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CITY OF LYNWOOD
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C1TY CLFRiiS OFFICE
APR � 9 1988
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MAY 4, i9as 7i8�9i10i11�12i1i2�3�4�5ig
REGULAR MEETING 7:00 P.M. �; ����%��
LYNWOOD CITY HALL, 11330 BULLI� R �� �
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REV. JOHN HOPKINS
CHAIRMAN
t7ARGARET ARAUJO LAWRENCE 0. DUNN
VICE CHAIRPERSON MEMBER
CYNTHIA GREEN-GETER CLAUDE LAW
MEMBER MEMBER
CITY STAFF i
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVEI,OPMENT COORDINATOR
ART FIALLER I
CLARENCE WILLIAMS ANNETTE PORTER �
ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST, MINUTES SECRETARY ,
OPENING CEREMONIES:
A. CALL TO ORDER I
B. FLAG SALUTE �
C. ROLL'CALL �
D. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY CITY CLERK �
E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 18, 1988 �
F. PUBLIC ORALS: (Items on Agenda Only) �
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' HCDA Agenda
Page #2
G. OLD BUSINESS
None.
H. NEW BUSINESS
1988-89 CDBG Application Process -
Local Agency Project Proposals
During the Public Hearing on the 1988-89 CDBG Proposed
Statement of Objectives and Projected Use of Funds,
concern was expressed that local agencies be given an
opportunity to submit project proposals. The deadline for
submittal is May 2, 19f38. The proposals will be presented
for your review at tonight's meeting.
I. STAFF ORALS
J. BOARD ORALS
K. ADJOURNMENT
Adjournment to regular meeting of June 1, 1988, at 7:00
p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11330 Bullis
Road, Lynwood, California.
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING •
' HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT •
ADVISORY BOARD
APRIL 18, 1988
I. OPENING CEREMONIES
A. Call to Order
A regular meeting of the Housing and Community Development
Advisory Board was called to order by Chairman John
Hopkins, April 18, 1988, at 7:12 p.m., in the Council
Chambers of Lynwood City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood,
California.
B. Flag Salute
Lawrence Dunn led the pledge of allegiance.
C. Roll Call
Present: I,awrence Dunn
Cynthia.Green-Geter
Claude Law
Reverend John Hopkins
Margaret Araujo
Absent: Josie Wiseman
Reverend Leonard Gibbs
Also
Present: Arthur N. Waller, Housing and Community
Development Coordinator i
Clarence Williams, Administrative Analyst
Annette Porter, Minutes Clerk i
D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES I
There were no Minutes presented at this Special meeting. i
E. PUBLIC ORALS �
None. �
F. OLD BUSINESS
None.
G. NEW BUSINESS (
1988-89 CDIIG Application Process I
Art Waller, Housing�and Community Development Coordinator, ;
submitted a summary of all in-house public service project ,
funding requests, along with staff recommendations. He !
also submitted a copy of the Sheriff's Department revised �
proposal. After a brief discussion of each project, the '
following recommendations were made: �
HCDAB Funding
Recommendation '
Parks/Recreation: '
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Natatorium Expansion $36,000
Lawrence Dunn moved, Cynthia Green-Geter seconded to
approve the recommendation for $36,000; approval was
unanimous.
"Shape-Up" Anti Graffiti Program $156,658
Recommendation in the amount of $156,658 was unanimously '
approved to fund this project.
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HCDA Minutes
Page #Z
HCDAB Funding
Recommendation
Senior Citizen's Adaptive Program $16,000
Claude Law moved that the program be funded for $20,000,
after a discussion among the HCDA Board members, Cynthia
Green-Geter revised the recommended amount to a maximum of
$16,000. Margaret Araujo seconded the motion; The vote
went as follows:
Green-Geter ' Yes Claude Law No
Margaret Araujo Yes Lawrence Dunn No
Reverend John Hopkins Yes
There being a majority of approvals, the funding
recommendation of $16,000 passed.
Ham Park Expansion, Lynwood Performing
Arts and Playground/Neighborhood Expansion $50,000
Programs
Lawrence Dunn moved that the above listed programs be
combined in their requests and funded for amount smaller
than those requested and that funding in the amount of
$50,000 be recommended to develop these program; Cynthia
Green-Geter seconded the motion. Approval was unanimous.
Fire Department:
Fire Fighter Trainee Program $15,000
Lawrence Dunn moved, Claude Law seconded that funding in
the amount of $15,000 be recommended, along with the
carryover. of last fiscal year funds. Approval was i
unanimous.
Fire Engine (PUrchase) $20,000 ;
The HCDA Board was explained by the Fire Chief that the �
new fire engine would replace an 1967 truck which is �
currently inoperable. Recommendation of $20,000 was
unanimous. $20,000 will also be provided in each of the
next four years for a total CDBG commitment of $100,000. �
Computer Aided Dispatch System $31,000 ;
The HCDA Board recommended a funding amount of $31,000, �
unanimously. Approximately $15,000 will be provided in �
each of the next four years for a total CDBG commitment of �
$91,000.
Public Works Department:
Community Center Rehabilitation $400,000 ,
Alpine Street (Reconstruction) 110,000 �
Atlantic Avenue (Installation of Medians) 225,000
Long Beach Boulevard (Reconstruction) -0-
All of the above funding recommendations were approved by '
the HCDA Board unanimously, with the exception of the Long
Beach Boulevard Reconstruction request, which received no �
funding recommendation.
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HCDA Minutes
April 18, 988
Page #3
HCDAB Funding
Recommendations
Sheriff's Department:
Sheriff's Youth Athletic League $49,000
Claude Law asked if the services being provided by the
Sheriff's proposed programs were being duplicated by Parks
and Recreation. Staff explained that some program may be
duplicated, but due to overcrowding in various programs,
the programs are still needed. Arthur Waller asked if the
Sheriff's Department could obtain funding from other
sources and donations to cover some of their costs. The
Sheriff Department's staff explained that other funding
sources have almost disappeared and funding sources are
being cut. He also informed the Board that approximately I
200 children were currently enrolled in their programs. i
' Lawrence Dunn moved, Margaret seconded that a funding in �
the amount of $49,000 be recommended. Approval was j
unanimous. . �
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Art Waller informed that HCDA Board that a total of $351 i
would be left unallocated. Also that the City may carry
over an additional $1.6 million to continue the following ;
activities which were approved during the 1987-88 program �
year:
Residential Rehabilitation $300,000 �
(Grants and Loans)
Economic Development $325,000 �
(Long Beach Facade Improvements) �
Code Enforcement $15-0,000 �
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Planning and Administration $425,000
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Community Center Rehabilitation $400 000 �
Firefighter Training (Carryover) $ 15,000 I '
Graffiti Removal (Carryover truck �
for purchase) $ 15,000 ,
Total Carryover $1,640,000 I
1988-89 Entitlement 1,109,009
Estimated Total Available $2,749,009 I '
Mr. Waller informed the HCDA Board that the carryover �
amount may vary, depending on actual program expenditures
at June 30, 1988.
H. STAFF REPORTS/COMMENTS I
None. �
I. BOARD ORALS i
None. i
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HCDA Minutes
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I. ADJOURNMENT
: The Housing and Community Development Advisory Board
meeting adjourned at 9:03 p.m.
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Chairman John Hopkins Date
Art Waller, HCDA Coordinator Date
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A G E N D A
CITY OF LYNWOOD
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPM�T G�� ��
ADVISORY BOARD � � � � � � `
CITY OF LYNlN00D I
C�TY CLEii<. OF�iCE
MAY a, i9ss ' APR r 9 1988
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REGULAR MEETING 7:00 P.M. 7i8�9i1Q�Ili12i1i2i3i4e5i6
LYNWOOD CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS RO}�/ �(//%��
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REV. JOHN HOPKINS
CHAIRMAN
MARGARET ARAUJO LAWRENCE 0. DUNN
VICE CHAIRPERSON MEMBER
CYNTHIA GREEN-GETER CLAUDE LAW
MEMBER MEMBER
CITY STAFF
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVEI,OPMENT COORDINATOR
ART WALLER
. CLARENCE WILLIAMS ANNETTE PORTER
ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST MINUTES SECRETARY
OPENING CEREMONIES:
, A. CALL TO ORDER I
B. FLAG SALUTE j
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C. ROLL CALL �
D. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY CITY CLERK �
E. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 1,8� 1988 i
F. PUBLIC ORALS: (Items on Agenda Only) �
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HCDA Agenda
Page #2
G. OLD BUSINESS
None.
H. NEW BUSINESS
1988-89 CDBG Application Process -
Local Agency Project Proposals
During the Public Hearinq on the 1988-89 CDBG Proposed
Statement of Objectives and Projected Use of Funds,
concern was expressed that local agencies be given an
opportunity to submit project proposals. The deadline for
submittal is May 2, 1988. The proposals will be presented
for your review at tonight's meeting.
I. STAFF ORALS
J. BOARD ORALS
K. ADJOURNMENT ,
Adjournment to regular meeting of June 1, 1988, at 7:00
p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11330 Bullis
Road, Lynwood, California.
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' MINUTES OP A REGUL� MEETING •
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMSNT
ADVISORY BOARD
APRIL 18, 1988 •
I. OPENING CEREMONIES
A. Call to Order
A regular meeting of the Housing and Community Development
Advisory Board was called to order by Chairman John
Hopkins, April 18, 1988, at 7:12 p.m., ,in the Council
Chambers of Lynwood City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood,
California. �
B. F1ag Salute
Lawrence Dunn led the pledqe of allegiance.
C. Roll Call
Present: Lawrence Dunn
Cynthia Green-Geter
� Claude Law
Reverend John Hopkins
Margaret Araujo
Absent: Josie Wiseman
Reverend Leonard Gibbs
Also
Present:' Arthur N. Waller, Housing and Community
Development Coordinator
Clarence Williams, Administrative Analyst
Annette Porter, Minutes Clerk
D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
, There were no Minutes presented at this Special meeting.
E. PUBLIC ORALS
None.
F. OLD BUSINESS
None.
G. NEW BUSINESS �
1988-89 CDIIG Application Process
Art Waller, Housing and Community Development Coordinator,
submitted a summary of all in-house public service project
funding requests, along with staff recommendations. He
also submitted a copy of the Sheriff's Department revised
proposal. After a brief discussion of each project, the
� following recommendations were made:
HCDAB Funding
Recommendation
Parks/Recreation:
Natatorium Expansion $36,000
Lawrence Dunn moved, Cynthia Green-Geter seconded to
approve the recommendation for $36,000; approval was
' unanimous.
"Shape-Up" Anti Graffiti Program $15b,658
' Recommendation in the amount of $156,658 was unanimousiy
approved to fund this project.
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April 18, 1988
HCDA Minutes
Page #Z
HCDAB Funding
Recommendation
Senior Citizen's Adaptive Program $16,000
Claude Law moved that the program be funded for $20,000,
after a discussion among the HCDA Board members, Cynthia
Green-Geter revised the recommended amount to a' maximum of
$16,000. Marqaret Araujo seconded the motion; The vote
went as follows:
Green-Geter Yes Claude Law No
Margaret Araujo Yes Lawrence Dunn No
Reverend John Hopkins Yes
There being a majority of approvals, the funding
recommendation of $16,000 passed.
Ham Park Expansion, Lynwood Performing
Arts and Playground/Neighborhood Expansion $50,000
Programs
Lawrence Dunn moved that the above listed programs be
combined in their requests and funded for amount smaller
than those requested and that funding in the amount of
$50,000 be recommended to develop these program; Cynthia
Green-Geter seconded the motion. Approval was unanimous.
Fire Department:
Fire Fighter Trainee Program $1.5,000
Lawrence Dunn moved, Claude Law seconded that funding in
the amount of $15,000 be recommended, along with the
carryover of last fiscal year funds. Approval was
unanimous.
Fire Engine (PUrchase) $20,000
The HCDA Board was explained by the Fire Chief that the
new fire engine would replace an 1967 truck which is
currently inoperable. Recommendation of $20,000 was
unanimous. $20,000 will also be provided in each of the
next four years for a total CDBG commitment of $100,000.
Computer Aided Dispatch System $31,000
The HCDA Board recommended a funding amount of $31,000,
unanimously. Approximately $15,000 will be provided in
each of the next four years for a total CDBG commitment of
$91,000.
Pvblic Works Department:
Community Center Rehabilitation $400,000
Alpine Street (Reconstruction) 110,000
Atlantic Avenue (Installation of Medians) 225,000
Long Beach Boulevard (Reconstruction) -0-
All of the above funding recommendations were approved by
the HCDA Board unanimously, with the exception of the Long
Beach Boulevard Reconstruction request, which received no
funding recommendation.
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HCDA Minutes
April 18, 988
Paqe #3
HCDAB Funding
Recommendations
Sheriff's Department:
, Sheriff's Youth Athletic League $49,000
Claude Law asked if the services being provided by the
Sheriff's proposed programs were being duplicated by Parks
and Recreation. Staff explained that some program may be
duplicated, but due to overcrowding in various programs,
the programs are still needed. Arthur Waller asked if the
Sheriff's Department could obtain funding from other
sources and donations to cover some of their costs. The
Sheriff Department's staff explained that other funding
sources have almost disappeared and funding sources are
being cut. He also informed the Board that approximately
200 children were currently enrolled in their programs.
Lawrence Dunn moved, Margaret seconded tha£ a funding in
the amount of $49,000 be recommended. Approval was
unanimous.
Art Waller informed that HCDA Board that a total of $351
would be left unallocated. Also that the City may carry
over an additional $1.6 million to continue the following
activities which were approved during the 1987-88 program
year:
Residential Rehabilitation $300,000
(Grants and Loans)
Economic Development $325,000
(Long Beach Facade Improvements)
Code Enforcement $150,000
Planning and Administration $425,000
Community Center Rehabilitation $400,000
Firefighter Training (Carryover) $ 15,000
Graffiti Removal (Carryover truck
for purchase) $ 15,000
Total Carryover $1,640,000
1988-89 Entitlement 1,109,009
Estimated Total Available $2,749,009
Mr. Waller informed the HCDA Board that the carryover
amount may vary, depending on actual program expenditures
at June 30, 1988.
H. STAFF REPORTS/COMMENTS
None.
I. BOARD ORALS
None.
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HCDA Minutes
Page #4
I. ADJOURNMENT
The Housing and Community Development Advisory Board
� meeting adjourned at 9:03 p.m.
Chairman John Hopkins Date
Art Waller, HCDA Coordinator Date