verificatioo activides discussed eartier, the monitoring of kgislative impact (to be discussed in the next Section);. and the se�vicea discusaed below. T6e abiliry to incorporate thia broad range of secvices into agencies' financing efforta, haa led to the fum's exteosive inwlvement ia tax allocation bonding. Since ita iaception in 1978, Katz Hollia 6as participated in nearly 54.4 billion of bond issues supported directly or indirectly by tax increment 'Ihe prime responsibility of Katz Hollia in a tax allocation bond issue ia the veriEcatioa of tax increment revenues to be " derived from a project azea (diacussed earlier) and the projection of future tax inaement reveauea based on anticipated devebpmenta within the project azea A ta: increment projectan providea an ageacy wit6 a reliable eatimate of future revenuea. Such aa estimate of revenue allowa an agency to formulate reasonable 6nancial plana for fumre needa. Katz Hollia' experience in preparing tax increment projectioos is indicated by the number of tax allocation bond isauea in whic6 the 6rm has beeq imolved. Such txperience haa resulted in the firm'a methodolo� and expertise being recognized and accepted by such rating agenciea aa Standard dc Poor'a and Moodya, and suc6 bond insure�s aa AMBAC, MBIA, and FGIG Projectioas aro eit6er made for spaifically Imown developments in support of a bond isa�x or, for fmancial plaming purposea, on t6e basia of potential development or development trenda. Katz Hollia ia fully prepazed to provide the " type of tax increment projection baaed upon an ageacy'a speci6c needa. -2- � � KatzHoll�s T6e findings of Katz Hollis' efforts in the azeas above are summarized in a written report presented to the agency, the Fiscai Coatultant's Report This report describes Katz Hollis' methodology in conducting its reseazch and the results of such research. Any discrepancies discovered in any area of review are fully discussed with an emphasis on the discrepancy's potential impact on agency revenuea. 'Ibe F"ucal Consultant's Report contains tables identifying development and their taxable valuea anticipated to be added to the taxable _ values of the project area and a projection of future tax increment revenues. The Fisca! ' Consultant's Report is presented W the agency for its use and is frequently included as an appeadi�c to the offering documenta oFa bond issue. Katz Hollis' role in the structuring of financing continuea with the Cirm's analysis of the revenue cas6 tlow created by the resolution of isauance. In this role, the 6rm verifies that the requirements for trust fund deposita (the mrnement of funds among trust accounts) and veri6es that the disbutsements from the accounts W the bondholdeca and the agency are compatible with the availability of anticipated reveaue and/or the provisions and requirements of the development program for which the financing is being sold Typically, this second role ezpands to an analysis of the overall structure of a financing with particular emphasis on the efficienry of the issue in providing funding to an agency's program. This involves t6e creatioo of an acceptabk balance among the finaacing components oE proceeda realized; net interest cost and reaulting debt service; annual revenue in exccss of debt service requ'vements and the ability to capitalize future increases in revenue. In this � expanded role, Katz Hollis acts aa the Agency's advocate and thereby provides a "counterpoint" to the financing advisar or uaderwriters, whose primary role is to structure a financing whic6 is acceptable to potential purchaseca, and to bond counsel, who serves as an advocate for the authoriang statutes and the Intemal Reveaue Code. Katz Hollis is also involved in the marketing of the boada through assistance in presenting the structuro and underlying ec000mic streagth of an issue W appropriate parties. These presentatioas, and follow-up responses W questions raised, are for the benefit of rating services, bond insurers and representatives of undecwriters. . The specifics of the doUar amounts and number of isauea Katz Hollia has been involved in is presented here in the form of the bond isauance list included aa Attachment II to this ProPosaL 3. Impact of Stau and Federal Lawa Katz Hollia tias an extensive reputation for its expertise, technical Imowledge aad analysis of the impact of state and federal laws on redevelopment agency activities and financing. For California agenciea, Katz Hollia publishea a statewide nervsletter, the Katz Hollis Report, which providea monthty monitoriag of Califomia redevelopment legislatioo, detailed technical analysia of billa impacting redevelopmeat programa, and reporting of other events significant to redevelopment agenciea. 'lbere are over eighry paid subacdbecs w t6e Katz Hollia Report, including redevelopment agenciea, bond and agency counsels, undenvriters aad financial advisoea, state agencies and oae of the major rating services. Additional complementary copies are sent W the staff of t6e legialative cammittees with the responsibility of reviewing redevelopment legislation. In addition w providing the Katz Hollis Report, the fum conducta an annual legislative cooference. The conference takes pla�x eac6 year after the close of state legislative activities. All newly enacted legislative measures impacting redevelopment aze reviewed by knowledgeable Kata Hollis sta� Current issues are often discussed by outside authorities and guest speakecs. In recent years Katz Hollis gueat speaken have included the late Jesse -3- � � Katz Holl is Unruh, State Treasurer of California, Senator Marion Bergeson, chairman oF the California Senate Committee on Local Govemment and Bruce Davie, chief tax economist of the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee. Conference atteadance has grown over the years to the point that more than 250 people attended the most recent conference in October, 1991. Katz Hollis' knowledge of the pending and enacted State statutes underlying the redevelopment process is appfied and integrated into all ot6er client sen+ices provided by t6e firm. An integral part of the Katz Hollis Fiscal Coosultant's Report for a bond issue is the analysis of e�dsting and pending legislation that may have impact on the revenue stream ptedged to the tepayment of t6e bonda. Frequently Katz Hopis is called upon to interact with counry auditors and controllers on the correct interpretation of redevelopment and property tax statutes as they apply to the allocation of incremental tax revenue. The firm's legistative knowledge has constant impact when assisting redevelopment agencies with the adoptioa of new redevelopment plana, amendment of e�osting redevelopment plans and the merger of redevelopment project areas. An example of the application of Katz HoUis' legislative expertise is the fum's discovery, during its annual review of the Anaheim, Calffornia Redevelopment Agency's property tax revenues, that the couary ofticial responsible for calculating the Agency's tax increment revenue waa employing an incorrect interpretation of then applicable new legis(ation. When the county o�cial disagreed with the Katz Hollia interpretation of the legislation, , Katz Hollis assisted the Agency in resolving the dispute by obtaining a letter from the author of the bill stating that the legislative intent of t6e measure was in accordance with the Katz FIollia interpretation. Thia letter, along with additional Katz Hollis explaaatory material, waz later presented to the State Attomey General to help obtain an "AG Opinion" supporting the Katz Hollis interpretation. The eventual acknowledgement of the Katz Hollis interpretation by the county resulted in additional reveaues of approximately Sl million for the Anaheim Redevelopment Agenry at well as additional revenues for other redevelopment agencies in Orange Counry. In 1979, Katz Hollis assisted the City of Billings, Montana with its 52,000,000 Taz Increment Urban Renewal Boads, the fust tax allocation bond sold in the State of Montana For thia reason Katz Hollia inwlvement included not only the usual services of estimating project : revenues and reviewing issue structuro, but al�o included the exteasive review of t6e impact of Montana tax statutea and pending court actiona abng with close collaboration with county officiala in establislung systema for implementing taz incremenk In the State of Utah, Katz Hollia was called upon to resolve the concems of several ta�ng ' agencies in the State caused by tax timitation measwes passed by the state legislature. The local ageaciea wete concemed t6at under the uew limitationa, the allocadon of the tax increment w etig�ble redevelopment agencies would negatively impact local programs, includiag t6e baaic school aid program. Aftcr review, Katz Hollis devebped and propoaed a reporting procedure for redevelopment agenciea and counry asce.gsora whic6 alleviated : budgetary concerna. 4. Redevelopment Plan and Plan Amendment Adoption Secvicea Katz Hollia haa accumulated many yeara of experience aad tec6nical Imowledge of the Califomia plan adopteon aad amendment process. Since 1979, Katz Hollia haa been inwived in 30 feasibility studies for plaa adoptiona and 6aa assisted wer 50 communities in prepazation and adoption of over 80 redevelopment plaaa and amendments. We 6ave assisted clients ia the full range of plan adoption servicea starting in t6e initia( stagea when considering an area for redevelopment, i.e., feasbiliry study, through actual plan formation ' � � � KatzHollis - and adoption. Katz Hollis is prepared to address the needs of its clients at varying levels and stages of technicai assistance depending on the client's desires. ; The Community Redevelopment Law ("CRL") establishes a maze of procedural , and dceumentation requirements for the adoptioa or amendment of a redevelopment plan. Although anyone may decipher the law with respect to the timing of actions and the contents of documents, ma�rimiring the interests of a redevelopment agency and its community requires more than simply Icnowing what is iavolved in the nuts and bolts of the adoption process. It must be recognized that the documents adopted and the actions taken in the course of the adoption procesa lay the foundation, be it shaky ot solid, for the , implementation of t6e project's redevelopment program. Thus, even though the proposed ptoject may be adopted, as many projecta aze each year, it does not necessarily mean that the proposed revitalization program will go on to successfui implementation. On maay occasions a redevelopment agency has entered into pemicious agreements to appease affected tadng agencies, haa agreed to limit its powers of eminent domain to placate property owners, or used hastily prepazed documents w6ich fell short of the requirements of the taw. To avoid suc6 pitfalls, and to complete a pian or amendment adoption that caa be successfuUy implemented, a redevelopment agency must seek to achieve three underlying collateral objectivea: 1. produce the most legally defensbk plan adoptioa or amendment; 2 nurture bene6cial relations6ips with project area occupants and the larger � communit}, and, 3.. develop a strong negotiating position with respect to the att'ected tapng entities, - whic6 means knowing the strengths, wealme.sses and fiscal brealang point of the : proposed plan or plan amendment Failure to achieve any one of these collateral objectives may result in costly titigation and, in the moat severe case, a loss of the pmposed project or, moro lilcely, a diminution of the resources, latitude and �e�adbility needed for full program implementatioo. The Katz Hollis approach to providing plan and amendment adoption servicea addrasses the three collateral objectives in the context of t6e suict requirements of the CRL and the speci£c objectives of the client community. Our services are offered in a two-phase approach, with the first phasc consisting of either a : formal feasbility study or a pre-planning period at tbe commencement of the formation and ' adoption ptocesa. T6e purpose of thia phaae, w6ether the subject area ia only under preliminary conaideratiou as a redevebpment project ares and onlp a feasibility study is deaired, or the subject area 6aa already been identi6ed aa a candidate for a redevelopment proje�t area and the adoption pracesa hat started, u to provide an agen�y with a , compreheasive overview of the issuea and impediments it could anticipate encountecing in the course of a plen adoption or in t6e aubsequent implementatioa of the adopted plam Katz Hollis providea: an evaluation of the potential wmpliaace of the area (broren down by meaningful sub-areas) with the CRL regarding the presence of blighting conditiona and influences, and the determiaation that the area ia "urbanized" as t6at term is defined ' in the CRL ; -� \ � � KatzHoll�s a determination of the need for and/or the appropriate level of community participation in the adoption process, thereby assisting in the identification of appropriate project area boundaries; and, an asse,csment, on the basis oF mceting the requirements of the CRL, of the financial feasibility of the potential project The second phase of Katz Hollis services offered is the actual plan adoption or amendment process, which again addresses the tivee underlying collateral objectives of a succe,4sful project or amendment adoptioa These se�vices are grouped into three major categories, as follows: , 1. Those services relating to achieving full compliance with the CRL requirements. These include scheduling, monitoring, coordinating and rescheduling (as neceasary) activities; preparation of required documents; and assistance and advice on policies - � and procedures. � • 2. Those services relating to the public participation process. These include assistaace and coordination of citizen participatioa or PAC formation/participation, and coordination, assistance, and agenry representation at public meetingt and hearings. � 3. Those services that involve oc reflect 6nancial expertise, including technical ' lmowledge and expertise in tau increment financing and assistance in negotiatioos with other ta�ng entities impacted by the redevelopment project : Katz Hollis' client lists for feasibility studies and plan and amendment adoptions illustrate ' the full range and diversity of client goala and objectives wit6 which we have been involved A listing of the firm's plan adoption and amendment cGents and the services provided to each ia available upon request _ 5. Regulatory Compliance Secvices � � Regulatory comp6ance services are most applicabk to Califomia agencies and consut of the provision of assistance with, or ascuming fuU respons�bility for, one or more of the many . reports and analyses mandated by Califoraia statutea. T6ese reports can be of an on-going nature, submitted annually or bi-annually, or on a"one-time" or occasional basis, and include: � •� Annual Work Programs, per Health & Safety Code Section 330B01 • Amual budgeta • Financial summaries for dispoaidon, per Health & Sefery Code Section 33433 • Statementa of Indebtednesn • State Controlkr's Reports � • Anaual finding regarding the set-aside of tax iacremeat for low and moderate income ' housing, per AB 265 • Financial plana foi the elimination of deficits in the 6ouaing trust fund 'I7�e firm's imolvement in the analysia of legislative impact, and its involvement geaerally in all finaacial aspects of t6e redevelopment pracesa, enable it to organiu the aspects of an ageacy's program into the level of informatan and formatting required by these and other reports. �- . � � KatzHoll�s 6. Development Related Services Development related services include feazibility analyses of a single developmeat or an agency's entire developmeot program and participatioa on the negotiating team working toward realization of private investment in a project area. Katz Ho(lis can assist in these areas by bringing to bear the fum's expertise in the analysis and estimation of revenues to be generated by private development etYotts and the firm's understanding of the ways that agencies can leverage these reveauea W provide funding for agenry responsibilities attendant to implementing development proposals. 7. Miscellaneous Consulting Servicea Miscellaneous services aze much less defined than those discussed above because they are created out of request or refersals from our clients. Often these requests are for services that are fairty obviom expansions of, or adjuncu to, secvices already provided. At times, however, a request may be with regard to asaistance or analyses which have no re(ation to ' our regular scrvices or to redevelopment � These services can best be described by presenting examples. Oae of the best examples u the woric Katz Hollis hu done foc the Loe Aageles Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) with regard to the renovatioo and expansion of the Loa Angeles Central Lbrary. Alt6ough this undertaking of the Agency might be considered typical of a public , improvement to a redevelopment project azea, the role Katz Hollis has played 6aa been untypical for the firm. Katz Hollia doea not promote itself aa a developer of computer software. Yet, because we have used computera eztensively in providing services to agencies and, we believe, have demonstrated the ability to accurately portray the workings and plana of redevelopment agenciea in computer based modela, the firm was aslced to develop modeis to be used in monitoring the fuiFillment of CRA's commitment to the Library project Our involvement haa led w the creation of several permutationa of the originally requested model which through their evolution have not ouly provided a portrayal of the "dollats and ceats" represented by the CRA commitment, but have also assisted in clarifying that commitment and facilitating its realization , A second example of untypical servicea is the work done in preparing a major study for the Los Angelea County Transportation Commissioa The Commission waa in t6e planning stages of the I)owntawn I.os Angelea/L.ong Beach Lig6t Rail Traacit Project and desired to as.4ess the economic development impact t6e rail line might 6ave on the communities along and adjacent to the transit route. Alt6augh t6e analysis undertaken for the study certainly includad some recognit600 af the use of redevelopment, t6e total scope was muc6 broader a� included the intriguing question of haw a transit development agenry could use the pawers provided to it to augment ecoaomic development Also, t6e study required the coordination of the then e�osting economic devebpment aspirationa of the commuaities � atong t6e route - several of whic6 represented cont]icting, if not competing, objectives. 'Ibe result of thia effort wae a study which, although it waa comprehensive in its identification of development opportunities aad mec6anis� for impkmenting those opportuaitiea, concluded that the undertalong of comprehensive economic development aloag the rail e corridor waa too monumeata! a task. Whik thia may seem pessimistic, we beGeve t6at t6e study provided valuabk insight to the Commisaion about the eavironment in which it intends to operate and some of t6e limitations inherent in a public body having so nazrow a mission. -'_ / • . KatzHollis ATTACHMEIVT I Katz Hollls Public Agency Client Listln� . � � Katz Hollis PUBLIC AGENCY CLIENT LISTING , CALIFORNIA � [nd'a Redevelopment pgency Saq pabb Redevebpment Agrnry Agoura Hills Redevelopment Agrnry Ciry & Redevipmnt Agerxy of Inglewood Sand Ciry Redevelopmrnt Agenry Nhambra Redevelopmrnt Agrnry Santa ,4na Comm, Red� p8��y, Anaheim Redevelopment Agenry ��an Redevebpment,�e rxy Santa Clara Redevelopment Agenry Mcadia Redevelopment Agenry Ky�6 City Redevebpment Ageory Santa Cruz RWevebpment Agency Avalon Comm. Imprwement Agenry Santa Fe Springs Redvlpmnt Agrnry Azusa Redevelopmrnt Agenry La Habra Redevelopnent Agenry Santa Mana Redevebpment Agency La Mesa Redevebpment Agenry Saeta Monio Mountains Conxevanry 8akersfieid RedeveloPmrnt Agenry � M�� Redevebpmrnt Agenry Sanra Moniw Redevelopment Agenry Baldwin Park Redevelopment Agency � Quinta Redevebpment Agenry Santa Rasa Redevelopment Agenry � Bell Community ReAvlpmnt Agenry �keport Redevebqnent A�epry Santee RWevelopment Agen � - Bell� Gardens Redevelopment Agenry [akaide Union Schaol Dia[nct Sea� geach Redevelopmrnt Agenry Brea Redevelopment Agenry �kew'ood R�developnKOt Agenry Sipfal Hill Redevelopment Agenry City of Bnstiane League of Catifanie Citiea Sokdad Redevelopment en Burbank Redevelopmen[ Agenry �� R��bP�+xo� ABe�Y Suaoma Redevdopment A�genry � Long 8each Redevelopnxnt Agenry South Gate Redevelopment Agenry Califomia lndustrial Development Community Redevebpmeot Ageory of South Lake Tahoe Redvipmnt Agrncy Advisory Commission the City af Las Mgeka Sout� Pasadena Redvlpmnt Agenry California Passenger Rail Fnancing Ciry of Coa Mgeka Soutp San Franciaco Redvlpmnt Agrnry Commissioo ��8��+ �+nry Community Southeau Econamic Devipmt Corp OfCce of Catifomia State Treasurer � �m� (San Diego) Campbeil Redevelopment A$enry ��8�� +nry rronsportatioo Suisun Redevebpmcat Agenry Capistrano Unified School D�stria �m�� Sunoyvak Redwebpment Agenry . Carlsbad Redevelopment Agenry Lynwood Redevelopment Agency _ Cathedral Ciry Redevelopment Agenry Tempk City Redwelopmeut Agency ' Centrc Ci Ckvelo mrnt Co Tavn of Mammah Iakea ty p cporatioa 7Lousand Oaks Rcdevelopment Ageory (San Diego) M�P� �ory Torrance Redevelopment e Chico RedevcIopment Ageory Marysvilk Redevek�pvxot Agenry Turlock Redevelopment Age� Chula V'u[a Redevelopment Ageary MeYwood Redevelopoxnt Agenry Tustin Community RedvlP�� AB�Y Clovis RedevelopmentA� enry M�� R�'��KntA� enry , Coachella Vallry Water ISistrict Monrwia RedeveWpuxn[ dgenry Vacavilk Redevebpment Agenry Colton Redevelopment Agenry Montclair Redevebpn�eet nry Valkjb Redevebpment Ageacy Commera Redevelopmeot Agenry M�«�� R��opoxnt Verooa Redevelopment Agency Compton Redevebpment Agrnry City & Redevipmt Agenry o�erry Conejo Valley Unified School Disvia M��erey Patt Redevek�pment pgeo�7r Walnut Imprwement Ageary Contra Costa County Redvlpmn[ Agenry City of Maeno Va�ky City of Wasoo Corona Redevelopment Agenry Mouotain Yiew Redevelopment Agepry Wea[ Covine Redeve�opmeat Agenry Costa Mesa Redevelopmeot Ageury W6ittier Redevebpment Agenry Covina Redevelopment Agency Napa Community Redevlpmt Agenry Willits Redevebpmen[ Agenry Culver City Redevelopmeot Agenry Natiooal City Commry Devlpmt Cammsa Nawalt Redevelopment rlgenry Yube Ciry Redevebpment Agenry Dana Point Redevelopment Agency �� R �� Damilk Redevelopment Agenry �ry MICt�GAN City of Doamry ��m pmot Comm4eion Ciry of Detroit Duarte Redevebpment Ageory �� ry , Oran Redevebpmeat Ageory �p� Fau Palo Alto Redevelopment Agency � R��ot Ageory Ciry of St La�is EI Certito Redevebpment Agenry � R��ot Ageary EI Monte RWevebpmentA� enry MONTANA Emeryvilk Redevelopment dgenry Yalmdak RedevebpmentA�e ory Ciry of BiWnp� Escaodido Redevebpment Age�.y Pasade°e Comm DeviPmnt �ommusiou M�� Redevebpment Agenry Eureka Redevelopment Agenry Pittsburg RedeveIoq� nt Age �� Port Hueoeme Redeve Fairfield Redevelopmeot Ageory � Ias Vegaa Redevebpment Agenry Fllmore Redevlpmt Ageory Redlmds Redevebpmeat Ageory Ciry ot N�rth Laa Vegas FoL+om Redevebpmeat Ageary R�doodo Heach Redvlpma t Agenry Fontana Redevebpmeat Ageory Redwvod Ciry Redevefopmeot Ageary OREGON Foster City Revebpoxnt Agenry Rialco Redevelopment Ageay Partland Development Cammistioo . ' Fresno RMvelopmeot Ageory Richma�d Redevelopnent Aged.y Fulkrton Redevelopmrnt Agency �� Redevelopment Ageery U1'�y Roctlin Redevebpnent Agenry gp�ytill�l Redevelopmeot Agenry Garden Grove Redevelopmeot Agenry Raeemead Redevelapment Ageory Lndm Redevebpment Agexy ' Gkodak Redevelopment Ageory Raeevilk Rederelopment AgencY I.ogan Redeve nt Gkndora Redeve b � �p� � �� Sacramenw Hang dc RedvlP�� ' � Neighborh�ood DevTpm t Agenry Half Maon Bey Redevebpment Agency �� R�� ry Prwo Redevebpment � San Hernardioo edeve ty � � Hawthome Redevebpment Agenry �� 6 of Salt Late Ci Heyward RedevetoQment Agenry �� aaven t� Redvipmnt Ageo�,Y Ciry o[ Springville Healdsburg Redevebpment Agenry Bo �o� �aS Depertmeat of Community and Huntingtoo Beach Redvipmnt Agenry Sen Dimas Redevebpment Agea.9 E0000mic Devebpment - Uta6 Hun[ington Part RedNpmot Agenry � Fernaodo Redevelopmeot Agenry Sm Fraacisco Redevebpmeot Agen�q wESY WtCQ�fIA Indian Welis Redevek�pmeot Agenry Saa Jaee Redevebpmeot Ageory �parleatan Redevelopment Agenry San Mateo Retkvebpment Ag�p�,Y , ;. TECHNICAL ASSISTAM GRANT RFP - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SNDY RATING SHEET FIRM NAME SUBMIITAL gUDGET OURA110N � INSURANCE CER'i1FlCAilON STATEMENT AUALIflCATIONS OF OVERALL RECEIVED STATUS STATEMENT COMPLEIENESS FlRM � SfAFF RAi1NG A KATZ HOLLIS YES $45,000 1 YEAR YES N/A YES 9 10 9.50 • B KOSMONT & ASSOCIATES YES S53,908 4 MONTHS VES N/A YES 9 8 B.50 C ECONOMIC RESEARCH YES $62,000 4 MONTHS YES N/A YES/SUBS 9 9 9.00 D NATELSON COMPANY YES S49.350 5 MONTHS YES N/A YES 8 8 8.00 E LEVANDER COMPANY NO F WILLIAMS KUEBELBECK NO G KEYSER MARSTON NO H GRGCOPENHAVER NO I CDD NO RATING: � � . 8 to 10 THOROUGHLV DOCUMENTED SCOPE WHICH ADDRESSES,PROJECT SfATEMENT/INNOVAiION SUGGESTED FOR ONE OR MORE PROGRAM ELEMENTS. �� ... 4 to 7 COMPLETE SCOPE OF WORK. �� . . 8 to 10 THOROUGHLV 9UAUFIED/PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN THE SAME OR SIMILAR PROJECL � . . - 410 7 SOME EXPERIENCE IN SAME OR SIMILAR PROJECT. . �� ..............................................................................._........................................................................................................................................................._..............._.....__._....._....._...:_.........:...:.........._......_._..............._....._........_......._._._....._.......:..........................................................:......... � NOTES A. MARKEf STUDV INCLUDED ON PROJECT FEASIBILITV/PROFORMA FOR CIN REU$E. . . � - B. KA/PRC PROGRAM GU�DE FOR IMPIEMEMATION� � � � - � � � � � � - � . � C: INCLUDES BARIO�PIANNERS AND MEZA &�MADRID - NO MARKEf FEASIBILfIV ANALVSIS � - � � � � � � - - � � D. NATELSON�& TERRV HAVES/GOOD ON�PROFORMA ANALVSIS REPORf - PROfORMA FOR CIIV TO COPV ' � � . DATE: Octobe�9, 1993 • , T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ' FROM: Faustin Gonzales, City Manager BY: Sol Blumenfeld, Director of Community Development � �'. SUBJECT: Described as Parcel 6169, Lot 031, Page 006, commonly known as Pear 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 property. The hearing date shall be set for � _ November.9, 1993. FACTS• , Chronology of events is as follows: � 7-19-93Received complaint regarding vacant lot with property maintenance violations considered to be a nuisance to the neighbors. Inspection conducted the same day to verify information received. 7-26-930wner-of-record, CALTRANS, was notified via phone of existing violations. Staff was advised that the property had been sold to a private party. CALTRANS will forward all available in£ormation to the City for processing. 8-10-93Upon receiving the owner's information a Violation Letter , - was mailed to the owner, Beneva Jackson, with a due date of August 18, 1993. � 8-23-93Inspection conducted to verify compliance. Violations remain the same. Non-Compliance letter to be sent to owner. 9-15-93Non-Compliance letter sent to owner. Last and Final correction date for September 21, 1993. 9-27-93Inspection conducted to verify compliance. Violations remain the same. Owner has not attempted to obtain compliance. Staff will verify current ownerehip with the County Tax Assessor's Office and submit case as a Nuisance - to the Lynwood City Council. BACR(iROUND : , , _ Staff hae received innumerable complainta regarding the conditions at this site. All attempts to obtain compliance from the property owner have been unsuccessful. It is apparent that the property is currently ia an abandoned state which is in violation of the Lynwood Municipal Code and its present accumulation of junk, trash and debris and exceseive overgrown vegetation presente a potential hazard to the city and its residents. Neighboring residents have complained of an excesaive number of vermin in the neiqhborhood due to the detrimental conditions of the site. , ' RSC014�Q.+NDATION• Staff reapectfully requeste 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 GENERALLY KNOWN AS 11419 PEAR STREET, DESCRIBED AS PARCEI 6169, LOT 03I, PAGE 006, IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD." ATTACAMENTS: 1. Resolution 2. Location Map (Exhibit A) I IT�1 ... code/proposaU0tT.2 � . - ' � � � RESOLUTION 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 ON CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Lynwood has recommended that this City Council find that certain premises within the City of Lynwood may be , maintaineci +n 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 nuisance may be abated; L WHEREAS, the conditions on said property which may constitute a nuisance are: •� 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout the site. 2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throughout site. �` NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: ction 1. Based upon the aforesaid recommendation of the City Manager, this Council hereby finds and determines that the following described property may presently be maintained m such manner as to constitute a nuisance. Such property is described as Lot 031 of Tract 6169, Page 006; generally known as 11419 Pear Street, in the City of Lynwood. ction 2. The method(s) by which said conditions could be abated include, but are not limited to: 1.. Remove all the overgrown vegetation at the site, properly dispose of it and maintain site. 2. Remove and properly dispose al! the junk, trash and debris currently at ' - the site and maintain srte clean. � . ction 3 The owner of said property, Beneva Jackson is thereby ordered to take said steps in order to abate said nuisance pursuant to Chapter 3-13.3. BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THIS COUNCIL therefore declares its intention to sonduct a public hearing, pursuant to Chapter 3-13 of the City Code of Lynwood to ascertain whether the above described conditions constitute a public nuisance, the abatement of wtrich is appropriate under public power of the Ciry of Lynwood, and, . 7'HE CITY COUNCIL hereby fixes the hours of 7:30 p.m., November 9th, 1993, as the time and the City Council Chambers, 11330 Bullis Road, as the place for said public hearing; and the Ciry Clerk is authorized and directed to serve and post certified copies of the resolution in the manner set forth in Chapter 3-13.5 of the Lynwood City Code. . PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Ciry of Lynwood held on the nineteenth day of October of 1993. PAUL RICHARDS, Mayor ; Ciry of Lynwood �- ATTEST: ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk City OfLynwood � � � . ,.�,� cit �' �,YNWOOD � .,...,.,�. �,,. �� #� �1 CtEy vUeet[ng CI�aQQenges I I�' i 71330 BUILIS fiOAD � � LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 � � (310� 603-0220 , NOTICE OF HEAAING TO ABATE NUISANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the ninth of November,. 1993, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the Ciry Council of the City of Lynwood will conduct a public hearing in the City Council Chambers of the Lynwood Ciry Hail, at 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood California to determine whether the real property located at 11419 Peai Street, Lynwood, California, more particularly described as: Tax Assessors Parcel No. 6169, Lot 031, Page 06. constitutes a public nuisance sub'ect to abatement by the rehabilitation of the propeity, removal of trash or debris, or by t�e repair of demolition of buildings or structures situated. thereon. The alleged conditions constituting a public nuisance are the following: 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout site. 2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throughout site. If the properry, in whole or in part, is found to be 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 City will be assessed upon the property and shall become a lien against the property until paid. All persons having any objection to, or interest in, this matter may ap�ear at the hearing, at which testimony and other evidence will be taken and given due consideration. DATED this nineteenth day of October, 1993. CITY OF LYNWOOD City Manager . . � coae/pmpo:.�/ott.a � �! . . �� . -�,�. j� . � �, , .. rt � .F, .�. j3 1 •': .. . .`1''. . ' i. � + � �� t � �YNWOOD �, �.,�.��,. �� + � Ctty vUeettng C6aQQenges � � �' i 11330 �BULLIS ROAD . . � . ' LYNW000, CALIFORN�A 90262 �� , � (3�0) 803•0220 ' � ' NOTlCE OF HEARING TO ABATE NUISANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the ninth of November, 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 L� ynwood will conduct a public hearing in the City Councii Chambers of the Lynwood City . Hall, at 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood California to determine whether the real property located at 11419 Pear Street, Lynwood, California, more particularly described as: . Tax Assessors Parcel No. 6169, Lot 031, Page 06 constitutes a public nuisance subject to abatement by the rehabilitation of the property, removal of trash or debris, or by the repair of demolition of buildings or structures situated' thereon. 'The alleged conditions constituting a public nuisance are the following; 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout site. 2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throughout site. If the property, in whole or in part, is found to be 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 incurrc�l hy thc City will be assessed upon the property and shall become a lien against the properry until paid. All persons having any objection to, or interest in, this matter may ap�ear at the hearing, at which testimony and other evidence will be taken and given due consideration. DA7'ED this nineteenth day of October, 1993. CITY OF LYNWOOD C3ty Manager .. � code/proposai/Occ4 � ' � � � ��4.: � . . Ai tr ;. . ;y a . �,� `;. .1�.. . . - :, . . ::.. ��' �� t a �YNwooD �.�� .«...,��.�,,. �� 4 � City vUeettng Cf�aQQenges i 1�� i 11330 BULLIS ROAD a - LYNWOOD, CAUFORNIA 90262 . � . (310) 603-0220 NOTICE OF HEARING TO ABATE NUISANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the ninth of November, 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 hearing in the City Council Chambers of the Lynwood Ciry Hall, at 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood California to determine whether the real property located at 11419 Pear Street, Lynwood, California, more particularly described as: Tax Assessors Parcel No. 6169; Lot 031, Page 06 constitutes a public nuisance sub'ect to abatement by the rehabilitation of the property, removal of trash or debris, or by t�e repair of demolition of buildings or structures situated thereon. The: alleged conditions constituting a publlc nuisance are the following: 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout site. 2. Junk, trash and debris scattered throughout site. ' If the property, in whole or in part, is found to be 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 City will be assessed upon the property" and shall become a lien against the properry until paid ' All persons having any objection to, or interest in, this matter may ap�ear at the hearing, at which testimony and other evidence will be taken and given due consideration. DATED this nineteenth clay of October, 1993. CITY OF LYNWOOD City Manager � code/Pnopnwl/Oct.4 � i�;: ' . . . .�' � � . � � � pd. . �� . � :ifi. ' , . . � - ' � , ' � � CITY OF LYNNOOD ' � . - . � . � � - .YARRANT REGISTER TOTAL � � _ COUNCIL MEETING: 10-L9-93 � . �� WARRANT DATE DESCRIPTION AlfOUNT . - ; 09/30/93 POSITIVE ltOTION - YOUTH TRAINEE $ 15,535.00 � ' � • � 10/07/93 TREE OF LIFE II - YOUTH TRAINEE 2,620.00� . .� �,. � . 10/19/93 CITY OF LYNWOOD 943,377.39 � + TOTAL a $ : 961i532a39 � . (� � � _- .. . _ ' .� . ~ \ � . . � � � . . . .. POSITIVE MOTION-YOUTH TRqINEE � � - � , . � � � � �LITy � o� .LVN�NO�OD , � .. FIARRANT DATE: 09-30-93 � M A R�R A N T R E�0 1 S T E p � � �� . .. , � . . . . PAOE� 1 , � . . � PREPAIDS AND VOIDS � . � �. . � � � � � � WARFANTf AMOVNT � VENDOqi VENDOq� NqP£� DE9CRIPTION - INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT � .. ��. .. - . . � � � . � TOTA� PREPAVB� 0. pp � _ . TOiAL VO[D8: � O. pp � . � � . ' � TOTAI: ' O. 00 � � � � � � � ti � � � . C�I T V of L V�N W O O D � . . �� WARHANT-DATE: 09-30-93 . . . M A R R A N T R£ Q I 8�T E A � .� PACE� 2 � � � . � WAqqqNT� AMOUNT VENDORN VENDOp NAFIE DE9CRIPTION � 1NV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT " 46171 70.00 2101 SIATUA AQAALII � � VWTH iRAINEE 9/ZS 09-30-93 7p,pp � - - . •6172 70.00 2f02 SULU AH-CHINC VOUTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-93 70-00 � 46173 t00.p0 196 CIL6ERT ALATORRE VOUTH TRAINEE 9/ZD 09-30-93 � 1pp.00 � �b�7< - - 90.00 198 ELI2ABETH ALCALA � YOUTH TRAINEE 9/ZS 09-30-93 90.00 4617� 20.00 2000 VIVIANq pLCALA � VWTH TRAINEE 9/23 09-30-93 20.00 ' 46176 89.00 '2103 DAVON pLE%ANDER VWTH TRAINEE 9/8� 09-30-93 83.00 46 V7 70.00 210� CIRTHq �E1fANDEq � VWTH TRAINEE 9/Z7 09-30-93 70.00 � � . � 46ll8 7]-00 200Z NAVIDAD ALVMEZ YWTH.TRAINEE 9/�O 09-30-93 73�.00 06179 100.00 2003 CMI�N AMAYA VWTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-93 100.00 • . 46IB0 90.00 �Z004 FRqNC18C0 AMAyA ' YOVTM TRAINEE 9/27 09-30-93 90.00 46181 100.00 Z000 ryAp[O AMAYA YOUTH TRAINEE 9/23 09-30-93 100.00 46I82 IOO.pp 2109 AiDEE ANCIqA VOUTN TRAINEE 9/Z9� 09-30-93 100.00 16IB3 100.00 2106 i11CARD0 ANCIRA VOVTH TpAINEE 9/Z9 09-30-93 100.00 . � 46184 t00.00 2I07 MICHAE� ARE��ANp VWTH TqAINEE 9/Z7 �09-30-93 100.00 � . •618� IOO.pp 2108 CVNTHIA MEVALO VOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 .�61B6 IOO.Op 2109 WILFREDO AREVALO VOUTH TRAINEE 9/27 09-30-93 100.00 ' � . 46187 100.p0 2110 OIMR ARCl1ETA YWTH 7RAINEE 9/Z7 09-30-93 100.00 - . •6188 90.00 2006 PABOU��LI MIAB VOUTH TRAINEE 9/Z9 Oq-30-93 90.00 46189 100.pp Z11! gANTA ARNECA VOUTH TRAINEE 9/ZD 09-30-93 100.00 ' 46190 . 100.00 2112 NABHA AVQUBT YDVTH 7RAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 � . ♦6191 � IOO.pp Z113 RENAN AV1LE8 VOUTH TRAINEH 9/Z9 -09-30-93 100.00 � 4619� 100.00. �007 CEBAR AVINA VOVTM TRAIlEE 9/Z9 � 09-30-93 100.00 � � 46193 100.0p 2114 ROBERT BMIIER YOUTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-93 100.00 06194 100.00 �ZOOB CVNTHIA BECERRA VOUTN TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-93 100.00 . 46�93 100.00 211� FELIPE BENAVIDES YOUTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-93 100.00 46196 100.p0 2010 NARCO BOLAN08 VWTH.TRAINEE 9/Z� 09-30-93 � 100.00 16197 100.00 2116 ENNA CAIN YOUTH TRAItEE 9/29 09-30-93� 100.00 16198 60.00 � Zt17 JOSE CALpEppN - VOUTN TpAINEE 9/20 09-00-93 60.00 46199 100.00 Z11B TINA CALHq1N VWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 � 46Z00 100.00 �119 ALFONgO CABTOq VWTH TRA[NEE 9/ZD 09-30-93 100.00 � . �6201 lOO.00 2120 DOpA CASTRO � YOUTH TRAINEE 9/25 09-30-93 100.00 • ♦6202 100.00 2121 CHA! CHMMAN YWTM TqAINEE 9/20 09-3p-93 f00.00 ' ♦6iO3 97.00 212� JAMAL CHAPlW1 ' VOU7H TpAINEE 9/2D 09-30-93 �9D.00 � 46,�04 100.00 Z123 MON1Cq CHAVMRIA VOUTH TRAII�EE 9/20 09-30-93 100.00 � 46203 100.0p 2i24 pIDR10D CIBNERpB YWTH TRAINEE 7/29 09-30-93 l00.00 . �6:06 63.00 Z12� CALVIN CLARN VWTH TRAINEE 9/20 09-30-93 63.00 46i07 63.00 2126 MERCONIA CLARR VWTH TRAINEE 9/20 - 09-30-93 63.00 A6200 100.00 2127 TOMRINA CIEMONB YWTH TqAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 �6i09 79.0p ZOIA LATRICE GLIIE YOVTH TRAINEE 9/Z9 09-30-93 73.00 � 46.^10 100.00 � 21�8 GERARpp CONTRERAS VOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 f00.00 � 46�11 100.00 21Z9 MAqIp CONTRERA$ VWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 46s12 100.00 201� JE59E CORLETTO VWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 ' 46��3 - 100.00 2016 JOSE CORTEZ VOUTH TRAINEE 9/23 09-30-93 100.00 � 46014 60.00 2130 PATRICIA GOVpRRUBlAS YWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 60.00 � � 16�13 7D.00 PO V TORONbA CO1f � YOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 73.00 . 46216 � tOO.Op 213t EDITM CRESPO VWTH TRA[NEE 9/2� Oq-30-93 100.00 46�17 100.00 2018 ROSALIN� DAVIS , VOVTH�TqAINEE 9/27 ��09-30-93� 100.00 ' 46218 100.00 2132 BET7V D1AZ - . YOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 � . . 46219' 100.00 2019 CARESS DIOOS � yOUTH TRAINEE 9/29 � 09-30-93 100.00 � � � - ' � C I. T y of L Y N N O O D � UARRANT DATE: 09-30-93 • W A R R A N T R E G I S T£ R -� PAOE: 3.� • � � NARRANTN AMOUNT VENDORN VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION , INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT �� 46220 l00.00 2133 CORNESHIA DICCS - VOUTH TRAINEE 9/27� 09-30-93 100.00 � 96221 7�.00 �021 ANCEL JR. 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YOUTH TRA[NEE 9/25 09-30-93� 75.00 � - C�I T�Y of l V N M O O D � �- WARRAN7 DATE: 09-30-93 - W A R R A N�T R E�O 1�6�T� E R . . pqpE q �� NARRANTII qMOUNT� VENDORM VENDOR NAME DESCRiPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT ' 46269 100.00 , 20�3 JOSE LOPE2 ��VWTH TRAINEE 9/27 � � 09-30-93 �- 100.00 � 46270 100.00 21D� D9BALD0 LOPEZ�� VWTH TRAINEE 9/Q7 09-30-93 I00.00 �6271 I00.00 Y176 6AN7(Ap0 LOPEZ VWTH TRAINEE 9/Z7 09-30-93 100.00 . . 46272 100.00 2137 VERONICA LOPEZ YWTH TRAINEE 9/Z7 09-30-93 100.00 - 46273 6�.00 20�0 ,IOROE L1AMA6 YWTH TqAiNEE 9/29 09-30-93 67.00 46271 I00.00 2031 JAIME L1AMA6 VOUTH TRAINEE 9/.27 09-30-q3 100.00 , -4627� 100.00 20» OUILLEpMp MpRpVgZ � YOUTH TNAINEE 9/27 09-30-93 t00.00 ' _ 46276 70.00 80�� qLBER7 MAR7►N VWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 70.00. . 46Z77 100.00 2138 ARTMM MARTINEZ VWTH TRAINEE 9/27 09-30-93 100.0p • ♦6278 93.00 21�9 pUPREE MAXWELL � VOUTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-93 9D.00 96279 100.00 �0�7 ENIC MAyO VWTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-q3 100.00� .. 16280 IOO.00 2078 qA�fON MAYO YWTH TRAINEE 9/Z7 09-30-q3 100.00 � /6ZB1 , 60.00 2160 LOTITA MCFARLAND YOUTH TRA2NEE 9/29 09-30-93 60.00 46282 100.00 • 2161 JUDIE MCOOWAN VOUTM TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 �6283 . Z162 ZUIMA MELENDEZ - TXAINEE 9/27 09-30-93 100.0p - ' 46281 6�.00 2079 .lONDELL lqNT00MERV VWTH THAINEE 9/29 09-30-q3 69.00 46287 l00.00 2163 BRIAN MORRIS VWTH TRAIf�EE 9/27 09-30-93 100.00 . . 46�86 � 7�.00 2061 OUINTICCA M08ELY VOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 � 7�.00 46287 100.00 216� PABHA MlN16IN VOUTH TRAI/EE 9/27 09-30-93 100.00 � 46ZB8� 100.00 2167 JESl16 NAVA YOUTH TRAINEE 9/�p 09-30-93 100.00 16ZB9 77.00 206II LUI9 NECRETE �VOUTN TRAIIEE 9/Q9 Oq-9p-q3 7�.pp �� 46290 100.00 2166 JOROE NEORET YOUTM TRA7/�EE 9/83 09-30-q3 100.00 46�91 100.00 2167 NICOLE NIBLETT YOUTM TRAINEE 9/2D " 09-30-93 100.00 � 96292 t00.00 2168 ISAAC NOA VOUTN TqAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.0p 46�93 73.00 2061 FELIPE ORTEOA VOUTH TqAINEE 9/2� 09-3p-q3 7�,pp � 4629• �.00 206� VICTOR ORTI2 VWTH TRAIIEE 9/23 09-30-93 �.00 � 46Z93 100.00 �f69 ALIW WTLEY YOU7H TRAINEE '1129 09-30-93 l00.00 16296 100.00 2170 DEANDRE OUTLEV YWTH TRAINEE 9/2S 09-30-93 t00.00 46297 - 100.00 ' 2171 TAHCELIA OUTLEY VOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 � 100.00 46298 � 100.00 217� VANIOUE OVTLEV VOUTH TRAINEE 9/27 09-30-93 100.00 /6299 60.00 �066 SANTIqpO PACFECO YOUTH TRAINEE 9/23 09-30-93 60.U0 •, ♦6300 100.00 2173 DAVID PpC11EC0 VOUTH TNAINEE 9/2D 09-30-93 100.�00 , � 1630f 100.00 2171 FERANDQ PACHECO �YWTH 7RAINEE 9/ZD 09-30-93 700.00 •630� )pO.00 Z067 PEDRO pApRON � VWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 IOQ AO 46303 .90.00 2068 ,IEROME PATRICII YOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� ' 09-30-q3 90.00 4630� 100.00 2179 OABHIEL PERALEB YOUTH TRAIi�E 9/ZS 09-30-93 100.00 46307 100.00 2176 ABBV PORTILLO YOUTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 46306 SO.00 2177 ROMONDpLE REVI�WLDB VOUTH TRAINEE 9/29 09-30-q3 �0.00 46307 70.00 2070 EVERETT RICE � VWTH TRAINEE 9/Q7 � 09-30-q3 �. 70.00 46308 100.00 Z178 EBONIE RICHARD80N . VOUTH TRAINEE 9/2D� 09-30-93 100.00 � - •6309 100.00 2179 FELICIA RICHAR90N VOUTH TRAINEE 9/.'t� 09-30-93 100.00 � ' 46310 100.00 2180 MARCUB RICMAR50N � VOUTH TRAINEE 9/23 09-30-93 100.00 .� .46311 .� 8�.00 2071 DANIE� qICO � VWTH TRAINEE 9/Z9 09-30-93 B2 00 ' 46312 I00.�00 2181 DANNV RILLEV VWTH TRAINEE 9/2D 09-30-93 100.00 . C6313 73.00 2072 DAViD p1VERA � YOUTH TRAtNEE 9/2� 09-30-9� 73.00 � 46311 100.00 2183 FRANCISCO ROSAB VWTH TRAINEE 9/2� 09-30-93 100.00 4631� � I00.00 2384 SHALETA ROYBTER � VWTH TRAINEE�9/2� 09 l00.00 � . - 46316 . 8�.00 2076 DAISV SANCNE2 YOUTH'TRAINEE 9/�� 09 BS.00 � ' . q6317 100.00 2IBS FERMIN SANCFIEZ VOUTH TRAINEE 9/23 ' 09 100.00 - . � WARRANT DATE: 09-30-93 . 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LU15 NEGRE7E VOVTH TRAINEE 9/20 10-07-93 60.00 � � �� '�Q64�4 60 UO 2063 MARIA NUHEZ � YOUTH��TRqINEE 9/2� IO-07-93 60.00 � ��' • �6415 h0 b0 2064 FFLIPE ORTEGA VOUTH TRqINEE 9/27 10-07-93 60.00 I �. � 4 h 4 �!'� b0. UO 2065 VICTUR ORTd�2� VOUTH TRqINEE 9/29 � � � �nt.at� ,,n 10-07-93 60.00 , 00 20h9 DEJREpN PATTERSON - VOUTH TRqINEE 9/2S ]0-07-93 60.00 �j �_ � n6qIF [,0 ��n 1491 C. EVERE.77 R!(F ' � •. 1 VOVTH 7RAINEE 9/2S 10-07-93 60.OU �I ' `��+Q�''� � 50 00 :07g JUnN SANDOVAL YOUTH TNAiNEE 9/ZS 10-07-93 60.00 - � 3� . 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PREPAID9 AND VOIUS � . � WARRANT� AFIpUNT �VENDOR• VENDOR NAME _ DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT � � 46373 393.00 9q99q qVpW gNVDER ASSOCIATEB INC. qEOI-L.70RRE8 10-19-93 390.�00 � 16376 62��.74 201 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE 8VC8 10-19-93 62�2.74 46377 232.77 I17� pT4T TELEPFIONE 8VC3 lO-19-93 �32.77 96378 �60.0� 106�GTE CALIFOqNIA TELEPHONE SVCS 10-19-93 360.OD , 46379 ,233.00 99999 NATIONAL FIRE.PROTECTION A880C RECI-O.NALLACE lO-19-93 Z3D.00 � . 16380 . 230.00 130 LEAGUE OF CALIFpqNIA CITIEB REOI-DONALD DOVE 10-19-q3 230.00 �• 16381 101.00 99999 FREEMAN TRAVEL TICNET/D.DOVE 10-19-93 101.00 � ♦6382 960.3� 1118 STANOMD INSURANCE COMPANV L1FE INB. f0/93 10-19-93 960.34 _ � 46383 976.89 11t7 BAFEOUARD HEALTN PLANB DENTAL PREMIUM 10/93 10-l9-93 936.89 . 46386 6180. 07 1116 �PRO-DENT PREMItA'1 INB. IO/93 10-i9-93 6180. 0� 46387 66683.27 1119 P.E.R.B.-HEALTH !£ALTH PREMIUM 10/93 10-19-93 66683.27 �� , TOTAL PREPAYB: 400698.13 � TOTAL VpID3: -7628.30 . � TOTAL: �38069.63 - . . . • C i T V o♦ L V N N O O D NARHAN7 OATE: 10-19-93 M A q R A N T R E p I 9 T E R PAOE: 3 WAqRANT• AMOUNT VENDOHM VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMWNT 46132 438.41 99999 800 SOFTNARE OPERATINO 6WP�IE6 10-19-93 438.11 16133 16.Oi 99999 AAA ELECTRICAL BUPPLV INC. CEBM CHAVEZ PAOJECT 10-19-93 46.01 0613� � 23�.66 2 ACE LUMBER � 6UPPLY BUILDINO MATERIALB 10-19-93 233.66 . 4643� 62. �O 99999 AC09TA� RICHARD REFVND-BUILDINO PERMIT f0-19-93 62.�0 �6�36 38.00 310 ACTION AUTO REPAIq AUTO PARTB t0-19-93 38.00 ♦6137 43.69 120 ALL AMERICAN HOI£ CENTER BUILDINC MATERiALB 10-19-93 �3.69 . 46�38 127.00 089 ALL PURE CHEMICAL CONPANV OPENATINO BVPPLIEB 10-19-93 127.�08 � 16139 B8.4B 99999 ALLIED BU9INE88 BYBTEMB CABH RECIBTER TAPE 10-19-93 88.�8 � 16��0 831.00 ]OB9 THE A�PHp pROUP BECUIiITY WMD 9VC8 10-19-93 831.00 �6�11 170.00 99999 ALVARADO. ALMA L REFUND-BATEMAN IIALL 1p-19-93 170.00 . � 46��Z 162.00 10 MI ALARM 8Y9TEM BECUQITV OUAqD BVCB � 10-I9-93 162.00 �6443 29.00 12 EDMOND H. ARCHAMBAULT TRAFFIC/PMN MTC 9/23 10-19-93 ��.p0 06�4♦ 179.90 927 ANM9TqON0 PACIFIC COAP ELECTNiCAL BUPPLIEB 10-19-93 179.90 � 46�1� �890.00 q9999 A880CIATED TRAFFIC CONBUI.TANTB TRAFFIC ENOIIEERINO 8VC8 10-19-93 4890.00 �6146 4�1.98 1210 AUTO PARTB CLUB ' AUTO PAR78 10-t9-93 ��1.98 161�7 1480.00 t27B AVILIA M1It8ERV PROFE88IONIIL BVC9 10-19-93 1�80.00 06��8 88�.12 99999 A1TEC RENTAL9 BTAOE RENTAL 10-19-93 88�.12 46��9 378.61 ZBB AZTECA AVTO BODV 4 UPHOL9TERY AUTO PMTB 10-19-93 � 378.61 46450 2�39.7� 96 BALL INDU9TRIES BUILDINO MATERIALB 10-19-93 Z739.74 16�S1 $9898.93 748 BM808A. OMCIA L BARNE6 LIABILITY CLAIMB 10-19-03 2�BOB.9� 1647Z 29.00 737 JOE BATTLE TRAFFIC/PMN MTp 9/23 10-19-93 29.00 . 461�3 72.77 23 BISHOP COMPANy BVILDINO lMTERIALB 10-19-93 72.7� �6434 14�3.00 99999 BROADNAV OLA88 i MIqROq INC. BHOHER DOOpB 10-19-93 1129.00 46193 83Z.11 S�O BROONB PRODUCT9. INL. CONCRETE BO1(E8 lO-19-93 832.4I 46�56 410.09 11f1 BUDDV'8 ALLSTM INC. UNIFORMB 10-19-93 410.09 46��7 23.00 l223 DELMAR CABMET TRAFFIC/PMN MTO 9/23 10-19-93 2�.00 46438 �7.00 B07 CAL'9 TIRE BERVICE AUTO PMTB 10-19-93 17.00 464�9 31.31 Z12 CALIFORNIA OVERNIGHT FIEBBENOER BVCB 10-19-93 31.71 ♦6160 3787.60 863 CAI.IFORNIA WESTERN ARBORIBT TREE OF LIFE 10-t9-93 3SB7.60 � � 16461 203�.67 99999 GALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLV CEBM CHAVEZ PROJECT 10-19-93 20�3.67 46�62 BB.71 99999 CMMEN ELENA CA9TN0 NTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD t0-19-93 88.71 16463 200.79 96� CHMLEB N. CARTER CO AUTO PMTB 10-19-93 200.79 �616� SB.00 1243 CENTURV MCO AUTO PMTB 10-19-93 �8.00 46167 171.11 967 COABTLINE EOUIPIENT AUTO PMTB 10-19-93 �74.14 46966 2B.00 1206 COMMUNICATiON TRAN3MITTINO 8VC PACER 8VC8 10-19-93 28.00 46�6� 79.98 �9 COMPTON BLUEPRINT 1, SUPPLV BIUEPRINTB 8VC9 10-19-93 79.98 � 46�68 71.60 99999 CONTRERAS. HORACIO REFUND-BVILDING PERMIT 1p-19-q3 71.60 46169 1661.2� t113 CONTROL VALVE 8Y8TEM OPERATINC BUPPLIE9 10-19-93 1661.21 ' 46�70 �40.00 99999 C08TA 6 A650CIATE6 STqUCTURAL ENOINEEflINO 10-19-93 3�0.00 46171 1078.�3 1032 LOUNTY OF LOS ANOELES HELICOPTER SVC9 lp-lq-q3 1078.�� 46972 110.00 99999 CPR6 REOI-RALPH DAV19 IO-19-93 110.00 46173 IIO.00 99999 CPRS MEMBER9HIP DUES 10-19-93 110.00 46�7• �5.00 63 MIL�IAM CUNNINOMAM iRAFFIC/PARII MTO 9/Z3 10-19-93 23.00 16�7� 146.90 99999 CVA AUDIO AMPLIFIER 10-19-93 1�6.90 46�76 492.12 � 3�7 D M U REFRICEHATION NEN P/N'8 YARD 10-19-93 492.t2 464�7 11.�0 99999 D � D ENTERPRISE9 NTR REFUND-ACCT CL9D ]0-19-93 11.10 46478 27.58 99999 DAL-TILE NEN P/N'8 YARD 10-�9-93 �7.78 96179 1773.30 77B DAMON CON9TRUCTION PROFE9910NAL SVCS� 10-19-93 1773.30 46480 3�.00 67B DATA PLUS COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE SVCS lp-I9-q3 39.00 . � � - � . ' C I T V of L V�N�N 0 O D - �. HAqRANT DATE: 10-19-93 W A�R R A N T fl E C I 8 T E$ . -� PAOE: 4 . � MARRANT• qMOUNT� VENDORN VENDOR NAME�� DEBCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT - , . � 46481 436.00 343 DEE-MAR, INC. -� TEMP FEI.p ' f0-19-93 ♦36.00 �� ♦bIB2 49Z.00 99999�DICIl80N CO. PRE85UHE RECORDER 10-19-93 �9Z.p0 � �6483 �6.00 116� DISCOUNT RAOIATOR 9EqVICE AUTO PMTB f0-19-93 76.00 � � 46484 1361.98 �69 D19COUNT EOUIP►ENT CO. OPERATINO BUPpLIEB 10-19-93 1�61.98 ♦648� 29.00 1127 ELI2ABETM D1XON PLANNINO COMM MTO 9/14 IO-19-93 2�.00 46186 - B3BB.33 99999 DONqLD CHAE REIMB/ELECTRICAL BVCB 10-19-93 �8308.33 � 46487 10436.51 - 72 DO7V BROTHEPS EOUIPMENT SEWER MAIN PEPAIRB 10-19-93 10136.71 � � 46188 113.90 3�3 DVNA MED. INC OPERATINO BUPPlIE9 10-19-93 1�13.90 , 16189 9�1.87 f11P F, q, EARL EWIP.�CO. pROFE88I0NAL 8VC8 10-19-93 911.87 . �6490 4094.�87 - 99999 ESCOBAR BEWER CONTRACTINO BTREET EXCMATION 10-19, 93 �094.87 � 46191 �91.73 BB ENING IRRICATION PRODUCT BUILOINC MATERIALB lO-19-93 491.73 � 46492 286.23 99999 FASSARI !� Ag90CIpTEB LIABILITY CLAIM9 30-19-93 286.�� 96193 71.ZS 63� FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION IEBBENOER BVC9 10-19-93 71.27 4649� 137.3� 99999 083 LINEN LINEN CLEANINO l0-19-93 137.93 4649] 219.50 99999�OI890N. LW19 qEFUND-BATEMAN HALL 10-19-93 24�,y0 46�96 iS1.23 '�77 JIM CIVEN MILEACE CLAIM 10-]9-93 1�1,23 � 46�97 194.87 99999 OLENN'8 COVERS BAFETV BUPPLIEB 10-t9-93 191,89 46�98 � 38.66 810 OLOBAL COMPUTER BUPpL1E9 �OPERATINC BVPPLIEB 10-19-93 38.66 46199 108.17 99999 OLUBAI 9AFETV OPERATING BUPPLIEB 10-19-93 108,�7 - - �6�00 2�.61 12Z1 COLDEN BTATE PAINT BUILDINO MATERIALB 10-19-93 27.61 � Ab30t BO0.00 99999 -0UERRERO AUTO REPAIR REFUNDABLE DEP081T f0-19-93 BOO.00 � 16�02 ' 87.03 93 H. p. DANlEL9 CD. DRAFTING BUPPLIEB 10-19-93 87.03 - , �6503 138..11 3�2 HAN$ON OFFICE SUPPLY OPERATINO BUPPLIEB 10-19-93 138.11 46301. 919.40 117 HA9C0 OIL COMPANV, INC. OA80LINE CHARGEB 10-19-93 919.IQ � - 46SOS 216.30 99999 HERITAOE BUS1NE98 PRODUCT89 COMPUTER TAPEB 10-19-93 216,50 16�06 3191.00 99999 HOKKINS 9V8TEMATION. INC. OPERATINO BUPPLiE9 10-19-93 3191,00 46�07 - 600.00 99999 HOLIDAV ENTERTAINMENT 80UND BVBTEM 10-19-93 600,00 46508 29.00 1602 JOVCE Ml1RLEV PLAWIINO COIy'1 MTO 9/14 10-19-93 27.00 � 46509 IB0.6B 99999 HYATT REOENCV PHpENII( LODCIIN-0.1MLLACE 10-19-93 480.66 � � I6�10 18223.00 99999 IN9ITUFORM SOUTIri�E9T PROFEBBIONAL BVCS 10-19-93 18229.00- 4631! 12427.03 973 JOE•8 SMEEPINO CO. 9T. BWEEPING 8VC8 10-19-93 124Z7.03 I6312 726.36 136 JONEB UllIBER BUILDINO MATERIALB lO-19-93 726.36 46�13 - 379.00 qqqq9 MEVE PROWCTIVITV CENTER qECIBTRATION FEE 10-19-93 377.p0� � � ��6311 23.37 140 NEV9TONE FORD � AUTO PMTB f0-19-93 2�.37 46513 16.18 99999 MIMBERLY MALLETT MTR REFUND-ACCT CLBD 10-19-93 ♦6.18 � 46316 133.21 1268 L.A. COUNTV DISTRICT ATTORrEV IEOM. 9VC8 6/93 10-19-93 133.�t � � 46717 �93.94 IID LAMBERT TRANSMISSION3 AUTO PART9 10-19-93 �93.94 . 46718 20.00 f032 ERRICN lEE PlAM1fIN COMM�MTO 9/1� 10-19-93 27.00 � 46D19 20060.00 1231 LOCIIMAN 4 A390CIATE9 ENOINEENINC 8VC9 10-19-93 20060.00 � 467Z0 � 3�07.37 1�6 L08 ANOElE9 TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS 10-19-93 37�7.37 - � 16��1 27.00 137 LOS ANOELES COUNTY A89E390R pELEA8INC U EN 10-19-93 2Z 00 46322 V7�.91 161 L.A. COVNTV 6HEqIFF'S DEPT BPECIAL EVENT6 IO-t9-93 ll71,91 46323 2899.IB 49� L.A. COUNTY OF PUBLIC NOR1l9 TNAFFIC 81CNAL9 MAINT 10-19-93 2899.IB � �6324 37.92 99999 WTN. PERRV NTR HEFUND-ACCT CLSD 10-19-93 37.92 , 9672� 8�4.43 t61 LVNOATE PRINTINp CO. PRINTINO 8VC9 IO-19-93 BD4.�3 " 16�26 2300.00 168 LVNWOOD PREBS NAVE PVBL7CAT[ON� (0-19-93 250Q�00 - . . 96527 23.34 170 LYNMOOD RENTAL CENTER PqOPANE OAS 10-19-93 . 23.34 � . 46528 � 300.00 346 LVNNOOD VNIFIED SGHOOL DIST. 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RENTAlB OENERATOR RENTAL 10-19-93 347.7� � - 46�BZ 78.00 2�7 UNDERCND BERVICE�ALERT UNDERCR0IMD MORK 10-19-93 78.00 ' - 16383 114.60 1239 UNIFORM RENTAL BERVICE UNIFORM9 10-19-93 1 U.60 � 46784� �313.93� 99999 UNION METAL CO. CEBM CFIAVEZ PROJECT 10-19-93 •D1�.90 � �. � � 46383 160.00 99999 UNITED PEACE OFFICERS 9CHOLARSHip CEREMONV 10-19-93 160.00� � 16086 l239.B! 2B1 VANIER OHAPMICB CORA.� WATER 87L19 10-19-93 � 1239.B1 � 46787 �T737.78 99999 ME8T8URNE BUPPLY. INC. OPERATINO BUPPLIEB f0-19-93 Z737.78 ' •' �6�88 612.37 297 NESTERN HiOHNAV PRDDUCTS BTOP 810N8 10-t9-93 64�.37 ' 46589 200723.91 413 WEBTENN NABTE INDU9TRIE8 RUBBI9H PICN-lR � 10-19-93 2007Z3.91 � 46990 ZO�.yq . 9qqqq 4EgTERN FIRE CHIEFB ASBOC. UNIFORMB FIRE CODE 10-19-93 201.79 � � � �� . 46�91 �00.31 99q99 NIIBURN'S ME%ICAN INDEPENOENCE 10-19-93 200.31. - � �609� �02.11 99999 NILBVqN'S OFFICE BUPPLV DECORATiONB IO-19-93 202.1♦ � . •6393 �000.00 163 JOHN WiTHER9 L BONB INC. CEBAR CHAVEZ PROJECT f0-19-93 4000.00 � ' 46�94 2999.30 307 VIX1NC PEOPLE OF LVNMOOD ALLEY CLEAN UP l0-19-93 2999.30 46'J93 . IZ9.9� 308 ZUMAR INDU9TRIE8. INC. TNAFFIC BION9 10-19-93 129.94 9�3377.39 � . , 943377.39 PREPAID: 46109 � � . � SPOILED: 46383-46384 � � VOIDS: 10623 . 108 19 , 40897.41306,�1327,�1727.4I717.11913.49826.49896.49921 . ., � � �� City c�' �YNWOOD � ��. ��,. r �� 4 Ctty vUeeting CtiaQQenges � ^ ^ ; � � 11330 BULLIS ROAD �� I �� LYNWOOD, CALIFOiiNIA 90262 (310) 80&0220 I N T E R— O F F I C E M E M O DATE: OCTOBER 11, 1993 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMSERS FROM: FAUSTIN GONZALES, CITY MANAGER SY: ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERR SUBJECT: CO24tI5SION VACANCIES The term of Kenneth Alford CDBG Commissioner will expire in November 1993. I Nominations and Appointments are in order. � I I i I I � � � � ( I I i� I 1�L1� IT! i � � �' � I � � ` 1 �� c�t � �YNWOOD �, ��,�� 1LL�Y�FU CIM1 �, v4 C�ty vU¢¢t[ng CIwQQenges � � � - , 11330 BULLIS ROAD R E C E I 1�'E D I. � LYNWOOD, CALIFOFNIA 90282 CITY OF LYNWOOU (213) 803•0220 CITY CLERKS OFFICE. � � OCT 12 1993 AY PY 71 ! October 12, 1993 Dear Honorable Councilpersons: I It has been a pleasure serving as a commissioner for the City of Lynwood. I am requesting a reappointment to the Community � Development Slock Grant Advisory Board Commission for another i term. I am currently serving as Vice Chairperson; however, the.last few . j years has been remarkable. So I am asking you to reappoint me as a commissioner once again. i I t Sin esely, ,. � ,''-�� (/' , 'v`—�_. I Commissionen��Ren Alford � 1 � ; I � . � � - C I T V of L V N H 0 0 D � - � . 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MARqANi DATE: 10-19-93 � W A R R A N T N E p I 8 T E R � '�PAOE: ♦ � � WARRANT� AFqUNT VENDOR• VENDOR NAME � DEBCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT . •6�B1 � 436.00 943 DEE-MAR. INC: TEMP !£Lp . 10-t9-93 436.00 - � - � 46�82 492.00 q9qqq DICKBON CO. PqE88UqE RECORDEq 10-19-93 49Q.00 46483 . 06.00 Y164 DISCOUNT RADIATOR BERVICE - AVTO PMTB 10-/9-93 �6.00 4648� 1961.98 69 DIBCOUNT EOUIPlENT C0. OPERATINp gUppL1E8 10-19-93 1�6I.98 46483 Z�.00 112� ELI2ABETH DIl(ON PLANNINO COMM MTp 9/1• 10-19-93 23.00 � , 16486 - 8388.33 99999 DONALD CHAE REIMB/EIECTRICAL BVCB 10-19-93 8388.33 46487 10436.31 7� DOTV BROTFERB EOUIPPENT BEMER MAIN REPAIRB 10-19-93 ID136.�1 � 16188 219.90 333 DYNA l�D� INC OPERA77NG 9UPpLIEB lO-19-93 113.90 • 46�89 9�I.B7 1112 F. R. EML EOUIP. 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CEBAR CHAVE2 PROJECT � 10-19-93 4000.00 � . . �6794 2999.50 307 YOUNO PEOPLE OF LVNHOOD � ALLEV CLEAN UP 10-19-93 2999.90 � •459� IZ9.94 308 2UI1Aq� INWBTRIEB. INC. TRAFFIC BIONB 10-19-93 tII9.94 � � 913377.39 � _ 913377.39 PREPAID: �6139-46170�46349-�6382�46383-16387 . � � � � SPOILED: �6383-{6384 VOIDB: 10623.40819.40899.4I306.�13�7,11727.4I7�7.11919.19846.19896�4�921 , • � , � �� cit �' �YNWOOD � '�" � �4 Ctty vUeettng C6aQQenges � � � " �� - � . 11330 BULLIS ROAD � � � � , � LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 � � (310) 803•0220 � ' . I N T E R- O F F I C E M E M O DATE: OCTOBER 11,.1993 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS FROM: FAUSTIN GON2ALES, CITY MANAGER . BY: ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERR SIJBJECT: COA4[ISSION VACANCIES The term of Kenneth Alford CDBG Commissioner will expire in November 1993. Nominations and Appointments are in order. � �1L IT� I l� � � e , �� c�t � �YNWOOD � � �� v4 Ctty �1Aeecug C�aQQenges .LL•.. � 11330 BULLIS ROAD R E C E I 'E D I ' LYNWOOD, CAUFORNIA 90282 CITY OF LYNWOOU (zi3� 803•022o CITY CLERKS OFFICE OCT 12 1993 �Y PY 7�8�9�10�lli12ili2i3i4i3i6 ! October 12, 1993 Dear Honorable Councilpersons: It has been a pleasure serving as a commissioner for the City of Lynwood. I am requesting a reappointment to the Community ' Development Block Grant Advisory Board Commission for another term. ' I am currently seryinq as Vice Chairperson; however, the last few years has been remarkable. So I am asking you to reappoint me as a commissioner once again. Si�esely, � , �� p�— Commissionea��en Alford i ��`"