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PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor
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LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 80262
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AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION �
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LOUIS HEINE E. L. MORRIS
MAYOR PRO TEM COUNCILPERSON
ROBERT HENNING EVELYN WELLS
COUNCILPERSON COUNCILPERSON
CITY MANAGER CITY ATTORNEY
CHARLES G. GOMEZ HENRY BARBOSA
CITY TREASURER CITY CLERK
MARY L. MIRIGHT ANDREA L. HOOPER
OPENING CEREMONIES
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION - REV. MIKE SHEPHERD
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS
Louis Heine
Robert Henning �
E. L. Morris
Evelyn Wells
I , Paul A. Richards II
5. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA YOSTING BY TA£ CITY CLERK
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CI'LY COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1988
6. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING:
Regular Meeting October 4, 1988
7. PROCLAMATIONS:
a. Marine Corp Recognition Week (November 6- 12, 1988)
b. 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the Night
of rhe Pogroms (November 6-10, 1988)
8. COMMENDATIONS:
a. West Coast Black Publishing Association
b. Lela Hayward - Head Start Program
9. COUNCIL RECESS TO: LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
LYNWOOD INFORMATION INC.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
(Regarding Agenda Items Only)
SCHEDULED MATTERS
10. PUBLIC HEARING: PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO REGULATE HELISTOPS -
Comments:
This is a proposed amendment to Chapter 25, the Official
Zoning Ordinance pertaining to development standards for
helistops in conjunction with the construction of new
facilities in the City.
Recommendation:
Waive reading and introduce the proposed ordinance.
11. PUBLIC HEARING: TOWING SERVICES
Comments:
Two (2) applications have been received for towing services:
1. Southeast Towing Service
f � 2. James E. Delaney - Attorney
During the first quarter of FY 88-89:
1. Southeast Towing has received three (3) city referrals
(see attached memo -Sheriff's Department) and has
complied with Ordinance 1040 Section 19-198. t
2. Winns Towing Service has received 490 city referrals per ^
memo Lynwood Sheriffs Department, and has not complied
with Ordinance 1040 Section 19-198.
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Recommendation:
Upon conclusion of the Public xearing, Council is requested
to approve the application for Southeast Towing.
CONSENT CALENDAR NOTICE
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be acted upon
by one Motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda.
There will be no separate discussion on these items prior to
voting unless members of the Council or staff request specific
items be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action.
12. ACCEPTANCE OF TREE MAINTENANCE PROJECT, AREA 3(FY 87-88)
Comments :
On May 17, 1988, the City Council awarded a contract to
California Western Arborist, Inc. of Compton to perform tree
maintenance services at various locations throughout the
City. Area 3 has been completed in accordance with the plans
and specifications.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution accepting Area 3 as being complete in accordance
with contract documents.
13. ATLANTIC AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT (FROM BEECHWOOD AVENUE
TO NORTH CITY LIMITS)
Comments :
A Request for Proposals for consulting engineering services
was advertised. After careful evaluation of the consultants'
qualifications, Don Greek and Associates (DGA) was selected
as the most qualified firm.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the resolution
awarding the contract to Don Greek and Associates for a fee
of $25,560 and authorize the Mayor to execute the agreement.
19. NUISANCE ABATEMENT 9910 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD
Comments:
f To set Public Hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is
being maintained at 9910 Long Beach Boulevard.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution entitled "A Resolution 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."
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15. AMENDMENT TO PUBLIC SERVICE CONTRACT WITH COMMUNITY LEGAL
SERVICES
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of an
amendment to a public service contract with Community Legal
Services.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that Council 1) adopt the
attached resolution approving a contract amendment with
Community Legal Services and 2) authorize the Mayor to
execute three (3) copies of the amendment to the agreement,
upon approval by the City Attorney.
16. TIME EXTENSION FOR USE OF BOND PROCEEDS
Comments :
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of a
time extension to utilize bond proceeds in the Los Angeles
County Single-Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds Aome Improvement
Program (1986 Series A).
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests Council approval of the attached
resolution authorizing an extension of the Bond Program
Commitment period to November 1, 1989.
17. RENOVATION OF V.I.P. ROOM
Comments:
Funds have been approved for remodeling of VIP Room at
Bateman Hall. Staff has investigated and found it to be more
expedient to purchase furniture through informal purchase
procedure.
Recommendation:
That City Council adopt a resolution authorizing staff to
purchase furniture for the VIP Room through informal purchase
procedure.
18. REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF OUT OF STATE TRAVEL
Comments:
I The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of an
� out of state travel request for the Housing and Community
Development Manager to complete the requirements necessary
for certification as an Economic Development Professional.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that Council approve the attached
resolution which allows the Housing and Community Development
Manager to travel to Washington, D.C., to complete course
requirements for certification as an Economic Development
Professional.
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19. WARRANT REGISTER DATED NOVEMBER 1, 1988
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the Warrant
Register.
DISCUSSION ITEMS
20. ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER
Comments:
The matter of establishing parliamentary procedures has been �
brought up several times at Council Meetings. At the last
regular Council Meeting of October 18, staff was instructed
to place an item on the agenda for adoption of Roberts Rules -
of Order.
Recommendation:
Staff awaits direction from City Council on this matter.
21. SELECTION OF A FINANCIAL CONSULTANT
Comments: .
Last February, 1988, formal bids were requested for financial
consulting. Contracts were never issued on those bids and
all bids were rejected on August.
Recommendation:
Council give staff direction on whom to hire as financial
consultant.
22. AUTHORIZATION TO SUBMIT GRANT APPLICATION TO HUB CITIES
CONSORTIUM
Comments :
Staff has submitted an application to the HUB Cities for the
funding of job training through Project Impact. In addition
to this grant, the HUB Cities has informed us that we can
apply for matching funds to help pay the cost of on the job
training to be conducted.by contractors through public works
projects.
Recommendation:
I That Council authorize staff to submit a grant application
for $50,000 to the HUB Cities Consortium for the Long Beach
Blvd. construction project training proqram.
CITY CLERK'S AGENDA
23. CAARITABLE SOLICITATION: United Children's Eund
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1988 �
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
COUNCIL ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNZCATION
24. MAYOR PAUL RICHARDS II
25. MAYOR PRO TEM LOUIS HEINE
26. COUNCILPERSON ROBERT HENNING
27. COUNCILPERSON E.L. MORRIS
28. COUNCILPERSON EVELYN WELLS
ADJOURNMENT
I MOTION TO ADJOURN TO A REGULAR MEETING FOR NOVEMBER 15, 1988 AT -
7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS ROAD,
I CITY OE LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA.
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REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 4, 1988
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 Neine, Henning, Morris, Wells, Richards, answered
the roll call.
Also present were City Manager Gomez, City Attorney Barbosa and
� City Clerk Hooper.
City Clerk Hooper announced the agenda had been duly posted
according to The Brown Act.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Morris to approve minutes of the following meetings, as written:
Regular Meeting - August 16, 1988
Special Meeting - August 30, 1988
ROLL CALL•
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE� HENNING� MORRIS� WELLS� RICAARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
Zt was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Wells to approve the following proclamations:
"Nigerian Independence Day"
"National Sickle Cell Month"
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, HENNING� MORRIS� WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
� ABSENT: NONE
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Zt was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Morris to recess to the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency at 7:38 p.m.
Council reconvened at 8:05 p.m.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: AGENDA ITEMS ONLY:
Benny Miranda, spoke regarding the public oral communications
list on.the agenda.
Ron Wright, 11364 Virginia, spoke regarding Public Safety Tax.
Donal Martin, 3740 Carlin spoke regarding parking problems in
area near his home.
SCHEDULED MATTERS:
Mayor Richards announced the time had arrived to conduct a public
hearing on proposed ordinance to regulate helistops.
It was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to open the public hearing.
Community Development Director Mas stated the Planning Commission
had made certain changes in the ordinance addressing the concerns
of Council when the ordinance was presented at an earlier date.
Ron Wright, 11364 Virginia, stated there were enough ch ppers in —
the air already. Spoke in opposition to the ordinance. AG�,��i�ITFii
Hearing no further response, �
I It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Counci member
Henning to close the public hearing.
I Councilmember Wells questined clause in the ordinance regarding
"transportation of officers to the Justice Center."
Councilmember Henning stated he didn't feel it would be safe
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Councilmember Morris spoke regarding transporting sick and
injured persons in helicopters. Spoke in favor of helistops in
the city. It was moved by Mr. Morris to accept the ordinance.
Councilmember Henning spoke regarding the omission of the size
of the helicopters and feels the noise level would be extremely
loud.
Lt. Mark Thompson, Sheriff's Department, discussed the type of
helicopters used by the Sheriff's Department. i�
Councilmember Heine seconded motion made by Councilmember
Morris.
Ricarda Bennett, St. Francis Medical Center, spoke regarding
transporting of patients.
Mayor Richards stated there was'some concern about the safety
of the citizens in the city. Feels some of the language in the
ordinance should be changed.
After further discussion,
Maker of motion and second, Councilmember Morris and Councilmember
Heine modified motion to continue matter to the next Council
meeting.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar were acted upon by
one motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda unless
members of the Council or staff requested the item removed for
separate action.
City Attorney Barbosa suggested Council go on record as acting .�
upon item number 22-Resolutionestablishing findings relative to
the hiring of local residents through City contractors- prior L
to acting upon item number 11-Long Beach Boulevard improvement
project, Phase Z-as number 22 sets forth findings with respect
to youth employment and if Council accepts recommendations of
staff on number 11, will be implementing those youth employ-
ment requirements.
Councilmember Henning requested item number 11-Long Beach Boule-
vard Improvement Project-Phase I; and item 21-Stipend for
Municipal Organizations.
Councilmembr Wells requested item number 12-Prohibiting of Park-
ing on City's Major Boulevards - Street Sweeping.
Mayor Richards requested item number 22-Resolution establishing
findings relative to the hiring of local residents through
contractors.
Mayor Richards questioned where the findings were listed in
item number 22-Resolution establishing findings relative to the
hiring of local residents through city city contracts. Was
informed the findings were in resolution. '
The following action was taken: �
�` RESOLUTION NO. 88-173 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
� COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AWARDING A PURCHASE ORDER CONTRACT
TO PACIFIC LIGHTING COMPANY FOR SUPPLYING EIGHT (8) STEEL STREET
LIGHT POLES." was presented.
City Council amend the authoxized position list to add one Admini-
strative Aide position to the Engineering Division and delete one
Office Assistant position.
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RSSOLUTION NO. 88-174 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ACCEPTING AN EASEMENT FOR STREET
DEDICATION FOR 10450 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD." was presented.
RESOLUTION NO. 88-775 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION OF
IMPROVEMENTS." was presented.
Council approve conversion of Secretarial position to Administra-
tive Aid position within the Recreation and Parks Department.
� Council adopt policy, Administrative Officer's Guidelines for
hearing on Disability Retirement Applications.
� RESOLUTION NO. 88-176 entit2ed: "A RESOI.UTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CZTY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORI2ING AN AMENDMENT TO THE
FY 1988/89 BUDGET IN ORDER TO PURCHASE TWO PERSONAL COMPUTERS."
was presented.
Council authorize staff to apply for two million dollars in
ICALFA funds to be utilized towards the Atlantic Boulevard
Improvement Project.
ORDINANCE entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENIID7G
ORDINANCES NO. 1206, 1243� AND 1269 ESTABLISHING SALARIES FOR
THE CITY COUNCILMEMBERS.
RESOLUTION NO. 88-178 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CZTY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND APPROVIAIG THE DEMANDS
ANC ORDERII9G WARRANTS THEREFOR." was presented. '
It was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Morris to adopt the resolutions and approve the items.
ROLL CALL•
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, HENNING, MORRIS� WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
Councilmember Henning requested item number 11-Long Beach Improve-
ment Project-Phase I, and requested more information on the
matter.
Public Works Director Wang discussed implementing program de-
signed to hire local residents by contractors doing business for
the city. Stated a large number of applications had been
received.
Councilmember Henning stated the city and projects designed to
- help young people, must come together in order for those in need
of a job ..to be informed.
By General Consent, it was agreed to hold a workshop meeting on
this item. Date to be set by the City Manager.
Councilmember Wells requested item number 12-Prohibiting of
parking on City's major Boulevards-Street sweeping; and questioned
how this was going to work as some of the streets are posted no
parking on Thursday and Friday.
By General Consent, item numb,er 12-Probibiting of parkinq on
City's major Boulevards-Street sweeping; and item number 22-Imple-
j mentation of a program to encourage the employment of local
youth, be brought back for further clarification and information.
Councilmember Morris spoke on item number 21-Stipend for
Municipal Organizations. Stated he does not feel there should
be any changes in the fees paid to Conncilmembers who attend
these meetings. Is opposed to the changes.
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Councilmember Henning stated he felt there was a need to make
changes as some Councilmembers attend a number of Organizational :
mee without pay.
It was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Wells to adopt the resolution with �nqes being:
(a) There be a limit of four meetings per month.
(b) Changing wording delegate to per Councilmember.
(c) Organizations listed on Exhibit A be amended from
time to time by City Council.
ROLL CALL: �
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE� HENNING� WELLS, RICHARDS
NOES: CpUNCILMEMBER MORRIS
ABSENT: NONE
DISCUSSION ITEMS:
Donna Dunn, representative from County of Los Angeles Community
and Senior Citizens Services, discussed providing shelter for
the homeless during winter months. Spoke regarding �e
city facilities.
After Council discusison,
By General Consent, it was agreed that the City of Lynwood
would not participate in the program at this time.
City Manager Gomez requested item number 25-Public Safety Tax
be pulled from the agenda as word was received that the
Telephone Company was opposing the item. �
Councilmember Henning spoke regarding Telephone Company and
the need for.them to work with the city.
Items number 26-Zoning and General Plan Consistency, and �
' item number 27-Relocation Assistance to displacees resulting
from Code Enforcement Action, were continued to a workshop
meeting. Date to be scheduled by the City Manager.
Ztem number 28-Consideration of cancellation of the October 18,
'1988 meeting, was pulled from agenda.
CITY CLERK'S AGENDA:
It was moved by Councilmember Morris, seconded by Councilmember
Henning to approve Charitable Solicitation reqnest from
United Way.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE� HENNING� MORRIS� WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
It was moved by Councilmember Morris, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to table item, Charitable Solicitation request, from
Soldiers of the Cross of Christ.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, HENNING, MORRIS� WELLS, RICHARDS
NOES' NONE
' ABSENT: NONE ��
It was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Morris to approve Special Permit request from True Vine Baptist
Church for Bike-A-Thon.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE� HENNING� MORRIS� WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
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' City Clerk Hooper announced nominations were in order for the two
vacancies on the Traffic and Parking Commission.
Councilmember Morris nominated Robert Archambault.
Councilmember Heine nominated William Cunningham.
It was moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember
Henning to close nominations. Appointment at Council's next
regular meeting.
City Clerk Hooper announced nominations were in order for the
� one vacancy on the Housing and Community Development Advisory
Board.
Councilmember Henning nominated Nathaniel Davis.
It was moved by Councilmember Morris, seconded by Councilmember
Wells to close nominations. Appointment at Council's next
regular meeting.
It was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Wells to recess to Closed Session for City and Redevelopment
at 9:51 p.m. to discuss pending litigation and property negotia-
tions.
Council reconvened at 11:05 p.m.
City Barbosa stated Closed Session was held to appoint Bond
Counsel for the refunding of Lynwood Redevelopment Agency Tax
Allocation Bonds.
It was moved by Councilmember Henning, seconded by Councilmember
Wells to appoint Arnell and Hasties as Bond Counsel for the
refunding of Lynwood Redevelopment Agency Tax Allocation Bonds.
'" ROLL CALL•
�� AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE� HENNING� MORRIS, WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Morris to direct Counsel on litigatin of Schiermeyer vs City of
Lynwood to act as outlined in the Closed Session and a formal
report would be returned at the next regular meeting.
ROLL CALL•
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE� HENNING� MORRIS, WELLS� RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS:
Bill Cunningham, 10821 Cornish, spoke regarding house to house
solicitation.
Benny Miranda, spoke regarding law enforcement and presented
Council with copy of article that appeared in the Press Telegram.
Nathaniel Davis, 11314 California Ave., spoke regarding traffic
.,� congestion on Fernwood.
Charles Andrews, Lynwood resident, spoke regarding landscaping
he does. Left literature for Council to review.
COUNCIL ORAL AND WRZTTEN COMMUNICATZONS:
Councilmember Heine spoke regarding cleanup campaign in the city.
Councilmember Henning spoke regarding pay phones that are in-
stalled without a city business license. Questioned the status
on the towing company.
Councilmember Wells spoke regarding a schedule from the Young
People of Lynwood on the alley cleanup. Also spoke on solicitors
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, Mayor Richards complimented staff on the fine job done on
the many projects that are in progress in the city.
Community Development Director Mas introduced new Planning
Manager, Aubrey Fenderson. Also spoke regarding the proposals
received on the updating of the General Plan.
There was no further business, and it was moved by Councilmember .
Henning, seconded by Councilmember Wells to adjourn.
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' LET IT BE HEREBY RESOLVED Yhat, in recognition o;
'..., , the United States Marine Corps' dedication to orotecting
� '•' � � and serving tne ideals of Freedom and Patriotism set
��� forth by our foundings Fa',hers, the CIT7' OF LYIJ'�700D, declares
NovemSer 6 - 12 as
� "MARINE CORPS RECOGNITION WEEK"
� LET IT FUP.THER BE RESOLVED that the CITY Of LYNti00D,
/ takes particnlar pleasure in saluting the UNITED STh?ES N.P.RiNE
� CORPS on the occasion of .its 213th Anniversary, celebrated
November 10, 1986 �
��.�,� THUS, I, MAYOR PAUL RICHARDS, Nayor of the CITY pF
-��1�''` LYNWOOD, do declare and resolve November 6th through 12th to
� �� \ be a neriod of reflection wherein we ful�y evpr=ss our grati-
tude to the United States Marine Corps for its past commi2-
. � ment to preserving Freedom and the Anerican Ideal, '. . On air,
� on land and sea," �nd bring to li.e the true meaning of rhe
. � Marine motto, "SEMpER FIDELIS" ... Alvays Faithful.
IN WITNESS WHrREOF. : e:•e hereunto set my hand and .
��` caused the Seal of the Cit7 �:.�nwood�to be affixed this lct
. � day of November, �988.
CDR?A L. HOGrEn, Ci: Cierk A'!L H. RICri4RD5, II, Na}'or
City of Lynwood
LOUIS J. HEINE
Mayor Pro Tem
� . ROBERT HENAIN�
� Councilmember
E. L. HORRIS
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EVELYN WELLS
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a �� WHEP.EAS, In 1933, the Nazi Goverr,ment �f �ermany came [o
� power, unleashing a reign of terror and persecution; and
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� ^��i WriLREAS, on No��ee3er 9-]0, 1938, the hazi Governmen2 ins-
^,�� tigated systematic and nationwide violence directed against all
' ��-�= Jews o: Gern�any, Austria and the Sudetenland; and
WriER�AS, such governmer.tally organized abuse was pre-
pa^a`.o^y for the ev<ntua] annihilation o£ Jews and other peo?les
disdained b:: :he Nazis; and
. ldY,��EEAS, the City Council and the people of the C;ty
' of Lyr.wood continually rededicate themselves to the protecTion
of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all; and
NOW, THERiFORE, as Mayor of the City o£ Lynwood, in the belief
� that the people o: this great land, the Uri2ed Sta2es, aill al-
.. ways strive to overcome prejudice and inhumanity through under- �
� standing, vigilance and resistance, I hereSy declare t+over.:Ser
6-13, 1988, as the aeek o2 remembrance of the Night of Pogro^�s.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the
STAL of tne City of Lynwood to be a;fi>:ed this lst day o;
� November, 1968.
�' AN�R£H L. N•JOPER, Cit �Clerk PAUL H. RICHP.RDS, ZI, NAS'OR
. City of Lynvood
LOU?S J. NEINE
Nayor Pro Tem
ROBERT HENNINo
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news w},ich would otherwise go unnoticed; and
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' its in;!uence from its support of grassroot causes-educatic:�, ecor�or,.ic
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man needs; and -
WHEREAS, West Coast Black Publishers Associations grea2e<t
responsibilities zre to constantly encourage Black peoF•le tc reg:=_:cr
and vote so they will become an increasingly strong ferce that m�as-
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WHEREAS, West Coast Black Publishers Association joins £orces
, vith the Black Church and makes problems in the Black community a noble
� i-_ � cause for joint-venturing; and
� NOY7, THEREFORE, the City Council o£ the City of Lynwood commends
the West Coast B7ack Pub]ishers Association for its many years of
exenplary e££orts and noteworthy achievements.
IN liITiJESS WHEREOF, I,Paul Richards, tSayor of the City o_` Lynwood,
. have hereunto set my hand and caused the SEA's of the Cit}• of L��nwood
- to De a£fixed thi�s 19th day o{ October, 1988.
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City of Lynu:ocd
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y �' the Local, State,and Federzl Health and Sasitation La�.�s anc
� �Regulations :or food ser��ices for Personnel, Venders, a:�d
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ta:ion, and evalua;ion o; the daily nutritien services; and
WFLREAS, Lelz Aaywz^d, has Drovided special diets to chzlcren
with aller�ies and har.��icapped condition= o� a daily basis; ar,d
WHEREAS, Lela Hayward, has provided employment oppor^.un;ries
" � to the Head Start parents and community residents, throughou: Y,er 23
yea^s o£ service; and
WHLREAS, Lela Hayward, has assisted many Head S:art far..;li=s
, by providing £ood and clothing through donations from the com:;�uni:y; aad
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� WHEREAS, Lela Hayward, has provided training to staff,
' parents, and administration and the community on food assistant programs,
. health and nutrition concerns; and
.a. WHEAEAS, Lela Aayward, has served on the NATIONAL ASSOCIATI01:
„�a.. �'� -� '`�� � FOR THE EDUCA;I017 OF YOU;]G CriIL�REN, the NATIONAL BLACK CHSLD DEVEL-
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WHEREAS, Lela Hayua^d, is a devoted christian, with menber-
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���'y'-� Secretary of the Sabbath School, and Three Kings Daughter Club; and
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�3a � cos�-�ends LELA HHY'v:ARD for her dedicated and loyal service to the
p »'-�� � HEAD STHRT PFOGRAM for 23 yea^s; and
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. - ��. E. L. *10P.Fi5, Councilmember
� EVELYi+ WELLS, Councilmember
AGENDA ITEti
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DATE: November 1, 1988
� TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Director v���
Community Development Department
SUBJECT: Proposed Ordinance to Reaulate Helistops - Case No. 88008
Proposal•
Pursuant to recent deveiopment activities, staff has prepared the
attached• Ordinance reflecting the necessary development standards
for helistops. t
' BackcTround
At its meeting of.July 19, ihe City Council remanded the proposed
. ordinance back to the City Planning Commission, in order to address
, concerns about emergency uses.
After review of the ordinance the City Planning Commission at its
regularly scheduled meeting of September 13, resubmitted the item
for Council consideration.
On Octoher 4, the City Council continued the item because the
ordinance was replaced by another version the night of the meeting
and the Council requested that certain terminology and wording be
addressed and changed.
FACTS
Specifically, the Lgnwood Regional Justice Center and St. Francis
_ Medical Center have expressed interest in developing a helistop in
conjuction with the construction of new facilities.
The ordinance discusses specific Planning and Fire Department
standards which are essential to active helistop facilities. The
proposed ordinance has been reviewed and approved by the Fire
Department. ' •
Additionally, the ordinance addresses the noise issue by mandating
the cooperation of the helicopter operator in using the most noise
efficient models. 'This would mitigate the potential for noise
impacts caused by the use of a helistop.
, The' ordinance also addresses the added hazard caused by refueling
' and/or repairs by prohibiting this type of activity and prohibiting
a heliport, as well.
The ordinance has been revised to prohibit the operation of
� helicopters except for emergency uses only.
ISSUES AND ANALYSIS:
The proposed helistop ordinance governs helicopter activity and
helistop location. This is done by restricting flight patterns,
time of flights and parcel size where helistops may be located.
After consultations with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
and "St. Francis Medical Center, staff and the City Attorney have
revised some of the wording in the first draft, which was found
- objectionable by the City Council at its meeting of October 4, 1988.
The revisions are as follows:
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8.j No, refueling�r repairs shall be conducted at the site except
in an emergency under.the Fire Department supervision.
Amended to read:
No refueling or repairs shall be conducted at the site except
. in an emergency and with approval of the Fire Department.
9_c Land a helicopter or take off prior to 7:00 a.m. or later than `
B:OO p.m. of any day except as in exigent curcumstances.. '
Amended to read:
Land a helicopter or`take off prior to 7:00 a.m. or later than
8:00 p.m. of any day except as in emergency curcumstances.
New condition:
9.g No helicopter used for community service in the City shall
exceed the size of the S58 Turbine which totals 13,000 pounds
and is 65.8 feet in length. .
For a complete review of the previously proposed ordinance and the
revised ordinance, subject to City Council consideration, please
see exhibits A and B(exhibit B being the revised proposal).
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT:
The proposed amendment is exempt from the provisions of the State
- CEQA Guidelines, as amended [Section 15061 (b) (3)]. However, if
• the amendment is adopted, each project will be evaluated on a case
by case basis. "
RECOMMENDATION: ,
Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the City
Council:, �
a.. Approve the findings in Resolution No. 2238; and
b. Waive reading and introduce the Ordinance.
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, EXIBIT A
ORIGINAL PROPOSAL
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%_"' ORDINANCE NO.
- _. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
== CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 25 OF
- THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE WITH RESPECT
' TO STANDARDS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF HELISTOPS
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THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
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� SECTION 1. Section 25-13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code is hereby
= amended as follows:
'- "25-13.10 - Helistops
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z A. Definitions.
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> 1.. "Helicopter" shall mean a rotocraft which depends for
s its motion and support in the air, principally, upon the lift
= qenerated by one or more power-driven rotors that rotate on
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substantially vertical axis.
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;: 2. "Helistop" shall mean a take-off and landing point
only and is that area of a roof structure, or platform above the
roof, or ground surface, which is intended and- desiqned for
landing and take-off of helicopters.
� _ B. where Permitted.
� 1. A helistop may be erected on buildings or other locations
;- in the City as permitted by Conditional Use Permit granted by
; the Planning Commission, pursuant to Section 25.25 of the
� Lynwood Municipal Code, provided that the helistop is
f constructed and used in accordance with the provisions of this
' Chapter. _
�2_ Helistops shall be permitted only as accessory uses to
i major medical and public safety facilities. For purposes of
i ' this ChapCer, a"major" facility is one comprising of at least
15 contiguous acres devoted to the medically or public safety
. needs of the community and region. The only trips which can be
made are those which directly support the primary use.
3• In the case of-medical facilities, trips are limited to the
transport of ' patients in medical emergencies and specifically
excludes the transport of non-emergency patients or hospital
personnel.
4". In the case of publi:c safety facilities, trips are limited
to trips directly involved with the protection of the public
. safety and'.security.
C. Development Standards.
1. The approach patterns shall comply with the "Fly Neighborly
Program to avoid fly-over of the residential neighborhoods
as much as possible.
2. Construction of the Helistop facility shall comply with
building design for load bearing standards relative to
helistop landing pads.
3. There shall be no refueling facilities installed at any
helistops within the City of Lynwood,
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• 4. Except in an emergency, no repair or maintenance shall be
conducted at the site of a helistop.
5. Special landing permits for occasional landings at sites
other than duly established helistops may.be issued by the
; Director of Community Development, subject to such
conditions as may be imposed by the Fire Department. Such
occasiona� use facilities shall be at qround elevation, or
if at roof elevation; . the buildinq must have been designed
to accommodate a helistop.
6. An application for a helistop Conditional Use Permit shall•
- . be filed with the Director of Community Development, using
forms provided' by that office. The application shall be
. accompanied by a detailed plot plan showing location
in relation to land use in the area, and the size and detail
of the proposed helistop. A filing fee in the amount
established by Resolution of the City Council for a
, - Conditional Use Permit shall be paid at the time the
application is filed.
7. Roof top installation helistops may be erected on the roofs
of buildinqs, subject to the following conditions:
, a. On all touch-down or landing areas, whether elevated
or flush with the roof, provision shall be made for
collecting volatile substance which may be spilled in event
of any emergency. Separator or clarifier tanks for
�collecting spilled volatile substance shall be installed
under approval and supervision of the Fire Department.
b. The roof-top shall have at least two (2) conforming
exits and they shall be located in such a manner as to
permit safe exit from the roof area in the event one of the
• exits is blocked.
: c. A wind indicating device shall be installed. A
flag, banner, or similar device is acceptable.
d. Two or more wet standpipes shall be provided and
equipped with one and one-half (1-1/2) inch rubber lined
• fire hose at least one-hundred {100) feet in length. Hose .
shall be equipped with combination fog nozzles. Sufficient
pressure shall be available to afford.a good fog pattern.
Hose cabinets or racks shall be,located near the separate
exits. Standpipe outlets shall be so located that a12
portions of the roof area shall be within one hundred twenty
(120) feet of the outlet.
; , e. Two fire extinguishers of at least sixteen (16) BC
.rating shall be provided, and be located remotely from each
other.
f. Lights as are installed to illuminate the touch-down
pad shall be directed on to the touch-down pad only, and in
' such a manner that the light rays cannot interfere with the
helicopter pilot's vision, or other aircraft flying within
the area of the landing facility.
: g. No persons shall be permitted in the general Tanding
area in any location where any portion of their bodies will
be hiqher than the touch-down area surface while landing or
take-off operations are underway.
h. Approved means of cormnunication such as telephone,
radio, fire alarm box, or signaling device shall be provided
adjacent to the landing area. .
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-`' ,. ', i. A horizontal safety net or substantial, decorative
fence shall be installed around the perimeter in such a
=a . manner that it shall not penetrate the approach/departure .
`= or transitional flight paths.
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� j. The helicopter landing facilities should be located
`"� in such an area as would permit a glide slope angle
`= determined by a ratio of eight feet horizontal distance for
' every one foot of vertical clearance required. Two such
approaches shall be available, at least 90 degrees removed
; .' from each other.
. k. No light standards, rbof vents, guy lines, TV
=, aerials, or other similar roof-top obstructions shall
':3 be permitted within the required glide slope on three
r :� sides, or within a 270 degree arc.
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,� 1. No refueling or repairing is to be accomplished at
x; the helistop, except in extreme emergency and then only'as
'� approved by the Fire Department.
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; m.`� The roof-top shall be marked as prescribed by the
a Federal Aviation Agency.
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_' , n. The City Engineer's approval of a building for use
� as a roof-top facility shall be required as to structural
; adequacy.
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'__ .. 8. Ground-level Installations
; a. The helicopter landing facility should be located in
� such an, area as would permit a glide slope angle
determined by a ratio of eight feet horizontal
distance for every one foot of vertical� clearance
_ required. Two such approaches shall be available, at
' least 90 degrees removed from each other.
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b.. An area of the Helistop shall be clearly defined by
. means of a substantial barrier providing physical
restraint to prohibit the entrance of unauthorized
persons into the landinq area. A centrally located
touch-down area at least 20 feet x 20 feet in size
shall be provided for helicopters of less than 3,500
pounds in gross weight. This barrier in no instance
shall intrude into the approach/departure glideslope.
c. No unauthorized persons whatsoever shall be permitted
within the general landing area during flight
'operations.
d. The helicopter landing facility shall be marked as
prescribed by the Federal Aviation Agency.
,e. Any light installed shall illuminate and be directed
onto the touch-down pad only, and in such a manner
' that the light rays cannot interfere with the pilot's
. � vision.
� f. A wind.indicating device shall be installed. A flag,
banner, or similar device is acceptable.
�� g. Two fire extinguishers of at least 16BC rating shall
- be provided and be located remotely from each other.
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h: where buildings or structures in proximity to the
landing area present a fire exposure hazard, there
shall be provided at least two 1-1/2 inches wet
standpipe outlets equipped with 1-1/2 inches fire
hose, not over 100 feet-in length, and a combination
I <- fog nozzle. , .
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�'> i.. Approved means of communication such as telephone,
radio, fire alarm box, or signaling device shall be
provided adjacent to the landing area.
j. No refueling or repairs shall be conducted at the
site except.in an emergency under the Fire Department
supervision.•
9. It shall be unlawful to:
a. Operate a helicopter using a helistop within the •
� City which is not equipped with the latest and most
effective type of noise suppression devices and
shall be equipped with a transponder.
b. Repair or refuel a helicopter in a helistop except �
iri the case ot an emergency:' .
" . c. Land a helicopter or take off prior to 7:00 a.m. or
later than 8:00 p.m. of any day except as in
-exigent circumstances.
d. Violate the requirements of this ordinance or the
regulations of the F.A.A. or any condition imposed
` upon the operation and users of helistops as
, contained in a Conditional Use Permit or by a
regulatory department of the City in protecting
public safety. �
e. Operate a helicopter in landing or taking off on or
from a helistop within the City in a pattern
contrary to the regulations of this Chapter or the
conditions imposed by the Planning Commission, City
Council or.F:A.A.
f. Operate a helistop, or to use the facilities of a
, helistop within the City for which a Conditional Use
Permit has not been granted by the Planning
Commission.
Section 2. Section of the Lynwood Municipal Code is hereby
amended as follows:
"25-12.2 Principal Permitted Use
� "f. Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
Section 3. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows:
"'25-8.1 Use • ,
"Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
Section 4. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows:
"25-8.1 Use
°Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
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, Section 4.. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows:
"25-8.1 Use � "
. "Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
Section 5. SEVERABILITY
� If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause,
phrase; or portion of this ordinance, or the application
thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be'
izivalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court or
competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance or its
application to other persons or places.
, The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted
this ordinance, and eac�i section, subsection, subdivision,
sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective
of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections,
, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions, or the applicat'ion
e thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid or
unconstitutional.
First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City
held on the day of , 1988, and finally
adopted and ordered published at.a meeting of said
CounciI held on the ° day of , 1988, by the
folTowing vote:
' AYES: �
NOES:
ABSENT:
, ABSTAIN:
Pau1 R. Richards, II '
Mayor
ATTEST: �
Andrea Hooper
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Vicente L. Mas, Director Henry S. Barbosa
Community Development Department General Counsel
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EXIBIT B ,.�'
' REVISED PROPOSAL
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 25 OF
THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE WITH RESPECT '
TO STANDARDS FOR THE'DEVELOPMENT OF HELZSTOPS
• WITHIN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
THE_CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Section 25-13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code is hereby
amended as follows:
"25-13.10 - Helistops
• A. Definitions.
1. "HeTicopter" shall mean a rotocraft which depends for
, its motion and support in the air; principally, upon the lift
generated by one or more power-driven rotors that rotate om
substantially vertical axis.
2. "Helistop" shall mean a take-off and landing point
only and is that area of a roof structure, or platform above the
roof, or ground'surface, which is intended and designed f.or
. landing and take-off of helicopters. .
B. where Permitted.
1. A helistop may be erected on buildings or.other locations
in the City as permitted by Conditional Use Permit granted by
the Planning Commission, pursuant to Section 25.25 of the
Lynwood Municipal Code, provided that the ` helistop is
constructed and used in accordance with the provisions of this
Chapter.
2. Helistops shall be permitted only as accessory uses to
major medical and public safety facilities. For purposes of"
this Chapter, a"major° facility is one comprising of at least
15 contigubus acres devoted to the medically or public safety
needs of the community and reqion. The only trips which can be
made are those which directly support the primary use.
3. In the case of inedical facilities, trips are limited to the
transport of patients in medical emergencies and specifically
excludes the transport of non-emergency patients or hospital
p'ersonneL ,
4. In the case of public safety facilities, trips are limited
to trips directly involved with the protection of the public
safety and security.
C. Development Standards.
1. The approach patterns shall comply with the "F1y�Neiqhborly
Program" to avoid fly-over of the residential neighborhoods
' as much as possible.
2. Construction of the Helistop facility shall comply with
building design for load bearing .standards relative to
helistop landing pads.
3. There sha21 be no refueling facilities installed at any
helistops within the City of Lynwood.
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4. Except in an emergency, no repair or maintenance shall be
' conducted at the site of a helistop.
5. Special landing permits for occasional landings at sites .
. other than duly established helistops may be issued by the
Director of Community Development, subject to such
conditions as may be imposed by the Fire Department. Such
occasional use facilities shall be at ground elevation, or
if at roof elevation; the building must have been designed
to accommodate a helistop.
6. An application far a helistop Conditional Use Permit shall
be filed with the Director of Community Development, using
forms provided':by that office. The application shall be
accompanied by -.a detailed �lot plan showing location
in relation to land use in the area, and the size and detail
of the proposed helistop. �A filing fee� in the amount
established by Resolution .'of the City Council for a
Conditional Use Permit sha]:1 be paid at the time the
application is filed. � -
7. Roof top installation helistops may be erected on the roofs
of buildings, subject to the following conditions:
a. On all touch-down or landing areas, whether elevated
or flush with the roof, provision shall be made for
collecting volatile substance which may be.spilled in event
of any emergency. Separator or clarifier tanks for
collecting spilled volatile.substance shall be installed
under approval and supervision of the Fire Department.
b. The roof-top shall have at least two (2) conforming ��
exits and they shall be located in such a manner as to
permit safe exit from the roof area in the event one of the
exits is blocked.
c. A wind indicating device shall be installed. A �
flag, banner, or similar device is acceptable.
d. Two or more wet standpipes shall be provided and I
equipped with one and one-half (1-1/2) inch rubber lined
fire hose at least one-hundred (100) feet in length. Hose I
shall be equipped with combination fog nozzlQS. Sufficient
pressure shall be available to afford a good fog pattern.
Hose cabinets or racks shall be located near the separate
exits. Standpipe outlets shall be so located that all i
portions of the roof area shall be within one hundred twenty i
(120) feet of the outlet. �
e. Two fire extinguishers of at least sixteen (16) BC I
rating shall be provided, and be located remotely from each �
other. - �
f. Lights as are installed to illuminate the touch-down
pad shall be directed on to the touch-down pad only, and in
such a manner that the light rays cannot interfere with the
helicopter pilot's vision, or other aircraft flying within I
the area of the landing facility.
g. No persons shall be permitted in the�.general landing �
area in any location where any portion of their bodies will
be higher than the touch-down area surface while landing or
take-off operations are underway.
h. Approved means of communication such as telephone,
radio, fire alarm box, or signaling device shall be provided I
adjacent to the landing area.
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� � fence shall be installed around the perimeter in such a
manner that.it shall not penetrate the approach/departure
or transitional flight paths.
j. e The_helicopter landing facilities should be located
in such an area as would permit a glide slope angle
. determined by a ratio of eight feet horizontal distance for
every one foot of vertical clearance required. Two such
approaches shall be available, at least 90 degrees removed
from each other.
k. No light standards, roof vents, guy lines, TV
aerials, or other similar roof-top obstructions shall
be permitted within the required glide slope on three
- sides, or within a 270 degree arc.
1. No refueling or repairing is to be accomplished at
. the helistop, except in extreme emergency and then only as
approved by the Fire Department.
: m. The roof-top shall be marked as prescribed by ,the
. Federal Aviation Agency.
. n. The City Engineer's approval of a building for use
as . a roof-top facility.shall be required as to structural
adequacy.
8.. Ground-level Installations
a. The helicopter landinq facility should be located in
such• an area as would permit a glide slope angle
• determined by a ratio of eight feet horizontal
distance for every one foot of vertical clearance
� required. Two such approaches shall be available, at
least 90 degrees removed from each other.
b. An area of the Helistop shall be clearly defined by
means of a substantial barrier providing physical
restraint to prohibit the entrance of unauthorized'
- persons into the landing area. A centrally located
touch-down area at least 20 feet x 20 feet in size
shall be provided for helicopters of less than 3,500
pounds in gross weight. This barrier in no instance
shall intrude into the glideslope.
c. No unauthorized persons whatsoever shall be permitted
• ° within the general landing area during flight
operations.
d. The helicopter landing facility shall be marked as
prescribed by the Federal Aviation Agency.
e. Any light installed shall illuminate and be directed
onto the touch-down pad only, and in such a manner
that the light rays cannot interfere with the pilot's
vision.
" f. A wind indicating device shall be installed. A flag,
banner, or similar device is acceptable.
g. Two fire extinguishers of at least 16BC rating shall
2ae provided and be located remotely from each other.
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- landing area present a fire exposure hazard, there
shall be provided at least two 1-1/2 inches wet
standpipe outlets equipped with 1-1/2 inches fire
hose, not over 100 feet in length, and a combination
fog nozzle.
' i. Approved means of communication such as telephone, .
radio, fire alarm box, or signaling device shall be
provided adjacent to the landing area.
j. No refueling br repairs shall be conducted at the
site except in an emerqency and with approval of the
Fire Department.
9. It shall be unlaw£ul to:
a. Operate a helicopter using a helistop within the
, City which is not equipped with the latest and most
effective type of noise suppression devices and
shall be equipped with a transponder.
b. Repair or refuel a helicopter in a helistop except
ia the case of an emergency. �
` ,- c. Land a helicopter or take off prior to 7:00 a.m. or
. later than 8:00 p.m. of any day except as in
emergency circumstances.
d. Violate the requirements of this ordinance or the
regulations of the F.A.A. or any condition imposed
upori the operation and users of helistops as
. , contained in a Conditional Use Permit or by a
regulatory department of the City in protecting
':. , public safety.
� e. Operate a helicopter in landing or taking off on or .
from a helistop within the City in a pattern
_ contrary to the regulations of this Chapter or the
conditions imposed by the Planning Commission, City
Council or F.A.A. .
f. Operate a helistop, or to use the facilities of a
helistop within the'City for which a Conditional Use
' Permit has not been granted by the Planning'
Commission_
, g. No helicopter used for communitv service in the CitY
shall exceed the size of the S58 Turbine which
totals 13,000 pounds and is 65.8 feet in lenath.
Section 2. Section of the Lynwood Municipal Code is hereby
amended as''follows:
"25-12.2 Principal Permitted Use
„ "f. Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
Section 3. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows:
' "25-5.1 Use
"Aelistops; in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
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"25-8.1 Use
_ "Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein."
Section 5. SEVERABILITY
• If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause,
phrase, or portion of this ordinance, or the application
thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be
' invalid or uncorystitutional by the decision of any court or
competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the
validity of the remafning portions of this ordinance or its
application to other persons or places.
� The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted
this ordinance, and each section, subsection, subdivision,
sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective �
" of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections,
, . sentences, phrases, or portions, or the application
thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid or
unconstitutional.
First read at � regular meeting of the City Council of said City
� held on- the day of , 1988, and finally
adopted and ordered published at a meetinq of said
Council held on the day of ,,1988, by the
' following vote: - ,
AYES:
NOES: .
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
- Paul R. Richards, II
� Mayor
ATTEST:
Andrea Hooper
City Clerk ,
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Vicente L. Mas, Director Henry S. Barbosa
Community Development Department General Counsel `
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T0: HOIdORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS
FROM: ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk �1
SUBJECT: TOWING SERVICES
PURPOSE
City Council instructed the City Manager to investigate the
permits to provide towing service for city referrals per Ord-
inance #1040 '
ANALYSIS
Ordinance #1040 Secrtion 19-198 states each permittee shall
pay to the city a sum equal to five percent (5$) of that
- portion of permittees gross receipts derived from or att-
tibuted to city's referred.business.
The License Collector has received two (2) applications.
l.) SOUTHEAST TOWING SERVICE - Eugene McQuire, Owner
426 East Pine Street
Compton, CA
2.) JAMES E. DELANEY - Attorney - Mr. Delaney is trustee for
1212 North Broadway #115 Winns Tow Service.
Santa Ana, CA
3.) Southeast Towing has received 3 city referrals per
memo Lynwood Sheriffs Department, and has complied
with Ordinance #1040 Section 19-198.
4.) Winns Towing Service has received 490 city referrals
per memo Lynwood Sheriffs Department, and has not
complied with Ordinance #1040 Section 19-198.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Upon conclusion of the Public Hearing, Council is requested
to approve the application for Southeast Towing.
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(213) 537-6111
October 3, 1988
Charles Gomez, City Manager
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, California 90262
Dear Charles:
Per your request, the station dispatch personnel have maintained
a tow service log for tow requests in the Citv of Lvnwood for the
past quarter, beginning July 19, 1988.
The total numbers of tows are as follows:
- Winn's Tow: 490
- Southeast Tow: 3
We shall continue to record tow request information and apprise
you of total numbers at the beginning of each quarter year as
per your request.
Sincerely,
SHERMAN BLOCK, SHERIFF
�G�'c'l �71 / l �
Stuart L. Hansell, Captain
Unit Commander, Lynwood Station
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
Ao�lication for Saecial Permit
Y OtiIIE= � S NdIItE EUGENE MC GUIRE Phone NO. (213) 631-6161
OWner's Address 428 EAST PINE ST., COMPTON, CA 90222'
Os.mer's Occupation Tow coi�nrn (owrrEx) �
Ty�E Of P�S.i11t Desired CITY LICENSE STICKERS ,
LOc&L"i0;i :J+1ESE PcT�'u�1 � 15 t0 b@ tS2:�i CITY OF LYNWOOD '
3etween wY.at hours will perm.it be used 24 xoUxs � �
What area will be designated for this use (st. Ft.) CITY OF LYNWOOD
-What is the total ground floo: area of structure 150o sQ Fz
Have you made application for this type of pe�nit be�ore? YEs
If 50 � WPIBSL? CITY OF LYNWOOD
Number of persons employed is
I heieby certify t�at.all statements made in this•application are true
and complete, and that any misstatements of material facts will cai:se
a for_°eiture of fee and flenial of permit.
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CIIYOF LYNWOOD I Sig e of'Owner Date
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
OCT 1 ' 1968 ' �
� P� Signature of Agent (if any) Date .
7�8�9�10�11i12�1i2i3�4,S�6 .
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BACBGRUUNi, l;tir;i:n INF'UftMHTION SHEET
�, S APPLICANT FOR Ev �E MC GUIRE � ICENSE NO. CDL UD0840685
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pAJ� MC GUIRE EUGENE �
ast rst Ni le
�� ADARESS 6ll W. G REENLEAF BL. CO MPTON, CA 90220 � p$p �213-638-4330
_Number Street City
�� BLK SE% M AGE �� HEZGHT 5 � 7 � WEIGHT 165 HAIR aici.
` EYES Bxt� BIRTHPI.ACE ��+ BIRT�ATE 11-2 0-30
MARITAL STATIIS M OPERATOR' S LICEN3E �pp0II62Y BUS LIC 11
SOGIAL, SECIIRITY NIJI�ffiER 421-36-7637
2. LIST ALL ARRESTS RBICH RESULTED IN A CONVICTION
MPME
" at�e '— ere arreste arge entence or ine pai
Date Where arrested Charge Sentence or fine pa�d
ate ere arreste Charge entence or fine pai
3: TYP� OF BUSINESS Towi:�G gi� �p� SO TOWING C0.
BOSINESS ADDRESS 428 EAST PINE ST., COMPTON,CA 90222 pg�� 21 - 631-61b1 .
4. HAS ANY PREVIOUS PERMIT OR LICENSE BEEN SUSPENDED OR REVOKED BY ANY
AGENCY? N � IF SO, 1PHY? � �
ANY FALSE STAT MADE IN CONNECTION WITIi THIS REPORT WILL BE
� CONSIDERED GROL;v�S FOR DEN,IAL OF THIS APPLICATION. '
SIGNAT • ✓ . � ,��
IWESTIGATIDN: FBI. CII
FINGERPRINTS BY: DATE
NO CRI31IN:1L RECORD FINDINGS ON F.P. CARDS
.1PPROVED DENIED
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FONA_D T.VEAA SU�TE 350 �655 So'JT«'�OPC STALCr
RI�M.�.RD J. MORILLO � 1000 CORPOR�TE CENTER DRrvE SUrtE U00 �
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JOSEFINA J. J.�RaM1.L0 C�CS�M�IE �2�3;. 263-0683 .
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october 12, 1988 �
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CITY OF LYNINOOD I
CITY CLE3!:S O-FICE
Sue Ellen Castrellon, Esq.
. Law Of£ice of James E. Delaney OCT 2 01ggg
1212 North Broadway, Suite 113 pM PN
santa Ana, california 9z�oi . 7i8i9i10i11i12i1i2i3
Re: Winn's Tow Service; Inc. �
Dear Ms..Castrellon: � 1
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This will acknowledge receipt of your letter dated October
4, 1988 to City of Lynwood, attention Charles Gomez, City
Manager.
I must respectfully disagree with any understanding you
had that Winn's Towing Service could continue to operate,
'�maintaining a status quo" with reference to referrals by the
Sheriff's Department. The fact of the matter is that Winn's
Towing Service has for sometime been on notice that they are
not in compliance with the City's ordinance. I say this with
full knowledge of the company's contract with the Sheriff's
Department. The Sheriff's Department is not authorized to
enter into agreement on behalf of the City in connection.with
City business. Unless and until your clients submit zn
appTication for a City permit, I am directing all Cicy
departments to decline to permit Winn's Towing Service to do
any business within the City.
I would 2ie happy to meet with you to discuss disposition
. of this ,matter,' including arrearages from Winn's Towing for
services conducted over the past several years, or at least .
since July 2, 1986 when the most recent agreement was entered
into between the Sheriff's Department and Winn's Towing.
In conclusion, therefore, there is no status quo that
' will permit Winn's Towing to operate within the City without a
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Re: Winn's Tow Service, Inc.
October 12, 1988
Page Two
� permit and I am so instructing all City departments. Secondly,
I. would be happy to meet with you to discuss the matters
^ identified above. Please call me at your earliest convenience.
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- Cit Attorney
/Ci of Lynwood
HSB:ng 1033
- cc: Charles Gomez,
. City Manager
Andrea Hooper;✓
City Clerk
Captain Stewart Hansel,
Commander Lynwood Station
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" 3AMf5 E. DELANEY
JLMES E. OELNNEY � 1212 NOATH BNONDW4Y� SUITE 115 I�REA CODE ll4
$UE ELLCN CiSTPELLON $ANTA pNA, CALIFORNIG 9$7�1 TELEPMONE 835-0225
October 4, 1988
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City of Lynwood CI7Y OF LYNWOOD
1133BullisRoad ��T �7 1J88
Lynwood, Califomia 90262
Attenuon: Chazles Gomez, Ciry Manager CITY MANAGERS
OFFICE
Re: Winn s Tow Service, Inc.
� Dear Mr. Gomez: ✓
Please accept this letter as confinnation of our telephone conversation of October 3, 1988, with
reference to the above cagtioned business entity located in the City of Lynwood.
It is my understanding Winn's Tow Service will continue to operate, maintaining a status quo with
reference to referrals made by the L.os Angeles County Sheriff s Department, pending a resoluuon
of the issues raised under the Ciry's ordinance number 1040.
` In the interests of disposing of this matter, I believe a meeting behveen the Ciry Attomey,.yourself
and the undersigned would be beneficial to all parties concerned. In that regard, I will havemy
secretary contact your office within the next several days to set up a mutually convenient date and
time.
Respectfully y urs,
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SUE ELLEN CASTRELLON
SEC:pah
cc: Luther C. Winn
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JAMES E. DELANEY ��
� JAMES E. DLLANEY _ 1212 NORTH BAOnDW�I.Y, SU�E 115 . I.REA CDOE )14
TEyFLN 835-0225
� SuE �E4�EN CnSinELLO�+ SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIG ,2]01 R E C E � � E D
Occober 11,1988 3 . ��Ty OF LYMN�OD
CyTY CLERKS 0� FICE
City of Lynwood
OCT 131988 p � +
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Lynwood, Califomia 90262 !
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. Attention: Chazles Gomez, City Manager �
Re: Winn's Tow Service, Ina
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Dear Mr. Gomez:
Enclosed please find a completed and executed Application for Special Pemvt, submitted in
` compliance with Ciry Ordinance number 1040, and the Back�ound Check Information Sheet,
pursuantto ow discussion.
It �s my understanding this Application and the Background Check Infonnation Sheet will allow
you to place the matter on calendaz for public hearing. Pending that public hearing, Winn's Tow
Service Inc:, will continue to operate on. a status quo basis.
Both the Application and the Background Informarion Sheet are submitted under protest, in that we
believe Ciry Ordinance number 1040-has several areas which do not comply with the law,
, inc]uding but not lunited to the fact the contractual ageement entered into which is now the subject
of City ]egislapon is between the County of Los Angeles and Winn's Tow Service; Inc. The City .
° now seeks to obtain benefits as a tMrd party not contemplated at the creation of that contracG
My secretary wi11 contact your office within the next week to arrange a conference between the
. undersigned, yourself and the Ciry Attorney, as we discussed.
Res ectfully yours, �
C=_-�" "`' (�2� `" ' C/
SUE ELLEN CASTRELLON
SEC:pah
Enclosure
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� AgDlication for SDecial Pex�nit
Winn's Tow Service, Tnc.
' James E. Delaney, Trustee
�OwneL's Name L. C. Winn•Trust Phone No: 213-635-7113
Owner's AddIe55 North Broadway, �115, Santa Ana, California 92701�
G�.*21eS'S OCC1lpatiOII Attorney
RyDE Of Pes'stit DeSiSEd Referral Towing Service Permit •
Zocatioa where pe_� is to be used 2903 Lynwooa Road
Lynwood, California 90262
3etween wh at houzs will per�it be used �4 Hourc PPr Aa�.
What area will be designated for this use (st. Ft.) Lot Sq. Ft.
What is the total ground floor area of structure Se'e Above �
Have you made application for this type of permit before? No
If so, where? N/A • .
Number of persons employed 20
I hereby certify that all statements made in this�application are true
and complete, and t�at any misstatements of material facts will cause �
a for°eiture of fee and cenial of per.nit.
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1Y): 1'tIE HONOR.4BLE MAYOR AND MF.t�7BERS OF TF� CITY COUNCIL
FROM: JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.E., DIRECI'OR OF PUBLIC WORI{S/�C�
CIT'Y INGINEEft
SUBJECT: ACCEPTANCE OF TR.EE MAINTEhTANCE pRp,7BCT, qFtE,q 3
(FY 1987-88)
FACI'
o Staff advertised for bids for the Four Year Tree Maintenance Project.
o On May 6,.1988, the bid opening was held in the office of the City Clerk.
o On May 17, 1988, the City Council awarded a contract to the lowest
responsible bidder, Californis Western Arborist, Inc., of Compton,
for its low bid of $408,987.00
o T'he contract price for Area 3(FY 1987-88) is $111,592.00. The approximate
number of trees trimmed was 1,981. The average cost to trim each tree caas
$56.33.
o The contract price for the Tree Maintenance Project (FY 1986-87) was
$87,515.00. The number of trees trimmed was 1,363. The average cost to I
trim each tree was $64.21.
o The implementation of a Four Year Tree Trimming Contract has reduced the
average cost to trim each tree by approximately 12.5�.
o Area 3 was started on May 25, 1988, and completed on October 12, 1983.
ANALYSIS:
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On October 12, 1988, a final inspection on Area 3 was performed by staff. All I
items have been completed and the worlrnianship is acceptable. Area 3 is I
therefore complete according to plans and specifications.
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It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution and I
accept Area 3 as being complete in accordance with contract docwnents. �
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD ACCBPTING THE TREE MAINTENANCE PROJECT,
AREA 3 (FY 1987-1988)
WHEREAS, staff advertised for bids for the Four Year Tree
Maintenance Project (FY 1987-88 to FY 1990-91►; and
WNBREAS, a bid openin� was held on May 6, 1988, and
California Western Arborist, Inc., was the low bidder; and
WHfiREAS, the work on Area 3(FY 1987-88) atarted May 25,
1988, and was completed on October 12, 1988; and
WHEREAS, staff inspected and found that it was complete in
accordance with plans and specifications; and
WHHREAS, the cost for Area 3 is $111,592.00.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. That the City of Lynwood accept Area 3 of the
Four Year Tree Maintenance Project as being completed in accordance
with contract documents.
Section 2. This resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption.
� PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
L , 1988.
PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOP$R, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTBNT: I
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Director of Public Works/
City Engineer I
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TO: THB HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THB CITY COUNCIL
FROM: JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.E., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WOR%S/
CITY BNGINEEB ��
SUBJECT: ATLANTIC AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION PROJBCT
(FROM BSECHWOOD AVSNUB TO NORTH CITY LIMITS)
PURPOSE:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution approving the consultant selection and authorize the
Mayor to execute the agreement upon succeasful fee negotiation.
BACKGROUND:
A Request for Proposals (ftFP) for consulting engineering services
was sent out to twelve (12) consultants and advertised in the
Lynwood Press. A consultant meeting was held on 3eptember 27,
1988, to discuss the project and answer questions.
Seven proposals were received by the October 14, 1988 deadline
from the following consultants:
1. Aarris and Aasociates E1 Segundo
2. Jaykim Engineera, Inc. Diamond Bar
3. KaWes and Associates-AHB Asaociates Cerritos
4. Dwight French and Associates Diamond Bar
5. CMS Engineering Montclair
6. Don Greek and Associates Orange
7. Cash and Associates Long Beach
The proposals were reviewed by the Department of Public Works/
Engineering Diviaion based on the firm's experience with the type
of project involved, experience of the project manager with the
type of project involved, understanding scope of work, estimated
fee for the required services and past performance.
After preliminary evaluation, the four most quslified consultants
were interviewed by Joseph Y. Wang, P.E., Director of Public
, Works/City Engineer.
ANALYSIS: �
After careful evaluation of the consultant's qualifications, the '
consultants were ranked in the following order:
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CONSULTANT PROPOSAL FEB I
1. Don Greek & Associatea $25,560s
2. Harris & Associates $46,712 ' '
3. Dwight French & Asaociates $48,000 I
4. CMS Engineering $46,050 I
*(Prices vary widely due to different approaches to project design i
and implementation.)
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It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution awarding the contract to Don Greek and Associates for a
fee of $25,560 and authorize the Mayor.to execute the agreement.
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ATLANTIC AVBNUB RBCONSTRUCTION PROJBCT
(FROM BEBCHWOOD AVBNUE TO NORTH CITY LIMITS)
CONSULPANTS PROPOSAL ANALYSIS
Name of Firm Points
1. Don Greek & Associates 149
2. Harris & Associates 130
3. Dwight French & Associates 120
4. CMS Bngineering 116
5. Jaykim fingineers 100
6. Cash & Associatea 114
7. AHB Associates - KaWea & Aasociates 107
C15-370 ATTACHMBNT
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD RECOMMfiNDING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPT
THE ATTACHED RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CONSULTANT
SELECTION AND AUTFiOftIZB THE MAYOR TO EXBCUTE THS
AGREEMSNT
� WHfiREAS, a Request for Proposal was sent out to consultant
engineers and advertised in the Lynwood Press; and
WHBREAS, several proposals were received from consultant
engineers; and
WHSREAS, the proposals were reviewed and the four most
qualified consultants were interviewed; and
WHEREAS, the consultants were ranked in the following
order:
1. Don Greek & Associates $25,560
2. Harris & Asaociatea $46,712
3. Dwight French & Associates $48,000
4. CMS Engineering ^ $46,050
NOW, THBREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. That the City Council approve the selection of
Don Greek and Associates to provide consulting engineering services
for the Atlantic Avenue Reconstruction Project (from Beechwood
Avenue to North City Limita).
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consultant agreement.
Section)3. This resolution shall go into effect
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
, 1988.
PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
; ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
� City of Lynwood
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City Attorney JOSBPH Y. WANG, P.H. I
Director of Public Worka/
City Engineer (
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DATE: November 1, 1988
T0: HONORABLE MAYOR / A . �N�D CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
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FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Director, Community Development Dept.
SUBJECT: A NOTICE OF SNTENT TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING
TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUISANCE IS BEING
MAINTAINED AT 9910 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD CITY OF LYNWOOD
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 December 6, 1988 in the Council Chambers.
FACTS
1. Building is abandoned.
2. Unsecured doors and windows, which invites
trespassers.
3. Front, side and backyard has overgrown vegetation. �
4. Junk, trash and debris throughout rear of site.
5. Hazardous excavation on south side of existing
building,
Authority exists under Chapter 21 of the Lynwood City Code for
the City Council to declare such property a public nuisance.
RECOMMENDATION
That City Council adopt a resolution declaring the intention to
conduct a public hearing to determine if a public nuisance �§
being maintained at 9910 Long Beach Boulevard, City of Lynwood.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CONDUCT
A PUBLIC AEARING TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER A
NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN REAL
PROPERTY
l�. 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 maintained in such a way as to constitute
a nuisance; and,
WHEREAS, certain procedures are set forth in Chapter
21 of the City Code of the City of Lynwood, pursuant to which
nuisance may be abated;
WHEREAS, the conditions on said property which may
constitute a nuisance are:
1. Abandoned building.
2. Unsecured windows and doors constitute
hazardous conditions and inviting trespassers.
3. Overgrown vegetation throughout site.
4. Junk, trash and debris through site.
S. Hazardous Excavation on south side of
existing abandoned building.
._ NOW, THERFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of
Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows:
Section 1. Based upon the aforesaid recommendation
of the City, Manager, this Council hereby finds and determines that
the following described property may be presently be maintained in
such a manner as to constitute a nuisance. Such property is
described as Lot 17 of Tract 6207 Page 07 generally known as 9910
Long Beach Boulevard, City of Lynwood.
Section 2. The method (s) by which said conditions
could be abated include:
a. Temporarily board up building,
b. Remove excessively overgrown vegetati
c. Remove junk, trash and debris
d. Properly fill/cover excavation on site.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THIS COUNCIL therefore
declares its intention to conduct a public hearing, pursuant to
Chapter 21 of the City Code of Lynwood to ascertain whether the
' above described conditions constitute a public nuisance, the abatement I
�— of which is appropriate under public power of the City of Lynwood, and,
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DATE: November 1, 1988
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR �A�ND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Vicente L. Mas;'� o���ty Development Director
SUBJECT: AMENDMENT TO PUBLIC SERVICE CONTRACT WITH
COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES
PURPOSE: '
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of an
' amendment to a public service contract with Community Legal
Services.
FACTS:
1. On May 17, 1988, Council approved the City's CDBG application
for the 1988-89 Program Year. Said application included a
funding recommendation in he amount of $30,000 to Community
Legal Services for the provision of public services.
2. On August 2, 1988, Council directed that the contract with the
Agency be approved for $20,000 with the provision that the
remaining $10,000 be awarded upon demonstration of `
satisfactory performance as indicated by a six month
performance review.
3. On Auqust 2, 1988, Council also directed that a contract with
Project Zmpact be approved for $30,000 with the provision that
the remaining $10,000 be awarded upon demonstration of
satisfactory performance as indicated by a six month
performance review.
4. On August 16, 1988, during Public Orals, Reverend Harris of
Project Impact addressed City Council and presented a detailed
breakdown of the Agency's proposed budget for CDBG funds.
Reverend Harris indicated that the provision stated in Fact #4
above, would create budgetary problems for his agency. He
then suggested that Project Impact be awarded the full $40,000
with the provision that the funds be cut off any time there
is evidence of unsatisfactory performance.
5. After consideration of Reverend Harris' presentation, the
Council reached consensus on approving an aqreement with
Project Impact for $40,000 and also agreed to delete the
clause in the previous agreement providing for a$10,000
retainer as described in Fact #3 above, and subsequently
approved a contract with Impact in the amount of $40,000;.
however, the agreement with Community Legal Services remained
as is.
Existing contract language for public service activities
provides remedies/actions the city may exercise in case of
non-performance.
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION:
Approval of an amendment to the agreement with Community Legal
Services would be done in the interest of establishing a
consistent policy in preparing contract agreements with non-profit
agencies that provide public services using Community Development
Block Grant funds.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff respectfulZy request that City Council 1) adopt the attached
Resolution approving a contract amendment with Community Legal
Services and 2) authorize the Mayor to execute 3 copies of the
amendment to the agreement, upon approval by the City Attorney.
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CONTRACT AMENDMENT
This Contract Amendment is made and entered into this 1st
day of November 1, 19 88 , by and between the City of Lynwood, a
Municipal Corporation, and Community�g,31 SerG=ices ,
hereinafter referred to as "Operating Agency".
W I T N E S S E T H
WHEREAS, on August 2, 1988, the City of Lynwood entered
into an agreement with Operating Agency to provide public
services; and
WxEREAS, the City Council desires to amend said agreement.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants
herein set forth and mutual benefits to be derived therefrom,
� the parties agree as follows:
1. Section 3 is hereby amended to increase the
compensation amount to $30,000 and delete the
following clause:
"Upon completion of a six (6) month performancce review
by the City and demonstrated evidence of satisfactory
performance, the City Council may, at its discretion,
amend this agreement and increase the contract amount
by $10,000 for a total contract amount of $30,000."
2,. All other terms and conditions.remain the same.
IN WITNESS wHEREOF, the Governing bodies of the parties
hereto have authorized this Contract to be executed by their
respective chief executive officers and attested by the
executive officers and clerk thereof as of the day, month and
year first above written. I
CITY OF LYNWOOD OPERATING AGENCY I
City of Lynwood Community Legal Services
11330 Bullis Road 401 E. Compton Boulevard
Lynwood, California Compton, California
BY: BY:
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BY: � CITY ATTORNEY
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD TO APPROVE A CONTRACT
AMENDMENT WITH COMMIINITY LEGAL SERVICES
TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT TO THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS
WHEREAS, on May 17, 1988, Council apgroved the City
Community Development' Block Grant (CDBG) application for the
1988-89 Program Year; and
WHEREAS, said application included funding for public
service activities,to be provided by the agency indicated above;
and
WHEREAS, a contract agreement in the amount of $20,000 has
been approved and executed in accordance with the Department of
Housing and Urban Development (FiUD) and City guidelines; and
WAEREAS, Council desires to increase the contract amount to
$30,000.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. The Contract agreement with Community Legal
Services for public service activities is hereby amended to
increase the contract amount to $30,000.
SECTION 2. Section 2 is hereby amended to delete the
following clause:
"Upon completion of a six (6) month performance review
by the City and demonstrated evidence of satisfactory
performance, the City Council may, at its discretion,
amend this agreement and increase the contract amount
by $10,000 for a total contract amount of $30,000."
SECTION 3. The Mayor is authorized to execute 3 copies of
said contract upon approval by the City Attorney.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ,
1988.
PAUL H. RICHARDS, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City of Lynwood APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
VICENTE L. MAS, DIRECTOR I
Community Development Dept.
APPROVED AS TO FORM: �
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LORRAINE OTEN, DIRECTOR I
Accounting Department �
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DATE: November 1, 1988
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Vicente L. Mas,��� ty Development Director
SUBJECT: TIME EXTENSION FOR USE OF BOND PROCEEDS
PURPOSE:
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of a time
extension to utilize bond proceeds in the Los Angeles County
Single-Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds Home Improvement Program
(1986 Series A).
FACTS:
1. On July 7, 1988, Council approved a commitment Agreement
with the County of Los Angeles for the.purchase of $300,000
(Commitment Amount) in proceeds from the Los Angeles County
Single-Family Revenue Bonds Home Improvement Program (Bond
Program). These funds were purchased at a cost of $22,500,
which was paid for with program income generated through the
repayment of rehabilitation loans.
2. The original commitment period will expire November 1, 1988,
however, an extension may be granted until November 1, 1989,
at a cost not to exceed 1.5� of the Commitment Amount to be
extended.
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION:
To date, one loan has been funded under the Bond Program in the
amount of $30,942.63, thereby resulting in an available
commitment amount of $269,057.37. Currently, the City has two
additional Bond Program loans in the application stage, and
anticipates utilizing the remaining funds in a joint venture with
the Los Angeles County Community Development Commission to
provide home ownership opportunities to low income families.
Additionally, recent marketing efforts have generated increased
demand for program funds.
The Extension Fee (1.5� of the commitment amount to be extended)
will be approximately $4,035.86, and may be paid from program
income.
RECOMMENDATION: �
Staff respectfully requests Council approval of the attached I
resolution authorizing an extension of the Bond Program
Commitment period to November 1, 1989. �
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING AN EXTENSION OF
THE COMMITMENT PERIOD FOR PARTICIPATION
IN THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY SSNGLE FAMILY
MORTGAGE REVENUE BOND HOME IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM
WHEREAS, on July 7, 1988, the City Council of the City of
Lynwood entered into an agreement with the County of Los Angles
for participation in the Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bond Home
Improvement Program; and
WHEREAS, said agreement is due to expire November 1, 1988;
and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood has a total Commitment Amount
of $269,057.37 remaining under said agreement; and
WHEREAS, said agreement may be extended until November 1,
1989 at a cost not to exceed 1.5� of the remaining Commitment
Amount by the extended date.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, order, determine and resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. The Commitment Agreement for participation in
the Los Angeles County Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bond Home
Zmprovement Program (1986 Series A) shall be extended until
November 1, 1989.
SECTION 2. The City Manager or his designee is authorized
to make the following appropriation: I
From To
HUD Unappropriated I
Fund Balance $4,035 28-4667-4282 $4,035 i
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of , (
1988. I
PAUL H. RICHARDS II, MAYOR
ATTEST: City of Lynwood +
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City of Lynwood �
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: �
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Community Development Dept. �
APPROVED AS TO FORM: �
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CITY ATTORNEY LORRAINE OTEN, MANAGER �
Accounting Department
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MEMO T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND'MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: HAROLD MATTOON, DIRECTOR OF RECREATION 6 PARKS �
DATE: NOVEMBER 1, 1988
SUBJECT: RENOVATION OF V.I.P. ROOM AT BATEMAN HALL
Background
On September 20, 1988 City Council approved funding in the amount of
$10,000.00 to begin remodeling of V.I.P. Room at Bateman Hall. Staff
has pursued this project Dy contacting suppliers as well as consulting
with professional Interior Decorators. .
It became apparent after pursuing these endeavors that it would be very
difficult to set specifications on furniture as each supplier has
different types, styles, and materials.
In consultation with Interior Decoratore, insight on color coordination,
typea of commercial furniture, warranties, suppliers, etc, was received.
Estimates received for the furni[ure exceed the $3,500.00 maximum allowed
for informal purchase.
As council is anacious to complete this project it would be far more
expedient to purchase furniture through informal purchase procedure. '
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That City Council adopt a Resolution authorizing staff to purchase furniture
for the V.I.P. Room through informal bid procedure.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF FURNITURE FOR V.I.P. ROOM
THROUGH INFORMAL PURCHASE PROCEDURE.
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved funds for remodeling
of V.I.P. Room; and
, WHEREAS, ataff has investigated sources for supply of furniture;
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purchase by informal process; and
� WHEREAS, it would be more expedient to pursue this pro�ect
' through informal purchase proceduFe.
� NOW, THEREFORE, be i[ resolved that City Council of the City
� of Lynwood authorize staff to acquire furniture for the V.I.P. Room
'! through the informal purchase procedure.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ,
� 1988.
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- City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
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City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM: �
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; Director of Recreation 6 Parks I
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ACCOUNTING MANAGER
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DATE: November 1, 1988
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR PND�� COUNCIL
FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Community Development Director
SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF OUT OF STATE TRAVEL
PURPOSE:
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of an out
of state travel request for the Housing and Community Development
Manager to complete the requirements necessary for certification
as an Economic Development Professional.
FACTS:
1. The Economic Development Professional Certification Program
is a four course, intensive economic development finance
training service which is conducted by the National
Development Council (NDC), a private, non-profit organization
specializing in designing and implementing innovative
economic development financing programs. (see attached
program description).
2. Each of the four courses is five days in length, and ends
with a written review which must be passed before a
certification candidate is allowed to continue in the EDP
program.
3. Three of the courses were offered in San Diego, California,
and the fourth course, "The Art of Negotiating and Deal
Structuring", was offered in San Francisco, California;
however, due to lack of registrants, the NDC now only offers I
the final course in Washington D.C.
4. The Housing and Community Development Manager, who is
responsible for implementing the City's economic development
activities, has successfully completed the first three
courses and must complete the final course to be certified as
an Economic Development Professional.
5. The estimated cost of attendance is $1,585.56, the breakdown
is as follows: Tuition, $595; Travel Expenses, $250; per
diem (lodging, meals, etc.) $740.56.
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION:
The Course work has been invaluable in staff's design of
financing mechanisms for various City sponsored programs, and
developing such expertise in-house will significantly enhance
staff's ability to develop economic development financing tools
to assist in the City's ecomonic development efforts. �
The final course will only be offered in Washington D.C. during I
the remainder of 1988, and through 1989. Funds have been I
budgeted and approved for this program in the F.Y. 88/89 budget.
RECOMMENDATION: �
Staff respectfully requests that Council approve the attached
resolution which allows the Housing and Community Development
Manager to travel to Washington, D.C., to complete course
requirements for certification as an Economic Development Pro-
fessional.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING TRAVEL TO
WASHINGTON D.C. TO ALLOW TFIE HOUSING AND
COMMUNIT'Y DEVELOPMENT MANAGER TO COMPLETE
COURSE REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFICATION AS
AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL
WHEREAS, Economic Development Finance Professional
Certification is given to individuals who successfully complete
an intensive four course economic development finance training
series which is conducted by the National Development Council;
and
WFiEREAS, the Housing and Community Development Manager has
successfully completed three of .the course requirements for
certification; and
WHEREAS, the final course is no longer offered in
California, but in Washington D.C.; and
WHEREAS, funds have been budgeted and approved in the
fiscal 1988-89 budget for the final course; and
WHEREAS, such expertise in-house will enhance staff's
ability to effectively utilize various economic development
financing methods to assit in the City's redevelopment efforts.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby order, determine and resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. The City Manager, or his designee, is
authorized to approve travel to Washington D.C,. to allow the
Housing and Community Development Manager to complete course
requirements for certification as an Economic Development
Professional.
SECTION 2. This resolution is effective immediately upon
its approval.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ,
1988.
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PAUL H. RICHARDS II, MAYOR �
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City fo Lynwood APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
VSCENTE L. MAS, DIRECTOR
Community Development Department
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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LORRAINE OTEN, FINANCE DIRECTOR I
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NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CDUNCZL
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
WHAT IS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FINANCE PROFESSIONAI, CERTIFICATION?
Economic Development Finance Professional Certification is
given to those individuals who successfully complete an intensive
four course economic development finance training series which
is conducted by the National Development Council.
Each of the four courses is five days in length and ends
with a written review which must be passed before a certification
candidate is allowed to continue in the EDFP progran.
When a candidate has taken the entire four week series, a
comprehensive esamination will be given. Successful candidates
will receive the National Development Council's certification as
an Economic Development Finance Professional, EDFP. �
WHAT COURSES MARE UP THE EDFP SERIES? ��'
ED 101 Economic Development Financing
ED 201 Business Credit Analysis
ED 202 Real Estate Financing ` I
ED 300 Syndications, Loan Workouts'�and Leveraged Buyouts
A1HO IS THE NATIONAL DEpELOPMENT COUNCIL AND WH.qT IS ZTS I
EXPERIENCE IN ECONOMZC DEVELOPMENT FINANCE TRAINING? I
NDC is a private, non-profit organization specializing,in I
designing and implementing innovative economic development
financing programs. NDC has been in economic development since I
1972 and has trained over 13,000 people in the skills of business
credit analysis, real estate financing, loan packaging and public
sector financing tools. j
The original four week training program was developed by
Robert W. Davenport who has a B.A. in Math from Stanford University
and an MBA in Finance from Columbia University. Mr. Davenport is•
the President of NDC. Students who completed the four-week training
program received practical knowledge in the ever changing area of i
economic development finance. NDC's reputation for training
became synonymous with quality. Persons successfully completing
the four week program held an advanta e in I
employment opportunities. g job promotion and new
With its track record in training and with economic development
becoming a career choice for more and more individuals, NDC was the
only entity that had the reputation and experience necessary to
set the standards which economic development r�anagers/employers
should require in their staff people.
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Economic development finance is becoming a career choice for
more and more individuals. EDFP certification is designed for
persons who have made that career choice or who are anticipating a
long-term involvement with development finance.
NDC has always been the leader in economic development .
training and set the standards for excellence. Many employers are
interested in only those who have had NDC training -- training
available nowhere else in the nation.
CAN SOMEONE TARE ANY OR AI.L OF THE FOUR SESSIONS, BUT NOT PURSUE
• CERTIFICATZON?
Yes! A number of the session participants register for
courses of specific interest to them. They want to increase
their knowledge in particular areas of economic development
finance and take whatever course(s) meets their knowledge
requirements. Non-certification candidates need take no written
examinations. The only course prerequisites they have to meet are
ED 101 requirements necessary before taking ED 201. I
WHEN WAS EDFP CERTIFICATION INITIATED?
In 1986 NDC extensively revised and expanded the four training I
weeks to insure that the quality of its training was maintained and
that certification candidates completing the program will take with
them the knowledge and skills expected in the economic development
field.
CAN PEOPLE WHp HAVE TAREN THE FOUR NDC COURSES PRIOR TO THEIR
RE�JISION IN 1986 RECEIVE CERTIFZCATION?
Yes! Until December 31, 1987, NDC will grandfather past
course attendees who meet the following requirements:
. Verify when the four courses were taken. I
. Take one of two courses which NDC has designed to incorporate
the new course materials and to serve as a comprehensive �
review of the material covered in the prior four sessions. ;
The two courses are: ' '
. ED 301 Venture Capital and Economice Development �
. ED 302 Entrepreneurial City: Public Sector Real Estate I
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Yes! The certif,ication program is designed to begin with
elementary concepts and.continue through to more sophisticated
areas of finance. The curriculum of each course builds upon the
concepts and techniques that were covered in the preceding sessions.
ARE ALL FOUR COURSES RE UIRED FOR CERTIFICATZON?
Yes! Qualified'individuals may test out of ED 101. This
first session is the onlv session that may be waived. ;
WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE FOR ED TO1 EXEMPTION? '
A written request for an ED 101 exemption must be made to
the National Development Council -- St. Louis office. The request
, must contain detailed descriptions .of experience or education
which would make ED 101 unnecessary. A check for SSO.00 must
accompany the request. �
Should the interested person have the necessary prerequisites,
the ED 101 test will be sent to him. He will have thirty (30)
days to complete and return the test.
If he is successful in passing the test, he may register for
. , ED 201 - Business Credit Analysis: If he is unsuccessful, he must
take ED 101. The $50.00 testing fee will be deducted from the
tuition of that course. �
CAN A CANDIDATE TEST OUT OF ANY OTHER COURSE?
No.
' WHAT ZF A CANDIDATE DOES NOT SIICCESSFIILLY PASS ONE OF THE REVIEWS?
If a candidate fails a review, he must repeat the course in
question and retake the course review.
WHEN A COURSE IS REPEATED, IS THERE A TIIITION CHARGE?
Each course may be repeated once at no additional charge to
the student.. Tuition fees will be charged for subsequent repetition�
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, WHAT ARE'THE TIME LIMITS FOR CERTIFICATION? ` ' ,,
There are none. A certification candidate may complet'e the •
curriculum at his own pace, but will not be able to register for
successive courses until satisfactorily passing the written review
in the preceeding session.
Should you have any additional questions about EDFP certification
or want information about NDC's other training programs, please call
or write:
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COUNCIL
? ED 101 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ED 201 BUSINESS CREDIT ANALYSIS
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' � � F' INE�NCINCi � Tliis is thesecond of a fourvcourse program required�for certification
� �� � as an Econbmic Develo ment Finance ProfessionaL �
t: This is the first week of a fouo-course program resulting in certiFcation P '
e as an �Economic Development Finance Professional. The ED 201 course curriculum focuses�on intensrve analysis tech-
` The ED 101 curriculum�includes: niques o( business financiai statements ro calculate: �
r ' • economic development concepLS .. • business trends �
'� • business credit analysis � • balance sheet and profii and loss projections
� • introduction to real estate Fnance '' • cash Qow ' .
� • public sector finance programs �� � • permanent working capital needs •
a
r ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM BUSINESS TRENDS
P This section of tNe course focuses on [he long-term financing gap Trainees will use techniques o( analysis to determine Gnancial trends
� w�hic6 is faced by small businesses. Business expansions result in as well as other trends which oceur in the business arena. Interpreta-
�' .perm.inent job creation. Job creation is economic development and tion of those Vends will enable the student to ask prudent questions.
� the proeision o( long-term or gap financing is the impetus for economic � p�ospechve borrowers and will provide [hem witF appropriate finan-
'�- ' ' � cing guidance and recommendations.� �
�. developmenL � - �
D Students will be instructed in the methodology of successfu] economic , BALANCE SHEET AND PROFIT AND LOSS PROJECTIONS
devclopinent.finance programs and their delivery systems. Perform- Financial�statements of real companies will be used to teach the�
�� .auce go:ils. s�a(f qualifica�ions, management syslems,and public/pri- Gainees how lo projecl the financial futures of those companies.
� ' vate sector partnerships will be discussed. Projection skills will be sharpened to allow the trainee to better predi
"��' � . ` � the companies' futures. Students will be shown how various options
,A BUSINESS CREDIT ANALYSIS . can convert unfavorable projections into favorabie ones. � .
.� ThiSsection will provide the student with an explanation of balance -
� sheet and p�ofit 8 loss statements, demonstrate spread sheet prepara- �� CASH FLOW . . �
� � tion and analysis, determine cash tlow, debt service and ]oan struc Cash flow is the single mos� important variable �affecting debt capacir
-�� �� Students will identify operating and nonoperating sources and�uses o
[unng.
�� . . cash. A methodology of cash llow analysis will be laught �o nid the
r ]NTRODUCTION'I'0 REAL ESTATE FINANCE students in measuring a business' abiliiy to repay debt.
�� �ti � Reai estate �financing is another area in which eeonomic development �-
d gap financing may be necessary to make a project happen. In this CA(,CULATING PERMANENT WORKING CAPITpL NEEDS
�- b� section,the course participants will be introduced to the intricacies of Permanent working capital is the minimum working capital posiiion
-9� �eal estate finance. The cash ilow statement (developer's proft and� � which a business must always maintain to carry��on operations. An¢ly�
lu�s) �cill��,bc esplained and financial analysis�lechniques reviewed. sis of the company's operating cycle will help Ihe Irainee determine tl
��1 . - � � �� permnnent working capital needs of the,company and also assess hov
p' PUBLIC SECTOR f INANCE PROGRAMS quickly the working capital is being turned into a cash asset.
7 . A variety o(available programs, such as theSBA 504, Urban Develop- . � � �
ment Action Grant (UDAG), the SBA 7A and Neighborhood Commer- DATE: DATE:
cial Revitalization, will be explained. Acmber 17-21, 1988 February 13-17, 1989
DATE: DATE: LOCATION: LOCATION:
, \o�ember 14-18, 1988 January 23-27, 1989 Executive Inn & Spa Quality Inn Hote]
� � 1055 First Avenue 2775 Van I�ess Avenue
LOCATION: LOCATION: San Diego, CA 92101 San Francisco, CA 94109 "
S-� Qualitv Inn Hotel Drury Inn at Union Station � . (619) 232-6141 �(415) 928-5000 '
�w 277� Van i1`ess,4venue � 201 S. 20th St. � Single Room $60.00 Single Room � $56.06
p San Francisco, CA 94109 St Louis, MO 63103 Double Room $70.00 Double Room $66.OQ
(415) 928-5000 (314) 231-3900 '
Single Room 556.00 Single Room $59.00 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: REGISTRATION DEADLTNE:
, Double Room $66.00 Double Room $59.00 September 26, 1988 January 27,1989
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: REGISTRATION DEADLINE: REGISTRATION FEE: REGISTRATION FEE:
� October 24. ]988 � January 6, 1989 5595 $595 �
REGISTRATION EEE: REGISTRATION FEF.: PREREQUISITE: PREAEQUISITE: �
5595� . $595 � ED 101 Economic ED ]Ol Economic�
. . Development Financing . � Development Financing �
PREREQUISITE: .. PREREQUISiTE: .'
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' ED 202 REAL ESTATE FINANCING ED 300 THE �RT OF NEGOTIATION �.
:- �This is the third of a(ourvcourse program required for certification os __ �ND DEAL STRUCTURINC' � .
; an Economic Development Finance Professional. . -" This is the Cmal course required (or certification as an Economic' �
=� The.ED 202 co�rse investigates finencing from developers', private �� Development Finance Professional. - � ' :
� lenders' and� investors' poinLs o(view to determine: � _ ' Building upon the analysis skills taught in the previous sessions,
, • property value - . ED 300 focuses on methods of: � . ' � .� �..
' � • return on investment � - . • creative dea] structuring . � � .
+ tax�ad��antages ' , • negotiation slralegics �
• limited parmership syndication � " � • equity capital financing , � �
,• public sector participation � .• permanent working capital �
:" " PROPERTY VALUE � - _ • capitalization requirement - �; '
, The t6tee methods of appraisirig properiy will be taught to help sm- CREATIVE DEAL STRUCTURING
.dents more �accurately determine the value of property. Capitaliiation Economic development successes are tomlly dcpendent upon struo :
ra[e, cons[ant and correlation/reconciliation ofvalue as paris of�the � turing financing deals�that meet the�requirement� of all par[ies— �
' appraisa] process H�ill be covered. � � bankers, business�borrowers and publiosector lenders. ��
;� RETURN ON INVEST�IENT � � � Session participan�s will be shown how to creatively package both busi-
`� �In realestate development, the most important determinant for the ness and real estate finance packages and will themselves structure .
developer is the anticipated remrn on im•estment. Students will calcu- . challenging�economic development projec�s. �
]ate cash-or-cash rate of return, adjust that raie with various non-cash �� � � �
benefits and utilize public leverage.to improve that rate whicli results in NEGOTIATION STRATEGIES . . . ..
' atvacting developers and investment with incentive financing. Negotiation is an indispensable skill m.those in the 5eld of econom�c
� � . � development. Without training in the skill, economic developers com�-
� TAX ADVANTAGE promise their deal�strocturing efforis and impede�abilities to close a
.� Current tax.law and anticipated� changes will be reviewed. Smdents will � deal�. �
,learn liow the law can or willaffect the fuWre of real estate financing. . � �� - �
� � � _ Students are taught how to negotiate with both bankers and busines�
�LIMITED PARTNEASHIP borrowers, to identi�y�options and.to establish negotia�ion strategy.,
- Limited partnerships play a very important role in rea] estate develop- � � . ��
ment. Thelegal 6ene5ts oCthe limited partnership, the legal tesis of EQUITY CAPITAL FINANCING
- successfulformulation, correct allocation o(project benefics, expem , SWdenls will reGne l6eir knowledge oleyuity�capitnl—when it is .
- sing versus capitalizing imestmenl cost and wrap-around mortgages . necessary and how lo use it. ��
will 6e presented and emphasized by case examples. PERh9ANENT WORKING CAPITAL
��' PUBLIC SECTOR PARTICIPATION To be�successful, the smallbusiness needs an adeyoate source of wor-
-� Public sector entities have a role in real estate�development. Smdents king capitallo meet the operational needs of the company: Swdents
--� will be taught how government and not-for-profit corporations can be will be taught to calculate permanent working capital needs of busr
,,par[ners m real estate development m insure a source of fuwre , nesses and olreal estate developmenis.
� income. ` CAPITALIZATION REQUIREMENT
�.'DATE: DATE: ��� � .Business and industry analysiswill be utilized to determine if a �
. OctoberBl - � � Apri124•28, 1989 � � prospe"ctive�business is capital intensive or undercapitalized. Students
- November 4, 1988 � � will need this information m de(ermine the viability of the prospcct�vr
LOCATION: business and to ¢ssemble a financing package that adequately covers
-�.�� LOCATION: Comfor; Inn � � ihc project�costs. , .
; Qualiq 7nn-Capitol Hill Hotel 401 llth Street
'j 415 New Jersey Avenue, N.W. Denver, CO 80202 � The last day of class will be a comprehensive ezammat�on covering the
Washington, D.G 20001 (303) 296-0400 course conient of all four weeks of training. Students who successfully
(202) 638-1616 � Single Room $50.00 complete the examination will be notiGed in 90 days and�will receive �
� Single Room . $73.00 DoubleRoom $50.00 certification as Economic Development Finance Pro(essionals �
Double Room $88.00 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: DATE: RECISTRATION DEADI.IN�:
:j REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 3, 1989 December 5-9, 1988 November 25, 1988
;) October ]0, 1988 RECISTRATION FEE: LOCATION: REGISTRATION FEE:
;� ' REGISTRATION FEE; $595 Quality Inn-Capitol Hill Hote] $595 .
�$595 - 415 NewJersey Avenue, N.W.
PRERE UISITES:* PREREQUISITES:
.� Q Washington, D.C. 20001
-'� ED 101 Economic � � ED 101 Economic
PREREQUISITES:"` , (202) 638-1616
ED 101 Economic Development Financing Development Financ:ing
Develo ment Financin ED 201 Business Credit Single Room $73.00 ED 201 Business G�edil �� �
P g - Double Room �$88.00 �pnal sis �
..:ED 201.Business Credit ' Analysis � �. Y �
� Analysis . � � � i� �/J ED 202 Real Estate
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GD 101� " Economic Development Financing . . . ..
January 23-27, 1989 � St. I.ouis, Missouri �
� February 27-March 3, 1989 � , Denver, Colorado
' March 13-17, 1989 Washington, D.C.
Apri117-21, 1989 ' Atlanta, Georgia
June 26-30; 1989 , � ' San Francisco, California � �
,' ' �August 21-25, 1989 � �. . $t. I.ouis, Missouri � ' -� �
September ]1-15, 1989 ' � Adanta, Ceorgia � �
� December 4-8, 1989 - - � San Francisco, California - � �
. . ED 201 � Business Credit Analysis ' , ' � � � ' � � �
' Februery 13-17,1989 � � � San Francisco, California � ^
. , April 10-14, 1989 � � St. Louis, Missouri �
May 22-26, 1989 ' Washington, D.C.
� July 24-28, 1989 Denver, Col�rndo -
September 18-22, 1989 , Washington, D.C.
- " November 13-17, 1989 . S nn Francisco, California � .
ED�202 � � Real Estute Financing � , � . � . � �
Apri124-28, 1989 Denver, Colorado
, � �.June 19-23, �1989 � _ � St. Louis, Missouri � . �
' August2l-25, 1989 Derner, Colorado �
' October 23-27, 1989 St. Louis, Missouri � �
ED 300 The Art o( Negotiation and Deal Structuring . � � � '
' ]une 26-30, 1989 Washington, D.C.
. "� .� Dcccmbcr4-8,1989 � � Washing�on,D.C. � � � � � rj
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August 31, 1987 . . , `
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Arthu� Waller � � , .
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Development Coordinator
, City of Lynwood
11330 Ballis Road
Lynwood, CA 90262
Dear Mr. Waller: .
, The National DevelopmentCouncil needsyour input! '
Since 1975 ND4 has been providing financing training. During thattime, the
f . . Council's training flas become synonymous with quality. Persons who attend any of .,
oursessionsknowthattheywillbringbacktotheirjobsnotjusttheory,but .
practical skilis in economic development. NDC not onlyworks to maintain the
' quality of its course but aiso continually strives to improve its sessions.
Overthe years, some ofthe most valued and innovative course suggestionshave '
come from past students of the National Development Council. We need your
" assistance in improving the training. En�losed you will find a short evaluation form,
please complete and retum itto us in the self-addressed, stamped envelope.
On July 20-24; 1987; you attended ED101 Economic Development Financing, a ' •
five-day economic development finance course conducted by the Nationat
Devetopment Council. We are interested in learning what you liked and did not like
about the session. Also, did it compare to other NDC sessions you have attended or
to training offered by other organizations. � I
Your response is an essential component in assuring that NDC continues to offer
training thai is valuable to persons in the field of economic developmeni finance.
I
Sincere�y, �
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' Susan i: Constance . '�,
Director of Training, I
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' October 21, 1987
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Mr. Arthur Waller - Ut; I:' .: -
Housing and Community
Deyelopment Coordinator
City of Lynwood ; �-
11330 Bullis Road ,
Lynwood, California 90262
Dear Mr. Waller:
The National Development Council needs your input!
Since 1975 NDC has been providing financing training. During that time, the
Council's training has become synonymous with quality. Persons who attend any of
our sessions know that they will bring back to their jobs not 1'ust theory, but
practical skills in economic development. NDC not only works to maintain the
. quality of its course but aiso continually strives to improve its sessions.
Over the years, some of the most valued and innovative course suggestions have
come from past stuclents of the National Development Council. We need your
assistance in improving the training. Enclosed you will find a short evaluation form,
please complete and return it to us in the self-addressed, stamped envelope.
, Last week you attended ED 201 - Business Credit Analysis, a five-day economic
development finance course conduded by the National Development Council. We
ace interested in learning what you liked and did not like aboutthe session. Also,
did it compare to other NDC sessions you have attended or to training offered by
other organizations.
Your response is an essential component in assuring that NDC continuesto offer
training that is valuable to persons in the field of economic development finance.
Sincerely,
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Susan L. Constance
Directorof7raining
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Housing and Development Coordinator
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, California 90262 �
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Dear Mr. Waller:
The National Development Council needs your input! _
Since 1975 NDC has been providing financing training. During that time, the t
Council's training has become synonymous with quality. Persons who attend any of
oursessionsknowthattheywill ringbacktotheirjobsnotJ'usttheory,but �
practical skills in economic develo�ment. NDC not only works to maintain the {
quality of its course but also continually strives to improve its sessions.
Overthe years, some of the most valued and innovative course suggestions
have come from past students of the National Development Council. We need your !
assistance in improving the training. Enclosed you will find a short evaluation form,
please complete and return it to us in the self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Recently, you attended ED 202 - Real Estate Financing, a five-day economic
development finance course conducted by the National Development Council. We
are interested in learning what you liked and did not like about the session. Also,
did it compare to other NDC sessions you have attended or to training offered by
other organizations. F
Your response is an essential component in assuring that NDC continuesto
offer training that is valuable to persons in the field of economic development
finance.
Sincerely, '
�sr°��°�"� �`_ _"�,�u-�-� �
Susan L. Constance
� Director of Training
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20697 432.22 924 AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS RECONDITION 7HANSM. 11-Ot-BB 432.22
- 20698 157.55 99999 AD DICK COPIER tEASE°9/BB 11-OI-88 157.55 -
20699 59. V 2 ACE IUMDER & SUPPLV' OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-01-BB 39. ll
20700 279.35 99999 AJAX DOILER REPAIFS 11-01-BB 279.35
- c0701 739.85 99999 A�UA �ACKFLOW & CHLORINATION �PERATING SUPPLIES 11-OI-88 739.85
20702 � 40,56 13 ARROWHEAD DFINKING WATER OOTTLE� WATER 11-01-88 40.56
20703 57.70 999q9 ARTHUR L. OARFIELD M[LEAGE REIM�. 11-OI-88 57.70
20704 1267.72 18 OALI INDUSTRIES OPERATING SUPPLIES I1-01-88 1267.72
30705 25,00 20 YOLANDA DAVS MTG-10.19.�� 11-OI-BB 25.00 �
20706 3392.00 99999 OINARV COMPUTER CORP. COMPUTER li-01-B8 3392.00
20707 163.18 25 �LUE UTAMOND MATERIALS OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-01-8B 163.IB
20708 145.00 99999 OVFEA OF GOVERNMENTAL REGIST.-A. WALLER il-01-88 145.00
� 20709 99.00 99999 UUSINESS EOUCATION SVCS SEMINAH-� OTEN I1-01-8B 99.00
207t0 362.25 99999 CA. DEPOS[TION REPORTERS MERANUA VS. LYNWOOD 13-01-88 362.25
20711 1600.00 39 CA. CONTRAC7 CITIES ASSOC. DUES-FV 88-09 CITV il-Ol-Be� 1600.00
20712 90.00 41 CALIF PARKS & REC SOC MEMO.-H. MATTOON 11-01-BB 90.00
20713 f010.48 99999 CALIF. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS PROFESSIONAL 5ERVICES 31-OI-BB 1010.48
20714 497.36 600 CAO/HUMAN RESOVRCES PERSON. SVC-15T OTR 11-01-Be 497.36 .
20715 1660.37 286 CARL WARREN � CO. LIAUILITV CIAIHS I1-01-8B 1660.37
20716 d153.93 203 CDN DA7A FORMS WATER oILLS 11-01-88 1153.93
20717 61303.97 47 CEN7RAL �ASIN WATER DIST WATER FURtJISHED-9/88 11-OI-88 61303.97
�0718 54.54 965 CHARLES W. CAHTER� CO AUTO PARTS 11-01-BB 54.54 � �
20719 34.36 963 CHIEF AVTO PARTS � � AUTO PARTS I1-01-88 34.36
� 20720 224.00 53 CLINICAL LAO OF SAN �ERN WATER SAMPLE-9/88 11-01-88 224.00
20721 213.00 99999 CODE ENFORCEMENT,LTD SEMINAF-P MARTINEZ 11-01-88 213.00
20722 19318.55 97 COMMUTER �US LINES �US SERVICE 11-01-88 19318.55
�� 20723 10.39 59 COMPTON �LUEPRINT d SUPPLV OPERATING SUPPLIES il-01-B8 10.39
20724 50.00 99999 COMPVLAD REPAIR COMPUT[R 11-01-BB 50.00
20725 732.94 99999 COMPUTERLAND OF GRANADA HILLS PftINTER 1�1-01-86 732.94 .
20726 680.10 61 COOPERATIVE PERSONNEL PROFE55IONAL SVCS. I1-01-88 680.10 �
�0727 265.00 99999 CSUL� FOUNDATION SUP SHIL�S-L OTEN 11-01-88 265.00 , ' .
� 20728 265.00 999?9 CSUL� FOUNDATION SEMINAR-A PORTER I1-01-88 265.00
20729 61.45 99999 DATA IMPRESSIONS� INC. OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-01-88 61.45 - _
� 207�0 23.00 823 LENA DENNIS MEETING 30.13.88 11-Oi-88 25.00 -
2073I 29.00 73 DONAf_D DOVE MEETING 10.13.B8 I1-01-88 25.00
� 2073^a 190.39 313 OOWNEV RENTAI CENTER ' PA.OFESSIONAL SERVICE 11-01-88 190.39 � �
20733 310.00 78 DUN M BRADSTREET� REGIST.-2 PERSONS 31-01-BB 310.00
20734 2076.00 99999 E.S.P. PERSONNEL 5[RV[CES • TEMP SVf,S 9/18-10/16 11-01-B8 2076.00�
. � 20739 I048.03 827 EAS7MAN RODAK CaMPANV MAINT. A6REE. 7/88 11-OI-88 1048.03
20736 244.99 99999 ECONOMV TIME RECORDER STAMPING MACHINE 11-01-8b 244.95
� 20737 395.00 99999 EDUCATIONAL EXT.-R REGIST.-F. JIMENEZ 11-01-BB 395.00
�� 20738 1140.00 979 EMPIRE P[PE CLEANING &.EOUIP. SEWER SVC. I1-01-88 1140.00 .�
20739 5160.15 99999 EMPIRE PIPE CLEANING & EOUIP. 5EW[R SERViCE I1-01-B8 5160.15
- 20740 25.00 85 EMMA ESPARZA . MEETING IQ 20.88 11-01-88 25.00 _ .
2079�1 90.00 B6 OETTF ESPGSETH MTG-10.19.88 11-OI-88 50.00
20742 20.00 99999 ETHEL WOODS REFUND-TRIP CANCEL 31-OI-BB 20.00
20743 - 25.00 356 ELOISE EVANS - MTG.�-10.25.88 11-01-BB 25.00 �
� 20749 20.00 99999 EVELVN VERDUGO REFUND-CHNG. DAV 1:-OI-88 20.00 .
20745 � 479.07 99999.EWING IRRIGATION'P„ODUCTS OPERA7ING SUPFLIES 11-OI-88 479.07 � _
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- WARRANTN AMOUNT VENDORq VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTSON INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
20746 20.00 907 EXPRES5 MESSENGER COURIER SVCSq6424842 11-OI-68 2Q 00
^ 20747 500.00 B9 FAIR HOUSING FOUND OF LB PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 11-OI-88 500.00 - ,
� 20748 � 25.00 91 ANN A. KIELDS � MTG-10.19.88 11-01-BB 25.00
B0749 99.00 217 FRED PRVOR SEMINARS HEGIST.-A. PICOU 11-01-88 99.00 �
� 20950 2249.23 99999 GENERAL DISCOUNTS � FOLDING CHAIRS 11-01-88 2249.23 -
20751 10.00 99999 GERTRUDE DAVIS REFUND-CHILD SICK 11-OI-88 10.00
20752 25.00 . 109 NANCV GILPEN MEETING 30.20.88 11-OI-88 25.00
20753 152.22 Bl0 GLODAL COMPUTER SUPPLIES OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-OI-BB ]52 22
20754 185.00 99999 CRANT PIANO SERVICE PIANO SFRVICE . 11-01-BB 185.00
20755 80.00 99999 CUARDSMARK INC SECURITV 5VC 17-OI-88 80.00 �
20756 40.00 99999 GWENDOLVN VAR�ROUGH CLASS INSTRUCTOR 11-01-88 90.00
� 20797 240.88 99999 H b H NURSERV PLANT GAZENIAS I1-OI-88 240.BB �
20758 25.00 956 JOHN K. HAYNES MEETING 30.13.BB 11-01-89 25.00
20759 908.38 889 LOVIS HEiNE M7G5 STIPGND-10/88 11-01-88 508.38
�07f�0 300.00 120 RO�ERT HENNING MTG STIPEN�-10/BB 11-01-88 300.00
201b1 1988.58 457 HOME BANN COMPUTER LEASE PMT 11-01-88 1988.SB
20762 199.56 359 ANDREA L. HOOPER MILEAGEY.PER D1EM 11-01-88 199.56
20763 3428.24 126 HVDRO METRIC SERV. CORP. OPERA7ING SUPPLIE5 11-01-88 3428.24
20764 280.00 99999 JDANN WILSON �ATA ENTRV 10/17-22 11-01-88 280.00
20765 9377.55 973 JOE'S SWEEPING CO. SWFEPING SVC.-10/BB 11-01-88 9377.55
20766 1047.30 135 JONES CHEMICALS. INC. CREDIT MEMO 11-01-88 �1047.30 - _
20767 �� 110.00 99999 NEYE PRODUCTIVITV CENTER �� SEMINAR-FENDERSON 11-01-BB 110.00� '
20768 129.48 140 HEYSTONE FORD AUTO PARTS 11-01-88 129.48
20769 409.33 961 L6N UNIFORM SUPPLV CO. INC. UNIFORM SERVICE 11-01-88 409.33 ��
20770 I8.00 929 L.A. COUNTV RECORDERS OFFICE RELEAS(NG LIENS I1-01-88 18.00
20771 615.99 946 LANG'S STATIONERS SUPPLIES I1-01-BB � 615.99
20772 305.00 �- 190 LEAGUE OF CALIF CITIES FIN MGMT-L OiEN 11-OI-88 105.00
20773 150.00 534 LEAGVE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES PER DIEM-M. WHIGHT 11-01-88 150.00
20774 25.00 153 ARNOLD LITHE MEETING 10.20.88 . I1-01-88 25.00
�" 2077� 25.00 154 DAVID LITSINGER MTG-10.19.BB 11-OI-BB � 25.00 �
� 20776 29.15 197 LOS ANGELES. COUNTV OF MAP 11-OI-88 29.15
20777 306695.34 161 LOS ANGELES, COVNTV OF GEN/TRF LAW ENF-9/F3B 11-01-88 306695.34
20�78 47.00 928 �OS ANGELES TIMES SUOCRIP 30/18-11114 11-01-88 47.00 .
- 207i4 419.40 168 �VNWOOD PRE55 CASE#88049,70.71,80 I1-01-BB 419.40
�0780 2810.58 169 LVNWO�D REFRIGERATION RFPAIR-COMPRESSOR 11-01-8B 2810.58
� 20781 9l"23.72 172 LVNWOOD, CITY OF - HUME �ANtI WORKERS COMP-REIMD 11-01-88 4123.72 �
20782 200.00 99999 �VNWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST. OUS SERVICE 11-01-88 200.00
20783 203.73 173 M b M TRUCN PARTS� INC. OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-OI-BB 203.73 � �
� 20784 103.36 99999 MAGNETEN NAT'L ELECTRIC COIL REPLACED MOTOR 11-OI-BB 103.36
20785 2903.37 176 YIARDEN SUSCO OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-01-88 2983.37
� 20786 44.00 99999 MARION MADDEN REFUND-E%CUR CANCEL 11-01-80 44.00
-� 20787 25.00 177 qOOEFT MAHHOVIC MTG.-10.25.88 il-OI-88 29.00 '
20788 25.00 178 GEORGE MARTINI M7G.. - 10.25.88 11-01-88 25.90
� . ' 20789 265.00 367 MC ORIDE ELECTR7CAL � REPAIR TIHE CLOCK I1-01-88 265.00
�� 20790 6380.21 183 MELAD & AS50CIATE5 PI_AN CHECK SVCS. 11-01-BB 6380.21 ` �
20791 25.00 1B4 JULID MENUOZA MTG-10.25.88 11-OI-BB 25.00
20792 170.00 463 MMI MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PROFESSIOfJAL SVCS. 11-OI-88 170.00 ,
" 20793 300.00 191 E L: MORRIS � MTG STIPEND-10/88 II-OI-BB 300.00 �
20794 155.75 193 MOTOR�LA C+E INC. � SVC. AGREE.-11/BB 11-01-88 155.75 � ,, .
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- WARRANTp AMOVNT VENDORp VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT -� -
�p7qg 111.74 99`799 MVRON MANUFACTURING CORP. X'MAS CARDS-HENNING I1-01-88 111.74
20796 65.00 67B MVTEL COMMUNICATIONS REPR�6RAM-PHUNE LINE fl-01-BB 65.00 ,
20797 305.00 99999 NANCY WASNINGTON DATA ENTRV 10/17-21 11-OI-BB 309.00
20798 24.00 99999 NATIONAL NO7ARV ASSOCIATION MEMU.-A. PORTER 11-OI-8B 24.00
� gp7qq 164.70 1q5 NCR CORPORATION W-2 & 1099 FORMS iI-OS-88 164.78
20800 25.00 19� �AROARA NEWTON MTG-10.19.88 11-OS-88 29.00
�0803 334.97 199 NORMED SAFETV SUPPLIES 11-OS-88 334.97
20802 287.20 970 OFFICE AVTOMATION TYPEWRITER REFAIR 11-OI-BB 287.20
20003 1215.14 201 PACIFIC �ELL TELEPNONE SERVICE 11-01-88 1215.14 •
20804 28.(i9 202 PAGEANTRV PRODUCTIONS PLA�UE 11-01-BB 28.fi5
�0609 106.33 722 PARAMOUNT STATIONERS INC. BINDERS I1-Ol-BB 106.33
20806 122.48 624 PARKHOUSE TIRE C0.
AUTO PARTS 11-01-8B 122.49
20H0'7 18.63 99999 PARHER PU�LISHING COMPANY OPERAI'ING SUPPLIES 11-01-88 18.63
200(18 505.08 9`1999 FAVTON PRESENTATIONS OF'ERATING SUPPLLES 11-01-88 505.80
�OHOq 25.00 91B A��ERTO MONTOVA PENALOEii MEE7ING 10.13.88 11-01-88 25.00
99999 PIPELINE MATERIALS 1NC. ❑PERATING SUPPLIES I1-Ol-BB q2.60
ZOBlO 92.68 ..
2�811 27.46 99`199 PRIORITY ONE COMPUTERS CA�LE CRT DATA 11-01-88 2�.46 .
�OBl2 90.00 99799 PRUDENTIAL OVEFALL SUPPLV MOPS II-01-88 90.00
20813 645.00 5B3 R.S. MEANS CO.. WC- REGIST.-W. MCMAHAN 11-01-BB 695.00
20814 80.83 878 RADIO SHACN ' COMPUTER TAOLE 11-01-88 � 80.83
3081� 20.00 99949 RAE DEVNE REFUND-TRIP CANCEL I1-OS-BB 20.00
A�VERTISEMENT 11-01-BB 175.21 '
� 20836 175.21 2�1 RAPID PU�LISHINC , • �
20817 1746.53 1� RELIADLE-FISCH OFFICE SUPPLIES 11-OI-88 1746.53
2b8f0 691.26 225 PENTERIA AUTO PAFTS AUTO PARTS 11-01-BB 691.26
20819 300.00 606 PAUL H. RICHARDS MTG STIPEND-10/88 11-01-88 300.00
� 20820 25.00 99999 ROV PRYOR MEETTNG 10.13.88 � 11-01-88 25.00
20821 4764.81 231 SAFETRAN � OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-01-80 4764.81
2�g�2 58.58 232 5AFETY-HLEEN CORPORATION CLEANING SUl_VENT SVC. 11-01-B8 58.�58
2Qy23 4575.00 99999 SAMPSON U MIDDLETON PftOF. SVCS-7/88 11-01-88 4575.00
31-OI-BB 127.64 �
20924 127.�69 235 SAN DIEGO FIRE EDUIP. CO. REOATERINTETSUDSIDV 11-01-88 4261.63
20905 422f.63 392 6ECURITY PACIFIC DANK -
20866 450.45 885 SERVICE OFFICE PRD�UCTS OPERATING SUPPLIES 11-01-68 450.45
2pU27 206.90 99999 SCTOW NAME PLATE CO. OPERATING SUPPLIES I1-OI-88 206.90 ,
GASOLINE 11-OI-88 157.06
20928 157.06 241 SHELL OIL COMPANV �
" 208:29 332.41 244 SMAflT & FINAL IRI5 CO. OPERATING SUPPLIE5 11-01-88 332.51
I1-01-88 69428.15
20830 69428.15 246 60 C�+LIF EDISON COMPANY �IGHT b. POWER 11-01-BB 1349.78
20831 1349.78 247 SO CALIF GAS COMPANV GAS 5ERVICE
20832 319.00 99999 50. CA. AS50C. OF USA/ABF REGISTRATION FEE 11-OI-88 315.00
20833 14.19 24`7 50U?H GATE WSLE ELECTRIC OPERATING SUPPLIES I1-OI-BB 14.19
20834 39.40 489 5PARKLETTS BOTTLED-WATER-9/88 11-OI-88 g`��
20835 10072.40 99999 STATE OF CALIFORNiA ST. LOAN PAYOFF-PATEA 11-01-08 l0072.40
20836� 99.51 259 THE SUPPLIERS' MARKING PAINT 11-01-88 99.51 �
20837 390.42 99999 SURDURAN STATIONERS OFFICE SUPPL.RCM I1-01-88 398.92
� 954 HENT SWIFT MEETING 10.20.89 11-01-HB 25.00
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20879 362.29 260 TARGE7 SPECIALTV PRODUCT OPREATSNG SUPPLIES 11-01-88 362.29
2UB40 207.68 756 TEXTURED COATINGS OF AMEfiICA GHAFFITI CLEANER 11-01 207.68
20841 37.60 99999 THE�AWWA CUSTOMER SERVICES �OOK I1-OI 37.60 � � --
� 20842 450.61 99999 THOMAS J. COLLI�� '. ASSOC. MUGS 11-OS 450.61
� 20843 2226.85 267 TIMELV TEMPORANV �RVICE TEMP SVCS-8/28-9/30 11-OI-88 2226.85 -
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20844 180.00 99999 TINA PEREZ DATA ENTRV 10/17-21 11-01-88 180.00
� 20845 60.00 273 TRW INFORnATION SERVICES CREDIT SERVICES 11-OI-89 60.00 ,
20846 2508.00 3B2 THE ULTIMATE CORP. MAINT AGREE. OCT-DEC 11-01-8B 2508.00
20847 862.27 610 UNIFOYAL GOODRICH TIRE C0. AUTO PARTS tl-01�-80 862.27
20848 376.95 99999 UNIVERSAL STUDI05 TICKETS I1-01-BB 376.95
� 20849 345.06 2B1 VANIER GRAPHICS CORP. COMPU7ERT PAPER 11-OI-88 345.06 .
20850 25.00 283 LUCILLE NALKER MTG-10.19.88 11-OI-88 25.00
�0851 450.OD 2q1 EVELVN M. WELLS MTG STIPEND-10/88 11-01-BB 450.00
20852 342.00 296 WEff�ERN WASTE INDUSTfiIES OLOCKWATCH SVCS. 11-01-BB 342.00 ;•
�0853 795.02 4B3 WESTERN PETROLEUM INC. GASOLINE 11-OI-88 795.02
� 20854 395.75 298 WHEEL MAN TIRE SERVICE AUTO PARTS 11-01-88 395.79
� 816512.47 816512.47
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DATE: NOVEMBER 1, 1988
TO: MAYOR AND COUNCIL
FROM: CHARLES G. GOMEZ
: SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER
BACRGROUND ,
The matter of establishing parliamentary procedures has been
brought up several times at Council meetings. At the last
regular Council Meeting of October 18, staff was instructed to
place an item on the agenda for adoption of Roberts Rules of Or-
der. Each Councilmen has been given a copy of Roberts Rules of
Order for their perusal and for reference. The City Attorney has
informed staff that not too many Cities for adopted Roberts Rules
of Order. Staff will investigate this matter and report to Coun-
cil orally at the meeting.
RECO2�QiENDATION
Staff awaits direction from City Council on this matter.
CGG/mCs
AGE.JDA I:Ta!
IJ�V _Y�
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ADOPTING ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER.
1�IHEREAS, the City Council does not have an adopted set '
of parliamentary procedures; and
WHEREAS, £rom time to time the matter of parliamentary
procedures has arisen during discussion of agenda items at Council
Meetings; and
WAEREAS, City Council has expressed a desire to adopt a
set of parliamentary procedures; and
wHEREAS, Roberts Rules of Order has been cited as the set
of procedures to be adopted.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that City Council of the
City of Lynwood does hereby adopt Roberts Rules of Order for
use in all City meetings.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ,
1988.
PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
' ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CHARLES G. GOMEZ
City Manager
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
HENRY S. BARBOSA
City Attorney
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135 S. Orange Street • Glendale, CA =91204 •(818) 246-2521
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The United Children's Fund 1E a grant-making
corporation located Sn Washington, D.C. and octabllsheA to
sollcit and expend Punds to assist chlldron. The Fund does
not engage diroctly Sn charltable activity,. but will mako
contributions to organizations active in research, educetion,
and charitable programs for childran, especially in the
Pields oP child safety, missing children, family safety and
child abuse. The board of directors of the Cund indantifles
those organizations engaged in the most useful pursuits in
� these areas and provides'financial ascistance, pacticularly
to organizations aith important projects which could not
otherwise ne pursued because oP the lack of Ptnancinq.
Funds will ba raised through direct ' eales,
telemarketing, direct-mail fundraising, by approachos to
private foundations and corporations, and by endorsements. •
The Fund will register as a charitablo organization in those
states requiring euch reglstration as a precondition to
fundraising.
The Fund qua11f1es for Pederal tax-exarnpt status under
section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenuo Code oP 19B6 and
1e a public charity under sections 170(b)(1)(a)(vt) and
509(a)(1) of the Code.
Our direct sollcltalton will be handled by paid
solicitors exchanging one special edition FUNd Check Book Por
each $20.00 contribution. The total cost oP' fundraieing
' (commissione and cost of serchandiae of sale) will not exceed
50$ oP the Punds generated. All funds collected (profaosional
Pundraisers check will be accepted ln leiu of cash) are to be
deposited Snto local accounts owned by United Chi?dren's
Fund. All disbursements will be under the direct eupervision
of Alan Dye, Secretary/Treasurer, Unitod Children's Fund.
The eolicitation will take place between tho hourc oP lU A.M.
and 8 P.M. and will employ no ex-felons or persons under 18
years of age.
The granting of a license or permit by any government
body will not be represented 'as an endorsement.
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