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• RECREATION S PARKS COMMISSION MEETING OF CITY CLERKS OFFICE I
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OCTOBER 25, 1988
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SETTE ESPESETH , ELOISE EVAN�
COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER
ROBERT MARKOVIC JULIO MENDOZA.
COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER
HAROLD MATTOON RALPH DAVIS
DIRECTOR, RECREATION & PARKS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
OPENING CEREMONIES
1. Call to order
2. Invocation �
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Roll Call of Commissioners: Commissioner Bette Espeseth
Commissioner Eloise Evans
Commissioner Robert Markovic
Commissioner Julio Mendoza
Chairperson George Martin3
SCHEDULED MATTERS
5. Certification of Agenda Posting by the City Clerk.
6. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of September 27, 1988
7. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATION PERTAINING TO ANY AGENDA ITEM
8. CORRESPONDENCE - None
9. MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS
A. Facility Usage...Bateman Hall, Community Center, Ham Park
Attached to Agenda .
B. News Releases...mailed on current basis �
C. Personnel
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FACILITY USAGE REPORT
NOVEMBER 1988
BATEMAN HALL:
1...AUDIT. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE
DEPARTMENT SPONSORED
1...111 LYNWOOD SINGLES MEETING NO FEE
DEPARTMENT SPONSORED
1...1F2 OPEN
2...AUDIT OPEN
2...111 LYNWOOD WOMENS CLUB LUNCHEON ..11AM-2PM
SAMOAN IND. 7TH DAY ADVENTIST.. J-11PM
2...�12 OPEN
3...AUDIT OPEN
3...111 LYNWOOD ROTARY LUNCHEON MEETING..IIAM-2PM -
CLOGGING CLASS...7:30 - 8:30PM
3...112 OPEN
4...AUDIT MID CITIES STATIONERS BIRTHDAY 6 RETIREMENT PARRY
4...111 OPEN
4...112 LUSD BDAC
S...AUDIT OPEN
5...111 CARTER BABY SHOWER
5...112 AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH BANQUET
6...AUDIT AMARANTHE THANKSGIVING DINNER
6...111 AMARANTHE THANKSGIVING DINNER
6...112 OPEN
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7...AUDIT' OPEN
7...111 SHAKLEE MEETING
7...112 LYNWOOD COORDINATING COUNCIL LUNCHEON MEETING NO FEE
8...AUDIT LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE
DEPARTMENT SPONSORED
8...111 LYNWOOD SINGLES MEETING NO FEE
_ DEPARTMENT SPONSORED
8....112 LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON MEETING NO FEE
9...AUDIT HINDU MATIYA PATIDAR SAMAJ MEETING
9...1/1 LYNWWOOD WOMENS GARDEN CLUB MEETING..10:3OAM-2:30PM
SAMOAN IND. 7TH DAY ADVENTIST
9...112 OPEN
10..AUDIT CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
10..111 LYNWOOD ROTARY LUNCHEON MEETING
10..112 CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
11..AUDIT CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
11..lIL CHRISTMP.S BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
11..112 CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
11..112 CHRISTMAS'BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
12..AUDIT CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
12..111 CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
L2...1P2 CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
13..AUDIT CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
13..111 CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
13..112 CHIRSTMAS BOUTIQUE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
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14..AUDIT OPEN
14..111 SHAKLEE MEETING
14..112 LUSD SHELTERED ENGLISH INSERVICE
15..AUDIT LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
15../11 LYNWOOD SINGLES MEETING DEPARTMENT SPONS. NO FEE
15..112 OPEN
16..AUDIT LYNWOOD WOMENS CLUB LUNCHEON & FASHION SHOW
MODES & MUMS
16..111 LYNWOOD WOMENS CLUB
SAMOAN IND.7TH DAY ADVENTIST
16..112 LUSD..SHELTERED ENGLISH INSERVICE
17..AUDIT OPEN
' 17..1/1 LYNWOOD ROTARY LUNCHEON MEETING..IIAM-2PM
REDEVELOPMENT DEPT. MEETING..6:30-9:OOPM NO FEE
17..112 LYNWOOD EMPLOYEE'S ASSOCIATION 5-7PM NO FEE
CLOGGING CLASS 7:30-8:30PM NO FEE
18..AUDIT PERSONNEL DEPT. OFFICE ASSISTANT EXAM 9-12 NO FEE
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE CHURCH MUSICAL
18..111 OPEN
18..I12 LUSD..COMP ED DAC
19..AUDIT ARMSTRONG / HARDSON RECEPTION
19..111 EMMANUEL TEMPLE BREAKFAST
19..112 LILLIE MARSHALL BANQUET AND FASHION SHOW
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20..AUDIT NEW MORNING STAR MBC BANQUET & FASHION SHOW
20..IF1 NEW MORNING STAR MSC BANQUET fi FASHION SHOW
20../l2 ALWAYS ABOUNDING MEETING
21..AUDIT OPEN
21..1k1 SHAKLEE MEETING
21..112 OPEN
22..AUDIT LYNWOOD SENIORS THANKSGIVING DINNER 11 AM - 2PM
DEPARTMENT SPONSORED..... NO FEE
LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE..6-11PM DEPT. SPONS. NO FEE
22..111 LYNWOOD SINGLES MEETING DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
22..112 PLANNING COMMISSION 5-lOPM NO FEE
23..AUDIT OPEN
23..�11 SAMOAN IND. 7TH DAY ADVENTIST
23..112 OPEN
24..AUDIT OPEN
24..111 LYNWOOD ROTARY LUNCHEON 11AM-2PM
CLOGGING DEPT. SPONSORED NO FEE
24..1/2 OPEN
25..AUDIT LYNWOOD SHERIFF'S ACTIVITIES GOSPEL CONCERT NO FEE
25..111 OPEN
25..112 OPEN
26..AUDIT MARTHA CASAS PRESENTATION
26..1/1 OPEN
26..1�7 SALEEN/COOPER WEDDING RECEPTION
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27..�I1 OPEN
27 • • /l2 OPEN
28..AUDIT OPEN
28../il SHAKLEE MEETING
28.•!12 OPEN
29..AUDIT LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
29..1i1 LYNWOOD SINGLES MEETING DEPARTMENT SPONSORED NO FEE
29..112 OPEN
30..AUDIT OPEN
30../I1 SAMOAN IND. 7TH DAY ADVENTIST
30..lF2 OPEN
HAM PARK
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY...8AM-SPM...CHARLES DREW HEAD START PROGRAM
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COMMUNITY CENTER FACILITY USAGE
� NOVEMBER 1988
DEPARTMENT PROGRAMS - NO FEE
Monday through Friday - Meals Program - Room lll - 8:30am-12:30pm
Monday through Thursday - Senior Exercise - Gym - 10-llam .
Monday & Wenesday - Craft Class - Room ll2 - 9am-lpm
(3rd Monday in Lounge)
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday - Self Defense - Lounge
Beginning: 6:30-730pm Intermediate: 7:30-8:30pm
Third Monday of each month - Grandmothers Club - Room /!2 - llam-2pm
Tuesday - Senior Citizens-Cards-Lounge-9am-2pm
Wednesday - Senior Citizens - Bingo- Lounge - 9am-2pm
Wednesday - T.O.P.S. - Roomll2 - 7:30pm
First & Third Friday - Senior Group = Lounge - l0am-12noon
Saturday - Room 111 - Piano Lessons - 8:30am-12noon
CLASSES WITH SUFFICIENT ENROLLMENT...DIFFERENT TIMES AND
DIFFERENT ROOMS..TBA
GYM DROP IN...VARIES WITH DEPARTMENT SCHEDULED SPORTS & EVENTS
BUILDING RENTALS - FEES CHARGED
Community Legal Services...Tuesday, Thursday & Friday-Room 112-1-Spm
Eladio Acuna Basketball Games...Sundays..Gym...8am-lOpm
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MEMO T0: Charles Gomez, City Manager
FROM: Harold Mattoon, Director of Recreation fi Parks �
DATE: October 5, 1988
SUBJECT: ACTIVITIES REPORT AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1988
1. Met with school district regarding use of their buses for local
youth excursions. Resulting agreement saved transportation cost
of these trips.
2. August 10, Day Camp Trip to Cerritos Skate Depot. .
3. August 24, Day Camp trip to Monsoon Lagoon in Redondo Beach.
4. Staff attended Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation
Youth Flag Football meeting.
5. Staff prepared copy and layout for City Newsletter.
6. August 5-7th, an overnite youth trip to Big Bear was conducted.
7. Staff inet with Long Beach Unified School District Food Service to
prepare billing for summer meals program.
8. Attended Grants Seminar in Santa Ana, conducted by State of California.
9. Prepared and submitted City Park fencing billing for State Bond.
10. Presented Anti-Drug program for Day Camp. Co-sponsored by Z.E.T.A.
and Recreation & Parks Commissioner Eloise Evans.
I1. Staff attended opening at 'VIVA' Super Market.
12. Staff attended State Democratic Open House held at Bateman Hall.
13. Prepared transfer of funds request to State of 1986 Parklands Act
to meet cost of removal of Asbestos from Natatorium.
14. Submitted request to AUB Cities regarding school year JTPA positions.
15. Staff served an oral interview panel for City of South Gate.
16. Began preparation for Halloween night activities.
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17. Attended school board meeting to present after school playground
program.
18. Attended Council/Mayor Dinner.
19. Met with St. Francis staff regarding the Nun Run activity.
20. Met with Engineering, City Manager &.Archiplan regarding preliminary
plans for Transit Center.
21. Attended CPRS AdminisYrators meeting regaiding gang control. .
22. Conducted interviews for custodial position.
� 23. Girls softball swim party and awards banquet was held August 10.
24. Preparations made for upcoming girls basketball camp.
25. Met with Public Works regarding trucks for anti-graffiti program.
26. MeE with Public Works regarding Young People of Lynwood alley
maintenance.
27. Corresponded with Hosler Jr. High School regarding use of City Park.
28. Currently pursuing possibility of using general relief workers from
Department of Welfare & Social Services.
29. Attended Sheriff's Activity League meeting on September 6th.
30. Met with oral board for Custodial position at Bateman Hall.
BATEMAN HALL
31. Replaced air conditioning compressor on main unit.
32. Painted restrooms.
33. Secured new security guard firm.
34. Ordered additional tables.
35. Replaced broken window in hallway door. '
36. Soliciting proposals for VIP room renovation.
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October 5, 1988
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NATATORIUM
37. Asbestos was removed from Natatorium facility.
38. Bearing replaced on heater pump in Boiler pump.
39. Main drive shaft bearing replaced on Natatorium circulation pump.
40. Safety signs "No Diving" were installed at Natatorium.
41. Drainage pipe to pump pit at pool repaired and welded.
42. Removed front entry doors replaced thresholds and installed new
anchor bolts. (Natatorium) ,
43. Repaired fan circulation motor at Natatorium.
44. Replaced clothing check pins at Natatorium.
PARK MAINTENANCE
45. Unplugged floor drain in Birch Street restrooms.
46. Repaired two urinals in Birch Street and Center Park restrooms.
47. Replaced worn galvanized pipe with schedule 40 PVC line.
48. Prepared, lined, and burned in boundaries for football fields on
Diamond 111 5 112.
49. Filled holes and depressions in lawn areas throughout parks.
50. Planted ground cover in North planter at Ham Park.
51. Repaired and replaced lumber on permanent benches at Ham Park.
52. Trimmed three (3) trees at Civic Center complex.
53. Flowers and ground cover were planted at Bateman Aall.
54. Indoor plants for Bateman Hall and Community Center were ordered
and placed.
55. Fifteen flats of ground cover planted at Civic Center, street
medians and Bateman Hall.
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56. Shrubbery removed from three (3) planters at Civic Center in
preparation for new landscaping.
57. Trenched and installed irrigation systems on renovated medians
at Civic Center.
58. Replaced five (5) parkway trees for requesting citizens.
59. Trimmed hedges and coral trees along State Street medians from
Century Blvd. to Fernwood.
60. Seeking proposals for new picnic tables, bleachers, and braiziers.
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
LYNWOOD RECREATION & PARKS DEPARTMENT
RECREATION & PARKS DEPARTMENT COMMISSION MINUTES FOR SEPTEMBER 27, 1988
The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Geroge Martini at 7:30 p.m..
The Invocation was given by Commissioner Bette Espeseth and the Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Chairperson George Martini.
Roll Call of Commissioners Present: Commissioner Bette Espeseth
Commissioner Eloise Evans
Commissioner Robert Markovic
. Commissioner Julio Mendoza
Chairperson George Martini
SCHEDULED MATTERS
Harold Mattoon certified the Agenda posting by the City Clerk.
A motion was made by Commissioner Robert Markovic approving the minutes for the
regular meeting of August 23,�1988 with a second by Commissioner Bette Espeseth
and all in agreement.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATION PERTAINING TO ANY AGENDA ITEM None
CORRESPONDENCE
Mr. Mattoon read a letter from Century Freeway Affirmative Action Committee
requesting a waiver of fees for the use of Bateman Hall for December 7, 1988.
The event named "Affirmative Action Opportunities Fair" is aimed at trying to
meet the needs and concerns of minority and women-owned business enterprises.
No admission to be charged and participants will include tax supported agencies
and public utilities.
Chairperson George Martini made a motion for waiver of fees to be granted and
Commissioner Julio Plendoza made a second, with all in agreement.
MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS
A. Facility Usage...Bateman Hall, Community Center and Ham Park attached to
the Agenda.
A short discussion occurred when Commissioner Espeseth inquired if the Open Forum
' held in September was Democratic and was it free, if so, is the same available
to other political parties. Ralph Davis advised any Open Forum to the Community
and sponsored by any Councilperson would be handled the same way.
B. News Releases...mai.'.�.d..en a current basis. --•-
�.,_:.G.. ee-sennel.....:�.-:.tt�e ;toptc3;.candidaces for.the..custo3ian position are�scheduled� ^�*`-°'•
for �nterviews on Wed, September 28, 198�•.
- . The Office Assistant II, Cherita Cumby resigned and we will
be recruiting to fill the vacancy.
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CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT: by Ralph Davis
The department is in the process of organizing and registering for the following
programs: Youth Boys Flag Football for youngsters between the ages of 9 and 14.
Girls Powder Puff Football and Volleyball for the same ages. This year's Girls
Sasketball Camp will have Van Girard as the Camp Director. Van Girard was the
Lynwood High School Girls Basketball Coach. They won the C.I.F. finals and
represented Lynwood in state competition. Van Girard has been appointed head
basketball coach at the University of California Dominguez Hills. The camp will
be held on Saturdays. There is registration for Mexican Folklorico Dance and
the.second session of the Swim Program, which will begin on October 6, 1988.
There axe two excursions planned for buses to go to football games scheduled at
Paramount on October 7, 1988 and Garr High on October 28, 1988. The charge will
be $1.50 per person. The Annual St. Francis Nun Run is scheduled for'October 8,
1988 at 8:00 a.m. in City Park. A busload of Lynwoodites attended the Pomona- Fair
on September 21, 1988. The Halloween Program is scheduled for October 31, 1988.
If approved by the school board, a school playground program will start the latter
part of October.
CO�A1lINITY/TRANSIT CENTER REHABILITATION by Harold Mattoon
Mr. Mattoon displayed and explained the first preliminary�floor plans for the
Co�nunity/Transit Center Rehabilitation. He pointed out the areas for offices,
restrooms, meeting rooms (including a meeting room for the seniors), D.A.R.,
administration, reception area, pation/courtyard area. The dining area is to be
moved to the current lounge area and the kitchen is to have some improvements.
The gym will have added bleachers, a new floor and new backboards. The boxing
structure from the Sheriff's Department is to be brought to the Community Center
and the back wall of the gym will be expanded to accommodate it. The parking
lot will be leveled, re-striped and the entrance on Bullis Road expanded.
ANTI GRAPFITI MONTHLY REPORT by Ralph Davis
Mr. Davis distributed the August Graffiti Report indicating completed jobs for
residential, commercial and public facilities. He advised we are researching
attacking the alley problem and electrical traffic signal boxes. He said the
commercial properties qualify for graffiti removal at no charge at this time,
under the Block Grant funds.
REPORT ON NEW POSITION TITLES A1VD CONTRACTING PARK MAINTENANCE by Aarold Piattoon
We now have the following positions with title changes and adjustment in salary.
Recreation Superintendent is Assistant Director of Recreation and Parks. The
Recreation Supervisor is now the Recreation Superintendent. The Park Supervisor
is now Park Superintendent. The three Center Director positions are now
Program and Facility Supervisors.
On July 5, 1988 tahe:� Council adopted the final bud�get , a gentleman addressed
Council regarding cont�racting..lor. Park ^iaintenance. Council directed .Irim'cYo _.,<r,;��..:.:
_, _. submit an .analysis. -�T�vo�_meetings :;go, Coencil..direc*_ed staff � to..,br.ing sthesitem ::"���
back to Couac:il.. Staff was asked tc come up wi.tb some kind of pack.age: � ,
Chairperson�George Martini�expressed his opinion as to why the City should keep
Park Maintenance under the wing of the City and not use outside help. Most of
i the Park hiaintenance crew have spent many-years in the service of the City and
� have acquired an expertise in their individual duties. Many of these employees
live in Lynwood and participate in programs. This provides a pride of taking
care of the property where they live, work and play.
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PUBLIC ORAL COMMlJNICATIONS None
COMMISSION ORAL & WRITTEN COMMIINICATIONS
Commissioner Robert Markovic
Co�nissioner Bette Espeseth...expressed she is pleased to be on this Commission
when she sees the good being done in such programs as the Baseball Awards
Banquet with 500 participants, which helps the youngsters to do more than just
be out on the streets. She advised the Salvation Army tried a program three (3)
different times to send boys between the agers of 11-14 to summer camp for free
and could find only 4 youngsters to participate.
Co�issioner Julio Mendoza
Counnissioner Eloise Evans ...advised the SAY NO TO DRUGS PROGRAM was a great
success. It was a pleasure working with the staff. The suunner workers were
very flexible and everyone pitched in and made it go like clockwork. The City
and County worked very well together. The County Therapist was pleased with
our program and would like to come back.
Chairperson George Martini... inquired what happened to the turn stile at the
Tennis Courts�as he had noticed it had been removed and replaced. Mr. Mattoon
advised the problem was vandalism. He also inquired if the boxing program
would involve anyone outside of the SherifY s Department. Ralph Davis advised
the organization the Sheriff's Department works with, is the Amateur Athletic
Association. Chairperson Martini asked if there are any plans for the land
section of open park on E1 Segundo at Lindbergh Park and the big cement wall
and open.field. Ralph Davis advised there will be a report given at the October
Commission Meeting regarding a play area and court for basketball and volleyball.
Commissioner Bette Espeseth... said she wished to make an announcement that the
Salvation Army services Lynwood with a program for indigents to take them by
bus every night to Bell and back to Compton the next morning. They are given
a shower and a clean bed. They should be directed to Santa Fe and Compton
Blvd, by 6:00 p.m.. There is also a free dinner every Monday and Friday.
A motion was made, seconded, and all in agreement to adjourn to the next regular
meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 25, 1988 in the Council Chambers at
City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood at 7:30 p.m..
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T0: RECREATION S PARKS COMMISSIONERS
FROM: RALPH DAVIS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
DATE: OCTOBER 25, 1988
SUBJECT: ANTI GRAFFITI MONTHLY REPORT....MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1988
This report reflects the completed graffiti removal jobs performed by the
Shape Up/Anti-Graffiti Crew as of September 30, 1988.
1. Residences '� Square Footage
(87) Eighty-Seven 10,577
2. Business/Commercial
(97) Ninety-Seven 22,515
3. Public Facilities
(39) Thirty-Nine 12,030
Attached is a complete list of locations handled by the Shape Up Crew covering
September 1, 1988 through September 30, 1988.
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SHAPE UP PROGRAM
COMPLETED MONTHLY REPORT
SEPTEMBER 1988
RESIDENT ADDRESS TYPE OF REMOVAL � FT.
H. lluenas 10813 State St. Paint 60 ft.
• M. Yanez 10793 State St. Paint 62 ft.
L. 5taples 10789 State St. Paint 47 ft.
R. Reyes 10785 State St. Paint 60 ft.
G. De Anda 10871 Pine Ave. Sandblast 195 ft.
S. Hernandez 10900 Jackson Sandblast 220 ft.
M. Hay 3697 Louise Sandblast 240 ft.
C. Vallejo 3825 Abbott Rd. Paint 300 ft.
�• E. Thompson 5400 Pelleur Paint 25 ft.
A. Tanony 4001 Alberta Paint 25 ft.
D. Hicks 4055 Agnes Sandblast 60 ft.
S. Younger 3965 Virginia Sandblast 140 ft.
C. Pruitt 3960 Virginia Sandblast 25 ft.
C. Jackson 4526 Carlin Sandblast 360 ft.
L. Freeman 3288 Palm Paint 15 ft.
F. Martinez 3240 Magnolia Paint 17 ft.,
D. Dillard 5401 Olanda Paint 100 ft.
B. Carl 5401 Rayborn Paint 100 ft.
R. Johnson 3900 Palm Paint 25 ft.
C. Sherman 3901 Palm Paint 80 ft.
D. Manifor 10871 Washington Paint 10 ft.
C. Jackson 4526 Carlin Paint 185 ft.
S. Morgan 3784 Palm Ave. Sandblast 440 ft.
P. Woods 4001 Agnes Sandblast 60 ft.
V. Blackmon 11399 Hulme Ave. Sandblast 248 ft.
A. Kappel 11049 Bullis Road Paint 10 ft.
E. Jacobson 11011 Duncan Sandblast 112 ft.
E. Sanders 3906 Louise Sandblast 300 ft.
A. Tanony 4001 Alberta Ave. Paint 12 ft.
C. Cain 3810 Cortland Sandblast 75 ft.
E. Martin 3828 Cortland St. Sandblast 400 ft.
C. Hurte 3915 Platt Paint 32 ft.
M. Licata 3856 Walnut Ave. Paint 130 ft.
L. Sanchez 4733 Abbott Road Sandblast 150 ft.
R. Moreno 3593 Sanborn Ave. Sandblast 100 ft.
C. Hernandez 3865 Platt Ave. Sandblast 50 ft.
M. Mezquita 11351 Annetta Sandblast 200 ft.
E. Alexander 12115 Thorson Samdblast 25 ft.
E. Hope 12136 Gertrude Paint 180 ft.
J. Manning 3912 Walnut Ave. Paint 105 ft.
I. Watts 3723 Virginia Paint 15 ft.
D. Cole 11820 Bullis Rd. Paint 5 ft.
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V. Quijas 3640 Louise Ave. Paint 24 ft.
M. Santiago 11112 Penn Paint 150 ft.
E. Waters 10797 State Street Paint 85 ft.
R. Reyes 10785 State Street Paint 30 ft.
C. Brown 3983 Lugo Ave. Sandblast . 50 ft.
G. Cervantes 4264 Agnes Sandblast 150 ft.
M. Biller 4200 Agnes Ave. Sandblast 50 ft.
G. De Anda 10871 Pine Ave. Sandblast 140 ft.
C. Conner 10870 Colyer Sandblast 50 ft.
V. Quijas 3640 Louise Ave. Paint 15 ft.
W. Eutesy 4222 Agnes Paint 30 ft.
M. Rodriguez 4285 Agnes Paint 22 ft.
H. Huerta 5400 Rayborn Paint 15 ft.
W. Hanley 10801 State Paint 252 ft.
W. Goodson 4158 Abbott Paint 312 ft.
R. Villalta 11126 Santa Fe Paint 126 ft.
C. Mathis 3985 Platt Paint 15 ft.
A. Martin 3991 Platt Paint 30 ft.
C. Evans 4222 Josephine Paint 176 ft.
A. Acosta 3165 E1 Segundo Paint 20 ft.
G. Peralta 10724 Osgood Paint 100 ft.
L. Rodriguez 10754 Osgood Paint 60 ft.
R. Reyes 10785 State Paint 100 ft.
S. Hernandez 10900 Jackson Sandblast 150 ft.
P. Richards 11000 Hulme Paint 60 ft.
A. Acosta 3165 E1 Segundo Paint 70 ft.
V. Quijas 3640 Louise Paint 96 ft.
G. Cervantes 4264 Agnes Paint 280 ft.
A. Acosta 3165 E1 Segundo Paint 70 ft.
S. Pone 3700 Palm Paint 80 ft.
C. Floyd 11017 Louise Paint 200 ft.
L. Delgadillo 10998 Cornish Sandblast 140 ft.
H. Oh 3632 Josephine Sandblast 750 ft.
L. Hermosillo 3301 Louise Paint 350 ft.
' C. Floyd 11017 Louise Paint 154 ft.
A. Fleming 3611 Platt Paint 140 ft.
L. Asberry 11406 Birch Paint 10 ft.
D. Robinson 11805 Harris Paint 10 ft.
C. Floyd 11017 Louise Sandblast 450 ft.
S. Deluca 3675 Platt Ave. Sandblast 140 ft.
H. Anderson ' 4133 Virginia Sandblast 25 ft.
R. Sammons 11000 Duncan Sandblast 25 ft.
E. Waters 10797 State Paint 80 ft.
W: Hanley 10801 State Paint 80 ft.
D. Evans 10906 Ruth Paint 215 ft.
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Public Facilities
LynwoodPark Bathrooms&Shelters Paint 6 2,000 ft.
Paint Remover
Community Center poors Paint 10 ft.
Sidewalks, trees Palm & Oak Sandblast 450 ft.
City Tree Virginia & Gertrude Sandblast 25 ft.
Sidewalk 3925 Josephine Sandblast 50 ft.
Sidewalk 3947 Josephine Sandblast 195 ft.
Lynwood Park Stucco Wall Paint 80 ft.
Sidewalk 3943 Josephine Sandblast 80 ft.
Sidewalk 12430 Santa Fe Sandblast 50 ft.
Sidewalk Ernestine&Cortland Sandblast 50 ft.
Bateman Hall Bathrooms Putty & Paint 286 ft.
City Trash Container Century&Long Beach Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Calif. 6 Imperial Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Bullis/Imperial Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Atlantic/Imperial Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Atlantic/Elmwood Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Con[ainer Atlantic/Beechwood Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Arlington/Atlantic Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Carlin/Atlantic Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Cortland/Atlantic Sandblast 25 ft.
City Tra'sh Container Euclid/Long Beach Sandblast 25 ft.
City Trash Container Josephine/Long Beach Sandblast 75 ft.
6 Lamp Post
City Trash Container Cedar/Long Beach Sandblast 75 ft.
& Lamp Post
City Trash Container Burton/Long Beach Sandblast 55 ft.
& Lamp Post
City Trash Container Mulford/Long Beach Sandblast 25 ft.
City Lamp Posts Long Beach,E & Sandblast 30 ft.
Magnolia, W.
Lynwood Park Freedom Memorial Sandblast 1,000 ft.
Lynwood Park Ball Diamonds Paint Scrapers 80 ft.
Lynwood Park Restroom Paint Remover 184 ft.
Lynwood Park Restroom,Electrical Paint 1,200 ft.
Box
Lynwood Park Baseball Bleacher Paint 1,200 ft.
Lynwood Park Bike Rack Sandblast 30 ft.
Lynwood Park Ball Diamond, Rest- Paint 1,400 ft.
room, Bleachers
Lindbergh Park Cement Fence Paint 1,080 ft.
Lynwood City Reservoir Side Brick Wall Sandblast 520 ft.
Lynwood Park Stucco Wall Paint 10 ft.
Lynwood City Reservoir Front side brick bldg Sandblast 140 ft.
Lynwood Park Ball Diamonds,Rest- Paint 1,200 ft.
room, Shelters
Lynwood Park Flag Base,Cannon Paint 200 ft.
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Business
Altadena Dairy 12306 Atlantic Blvd. Paint 2,115 ft.
14ao Guys Produce 3162 E. Century Paint 88 ft.
Clover Motel 12429 Long Seach Blvd. Paint 225 ft.
Rocky Inn Motel 12330 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 198 ft.
Pal Industries 11090 Alameda Paint 15 ft.
E. Rankin/Miller Prec. 11104 Alameda Paint 25 ft.
Tom Folaron (Commercial) 3250 Minnesota Paint Remover 48 ft.
Market King 10700 Long Beach Sandblast 430 ft.
Digitek 11414 Long Beach Paint 100 ft.
La Mexicana Carniceria 10341_Long Beach Paint 114 ft.
Speed Way 10349 Long Beach Paint 45 ft.
Eddies Jr. Market 10539 Long Beach Paint 25 ft.
General Hoist 2772 Norton Ave. Paint 425 ft.
Altadena Dairy 12306 Atlantic Paint 66 ft.
Mr. Glass 12540 Atlantic Paint 50 ft.
Bill's Ranch Market 12615 Atlantic „- Paint 150 ft.
Taylor Desk 11020 Santa Fe Ave. Paint 730 ft.
Rocky Inn Motel 12330 Long Beach Paint 130 ft.
Villa Clara 10236 Long Beach Paint 15 ft.
Los Globos Club 3158 Century Blvd. Paint 504 ft.
Nortons Market 2967 Norton Ave. Paint 10 ft.
E. Rankin/Miller Prec. 11104 Alameda St. Paint 284 ft.
Pal Industries 11090 Alameda St. Paint 140 ft.
General Hoist Corp. 2772 Norton Ave. Paint 20 ft.
Nor[on Market 2967 Norton Ave. Faint 20 ft.
Los Globos Club 3158 Century Paint 56 ft.
Cal Century Plaza 3464 Century Blvd. Paint 60 ft.
Meadow Maid Farm 3500 Century Blvd. Paint 178 ft.
Circle K Corp 3504 Imperial Hwy. Paint 450 ft.
Cal Century Plaza 3464 Century Blvd. Paint 80 ft.
La Mexicana Market 10341 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 20 ft.
Norton Market 2967 Norton Ave. Paint 10 ft.
Lynwood United Methodist 4207 Carlin Sandblast 250 ft.
Cargill Inc. 2900 Lynwood Road Paint 3,200 ft.
Lynnmart Cleaners 11619 Atlantic Paint 30 ft.
Lynnmart Liquor 11631 Atlantic Ave. Paint 40 ft.
Eye Center 3510 Century Blvd. Sandblast 50 ft.
Cal Century Plaza 3464 Century Blvd. Sandblast 210 ft.
V.W. Specialties 4344 Imperial Hwy. Paint 60 ft.
Nancy N. Quazi MD 3654 Imperial Hwy. Paint 360 ft.
Cargill Inc. 2900 Lynwood Rd. Paint 75 ft.
E1 Ahorra/Big K 9990 Long Beach Paint 1,620 ft.
Villa Clara Market 10236 Long Beach Paint 60 ft.
Eddie's Liquor 10539 Long Beach Paint 60 ft.
Pal Industries 10990 Alameda Paint 25 ft.
Eye Center 3510 Century Sandblast 290 ft.
B.O.A. 3505 Imperial Hwy. Sandblast 50 ft.
McDonalds 11833 Atlantic Blvd. Sandblast 50 ft.
Altadena Dairy 12306 Atlantic Sandblast 150 ft.
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Taylor Desk 11020 Santa Fe Sandblast 75 ft.
Pal Industries/E.Rankin 11090 Alameda Street Paint 256 ft.
Miller Precision 11104 Alameda Paint 30 ft.
General Hoist 2772 Norton Ave. Paint 155 ft.
Bangkok Meatball Co. 10501 Long Beach Blvd. Paint ' 40 ft.
Digitek 11414 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 40 ft.
B 6 S Carpet 11432 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 220 ft.
Red Chamber 12000 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 20 ft.
Veronica's Market 12203 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 150 ft.
Clover Motel 12429 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 35 ft.
J S L Tank 5415 Century Paint 185 ft.
Atlantic Plaza 11400 Atlantic Ave. Paint 300 ft.
Miller Precision 11104 Alameda Paint 1,230 ft.
J 6 L Tank 5415 Century Paint 40 ft.
Pal Industries/E.Rankin 11116 Alameda Paint 970 ft.
Miller Precision 11104 Alameda Paint 120 ft.
Vasquez Furniture 11214 Alameda Paint 280 ft.
Leo's Metal Polish 10990 Alameda Paint 60 ft. „
Croft Mfg. 11070 Alameda Paint 80 ft.
Taylor Desk 11020 Santa Fe Ave Paint 120 ft.
Helen 6 Jennies Liquor 12100 Atlantic Ave. Paint 80 ft.
T. McKinney 12600 Waldorf Paint 15 ft.
Aikins Market 12601 Harris Paint 51 ft.
Pal Industries 11090 Alameda Paint 40 ft.
Croft Mfg. 11070 Alameda Paint 20 ft.
Miller Precision 11104 Alameda Paint 10 ft.
P. Aerrera 11298 Alameda Paint 72 ft.
V.W. Specialties 4344 Imperial Hwy. Paint 102 ft.
Digitek 11414 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 25 ft.
General Hoist 2772 Norton Ave. Paint 70 ft.
Croft Mfg. 11070 Norton Ave. Paint 80 ft.
J& L Tank 5415 Century Blvd. Paint 480 ft.
Meadow Maid Farm 3500 Century Blvd. Paint 170 ft.
Murphy's Chiropractic 11629 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 60 ft.
B& C Liquor 3215 Imperial Hwy. Paint 125 ft.
Veronica's Market 12203 Long Beach Paint 160 ft.
Vivian's Beauty Salon 11044 Long Beach Paint 90 ft.
Cal Century Plaza 3464 Century Blvd. Paint 30 ft.
E1 Ahorro Market 9990 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 100 ft.
General Hoist 2772 Norton Ave. Paint 150 ft.
Jolly Jugs 12430 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 60 ft.
Eddie's Liquor 3898 Abbott Road Paint 685 ft.
Oh Henry Fish Market 12725 Atlantic Ave. Paint 520 ft.
General Hoist 2772 Norton Paint 150 ft.
Atlantic Plaza 11400 Atlantic Ave. Paint 400 ft.
A-R Car Wash 10862 Atlantic Ave. Paint 568 ft.
CA Soccer Assoc. 3100 Tweedy Blvd. Paint 350 ft.
Rocky Inn Motel 12330 Long Beach Blvd. Paint 40 ft.
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