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Home My Public Portal AboutA1988-12-06 CITY COUNCIL � �� _ �. City o � �YNwoon � a .,,..M� "'�" � c� City �1Aeeting ChaQQenges I� � � �� I I 7rt >� 11330 BULLIS ROAD -I1F • 1 LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 (213)603�0220 DUE TO LACK OF A Q�UM MEETING CANCELLED AND CONTINUED TO DECEMBER 20, 1988 � f I � 1 ; ', ' � � i �� C�t3' O �YN�'VOOD pAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor �` �l Ctty �/Ueeting CI�aQQeeges � �,' 11330 BULLIS ROAD .1 LVNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 ti (213) 603-D220 IN ORDER TO EXPEDITE CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS, WE ASK THAT ALL PERSONS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL FILL OUT A FORM PROVIDED AT THE DOOR, AND TO TURN IT IN TO THE CITY CLERK PRIOR TO THE START OF THE MEETING OR BEFORE 7:45 P.M. FAILUR£ TO FILL OUT SUCH A FORM WILL PROHIBIT YOU FROM ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL IN TA ABSENCE OF THE UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. , � �_ � �� F LYNWOOD I ��TY CLERKS OFFICE AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE MEETING OF TAE LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL ��C 0 1988 pM TO BE HELD ON DECEMBER 6, 1988 2 3 4�5i IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS pM ��]�� .1 ►�/��' / 7:30 P.M. " �1 8 � � _ . �..� �„n .. PAUL H. RICHARDS II � MAYOR LOUIS HEINE E. L. MORRIS MAYOR PRO TEM COUNCILPERSON ROBERT HENNING EVELYN WELLS COUNCILPERSON COUNCILPERSON CITY MANAGER CITY ATTORNEY CHARLES G. GOME2 HENRY BARBOSA CITY TREASURER CITY CLERK MARY L. WRIGHT ANDREA L. HOOPER OPENING CEREMONIES 1. CALL TO ORDER 2, INVOCATION - REV. PAUL BRADSHAW 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS Louis Heine Robert Henning E. L. Morris Evelyn Wells Paul H. Richards II 5. CER'PIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY THE CITY CLERK 1 I 1 � i CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1988 `.' 6. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS: Regular Meeting November 1, 1988 7. PROCLAMATIONS: a. "Berry Gordy Week" 8. COMMENDATION: a. St. Francis Medical Center b. Nancy Prigmore c. "Project Impact" 9. COUNCIL RECESS TO: LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY LYNWOOD INFORMATION INC. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (Regarding Agenda Items Only) l 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: Staff respectfully request that the City Council waive reading and introduce the proposed ordinance. 11. PUBLIC AEARING: GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT CASE NO. 88087 Comments: Reverend Paul Hackett and City staff are proposing a General Plan Amendment for portions of the 4300 block of the north side of Carlin Avenue. Recommendation: That the City Council approve General Plan Amendment 88-1 for f case no. 88087. 12. PUBLIC HEARING: GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT AND ZONE CHANGE CASE NO. 88094 Comments: City staff is proposing to amend the City's General Plan and � to prepare a zone change for certain portions of the north I side of the 3200 block of Flower Street and certain portions of the south side of Fernwood Avenue. i I I 2 I I _ • � CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1988 � ' Recommendation: That the City Council approved General Plan Amendment 88-2 and adopt the zoning change for case No. 68094. 13. PUBLIC HEARING: TO DETERMINE IF A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED AT 9910 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD Comments: On November 1, 1988, the City Council adopted a Resolution declaring the intention to conduct a public hearing to determine if a pubZic nuisance is being maintained at 9910 Long Beach Boulevard. To date, Code Enforcement has been unable to obtain compliance from the property owner. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council hold the public hearing and adopt the attached resolution determining that � the nuisance is being maintained at the subject property and directing the abatement of the nuisance. 14. PUBLIC HEARING: CITY REFERRALS: TOWING SERVICE Comments: The City has received two applications to provide towing services for City referrals from Ketcham's Auto Works and Fontenot Towing Service. Recommendation: Upon conclusion of the public hearing, Council is requested to approve the application for Ketcham's Auto Works and Fontenot Towing Service relative to City referrals for towing. 15. PUBLIC HEARING: REVOCATION OF BUSINESS LICENSE FOR JAN'S ACUPRESSURE t Comments: A written complaint has been received relative to the above business. A public hearing is being held on this matter pursuant to Lynwood Municipal Code Section 17-112C. Recommendation: LZpon conclusion of public hearing, Council is requested to revoke the business license for Jan's Acupressure. 16. PUBLIC HEARING: REVOCATION OF BUSINESS LICENSE FOR NICKY'S SHIATSU ACCUPRESSURE Comments: A written complaint has been received relative to the above business. A public hearing is being held on this matter pursuant to Lynwood Municipal Code Section 17-112C. 3 � � CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1988 t � Recommendation: ' Upon conclusion of the public hearing, Council is requested to revoke the business license for Nicky's Shiatsu Acupressure. 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. 17. NUISANCE ABATEMENT { Comments: This is a request to set a public hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained at the southeast corner of Otis and Abbott. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt .the attached resolution entitled "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood Declaring Its Intention to Conduct a Public Hearing to Ascertain Whether a Nuisance is Being Maintained on Certain Real Property." 18. SLURRY SEAL PROJECT - FY 1988-89 Comments: On September 6, 1988, the City Council awarded a contract to Roy Allan Slurry Seal, Inc. of Santa Fe Springs to perform slurry sealing of various streets throughout the City. The project has been completed in accordance with the plans and specifications. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached Resolution accepting the project as being complete in accordance with contract documents. 19. AN ORDINANCE OF A CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL PROGRAM FOR THE CITY'S WATER SYSTEM f Comments: An ordinance was approved by the City Council on June 7,�1988 establishing a cross-connection program. Several minor changes have been requested by the State of California Department of Health Services. Recommendation: '' It is recommended that the City Council waive the reading and � introduce an ordinance entitled, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD INSTITUTING A CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL PROGRAM TO I PROTECT THE PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM." 4 � � CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 20, 1988 �,' 20. WATER METER PURCHASE Comments: The City is in need of replacing malfunctioning meters throughout the City. Staff has completed 50$ of backlogged meter replacements. A purchase of 200 meters is needed to continue the meter replacement program. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE THROUGH INFORMAL BIDS OF WATER METERS." 21. CITY SPONSORED EMPLOYEE CHRISTMAS PARTY Comments: � The City of Lynwood Management Group, Lynwood General Employees Association and the Fire Fighters Association request to have the Council sponsor a Christmas Party for employees and allow general employees to go home at 3:00 p.m. to prepare for party. Recommendation: It is recommended that Council sponsor a Christmas Party for the City's employees and�allow general employees to go home at 3:00 p.m. to prepare for the party. 22. PURCHASE OF PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FOR LINDBERGH PARK Comments: A Park Maintenance Assessment Fund Allocation of ($9,300.00) is in place to purchase playground equipment for Lindbergh Park. Staff has investigated and found it to be more expedient and cost effective to purchase the playground , � equipment through informal purchase procedures. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt a resolution authori2ing staff to purchase playground equipment for Lindbergh Park through informal purchase procedure. 23. INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 89 �omments: Internal Revenue Code Section 89 requires that all employee � benefit plans be evaluated in order to determine if the benefits are comparable for all employees. Due to the complexity of Code Section 89, staff is requesting that a consultant be hired to do this work. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council authori2e staff to prepare an agreement with Mercer-Meidinger-Hansen and � authorize the Mayor to execute said agreement in an amount not to exceed $8,000.00. I � 5 I � � CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1988 24. DEFERRED COMPENSATION PROGRAM � � Comments: Staff is requesting permission to establish a deferred compensation program for City employees. The only cost to , the City will be for payroll deductions for the program. Recommendation: Staff requests that City Council authorize the establishment of an employee deferred compensation program (with no City contribution) through payroll deduction. 25. AMENDMENT OF THE AUTHORIZED POSITION LIST Comments: Funding for an additional Office Assistant II was included in the Annual Budget, but was inadvertently left off the authorized position list. It is requested that the authorized position list be amended to include the position. t Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council approve an amendment to the authorized position list to include an additional Office Assistant II in the Community Development Department. 26. ANTI-GRAFFITI PROGRAM EXPANSION Comments: Council has informally discussed expansion of the Graffiti Removal Program. Estimated cost to expand the program for remainder of fiscal year is $17,420.00. Recommendation: Council provides staff with direction on expansion of Graffiti Removal Program. if expansion is selected, the attached resolution should be adopted. P 27. WARRANT REGISTER DATED DECEMBER 6, 1988 Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council approve the Warrant Register. I " CITY CLERK'S AGENDA 26. CHRISTMAS LOTS Comments: That the City Council approve the request for a Christmas Tree lot to the following: Teen Challenge Viva Market (Boys Market, Inc) i 6 � � �ITY COUNCIL MEETZNG OF DECEMBER 6, 1988 ' �_' PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION 29. MAYOR PAUL RICHARDS II 30. MAYOR PRO TEM LOUIS AEINE 31. COUNCILPERSON ROBERT HENNING f 32. COUNCILPERSON E.L. MORRIS 33. COUNCILPERSON EVELYN WELLS ' I _ 6 ADJOURNMENT s � MOTION TO ADJOURN TO A REGULAR MEETING FOR DECEMBER 20, 1988 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS ROAD, CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA. 1 � � � l� REGULAR COUNCIL MEETSNG MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 1, 1988 WILL BE SUBMITTED UNDER SEPARATE COVER i f � ACENDA ITEM , � I I I _ � � t� ,_'.,. � ..; ='� ;�� ,. � ' - - - . � .: ,,, . ., . �' " _ �Litp of � � � �� "��- � �. �-.�=: : . , � , ��.-:� �tate of ��Yifornia ;_t � � , .�, ..,....,.... . : , �-'. ,� , � '—' �\. � P R 0 C L A M A 7 I 0 N I .. . � � � ` . J� �.:'' �a ' . • ` � �L ' •��u�u�u��e�c � � � : ` ' • ,L:;�',,, ^ � � .'�'�� ' ��.�" ��`°Si - . '"^��:. ; �,r, � �, 4;T � �"'"° R"r.LRiFS, Berry GorLy, a talenteC end � . yrolific songvriter himself, fcuntled 9c:o':r Reo— ord.COrporation ir Detrcit YicTigan; an. �. WY.LRT_h5, Berry Gordy, �ith ta'er.t fror.. 9ecroic's ' � .e' inner-c'cy, e=_taDlished the "MC7BN6 SD71C.�.�� ar.d Y,'_s s'�sic ' i � . � , has become universallp atcepteC es "T'r.E SOUN� Ot YJ=h.: pKrRICA" for the past three decatles; end • � NHERLhS, B_rry Gc^d}', significantly bui.t M.^:ow•n-b� E_:id- in5 otners--stimc?atir�g the artist.c ialenSS of, nct on)y ::'�ters � and ProCucers, Dut Corporate Executives es �ell; and W9LREA5, Ber^y Gordy,disco�ered a nur..Jer of Artis?s vhc have c.ade ' susica] h!s<ory, a�onE the'r tre: N.ICHP.fL JACY.SON and THE JACKSOG iiVL, SY.Gi:EY fiJ°_'K> a^[ TnL Y.:F.5C�=5, 5':LViL 4C:�==�. LIOtir� H7�vIr p_;j;p p._:5 6nd' T'r,L 57?Rr••L5. T"r.i 'E.":':P.7i0P`, HAE;II' GASE. i'r.T_ F07R 77r5. G:�4�Y5 K:�iG:- ar,� ' 7Y.i PI7S, THE COY.N._DORT_S tc naa= just a fev; and � ! F._ NflEFT_A5, 6erry GorCy, vas indutteL into the "FJCR and R^___ '= of TA9E in 19BE, joir,ing '7I\'E c! his A^:is.s alrea:y named te the if:._: o` SP�:E, nn acAievement unequalled in the musical industry; and .�.�'.� WHLfiEAS, Berry Gordy, sums up nis Dusiness philosophy Wit7: this ad- �� vice: ^Nake your success work to help otners atTieve tTeir measure c` success, and hope tney aill dc likevise"; and � MHEREAS, Berry Gordy, Delieves success isn't meesured in ju<t d:ll- ers earned, DuS in thallenges met anC Darriers overcome; and { " �` .! 'WiLREP.S, Berry Gordy. Aas Deen desc^ibed by the Nev York 7imes as _ °TBC� IKT:.liEN71AL BLhCF MlJ: IN A::LfiICF� PJ�-CUL'UAE": and NOY� TlSRE?'OP.E, I, PA7L H. RiCR+P.DS, Y.avor of tAe City of Lyn�ooC, do �^re5y — prxLim Decer.,Der 4th thru DecemSer lOth as: ��'ha ^BLRRY GORDY 4LEK" � -- �s:_ J: IN 47TNESS�WHEREDF, I �ave Tereunto set my Tand enC ceused tAe SEAL of the � �� Y`� City of Lynvood to De affixed tTis Bth day of December, 1988. ! �,A� � ///� _ .� r (/�/? � �+._e<.. � jER�� ` - q;';}n_n i. F� .ity ..1� PA"i H. RIC'r.AF:'S. Y.hY�R J� � �- . � City of Lynvood 7 � i J J+, � 3 0 � 'f . LOUIS J• HE7NL, Nayor Pro 7ec. �'��;.. " . . R08LRT HENNIN.;, Councilr.�sr..Der L. L. MORRIS, Connr_lmer..�er � LVELYN YLCLS, Councilme:cDer .�H �-�A ' ..;� I V I � I AGENDA ITEl! I , 7 I � � � � .� �� _ � � . ^ •;. :.. _- "� `.:. ,� ��:_: �� !: .�� - :� - . ... _ `, ; � �itp ot , . - � �" .. �.- - . . .� ��. �_ . � _ �. �� _ `� � �- �,� . �: � - � � � x��=°-�--=�{; �tate of �a�if orrtia �_.�.. . .�.. ,: � �f• ; .. K. .:�.: :. "� ` - �\ - - "i.' 1. a. ` . ' ' � '�•s._.; .�.:�..; �. ��r� � • y � /� A' �' ��, ' ."� " .--� . ..� iw� � T.l�nR�n� -c1. �„ "� " 1 �- � '�:r�1L"u,��_ ... � �1�_� �1 �1 =_z - c � •atacaaa�f��t+aa■ ) '' C 0 M H E N D A T I 0 N ': . RRGkAi�ldRf4�FA � .�c� - W4EREAS, St.Francis Hedical Center has been operating in ' the city since 19u5; and �� WHERiAS, St.Francis Nedical Center made a comrz;tn�ent 20 �'� the future o£ th-s cor.=�unity and has been reverent in its aid to local residents; and � WHEREAS, Si.Francis Medical Center is one of the larg_st � / employers in the city; and i - �' WHEREAS, St.Francis Medical Center staff is alWays in- volved in community activities; and WY.EREAS, the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul � vill Duild a 542 million Health Services Pavilion to maintsin qua1- . i' � ity service for £uture healthcare needs of the community; and , �\ Wi3EREA5, St. Francis Hedical Center's investmen2 in z nec: _ hospital, shows their faith in the city. - � NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynvood commends . .,. �;;..'�•..� � St. Francis Medical Center £or their many years of exemplary ��%''�<�':^':.�4��- e£forts and noteworthy achievements in the community. ...f�;�.. .,_r,. � - ^. ,,�-, 4_ _. . - ;:� IN WITNESS NH£REOF, I, Paul Richards, Hayor of the City of Lynwood, � , ;,� ^ ?a have hereunto set my hand and caused the SEAL of tTe City of Lyn- .- wood to be affixed this SBth day of November, 1988 ., ,r - - 4_�:j : i: .. , . ::. . , ,�,: -' ..i .: � � � � � �'�,� A1.DREA�G ER, City lerk AUL H. ICHAR�S, I1, MA'iD � � '=,. �. ' . City of Lynwood O �"� � • `- . • ,e . � e�.: ` �! ��, y � � J ` (.� : LOUIS .1. HEINE ��. f f Nayor Pro Tem .. ;'`:,,, �% . ' i. � � ROB£RT HENNING .'y� u�J•. �'.. ' . ,�` � Councilmember ti�, . :��.,� � r t o'-ti� E. L. HDRRIS /� : CovncilmenDer j �i.� i ;� i "` EVELYN WELLS � . Councilmember I AGENDA ITF7�1 I I I � � `; _� � ` � =�'--�; : �.�_ � .�• � _� . ��,; � . _ : �.�-: �v. : � �i / . �:�'� " ,�.. . • _ �� '.' I . � , ttCttp of 4 ♦.� ` ` � , <,- T � ��, ' ��" �' �' � � � i � �� . . - • ,�� t�a==��_:�_ �tate ot �a��forn�a �� ,_: . ��. . -t- ,�_ " . �/ � � �� _.\ _ f!R!}MflR• > ' �' �..rf-�' ...: ;_ . `! �' i'`'-��'^' ' • C 0 M H E N D A T I 0 N .� '�A,�.�_T c.. -. . t p �...<.�..... :. . � � .'��.:.:' '^'y !*}kd�fRRR*�tlktt *(�',�!"' ��=:�,f . b_ � 1 .�. �u�;;i_�." . Q.� N �l .�,,;:: <„ ,. WHEREAS, Nancy Prigmore has been a �� m_m5er of the RANCHO LOS CERRITOS BOhP,� OF i � REALTORS for seven years serving as President � Elect and Prograr.. chairmzn in 19B7, Treasurer �.�;'�� in 1986, and a Director for the past four � � � years; and '�� WHEREAS, Nancy Prigmore has served the Real � Estzte Indus:ry on a higher level by serving as a State _ � �� Director of 2he CALIFOn1+iA ASSOCIATiOid OF RT_'ALTOAS sir�ce - � 1986, traveling throughout tne state to all C.A.R. Con- . ventions and meetings; and 1:riERLAS, Nancv PriSmo^e has served as the 72nd Pistrict � Chairman o£ [he Real Escate Finance Comr.�ittee in 1987; and � �, W^EREAS, Nancy Prigr.�ore has served as Fresident of the °� � � RANCHD LOS CERRITOS BOAFD OF REALTORS since November 1987; and �� WHEREAS, during Nancy Prigmore's leadership the RAl2.H0 LOS CEfiRIT05 BOhRD OF REAL'fORS has undertaken severa] cor,.munity service projects designed to enhance the quality oF life wi2h:r, � the ci!ies served by th? Board; and . KHEREAS, Nancy Pri�more's leadership has increased the . Boards participation in commcnity sereice and has done its part to a�aintain institutions of propert� and home ownership; and � � kHEREAS, Nancy Prigmore's leadership has main*.ained -� '� �� high professional and ethical standards among member REALTORS;-and � ' � NO'v:, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynaood cor.:nends - NA17CY PRIGMORE for her many years of dedicated service and note- worthy achievements in the communiiy. IN WITN£SS N?-iER£OF, I, Paul H. Richards, Mayor of the City of . Lynvood, have hereunto set my hand and caused the S£AL of the City of Lynwood to be affixed this 30th day of November, 196E. A1dDi.LA L. HOOPER, Cit}• Clerk PAJL fi• RICHARDS, P:h1'On Ci2y of Lynwood � LOUIS J. HESNE, !:aycr Pro Tem ROBL!2T HENNING, Councilmember E. L. M,ORRIS, Councilmember � � EVELYN MELLS, CouncilmenSer I i AGENDA ITF3�l ( . I I __ � � .`/"� � v • r .' " ��, . �, --� �, � ° ;+, � _ t . •� „i J�J'. . � . .. � � ttCitp Ot E - . � � ti i � .� ,��rr �� } ...,� 6�:•. .. . � ' ��, �� . y�, � ., �_ .� '_�..�4�� - L. ' _ .. �., � �` � _ _ �t�te ot �C��if ornia - - �� . ,, . . ni.': 'J'i'' •� _ ' RkE}*8*kkkAAtfirt 2 �: � �� { ? .`_y. y ��';' � .: � � �� C 0 M M E N D A T I 0 N A . y �� ..�5 l � �� . � � �I �� ; - .. x .,.��. � g�� . �� : WHER£P.S, `.he CaliPornia lnn^vative ., t " � Militarv Projects and Career Trair.ing (I^;°ACT) �. � Program is a youth training program designed � �� to assist communities; and .- - - WHEREAS, the California lnnovative N,ilitary � � a '- Pro;ects and Career Training (ZN,PACT) Prograr.:'s mai�n �� goel is to train youth be2ween the ages of 17 to 21 �� and place them in. unsubsidized employment; and ^ WHEREAS, the Califorina Innovative Military Projects and - . �;�� Career Training (INFACT) Program�has recruited, traine�, and job placed more tham 2,300 participants since its inception in 1977; and : � _ WHEREAS, ihe California lnnovative Nilitary Projects and Career �. � � Tra�ining (IN,PACT) Prograr.: utilizes the existing military structn^e and re- -, � , sources, togetner with community based resources to recruit, train, pro- . cess and job place the IN,PACT participani; and . � � � WH�REAS, the California lnnevative�t':ilitary Frojects and Career -. - Training (IMPACT)Program's organizational structure presently consists of . a Central Headqua^ters located in Sacramento, CA and five (5) training � r ,- sites, located in Conpton, Los Angeles, P;odesto, Oakland, and San Jcse; and i y WHEREAS, the California lnnovative Nilitary Projects ar.d Cz^eer � Training (IN,PACT) Program�has been at its present Compton location since� � - - August 1986� and _� WHEREAS, the Califoria lnnovative N.ilitary Projects and Career Training (IMPACT) Program has contributed to the City of Lynwood and other - - � Southeast area residents; and :. _ �- NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the CiTy of Lynwood commends the Calif- � ornia lnnovative Military Projects and Career Training (IMPACT) Program . ior its many years of exemplary service and noteworthy achievements in the � � � community. - ZN� WITNESS WHEREOF, I, Paul H. Richards, N,ayor of the City of Lynwood�, have " � � here�nto set my hand and�causPd the SEAL of the City of Lynwood io be .' � a:£ixed this 2152 day of November, 1986 � . ANDP.EA L. HOOP£R, Ci2y Clerk � - P.UL�H. RICHHRDS, MA1'vR City of Lynwood � . ' LOUIS J. HEINE _� � Mayor Pro Tem - � . ' ROBERT HEN171I4� �y� � Councilmember T � � � E. L. MORRIS � � Councilmenber AGEl�I�A ITrAI ' � LYLLYF WLLLS �, � CouncilmemLer /�. Z A - �..-_.. __..r . _.__. _'___... .�.�_ ...... . .. . v v _...,.:. .� DATE: December�, 1988 • TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Director u�(��L� Community Development Department �.' SUBJECT: Proposed Ordinance to Regulate Helistops - Case No. 88008 Proposal: Pursuant to recent development activities, staff has prepared the attached, Ordinance reflecting the necessary development standards for helistops. Background At its meeting of July 19, the City Council remanded the proposed ordinance back to the City Planning Commission, in order to address concern5 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 October 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. � on November 1, 1988, the City Council, again, continued the item because if concerns about the wording of the ordinance. FACTS Specifically, the Lynwood 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 bX 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 meetings of October 4, and November l, 19B8. She revisions are as follows: r f DISK 41:8800BH0 AGIIiDA ITEM NEW DEFINITIONS • � New definition added to read as follows: 3. "Emergency" shall mean an immediate and specific threat to the public health, safety, and security, and specifically excludes / any routine operations. l.. ' , : Amended definition: 4. In the case of public safety facilities, trips are limited to emergencies as defined herein. In no event sha21 any helicopter greater than 35 feet in length be used for any trip not involving a life threatening emergency. � S.j No refueling or 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 8:00 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(exhibits 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. DISK 41:88008H0 , i 2 . � � l• t . EXIBIT A ORIGINAL PROPOSAL i I 4 .� • i ORDZNANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 25 OF L THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE WITH RESPECT TO STANDARDS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF HELISTOPS WITHIN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: S�CTION 1. Section 25-13 of the Lynwood Munlcipal Code is hereby amended as follows: "25-13.10 - Helistoas A: Definitions. 1. "Helicopter" 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 on 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 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 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 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 inedical 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 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 "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. DISK V16:HELIORD e : 1 I . � � � 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 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 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 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 all portions of the roof area shall be within one hundred twenty (120) feet of the outlet. e. �tao 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 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 adjacent to the landing area. i �ISK V16:HELIORD 2 � � i. A horizontal safety net or substantial, decorative fence shall be installed around the perimeter in such a manner that it shall not penetrate the approach/departure or transitional flight paths. 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. 2tao such approaches shall be available, at least 90 degrees removed fzom each other. k. No light standards, roof vents, guy lines, TV aerials, or otAer 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 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. 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 approach/departure glideslope. c. No unauthorized persons whatsoever shall be permitted within the general landing area during flight i 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. 9. Ztao fire extinguishers of at least 16BC rating shall be provided and be located remotely from each other. t �ISK V16:HELIORD 3 � h. Where �uildings or structures i• landin area Proximity to the , 4 prese n t a f ire 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 landinq 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 I . effective type of noise suppression devices and shall be equipped with a transponder. b. Repair or refuel a helicopter in a helistop except in 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 -exigent circumstances. #' d. Violate the requirements of this ordinance or the regulations of the F.A.A. or any condition imposed � containede inpeaatConditionalSUse Permit a 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. Sect_ ion _2, Section of the Lynwood Municipal Code is hereby -=_nded as follows: "25-12.2 Princioal Permitted Use "f. Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein." Section 3. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows: � "25-6.1 Use "Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein." Sect_ i_n 4_ Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows: "25-8.1 Use "Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein." DISK V16:HELSORD � 4 � . � � 5ection 4. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows: "25-8.1 Use "Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein." t � 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 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 each section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portlons, or the application thereof to any person or place, be declared lnvalid 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 Council held on the day of , 1988, by the following vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Paul R. Richards, IZ � Mayor � d,TTEST: Andrea Hooper City Clerk APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: Vicente L. Mas, Director Henry S. Barbosa Community Development Department General Counsel � - '16 : HELIORD ' 5 .� � � i. ! • ti , . EXIBIT B REVISED PROPOSAL . ORDINANCE N0. • 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 �, 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. "Helicopter" shall mean a rotocraft which depends for its moCion and support in the air, principally, upon the lift generated by one or more power-driven rotors that rotate on 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 for ` � landing and take-off of helicopters. ' 3. "Emergency" shall mean an immediate and specific threat to the publid health, safety, and security, and specifically excludes any routine operations. 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 contiguous acres devoted to the medically or public safety needs of the community and region. The only trips which can be I; made are those which directl su port the y �, Y p primar 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 personnel. 4.. In the case of public safety facilities, trips are limited to emergencies as defined herein. In no event shall any � helicopter greater than 35 feet in length be used for any trip not involving a life-threatening emergency. 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 f• . building design for load bearing standards relative to I helistop landing pads. _ � DISK V16:HELIORD 1 1 � 3. There s�.l be no refueling facili•es installed at any helistops within the City of Lynwood. 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 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 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 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 all � 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 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 signalin9 device shall be provided adjacent to the landing area. � DISK V16•HELIORD 2 � - � � i. A horizontal safety net or substantial, decorative fence shall be installed around the perimeter in such a manner that it shall not penetrate the approach/departure or transitional flight paths. 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 Ieast 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 landing facility should be located in such an area as would permit a glide slope angle determined by a ratio of eight feet hor3zontal 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 Yestraint 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 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. 9. �ao fire extinguishers of at least 16BC rating shall be provided and be located remotely from each other. s `ISK V16:HELIORD . ; 3 h. Where �uildings or structures in 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 1-1j2 inches fire hose, not over 100 feet in length, and a combination fog nozzle. �,.' i. Approved means of communication such as telephone, ' radio, Eire 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 emer4encv and with appraval of the , Fire Department. 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 in the case of an emergency. c. Land a helicopter or take off prior to 7:00 a.m. or later than 8e00 p.m. of any dav except as in � emeraencv 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. g. No helicopter used for communit�service in the Citv � shall exceed the size of the S58 Turbine which t_o_tals 13,000 pounds and is 65 8 feet in lenath Section 2. Section of the Lynwood Municipal Code is liereby 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." ,r �ISK V16:HELIORD t . 4 - -- . � � Section 4. Section 25-8 is hereby amended as follows: "25-8.1 Use � ` "Helistops, in accordance with Section 25-13.10 herein." l Section 5. SEVERABZLITY If any section, subsectlon, 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 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 each 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 application thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid or unconstitutional. �'irst 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 Council held on the day of , 1988, by following vote: AYESc NOES: � ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Paul R. Richards, II f 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 p ��6:HELIORD 5 � � , ; � f � � , ;.. ,. i DATE: December 6, 1988 , , ; TO: HONORABLE MAYOR CITY COUNCIL _ �' FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Dir'"e`�tot Community Development Department �, � ,SUBJECT: GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENS 88-1 Case No. 88Q87 Proposal• The Reverend Paul Hackett and City Staff are proposing a General Plan Amendment for portions of the 4300 block of the north side of Carlin Avenue. The proposal is to redesignate the area from Townhouse and Cluster Housing to Multi-family development to correct an existing . inconsistency and to reflect current development trends. Backqround• In recent months, the Planning staff has discovered a number of permit applications that have an inconsistent designation between the Zoninq • Map and General Plan Map. California State Law prohibits development • in areas where the zoning designation is inconsistent with the General ,{ Plan. Therefore, before approving any development permits, the ` inconsistency must be corrected. At its regularly schedule meeting of November 8, 1988, the City Planning Commission, after deliberation recommended approval of the General Plan Amendment to the City Council based on the findings in _ Resolution No. 2249. Discussion - while the zoning classification R-3 for the subject properties, the lots have two General Plan designations: Townhouse and Cluster Housing on Che street frontage of Carlin Avenue and Multi-family in the rear portion of the lots. The applicant and the staff would like to redesignate the General Plan Map to Multi-family in order to allow multi-family development. Staff believes that additional residential intensity can be carried by the existing infrastructure as the street is a major thoroughfare. Further, that the development trend for the area should range from multi-family to townhouse and cluster housing then to single-family as that is sound planning practice for �. residential development. The subject area is surrounded by the following zoning - classifications, General Plan designations and land uses: � Surrounding Zonina General Plan Land Uses North - R-1 North - Multi-Family Single family Homes South - R-3 South - Multi-Family Single Family/Apts. East - R-3 East - Multi-Family Trailer Park West - R-3 West - TownhouSe & Single Family/Apts. � Cluster As the designation for the surrounding properties on both the General ' Plan Map and Zoning Map are compatible with the proposed redesignation of the subject properties, the staff finds no repercussion. Though the amendment involves several properties (6 lots), Reverend Paul Hackett's property has the following characteristics: f � DISK 3$:GPA88-1 AGENDAIT'EN 1 // ` ' � � ;. , � o The land is currently vacant � o Totals 41,539 square feet � o Under the General Plan designation of Townhouse and Cluster � Housing, the property would yeild 13 units. Under a Multi- ; family designation it would yield 17 units. This does not :� include consideration of the density bonus allowance. . ' After an initial environmental assessment, it has been determined that there will not be an environmental impact on the area and the amendment has been given a Negative Declaration pursuant to requirements of the State CEQA Guidelines. The proposed amendment was published in the Lynwood Press on October 26, and November 26, 1988, and public hearing notices were mailed to the property owners involved in the proposed redesignation as well as property owners surrounding the subject area. , RECOMMENDATIONS Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the City Council adopt the attached Resolution No. 2249: 1. Finding that the proposed General Plan Amendment 88-1, Case No. 88087, will not have a significant effect on the environment and certify the Negative Declaration as adequate. �• 2. Recommend adoption of the General Plan Amendment No. 68-1, Case No. 88087 to the City Council. ATTACHMENTS 1. Location Map 2. Zoning Map 3. General Plan Map 4. Resolution No. 2249 5. Resolution of City Council Disk 38:GPA88-1 . ( f r 2 . � � LOCATION iVIAP � . . � - . --- - _ _� . --� _ ,. � AGNES ' ; _ � AVENUE �^ W "..{ � ui l t L . 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S � 66 � �.,. �� . .... .� _ . i . f 4 CH - Cluster xousing Gty of Lynwood � MF = Muiti-Famiiy Planning Commission _ SF - Single-Family November 8, 1988 nOiYh i, , . i: �: , ii i� ' s: j; 1 _ 4 .. j._ t t'. 1: �. j. �: A: ' ' g: �% � � RESOLUTION NO. 2249 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE {,, CITY OF LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING WITH FINDINGS THAT THE CITY CDUNCZL AMEND THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF TAE GENERAL PLAAS TO SPECIFY PORTIONS OF PARCELS 16, 22, 23, 24, 25, AND 35 OF TRACT NO. 30140 OF MB 737 PAGES 42 AND 43 LOCATED ON THE NORTA SZDE OF CARLIN AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, AS MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, AND DESIGNATED AS - LAND USE ELEMENT AMENDMENT NO. 88-1 WHEREAS, the Planning Commission did, pursuant to law, hold a public�hearing to cansider Land Use Element Amendment No. 88-1; . _ WHEREAS, the Planning Commission considered all pertinent testimony offered in the case at the public hearing; WHEREAS, the Community Development Department has determined , that the project would cause no substantial impact on the � environment and recommends that the Negative Declaration be certified as adequate. , Wf1EREAS, the Planning Commission hereby submits Land Use , Element Amendment No. 88-1, along with exhibits thereof, and its report and recommendations to the City Council. , NOW, THEREFORE, the Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY.RESOLVE as follows: Section 1. The Land Use Element of the General Plan has not been amended during the calendar year 1988, and that this amendment shall be known and designated as General Plan Land Use Amendment No. 88-1. Sectioa 2. The Planning Commission finds that the Land Use Element of the General Plan of the City of Lynwood should be amended � to designate those parcels of land as multi-family for the following reasons and findings: 1. The proposed changes would not be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety, convenience or welfare. The proposed change will allow this property to be put to a productive use. Currently, portions of the area are vacant and are not likely to be developed. If approved, the proposed change will eliminate the potential ha2ards - associated with vacant properties. 2. The proposed change would be consistent with the objectives, policies, general land uses and programs of the Lynwood General Plan Amendment. 3. Other similarly situated properties in the vicinity are designated for multi-family land use and are already developed to the highest density allowed by Code. � DISK 38:RES02249 Section 3. T�ie Planning Commission hereb recommends adoption of General Plan Amendment No. 88-1 from Townhouse and Cluster Housing to Multi-family for the aforementioned portions of , properties in this resolution, the Planning Commission recommends that the City Council adopt General Plan Land Use Element Amendment No. 88-1. �• APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of November, 1988, by the members of the Planning Co�nission voting as follows: ' AYES: Commissioners Cole-Dennis, Dove, Penalber, Pryor, Willis I30ES: None ABSENR': Commissioner Kanka ABSTASN: Commissioner Haynes ��L� • Donald A. Dove, Cha person � APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: � L�-� � � . �1 i c.►� V� L. �1�IaS, Directo# Dou as D. rnes Community Development Dept. Deputy Cit Attorney � �� DISK 38:RE502249 � � ' RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF � LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING WITH FINDINGS THE LAND USE - ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN SPECZFY PORTIONS OF PARCELS LOCATED ON TFiE NORTH SIDE OF CARLIN AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, AS MULTI-FAMILY . RESIDENTIAL, AND DESIGNATED AS LAND USE ELEMENT AMENDMENT NO. 88-1 WHEREAS, the Land Use Element of the General Plan for the City of Lynwood was adopted by the City Council in April, 1977; and wHEREAS, said Land Use Element details seven (7) basic land use designations within the City; and WHEREAS, stafP has recommended that portions of said General Plan Map be amended so that it more closely conforms to existing land use; and proposed future land use; and wHEREAS, the Land Use Element of the General Plan has not been amended this calendar year; and _ ( � WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has approved and adopted a resolution to the City Council to amend the Land Use Element of the General Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: Section 1. A Negative Declaration has been prepared in connection with this project; the Community Development Department found there were no substantial environmental effects. Section 2. The findings and determinations of the Planning Commission contained in Resolution No. 2249 are hereby ,confirmed, ratified and approved. Section 3. The Negative Declaration is hereby approved and certified to be adequate and accurate. Section 4. The Land Use Element of the General Plan is hereby , amended to specify portions of parcels 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 35 of t Tract No. 30140 of MB 737 Pages 42 and 43, located.on the north side , of Carlin Avenue as Multi-family Residential. Section 5. This resolution shall be effective upon the daEe of adoption. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 6th day of December, 1988. BAUL H. RICAARDS, SI, Mayor DISK 37:RES02249 y' � ATTEST: � • ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk � APPROVED AS TO FORM:. APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: � General Counsel Vicente L. Mas, Director Community Development Department �. DISK 37:RES02299' � :� - � � � �; `'� DATE: December 6, 1988 _ TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND� COUNCIL = FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Dliector = Community Development Department SUBJECT: General Plan Amendment and Zone Change - Case No. 88094 :� PROPOSAL - Staff ' is proposing to amend the City's General Plan and to � prepare a zone change for certain portions of the north side of ' the 3200 block of Flower Street and certain portions of the south side of Fernwood Avenue. = The proposal is to redesignate the area from Single-Family to Townhouse and Cluster Housing, and to change the zone from R-3 to an R-2 classification, thus bringing both the Zoning Map and the '�, General Plan Map into conformity and reflecting current development trends. - Background: In recent months, the Planning staff has discovered a number of permit applications that have an inconsistent designation between the Zoning Map and General Plan Map. California State Planning Law prohibits development in areas where the zoning classification is inconsistent with the General Plan designation. Therefore, before approving any development permits, the inconsistency must be corrected. , At its regularly scheduled meeting of November 8, 1988, the City = Planning Commission after deliberation recommended approval of the General Plan Amendment and Zone Change to the City Council based on the findings in Resolution No.�s 2248 and 2250. There are four applications on hold in the Planning Division located in this area, which cannot be processed because of the � inconsistency issue. Discussion The subject area is surrounded by the following Zoning classification, General Plan designations and land uses: :-:; Surrounding Zoning General Plan Land Uses : North - Commercial North - Single-Family I105 Freeway South - R-1 South - Single-Family Single-Family East - Commercial East - Cluster Housing Mix Residential West - R-3 West - Single-Family Mix Residential Staff has surveyed the subject area and has observed the existence of a development trend ranging from single-family, to duplexes and multi-family apartment units. As there is a mixture of land uses in the subject area and surrounding areas, and the I-105 Freeway will be constructed to the north, with commercial to the east, and additional residential intensity can be carried by the existing infrastructure, staff recommends downzoning the �"_ t zoning classification and upgrading the General Plan designation to reflect a middle-ground or R-2 zoning and Townhouse and Cluster Housing General Plan designation. AGENDA ITE!! DISK 38:88094GPA /� � '� After an initial environmental assessment, it has been determined that there will not be an environmental impact on the area and the proposed amendment and zone change, has been given a Negative Declaration pursuant to requirements of the State CEQA Guidelines. The proposed amendment and zone change were published in the �� Lynwood Press on October 26, and November 26, 1988, and public hearing notices wera mailed to the property owners involved in ,� the proposed redesignation as well as property owners surrounding the subject area. � RECOMMENDATION ' Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the City Council adopt the attached Resolution and Ordinance: 1. Finding that the proposed General Plan Amendment 88-2 Case - No. 88094, will not have a significant effect on the ; Environment and certify the Negative Declaration as adequate 2. Findinq that the proposed Zone Change Case No. 88094 will not = have a significant effect on the environment, and certify the Negative Declaration as adequate. ATTACHMENTS � � �, 1. Location Map � 2. Zoning Map 3. General Plan Map � 4. Resolution No. 2248 of Planning Commission 5. Resolution No. 2250 of Planning Commission 6. Resolution of City Council - General Plan Amendment 7. Resolution of City Council - Zone Change ; , DISK 38:88094GPA 2 , . . .:.:.;: ;.:...:. :.. - . ,: , ., ,;. . ,:;.,. .,,; ,, ..: ._.. ;... .. ..,. � . •... ...,-,: '..!... � ,,,;,a. 1' r i.�>>ba 1 i�3iui i� ��:;,�� ::.; � :;.. .... ;_.: ....:. ............� . 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'� Legend ` C Commercial MF Multi-Family SF Single-Family .: - ';, _ ;; �. . !: �. ;; ;. lr 1: "' _ � ' j � i: }, l: �; � i; . �; , ,, f ;. ,. _ . �' _ [ Y. t} f � � � � ' RESOLUTION NO. 2248 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING WITH FINDINGS THAT ,�� THE CITY COUNCIL AMEND TAE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN TO SPECIFY TOWNHOUSE AND CLUSTER' HOUSING FOR LOTS 585, 586, 587, 588, 569, 590, 565, 566, 567, 56$, 570, PART OF 571 AND 572 OF TRACT NO. 2551 OF MB 24-7$-80, LOCATED AT 7'HB.3200 BLDCK OF FLOWEI2 STREET AND T�3E SO(3TH SIDE OF THE 3200 BLOCK OF FERNWOOD AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA WHEREAS, the Lynwood Planning Commission did, pursuant to law, hold a public hearing to consider Land Use Element Amendment No. 88- 2: and , WHEREAS, the Planning Commission considered all pertinent testimony offered in the public hearing; and WHEREAS, the Community Development Department has determined that the project would cause no substantial impact on the environment and recommends that the Negative Declaration be certified as � adequate,. WHEREAS, the Planning Commission hereby submits Land Use Element Amendment No. 86-2, along with exhibits thereof, and its report and recommendations to the City Council; ° NOW, THEREFORE, the Planning Commission of Che City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY RESOLVE as follows: SECTION 1. The Land Use Element of the General Plan has been amended once during the calendar year 1988, and that this amendment shall be known and designated as General Plan Land Use Amendment No. 88-2. SECTION 2. The Planning Commission finds that the Land Use Element of the General Plan of the City of Lynwood should be amended ' to designate those parcels of land as described above, as Townhouse , and Cluster Housing for the following reasons and findings: t A. The subject properties are adjacent to the proposed I-105 . Freeway and would not be suitable for single-family . development. B. The proposed General Plan Amendment would not be detrimental to the public interest, health, safety, convenience or welfare. ' C. The proposed General Plan Amendment will not be detrimental to the surrounding properties. SECTION 3. The Planning Commission hereby recommends adoption of General Plan Amendment No. 88-2, from Single-Family to Townhouse and Cluster Housing for those aforementioned properties in this resolution. � DISK 37:ELEMENT APPROVED AND �PTED this 8th day of • vember, 1988, by members of the Planning Commission voting as follows: ; AYES: Commissioners Cole-Dennis, Dove, Haynes, Penalber, Pryor NOES: • gonQ. ' �.' ABSENT: Commissioner Kanka - ABSTAIN: Commissioner Willis Donald A. Dov� Cha�i'rperson APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: � Vi cente L. Mas, Director oug s D. B es Community Development Dept. Deputy City torney � � ' f DISK 37:AMEND • RESOLUTION NO. 2250 • A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD PLANNZNG CONAIISSION RECOMMENDING AN AMENDMENT TO 'PfiE : LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO TFIE OFFICIAL 20NING ORDINANCE, CHANGING TFiE - 20NING ON LOTS 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, �' S65, 566, 567, 56B, 570 AND PART OF LOTS 571 AND 572 OF TRACT NO. 255] OF 1� 24-78-80, LOCATED AT THE 3�200 BIACK OF FLOWER STREET,, AND SOUTH SIDE OF THE 3?00 BLOCK OF FEFiNWOOD AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA. WHEREAS, the Planning Conmission did, pursuant to law, conduct a public hearing on a pzoposed zone change for certain properties as described above; and wHEREAS, the Commission reports that Iegal publication was made in the Lynwood Press, that notice to property owners was mailed, and notice of hearing was posted, all as required by ordinance and in the time required by law; and NOW, THEREFORE, the Planning Commission of the City of Lynwood - does hereby find, determine, and resolve as follows: � SECTION 1. The Commission recommends a change of zone from R-3 to R-2 for subject properties, as designated in the ordinance and map attached hereto, based on the following findings: A. The current R-3 (Multi-family) zone of the subject site is inconsistent with the General Plan designation. B. The subject area is not desirable for multi-family development due to street size and the land uses of the surrounding properties. C. A 2one change to R ('TWp FAMZLY nESIDENTIAL RES. •) ' would bring the site into consistency with General Plan Amendment No. 88-2. � D. The proposed zone change will not be detrimental to the properties surrounding the subject site. SECTION 2. Pursuant to the terms and provisions of the State CEQA Guidelines, as amended, Section 15073, the Director of Community Development caused a Negative Declaration to be prepared, and the Commission recommends that the City Council certify said Negative Declaration. Further, because of the construction of the - _ proposed I-105 Freeway, some lots may be excluded from redesignation. . SECTION 3. The Planning Commission hereby zecommends City adoption of aa ordinance changing the zoning classification from R-3 (Multi-family Residential) to R-2 (Two-family Residential) for those aforementioned properties in this resolution. DISK 37:AMEND t � APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of November, 1986, by members of the Planning Co�ission voting as follows:� AYES: Commissioners Cole-Dennis, Dove, Haynes, Penalber, pryor NOES: None ABSENTe Commissioner Ranka ABSTAIN: Commissioner Willis � �. � , Do�� Dove, �airperson ' APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: � '�� V c�. Mas, irec or oug s D. B s Community Development Dept. Deputy City R torney � . s ; DISK 37:ELEMENT � .• � � RESOLUTION NO. :�:� , _ A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF :';;�`( • LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING WITH FINDINGS THAT THE LAND -= USE ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN SPECSFY TOWNHOUSE :'-:"�'� AND CLUSTER HOUSING FOR THE 3i200 BLOCK OF FLOWER �T" STREET AND THE SOUTH SZDE OF THE 3200 BLOCK OF _ FERNWOOD AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA -� . . ;.� WHEREAS, the Land Use Element of the General Plan for the City of Lynwood was adopted by the City Council in April, 1977; and WHEREAS, sald Land Use Element details seven (7) basic land use = desi•gnations within the City; and ::a WHEREAS, staff has recommended that portions of said General Plan Map be amended so that it more closely conforms to existing - land use, and proposed future land use; and � wHEREAS, the Land Use Element of the General Plan has not been _ amended this calendar year; and 'T � WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has approved and adopted a_ resolution to the City Council to amend the Land Use Element of the General Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: - Section 1. A Negative Declaration has been prepared in connection with this project; the Community Development Department found there were no substantial environemental effects. Section 2. The findings and determinations of the Planning Commission contained in Resolution No. 2248 are hereby confirmed, ratified and approved. - Section 3. The NegaCive Declaration is hereby approved ancl certified to be adequate and accurate. Section 4. The Land Use Element of the General Plan is hereby amended to specify Townhouse and Cluster Housing for lots 585, 586, =� 587, 589, 590, 565, 566, 567, 568, 570, part of 571 and 572 of Tract . No. 2551 of MB 24-78-80, located at the 3200 Block of Flower Street and the south side of the 3200 Block of Fernwood Avenue, Lynwood, California. _ Section 5. This resolution.shall be effective upon the date of adoption. . PAASED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 6th day of December, 1988. PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor City of Lynwood :: � DISK 37:RES02248 , � � ATTEST: ;� �. ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: General Counsel Vicente L. Mas, Director � Community Development Department � :- DISK 37:RE502248 i: k .' • � - ORDINANCE NO. - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY ;;'?:� OF LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 25, THE OFFICIAL ;:.::, 20NING ORDINANCE OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, WITH RESPECT TO A ZONE CHANGE ON LOTS 585, 5B6, 587, 588, 569, 590, 565, 566, 567, 568, 570, AND PART OF IATS 571 AND 572 OF - TRACT NO. 2551 OF 11B 24-78-B0, LOCATED AT THE 3200 BLOCK OF FLOWER STREET, AND THE SOUTH SIDE O� THE �200 BLOCK OF FERNWOOD - AVENUE, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA TO FROM R-3 _ (MULTI-FAMILY) TO R-2 (TF10 FAMILY � - RESIDENTIAL). ^ 'THE CITY COUNCZL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES HEREBY FIND, RESOLVE AND DETERMINE AS FOLLOWS: "� Section 1. Chapter 25 of the Lynwood Municipal Code and the -'=:':. Zoning Map of the City of Lynwood are hereby amended to - reclassify certain real property described as follows: Lots 585, 586, 587, 58B, 589, 590, 565, 566, 567, 568, 570, and part of lots 571 and 572 of tract no. 2551 of MB 24-78-80 located at the 3200 block of Flower Street, and the south side of the 3200 block . of Fernwood Avenue, Lynwood, California. - Section 2. Amendment of the Lynwood Zoning Map for Lots _ 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 565, 566, 567, 568, 570, and part. of lots 571 and 572 of tract no. 2551 of MB 24-78-80, located at the 3200 block of Flower Street, and the south side of the 3200 block of Fernwood Avenue, Lynwood, California. Section 3. SEVERABZLITY. If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion ot this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of 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 each section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, ; r clauses, phrases, or portions, or the application 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 Council held on the day of , 1988, by the following vote: AYES: - NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ' Disk 38:880940RD ' • � DISK 38:8809qp� ; �� ; PAUL RI CHAR�g . ' II. MAYOR � � � ;; ;. ; , { � 9 � � � • � � . � � ? 3 � r ;. ( ' ' DATE: December 6, 1988 ': TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBEAS FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Di'r� r� Community Development Dept. SUBJECT: A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED AT 9910 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD OBJECTIVE To have the City. Council declare the property located at 9910 Long Beach Boulevard as a public nuisance. FACTS 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout lot. 2. Junk, trash and debris throughout lot open excavation makes it a hazardous location for the residents. 3. Opened trenches makes it a hazardous location for the residents. 4. Junk, trash and debris throughout site. 5. Hazardous excavation on south side of existing abandoned building. ' Authority exists under Chapter 21 of the Lynwood City Code £or the. City.Council to declare such property a public nuisance. RECOMMENDATION That City Council adopt this resolution declaring a public nuisance being maintained at 9910 Long Beach Boulevard. r . AGENDA ITE?1 /3 . � , '� RESOLUTION NO. - A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, DETERMINII3G THAT A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAZNED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY GENERALLY KNOWN AS 9910 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD AND DIRECTING THE ABATEMENT THEREOF WHEREAS, pursuant to the recommendation of the City Manager of the City of Lynwood, this City Council has , previously found that certain premises, hereinafter more fully described, are presently being maintained in such a manner as to constitute a nuisance; and WHEREAS, in light of said finding, on November 8, 1988 this Council adopted a resolution declaring its intention to conduct a public hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is �_ being maintained on said property; and WHEREAS, this Council has held a hearing and has heard and considered all relevant evidence and testimony from all interested persons desiring to be heard concerning the conditions constituting the alleged nuisance and the proposed abatement. - NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of ; Lynwood does,hereby find, determine, order and resolve as j� follows: � � � Section 1. The property described as Lot 17 of ; Tract 6207 page 07, generally known as 9910 Long Beach ' Boulevard, Lynwood, California, is hereby found and declared to be a public nuisance as defined in Chapter 21 of the Lynwood City Code. Section 2. The particular conditions of said property which are hereby found and determined to constitute � a nuisance are described as follows: 1. Abandoned building. , 2. Unsecured windows and doors constituting _ hazardous conditions, and inviting trespassers. 3. Overgrown vegetation through site. 4. Junk, trash and debris throughout site. 5. Hazardous excavation on south side of existing abandoned building. Section 3. It is further found and determined that, in order to abate said nuisance it will be necessary that the following steps be taken: I a. Temporarily board up building, ; b. Remove excessively overgrown vegetation, c. Remove junk, trash and debris, and d. Properly fill/cover excavation on site. Section 4. The owner of said property, Mary L. ' Van Order TR, is ordered and directed to take said steps and { to abate said nuisance. • � . � � � , � STATE OF CALZFORNIA ) � ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) � I, the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular meeting held on the day of , 1988. `- AYES: NOES: ABSENT: � L City Clerk, City of Lynwood � L f � � � DATE: December 6, 1988 (( TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers l. FROM: Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk� SUBJECT: TOWSNG COMPANIES Purpose: Per Ordinance 1040, after receiving application for City referral towing service,the City Council shall fix the date and time for a Public iiearing. Councils action of November 1, 1988, set a Public Hearing for December 6, 1988. The License Collector has received two (2) applications: 1) KETCHAMS AUTO WORKS 441 W. Compton Blvd. Compton, CA 90220 Application is complete. ( ` 2) FONTENOT TOWING SERVICES 410 N. Sowen Compton, CA 90221 Application is complete. 3) Per attached - fingerprints and picture of Mr. Delaney of Winn's Tow. See attached letter. RECpMMENDATIONS: : Upon conclusion of the public hearing, Council is requested to approve the applications for city referral towing services. � AGENDA ITEK /� ` � , , � ' CITY OF Z,YNWOOD � ' ` •. � . Aa�Iication for Saecial Pennit f.QEEHAN �ONt4NOf Dwne='s NameDBA r�g"' rgAUTOwueK. Mrrox BL«. Phone No . �.3 �- 7� 3 � . . � � OOM�'f9:d, CA . � �. . .. . � PH (Zif) 6D1•7718 .. . . Oc+ner's Address �'Y/ (N �'G►�s/°To.V iS /v�, �'p�+lrlo,�(i Ovnes `s Occupation �� 's'Q � � �c - - 2Z+pe of Per.nit Desired � O w iN G ' Zocatioa where permit is to be used 5'f�/ W C'Ofs/'�v-v iS/vd f ' $ �'O�iTo.� C� l�OZ z c� 3etwean wF.at hours will pez�it be used o�Y ��S -� 7.1��`YJ dc,e CucE� What area *�ill be desiqnated for t�is use (st. Ft. ) �ti %i� 6 ,�(o t What is the total ground floor area of structure '�'f; O o v �&ave vou made application for this type of pesmit be�ore? yc S � �'i � O �Or� d T�.�J —f- �v.S �.u) � /�.r Co u .v-+J' If so, where. y � � . ` s/f ��0� � C/9�So�J Number of persons employed -3 F I he_eby certify that all statements made in this'application are true and coa�Iete, and t�iat any misstatements of material facts will cause � a for_eiture of fee �nd Cenial of pez�it. �� ,. p \ /O fs' " - '` • • � \aGQ `C % ' c ` {� �'F� �� Signat e of Owner Date . . v � n �'r �1 ` � , . . ' � K G\ �,. ,: . �0� ' �. ' \ G\ �� C � �� Signatu.re of Agent (if, any) Date �,� - � P . . �� I �\ . � � ' I• � ' . . BA('° JROUND CHECR INFqR�4ATI0N ' T " • 1 W. COMPTON BLW. � ' OOMTTYIN� CA WSS? � 1. APPLICANT FOR PH (219) 6S1-RM� LICENSE N0. , DATE �� 7 � d� NAl� �O�v � Pti � f" T � � c,y.q•�J /� ' � , Last irst l!i le " ADDRESS v?a 33��fo v.✓fa..d /�vt ,�Q2�P�J CA RES . 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CARDS .�PPROVED DENIED _ __ _ ---,---. � SIG\ATUAE � � F� t:. l; {�: ; �. � �.. I CiTY OF L� �':;:007 DATE C.-, r' � r, c�v ` 1986 �.. r F �p 0�1� ll.ti :�n O. .. ( ` _ . � . � � � , � � . . _ � - ��;� • � ` . . . e . . . . .J�. . . - x . . .^.y: . . � • . . . . .F..q.}.' ' - � . ' ` _ y �� .- . � � _ � a' � ;', � ; . � . . x�.: 3 ; . .� �- � t �� -'�►�.°.�- � � � . �'�z c.+�,�,� �� .��_ . LE�VE BL.�.Nw T6E ON Pf�tNT 4Ll INFORMA710N !N 8:AG1( FBI 1E�`/E D��NK � APPLICANT ,.,. ,.. ,..M ..as, ..., ..,_o.E ..�� — ' `. �..c...u[ or .e.sw. r»we..wiwreo �u.scs AKA O . , � � — CA0349u00 �� ... .,�..,�,�a�.,�,. .,�.,..�E:. ;� R BUPOF�IDENTT $�.�� /, � D��E O� B��iw �fX 1 �'� i �,..; SacRanENto. ca "'�,., `.. �` ` CMt��SU��M4 �GlNCt �MC 1DDCEb6 De�vEOi ��CEw'SE wo. pp� SE� w4�, wG� EvES I��CE a��n�. P� ♦ow uo pGA . � — �LE�VE lL4NX . � es� no. FSI � . Y cuss . s�.te io wo SID . . . ' w�roct cocc wtr � son..ucu.�-rco 5OC � . 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Compton Blvd. Compton, CA 90220 Application is complete. , ! 2J FONTENOT TOWING SERVICES r 410 N. Bowen Compton, CA 90221 Application is complete. 3) Per attached - fingerprints and picture of Mr. Delaney of Winn's Tow. See attached letter. { RECdMMENDATIONS: Upon conclusion of the public hearing, Council is requested to approve the applications for city referral towing services. t ' 3 � � i • � , CITY OF LY'_�WOOD A aali t ation fo S Permit f.PEE�9/9.t> �- o.� f p.vo t pwnez ' c U�lt1? fONTENOT TOW SERVICE Phone r�o . ,S 3 7 ��J , � ---- 710N.�6WEN�� ------ . . � COMP70N, CA 7Q221 ^ 0 537•7875 OR 636t955 �./O �. �D W c N l Of+�� ' Oc.7P.P_i � 5 ��5°55 � . . — —__—_�. CWner's Occtapation � p w ,�� /z vi c c T�^e o` P_rnit Desired � W�'U G - 3.ocar.ir�n ah!?rE D?!'2111 is to be used_ y�v __�_ �Ow �� ' O�y� To.v C' f� �o e z � Bet��l wF,at hours will permit be used G�y f��S =��J's �P� �"`�'� 'Aha*_ ar?a will be designated for this use (st. Ft.) �N ?/� �.�of rifiat is the total ground floo: ar=a of structur=_ .� a�J.� � fiave �ou made a�plication for this ty�e of pe=mit before?_ yc S If so, w+here? ` OHP % ON = TOW /�v G �o/z t i� � �p,vp�o.J Si,cc� /y76 Nurz`�r of persons employed � t , , : Z herebS certify that all statem=nts made in this'application ara true .and cemplete, and that any misstatements of material facts will cause a fcr_ of fee and flenial of per.nit. , - r ' ` � � . � _�=_(i`�C _ __ --'— � y' d � ��:�� " Signature ot Ownet Date � - . . , 1 �: �y�8 �.. ,:� � . ��.,� � �.''� Q �at�.,!':�=' , ^'�'� Signature of Agent (if any) Da�e �,..F..., � -- i BACBGROUND CHECR IF"FOR�ATION SHEET , _ 7ENOT TOW �gy�E �� - � . .' . � .. !10 N. BOWEN . 1, 6PPLICANT FOR coMPT°". �^ �z21 LICENSE N0. _ ca� �y74 6R �538i9 � DATE ��' 7 �' d' NA� �O�cl '�P�v o � � � E/�l.4.J /� ' Last irst Ni d� le �, � �« ADDRESS G�o�.3.3 f' �O�JN�G ..�: /¢vt �.P�('�Pi,( CA RES. PHONE ! 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'�.;�'�; � ,' i '� . � �� -^\ �'.�?�.�; � G�, ��, /f�i� �, ° I f ��/�4� �' .��e � +� r��i�,.n � �� a�g i � � �`'. i . � /.- � � . . .. � � �`i� / ! .: �. ,�" y �� w �� 0 "�� ' � / .. � r y �� . _ .� �/. �wt : � _ �3 �i� �� l/�r . ��' - - < _ ��,� � �� '."° � , ! �[ p �'' p �� , �� -�. ` ' I -= * v° . \ [OW\wGkwS l��[�. bw.'l��yEOVS�• /,M iW -�✓• f . I t��i�. M�n�yB � .• •G�� [OJ � Ew5 t��Fn S�J'.i�wE0i5i• � � � -� � . ��w orrices oc . JAMES E. DELANEY ' JAMCS E. DEL�NEY , IYI2 MOR�w 6R06Dw�r, SU�TE Ii5 ♦RE4 COOE )i�1 ''� BUE ELLEN ��STRELLON S�NTA �NL, ULI�ORNIA 92701 TELEPwONE �35-�225 , November 29, 1988 q t RECEIV�D I Gity ofLynwood CITY OF LYN1'JOOD 11330 BulliS ROad CITY CLER :s ^�: �,__ , Lynwood, Califarnia 90262 D E C 01 1988 Attention: Ms. Andrea L. Hooper, C�ry Clerk AM PM 7i8i9il0illi12ili2i3i4i3i6 �. Re: Winn's Tow Service, Ina ! ' Applicaaon for Referral Towing Service Permit � Deaz Ms. Hooper: ! d � Enclosed please find a fingerprint cazd and photograph pmvided by James E. Delaney with reference to the application of Winn's Tow Service, Inc., for a referral towing service permit, now set for hearing on the Ciry Council's agenda, December 6, 1988. Pursuant to a telephone conversation with Henry S. Barbosa, City Attomey, it is my understanding Mr. Delaney's fingerprints and photograph idenufication arc forwarded this date in his capacity as Trustee of the L.C. Winn Trust, majority stockholder in Winn's Tow Service, Inc. , Mr. Barbosa and I have also agreed Luther C. Winn, as the Beneficiary of the L.C. Winn Trust, will provide his fingerprints and a photograph for submission with this application. While Mr. Winn is absent from the State of California at the present time, he is due back the first of next week and will provide your office with the required identification upon his retum. � , Please advise me at your first opportuniry if you require any further documentadon or informavon to complete the processing of this application. . C� Res ctfull youurs, ��c.'� � ��-�-�— � SUE ELLEN CASTRELLON - SEC:pah " Enclosure ;y t � � 1 � '� �� kEC[! � �_,: CITYOF LY�Jl�v�D I , CITY CLEi;I(•1 n- •-c DEC �i 19�� AM PES - ' 7 � 8 � 9 ��I�iZ';�i�i3��i5�6 � � ' .� . .� _� ♦ • . f � .._' _. _ ' _ _ _ . . . - . I � �- \ I — �+ ,� � I . � :ti.. �e. ' i� '. _ . 4t�S. .;,. _f. y � � . ; . � L _.3:•� � Y:1 . � ,;�• 1�MFS E. DELAREI Y � � . � t•. ` � `'. � FBi IE�VE BL�HK �� LEI�vE BLANtl TY�E OR VRINT 6lL INFOFM�TIpN tN B�YGK M.N` ' � - us w.r NI1M nns r. r , ' APPLICANT DELANEY �BIDes Edward �'.,`� u��xs FK. 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Lynwood, CA 90262 �J PERMIT LJ CERTIFICATION ❑ CC\N UCENSE .� OTHER SPEQFY �ICENS6GEFMIT-CERTIHUT�ON TITLE�. � ) Referral Towing Service Per(nit � ��:so��:� ir�� or.h��riaf•i APPLICANTS RESIDENCE ADDRESS � � � 3092 Salmon Drive, Rossmoor, California 90720 , .�, � � .Siaie oi Cat�fom�a - � Departmem of Justice � Bureou of Criminal Identificatio� P.O. Boz 903417 Socromemo, CA 94203-4170 BID-7 (G-86) � , � I . � � , � • DATE: December 6, 1988 TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers FROM: Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk� SUBJECT: JAN'S ACUPRESSURE The City Council suspended the license of Jan's Acupressure for the period of 60 days. A written complaint (attached letter) was received in the ' City Clerk's Office November 9, 1988. Per Code Section 17-112 C, set a public hearing to hear this complaint December 6, 1988. � � � RECOMMENDATION: i Upon conclusion of the public hearing, the City Council is ' requested to revoke the Business License for Jan's Acupressure. I i I � i AGE^fDA ITElt I �./ I I ( I ! • .; , � � � . . �� cit � �YItiTI'�'OOD � .«..,.,�. ��,. , ��'� : c �t Ctty �IUeeting C�oQQenges i' � I� i � � � � l7330 BULUS ROAD � � LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 � � - � OFFICE OP TXE C1TY MAN�OEF (z�3) 603-�ZZ� t# � N T E R- O F F I C E H E H O� . ' RECEIV[D I CITY OF LYN':^lOOD C17Y CLERI:S G: r CE , DATE: NOVEMBER 9, 1988 NOV 09 1988 AM PM TO: ANDREA HOOPER, CITY CLERK 7i8i9i10�11i12i1i2i3i4i5i6 i FROM: CHARLES GOMEZ, CITY MANAGER �,�y ��,,r1 � � � SUBJECT: REVOCATION OF BUSINESS LICENSES � i On November 7, I received a call from Detective Mair informing me , that they had arrested several people at Jan's Acnpressure and at ,,, � the Nicky's Shiatsu Acupressure both of which are located on Cen- tury Boulevard. As you recall, several months ago, I had the license of Jan's , . Acupressure suspended because there had been two arrests made for acts of prostitution. We were lenient for two reasons, we were not positive that the prostitution was a perpetual modus operandi '. and the court did not convict. I firmly believe that now that they have been caught again, we can make the determination that this is really their business, -, i.e., prostitution rather than acupressure therapy. Therefore, let this letter be my written complaint against both establishments being filed with you in writing so that you may present them to the City Council in hopes that they may pursue the procedures in Section 17-113 of the Lynwood 1Hunicipal Code to ultimately suspend both licenses. CGG/mcs � � � � . DATE: December 6, 1988 '�, TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers ,. FROM: Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerlc� SUBJECT: NICKY`S SHIATSU A written complaint (attached letter) was received in the City Clerk's Office November 9, 1988. ' Per Code Section 17-112 C, set a public hearing to hear this complaint December 6, 1988. ',� { � ' RECOMMENDATZON: Upon conclusion of the public hearing, the City Council is - requested to revoke the Business License for Jan's Acupressure. . � AGENDA ITEM �— , � , :t . �� c�� YI� �'OOD � � 4+r� [rtr .c � �,t Gty Jueett�g CbFQag�s ,'' �' i � � H330 BULUS ROAD ' LYNWOOD, CAIJFORNIA Q026y � � OLFICE OF TNE CT' YAN�OER � (Y7$) BO$-OMO � �.,� I N T E R- O F F I C E M E� . ' RECEIVED I � CirY oF ivnr;^�oo� CITY CLERIiS O�F!CE DATE: NOVEMBER 9, i9ss NOV 09 lggg AM PI�1 TO: ANDREA HOOPER, CITY CLERK 7i8�9i10�ll�]2i1�2i3i4i3�6 FROM: CHARLES GOMEZ, CITY MANAGER �,�.� �.� � � SUBJECT: REVOCATION OF BUSINESS LICENSES � i , On November 7, I received a call from Detective Mair informing me � that they had arrested several people at Jan's Acupressure and at the Nicky's Shiatsu Acupressure both of which are located on Cen- tury Boulevard. As you recall, several months ago, I had the license of Jan's Acupressure suspended because there had been two arrests made for acts of prostitution. We were lenient for two reasons, we were not positive that the prostitution was a perpetual modus operandi and the court did not convict. I firmly believe that now that they have been caught again, we can make the determination that this is really their business, - i.e., prostitution rather than acupressure therapy. f � Therefore, let this letter be my written complaint against both � establishments being filed with you in writing so that you may ' present them to the City Council in hopes that they may pursue the procedures in Section 17-113 of the Lynwood Municipal Code to ultimately suspend both licenses. � . CGG/mcs � � '� �� DATE: December 6, 1988 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND_C�� COUNCIL MEMBERS ' G� FROM: Vicente L. Mas, Director, Community Development Dept. SUBJECT: A NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAZNED AT 6192-001-OS 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 January 17, 1989 in the Council Chambers. � FACTS: 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout lot. 2. Junk, trash and debris throughout lot open excavation makes it a hazardous location for the residents. 3. Opened trenches makes it a hazardous location for the residents. 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 is being maintained at 6192-001-05 City of Lynwood. � , AGENDA ITElI f ' I � �' �'_ • • . . + '.( ,�. 1'. I ' ��..' RESOLUTION NO. • A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO " CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER A NUZSANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAZN REAL PROPERTY. . WHEREAS, the City Manager of the City of Lynwood has recommended that this City Council find that certain premises within the City of Lynwood may be 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� and �� WHEREAS, the conditions on said property which �. may constitute a nuisance are: ' 1. Overgrown vegetation throughout lot 2. Junk, trash and debris throughout lot ' 3. Opened trenches makes it a hazardous location for the residents. -� - NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of Lynwood does hereby resoTve as follows: Section 1. Based upon the aforesaid recommendation 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 6192 tract OS page 01 in.the City of Lynwood. Section 2. The method(s) by which said conditions - ; could be abated include: ' 1. Remove vegetation � 2. Remove junk, trash and debris ' 3. Properly fill the trenches. 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 of which is a-propriate under public under public power of the City of Lynwood, and, � � � DATE: DECfiMBER 6, 1988 TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.E., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS/C�� { . CITY ENGINEER BUBJECT: ACCEPTANCE OF SLURRY SFiAL PROJECT (FY 1988-89) FACT: o On July 7, 1988, ataff began advertisement for bida for the Slurry Seal Project. o On July 25, 1988, the bid opening xas held in the office of the City Clerk. o On August 2, 1988, the City Council delayed the award of the ` contract to the lowest responsible bidder, Roy Allan Slurry Seal, Inc. of Santa Re Springs, until information on the Youth Hiring Program was submitted. o On September 6, 1988, the City Council awarded a contract to . the lowest responsible bidder, Roy Allan Slurry Seal, Inc. of ,� Santa Fe Springs, for its low bid of $86,135.00. ' o The final construction cost is $85,161.30. o The project started on October 24, 1988, and was completed on November 4, 1988. . ANALYSIS: On Monday, November 7, 1988, final inspection on the project was performed by ataff. All items have been completed and the workmanship is acceptable. The project is therefore complete according to plans and apecifications. � The�Engineering Department posted flyers around the City for � ° temporary construction employment. A total of 56 applied and were screened.by the Engineering Department. Twenty applicants were referred to Roy Allan Slurry Seal, Inc., 11922 Bloomfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670, for interviews. Nineteen of those showed up for the interview. ; Roy Allan Slurry Seal, Inc. hired two local residents. The Engineering Department contacted the Contractor one month after the construction was completed in the City, and asked about the . two Lynwood residents that were hir.ed. They are still Working for the Contractor and they are very pleased with their : performance. One of the employees has already received a raise. RECOMMENDATION: It ie recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution and accept the project as being complete in accordance with contract documents. i . , C15-570 AGENDAIT84 � � � � RESOLUTION N0. -�.� A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ACCEPTING THE SLURRY SEAL PROJECT OF (FY 1988-89) WHBREAS, on July 7, 1988, staYf began advertisement for bids for the Slurry Seal Project; and WHEREAS, a bid opening wsa he2d on July 25, 1988, and Roy Allan Slurry Seal, Inc., was the low bidder; and WHEREAS, the conatruction was etarted on October 24, 1988, and,completed on November 4, 1988; and _` WHEREAS, staff inspected the project and found that it Was complete in accordance with plans and specifications; and ' WH&REAS, the final construction cost is $85,161.30. 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 the Pavement .' Repair Project as being completed in accordance with contract documents. "� Section 2. This resolution shall become effective ' immediately upon ita adoption. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of - , ; ` , 1988. j � � PAUL H. RICHARDS, II, Mayor City of Lynwood ATTEST: � ., r ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk City of Lynwood ' ` APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: �, City Attorney JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.B. Director of Public Works/ City Engineer . C15-580 � � � STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ► as. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELBS ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do . hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was duly ` adopted by the Citp Council of said City at a regular meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the � day of , 1988, and passed by the following vote: AYES: NOES: , ABSENT: . City Clerk, City of Lynwood i °� STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGBLES ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify that the ' above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of Resolution No. on file in my office and that said resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein stated. Dated thia day of , 1988. . .� City Clerk, City of Lynwood � � DATE: DfiCBMBER 6, 1988 TO: THE HONORABLB MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THB CITY COUNCIL �'� FROM: JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.E., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS/ CITY fiNGINEER SUBJECT: AN ORDINANCE OF A CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL PROGRAM FOR CITY'S WATSR SYSTEM PURPOSS: To recommend that the City Council adopt the attached ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1305. . ANALYSIS: An ordinance was approved by the City Council on June 7, 1988 establiahing a crosa-connection program. Several minor changes have been requested by the State of California Department of � Health Services (see attached letter). SECTION 1 - PURPOSE "State of California Administrative Code" is amended to read as "Californis Code of Regulations". SECTION.IV - BACKFLOW PRfiVENTION DEVZCES B. "Title 22 of the California Adminiatrative Code" is amended to read as "Title 17 of the Californis Code of Regulations". RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the City Council waive the reading and introduce an ordinance entitled, " An Ordinance Of the City of Lynwood Instituting A Cross-Connection Control Program To Protect the Public Water Syatem." �. ! ' � , ' ; C07.020 ; a i AGII�IDA ITElI Iq � � _ � � , AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD INSTITUTING A CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL _ PROGRAM TO PROTECT THE CITY'S WATBR SYSTEM � . � THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOBS ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I - PIIRPOSE The purpose of this ordinance ia (1) to protect the Citq's water aupply against actuel or potential cross-connection by isolating within the premise contamination that may occuz• because of some vndiacovered or unauthorized croas-connection on the premises; (2) to eliminate existing connections between drinking water ` systems and other sources of water that are not approved ea safe and potable for human conaumption; (3) to eliminate crosa- connec'tions between drinkinH water syatems and aources of contamination; (4) to prevent the makfng of crosa-connections in the future. . These regulations are adopted purauant to the Californie Code of ° Regulations, Title 17 - Public Health entitled, "Regulations Relating to Cross-Connectiona". � It is unlawful for any peraon, firm, or corporation at any time to make or maintain or cauae to be made or maintained, temporarily or permenently, for any period of time whatsoever, any cross-connection between plumbing pipes or water fixtures being served with Water by the City Water Department and _. any other source of water supply or to maintain any sanitary . fixture or other appurtenancea or fixtures which by reason of • their construction may cause or sllow backflow of water or other substances into the water aupply ayatem of the City and/or the service of water pipes or fixturea of any conaumer of the City. ' SECTION II'- DEFINITIONS A. Air-Gap Separation: The,term "air-gap separation" means ', a physical break between a supply pipe and a receiving vessel. The air-gap shall be at least double the diameter of the supply pipe measured vertically above the top rim of the vessel, in no case lese than one inch. B. Annroved Beckflow Prevention Device: The term "Approved backflow prevention device" shall mean devices Which '� have passed Iaboratory and field evaluation tests performed by s recognized testing organization which has _ demonatrated their competency to perform euch tests to � the Californis Department of Health Services. ' ` C. Approved Water Supply: The term "Approved water aupply" means any water aupply whose potability is regulated by I e State or local health agency. , � � �' � D. Auxiliary SUVUZY The term "euxiliary aupply" means any " Water eupply on or available to the premises other than the approved water supply. ' ,. t . ` E. AWWA Standard The term "AWWA Standard" meana an official atandard developed and approved by the American � Water Works Aasociation (AWWAj. � F. Backflow The term "backfloH" ahall meen a flow . condition, caused by e differential in presaure, that causea the flasr of water or other liqvida, gasea, mixturea or eubatancea into the distributing pipes of a potable supply of water from any source or sources other than an approved water eupply source. Backsiphonage is one cause of backflow. Back pressure ie the other cause. G'. Contamination The term "contamination" means a degradation of the quslit9 of the potable water by any . foreign Svbstance Which createa a hazard to the public health or which may impair the usefulneas or quality of the water. H. Cross-Connection The term "cross-connection" are used ' in this Ordinance means an unprotected actusl or potential � connection between a potable water aystem used to supply ` water for drinking purposes and any source or system containing unapproved water or e substance that is not or cannot be approved as safe, wholesome, and potable. By- pass arrangements, jumper connections, removable aections, swivel or changeover devicea„ or other devices through which backflow could occur, shall be considered to be cross-connections: - I. Double Check Valve Assembly: The term "double check , valve assembly" meana an assembly of at least two independently acting check valves including tightly closing ahut-off valves on each side oP the check valve ' assembly and best cocks available for teating the watertightness of each check valve. J. Health A&enev: The term "health agency" means the California Department of Health Services, or the local health agency With respect to a small water system. R. Local Health ASency: The term "local health agency" � meana the county or city health authority. L. Person: The term "peraon" means an individusl, _ corporation, company, association, partnership, municipality, public utility, or other public body or institution. M. Premise: The term "premise" meana any and all areas on � , a customer's property which are served or have the � � : �. �I i ' I potentiel t�be served by the public w�er system. N. Public Water Syatem: The term "public water system° - means a system for the provision of piped Water to the - public for human consumption which has five or more • service connections or regularly serves an average of 25 � individuals daily at least 60 days out of the qear. O. Reclaimed Water: The term "reclaimed water" meana a wsstewater which as a result of treatment is suitable for � uses other than potable uae. P. fteduced Pressure Princiole Backflow Prevention Dev3ce: ' The term "reduced preasure principle backflow prevention device" means a device incorporsting two or more check valves and an automatically operating differentisl re2ief valve located between the two checka, a tightly cloaing shut-off valve on each aide of the check valve asaembly, and equipped Kith neceasary test cocka for testing. Q. Service Connectfon: The term "service connection" refers to the point of connection of s user's piping to the uater supplier's fecilitiea. R. Water Sunplier: The term "water supplier" means the person who owns or operates the approved water supply system. � S. Water User: The term "water user" means any person � obtaining water from an approved water supply syatem. SECTION III - CROSS-CONNECTION PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS A. General Provisions - 1. Unprotected cross-connections with the public water ' supply are prohibited. , ; • 2. Whenever backflow protection has been found necessary, the City will require the uater user to install an approved backflow prevention device by and at his/her expense for continued aervicea or before a new service will be granted. 3. Wherever backflow protection has been foUnd neceasary on a water supply line entering a water user's premises, then any and ell water supply linea from the City's mains entering such premises, buildings, or structures shall be proteoted by an approved backflow prevention '? device. The type of device to be installed will be in accordance with the requirementa of this ordinance. B. Where Protection ia Required 1. Each service connection from the City water system for aupplying water to premises having an auxiliary 4 � � water aupply shall be protected againat backfloW of water from the premisea into the public water system unless the auxiliary water aupply is accepted as an , additional source by the Citq and is approved by the public health agency having jurisdiction. - {� � 2. Each service connection from the Citq water system for supplying water to any premises on which any aubatance is handled in such fashion as may allow its '. entry into the water aystem ahall be protected againat backflow of the water from the premises into the public eyatem. This ahall include the handling of process watera and watera originating from the City crater syatem crhich have been sub,jected to deterioration in sanitary quality. 3. Backflow prevention devicea ahall be inatalled on the service connection to any premises having (a) ' internal cross-connections that cannot be permanently corrected and controlled to the satiafaction of the etate or loeal health department and the City, or (b) intricate plumbing and piping arrangements or Where entry to all portions of the premisea is not readily accessible for inspection purposea, making it impracticable or impossible to escertain whether or not cross-connections exist. �- C. Type of Protection Required 1. The type of protection that ahall be provided to prevent backflow into the approved water supply shall commensurate with the degree of hazard that exists on the conaumer's premiaes. The type of protective , device that may be required (listing in an increasing level of protection) includes: Double Check VaIve Assembly (DC), Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Prevention Device (RP), and an Air-gap separation (AG). The water user may choose s higher level of protection than required by the City. The minimum ' types of backflow protection required to protect the approved water supply, at the user's water connection to premises with varying degrees of hazard are given in Table 1. Situations which are not covered in Table 1 shall be evaluated on a case by case basis and the appropriate backflow protection shall be determined by the City or health agency. , 3 ' � � � Table 1 � TYPE OF BACKFLOW PROTfiCTION RBQUIRED � l , Minimum Type of Backflow Degree of Aazard Prevention (a) Sewage end Hazardoua Substances ' (1) Premiaes where the public srater AG used to supplement the reclaimed water aupply. (2) Premises Where there are crastewater AG ' pumping and/or treatment plants • and there is no interconnection With the potable water system. _ This does not incude s sing3e family residence that has a sewage lift pump. A RP may be provided in lieu of an AG if approved by the health ageneq t and the City. l. (3) Premises where reclaimed water AG is used and there is not inter- connection with the potable water system. A RP may be provided in lieu of an AG if approved by the health agency and the City. (4) Premises where hazardous AG substances are handled in any manner in crhich the subatancea may enter a poteble water system. This does not include a single family reaidence that has a seWage lift pump. A RP may be provided in lieu of an AG if approved by the health agency and the City. (5) Premiaes Where there are RP � irrigation aystems into which fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides are, or can be, injected. I r � � � Table 1 (cont.) i, TYPE OF BACKFLOW PROTECTION REQUIRFD Minimum Type of Backflow Degree of Hazard Prevention - (b) Auxiliarq Water Supplies (1) Premisea where there is an AG unapproved suxiliary water supply which is interconnected _ with the public water system. _ A RP or DC may be provided in lieu of an AG if approved by the health agency and the City. (2) Premises where there is an RP unapproved suxiliary Water supply and there are no interconnections w'ith the public water ayatem. A t DC may be provided in lieu of e RP ` if approved by the health agency and City. � (c) Fire Protection Systema (1) Premises Khere the fire system is DC directly supplied from the public water system and there is an unapproved auxiliary water supply on or to the premises (not intereonnected). (2) Premises where the fire system is AG aupplied from the public water ' � system and interconnected with sn ' unapproved auxiliary water supply. A RP may be provided in lieu of ' ` an AG if approved by the heaith agency and City. -' f (3) Premises nhere the fire system is DC .� supplied from the public water system and where either elevated storage tanks or fire pumps which take auction from the private reservoirs or tanka are used. (d) Premises where entry ia restricted RP � � � so that fnspections for cross- connections cannot be made iwith avfficient frequency or at sufficiently ahort notice to assure that croas-connectiona do not exist. .*' (e) Premises where there is s repeated RP history of crosa-connections being ' established or re-established. 2. Two or more servicea aupplying water from different street mains to the same bvilding, atructure, or premises through which an interstreet main flow may occur, shall have at least a atandard check valve on _ each weter service to be loceted ad,jacent to and on the property aide of the respective metera. Such check valve shall not be considered adequate if backflow protection is deemed necessary to protect the , . City's mains from pollution or contamination; in auch casea the installation of approved backflow devices at such service connections ehall be required. SECTION IV - BACKFLOW PREVBNTION DEVICES A. Approved Backflocr Prevention Devicea ,� 1. Only backflow prevention devices which have been � approved by the City ahall be acceptable for installation by a water user connected to the City's potable water system. 2. The City will�provide, upon requeat, to any affected ' customer a liat of approved backfTow prevention devices. ' B. Backflow prevention Device Installation 1. Backflow prevention devices ahall be installed in a manner prescribed in Section 7603, Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations. Location of the " devices should be as close as practical to the user's connection. The City ahall have the final authority in determining the required location of a backflow prevention device. � a. Air-&ap separation (AG). The air-gap separation I � ahall be located on the user's side of and as close to the service connection as is practical. , All piping from the service connection to the receiving tank shall be above grade and be entirely viaible. No water use shall be provided from any point between the service connection and the sir-gap separation. The water inlet pipin8 � � shall terminate a distance of at least two (2) pipe diameters of the supply inlet, but in no ' case less than one (1) inch above the overfloW - i �_ I , � , s � � rim of the receiving tsnk. . b. Reduced Pressure Princinle Backflow Prevention Device (RP): The approved reduced pressure principle backfloW prevention device ahall be inatalled on �, the user's side of and as close to the service connection as is practical. The device shall be ' inatalled e minimum of twelve inches (12") above grade and not more than thirty-six inches (36") � sbove grade messured fram the bottom of the ' device and uith s minimum of twelve inches (12") eide clearance. The device ahall be inatalled so that it is readily accessible for maintenance and testing. Water supplied from any point betHeen the service connection and the RP device ehall be , protected in a manner approved by the City. c. Double Check Valve Assembly (DC): The approved double check valve assembly shall be located as close as practical to the uaer's connection end ahsll be inatalled above grade, if possible, and in a manner where it is readily acceasible for testing and maintenance. If a double check.valve assembly is put below grade, it must be installed in a vault such that there is a minimum of six inched (6") between the bottom of the vault and � the bottom of the device, so that the top of the device is no more than a maximum of eight inches � ' (8") below grade, ao there is s minimum of six inches of clearance between the side of the device with the test cocks and the side of the vault, and so there is a minimum of three inches (3") clearance between the other side of the J , . device and the side of the vault. Special consideration must be given to double check valve assemblea bf the "Y" type. These devices must be installed on their "side° with the tests cocks in e vertical position so that either. check valve may I be removed for service without removing the device. ' Vaults which do no have an integrated bottom must be placed on a three inch (3") leyer of gravel. � I C. Backflow Prevention Device Testing and Maintenance 1. The owners f any premises on which, or on account of ,_ Which, backflow prevention devices are installed, shall have the devices tested by a person Who has demonstrated their competency in testing of these ' devices to the City. Backflow prevention devices mvst be tested at least annuslly and immediately after installation, relocation or repair. The City may require a more frequent testing achedule if it is determined to be necessary, No device shall be I placed back in service unlesa it is functioning as j -� required. A report in a form acceptable to the City I � � � . shall be filed crith the City each time a device is tested, relocated, or repaired. These devices shall be serviced, overhauled, or replaced whenever they are found to be defective and e�l coata of teating, repair, and maintenance shall be borne by the water user. '{; � 2. The City will supply affected water uaers with a list of persons acceptable to the City to test backflow prevention devices. The City will notify affected cuatomers by mail when annusl testing of a device is • needed and elso aupply usera with the necessary forms which must be filled out each time a device is tested or repaired. . D. Backflow Prevention Device Removal 1. Approval must be obtained from the City before a ` backflow prevention device is removed, relocated, or replaced. a. Removal: The use of a device may be discontinued and the device removed from service upon presentation of sufficient evidence to the City to verify that a hezard no Ionger exists or is not likely to be created in the future; { b. Relocation: A device may be relocated following i confirmation by the City that the relocation will continue to provide the required protection and satisfy installation requirements. A retest will be required following the relocation of the device; c. Repair: A device may be removed for repair, , �� provided the water use is either discontinued until repair is completed and the device is ' returned to service, or the service connection is equipped with other backflow protection approved by the City. A retest will be required following the repair of the device; and d.. Replacement: A device may be removed and replaced provided the water use is diacontinued ,, until the replacement device is installed. All replacement devices must be approved by the City ' and must be commensurate with the degree of hazard involved. "' SECTTON V - USER SUPERVISOR ,• , At each premises where it is necessary, in the opinion of the I City, a user supervisor ahall be deaignated by and at the expense of the water user. Thia User supervisor ahall be responsible for-the monitoring of the backflow prevention devices and for avoidance of cross connections. In the event of contamination or pollution of the drinking water syatem I � � � dve to a cross-connection on the premises, the City ahall be promptly notified by the user supervisor so that appropriate measures may be taken to overcome the contamination. The water us.er shall inform the City of the user supervisor's identity on, ss a minimum, an annual basis and whenever a i , change occura. SECTZON VI - ADMINISTRATIVE PF20CBDURES A. Water System 3urvey 1. The City shall review all requeats for new aervices to determine if backflow protection ia needed. Plans and apecificationa muat be submitted to the City upon request for review of possible crosa-connection hazards as a condition of service for new service connections. If it is determined that a backflow prevention device is necessary to protect the public � water aystem, the required device must be installed before service Will he granted. 2. The City may require an on-premise inspection to evaluate croas-connection hazards. The City Will tranamit a written notice requesting en inspection appointment to each affected water user. Any customer which cannot or will not allow an on-premise � inspection.of their piping system shall be required ' to inatall the backflow prevention device the City considera necessary. 3. The City may, at it's discretion, require a reinapection for cross-connection hazards of-any premise to which it serves xater. The City Kill - transmit a written notice requesting an inapection appointment to each affected water user. Any customer which cannot or will not allow an on-premise inspection of their piping system ahall be required to install the backflow prevention device the City considers neceasary. B. Customer Notification - Device Inatallation i 1. The City will notify the water uaer of the aurvey findings, listing corrective action to be taken if required. A period of 60 daya crill be given to complete sll corrective action required including inatallation of backflow prevention devices. I 2. A second notice Will be aent to each water uaer which does not take the required corrective action prescribed in the first notice within the 60 days period allowed. The second notice will give the water user a two c+eek period to take the required corrective ection. If no action is taken within the 2 week period, the City may terminate water service I � I I � I i I I • s to the affected water uaer until the required corrective actions are taken. C. Cuatomer Notification - Testing and Maintenance l , 1. The City Will notify each affected Water user Hhen it ie time for the backflow prevention device installed on their service connection to be tested. This written notice ahall give the uater user 30 days to have the device teated and aupply the water user with the necessary form to be completed and resubmitted to the City. 2. A second notice will be sent to each Water uaer Which does not have his/her backflow prevention device teated ae prescribed in the firat notice Within the 30 day period allowed. The second notice will give the water user a two Week peirod to have hie/her backflow prevention device tested. If no action ia taken within the 2 week period, the City may terminate water service to the affected Water user until the subject device is tested. SECTION VII - WATER SERVICE TERMINATION � A. General � When the City encounters Water uses that represent e clear and immediate hazard to the potable Water supply that cannot be immediately abated, the City ahall institute the procedure for discontinuing the City water service. B. Basis For Termination � Conditions or water usea that create a baeis for water service termination shall include, but are not limited to, the following itema: 1. Refusal to install a required backflow prevention device, 2. Refusal to test a backflow prevention device, 3. Refusal to repair a faulty backflow prevention device, 4. Refusal to replace a faulty backflow prevention device, 5. Direct or indirect connection between the public water ayatem and a sewer line, � l 6. Unprotected direct or indirect connection between the public water syatem and a system or equipment containing conteminants. 7. Unprotected direct or indirect connection between the public water aystem and an auxiliary Water syatem, ( I I I i . I I • i 8. A situation which presenta an immediate health hazard to the public water system. C. Water Service Terminetion Procedures �� 1. For conditions 1, 2, 3, or 4, the City company, will terminate service to a customer's premiae after 2 uritten noticea have been sent apecifying the corrective action needed and the time period in Which it must be done. If no action is taken within the allowed time period, weter service may be terminated. 2. For conditions 4, 5, 6, 4, or 8, the City Will take the following steps: a. Make reaonable effort to advise water user of intent to terminate water service; b. Terminate water supply and lock aervice valve. The c�ater service will remain inactive until correction of violations has been approved by the City. SECTION VIII - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CERTZFICATION AS A I BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICE TESTER � Each applicant for certification as e teater of backflocr prevention devicea ahall file an approved application with the City Clerk, together with a fee as may be eatabliahed by the City Council. Competency in all phases of backflow prevention device testing and repair must be demonstrated by meana of education and/or experience in order to obtain certification. The £ollowing are minimum requirements: a. Applicants shall have had at least two (2) yeara experience in plumbing or pipe fitting or equivalent qualifications. b. Hold e valid certification for the American Water Works I Association (A.W.W.A.) Californis-Nevada Section, from a I County certification program, or have equivalent training in the opinion of the City and the Health Department. c. Each applicant for certification sa a tester of backflow I ' prevention devices shall furnish evidence to show that the i has available the necessary toola and equipment to properly test auch devices. He ahall be reaponsible for I the competency and accuracy of all tests and reports I prepared by him. i I The certificate iesued to any teater is valid for a period of i one year and may be revoked, suspended, or not renewed by the I � I � i I r I � � City for improper testing, repaira, and/or reporting. SECTION IX - SEVERABILITY In any section, aubaection, subdivision, paragraph, sentence, �. clause, or phrase of this Ordinance, or any part thereof, is for any reason held to be invelid, euch deciaion ahall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance or any part thereoP. The CoUncil hereby declares thet it would have passed each aection, subaection, aubdivision, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, aubdiviaiona, paragraphs, sentences, clavaes, or phrases be declared invalid. SECTION X - EFFECTIVE DATE Thia ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days from Lhe date of its passage. � ' I I I , � I I � I � _ I � � I � � I I � I I I I I � � - �.... . . ._. - � •. . -- ._ __.' ,�,�.�. NOU-30-'88 11:47 ID:SO CRLIF LHB TEL N0:8-640-2934 52395 P62 6IA1E 01 GufOtNtA—HFAIfM AND WEt1Al1E A .l' 6FO�GF DfVKM£11AN, 0.wrner �DEPARTMENi OF HEALIH SERVICES Public wnter Supply Brench � '' '�'�F�T TEM�If 6i0.EFT ' 'e C- 11. '.`�GF,lF,3. CA 9p0�6369t ' r 'p� '• � �'': '(�;�) 62D-2980 Navember 2, 1988 Mr. Dale MeoIntosh City of Lynwood 11330 Bullis Aoad Lynwood, CA 90262 Dear Mr. NoIntoshs CRO55-CONNECTION CUNTROL ORDINANCE - SYStEM N0. 19-079 Your ordlnance for cross-connection control hes been reviewed by thia Department, end xe have the follouing commentat 1. Change alI inatancee Where CaliCornla Adminfetrebive Code 19 ? oited to California Code of Regulations (eee pagea 1 end 7). 2. On page 7, change Title 22 to T1tle 11. Mith Lhese minor ohanges, your oross-conneetion control ordlnance ia approved. If you have any questlona, please oonteot this office. Sincerely, � // `// ��.'C.t /�/ . G11'(/1�'�(�,M1.y''�d"'� �� . a „ Cary . Yamamoto, P,E, s biatriet Engineer cc: Loa Angeles County Department of Health Service9 I bcc: Region Los Angeles I � District � I I I I I j . � , , � : -- � � � DATE: DECEMB$R 6, 1988 TO: THE HONORABLS MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THfi CITY COUNCIL �� FROM: JOSfiPH Y. WANG, P.B., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS CITY ENGINEER SUBJECT: WATBft METfiR PURCHASB PURPOSE: To recommend that the City Council adopt the attached reaolution authorizing the purchase of water meters. BACKGROUND: � In the fiscal year 1988, the budget included line items for the purpose of various suppliea and materiels to maintain and repair � the City's Water System. � The City is in need of replacing malfunctioning metera throughout ' the City. The City replaces metera year round as part of ita routine maintenance program. Staff has completed 5076 of backlogged meter replacements. A purchase of 200 meters of varioua sizea is needed to continue the meter replacement program. ANALYSIS: To expedite the purchase procesa, staff has obtained informal bida for the purchase of the water meters: ' Rockwell International, Placentia E14,910 Parkson Water Company, Santa Fe Springs s22,365 Pipeline Materisls, Signal Hill 523,430 By authorizing staff to purchase the meters through informal bida, the acquieition Would be more economically effected. Under Section 2-62(c) of the Lynwood Municipal Code, Council can authorize the purchase through informal bids by a 4/5 vote. � � R ECOMMENDATION: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHOkIZING TH8 PURCHASE THRWGH INFORMAL BIDS OF WATER METERS." I � f I t C 15 - 610 AGENDA ITEfi f �V 1 i � _ - - - ---- -- - � � RESOLUTION NO. l • A RESOLUTZON OF THB CITY COUNCIL OF TAE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORI2ING THB P13RCHASB THROUGH INFORMAL BIDS OF WATEFt METERS WHEREAS, the City Council desirea to continue providing the encessary maintenance to efficiently operate the City's crater system; and WHBREAS, line itema are provided in the Department of Public Worka Budget for the purchase of materisls and suppliea for the maintenance of the Water system; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to purchase water metera worth over E3,500; and WHEREAS, the acquisition can be more economically effected if done through informal bid; and WHfiREAS, under Section 2-62(c) of the Lynwood Municipal �. code, Council can authorize purchases through informal bids by a 4/5 vote. NOW, THBREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows: Section 1. The City Council hereby find and determine that the purchase of water meters can be more efficiently and economically effected by an informal bid procedure, in that a better price for the acquired meters could be obtained than from that of a formal bid. Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. PASSED, APPkOVED and ADOPTED this day of , 1988. PAUL H. RICHARDS II, Mayor City of Lynwood � ATTEST: ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk � C1ty of Lynwood I L APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: 1 i � JOSEPH Y. WANG� P.E. City Attorney E Director of Public Works/ City Engineer 1 ( C15-620 I � � �� STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ea. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELfiS ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution wea duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a , regular meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the day of , 1988, and pasaed by the following vote: � AYES: , NOES: ABSENT: City Clerk, City of Lynwood STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) � ) ss. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lyncrood, and I Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify thet the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of Resolution No. on file in my office and that said reaolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein atated. i Dated this daq of , 1988. � � 1 r ti � City Clerk, City of Lynwood I � 1 I I � � �. � DATE: December 6, 1988 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: Rudolph Brown, President, General Employees Association'�3. SUBJECT: CITY SPONSORED EMPLOYEE CHRISTMAS PARTY OBJECTIVE• The City of Lynwood Management Group, Lynwood General Employees Association and the Fire Fighters Association request to have the Council sponsor a Christmas party for employees and allow general employees to go home at 3:00 p.m. to prepare for party. DISCUSSION � Recognition of work accomplished is an essential element in motivating employees to be productive. As part of an on-going process to recognize the hard work and services provided by the City's 216 full-time and part-time employees, it is requested that Council sponsor an employee Christmas Party on December 21, 1988. This event would take place in the evening at Bateman Hall and would include dinner and entertainment. To encourage attendance by all employees, it is suggested that the party begin at 3:00 p.m. with dinner served at 5:00 p.m.. City Hall could be run with management staff for the last two hours of the day, with general employees allowed to go home at 3:00 p.m. to get ready for the party. The party would be organized by a committee of management, fire, and general employees. A carterer would be used for dinner and a disc jockey hired to provide entertainment. A no-host bar would also be available. * Dinner would be provided for each employee. Employee guests would be expected to purchase a ticket for the event. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that Council sponsor a Christmas Party for the City's employees and allow general employees to go home at 3:00 p.m. to prepare for the party. i - I � � , AGF.kDA ITEl1 � � � i r. �.. �._.._ ( I � • � lfEMO T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: HAROLD MATTOON, DIRECTOR OF RECREATION AND PARKS � t - � DATE: DECEHBER 6, 1988 SUBJECT: PURCHASE OP PLAYGROUND EQUIPHENT FOR LINDBERGfl PARR Background In the 1988-89 Ci[y 8udge[ Council appropriated (f9,300.00) for playground equipment at.Lindbergh Park. The amount of ($9,300.00) exceeda the ($3,500.00) Maximum alloved for iriformal purchase. There are limited manufacturere and ealea establishmente for playground equipment in Sou[hern California. Year end inventory sales by many manufacturera could resul[ in eavinge if purchased before December 31, 1988. j Recommendation � The City Council adopt a Resolution authorizing staff to purchase playground equipment for Lindbergh Park through informal bid procedure. r x I - I I I I i� � I I f. � AGENDA ITE�[ aa• � � � � � RESOLUTION N0. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FOR LINDBERGH PARK THROUGH INFORMAL PURCHASE PROCEDURE. WHEREAS, the City Council has approved funde for Purchase of playground equipment; and WHEREAS, staff has investigate aources for supply playground equipment, and - , WHEREAS, the amount for playground equipment exceeds the maximum for purchase by informal process; and WHEREAS, it would be more expedient to pursue this project through informal purchase procedure. 4 � NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that City Council of the City of Lynwood au[horize etaff to acquire playgtound equipment for Lindbergh through [he informal purchase procedure. 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: ``��Q�� 1 HAROLD MATTOON Director of Recreation d Parka APPROVED AS TO FORM: CITY ATTORNEY ACCOUNTING MANAGER � � i i i I I � � � �, DATE: December 6, 1988 TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council y,/7 FROM: Douglas E. Robinson, Personnel Officer�� v" SUBJECT: ZNTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 89 AND AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT (ADEA) OBJECTIVE To have the City Council select a firm to assist the City of Lynwood in conducting a preliminary analysis of Section 89 and Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) compliance. FACTS 1. The Tax Reform Act of 1986 introduced Section 89 to the r Internal Revenue Code. �. 2. Section 89 is designed to prevent an employer from unduly favoring higher paid employees through tax favored benefits. Benefits must be comparable for "non-highly compensated" employees, and if they are found to be discriminating, the "discriminating excess" is included in the taxable gross income of the highly compensated employee. 3. Section 89 provides that the benefit plans must meet five basic qualification requirements. 4. All plans subject to the five basic qualification rules need to be identified and examined. The City's health and life insurance plans would fall under this category. 5. If the City of Lynwood does not comply with Section 89, substantial penalties will be assessed for failure to report additional taxable income. t ANALYSZS - Due to the complexity of Code Section 89, staff is requesting that a consultant be hired to do this work. Mercer-Meidinger-Hansen (which spoke at the League Annual Conference on this subject) are specialists in the field of employee benefits analysis and have a team of consultants, actuaries, and attorneys reviewing Section 89 to assist clients with compliance. Mercer-Meidinger-Hausen will conduct the initial audit, assist with data collection for testing purposes, and recommend corrections of plan deficiencies. The estimated fee to conduct the preliminary audit report deficiencies, conduct non-discrimination tests, estimate potential impact upon the current structure of Lynwood benefit programs and ADEA Compliance is $6,000.00 to $8,000.00 RECOMMENDATION ( It is recommended that the City Council authorize staff to prepare an agreement with Mercer-Meidinger-Hansen and authorize the Mayor to execute said agreement in an amount not to exceed $8,000.00 ' AGENDA ITII�I a3 . . � � i � ' ;,; u i.; �, r n r.�. MERCFJZ MEJ HANSEN Novembez 11, 1988 Mr. uglas E. Robinson Perso el Officer . City o Lynwood ' City Ha 1 11330 Bu is Road Lynwood, lifornia 90262 Dear llr. Robinson: Thank you for allowing me the time to discuss the new Internal Revenue Code Section 89 Nondisczimination requirements at the Department Head � meeting on November 2. These requirements vill affect your velfare benefit plans in 1989. Following my presentation, you asked me to prepare a proposal for consulting services to assist the City of Lynwood (the •City") vith a preliminary analysis of Section 89 compliance. Our proposal outlines the following: 1) the requirements and potential tax ramifications and penalties associated vith Internal Revenue Code Section 89, 2) a suggested course of action that can be taken by the City of Lynwood to comply vith Section 89, and 3) how Mercer Meidinger Hansen can help the City in its efforts to comply vith Section 89. 4) as a separate project, but included in the estimated fee, Mercer can review the City's benefit program in order to determine if deficiencies exist in compliance vith the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA). We can complete the ADEA review at the same time ve identify and zeview all plans subject to the five basic qualification requirements. Section 89 The Tax Reform Act of 1986 introduced Section 89 to the Internal Revenue Code. Very briefly atated, Section 89 provides that: 1) Employees be taxed on actual benefit payments made to them or on their behalf under cer[ain employee benefit plans (including life insurance, medical and dental benefits, educational assistance, etc.) unless the benefit plans can meet five basic qualification requirements, ifiile these , requirements are not difficult to meet, tbe tax implications �� r��7,J�� for employees are so severe than an audit of your plans and �•^ �� correction of any deficiencies is extremely important. NOV ? 4 19B8 ASST. CITY MGR. C!TY OF LYNW00 , .,. •,..:,,. ; ; ..�::.. . r 3l03 Wilshire Bou�evard • P.O. Box 76857 • Los AnReles, CA 90076-0857 • 21; qg0-6400 � � t � ' Wil5am M A4crcrr Aleidinger Hansen, Inco.porated � Mr. Douglas E. Robinson November 11, 1988 Page 2 2) Assuming that all plans meet the flve basic qualification � requirements referred to in Item 1, the focus moves to those employees vho are considered "highly compensated employees" (HCEs) as defined by the Code. These HCEs will be taxed on the value of certain benefit coverage provided (on the average) to non-HCEs (including most of your part-time employees). This statement is an oversimplification since Section 89 does not make this determination an easy one, but r it does explain the basic thrust of the legislation. t ' �ueeested Course of Action for the City of Lynwood He suggest you take the following steps: 1) Identify all plans sub�ect to the five basic qualification rtiles and conduct an audit to determine if deficiencies exist and vhat steps are needed to correct these deficiencies. 2) Identify all plans sub�ect to the nondiscrimination requirements of Section 89, collect applicable data, and conduct pzeliminary testing to estimate the amount of additional taxable income that may have to be added to the {d- 2 statements of the HCEs. These tests vill determine which plans pass or fail the nondiscrimination tests, and vhat the City's alternatives are regarding compliance. {Jhile the requirements of Section 89 do not genezally become effective until plan years beginning in 1989, proper planning and preliminary testing vill: � 1) identify potential problems, 2) determine the costs of compliance, 3) develop a strategy regarding budgeting, negotiations, future planning and compliance, and 4) provide advanced varning to those vho may be adversely affected by this legislation should the City decide not to - compensate them for their potentiel additional tax liability. t . . � � t . W�11iam M Mercrr A4eidinger Hansen, Incorporated Hr. Douglas E. Robinson November 11, 1988 Page 3 . If the City does not comply with Section 89, substantial penalties vill � be assessed for its failure to properly report the additional taxable income. Ft�rther, if employees are affected due to a plan or plans not passing the five basic qualification requirements, consequences could be enormous. Mercer Meidinger Hansen's Suggested Role lfercer Meidinger Hansen (Hercer), the largest employee benefits � consulting firm in the United States, committed a team of specialists ' to analyze the law for the exclusive purpose of finding ways to assist our many clients vith compliance. Our consultants, actuaries and attorneys have invested a considerable amount of time and effort Snto the development of a cost effective approach to: 1) conducting the initial audit, 2) correcting plan deficiencies, 3) assisting clients with data collection for testing purposes, and 4) actual nondiscrimination testing utilizing PC-based software developed by Mercer's health care actuaries. In summary, we are uniquely qualified to assist the City of Lynwood in this effort. Ahile final regulations have not yet been issued, the emount of vork involved and the potential tax liabilities associated with this - legislation makes it extremely important to conduct a preliminary audit of the plans and conduct preliminary nondiscrimination testings so that the City can ptoperly plan its compliance strategy. ue estimate a fee in the range of $6,000 to $8,000 to conduct the preliminary audit of the plans for the baslc qualification and ADEA compliance, including a report of deficiencies, and to conduct a preliminary set of nondiscrimination tests, based on data available, to give the City an estimate of the potential Smpact upon the current ' structuze of your Denefit progrems. � � i . . W7Gam AL A4ercer Meidinger Hansen, Incorponted llz. Douglas E. Robinson November 11, 1986 Page 4 • I vill call you next veek to discuss your recommended approach to • complying vith Section 89. Thank you again for your interest in Hercer Meidinger Hansen. Slncerely, �, `><.i`i' � . DAVID STOKELY ( Associate cc: Mr. Charles Gomez - City Managez L�ir. Donald Fzaser - AssSstant City Manager TEMP/83135-1 ; � � � _ D9TE: December 6, 1988 T0: Honorable Mayor and"Members of the Lynwood City Council ' l FROM: Donald J. Fraser, Assistant City Manager �/� " by Douglas E. Robinson, Personnel Officer . SUBJECf: DEFERRED COMPENSATION WITH PAYROLL DEAUCTION OBJE Cl'IVE To have the City Council authorize staff to establish an employee deferred compensation,program through payroll deductions. FACTS • 1) 'A deferred cmnpensation plan allows employees to defer a portion of their current incame until some later date. 2) A deferred compensation program is offered in several municipalities. 3) Deferred compensation is an excellent way to supplement other retirement � savings programs. 4) Employees may defer a maximum of 25 Qercent of total salary or $7,500 per year whichever is less and does not require a minimum amount for deferral. ' S) The IRS established deferred'compensation under Section 457 of the Inte mal Revenue Code which allows employees of local government to participate. 6) Employees will have a choice of a variety of investment vehicles and have the option to increase or decrease the amount and investment options. 7) The Employee Deferred Compensation program will offer the following,invest- ment choices: a. Guaranteed Interest Fund ofFers a guarantee of principal plus a competitive rate of return , b. Stock Division Fund which invests primarily in common etocks that are listed on a national securities exchange. c. Bond Division Fund which invests primarily in publicly-traded debt ' � securities d. MoneV Market Division which invests in money.market�instruments e. Balanced Division Fund which invests primarily in common stocks, but also corporate and government securities �. Aggressive Stock Division Fund which invests primarily in coimnon stocks and other equity-type securities issued by intermediate and small-sized - growth companiee 8) Employees can elect to allocate all of deferred compensation to a single fund or split it among funds � ANALYSIS Staff has determined that offering a voluntary deferred compensation program is a good benefit for Lynwood Employees at very lw administrative costs to the City. The City of Lynwood does not have any responsibility to advise employees on invest- ment decisions. The City's role is to provide administrative support for the pro- � gram. The City Associations are supportive of establishing the ro ram. Staff � will be contacting several firms (Equitable; Great Western; I , etc.) as options for employees to choose from. AGENDA I RECOMMENDATION � Staff requests that City Council authorize the establishment f an em lo ee defer- red compensation program (with no City contribution) through payroll deduction. Date: December� 1988 . To: The Honorable Mayor and Council Members From: Donald J. Fraser, Assistant City Manager � Subject: AMENDMENT OF THE AUTHORIZED POSITION LIST � ' . Objective To have the City Council approve an amendment to the authorized position list to include an additional Office Assistant II in the . Community Development Department. Facts ' During the development of the Annual budget, the Community Development Department was granted a request to add an additional - Office Assistant II. The position was to be used in Code Enforcement and the Block Grant program. Funding for the position was included in the budget. However, the position was inadvertently left off the authorized position list. Analysis { Because the position is already funded, there are no additional costs to add this position. Staff simply needs authorization to . amend the authorized position list. Recommendation It is recommended that the City Council approve an amendment to the authorized position list to include an additional Office "' Assistant II in the Community Development Department. AC1�3iDA ITEfI �'�'lJ ,; • � MEMO T0: AONORABLE MAYOR AND MEPffiERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: HAROLD MATTOON, DIRECTOR OF RECREATION 6 PARKS � t DATE: DECII�BER 6, 1968 SUBJECT: ANTI 6RAFFITI PROGRAM EXPANSION Facts/Background The City of Lynvood Anti Graffiti Program began operation in January of 1988. The existing staff consists of one field supervisor, three full- time laborer positions and one part-time laborer position (35 hours per week). The staff is divided into [vo person crews vhich are assigned to various sites for eradication of graffiti. Equipment thus far purchased for the program includes: a. one (1) vater blaster/sand machine. b. one (1) spray paint compressor. c. one (1) step van vehicle. . d. one (1) one-ton stake truck. i Since it's inception, the graffiti program has made good progress in the removal and eradication of graffiti from many residential and co�ercial sites. Concentration on highly visible areas have been the initial goal of the program, i.e., major streets, commercial areas visible to public, public facilities, parks, signal control boxes, etc. Much of the graffiti that appears in the alley ways in the community has remained untouched due to the tremendous demand for removal of graffiti in the initial target areas. Council on occasion has informally discussed the expansion of the program. Analysis The Graffiti Removal Program has made great inroads in the City's fight to control graffiti. The present crew's time has been spent removing graffiti in the more highly visible areas of the community. The high demand requests for these areas, has left very limited time for removal of graffiti in other areas particularly alley ways. If Council is desizous of expanding the wozk force within [he graffiti program to � concentrate on these untapped areas, the following additional funds ' would be needed for the remainder of the fiscal year. 1. Ttao part-time hourly laborers. a. 'It�o part-time 35 hour employees $ 15,015.00 b. 25Z Fringe Benefits 3,754.00 S 18,769.00 - c. Less savings on unfilled Office Asst II position $ 4,032.00 d. Fringe 25Z # 1,008.00 $ 5,040.00 Total New Salary Funds ....................... # 13,920.00 The addition of hourly personnel is the most expedient means for immediate expansion of the program. Council may in future budgei discussions wish to ' consider full-time positions. � NaF�IIL1 ITE!( �� , HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL December 6, 1988 _ page 2 f . ` 2. In addition to personnel costs an additional spray paint unit should be considered at a cost of approximately 53,500.00. . 3. Need for transportation of any new siaff can be temporarily met by use of a pool pick—up truck. However, if expansion of the crews is to be of a permanent nature a nev vehicle will be needed. Estimated ' cost is 315,0OO.OD. Conclusion Expansion of the graffiti removal crews can be immediately met by addition of part—time hourly personne L Costfor the expansion for the remainder of the fiscal year would be: a. Personnel Costs $13,920.00 b. Equipment 3,500.00 - � $17,420.00 Recommendation Council provide staff with direc[ion on expansion of Graffiti Removal Progtam. . { � � � RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE EXPANSION OF THE GRAFFITI PROGRAM ( . , WHEREAS, graffiti is a major problem in the City; and WHEREAS, the City Council is desirous of expanding the graffiti removal program in order to eliininate graffiti;.and WHEREAS, additional funds are needed to expand the : program. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: Section 1. That the City Manager or his designees is authorized to make the following additional appropriations and budget'transfers. : From To �-. 01-6628 Transfer Out HUD $1'7,420 28-33001 Transfer in $17,420 General $ 17,420 28-4777-4105 $ 13,920 Unappropriated HUD Fund Balance 28-4777-4313 3,500 , Section 2. This resolution shall go into effect immediately upon its adoption. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City of Lynwood held on the day of . PAUL H. RICHARD5 II, Mayor .� City of Lynwood � ATTEST: • ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: CITY ATTORNEY � DONALI? J. FRASER Assistant City Manager i : . 1 r , """"�..' � � . ' ... . `N ' � . � � � � • � �C I T Y o� L V N�M O O D - � � � A NARRANT DATE:.12.Ob.BB � N A R R A N T �R E O I 8 T£ R � �� PAOE: 1 • PHEPAIDS AND VOIDS ' � � � A � A MARRANT� AMOUNT . VENDORN VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION INV��DATE INVOICE AMOUNT • . 20886 - -7�.00 99999 CITV OF COMPTON �� 12-06-88 -77.00 � A � 20903 -19,00 99999 FERNANDO GUTIERNEZ 12-Ob-8B -19.00 � • 20993 1�0.00 99999 CALIF. FIRE CHEIFS REOIST-BCNULT2.SAMUEL 12-06-88 ISO.00 20R96 11�.00 �34 LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIEB REOIST-O.NAI.LACE 12-06-BB 113.00 - A 20997 33017.29 43 STATE OF CA-PERS PEfiS P/E 30.29.88 12-06-88 3301�.2� . Z0998 23000.00 �S2B UNITED STATES ESCRON DPL- L A A. SiNOLETARY 12-O6-BB 83000.00 � . - 80949 4948.18 748 BARBOSA 6 VERA LEGAL SVCS 9/26-f0/24 12-06-88 4948.I8 � . A Z1000 3498.�0 �2B UNITED 9TATE3 ESCROM EMERO CRANT A.WILSON 12-06-88 3498.70 ` �1401 10894.00 A2B UNITED�BTATEB EBCROH 6ERA LOAN L.PEREZ 12-06-88 10894.00 � 21002 � 193889.09 20� PAyROLL FUND pAYROLL P/E 11.12.88 12-06-88 193H89.09 w 21003 157.00 246 SO CALIF EDISON COMPANY X-MAS DECORATION PROJ. 12-06-88 1�9.00 • Z1004 478.60 99499 6AFEOUARU HEALTH PLANB D6NTAL PqEMIUM NOV. 12-06-88 478.60 ' 21003 3492.50 �.TB VNITED STATE6 ESCRON EMERO ORANT-J.RAN50ME 12-06-88 3492.90 � 21006 �000.00 �2B UNITED STATES ESCRON COMM.GRANT M.NINN 12-06-BB 3000.00 • Z1007 4300.00 94999 CONTINENTAL COMMVNICATION CELLVLAR TELEPHONE9 12^06-BB 4/00.00 210QB 2359.00 748 BARBOSA h VERA �PROFESSIONAL SVCS 12-06-88 2179.00 • �1009 SOO.00 99999 COMMVNITY CHRISTIAN � PROMOTIONAL SVCS 12-06-88 SO0:00 • 21010 3�424. Sl� 43 $TATE pF CA-PERS PEAS P/E 11. 12. 88 1��-06-BB 3.T4�4. �l Z1011 3993.00 20� PAOEANTRY PRODUCTION9 X-MAS COORDINATION PACI(AO 12-06-88 3993.00 � 2105� 620.00 246 SO CAIIF EDISON CONPANV X-MAS�DECORATIONS 12-06-88 620.00 � � Z1013 93.87 793 PRlCE 6AVERS MAROVEE .%-MAS LITEB NORMA 12-06-88 93.87 � �f014 200.00 99999 VICTOR MCLAOLEN M:C. TRAVEL ASSISTANCE 12-06-88 200.00 � 21019 � 660.00 99999 SOUTHERN CALIF. JUDOE�A650C JUDGE X-MAS PARADE 12-06-88 660.00 � �1014 250.00 99999 OLIVE LANCER BAND TFAVEL AS5ISTANCE 12-06-BB 2�0.00 � 21017 300.00 99999 NENPORT. NABOH BAILOR BAND TRAVEL A6SIBTANCE 12-06-88 300.00 . � ` 21018 400.00 99999 JOHN OLEN HICH BCHOOL TRAVEL ASSISTANCE 12-Ob-88 400.00 � �1019 a0.00 99999 NEIL RV93ELL EDUESTRAIN JUDGE FEE 12-Ob-88 90.00 . Z1020 1�00.00 99999 OHEEN FLOAT CD. FLOATS-X-MAS PARADE 12-06-88 1�00.00 ` 21021 140.00 99999 MEDOR CARS � CARS -X-MAS PAFADE 12-06-88 140.00 � Z102Z �92�.00 99999 80. CALIF. T-BIRD T-9IRD-X-MAS PARADE 12-06-BB 925.00 Z10�3 1�17.63 99999 MESTCOABT ELECTRIC X-MAS DECORATION 12-06-BB 1517.63 � ` 21024 23.00 99999 EZRA BRICKMAN LIABILITV CI.AlM 12-06-88 .23.00 � • Q102� 1�000.00 928 UNITED 6TATE8 ESCROW DPL-RUDV HOOKS 12-06-88 1�000.00 � . Z1026 � 20324�.69 20� PAYROLL FUND PAYROLL P/E 11.26.88 12-06-88 207244.69 r 210�8 239.30 99999 RALPH3 SUPPLIES-X-MAS PARADE 12-06-BB 239.70 � II1089� 7�00.00 99999 ALVARO MIRANDA LIABIIITV CLAIM 12-06-BB 7D00.00 y . TOTAL PREPAVB: DS6120.28 �� . TOTAI VOIUB: -90.00 � ` TOTAL: 336030. 28 • r � � � , - ' _ - � N r � � . ,. . _ . � . _ .� .• �.;,. � . � •� � � _ . � � C I T V .. of� .. L V N W 0 O D � . � � � . .. . . € � NARRAN7 DATE: 1�.06.88 ' ' W"A R H�A N 7� R E 0 T S T E R `�PAOE:. 4 �, p i ( [ � � NARRANT� AMOUNT VENDORN VENDOR NAME � � DEBCNIPTION INV DATE INVO2CE AMOtMT � �! k I _ w 21134 �� D�6:34 � 961 LliN UNIFORM SVPPLV CO. INC. � UNIFORM 5VC9 � 1Z-06-B8 936.34 � ' •� ' 6 �113� � 1936.48� 160 L.A. COUNTV�DEPT. OF P/W MAINT CHAROES NOV. �12-06-88 ' ID36.4B � ' 21136 IB.00 920 L.A. COUNTV RECORDERB OFFICE RELEA9IN0 LIEN 12-06-88 IB.00 . j � • 21137 62.18 99999 LETTY BO5MAN OVERPVMT-REFVND . 12-Ob-88 6�.18 • Z1138� 2�.00 173 ARNOLD LITRE MEETINO 11.17.88� 12-OG-BB 2�.00 E �1139 27.00 1�4 DAVID LITSINOER MEETINO I1. 1�.88 12-Ob-BB 27.00 � ��- � 21140 30669�.34 161 LOS ANGELES COUNTV CENERAL LAIJ ENF. OCT. �1�-06-88 30669D.34 ' _ � 21t41 2Z.89 477 lOS ANGELES HERALD EIIAMINER SUD9CRIPTIDN DUEB t2-06-88 22.BD � . � ' j �,` 2114Z 1.40 9�3 LOS ANOElE6 TIMEB SUBSCRIPTION DUEB 12-06-68 1.40 �. � 21143 207.07 164 LVNGATE PR[NTINC C0. BUSINESS CARD5 12-06-88 207.07 • � . . 81144 167.90 168 LVN4100D PRE88 PUBLSC HEARINO 12-06-88 167.70 - 2314� �677.7V 172 CiTV OF LVNLIOOD- HOME BANK MORKER'8 COMP RE2MB 12-06-88 �673.79 . � _ � 21146 24�.90 173 M b M TRUCK PARTB. INC. AUTO PARTS -. 12-06-BB 24�.80 �. 21147 25.00 369 MARION MADDEN MEETINO 11.19.88 12-06-88 2�.00 � � , 21149 128.00 99999 MARIA AWAREZ , CLAS6 INSTRUCTOR 12-Ob-88 129.00 - • 21149 2�.00 177 ROBERT MAR1(OVIC� MEETINO 11.2Z.88 12-Ob-8B 23.00 � 21130 �2�.00 178 OEOROE MARTINI MEETINO 11.22.88 12-06-88 2�.00 Z11�1 900.00 �99999 MARV k SONS JANiTORIAL 8VC8 JANITOFIAL 8VC3 SEPT. 12-06-BB 900.00 � 211�Z 34.00 99999 MC DONALD'S CORP. OVERPVMT-REFUND 12-06-BB 39.00 . - � 21133 2�. 00 + 184 JULIa MENDOZA MEETINO 11. 22. 8B 1�-06-88 2�. 00 �11D II2303.34 99999 MICHEAL BRANDMAN A98UC. INC L. B. RECON3T. PROJ. 12-06-88 2II303. S4 . • 211�9 340.00 463 MMI MANAGEMENT SYSTEM9 MODIFIED MEDICAL REPORT 12-06-88 340.00 ` .T11�6 300.00 191 E.�L. MORRIS MON7HLV STIPEND 11/88 12-06-BB 300.00 , Z11D7 Z�. 00 949 JAMAL MUSHIN� MEETINO I1. 14. 88 1Z-06-88 :S, 00 � 21198 45.00 678 MVTEL COMMUNICATION9 PROF. SVCS 12-06-88 43.00 L 211�9 ID.99 99999 NATION'9��BU9INE93 SUBSCHIPTION DUES 12-06-BB 19.99 21160 490.80 99999 NATIONAL SANITARV SUPPIY CD. JANITORIAL SUPPLIEB 12-06-88 �90.8D � ` 23161 2�. 00 197 BARBARA NENTON MEETINO 11. 1S. BB 12-06-BB 23. 00 � ' .'t1162 6�7.00 769 NORWALII PONER EOUIPMENT C0. AUTO PARTS 12-06-88 637.00 �' • 81163 113.43 970 OFFICE AVTOMATION TYPENHITEP REPAIR 12-06-88 113.43 •`' � �1164 � 2�,00 9S2 AMEN OMAR MEETING 11.14.BB 12-Ob-88 29.00 �. .T116D ��.00 948 EDFIARD PACHEO MEETINO 11. 14.88 12-06-88 29.00 21166 1102.26 . 201 PACIFIC BELL TELEPHONE SVCB IZ-06-BB i102.26 . � � P1167'� 40.47 202 PAGEANTRV PRODUCTION9 TROPHV � � 12-06-88 40.47 � • 21168 188.�1 97� PAGENET PAGINO NETMORK PAGER 1Z-Ob-88 180.71 21169 138.96 624 PARNHOU6E TIRE CO. AVTO PARTB 12-06-BB 138.96 . �1170 � 2�.00 918 ALBERTO MONTOVA PENALBER MEETINO 11.8.88 12-Ob-88 29.00 � �1171 469.99 207 PETTV CA9H REPLENISHMENT 12-06-88 469.99 - 21172 1160.64 703 P05TAL INSTAN� PRE88 MATER APPLICATION FORMS 1�-06-88 1160.89 �� 21173 �90.�00 99999 PRASINE MARTINEZ DENTAL REIMB. 12-06-88 80.00 .� , 21174 4.36 �11 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE '� AUTO PARTS III-06-88 �4.36 �1179 29.00 218 NILLIAM PRYOR MEETINO 13.8.88 t2-Ob-BB 29.00 . . 21176 340.00 930 PSO SEWER SERV2CE8. INC. SEWER CLEANINO 12-06-88 340.00 �= Z1177 3�0.00 99999 PUBLIC PER80NNEL CONSULTANTB TEST BOOKLET 1�-06-BB 3�0.00 I . 21178 3000.00 4�� R.M.R.B. POSTAOE FOR METER� , 12-06-BB . 3000.00 , i . 21179 . DD.93 �83 R.B. MEANS CO.. INC. REPAIR9 !� MOLDINO 12-06-88 ��.93 � � � 2ti80 43.39 H70 RADIO BNACK . CA83ETTE6 12-06-BB 43.98 � Z1181 � 1710.39 99999 RfiBAq ENCINEERINO.� INC PRDF. SVCS 12-06-BB 1710.39 �� 2I1B2 789.87 IS RELIABLE-FISCM OFFICE SUPPLIEB 12-06-88 789.87 ��F Y� � . � .. . . . . , � . . � �. . . , : .. t � . -, ,.� _ - � � ; � � x�rarrraw� � � ' ' C I T V oP L V N N p 0 D � � �� WARRANT DATE:�12.Ob.HB . �M�A R R A N T R E 0 I 8? E R PAOE: 3 . . • I * MARRANTII AMDVNT VENDOR• VENDOR NAME . DEBCRIP7ION INV DATE INVOICE AMLIUNT � �� * 2108�� . 20.92 99999 CVUAHY BUI�DING MATERIA� OPERATINO SUPPLIEB� 12-Ob-BB 20.92 � . F � 21086 �0.00 d3 NILLIAM CUNNINOHAM MEETINO 10-27.11.17 12-Ob-BB � 90.00 � 23087 33�.62 83b DAPPER TIRE CO. � AVTO PARTS 12-Ob-88 3�9.62 � . � @10H8 219.00 �04 DATA4UICK INFORMATION NETNORK COMPUTER SVCS NOV. � 12-06-88 Y19.00 �_ Z10B9 •1.96 99999 DELUXE BV6INESS FORMB SUPPLIEB OPERATINO SUPPLIEB 12-Ob-8B 4f.96 21090 23.00 B23 LENA DENNIB �MEETINO 31.8.88. . � 12-06-88 28.00 • 21091 4116.06 72 DOTY BROTHERB EQVIPMENT . 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II1131 231.67 140 HEVBTONE FORD CHEDIT MEMO 12-06-88 �31.67 � � � Z1132 313.43 14Z K7R&T PVMP 6 MACHINE NORNB OPERATINO SUPPLIES 12-Ob-8B 313.43 �� 21133 300.00 99999 1(OPPL CO TAPPTNO SVC . 12-06-88 100.00 . . _ _ .� _ _.. . ..,...,.:. .. , . .... ......-- ._. �.-� . � : � � • , . , � • � ` � C 1 TY o} � LYNWOOD - . t , J' a NARRANT DATE: 12.06.88 � W A R R A N T R E-0 I S T E N PAOE: �S . ��, .-, ., � �'" � MARRANT� AMOVNT VENDORII VENpOR NAME DEBCRIPTION INV W1TE INVOICE AMOUNT �� `� ', . . � .. .',�� ±. � . • 21183 909.26 � 22� RENTERIA AUTO PARTS .� AVTO PARTS ��- 12-06-88 909.26 � ��.� � . Z11B4 300.00 �606�PAUL H. RICHARD6 � MONTHLV 6TIPEND 11/88 1�-Ob-BB � 300.00 � ' w�9„ Zi1BS 6537.04 �2B pOCRMELL INTERNATIONAL OPERATINO SUPPlIEB 12-Ob-88 6337.0� � .�.�,,�_"� ' 21186 770�.08� 99999 ROYAL TRVCN BODY AUTO EOUIP. 12-06-88 7702.08 , � �,��, 21187 688. 00 99999 8. W. BDOTH PqOF. 6VC5 12-06-88 688. 00 21188 44.30 23Z SAFETV-N�EEN CORPORATION CLEANINO SOWENT SVCS 12-06-88 44.30 - � �:�� . , 211B9 144.96 99999 SAFETV WE37 OPERATINO SUPPLIE3� 12-Ob-88 . 144.96 � . 21190 3746.2� 99999 BAMPSON 6 MIDDIETON PROF SVCS � 12-Ob-88 37�6.Z0 � Z1191 �� 746.03 Z41 SHELL OIL COMPANY � GASOLINE 1Z-Ob-88 74b.OD .. �(��. ' 2119Z 28.22 99999 SHEPARD'S MC GRAN-HILI SUBSCRIPTION DUES 12-06-88 28.22 , � . II1193 S9.4G 92G gHERMIN-WILLIAM9 CO. CREDIT MET1D 12-06-88 �9.46 . 211q4 29.00 b7'3 VILTORfA S[MPBON MEETINO 11.17.88 12-Ob-88 .'t7.00 , 2119� 14.38 244 SMART 4 FINAI IRIB CO. OPERATINO SUPPLIEB 12-06-88 14.38 � , i� �� 21196 60797.,3 246 30 CALIF EDISON COMPANV I.fOHT6 Ee POMER 6VC8 12-Ob-88 60797.33 , j� 21197 2031.90 �47 60 CAI.IF OAS COMPANV - pAS 6ERVICE IZ-Ob-88 2031.93 � � �,' � 21198 1178.68 249 SOUTN CATE MSLE ELECTRIC OPERATING 3UPPLIEB 12-Ob-8B 1178.68 ,� -2119♦ 74.30 99994 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SALVAOE DRAFTINC 6TOOl 12-06-BB 74.90 � 21200 6.6� 489 SPARNI.ETTB OPERATiNO SUPPLIEB 12-06-88 6.63 ;� 21201 SO.00 9�4 KENT SNIFT . MEETINO 11.14.88 12-06-88 SO.00 { ��`� �- 21P02 8�.70 410 SVSTEM 3 MIN. CAR MABH CAR NASHEB 12-06-BB 83.D0 r' �� 21Z03 670.97 261 TAVLOR-JETT COMPANV OPERATINO SUPPLIEB 12-06-BB 670.9� , • 21204 �39.26 264 TEXACO. INC. GASOLINE CHRO 12-Ob-88 �39.26 •` �y 2120D 132.99 839 THE SUPPLIER9 OPERATINO SVPPLIE3 12-06-88 192.99 � 21206 338.9� 86, BIIL THOMAS - PHOTOS �2-p6-B8 338.93 i � • 21207 3�.00 339 TIME CLOCN SALES & SEftVICEB REPAIR TIME CLOCK 12-Ob-88 ��.00 � � +� '� 21Z08 82.1� 19799 TIME MOTION TOOLS OPERATINO SUPPLIEB 12-06-BB 82.lS - 21209 2q�2.32 267 TIMELV TEMPORARY 9ERVICE TEMP HELP W/E 11/B8 12-06^B8 21Z2.9Z � • .�1:10 60.00�� 273 TRW INFORMATION SERVICES CREDIT CHECK SVCS 12-06-88 60.00 � �� 21811 44.20 277 UNDEROND SERVICE NLERT POPVLATION CHRO. OCT 1�-06-88 44.20 0 F �� 21212 371.IB 386 UNIVERSAL MACII TRUCK AVTO PAPTS 12-06-BB 371.18 � •��' ' 21:13 4191.f0 601 VALLEV DECORATINO SEASON GREETINO SNYLINE 12-06-88 �191.10 � �! .�1214 IB0.46 282 VININO OFFICE PROD. 3NC. OPERATINB SVPPlIE3 12-06-88 380.46 - . � � 21Z1S p5.00 2B3 WC1LlE WALRER MEETINO 11.13.BB . 12-Ob-8B 2D.00 . �. ' Z1216 111.38 � 633 NAILIN NEY 6 LOCK REKEY CITV HAIL 12-06-88 111.38 . ' , 21217 300.00 i91 EVELVN M. MELLB MONTHLV STIPEND il/88 12-06-88 300.00 21Z18 . 7f82.00 Z96 WE6TERN.NASTE INDVSTRIEB BIOCN NATCH SVCB OCT. 12-06-BB 718Z.00 .� Z1219 280.93 413 WESTERN WASTE INDVSTRIES AUG,SEPT.00T.NOV.SVCS 12-06-BB 280.93 �� 21220 2772.7� 483 MESTERN.PETROLEUM INC. CA90LINE 12-Ob-BB Z772,7Z � t =%, 21�21 97.23 298 MHEEL MAN TIRE BERVICE AUTO PARTB 12-06-88 97.29 - ;��..y � 21222 �7.00 824 DAVID J. WILLI3.. JR. MEETINC 11.8.88 12-06-88 2�.00 ' , '�F Z1223 10130.00� 99999 NIl80N, BECKB d PYFROM LEOAI. BVCB R.MENNINO 12-06-BB 10130.00 21224 �3.3Q 619 N[NN•H TON SERVICE AUTO PARTB 12-06-BB 73.30 "� �':';"�� 2122� SO.00 307 RONA�D NRIOHT MEETING lO-27.11.f7 12-Ob-88 �0.00 ' � 21226 90.00 99999 VO�ONDA AVILE9 CLA88 iNBTRUCTOR 12-OG-BB 90.00 �1227 SO.00 307 VOUNO PEOPLE OF LVNWOOD BUS STOP CLNO NOV. 12-06-88 70.00 � Z1228 40.93 99999 20NIN0 BULLETIN ZONINO BVLLETIN� 12-06-88 47.93 � . .� � � 1281�72.23 � - . _ 1281�7Z.Z3 . " . • � ! �L . PREPAID: Z0997-21026.�210�8-210Z9 . . r. SPO[LED: �. 20994.�m��.omvn-�in�• � � '� � ' � g' o � ,r .: -. f 0•.�� CITY OF LY?TWQOD _ .� � . . � Aaalication for 5pecia1 Per.nit �l � . DWne='s Name • Teen Chalienge rPhone NO: (z13) 569-3651 D�+neS'S`.Add�ess 3156 Euclid Ave. Lynwood, California .��3D2b1' : ', � �'� - . ps.m ez's Cccupation Druq/Garig Prevention and Rehabilitation Sype of Pez�it Desired Christmas Tree Lot S,ocatioa where pe�it is to be used 11984 Santa Fe Ave. Lynwood, CA � ' (Lynwood Assembly of God Church Parking lot) 3ets�een wt,at houSS will per.sit be used 9 AM-Q pM iWill utilize existing- lg - What area will be desiy:,ated for th�.s use (st. Ft.) - 200o sq. Ft. What is t*�e total groi:.-�d floor area of st*ucture NyA fiave �ou made application for t'sis t�e of pe*�t be�ore? rro Zf so, W�Sere? . • - ��.=.ber of persans �mployed � 4, pius volunteers - � 2 here*�y certify that all stat�nents made in ts�is•application are true and coar�Iete, and that �any misstate�nents of material fac�s will caise � _ a o�8 a�id 2en:a1 of pe�.t. . � _ , �i _ �P � oE ,��r:�0 � . / �� r�� o- ' �, �.... C��Y �`-. ` Si nature wner -. Dar.e �- . NOV ." � 19�� Q�' S . . l,w �g�4�g� 6 . �l �a�9�19�11�12+ � . � Signature of Ac,ent (if any) Da�e Af3ElIDA I °. V � . � � � . . ... ___""_.._.___. _'__�___._...."_'"_'____' ._'.. . J . . ' ..__ _. _".. _.. _. __ . .. .. . . CZTY OF LYNWOOD �� AoDlication for Scecial Permit Owner's Name Boys Markets, Inc. Phone No: 632-995� DarneS'S Addres5 P•0. Box 42010, Los Angeles, CA .90042' Q�aner's dCCUpatiOn Supermarket Zype Of Yez�sit Desired Christmas Tree Sales � 3,ocation where pe_rmi� is to be used 11245 Long Beach Blvd. _� .. t 3etween vl-.at hours will pex�it be used 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. • What area will be desiqnated for t*�is use (st. Ft.)Rows of Parkin Soaces . etween the tor r st is t:� total ^�^^^a fI_Or ar�a Of StructuSe trail'er w±ll take up about �---•— , 1 parking spaces &ave you made application for this type of permit before? Yes If 50, where? Manv difi'erent cities in Los An�eles County Number of persons employed : Z hereby certify tlznt all statements made in this�'application are true and complete, and tsat any misstatements of material facts will cai:se a for°eiture of fee and Cenial of persiit. ' 0 �/' / l�� '- S.ianature of Owner � Date `�' � ' , � ` . `, \ , � �- �. �+�' �.- `; �'po � Signature o Agent (if any) Da�e �� = '"� `��...<<'��. . i ,� �� ., � . �: � f ;�� °� a��` 3� � c, �, �' �� / \ �C'� c; > � `� . 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