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Home My Public Portal AboutA1987-03-17CC . } " � , � � . �. ��t o� �YNwoo� � � PAUL H. RICHARDS, I1, Mayor �� ' y �1��j � l, vlAeeting ChaQQenges EVELYN WELLS, Mayoi Pro�Tem � � *� Council Members ` � 11330 BULLIS ROAD O � JOHN D.BYORK �� LYNWOOD, CA�IFORNIA 90262 fiOBERT HENNING .,��',� (213)603-0220 ;_ E: L. MORRIS �, ,. + ��D °" �a � OD 1 1 � 'A �Y N�N � ,. C;iY � E OpfICE Cti �"� M AR 1319 pM ��S�g��O�U��1�2�3� �,6 AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION `r '` AT THE MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL TO BE HELD ON MARCH 17, 1987 - IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS �� c' 7:30 P.M. � PAUL H. kICH?.RDS II MAYOR . JOHN D. BYORK E. L. MORRIS COUNCILPERSON COUNCILPERSON ROBERT HENNING EVELYN WELLS COUNCZLPERSON COUNCILPERSON CITY bIANAGER CITY ATTORNEY CHARLES G. GOMEZ KURT YEAGER CITY TREASURER CITY CLERK MARY L. WRIGHT ANDREA L. HOOPER OPENING CEREMONIES 1. CALL TO OF.DER 2. IWOCATION - REV. PAUL BRADSHAW LYiIGATE NEIGHBORF.00D CHURCH 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIAL�ICE 4. ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS John D. Byork Robert Henning I E. L. Morris Evelyn We11s Paul H. Richards II 5. CERTIFICATICN OF AGENDA POSTING BY T:iE CITY CLERK 6. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS: I Regular Meeting - March 3, 1987 7. COUNCIL RECESS TO: LY2n^IOGD REDEVELOPMSNT AGENCY AGENDA � 1 I --� COUNCIL MEETING OF �CH 17, 1987 . ' • PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (Regarding Agenda Items Only) SCHEDULED MATTERS 8. PUBLIC HEARING: VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF STREETS AND ALLEYS WITHIN THE LYNWOOD TOWNE CENTER Comments: On February 17, 1987, the City Council adopted Resolut�on 87-22 setting the date for a public hearing on the alley vacation within the Lynwood Towne Center. No objections were received. Utility easements will be maintained. Recommendation: That the City Council of the City of Lynwood adopt the attached .resolution entitled, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, ORDERING THE VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF PUBLIC STREETS AND ALLEYS WITHIN THE LYNWOOD TOWNE CENTER FOR THE DEVELOPMENT PURPOSE OF HOPKINS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY AS SHOWN ON MAP OF TRACT NO. 2551, IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, MAP BOOK 24, PAGES 78-80 OF MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY RECORDER." , 9. PUBLIC HEARING: TO VACATE FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF LAVINIA AVENUE Comments : On January 20, 1987, the City Council adopted Resolution 87-4 setting the date for a public hearing on the alley vacation. The Fire Department and the Sheriff's Department have no objections. Public utility easements and access will be maintained. Recommendation: That the City Council of the City of Lynwood adopt the � attached resolutions entitled, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY � COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ORDERING THE VACATION AND �� ABANDONMENT FOR THE PUBLIC PURPOSES OF THAT PORTION OF THE � FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF LAVINIA AVENUE BETWEEN WRIGHT ROAD AND WILSON AVENUE." , I I 2 '� ; . , � ��. � � . �. . . � .FF.TY CODE �aL�rH arm ga�ry CpnE §'1597 � deviee, or 6oth. limited to: (1) the tequirement fbet fam�ly day cefe home:eonfain.:a: ar � ' amoke deteetpr davice, ur bofb, which meete etandarde eetablished by the State Ftire Marehal; (2) °P�fi��o aa fo tbe number of required e�dts from the home;' and (3) epecifii�Uoti aa � W tlie floor or ' � � . floors on which.day ear¢ may��¢ p�orided. Enforcement tif these provieion. eha11.]fe in accordance , wifh Sectiooa 1319b and 13148. No aty, county, city and county, or diatrict ahall edopt or enforce � suy building ord'macce or lucal inle or regulation relating to tlie evbject of fae.apo life� eafery in ' Fr;tiae44 7ma. large fami}y day.;ese�e�6omee�whieh ie inconaiatent with thoee atandarde adopted by t1ie.State Flre I Mazshal, e.icept to�the ez[eqt tba bw7ding ordinanee or local n�ebr„eg'dl8tltln ��tn`aingirtemi- �� ly readences m r6ieL day cate n pot.ProvSded . . � � f J' ;: � :-ed ' . .. � . � 'i (e) No later ? ^ �`f' . s: . . .. . `: I +�P� 1, 1994, t!w 6tate Ffre Manhai s� � tLe bn�7�.�� x4 ,�. e d � m aubdiviaion (�.wd�anq� to�unplement U��s eectioa� . . � � (Added by 3t6b1988, a 1243, p.�:—�:, ¢ b.) ' . .. r , • . , � L. Re�bw Ca�omr4e ' �.� . ... IAv� Relaoe;e . � � . . � - . i •sanlotemned F"°'�7d4�+�ticrosLaal6++naifdeeemcnteead-' Mdmua�7'; -, n��.c�3ra, ,.,:...:.. . , ed chanie (196.1) 2S 9�ou C7an L.Rs�'� �itl. . � ' G.& Asrhmi md 7mtlllitbif7,Cyrf�Cihdo,{� S ro R ;� . , . :�. .., . - . , ,�, , .. . � . . � . t � �uwee. � 159TA9. I.oeal .. . blie en � . .. Da ddeK reetrittlons on bulldlitg heiglrta,_eftpaelc, at dimenaiom; �R to any large �yptleaqon o[ loetl"otdlnmaa: ebetement of nnlnMEei" �.�.. .. . . ' . ndards, reetric � � _ � � . cing, and noise The provumns o! tlila�d�apter�,ifot be eouetrued W preciqde aa�'�dty��'Edpjf� ��f' bther � � . I edopced Dy the Public en4q� �&o¢t plxmB �� oa_ bw7dmg hefghis eetbaek; or lot dimeriarons Q��a'tam0y day_ . . stent with loml eare fanLtY ea �2�nB ea aneh r�pons are � idenLCal W Noae appLed' W o81�'r slhgle-family � �. .: ncronsideration reaidencea 'f6t:ptbvfefom,uf t� ter shal]��not be coasCtied W preclaild§he,applicahoG W a� � I Aall be granted family day mre: La7ity for� etul(Ir�dj: `of `flnY local ordmsace � tvhitb d�' w�t}� kpaltN and eafery; aon or pecaom bailding atandarde,.eqvixbomeatat� standaeds,'o'r any dtJi�..�tAtiet Wtt1i#ri �e�'htis' "duhuo of a � MuS s hearing. . — locsl public aotlty.. `Tfie proviewnD thia chapter alao ehall not 64 to a e M i i e�' 9 1'� S? O h i S i t o r !' e a t r i c t. � Mt zo�d for � t h e a b etement. o f nmsmcea by eftY. county, �or ciiy. and.coifaty HaiOveY:�eudi ordivance �or nuiaance abatemen�e6all mt dietiegnieh faw7 da � ninistzator, U�e � .� ➢ 9 care fae�7itles 8rom oU�er n6�glefamity dwellmga, � I �ell reviea ud ezeept aa othenrae pmyided in tlue � .: �: home compiies � (Added by Shta.1�8S - a`1Z4$ F: � �, ¢ g � ' ;!'�. + � :� •. . . , - � I requiiertrrta - . . � ;.; ` . . .,!. � � . - .. . . , dan�g w eueh . 6 159T.b0. tteyqm�eer 4 laerao and o�a n� sws.iss� a�zt�, w--. f L,, .. � I � fln xaret,� 4 is9t.soL a�n�ee;' i�.�a �ca .merd�a tiy seen.i . e: �za4 ' .•. S � , ., i �iee ondinancee . . . � �r. . . A �.—� � - . .. , be �wiae Ievels � � 169TSL Rea�ae�, �1 aod ameuded �' � .,' •.�. ,. _.. . � � " f ��, n� sra=..isae �. iei r,��o�,;�y � . . a w -� 3 f3"' ' .. .. . � MRIIIC • 2I�3a�M � -:l .. ..' � � 1 �� p � •��.QZ. . O� �� i@�k1I/ �O �1tl�S�1 t6d . f�ll] lOC�Wpg� , Q�lf�lOC! .. . WfiiID rr a �e ra �a� ot � r�u� ��_ f. I notiR ur u�e , .� . .:+:. �*,;:: mll an owning � �mg eenees °f ••• a day care home fw ch'f�ren shall be hwceb to Lealth and , �ge tamity day �Y eansiderntions'aad nhell aut'iodcde'�an7 re+iewa ot�the'tontent of any edacsCOe4] or trainin8 .`r R�P shall be ProBrame �of the fa�iHty. '� �• , � .. other affeeted (h) No home ehall�tie liceneed or.xgieteied m a large family dap eare home affee,I';nuary.l. 1984, i ' J . it shall pnY � unlesa the provider }ma at ksat one ea�e ezperieace ae a regulated amell family daY care home � .� ' .. operaWr or u an edmmietratnr ot t�nsed ' ' day care center. The direcWr may waive Utie '�+ � 3(rnmmencmg �'Mu'vement upoe a Hnding that t1�e applicant hm euffic'rent ��.� � (Added by Stab.1981, a 102, p. 719, 69, �� -t t162, R 1651, ¢ 8; S�ta.1983, �� °�ency, eff. Jme Y8; 1981. Mnended Ey'3�.1981. � .t I �ame ahail mt R 4 8; Stats.1984, e�161S,�p. -�--,'�. 13; �Statsl9&5, t ,� tion 17910) of 1 �� P• —� ¢ 80.j ; .., � . ..� _ . _� . I /9tt Amo�rt. �L o�hd. (LA �dded t6e �vcmd �nd evd' far'Radded tml" m We �acoed��mtmca. iu wbd. . . r the Purpoees . w�a �m+�c : .�a <<x .�w -c�. R.;�: • ro� m � � :.� �a -r.�;,,,- ra�, -w� . t � rt with [eapeet deletad s oomau. �eQ dOv Y��e aed erniora d�" wtrti- �� of'; �od ad4ed�auEda (�.ied (f} U�e children in b1°4 '��r e.f un 6cme^ tv 'dry �e 6c6ry ,oa . - . . . - 6 1 Fire Marshal wertin�ed 'yeopw�'.fo� '7�+m': rd..iu abd. (d� � Aasi�at . I)dcted mbd� (�� N� (d� �nd (fa ' } I 1 lile ael �OUO�'' d w6rtihted Yamill M u'e homn" w6ich Pvr+imd N Wdhacn vith P!�w�.�+d. N� gant- � �' � � � hdune'. . i� or dmiw or lieemn, uoihi;cm co iavie. ar r,mity a.r . - i 4dminixtrative 1117 A..d�t. L a�td. p)di.idd�'tY .�Edlv:ioe om h�q md V . i le� but not be mto t6e fw Nd reud �auace bf W6pkmlas �}io�- Iheeh�ploorlquWium; �edoi�d�abtle)md(s)r�. .� .. :.I .. . .� � am�n�ant Astar4ka • • • Yf�ph �� . . � .4 . 141 � �� s �� ; ; I � � • { � ,� � , d � . .. .. � . : �JA^� - u� d. .( "..i ^.f' 5... z zf` S J.� L 'i�`f`��d�� 3 ��'� ' . . ., . ..- '� ,3..: , . _.. . ��;.r��fl., :i;... r 2v .. ..J .'7., .. � � DA'PE: �IARCH l i , 198i `. T0: THE HOi�OkAF3LE i'lAYOR AND �IEi°IBERS OF TRE CITY COUiJCII� FROi1: JOSEYH 'i. �JA�G, P.E., DIRECTGR OF PiiBLIC WGRI�S/� �� CITY ENGINEER SUBJEC'P: UPDATE OF h1ti�ICIPAL G011E - � � F[,OOD DA�]AGE PREVENTION BACRGROUND: � � On August L"o, 198'7, the Federal Emergenc,y Manajement Agency (FE:`IAI pub:Lished a final rule in the Federal Register w�ich revises National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) flood plain mana�ement . criteria. The firial. rule became effective on October 1, 1986. h;FtP criteri.a require, as a c aridition of continued eligi-bili.tti for pdrti.cipation in NFIP, that communiti.es revi.se the.ir flood pl.ain managemenY. re�ulat.ions to make them consi.stenY, c:i.th ant- rev.ised NFIY reguTation,within six months of the effective date of that revision. DISCliSSIOti: The Pinal rUle and the Flood Damage Px•evention Chapter of our i City Code have beeri revi.ewed by staff. The main bul.k of the I re��ised NrIP criteria was to incor.porate the terms "i�lanuFactur.�d Ffome" and i�3anufactured Home Parl; or Subdivsion" and to appl,y t,he i same standards �,o "�lanufactured Homes" as are applied to I co�ventional structures. A new provision was also added, c:hich � specifi.cally- requires that mechanical and utilitv equi.pment be i designed and/or elevated to prevent water�from enterin� or I accumulating in its components. an ordinance is therefore, I prepared to brin� our City Code into conformity wit.h the revi.sed i NFIP regulations. ' � RF.CO`ti1ENDATION : I Wai.ve x�eadiri� a�d introduce t.he Ord.inance entitle3: "A.ti ORD1�aVCE � � OF THE CITF OF. L�YNwOOD AMENDING SECTIONS 12 1/2-�, 12 1/'L-12, �� 12 !/2-1"o AvD 1�1 1/2-19, OF THF LYNWOOD �IUNICIPAL COI)E RELhTING �' TO FLOOD DAiIAGE PRE�'ENTIOV" for first reading. , � + I i I . ( i I I . � � , iiCi.r�'Jr11T': � ' � I C0�.910 { � I , � � .' ^r.�r;,;:ur.v. ;eo. AV O�DIPid':dC;� OE' TI?i: CITY� OF I.YiISVOU"D ?tiIn�IDI�;G � SECTIpi1S 12 1j2-5, 12 1i2-12, 12 L/2-1�, el_QD 12 1i2-19 OF THE LFAiW00U �lii?tICIF�iL CUDE REL�TI_vG TO P'LOOD D;ii�19GE PItfiV1?iJ'CIO^J The City Council of the City o�� LYr�c,'ood llOES HEREBY ORDAIPi ... i �f O 1 1 O 4J 5: Section_1_ Section 12 1;2-5 of the Ly-neaood �i�_ini.cipal. Code is hereb;�• amended to read as follocas: � Sec. 1'? 1/Z-5. De£initions. � � tinless specifically defined below, saorcls er phrases �s�:d in thi: � r_tiapter shall be interpreted so as tn �ive�them the meanino theti have in r_ommon usage and to oice this r.hapter its :nost rea.>a�nable � applicati'on. ,. ' �aj :iPPFAL means s request for a recieca of Fne buildi.^.g official's intec of any Provisions of' this cha��ter or a request For a variance. (b; AREA OF SA�ILLOS9 FLOODING means a designated AH Zone o.^. the Flood I�nsursnce Rate Map (FIR41). The bsse flood dep�ths range frnm one (lj to three {3) feet; a clearly dePined channel does not �xi�t; the path of' floodin� is unpredictabl:_ and indc:terminate; and, velocity flow may be evident. ' (c) ARF.A OF SPECIAL FLOOD FI^ZARD means the land in the £loodp:l�iin c+�ithin a community subject to a one par cent or g:eater chance of flooding in any given year. This area is designated as Zone A, A0, AH, A1-30, VO and V1-30 on the FIRi�I. (d! B:15E FLOOD means the flood having a one per cent chsnce oP being equalled or exceeded in any given year. te) DEVELOPh1E�T m�ans any man-made chan�*e to improv�d or unimproved real estate, including btrt not limited to ' bui:Ldings or nther structures, mininv, dredg_ing, filling, � grading, paving, excavation or drilling operations locateri ! ceithin the area of special flobd hazard. (f) Fli00D OR FLOGDING means a general and temporary condit:ion of part-ial oc complete inuadatinn of normall.y di-,y l�nd areas � � ' from: � I � !lj The overflow of inland or tidal wsters; andjor I ' I !Z} The unusual and rapid acct.mulition of c cF suc , waters fron any sour�e. j (�„j FLOOD BOUNDARY FLOODW�a'i MAP neans the officiai map on sahich � i ' the reder;l Ir.surancr_� rl:iministration has de;Lineate.d botn the j areas of'flood hazard ar.d the floodcvay. � i ��hi i'LOOD I�SUR�\�C� R9TE �i.�F !P?RP�1} means the official map on � � � cvhich ttie Federai Insur3nce rldmi-nistration has deliz,eat°d ' botn the a:eas cf special flood ha�a�ds and t:h� risl; premium + zones apolicabie `o ine community. � � ` !: i) Fi00D IDiSL�R:1VCP STIJDP means the o�f�ficial report �rovided by � � tfie Pederal Insu:ance :��im:.nist�a`i_cr. '�hat includ�as flood 1 proiiles, the %IR�ti1, the floo�l bcundai-9 f'iood:aay- m�p, and the- � water surface �ievation of the �ase floud. � i I . �? � � {j; PLOOD45'AP mesn.; the ch�nr,el o; a ri;�er or other �,�et�rcours_ � and tiie adjacer.t land �.�as tha± must be reserved �n o:'d=r to c;isc�:uroe �he base f'lood witheut cumulati�'e15' increasin� the . c,�ater surfar_e elevatior..uiez�e than ot:e ;l? fooi. The floodtir�} is delineated on thr f'ioed boundar}- f'1ood�,ay map. !1:) LOH'nST FI:OCR ;neans the lowest floor or the io�,est enclosed are:i '.,includirg hasement.; ':n unf;nished or flnod resist.r.t _. ,.,,.,,i_„�,,,-., „�,�.;,�, �,,�oi..- r,,. __,.,..i,;.,., .,= .�i,;,.i,o�- �,,,;.i,a;.,.. r� � � � � i =� � , , ' � � :;�- ��City of �� : �. � P , ,„ �� , ,,..,,�.,�, ��.. ` c>4 C,'ity vL{eeting (,'naQQenges �� f `` �� '� � � �'- 17330 BULLIS ROAD � : , LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 - . � -� (213)603-0220 � � , � - ; STATE�OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. ` COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES . ) . ' f j ANDR�A L. HOOPER, being first duly sworn deposes and says: 4 That she is the City Clerk of the City of Lynwood and does r hereby affirm that the following Agenda for the • � LYNWOOD CITY COUNC f�ET OF i�1RCH l� 198% aT 7 :3� P� r r : � .�. . . .. . i f 4 f _ � . . . . � . . � t � j r was posted on �1ARCH 13 , 1987, at �;QQ p,M, i , DATED: This 13TH day of �'�ARCH , 1987. I , ' � � 4 AP�D �A L. HOOPER, City Cler� City of Lynwood r I , I � i I � � � � � Fci� the purpos�s ef ti�is derinit:o^ "suhstantisl im,:.ro��rm�nt" is cer.cieered `q occur t:•hen thc ;'i:c± �1_te�atior of an}' .,�=', r�iling, fioor, ar ciher strLr_'tural par't :;� �he i;u:idir.� � � commences, �rhether or not thst alteration �;'fects ±hc � e�ternai ciimensior.s of ihe strur_tu:e. Thc tcrm does no`, no�,�ecer, include either: , ��j �t;y project fv: improvement o: a structure �o.compi}- � � t�ritli ez_isting state or local health, sanitar�: or' =a{'et1� coee specificaiions t;hich are soleit' necessa; to assur� ' � , �aze iieir.g conciitions; nr , ' ;2j An}� aiteration of a structure listed on the iC�atior.al. Register of Iiistoric Places,or a St�te Inoentor; oi Historic Flaces. s; VARIANCE m�ans a grant of relief from the requirements of , this che,pter �,�hir_h permits construction in a mar:ner that �,�auld ether�,°ise be prohibited b,y this chapter. .(Ord. ;�'o. 1095, . � l, :;-°i-80) (tj [�e_TER �SURFACE ELBVi�TION means the heiohi, in i to the n'ational Geodetic �'ertical Datum {A'Gi-D) of 1929, ;or other dsturr., t,here speci£ieuj of flood, of �arious magnitucies and :�-equencies in the flood plains of coastal or riverine areas. Ser_ti.or._2. Section 12 1j2-12 of the Lynwood Municipal Crde is hereby amended to read as follo�,�s: . Sec: 1' 1/"2-12. Establisnment of development permit. A develo�ment permi.t shall be obtained befoce construction or developroei�t beoins c,�ithin at:)' ac of special flood hazard �.staulishel in section 12 1/2-7. Applicatinn for a development permit st:all be made on forms furnished by the bui.lding offici.ai and ma1 inc7ude, but not be limiteci to: Pla.�s in duplicate drawn • to scale shoFOing the n3ture, location, dimensions, and elevation uf the area in question; existing or propnsed structures, _�ill, storage of materials, drainage facilities; and the location of the fore�oing. Specifically, the follo�,*inp information is � r��auired: �� (1} Pr�oposed elei�3t�cn in relation to mean sea level, oF ttie lo�,est floor (including basementj of all structures; in � Z�ne AO E1'e��ation of existing ��eade and propos��d elevation of lowest floor of all structures; (2;� Froposed eleva�tion .in relation i:o mean se3 1eve1 be i��hich � � any structure „�i11 be flocd�proofed; ,� ' s� ., r , `,3j Certi.fic�ation by a re�istere�c. l�ro�.._ sion�]. engineer oi° � archi�ect tnat the floodnroofing methods f�r any nont'esidential st� meet t.he :loodpi critc°ria ' in sectioii 1? 1/Z-15!c)(3j; and, � � i,4} Descripi:ion o£ ti:e ehtent tc n�hich ar.}� isatercocrse �,�i11 be altered or relocated as s result of proposed develoi?r.ient. (0� ci. \o. 109:;, � > 1, .,-;1-np? Section 3. Section 12 lj�-1� of the Lyttwood Diuni_cipal i:..�de is, here' �; a:sendc d to read ..�, fo:llocas: Sec. 1 �, Slandards cf cnn=truction. Ir. z�� i�-e�_,..-c�.f �, �cia� i�ler.�l hazaid^, t:he Fo].1o�,�ing� stanri�ru�, �re rr.qui.reci: . . � i � 1 H\' °i�\Ci � !1) :ell ncw c�ns'..-uctior. and s�tb�;antial in;o Si:5�1 fJ? 4.*7C:1^I'E(: LG �.'Bl'@P.L i��Di'.3t10.^.� ,_D�18J5@ (iI' - � ' 13tE,T'3i IDOi-.°.IDEllt. Of� ii7.P_ S�?"UC�II7"i:. � '2;� �",ii mat�ufactured i�omes_shall meet said ancho:in� stzr,dai ;b;' CO2i�TP-,U: TIO'd i;9:�RI:iLS y�D PIETAODS (1� �I7, nes-: con�tz� and substantial improvemer,ts sha11 tie construc'ted with materiais and util.it� ecu-ipment resistant to flood damage. ;2) 9i1 new construction and substantisl. improeements shall be constructed usino metheds and practiccs thst. minimize £lood damage. (c) ELEVATIO?4 hi�D FLOOD FROOFING (1? Idec,� constructior, and suUstzr.ti�l improvement of an} structure sha7i n�:e the lo�,�est fioor, includin; � basemen�, elevaied to or abo�=e the base flood ele��ation. r��onresidential ,tructu�res mav meet the standards in section 12 1/ Lipon � ' completion oi' the structure the elevation of the losoest floor including basetnent shail be certified bv u registered professional engineer or sur��r,vor and provided to the official set forth in section 1° l 14(c)(3j. !�i Ne�}� construction and substantial inprocement of arn� structure in Zone Aft shall have the lowest floor, includin�; basement, elevatel to or abo��e the elevation specified on the FIRh1. ?donresidential. struc±ures may meet the standards in section 12 lj�- i5(c)(3). lipon the completion of the structure a registered F�rofessional engineer shall certi�fy tha�t the elevation of the s'aructure meets this stsndard and pr�vided to the official set £orth in section 12 1%2- � I�1ic)i3). � (3) A�onres:ident:ial construction shall either be elenated in conformance with secCioa 12 1/2-15(c)(1) or, � tegether �aith attendant utility and sanit�ry fscilities: � ° ... Ee floodproofed so that beloi�� the base flood level the structure is watertight �,�ith wa11s substsntiall,y impeimeable to the pa,sag�� of � w� ter; � . b. (�3a-:e structural con:ponents c:�pahle o� re�isi�.ing hpdrostatic and hyd:odynamic loads and effects nf i?LIQ)'3ZiC3/� 3I1C1 _. �e cei-tified by a i � .� engineer or architect that the standards of this subsection are satisf:ied. Such certii'ication st:all oe provided to tl:e of:icial as set forth in �� section 1`L 1/2-1<'1(c)(3j. !4)� 67anu£acLUred.no:nee sha11 meet the above standards and �lso standa_ in section 12 1/2-19. (�rd. ��o. 1GJ5, � l, 3-4-801 {c} �7LC11=iv1CAL ;iND L?'1LITY P(�UI�'D7L?�'T Electric�ai. heatir,�, ventilatinn, Plumbing, and air- co�ndition.ing equ:ip�nent and ot.h°r serv:ice iacil�t.�ies sl��all � .be designed an��jox' 1oc�ated so �., to preaent �,�ater �i, ci�r � enterin� or accu..ui��ting within con;panents �lu_ coc�ditior.s o'f fiooding. � � � ` Section 4. Section 1� ii2-19 of ihe Lvr.s,�ood ?iui:ic:o.^1 Code is hereb� a:�eneer i_o rec,c' c� _ e! ]o�.:s: . Sec. 113 l.j°-19. Scandards for manuiactured l�omes and r.;anefactured, homr parl;s - a:id subdirisicr,s. �a? Aid�HORii�G. All manufactu�ed and additions to n:anufactured homes shall be anchored to resist flota�ion, cellapse, or later�l movemer.t hy one of tne follo�,ing mzthods: !lj By providing �n anchoring s�stem ciesigned to c:_it:hstsnd horizontal iorces o£ twent�-fii'e (°;i; pocnds.I�er squa: foot and ❑plift forces ef fiftean (1:ij pounds per squere � foot: �{�2} Ey providing over-the-top and frame ties to ground anchors. Specifically: ' a. Over-the-top ties (shall) be provided at each of ±he four (4? corners of the manufactured home c,�ith ts;o (2) additional t:ies pEr side at intermediate lacations, with manufactured homes less than fift�� (50) feet long requiring only one (li additional tie per side; b. Frame ties (shall) be provided at each corner of the home c,�ith five (5) additional ties per side at intermediate points, with mai,ufactured honies less than fift�; (50! feet long requiring onl5� four (4) additional ties ner side; and, c. All components of the anchoring sS'stem be capable of carrying a force of four thousand eight hundred � �4,800j pounds. �b} MAi;IIrACTli1�SD ii0:'�1E PAP.IiS AND SliBDIVISI0N5. Tiie :followinU standards are required for ;a) msnufactured homes or glaces in manufactured home parks or subdivisions, (b) neca manufacture�l home parlcs or subdivi.sions, (c} espansions to existing manufactured home parks or suUdivisions, and (d) repair, ' reconstruction, impro�-ements to e�ir.t:�n� manufactured home parl;s • or subdivisions that equals or exceeds fifty (50) per cent of the � z%alue of the streets, utili.ties and pads before the repair, reconstr.uction or improvement commenced: {1) Adequate surface drainage and access for a hauler sha11 be provided. (2� All manufactured hoines shall be placed on pads or lot� elevated on compacted fi11 nr on pilings so that t?,� i.o�,:est floor of the manufactured home is at or above the � b:se fiocd level. If elevated on pilings: {a) Thc lots shall- be lar�e enough to permit steps; � (L Ttre pilings chali be placed in stable so�il no m�re � than ten (10) Pee:t apart; and (c) Reii:forcement s1�a11 Ue provided for pili.ngs more than ��i�; (G) feet ab��ve the ground level. (Ord. No. 1�095, l, 3-4-SO) . � � �� ' Pirst �-ead a�t a?��e�ular ;rer�ting cf the Cit�' Gouncil u� � said Citi� held on tt,e c'°y oi 19`3r �' ' -------- ' -----------' � � na ��fir.alli' orrered published at � rrgul:r me�ting o, sa�d Council �� held on the d�� o° , 190�� . --------- --------- AI'�S: � NOES�: � � � nnSEIvS: � F'AliL 'H. P,ZCHARDS, ^9a�or ---- � , � Ci.ty of Lyn�,�ood A'PTEST: aNDREA L. HOOF'EH, CitY Clerk C.it, of Lynwood :�FPRO�%$D ,iS TO FORP7: .9PPROFED AS TO CCNTSiidT: ' --------=--------- - ---- - � Cit�� Attori�ey � � .IOSEPH Y. P,'ANG, F.E. Director of Fublic �4orksj C,ity �ngineer i I � � �� i CO'.090 I i i � � - I . I 1 I ,� � �,_�: �;�.r:cr ��, �5s� � TO: �Ti-�. �r�'�CrvBi.� `'1YCc� -1 D ''IE`;r,rrS C. 1�-ir L�� ; r.vt `:C]:i: � � / . =gC;?l: JCStr;? y �_\�.i� P.E , DIr:rCTO: Or :'u3L1C Z.J::.b/ `'U CIT'i Ei:GI?."��R SUBJECT: Ei:IZ.a�Ei`H atiD \'IitGI?;I: ?��`+liES n�CO\S1'cliCTIv\ - 30I.\"T PRO.;�CT k:CTri CIT`� Ur SUliTH G�:Tn B �CiiGF:OG\D : Cit; oi Sot.th Gate has inforried t'r�e Cit�- tnat i:hec caili be �. reconstrt:c'�ipg Elizabeth :�vei;u2 and `,%i=inia A�'e*.iue fro� Gent.ur °oulevard to the aile�- Soutn ef T�:eed�- Bouieva:ci. Tiie portions.of Elizabeth and Vir�inia ?,venues fr.om Century Buizle��rci to the.first alley Vorth are within our Cit�� boundary TI�eS woule like to l:not: whether i?e are interested in particip�:tin� in - the projec:. (.� copy oF ttie letter is attached). DISCliS5I0i:: It is stzff's opinion ti7at the Cit�% should parii.�ipate in ch° project for the folloiaino �reasons: 1) To provide �n aesthetically pleasing unifor.m appea:ance fo° tne st:eets. 2) The City of South Gate iaill design and administer tiie project. The estimated cost to the CitS� is 55,900 e2cn ' strc-et, whicn is very reasonable. Since t'r.e project is scneduled to have bid openin� on `la_ 2 i, 1987, the actual construction wiil probably start in ne:;t �iscal �-ear. It is, thereiore, reqi.�ested that the City Council. con=ider the project and direct staff to inclti�le this project in FI 19bi-t'so, Capital Impr.o�erient Progran. nECO�ti�tE\T:ATI:ON : . It i: recorr„aended tnat th° City Council appro�'e the joir.t pro_'ram ��itn the City of Soutn Gate and authorize the s;a�i �o i*?c].uce this p��oj°et in FY 198i-8b Capital Improvement Program. AGENDA ITEM ° (� .. CO2.900 . ' � ` �-� . '"'�� t'� ° �' � -� -�-3 f -�- . < �,';:, �✓� �� ►�� «� H� '�� ,' � � �� J {. 8650 CALlFORNIA AVE., SOUTH GATE, CALIFOP.NIA 9C280 •�21J� 563-951] ' G rr' ' FROM TH£ OFFICE OF � � . •... �. ..- _ _ . . . ' . ROLLFE �. BERRY � . OIFECTOR OT tUBLIC WORKS . CITY ENGINEER : � ' Pebruary 23, 1987 _.._... .. -...- Mr. Joe FVeng, City Engineer , City of Lynwood 11330 Bul:is Rd. Lynwood, CA 90262 ROAB I�4PROVEAiEi7T PP.O�iECT i987-P51'-4 On February S, 1987, South Gate City Councii authorized design of a-5474,000 rc�id improvement project. Staff proposes to reconstruct portions of eight streets, ri:�o oi which are bounded by the City of Lynw�ood. The City will be recons2ructing Elizabeth Avenue �nd Virginia Aver.ue from Century Boule��ard to the ailey south of Tweed,�� Boulevard. The portions of ElizabeYh and Virginia Avenues from Century Boulevard to , the South Gate boundary which are within the City of Lynwood are estimated to cost $5,950 each. Your participation will provide an aesthetically pleasin; uniform appearance. The plans sre currently in the design stage. Once the plans are complete {April 2r, 1987), s.final estimated cost tvill be available. A set of plans and specificetions for the project will be forwarded for your review as soon as they are available. The bid openin� for the project is scheduled for May 27, 1987. • " Please consider psrticipation in this project. Tour immediate aYtention is appreciated. 'Should you have any further questions, please contact the undersigned at (213) 563-9537. Thank you, ROLLIE D. BERRY � Dire to �rks __--- -. • l/ l Cy By . Patricia E. P�hite Associate Civil Engineer RDB/PEi4:s� • � . � DATE: ^1�RCH 1�,.198� �� TO: THE riONGRABLE ^IAPOk ,aV�D PIF^IBERS OF THE CITI` COUi�CII, � ' FROi�i:' JOSrPH I'. IsAKG, P.E. , DiRECTOR UF PUBLIC 1dORKS/ CIT1' EAGINEER i �� J SUBJECT: STREET IPIYROVEr1F.NT PR.OJEGT - BRENTO�� AV�ENi;E t�'EST OF CEA�TUR1' BOliLEVARD PL'�RPOSE : To recommend that the Citp Council a�:ard a contract t.o Y.he tot:est, responsible oidder for the Street Improvement Project. - Brenton Avenue West of Centur,y Boulevard. BAChGROUND: CJn Januar5 20, 198i, the Cit,v Council authorized staff to advertise for bids for the StreeT. Improvement Project. On Februar�� 26, 198i, the bid opening c.-as held in the office of the ' Citp Clerk. Bids were recei.ved for the proposed worl; from the foll.owing bidders: l. Sull,y �iiller Contractin� Company, Long Beach S76,146.00 2. Fecit Str.ata Construction Company, Whittier �c64,427.8i 3. Excel Paving Company, I,ong Beach �68,919.7U 4. Damon Constructi_on Company; Gardena �i2,899.00 ANALYSIS: . Sully Miller Contracting Compan5� is the apparent loc.� bidder (see attached bid anal,ysis sheet). A reference check revealed that the Contr�actor has a good reputaLion and the necessar5- experienee. . � The project involaes tne reconstruction of the asphalt pa��ement • to eli�r�inate potholes, depressions and deteriorated aspha].t. Damaged sidewal.k, curb snd gutter and alle�� intersections a�i_11 also be reconstructed. The project is budgeted zaith HCliA mone�- for 56�,000. RECO�Ii°irNDATIO\ : � It is recommended that: 1) T'he Citp Council adopt the attached Resol.uti_on ac.ax•din� a coi�Y.ract to the locaest responsible i�idder, Su11�- ililler Coritractiiig Compan5', Long Beach, hased cn its loia bid of 556�74F. � 21 Authorize the P3ayor to esecute the agreement. � AGENDA ITEH , � � � � � CO2.990 � _ � � � r;Lsoiu�zc� r;e. A RESOLi'TIO?i C�P' !?iF, CiTI' COU:'dC�l, OP TH� CITY C�� LF•44PCpi; :?14AP�I\i: ; T;ID .TO SI;,LY' COi�`TP..SC'i=.':; COntp:l?�'�' :i�' �HE ';ss10�'�iT 0; �u, i96 :GP _?.� �:fii3PT �'•]F'i?OVL'iL"dT F'R�Jfi;;;' - , nRr�?'0'�' AP�^iliE PGH F's 19S6-L- � . idHRRE4S, on Januar}� 20, i�o- �the Ci:c}� i,o�anr_i..l . �� authorized s:aff �o advertise fo: biris ior ;he Strect�Im,rcvement. i F� - aje�t� zn� � � � Ii'H�RLaS, a tid op=ning s,�ss he�ld on Febru;ar:° 26, 198i , at:c Sul: Cer,tracting Company s.:as the low 5idder; anci ii'iiEPEFS, .< reference cher_k has reve�led that. 'he contracto: nas � good reputation and the necessar�• esperienc� ... 'he> street construct:on. � � i10W, ThLRTPORi?, :1_e CitS� Council of the C�ty of Lynwo^d does hei find, px�oclaim order and resolve as fol.lo�;s: ' Section l. That the bid �£or the Street Improvement � Pro,ject - Lrenton ::venue fcr FF 1`��'G-�7 is a��,�arde� to Suli}'-.``1i1:Irr Conti Con:puz:�'.� Section 2 ;his resolution shall go into effect immediatel,y upon its adoption. PASSL'D, A?'PROt'�D and ADOPTED this day of' , 1�337, ------------------------- � PAi?L H. RICHARliS, 3II, P7ayor City of Lynwood 9TTBST: :1^;DRFA L. HOOPER, C:tti C1er1; dPPROVED ;S TO r'0??�7: AFPROV�D AS TO CONT�I�T: . City af L�-nwood F;URT YBAi,FP, City Attorney .TOSF,F3 F. 4ti'AVG, F L., � Directar rrf Pub?ic la'oi Enoin�>cr f ,._ I � �. C 0-� . L i. 0 ci� oF cr�vwoov, cA�if ', — - � 11330 BULLIS ROAD I �/��'�� '�('y/�/E��S �S��i�� PAGE / of / LYNWOOD, CALIFORNtA ` _. _--- ._ .(213) 537_0800 DATE: I P R OJ ECT I u�i r P�icES, �` — rorac �RicES, � I :�� 2 � , 2 /J.c �n �l� � � �y!�✓�n r�f_ - _ � � . `� I � �/LL -n///[LE,e F�C/1 Sl�,�ATA E,�rEL �✓/N<.; �/GV iv7/L[F F�c/% �I'7Fq; c,rr'G i".�t•�,lC_ �f'/,r'� -� Tr�rf � � E„�Ft � 6�' � y /- ,. � f. 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E. , DIRECTOR OF PliBLIC }90RFi5!�� CITY E\GI\E�R SliBJECT: F49TER Ft'ELL �0. 20 CONSTRuCT10\ - CAAi3GE ORDER BAr,1;GR0UND: o On December 2, 1986, the City Cauncil ataarded a co.^.tract to Be}-1ik Driliir.g, Inc. based on its bid of $2�1,6:i9. o Or, December 2=3, 1986, State Department of Health Services informed the City that cert.3in conditions for the construction of 4aater ;vell No. 20 �aill be required. (,See attached letter). o In respor.se to City's request (through Jaykim Engine=rs), Be�•lil; Drilling, Inc., submitted � proposal for possible changes on rebruary 13, 198i, and a revised proposai on February 23, 198i. (See attached copies). o An analysis was made on the proposed changes by Jaykim Enginee:s on �farch 4, 1937. o A meet�ing was arranged with CalTrans' represer.tative on �iarch 5, 198i, tn discuss the revised proposal (change order) and an amendment to the Utility Agreement caith CalTrsns. ANALYSIS The proposed chanoes cover two portions: , i) Requirements as specified by the State Department of Health ' Services: a. Changes related to the increase of $78,63� we11 depth and sanitary seal. ' b." Possible change of the size of moto: 'y47,9i7 and pump {actual amount to be determined after the test saell drilling). � CalTrans tvi11 participate 100%d of the cost in all the above ' ctzsnnes. • '-i Changes requested by staff to improve the safety and the operation: s. Variable frequency drive for the pump system - the cost increase ranges from :>31,683 for 1'� HF system,to �94,779 for 400 HP system. After further evaluation, this item is not cost effective, therefore will nct be considered. b. .'dcunt warning light outside of the ; �,500 Ch7orinator nuilding instead of inside :or chlorine detection. City c�ill have to pay ;or this item sinre it is considered as a betterment. 'iECOMh1EVIlATiO�i: ?± is recommended th^t the City Cuencil adopt the �ttached r�solution approving the ornoosed char.oe orde! r 0 4. 0 4 0 AGE3dDA ITEPY ! � ' � � RrSOLPTIOA� N0. a RESO;,iJ:IO\' OF TriE CiTY COP*iCIi OF TEE CIT1' 0� LI'?i{POOD A?PRO�'I?dG THE CI:: �GE ORDtR OT.' iAE �tELI: N0. �0 CO'<STRUCTIGN FROJECT +dHERE95, o❑ December °, 198F, t.he City Cour.cil awarded a -- r_ontract to Beylilt Driliin�, Inc. for the We11 �o. �0 Construction P:ojert; and WHEREAS, the State and Count�- Depa:tments oF fiealth Services have imposed certair. conditior.s on tlie projer_t to ensure attraction of better quality c:ater; and R'HEP,EAS, the estimated cost to meet those r��ditions �oill be ^1°G,o21 c,hich will be reimbursed 100.°o by CalTrans; and {VHERE:IS, certain design chanoes of the r_hlorine detection s;stem �vere recommer.ded b}r Cit}' Engin�er to ir�proce safet5� of the operation; and ?•�HEREAS, the ?st:imated additional cost to the City caill be �5,500; and WHERE:IS, the City Cour.cil has considered the implication of these changes to the budget. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the _-� City of L��nn�ood as .follows: -� Section 1_ That the City Council approve thr chan�P order of the Well A'o. 20 Cor.struction Project. Section 2. That the City hfanager or his designe? is :uthorized to mahe the £ollowing amendments ar.d transfers: ----- — - ----- From _ ----------- T� ----------------------------- :;ise,000 aiso,000 F4at�r Fund , Capital Impro�+em�nt i'und Ral�nce '�180,000 • Q1�0,000 � C;pital Ir�prucement Fund IIalance St'ater SVe1_1 ;�o. 2G Construction 5-5004 Section 3. This resolution snall become ePfective immed:iately upon .its adoption. 1':1SSED, APPROVED and :1DOPT�D this d��- of i -------------' 198i. --------- �. � � I � . � • i --------------------------- ' Pai_L A. RICAAP.DS II, Playor Ci ty nf Lpr.c,�ond ' ` 1TTrST: AtiU:?EA i. HOOFER, City Clerk City of LS-nwnod :1PPROPED 9S TO FOHM: r1PPROVED AS TO t;0?dTF.\'T: --------------------------- -------- ------------------ . City Sttorney JOSrPH Y. ?VANG, F.E. Director of Public Worlis% . City Engineer ----------------------------- ' DON FRASER Assistant CitS� Dtanager STAT� OF C9LIFORNIA j ` ss. COUYTY OF LOS ANGELES ` I, fhe undersigned, City Cle.rlt of the City of I,yn�;ood, do hereb�- certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopteu . by the City Council of the City of Lynwo��d at a regular meeting h�:ld on th� — daY o£ 1907. -------- ----------------' �P�;S: , .^iOES: ' � � �L$''ti - � � I • I � . . - ____-__-- City Clet.., Cit; of L,ynwood C0=}.06G � � .... __ ._--_____._ ___._-__ _ _..�_ __ . ------... -- --� --- _-�-- __ - _. , . s �EY�t&C DR@Lto��'a� IN�:. • 591 South Walnut Street • La Habra California 90631 - WATER WELL DRILLING� CLEANING AND� WELL REPAIR • 7E5T HOLES (714) 670-5360 (213) 691-0903 (2t3� 697-0904 , February 13, 1987 City of Lynwood 11330 Bullis Road RE: Water Well No. 20 . Lynwood, Calif. 90262 Our Job No. 2038 . Attn: Mr. Joseph Y. Wang, P.E., Director of Public Works/City Engr. Gentlemen: Pursuant to our meeting with Jaykim Engineers on February 5, 1987, we submit the following proposal for possible changes in design for the Well . and Pump Station: Well . 1. Drill 26" hole to 950 ft. depth rather 4han 450 ft. depth. a. Additonal 500 ft. at contract rate of $40.00/ft. $20,000.00 b. Additional to mobilize for removal of additional ,. . 75 yds. cuttings ..... ....................... 2,250.00 c. Additioaal to mobilize and demobilize for • removal of fluids, 2 additional 100 bbl. - vacuum truck at $2,400/ea ....................... 4,800.00 d. Four additonal days of standby on equipment with 2 watchmen (12 hrs:/day) at,$1,080/day 4,320.00 � 2. A dditional 500 ft. 16" blank casing at $36.00/ft.. 18,000.00 " ' 3. Deducf 150 ft. screen at $38.00/ft ................... (5,700.00) , 4. Furnish and install 300 ft. imported . Monterey Sand � Gravel pack in lieu of 6U0 ft. local gravel 3,400.00 5. Furnish � install 655 ft. permanent 3" permanent gravel feed line at $5.00lft ............ ........... 3,275.00 6. Furnish and install 645 ft. annular cement seat at $22.50/ft ......................................... 14,512.00 STATE OF CALIFORNIA CONTRACTOR'S NO. 306291•G57 8 SC�7 � � � . _ .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . _ _ .._� _ _ _`l- City Lynwood 111r. Joseph Wang February 13, 1987 Total cost Changes for 950 ft. Well :..........................564,85i.00 Pum and Mechanical and Electrical , 1. Item 4.1 l�Furnis�HP motor in lieu of 125 HP . ° motor specified, ....... ................. + 8,857.00 2. Item 4.3 Furnish 12 stage x 700 ft. setting x 750 ft. T.D.H.pump in lieu of 5 stage specified ................:.......... + 39,120.00 3. Furnish 125 HP, variable frequency drive in lieu of 125 HP system specified.......... + 31,68,8.00 4. Furnish 400 HP variable frequency drive • - in lieu of 125 H.P. unit specified: " a. Aciditional Electrical charges $11,949.00 b. 400 HP Variable frequency drive ....................... 82,830.00 Totai Increase in contract price for 400 H.P. variable frequency drive ................................................. 94,779.00 5. Electricai modification requested - Mount light outside for �, chlorine detection, interlock system so that when chlorine room door opeas, the exhaust fans automatically activate - themseIves, suppIy, and install a chlorine detection � system, sniffer type:, rpice addition to contract, � Electrical :................................................. 5�500.00 As Southern �California Edision Company hss yet to determine the location of � the power feed to the transformer pad, the cost of this item, which was not included on our originaI bid, cannot be determined. After Edision Company �, has made this determinatio.^., we will be able to advise you.of the cost of this service. �a� � Sincerely, BEYLIK DRILLING, fNC. �'.�'7�!,;�%''' -; r' � • ' Robert S. Beylik � Vice President RSB:ic cc: Anthony Ulizio of JayKim Engrs. s , � � l � ��Y�9K �R��>�QNG 1�9C:o ' 591 South Walnut Street • La Habra Califor�ia 90631 � WATER WELL DRILLtNG CLEANING AND WEIL REPAIR . TEST HOLES (714) 870-5360 (213) 691-0903 (213) 697-0904 Februsry 17, 1987 City of Lynwood RE: Water Well No. 20 ° 4330 Bullis Rod Our Job No. 2038 Lynwood, Calif. 90262 ' -. Attn: Mr. doseph Y. Wang, P.E., Director of Public Works/City Engx. - Gentiemen: � - This letter is to correct certain typographicai errors on our letter dated February 13, 1987: . Pump, Mechanical and Electrical 1. Item 4.1 Furnish 400 HP motar in lieu of 125 HP specified � 3. Furnish 125 HP eariable frequency drive in addition to 125 HP system specified We hope this clarifys the above matter. • Sincerely, -t . e; BEY:�iR DRILLING,INC. • "°' " . � . � o��S. C �� L � % �� Vice President ' RSB:ic cc: Jay Kicn Engrs. Mr. Ulizio STATE OF CALIFORNIA CONTRACTOR'S Np. 306291•G57 8 SC�61 � � , ` � ��a.�� R66.LGN�, ��C. 591 South Walnut Street • La Habra California 90631 WATER WELL DRIILING CLEANING AND WELL REPAIR • TEST MOLES (714) 870-5360 (213) 691-0903 (2t3) 697-p904 � - February 23, 1987 I city iynwooa I 11330 Bullis &�oad I Lynwood, Catif. 90262 � RE: Water Well No. 20 . � Our Job No. 2038 � Attn: irir. Joseph Y. Wang, P.E. • Director Public Works/City Engr. I Gentlemen: • I I Pursuant to my telephone conversation today with Mr. Eric Randall of Jay-Kim Engineering, we submit the following revised cost proposal for changes in well design. This cost proposal is submitted in place of i our previous proposal dated February 13, 1987 and is the result of the � price review and discussions with Mr. Eric Randall. � These mistakes involved the deep cement surface serl and changes in gravel I pack design. In submitting our original cost proposal for these changcs, we used our standard prices for these items and neglected to take into account the limited working hours, restricted work area, . absence of place . to dispose of displacement fluids, and unusually difficuit sight characteristics. - - � 1. Drill hole to 950 ft. depth rather than 450 ft. depth: I a. Additionai 500 ft. at contract rate of $40.00 ! . ft . .......................................$ 20,000.00 I b. Additional to mobilize for removal of additional � . 75 yds. cuttings ............................ 2,250.00 � � � °' � c. Additional to. roobilize and demobilize for ' removal of fluids, 3 additional 100 bbl. � vacuum trucks at $2,400/each ............... 7,200.00 �u w � d. Six additional days of standby on equipment � with 2 watchmen (12 hrs./day) at $1,080/day 6,480.00 � i 2. Additional 500 ft. 16" blank casing @$36.00/day...18,000.00 ; 3. Deduct 150 ft. screen at $38.00/ft .................(5,700.00) i � I i STATE OF CALIFORNIA CONTRACTOR'S NO. 306291-G57 � SC�t � i I __ — ___..- -------- _....__ I � I 1 � � -2- _ City of Lynwood February 23, 1987 Mr. J.Wang,P,E. Director RE: Water Well No. 20 - Our of Public Works/City Engr. Job No. 2038 - Changes in Design of Well 4. Furnish and install 300 ft. imported Monterey ,.Sand Gravel Pack in.lieu of 600 ft. local gravel $ 5,200.00 5. Furnish and install 655 ft. permanent 3" per- " mar.ent gravel feed line at $5.00/ft. 3,275.00 6. Furnish and install 645 ft. annular cement seal at $34.0fl/ft. ' 21,930.00 Total cost changes for 950 ft. We11 : .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . 7�.,-5$�, 00 7S� G 3 S PUMP AND MECHANICAL AND ELECTRIGAL ' 1: Item 4.1 - Furnish 400 HP motor in lieu of 125 HP motor specified + 8,857,00 • 2. Item 4.3 - Furnish 12 Stage x 700 ft. settin g x 750 ft. T.D.H. pump in lieu of 5 stage ., specified + 39,120.00 3. Furnish 125 HP variable frequency drive in • addition of 125 HP system specified + 31,688.00 4. Furnish 400 HP variable frequency drive in lieu of 125 H.P. unit specified: a. Additional Electrical Charges: $11,949.00 ' b. 400 HP Variable frequency drive . 82,830:00 Total increase in contract price for 400 A. P. Variable . � Frequency Drive ...........................................$ 94>779.00 � 5. Electrical modification requested - Mount light outside - for chlorine� detection, interiock system so that when chlorine room door opens, the exhaust fans auto- • maticaIly activate themselves, supply, and install a chlorine detection system, sniffer type; price , addition to contract:, ELECTRICAL : .............$ 5,500.00 The above costs reflect all changes or modifications as requested by the � City. Beylik will perform all other work as required by the contract � `6 I . � � . � - --.a -3- City Lynwood February 23, 1987 Mr. J. Wange, P.E. Public Works/City Engr. , RE: Water Well NO. 20 - Our Job No. 2038 Chan�es in Desi�n � specifications at the contract unit prices including the power feed to the Transformer Pad. Sincerely, BEYLIK DRILLING, INC. - ��/��, � Robert S. Beylik ` Vice President - . j j . ,..., � ;, � _ � RSB:ic � i cc: Mr. Eric Randall �� I of Jay-Kim Engrs. � � I . I � j 1 _ j DATE: MAR�17, 1987 • ' TO�: HONORABLE MAYOR FND CITY COUNCIL FROM: VIGENTE L. MAS, DIRECTOR G/ �°�` COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: ANNUAL REVIEW OF AND REPORT ON ° THE LYNWOOD GENERAL PLAN FACTS , Section 65400 of the Government Code mandates as follows: "After the *** legislative body has adopted all or part of a general plan, the planning agency shall do both of � the following: "(a) Investigate and make reco'mmendations to the legislative body• regarding reasonable and practical means for imp'lementing the general plan � or elements of the general p1an, so that it wi11 serve as ' an effective guide for * * * orderly * * * growth and development, preservation and conservation of open space land *** and natural.resources,. and the efficient expenditure of public funds relating to the subjects addressed in the general plan ***. "(b) Provide an annual report to the legislative body on the status of the plan and progress in its � implementstion." The annual report of the Lynwood General Plan is hereby submitted ' for City Council review. The recommendations from the Planning Commission have been incorporated into this final report. In California, state law also requires each city and county to adopt a general plan documenting its decisions concerning the future of the community. Preparing, adopting, and maintaining a general plan serves to:� o Identify the community's environmental, social, and economic goals. o State the local government's policies on the maintenance and improvement of existing deVelopmert and the location and characteristics of.future development needed to achieve community goals. o Establish• within local government the ability to analyze local conditions and to respond to problems and opportunities concerning community development in a way consistent with local, regional, and state goals and policies. o Provide citizens with information about their community and with opportunities to understand and participate in the planning and decision-making process of local ' government. o Create a basis for subsequent planning efforts, such as the preparation of specific.plans and special studies. The basic legal conception of the general plan has changed little in the.last 50 years. But as planning theory and practice have AG�IIDA IT�M �� evolved and as co�ity needs have cnanged, �ew ideas about the apprcpriate structure and function of the general pldn have em�rged. Some of these ideas are complementary; others seem to conflict. Traditionally, .the gtneral plan was conceived as a set of broadly stated policies with .more inspirational than legal effect. However, the enactment of requirements in 1971.that zoning and subdivision approvals be consistent with the general plan and subsequent litigation reinforcing these requirements have elevated the general plan to the status of a constitution for local � development. As a consequence, local officials are under increasing pressure to adopt precise policies and plan proposals • and create clear star.dards for making consistency determinations. Hence the trend toward increasing spec?ficity. Loca1 governments . increasingly include short-term imple- mentation programs in their general plans. Local officials see the inclusion of short-term programs as a means of establishing direct links to the capital improvement program and annual budget cycle, as-well as a means of directing the location of new development in the short term through zoning and subdivision actions. Including a short-term implementation program in the general plan � also means a commitment to constant monitoring and frequent revisions. While the qeneral plan should 'ne thoroughly reviewed at least every five years, many jurisdictions review and revise . their short-term implementation programs annually, in conjunction with the budgetary cycle, to reflect changes in funding sources, � the results of continuous monitoring, and immediate needs and problems. - ,• . � Similarly, some local governments continually update the data base upon which the general plan policies are based as a means of determining the need for policy changes and maintaining a current base of information for evaluating project proposals. In the end, constant monitoring and frequent revision ensure that the � plan is a realistic and a useful guide for day-to-day decision- making. Further; while past general •plans have largely focused on physical development, in recent years there has been a growing recognition of the need to include economic and social concerns and to link them to the policies guiding physical development. biany communities have responded to the "integrated � planning"/"comprehensive planning" tr�nd by broadening their general plar_s to include these other concerns. An adequate general plan is one that, beyond meeting the minimum requirements of state law, establishes a useful guide for local decision-making. To be legally adequate, a general plan must _ address each issue prescribed by state 1aw as it applies to the community; address each issue through data and analysis, policy, and an,implementation program; be internally consistent and long- term; and cover all territory wifhin the jurisdiction and any adjacent related lands, while reflecting the needs of the regional population. There is also a"common sense" standard of , adequacy which requires that the general plan focus on the issues of greatest local concern, be organized and written in a manner so that it serves as a clear and useful guide for decision-makers and .citizens, and be available to all those concerned with the community's deveZopment. , The Legislature has identified in Government Code section 65302 seven (7) mandatory elements that it believes every City and County must include in its general p1an: ' . The Land Use Element distribution, location, and extent (including staadards ior population density and buiiding intensity) of the uses of land for housing, business, - 2 - • industry, • en space, educatior., •blic buildings and ' grounds, solid and liquid waste disposal facilities,, and other categories of public and private uses. . The Circulation Element identifies che general location and exter.t of . exis.ting and proposed major roads, highways, railroad and transit routes, terminals, and other local public utilities and public facilities. . The Housing Element consists of standards and plans for the improvement oi housing and the provision of adequate . sites .for housing to.meet .the needs of all economic segments of the community. - The Conservation Element provides for tne conservation, development, and use for natural resources, including water, forests, soils, river, lakes, harbors, fisheries, wildlife, minerals, and other natural resources. The Open-space Element details plans and measures tor the preservation of open space for natural resources, for the managed production of resources, for outdoor recreation, and for public health and safety. � . The Noise Element examines noise sources yielding information to be used in setting land use policies for .' compatible uses and for developing and enforcing a local noise ordinance. . The Safety Element estabI.ishes standards and plans for the protection of the.community frcm unreasonable risks associated with the effects of seismically induced surface rupture, ground sfiaking, flooding and urban fires " and other geologic hazards. ISSUES AND ANALYSIS The General Plazi is an essential instrument to ensure that the public welfare is being served. Without it there can be no rational allocation of land use. It is therefore of great importance that such instrument is regularly updated to reflect the changes in the communtiy. The Lynwood General Plan, adopted in 1977 consisted of the following nine (9) elements: 1) Community Safety, 2) Noise, 3) Open Space, 4) Conservation, 5) Housing, 6) Circulation, 7) Scenic Highways, 8) Land Use, 9) Seismic Safety: ° The Lynwood General Plan has undergone several amendments since its adoption including the addition of a Recreation Element in ' 1982 and a complete revision of the Housing Elem�nt in 1984. The ' Housing Element must be updated or revised every five years. The Housing Element was submitted to the State of California Housing and Community Development Department for review, comments and cer�ification. After making suggested revisions, the document was certified in February. The final document was submitted to the Planning Commission and the City Council for adoption; the Housing Element was adopted on April 17, 1985. State Law has repealed the scenic highway element while the seismic safety element is incorporated in the safety element. This reduces the number of state mandated elements for the General P1an from nine (9) to seven (7). Land Use The City Council adopted two aJnendments to the Land Use Element , of the General Plan during 1986. These amendments, reflecting � � � � - � r ��.. . . � - 3 - .. � � the� changes to the Land Use Element of the General Plan, are listed below and are shown on the maps identified as Exhibit ti and Exhibit B. Location From ' To 1- Exhibit A Multi-Family Residential Commercial 2- Exhibit B Multi-r^amily Residential Commercial Location No. 1 is south on Atlantic between Cardwell and Olanda Streets. Although this area is designated Multi-Family Residential in the General P1an, this site is surrounded by . commercial uses., Further,. it is Staff's professional opinion that, _since the site is zoned commercial and the adjacent land uses are commercial, it would be appropriate to amend.the General Plan to reflect this change in land use. Furthermore, the commercial strip would be a buffer between the single-family land uses to the east.and the multiple-family land uses to the west. Location No. 2 is north on Long Beach Boulevard between Wisconsin and Michigan Avenues. The lots are at the rear of the commercial frontage on Long Beach Boulevard. Although these parcels are designated on the General Plan Map as Multiple-Family Residential, they are being used for commercial purposes. Also, ' the zoning classification is predominantly commercial along Long Beach Boulevard and State Street. It is Staff's professional opinion that it would not be feasible.to develop only two lots with automobile parking only, with the current standards required by the Municipal Code. Also, residential development would not be appropriate .in proximity to a major arterial such as Long Beach Boulevard. _ Because Lynwood is fully built-up, changing land use will often take place through the replacement of structures with new bui2dings. Thss unavoidable process of renewal and replacement should take place with the least possible disruption to the life of the city. Trends in family size and socio-economic conditions, for example, affect the city's housing and employment patterns. These .alterations will eventually be reflected in changed land. use .patterns. By tracing historical patterns, surveying_current.trends and interpreting future projections, the Land Use Element of our General Plan will identify emerging � issues to which public policy must respond. • The � General Plan establishes the frame work for guiding development within the City. Future land-use planning efforts depend upon the City's ability to effectively implement the General P1an. There are several tools which have been adopted to aid in, this implemer.tation; included are zoning ordinances, subdivision regulations, building and housing codes, specific plans, capital improvement programs and redevelopment. The following is a summary of the City of Lynwood's participation in y and utilization of these techniques during 1986. A. ZONING Zoning is considered the primary tool for implementing the Comprehensive Plan. The establishment of zoning districts coupled with corresponding development standards provides the criteria and implementation mechanism by which the utilization of land in the City is brought into consistence with the broader objectives • of the General Plan. The Zoning � Ordinance establishes the use of discretionary permits and site-speci£ic review ' _procedures .as definitive methods for supporting and enhancing the goals and objectives of the General Plan. �- - 4 - ' Site plan review, conditional use • mits, changes of ' zone and the abatement of non-conforming uses are � techniques which can be utilized under the Ordinance. The following procedures were utilized during 1985 as a means of maintaining consistency with the General Plan. Procedure Number of Cases Zone Change, 2 � Conditional Use Permit 67 Site Plan Review and Approval 29 In addition, five (5) appeals were submitted to the City Council for consideration; the appeals sought a reversal of the decisions of the Planning Commission approving development in the commercial zones. B. SUBDIVISION'REGULATIONS The process of subdividing land has a substantial effect .on the development of a the division of land is one of the most irreversible actions that a local government can undertake. Once approved, lot lines become difficult to modify even though there are , mechanisms for doing so under the regulations of the . State of California Subdivision Map Act. A subdivision ordinance was approved and adopted by the City Council in December, 1985, to specifically provide regulations for subdivision processing and development within the City. The'inclusion of the Subdivision Ordinance in the Zoning Code emphatically improves the City's ability to respond effectively and positively to requests for subdivisions or parcel maps. " The City approved the following subdivision actions in 1986: Action Number of Cases ' Lot Line Adjustment 0 „ Tentative Parcel Map Approvals 6 . Lot Mergers (less than £our • , __ lots into a single parcel) 0 Lot Unmergers (into less than . four original parcels) 0 C. SPECIFIC PLANS ... _Specific .Plans represent refinements to the General • Plan. They are useful planning tools for areas expected to undergo either public or private redevelopment (or in many cases development at new intensity or character). Specific Plans describe in detail how an area is expected to be developed complete with cr.iteria and development requirements. .. Although no new specific plans were initiated in 1986, . it is hoped that this technique will be utilized for several areas in.1987, especially in those sections of the City which are targeted for redevelopment, e.g., the Long Beach Boulevard commercial corridor, including the Commercial Center Site and the Alameda Industrial Corridor. _ g _ � � D. BUILDING AND HOUSING COD�S The City has adopted tne latest editions of the ' Uniform Building Code and the Uniform Plumbing Code; ' the Uniform Mechanical Code; the National Electrical Code and State of California Housing Code. These codes regulate building and safety. During 1986, an aggressive prograsn of Code Enforcement was maintained, ' concentrating on violations and potential violations within the residential, commercial and manufacturing areas of the City. This program is a means of implementing the Housing Element and Community Safety - Slement of the General Plan. E. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM The Capital Improvements Program is a tool which can be � used to implement the Land Use, Circulation and � Recreation Elements of the General Plan. Included are programs such as st-reet and sidewalk improvemen*_s, park improvements, development of public facilities and landscaping programs. The following is a listing of the capital improvement projects undertaken in 1986. Capital Improvement Projects Complete8 in.1986 1. Water System Modification Project The project involved relocation of existing City water mains which were to be displaced by the construction of tfie 2-105 Freeway. The project was awarded to Pascal and Ludwig Engineers for � $2,026,000. At the end of 1986, 650 _of the project was completed. " 2. Street Improvements - Los Flores Boulevard The project involved the reconstruction and re- surfacing of Los Flores Boulevard, west of AtlantiC Avenue and north of Elmwood Avenue. The project was awarded to Showman Construction Co. for 599,700. The project was completed in 1986. 3. Lindbergh Park Project A brand new City park was constructed on E1 Segundo Boulevard. It. involved a grading operation, installation of an irrigation system, planting trees, sodding grass, sand-box and playground equipment at a cost of $150,000. - 4. Street Improvements - Norton Avenue ' The project involved the reconstruction and re- surfacing of Norton Avenue from Drury Lane to Santa Fe Avenue. The project was awarded to Shawman Construction Company for 544,800. The project was completed in December, 1986. ` F. - REDEVELOPNIENT _ Redevelopment is one of the most power£ul tools � available to local governments to implement their General Plans. In instances where the private sector _alone is unable or unwilling to asseemble .lands and reinvest the necessary capital for revitalizing blighted or underdeveloped areas, the redevelopment process is a means of trans£orming a deteriorated area into a more productive one. � � •t � �Y � _ 6 - � � � In 1986, The Lynwood Recevelopment Agency approved the development plans for two shopping centers: 1),. Imperial ?iighway and Long Beach Associates. - Location: 11122-38 Long Beach Boulevard. (See Attachment C.) - Description: A 11,089 square feet shopping center with parking for 56 cars. There will be 3,750 square feet for fast food use and 7,339 square feet will be allocated to gen- eral retail. This project is the first within the Project Area "A." 2) Lynwood Towne Center; Hopkins Lynwood � Associates. - Location: Long Beach Boulevard between Imperial Highway and Fernwood Avenue. -(See Attachment D.) - Description: The development of a 114,000 square feet, one-story commercial/retail facility with 646 parking spaces. The independent Annual Financial and Compliance Report for 1986 was prepared and is on file in The Community Development Division. G. REVISING AND AMENDING THE GENERAL PLAN The General Plan is a dynamic document because it is based on community values and an understanding of existing and projected conditions and needs, all of which continually change. Loca1 governments should plan for change by establishing formal procedures• for regularly monitoring, reviewing, and amending the - general plan. The portions of the plan with a short- , term focus, such as the implementation program, should . be reviewed annually and revised as necessary to reflect the availability of new implementation tools, changes in funding sources, and the results of monitoring the effectiveness of past decisions. The entire plan, including the basic policies, should be thoroughly reviewed at least every five years and revised as necessasry to reflect new conditions, local attitudes, and political realities. The housing element must be reviewed and updated at least every five years (Title 25, California Administrat�ve Code Section 6472). Obviously, the longer the interval between revisions of the General Plan, the greater the effort and extent of each revision. . If the Planning Commission or City Council finds itsel£ making frequent piecemeal amendments, major defects may oceur in the general plan because values and needs may have changed or the plan may have become too inflexible , and precise. In these cases, the jurisdiction should not further erode the plan through amendments. Instead,'it should undertake a major revision. In reviewing proposals for general plan amendments, 1oca1 officials should remember that the general plan �I � is a policy document for the entire community and that ' it may be amended only "in the public interest" (GOVernment Code Section 65356.1). In other words, the plan should be amended only when the city, with the I support of a broad consensus, determines a change is i necessary, not merely because a property owner or group �, of citizens desires the amendment. Every general plan � amendment, additionally, must be consistent witn the rest of the general plan or appropriate changes need to . i be made t.o maintain consistency. I • � 1 . _ 7 _. � � The City of Lynwood General Plan in its present form is nearing its eleventh year as the policy document j guiding the City's growth process and except for the Housing Element, has not been completely and methodically revlsed to reflec� changinq patterns in the growth of the community. Several "piecemeal" amendments have been instituted to the plan but in light of the need to have a viable, comprehensive . planning tool the Community Development Department . strongly recommends that a complete major revision of the entire General Plan be undertaken as soon as possible. RECOMMENDATIONS: Staff respectfully requests that the City Council consj.der the following recommendations suggested by the Planning Com.mission for Council's consideration: 1) Revise the entire General Plan with the following Elements included: Land Use, Circulation, Housinq, , Conservation, Open Space, Noise, Safety, Economic Development, Recreation and a Community Design Element. "G) Prepare revisions to the Housing Element as necessary, ensuring that its programs, policies and procedures are consistent with an overall update of the other elements. 3) Conduct a detailed revision of the Land Use Element to reflect changing community needs and modifications in the Zoning Ordinance, establishing a consistency , between the two and the actual land use. . 4) Include the Century Freeway (I-105) into the circulation element reflecting the impacts of the total transportation artery on the intersecting and complementing street system. Coordinate this element with the .Land Use Element addressing changes in land , uses along the freeway and identify new land use opportunities. 5) Restructure the Noise Element to reflect the impacts of the Century Freeway on land uses adjacent to the right- � � of-way' and establish criteria for mitigation of any impacts. 6) Establish a Community Design Element to develop a consistent, viable and distinctive community image incorporating the multiple facets of design techriques and standards. Prepare a criteria of standards for aesthetics and design ir conjunction with tne 'Zoning Ordinance. 7) Prepare an Economic Development/Redevelopment Element which serves as a guideline and framework for the City's economic development and redevelopment efforts delineating policies, programs and implementation , plans. 8) Establish an Energy Policy as a part of the General Plan under the Conservation Element. � _a_ � �; . 9) Conduct public study sessions or workshops to discuss and develop a vision oi Lynwood's future, as well as defining goals for each element of a new Comprehensive Plan. Furthermore, tnese workshops may be involved in the formulation of implementation strategies, such as a conscious local government program intended to . influence the rate, amount, type, location, and/or quality of future development within our City. � 10). Prepare speci£ic plans for the Long Beach Boulevard Commercial Corridor (including the Commercial Center site -- Lynwood Towne Center) and the Alameda Industrial Corridor. Staff further requests, if it is the Council's pleasure, to direct staff to report back to the Council on (a) a planning work program to implement any or all of the above recommendations; (b) projected costs and sources_of funding; and (c) drafts for Request for Proposals to solicit the required planning consulting services. Attached for your reference is the report to the Coimcil dated Feb_ruasy 17, 1987 fran Mayor Richards. %/, . REVGPLAN - 9 - / �, ._ yr; ,�.� � --- --------__ � • \ , ^1 , \r� ".��• �? y�ij}DG —_ - �p` ` A ' O. � �.n� r. 1� Cr �:: < y�r=�'' i � __�---�y. � i � . `� ce�`��:�: �jj�' ,��c�,.t✓�\: ! r.!�:1�>.1}�ri /I 4 1�_.+�, � v c � 0 � ' i � �^��? ...�� 1��3/Ch 1�t�S.L . 1 ii��l-'�� Y � � .,�� • ti4 ` � \ �' � .4 °- '_ - �� -- lftl, lJ _ + i,� . � � � . � N%l:r� � . `�h �';� �" � CIG/. 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I Q� � 13� 1 � _��! . ��"f � �T" Z .rl� 1 - ' t� %� � U �7�' �T . l � _2 9 _` A . �Ci q y I I / / 1 �' � � ..�I:� ...j `' ' . __ _ ___ :+7'Ti' - 1ITS i 1 f : r>�. � n � e . /4 .1r�.. __.__ . . b _ e. . � zs..�+� _ .s�s ' . � - � �. � . . �s�# � Cit�� of �� .. � �'` v� City ��1eeting CbaQQenges i' I�' i � " 17330 BULLIS ROAD . . LYNWOOD, CALIFOFNIA 90262 (213) 603-0220 February 17, 1987 T0: Honorable Members of City Council FROM: Paul H. Richards, Mayor RE: Need for a Comprehensive General P1an Revision There is increasing concern and irustration on the part of Lynwood Citizens relative to the City's development_ and aesthetic profile. The need exi.sts to restore Lynwood's vitality, liveability and sense of purpose. To achieve these ends, a community should be ' able to look to its Comprehensive General P1an for direction. However, the Lynwood Plan fails provide positive guidelines for Lynwood's present day developmental needs. Contrary to the General P1an's racist inferences that Blacks and Hispanics have led to � coa�unity decline, it is the generally disorganized nature of this essential planning document that perpetuates co�munity stagnation and blight. As members of the City Council, we are charged with ,the responsibility of making multi-million dollar decisions that affect the lives of Lynwood Citizens. In recent weeks we were asked to provide direction relative to a$3.75 million dollar bond issue. � � Although Lynwood residents will have to support this debt for years" to come, City Council does not even have the benefit of a viable I planning document to provide adequate guidance. � The General P1an should serve as a policy guide for City Council I as well as admiaistration. It should ensure consistency in the � decision making process of Council and our Advisory Com�issions by I defining goals and standards for their implementation. The General � P1an should also provide the private sector with a guide to relate � its development plans to the policies and objectives of the Community. ' I I .... .., . . �.. � _ _.. , , , . _ _ _-�-.-^-- _ , . . . _ _ _. .,_ ., , .. _. � - - ° I . <'= - , i .: `_ -, ,, - .y _ � _ _ ; r : '..:. - -.. _ :__ , �. , . : i: _ - ,. .,_ _ . ,, ,_ . .. _.�.- . ..., . ,_ . _„ _ - i , , _. , ,� , , .. ,, _ .. .. . �.. _ ... . � - " � �. . � � . ; - Unforturnately, the Lynwood General Plan �ails to neet these criteria £or need of serious revisions and updating. The State mandates that certair. elements be included in the General P1an. However, some cities have found it necessary to also include other optional elements such zs a Communtiy Design Element and an Economic Development Element. Lynwood should at least incorporate these two additional elements into its plan. Community Desi�n Element A Community Design Elemen*_ of the General Plan would establish goals and policies to enhance the liveability and investment potential of Lynwood by ensuring the highest attainable 1eve1 of quality in the design and re-design of the City's physical forms. Among Lynwood most prominent needs is to present a positive image of our community. , For Lynwood to grow and develop to its potential, it is important that the basic image of the City, serve as the basis of confidence and co�itment by residents and the business coffiunity alike. .A Community Design Element wi11 help us to make decisions on proposed developments and expenditures for beautificat.ion. It will lead us as members of Council to carefully weigh their value in terms of how they will.contribute in a positive way to the total image of the City. Economic DesiQn Element Improving the investment climate in Lynwood goes hand-in-hand with the goal of improving the.City's physical and social image. An Economic Development Element wou�d outline new methods and strategies £or the purpose of creating new cpportunities for future econo�ic growth and development within the community. The standards and criteria needed to facilitate quality development and minimize negative environmental impacts would be a;•key part of this document. The Economic Development Element would consider overall economic trends and growth potential for Lynwood, options for creating employment, and providing additional goods and services. Policies aimed at creating balanced growth and qualitative change would be a basic component o£ this element. -2- -_-- ,.... :. -----^-�-.-�-�--.-. �..-.. --��.------�-T---.--- — ._ .. , ,.. _ ; ; ,. .. • : .. _ , ..;:-: . . , �. .. ;.: _ , : . -.; _ ; ' :: . � :: . ` :: ,. ..:. ' ;: . . . _ .: . ,.,,.. . ,.. :..,. .. ::. � .. ,..:. �.- ;. , .'_=.. � . . - : , . � ;� .:, ,. > ;.., . : ,:. . : _. __ ... ...: .... .. . .:,_.... ..;.:. . :. _ . . . -:. _ . ; ;; ;, .. :. ., . _ _ ,, . . . . . . , . ., - . , .. ... _. _ � .. ::... . :: - . .. .. _ ..;.:. .. ..., , -. :: . _, .,: _, ..,. _. _ . . ._ , . : � -.... , :: , . :.. ....... . .. .. . -;.. .- - ♦+ - � ;: , _: ..;• �_. ` . � .. ;. . - , . ,_ . . ., ... _ - i . _ _ . _� ... . _ - . - � : i� - • - Conclusion The General Plan is in serious need of revision. The document is frought with racial stereotypes and lacks objectivity. Most importantly, the data on which the E1an is based is no longer valid. The General Plan is one of the most essenti2l policy docunents � in the City. It is reco�ended that Council direct staff to solicit proposals for the preparation of a revised Gonprehensive General Plari including Coumiunity Design and Economic Development Elements. It is also reco�ended that the General Plan be evaluated i�mediately for legal adequacy. - Respectfully Submitted, . �— > Paul A. Richards,,II ` Mayor PHRII:dr " • . .. , �i ' -3- , � -�.��:: --- �-.-.--,...--�.—�:_,— ,�-.. ..-�-•---------: � ,; - .. : . �= , I : : . .: ., ,: . _ ; _:., , _;. �. � t ' _ - - l . ,. _ , - - >, _ , . . . .: , : . , _ -:. ., . - :- , -- ; � � DATE: March 17, 1987 '.�: ' HONORABLE MAYOR AND'CIT1' �UNCIL �� FROM: Vicente L_ Mas, Director, Co:rcnunity I�velognent Departrnent SUBJECP: I�RA'It�RIi.IM ON MULTi-Tr.[�ANT IND�R REPPSL C:E[�7TE.RS PURF�SE • 'Ib r�uest that the City Coimcil adopt a moratoritnn on the permitting/ lic�nsing of multi-tenant, indoor retail centers. SACSCQ20UND Multi-tenant, indoor retail centers (e:g. ir.door swap'meets, flea markets, . etc.) or facilities are a relatively new conrept in axrmercial land use practices. This ccann�rcial use is presently ex�riencing a strong growth pred�ninantly in older coinriercial strips within underutilized or vacant lan�e conTnercial buildings such as su�rniarkets, theaters, bowling alleys, etc. Typically the buildings house a collection of several vendors of low-briced merchandise such as clothing, shoes, toys, jewelry, small appliances and otlier household goo3s, as well as iood ita�ns. The vendors occupy separate stalls ranging from approxunately 300 square feet up to 1,000 square feet of space. The Planning Division has recently received one (1) �rmit application to operate a multi-tenant, indoor retail center at the bowling alley at the southwest corner of Centusy Boulevard and Ernestine Street in the Civic Center area. Presently the City's Zoning Ordinance does not �ntain any provisions to regulate this ty� of use. ANALYSIS & �NCLUSION Staff believes that while it may not be in the best interest to the City to tbtally preclude such c�nnercial use, there is a need to regulate i.t. Un- regulated multi-tenant, indoor retail centers have the potential for seriously impacting'the parking and vehicular circulation in the ca�rcial strips where these uses may be located. Furthermore, these unregulatecl uses may result in health and safety problems primarily in the areas of building improv�nents and facilities and in food preparation and crons�snption. Lack of adequate regula- • tions may also preclude the City fran collecting its share of sales tax ' revenues and licensing fees. If these facilities are not well conceived, well financed and well managed, the multi-tenant, indoor retail centers may have ' the potential to further deteriorate the City's older ��cn�ercial strips with their blighting influence. In order to fully assess the potential impacts of multi-tenant, indoor retail centers in Lynwood staff has initiated a study on this new concept in land use. This study includes a survey of develognent standards and operational controls being considered or implemented by other jurisdictions in the region. Therefore, in order to allow the City to enact appropriaLe regulations concerning the subject land use, and preclude the establislanent of such multi-tenant, indoor retai.l centers prior to the adoption of the regulations, staff rec�nciends " that the-City Coimcil consider imp�sing a moratoritan on the permitting/lic�nsing of such uses in the City. . REO�NY�NDATION - Staff respect£ully requests that after consideration the City Council adopt , the attached e�rergency ordinan� imposing a moratoriiun on the permitting/ licensing of multi-tenant, indoor retail centers. i AGEHDA ITEli . ', � � � j n_'_._..1� `' • e ' � C I T Y uF L V N N O D U � w ;�'�' WANHAN'f OATC: 03-17-137 N A R H�.A N T R E C I 5 T E q PACE: 1 .,{! � PI<E{'AIUS ANU VOI�S , - �� S s H UANHnNf�q AMOUNT -. VENUQNII VENUUH NAHE . DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT ¢ � � 17710 -0.67 99999 WILSUN. CVNTHIA 02-03-87 -0.67 �� I � :•� .�i�:,�� , � :� 1'J542 -50.00 BL ❑ETiE ESPESETH 03-03-87 -50.00 '4 f�.<.:':f` � � t3570 -25.00 323 HNOOR POOL SYSTEMS, SNC. 03-03-87 -25.00 t � '� � �) t : I 136q0 376q0.13 4� CALIF. STATE OF PERS 02-27-87 37690.13 I ��- � 17642 4900.00 99999 JK❑ CORP�RATI�N CONCRET[ WORK-LOUISE ST. 03-OS-07 4900.00 ({ � 0 l"Jta� 1I5.00 465 CALIF MUNI TREASUflERS ASSOC REGISTRATION FEE 03-OS-87 115.00 I��. ;';`i'. � 136�19 I152,00 9999Y S.V.H. L A550CIAT[S CONS'ULTATION FEE 03-05-87 1152.00 �� `� 13645 I9G127.15 205 PAVROLL hUND P/E 3/7/B7 03-10-87 146127.15 � I3tqG 105.00 120 ROIIERT FIENNINC REIMOUR5[MENT 03-I1-87 105.00 ,, 13647 793.00 44 CALII-ORNIA WELLNG55 PLAN MARCH MENTAL HEALTH COV. 03-12-87 793.00 � � e .. (� i�� . ��:.'' � i�, i TOTAL P(iEPAVS: 190832.29 ; �;j: i � TOTAL VOIDS: -75.67 ` � '. 0 . (,: +,'�1' . :.' i � TOTAL' 190756.61 �'� � + - I i G ( D �� i. :;:y i O i i: � ' .:' ;'r._ ; • i7 G�. 7� �' •:::,; ' � t ` � ! ':�f; . f �,, r � o � � � �� . J� l i• i � �� . � � � � 1` � 0 J �,, ;� �� f �� t ,. v, : � Y O �,j. P ' � a` i � � t a`;, � . J ,{.: r��n I � J - �:.��y�� I � V �� , � ' ' - t� r ri . - s �� ; . O s: ;- r' �� JA r ;� � . � -� _ __ _ �� o C 1 T V. of L V N W O O 0 L .. C WANIlANT DATE: 03-17-[17 W A R R A N T fl[ G I S T C H PAGE: ^ ;`:,� n "` e Wf,NNANTN A110UNf VEN�UN11 VEN[lOff NAME �ESCRIPTION INV �ATE INVOICE AMOUNT !') � ��r � �/ � � ��6qq 1027�35 6L5 A b P WOUSTRIAL AI(i COMP. JACLI HAMM[R REN 03-17-87 1027.35 - � I3L50 7L 89 L131 A N D OFFICE SUPPLIES STOftAGE FILES 03-17 71.89 C� • '+ ' � �;�,y�l G9.B5 1 AUCO HAH�WARE HARDWARE S'UPPLIES 03-17-87 69.85 �;�� 599.00 529 ACCELERATED C�MPUTER TRAININO COMPUTGR TRAINING 03-17 595.00 � � 13hb9 565.98 2 ACE LU11�EH !. SUPPLV OUILDING SUPPLIES 03-17 565.98 ' 100.00 999Y9 ADOLhO T. MLDINA DENTAL DEDUCT30N 03-17-W 100.00 l:1L75 �; �,� 1:16;j6 1��4 50 5J9 ALL AP11_RICAN P1N COMPANY PINS FDR PAGEANT 03-17-87 1086.50 � �,��,��7 40.00 99999 ANTNCJNV JACKSON SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-17-87 40.00 n) � ' (� 03-37-87 , 207.08 ( - ��,;�q 2p7.00 Il AHnTE%/RED STAR SERVICE MOP SERVICE �5.00 � I�ihtO 25.00 I2.ROUERT ANCHAMDAULT COMPEN5AT�ION COMM 03-17-87 I , �� ,ih�� q9.91 l3 AftNOWF1EAD URINLtIMG WATER DftINKING WATER 03-17-87 49.91 0' ��t„2 0@.73 14 AT P. T IN1=0RMA"fION 9VBTEM TELEPHONE CHARGE 03-17-87 22.73 � � 1�663 452.29 �� AT-LVN OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES 03-17-87 452.29 O ; �j t:76h4 1760.00 664 FlTA E�ECTRICAL ENGINEERING %MAS LIGHTS,WIRING . 03-17-87 1760.00 . 1�655 128.00 55B JULIANA L. IlAT7LE SP�RTS OFFICIAL 03-17-07 188.00 �� 1:7666 2539.92 25 OLUE �lAMOND MATERIALS DUMP FEE 03-17-87 2539.92 t ::'.i � U 13667 1903.00i 27 UGftG-WARNER LEASING TELEPHONE LEASE � 03-17 1483.08 2� 1''.. 1:7Gb13 175.00 33 J01�1N ➢Y�RR AUTO ALLOWANCE 03-17-87 175.00 �,�-�. � 17hL9 99603.37 34 C.I.P. FUND FUND TRANSFER 03-17-87 99683.37 , ti i� � �;��7p 25,00 AO CALIF FIRE CHIEFS ASSN . MEMDERSHIP-SAMUEL 03-37-87 �5.00 � � :; ; i i367�T 119.07 639 CLARK ❑OAR�MAN COMPANV, LTD. SUOSCRIPTION RENEWAL 03-17-87 119.07 � .� j I �3h72 505.88 600 CAO/HUMAN RESOUftCES PERSONNEL SERVICE 03-17 SOS.BB , �•'�-. i, �;��,7;� 5. 00 66� CCAC CCAC DIRECTOftV 03-17-87 5.00 � �.:.'" U t ' 13674 71.23 4B CENTUHV FLORIST FLOWERS 03-17-87 71.23 i �� i t � �,��7y - gp,M1S 52 C�ASS ACT T�ROPHV CO. PLATES,LETTERS OF ENGRAVI 03-17-87 20.95 � �; U �3�,7�, 104.35 54 COAST DOOR.. INC. REPAIRS � 03-17-87 104.35 J b l� � 1357/ 3856.75 636 CODE-4 SVSTEMS DESIGN COMPUTER INSTAL. L TRAINI 03-17-87 3856.75 � �•.�. ��' � ; t9678 504.00 57 COMMUTEF DUS LINES DUS TO DIG DEAR � 03-17-87 504.00 � ( ' V 19679 4ff95.08 60 CONLIN OROS.� INC. SP�RTING G�ODS �03-17-87 4845.00 l� ;� � { � �� t36Ci0 700.16 bl COUPERATIVE PERSONNEL PROFES5IONAL SERV �3-17 700.16 ` f 13G81 170.40 666 CL7PIERLAND FA% MACHINE RENTAL 03-17-87 170.40 � � '(� 13r,�2 40.00 99999 CFiAIG D. HOOPER SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-17-87 40.00 J -t ' � i 136�33 13G.00 99999 CRVSlAL FENGUSON MISC DANCE INSTRUCTION 03-17 136.00 ';1� j IJG[iq 25.00 63 WILLIAM CUNNINGIIAM COMPENSATION TRAFFIC COMM 03-17-87 25.00 . +':� j u 13be15 25.00 73 UONALU DOVE , COMP. 3/4 MTG 03-17-87 25.00 13686 18.79 75 DOWNEV MOWER t, 5AW C0. GASKETS 03-17-87 18.79 � :�J'� � �^ � 1361J7 25.00 79 LAWRENCE O DUNN, 5R � COMP. 3/4 MTG 03-17-87 25.00 . ''; � : SUPPLIES 03-17-87 97.52 . � �i7 � i Q 13c:8B 97. 52 355 DVNA hIED, INC . ' ' 136E19 12L.23 99999 EDWARU C, dARRER & ASSOC. PHOTO E%PENSES 03-17-87 126.23 i�� I 13t90 536.50 99999 ELMER L. FLYE � SEMINAR GRANT 03-17-87 536.50 ,� � (� 136y1 2703.00 509 EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT �EPT. UNEMPLOVMENT INS. 943-117 03-17-87 2703.00 �� , i �,7�,q2 50.00 06 [fETTE ESPGSETH COMPENSATION 03-IZ-87 50.00 .p 13693 25.00 356 ELOISE EVANS COMPENSFlTION-RECREATION 03-17-87 25.00 � Q 13694 18G0. 00 680 FERNAIVDO L.. DC LA TORRE T(iAININO & fEES 03-17-87 � 1860. 00 i) �°''� :� � �3695 1769.94 92 FIRST TRUST CO., INC. 5WEET SWEEFER LEASE 03-17-07 1769.94 ��y ��. ]3696 1365.00 94 FLEMING Y+ A55UC1ATE5 � 4TH QUARTER A�MIN SERV 03-17-87 1365.00 . � d SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-17-87 88.00 la ° � . "� � � (� 13697 88.00 �99999 FRANCISCO CARRASCO � . ', 1�698 16.00 99999 FRAYLAN ALFARO SPORTS �FFICIAL 03-17-87 16.00 �� IJ699 3000.00 99999 FRED LAV�IE MISC. REC. NO. 32830 03-17 1000.00 {�g; � ,y ��y� - . ' . � . � V i •, , '� 'i • � __.r-� � C I T'! o F L Y N W O O D � e� � 1� UARHANT UAIE: 03-IT-�7 W A R R A N T R G G I S T E R • PAGE: 3 �• O � �. � HARRANTq AMOUNT VENDORN VGNDOR NAME DESCRTPT[ON INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT O� ��I IJi00 �� 304.00 til3 FHV OFFICE PRODUCTS . TYPEWRITTER SLRVICE 03-17-87 304.00 ?� U 13701 152319.29 309 GGNENAL 1=UND FUND TRANSFER 03-17-87 152314.29 , � 1J702 22q.86 l06 GIENERAL TELEPIIONE CO. TELEPIiONE CHARGES ' 03-37-87 224.�6 ,� 17/03 L7.00 99994 CEORC;G OUWUEN MILEAGE-CAL00 MEETINC 03-17-87 67.00 C 1:]704 392.00 49499 CEORGE R. WALL SELF �EFENSE INSTRUCTION 03-17-87 392.00 O 13705 36.00 66'/ GOLU GO(]H SU�SCFIPTION 03-17-87 36.00 1370G 2OQ 00 Il1 CHAItLES COMEZ AU(O ALLOWANCE � 03-17-87 280.00 . (J 17707 52. 13 662 W. W. GRAINCER. INC. SUMP PUf9P - 03-ll-�7 52. 13 �, 13%UG 261.00 116 tIAMMER SECURITY SERVICE SECURITY SERVICE 03-17-87 261.00 17709 175.00 120�RUUERT HENNINO AUTO ALLOWANCE � 03-17-87 175.00 d I5710 10J4.00 544 NGUYEN HIEN CaNTRACT SVCS 03-17-87 1074.00 �. 13i11 105.04 661 H1N�A U15TRIOUTORS. INC. RECORDER 03-17-87 105.04 � 13712 19k]t1.58 457 HOMG I3ANN � NOTE 00001 03-17-87 1988.58 � G t3713 25.00 123 JOHN HI]PKINS COMP. 3/4 MTG 03-17-87 25.00 �<�, 13714 3019.86 506 HUDS"ON-LIIrDOEV CROUP HOME PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 03-17-87 3019.86 ��:�. t37t9 97.00 t29 INUUSTRIAL COFFEE 6ALES COFFEE SERVICE 03-17-87 47.00 ^ ;,fi � 1971L G0.00 99999 INTERNATI�NAL ASSOCIATION � M12f0ER5HIP RENEWAL 03-�U-87 60.00 � .� 13717 1084.65 676 J.H.�. CORPORATION , SIDEWALR REPAIR 03-ll-B7 t084.65 ��>! C 1371N 167.74 135 JONES CHEMICALS, INC. CREDIT MEMO . 03-17-07 167.74 O �` 13719 4 L 00 L71 KELL[V OLUE OOOK NELLEY OLUE OOOK 03-17-87 41.00 � y 17720 435.59 547 NELLV SERVICE3, INC. TEMP SERV-GETZ 03-17-87 435.54 ��!�� p G 137_'1 127.39 140 KEVSTONE FORD AUTO PARTS 03-17-87 327.39 � =� �� 13T:2 39q.07 660 L�S, 5 RESTAURANT DEVERAGE GLASSES 03-17-87 394.07 . ��; I . 13T2:i 37.93 99999 L A COUNTY DISTRICT ATTNY LEGAL SERVICE5 03-17-87 37.93 ,`�.;1 G 13734 25.00 99999 LEWANA A. GUI�RY KITCHEN 5UPERVISOR REFUND 03-17-87 25.00 R i ( �,' t3725 25.00 611 ARTHUR J. LEWIS COMP. 3/4 MTG 03-17-87 29.00 - , f.: � 13726 60.49 157 LUS ANCELES, COUNTY OF CRT PRINTS �� 03-17-�7 60.49 ��^`'� � _ � 137?7 2534.00 159 L03 ANGELES, COUNTV OF LEASE �� 03-17-07 2534.00 �� , i � 1:1720 323.90 161 LOS ANGEL[S, COUNTY OF PRIS. MAINT. ' 03-17-87 323.90 . � u �,� 13729 487.39 495 LOS ANG[LES COUNTV � TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINT. 03-17-87 487.39 G 13/C10 q7.87 764 LDU'S STATIONERS, 1NC. CONSTRUCT7ON COSTS DATE 03-17-87 47.87 ' �'�� 't i 13I31 8%5.00 L25 LPL TECIiNICAL SERVICE INC. TECHNICAL SERVICES 03-17-87 875.00 ��`�y 13i32 41�.62 679 LVIiE1J CUI1PUTER SYSTEMS RIDI30N5, DISKETTES 03-i7-87 417.62 �"� �iil � 13%J3 809.53 164 LYNGATE PNINTING CO. LETTERHEAD 03-17-07 809.53 � O �..;,,t� �_ � 13i34 L63.10 1SN LYNWOOD PRESS PUIiLISH LEC,AL NOTICE 03-17-87 663.10� ' . �.;�g 13}7g 45.00 169 LYNWOOU REFRIGERATION THERMOS7AT-CENTER ' 03-17-87 45.00 �I;"Q ' 1 �. G 13736 247t.39 q91 LYNWGOD REUEVELOPMENT AGENCY INTEHEST PAVIIENT 03-17-87 2471.34 - �'p� i � . , 1J737 I2.25 S1B LYNWOOD AUTO PARTS OULIiS 03-17-87 - 12.25 �,�:,±� - 13730 2157.80 173 M& M TNUCK PARTS. INC. TRUCK PART' 03-17-87 2157.00 i;� �� G 137:19 ll0.40 1�5 MAC'5 ELECTRONIC5 SHURE MICROPHONE5 03-1J-87 � 170.40 . O ;�!•� � H? 13740 2139.70 605 MA1N WAR[H[lUS[, INC. SUPPLIE5 03-17-87 284.70 i�?}7; � 13791 �40.00 99999 PIAHIA AI._VAREZ �ALLET INSTRUCTION 03-17-87 48.00 -�� ' �'y 177a2 100.0U 99999 MARVI-ANTHONV fLORES SPOR7'S OFFICIAL 03-17-87 100.00 �is;:�� 13i43 � 25.00 1%7 RUbERT MARHOVIC COMPENSATION-RECREATI�N 03-17-87 25.00 ��`��y .� _ 137q4 25.00 llO GL'ONGE MAHTINI COMPENSATION-HECREATION 03-17-87 25.00 ' � �` � � �. V^ 13795 75. 00 32N NIC JIMSEY E%7ER19INAT[NG PEST CON7"ROL 03-17-87 75.00 '��!� � � - 13746 536. 50. 99949 MEWIf! CARADINE ' SEMINAR-STATE GRANT . 03-17-87 536.50 . � 'yy� ;. � � - 17197 25.00 1FJ4 JULlO MENDUZA C�MPENSATION-RECREATlON 03-17-87 25.00 � , ( 137a8 �7.93 1t75 MG INDUSI'HIES � LIXYGEN GAS � 03-17-87 87.93 J � '.i.�� ;p , V , \ . V ,. --- - -- ---- : -- - � � � _ C I T Y u F L V N W O O D 0 �+: . lJFdfItANT UATL: 03-17-07 W A R R A N T R[ C f S T E❑ � PAG[: 4' , r' �. n � '' ' • 0 � I ,� � � Uldtl(ANTN At10UtJT V[NDONN VEtJUOR NAME ❑ESCRIPTION� INV DATE 7NVOICE AMOUNT � �, � i�i� _ .__- ` � t:7749 737.50 9G3 MMI MAIVAGEMENT SVSTEHS SERVICES R[NDERED 03-17-87 337.50 `{ ��.. (?1 �:�750 279.50 187 MUCIILE COMMUNICATION SGR RA�IO COMM. MAIN7ENANCE 03-17-87 �79.50 O p l"3751 175.00 191 E.L. MORRIS AUTO ALLOWANCE 03-17-87 179.00 t�� I �� 13/52 71.52 l93 MCITOROLA COMMUNICATIONS TECFI SVCS 03-17-87 71.52 � �' 1, '� (� 1:1i53 20.00 678 MYfLL COf9MUNICATIOIJS TELEPHONE SVC 03-17-87 20. 00 ��' I I I IJ754 45.00 99999 NEOiHI uHAIiP • SPORTS OFFICIAL � 03-17-87 45.00 �� '� 13765 69.00 9949i OSC�R FLOHES SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-17-�7 64.00 r � � IJ756 3510.48 201 PACIFIC ❑LLL TELEPHpNE CHARGLS' 03-17-87 3510.40 � F,1 � ,I I:.i157 161.35 906 PANAMOUNT IiEA�V-MI% CONCRETE READV-MIX CONCRETE 03-17-87 IG1.35 � Y-" ;� . 1:1i5d 2GL 56 624 PAHRI�IOUSE TIRE C0. TIRES 03-17-87 261. 56 ; (,� I:lib9 307E189. 30 � 507 PqSCAL & W�WIG ENGINEERS FROJ. 2M1-1. 24, 26 03-ll-�87 307�89.30 � i 1_�Ybo 39637.69 4999y PAV[MENT COATING CO PROGRE65 PAYMENT q1 03-17-87 34637.L9 � 9 1J76! 2q.00 999/9 PLTE CARRILLO, JR. SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-ll-87 2q.00 I'� `�3 13�iu2 49.20 216 P(iVD[Nl"IAL OVERALL SUPL TOWEL CLEANING 3ERVICE 03-17-87 q9.20 J ��_ f 1�7G3 362.80 G73 REAL ESTATE VATA, INC. MAPS o • � 03-17-87 3G�.80 �. i IJ764 18.00 6:i8 RECORDFR'5 OFFICE LIEN RELEASE 03-ll-B7 18.00 (;�p � 7 � 1J765 25.00 ?23 ROfiERT REID COMP, 2/10 MTG 03-17-W 25. 00 � ;ij, ( 137h6 �09.80 225 RENTERIA AUTO PANTS AVTO PARTS 03-17-87 309.80 B r 1 l�Yn7 2697L6.77 226 REVENUE SHARING FUNU TRANSFER 03-17-87 269766.77 '�+ I �� 13768 175.00 606 PAUL H. RICi1ARD5 AUTO ALLOWANCE 03-17-87 175.00 J j P 1Ji69 I9.95 669 MARTIN RODIO 5ERVICE CALL-PA 03-17-87 19.95 . � 13770 f0769.37 239 5LLF INSURANCE FUND WORKER COMP DEC.-FE�. 03-ll-87 10765.37 ''+: I (y 13771 25.00 242 MARY ShIERMAN HCDA COMPENSATION 03-17-87 25.00 �;S � � I 137i2 152.00 556 STEPHANIE 57DDELL SPORTS OFFICSAL 03=17-�7 152.00 � '� 1:7773 25.00 675 VICTOR[A SIMPSON 7�RAFFIC/PKG COMM. 1-22-87 03-37-87 25.00 �f, (jj, 13774 151.72 244 SMART L FINAL IRIS CO. 03-17-8� 151.72 �}(, k 13775 35299.17 296 SO CALIF EDISON COMPANV STREET LIGHTING 03 17 87 35294.17 � 1J776 457%.97 247 SO CALIF GAS COMPANV 6A5 CHARGES � � i � '�. 03-3�7-87 4577.57 I � (1 13777 15.00 537 SO. CA MUNICIPAL ATHLETIC MEMOERSHIP RENEWAL 03-17-87 I5.00 a 13778 35.U9 249 SI7UTH GATE W5LE ELECTftIC WIREMOLDS�PLA7ES 03-ll-87 35.09 � 1377i 23456.50 573 SOUTHEk2N CA EDISON ELECTRIC3TY CHARGES 03-ll-B7 23456.50 I°h 137170 34.00 489 SPAftKLETT6 �,11 � � � DRINKTNG WATER 03-17-87 3q,0p � yl 1:77U1 2�.00 99999 SSTOA MEM�ER5HIP-SCHULTZ � 03-17-87 20.00 �I 1'37E32 70.00 337 S'7. FRANCIS MEDICAL PRE-EMPLOV EXAM�-WALLER 03-17-87 70.00 ��'� (� i:7703 9qO.U0 Stl9 STAAL �ROI'HERS �CHRI5TMAS DECORATIUNS 03-17-87 940.00 - J �;�� :1�tf4 IB2.77 259 THE SUPPLIERS MAINTENANCE SUPFLIES 03-17-87 182.77 �,7 � � 137Ef5 1152.00 99999 SVH 3� A55OCIATES CONSULTATION FGG 03-17-87 115Z 00 � (� 197CiL 154.00 677 TANK UNLIMITED REPAIRS � 03-17-87 154.00' �'� �,� u- 1:d787 127.77 672 TARGET CALCULATOR 03-17-87 127.77 �:� i, 1�7G8 11228.89 546 7EFA-CAL CONSI"RUCTIaN. INC. FINAL PAYI9ENT-PARK PROJEC 03-17-87 11228.89 �� V!L:?(l9 08.00 99999 THE WESTIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA SEMINAR LODGING - M. WRIG 03-17-B7 88.00 ., �,�: 1:1790 400. B3 265 �ILL TI10MA5 PHOTOS 03-17-87 400. 03 � . 1JY91 1230.00 267 TIMELV TEMPORARY SERVICE TEMP. HELP-MCFARLIN 03-17-67 1230.00 r � a 13792 . 695.76 670 TORO PAC[FIC � PARTS 03-ll-87 695.7G � �i� � ,. I'J793 60597.32 271 7�RAFFIC SAFETV FUND- FUND TRANSFER 03-t7-87 60597.3 {�� ; - l3%94 19144.q8 27� TRANSPORTA"(�ION FUND. FVND l'RANSFER 03-17-87 1�41M14.4� �-� � � �� - �� CJ 1 ��y 5 GO.00 273 l�RW INFORMATION SERVICES • CRE�IT INFORMATION 03-17-B7 60.00 �'�, I 1J796 124.99 390 J. G. 7UCKER OROOMS. HAN�LES 03-ll-87 124.99 � - 13�7Y7 97.10 500 U.S. COURIER CORP. SERVICES RENDE:tED 03-17-87 97.tp � ") �,�p .; � _ , V ;.:; t.. . f; J...a' ; ` ,� � . , J i � : � , C 1 T V aP L Y N W 0 O D � � '�� t � WARRFlNT DATE: 03-17-07 W A R R A N T P E O I S T E R PAGE: 5 � �� , i ^ i j �'� C WAHRANTq AMOUNT VENDORfl VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT ? 4 'I.c. � 1 - ----- � I , tt�� 1�758 15000.00 99997 U.S. ESCROW . DPL-ODISTER 03-t7-87 15U00.00 � ,. � 13?99 417.48 279 UNISOURCE XERO% PAPER 03-17-87 417.48 � 9: t9F700 148.00 99999 VICTOR DUNOMUS SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-17-87 148.00 �;` I'3001 50.56 659 WALLEPJ�EHG SALE5 CORPORATION REPAIR STARTER/TUNE VP 03-17-87 50.56 y f'j� � 13�02 200.00 284 JOF_ WANG � AUTO ALLOWNACH 03-17-87 �^.00.00 � j � 13903 1/9.00 29l EVELVN M. WELLS AUTO A�LOWANCE 03-17-87 175.00 j �1 � 13k7U4 3H7.93 295 WESTERN HIGHWAV PRODUCTS REFLECTIVE SHEETING 03-17-87 387.93 � �<� � 13805 3769.40 29G 41ESTEHN WASTE 1N�VSTRIES RUfi015H COLLECTION 03-37-87 3764.40 ej i 9 13U06 1343.61 40� WESTERN PETROLEUM INC. GASOLINE 03-17-87 1343.61 ��." t3�07 354.00 674 WESTERN ELECTRO�-PLATING CO. CAR flEPA1R 03-17-87 354.00 ��" 1JF]U8 IJ3.00 298 41HEEL MAN TIRE SERVICE TIRE PATCHES 03-17-87 133.00 ' � � �S� � 1�F709 155.49 299 WHITTIER FERTILITER C0. T�P 50IL 03-17-87 155.49 � ��{ 13FJ10 56.00 99999 WILLIAM FREDRICKS SPORTS OFFICIAL 03-17-87 56.00 ��;'� � 13811 53G.50 99999 WILLIAM SIEDER SEMINAR-STATE GRANT 03-ll-87 536.50� A �i 13B12 25.00 959 JOSIE WISEMAN COMP. 3/9 MTG 03-17-87 29.00 13F113 1376.00 307 VOUNG PEOPLE OF LVNWOOD �bS STOP CLEANINO 03-17-87 1376.00 4 ,!:' �� ' � � � 1304972. 53 1304972. 53 � 3 '. . �-:�;� � � . PHEPAID: 13640.13642-13697 . �� I;:'. SPOII.ED: 13460 � � : � VOI�S: 13710.13542,13570 . � � _' L� . � . � �� " 6'::� �! �� ': `, �') . � . � �: !I ^ 5 t 'I �1 4% `�/ ' . � '.'� �.`j C) . - � � .. * . • . " �:��.� (J . O ,. , �i. _ G • 0 � � '�;�; ' s � ` '� �_.' ' . _ l _ � �<�. � Date: March 11, �87 • To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council From: Charles G. Gomez, City Manager Subj�Ct: ESTABLLSHING SPENDING LEVELS FOR COUNCIL AND STAFF REGARDING P-JRCHASING AND TRAVEL AND b?EETINGS BACKGROUND There has never been a written policy on how the Mayor and Council expend monies on budget line items. There is, however, a code section which requires that all purchases must be preceded by a purchase requisition/purchase order. The purpose of the purchase requisition/purchase order requirement is to make sure that t�ere is no duplication in buying, that there is no inordinate acquisition of items that results in stock piling, that there is proper bidding followed when needed, that there is control on favoritism towards vendors and in general to make it easier to oversee any purchase whether it be for paper clips or automobiles. When the manager assumed his tenure, purchasing needed to be revamped and more fully controlled than it had in prior years. Those problems have been resolved in cooperation with the department heads and their staff. No policies were established for Mayor and Council because they do very little purchasing, therefore, it has never been firmly established how they should go about ordering materials or services. Requisitions and purchases are checked against the depar unent's budget to ensure availability of funds. ANALYSIS Council should follow the code by having purchase orders prepared whenever goods or services are ordered. It also should establish a limit in accordance with the code which is $500.00 per purchase, above which, phone bids are required. You may wish to put a check on yourselves in the ordering of professional services and goods by requiring that any services or goods ordered be reviewed by other council members by having the request placed ir. everyone's box with a requirement that a response must be made within five (5) days or the purchase stands. Staff is also concerned with the per diem level of expenses for travel and meetings. We are aware that $35.00 cannot cover meals, taxi, telephone, etc. on out of town trips. Staff is therefore requesting that the per diem level be raised from $35.00 per day to $50.00 per day. RECOMMENDATION I Staff respectfully requests that the Mayor and Council approve � the attached policy on purchasing procedures for City Council and Mayor and adopt the resolution raising the per diem from 535.00 ' to 550.00. , i ' ( I � � I � 2AS-a2 I i AGENDA I'PFM � � zo � � , ; _ , r � ;> ,,� ORDINANCF N0. AN ORDIP.AhCE OF' 'TI:E CITY CUUiVCIL OF THE CIfY 0'r LYNWOUD AMENJ?NG ORDINANCE r105. 1'274, 1253, 1149 A!JD 1134 WHICH GKANTF:U AND ESTA31,I5!-lED TERr1S FUR A CA3i,E TELF,VISIO[V FRANCHISE THE CIT'Y COUi;CZL OF THE CITY UF LYNWUUD DOES URUAIN AS ' iULLUWS: SFCTION 1. Recitals. The City Council of the City of Lynwood fincs, determir,es and declares: (a) '!'he City Council previously enacted Ordinance No. 1134, which granted a non-exclusive tranchise for a cable television system in the City to California Cablesystems, Inc.; and (b). The said Urdinance �o. 1134 was subsequentiy amended by Ordinances Nos. ]149, 1253 and 1274, which modified the initial tErms and conditions or the £ranchise; and (c) As the result of negotiations based upoti actual operating results as well as future projections, ,the City of Lyno�ood desires to continue amendr�ents - to the Franchise terws and conditions in an efrort to insure the future viability of caole service for Lhe i residents of the City. i SECTI()N 2 . Section 5.5 of Ordinance No. 1134 " Faithful Periornance Bond" is hereby aiuended ro read as follows: "5'.5 Faithful Performance Bond. Upon tne � effective date o= the Franchise, as amended, Grantee shall furnish prooi of the posting of a faithful performance bond, which may be a corporate surety bond, I running to the Grantor, in the penal sum of $150,OOU. j The faithful performance bond sha11 be in a form I approv�ed by the City Attorney. Upoa demonstration by � Grantee to the sacisfaction of Grantor, pursuant to the procedure that follo�vs, that a11 [he construction to be undertaken in the City pursua:�t to the Franchise Agreement has in _*act been completed and the sys�er� :s j iu11y operational, the bond shall be reduced to a sum of j $60,U00. Such bond for a sum of $b0,UU0 sha11 be i maintained by the Grantee chroughout tne term of this Franchise. � ` AGEHDA ITEl1 i � i ' �� ; _�_ _.,_ _ . : ... .. ,__;__-.---�,_�_.,� _.--- ------- _ _ .i :; ;. - _ - -... -:. .. ;:: _ ._ . .. _.. ,.. . _ . .. . . ,_ - �i �. , � � As prerequisites to the reduccion of the performanee bonci to $60,OU0, Grantee shall ciemonstr.ate to the reasonable sacis�action of Grantor that: (a) Good faitn e`forts have been made to obtain owner permiss:on for the coi:ing of a11 multiple units in the City; and (b) All multiple units, for which permission to enter and wire has been obtained, !�ave been �aired; and (c) With�n 90 days a11 governmental buildings for which service has been requested will be provided cable drops and service per the Grantee's franchise proposal. A11 governmental buildings wi11 be provided service within 9U days of request for such service; and (d) All residential units, other than multiple • units for which tne owrie: has not granted permission to enter and wire, are capable of receiving cable service. Where Grantee claims that circumstances beyond iCs control delay or prohibit service to isolated pockets of homes, it shall present a specific plan ior the offering of service to these homes prior to,any reduction in the performance bond; and SECTIO� 3 . Section 7.4 0�= Ordinance No. 1134 is hereby amended to read as follows: "7.44. Capacity f or Intera Res idential Services. Grantee sha11 provide, in the initial system configuration, the capacity for interactive residential services including, but not limited to, security alarn � �onitaring, home shopping, energy management, home bar.king, teletext, information access and retrieval, � subsc.riber polling, video games and one-way or � interactive education. A11 customer equipment necessa.-.y I �or such services, such as addressable interactive , conve*ters, home,terminais and home detectors, sha11 he i provided to subsc:ibers by Grantee in accordance with � established 2nd uniform rate schedules. Gr2ntee sha11 not be required to activate the � inter.active residential capability until December 24, I 1987. At that time, Grantor may continue to delay the activation of interactive services if it determines that I activation is not technically or economicaLly feasible. If Grantor determines that 8CC1VdC1011 of interactive services is both technically and �conomically feasiole, it may require activation after Decer�ber 24, 1987." � � � I 2 � i _ , ^� , ,: . -.. : . . _ _ �. . . ` . :: , _. _.., . . ,�._. . - �: .. ..:.-,. ;:=. _::.,.. .� - _.:,-. - ,:. - _ - , - - -I � . � SECTION 4. 5ection 7.5 of Ordinance No. 1134 is tiereby amen�ed to read as follows: "7.5 Capacity for Inst iCUtional Se rvices . Gr�ntee sna11 provide, in che initial system configuration, the cap2.city for one-way and interactive institutional comc�u�ications services including, but not limited to, � video, voice znd data communicat+_ons. The system sha11 have Ghe capacity to provide a full range of channeliza- tion and multiplexing options to meet the needs of the broadest spectrum of institutional users. The syscem . shall provide all ,-'.eatures reasonably necessary to maintain messaoe privacy and security, which may iticlude, but is not limited to, address2ble taps and converters, data encryption and signal scramblir.g. " Grancee sha11 provide and maiiitain a12 Grantee provided customers-premises equipment n�cessary to interface with the cable communications syscems at a cost to be determi�ed by Grantee. Equipment commercially available and not directly linked to the cable system, such as d2ta terminals, video ca�eras and microphones, may be supplied by Grantee or, provided no harm is caused or results to the cable comr�unications system by the cable system user. Grantee shall not be required to activate the institutional services, nor build the i:�stitutional network until December 24, 1987. At that time, Grantor. may require construction and activation of the originally proposed network or acceptable aLi:ernatives if it determines that the constr.uction and operation of an institutional network are technically ?nd economically feasible as we11 as in accordance with the regulations of the Public Utilities Commission and the Federal Communications Commission. When Grantor reviews � the economic and technical feasibility o= the I institucional network, it sha11 giv� due consideration to an�� alternative proposals Granr_ee may *r�ish to make for delivery of institutional services, including, buc not limited Lo, the delivery of these services on the residential networlc. Grentor may also continue to author�ze de1�y in constraction of the institutionat network if it determines th�t such delay is warrented due to a lack of technical or econonic feasibility.". SECTIUN 5 . Section 5 of Ordinance �o. 1134 is amendeci by adding a new Section S.IU to read as Eollows: "5.10 Periodic Re�or�s. During such time as Grantor a1loti�s Grantee to reduce i�s=suppo-t ror local . programming pursuant to Section 9.2(e) hereof, or to I defer cor,struction of a single trunk institutional networ'.�c and/or provision of activiated bidirectional communications.on the residentiai network, Grantor sha11 � 3 I --�----.--�— : .-------- ----�-- - — - -- - -- --- -- - --- - --- - --- --- --- - I _.,._.. . .. : • . _... . . . _. , . <- - .. .. .. . . . _. ,: ,- . .. . .. ., ;. •- , : .. ` , ,, , _..... _ � -. • -- ,_ .. , , , . _.. .- ;. .... ,�. -. I " � � - t .. ... - hsve the righL tc require Grantee to provide additional ir.formation. A� e min�mum, GranLee shai� pro•aide to Grentor: (a) Grantee shail sub:nit wi�hin four months of the close of every one of its fiscal years, an annual report to Grantor. 5aid report sha1.1 Lnclude an audited financiai statement of Rogers Cablesystems of California, Inc. Said report sha11 also include financial statements of the systes serving Downey, Pararuount, Lynwood and Santa Fe Springs. The local • system financials need not be audited but sha11 be prepared 'oy the sane accour.ting firm which prep �he audited finencial statements for Rogers Cablesystems of California, Inc." SECi'IUh 6. Unti1 December 31, 1987, Section 9.2 of Urdinance tJo. 1i34 is suspended and repiaced in the interim with the following language: "9.2 Grantee SuoPort for Local ProQramminR. Grantee shalt provide support for local p*ogramming, as a minimum: • (a) Reasonable, scheduled use of ai1 cablecasting access facilities by non-commerr_ia1, tax-exempt organizations at no charge. (b) Payment to Grantor or a non-profit coryoration . to be designated by Grantor tne total sum of 4b of Grantee's gross revenues received and attributable to Lynwood in calendar year 1986, plus the sur� of $20,000. 4� of gross revenues I i + 520�OOU ___� I = Tota1 Due Gr2ntor � Said sum sha11 be pai.d at the time the Mayor signs this i Ordinance acknowledging its adop�ion. This represents a temporary reduction in Grantee's I local programming support payments,'pursuant to Section 9.2 hereof, otherwise due for 1987. Said funds are i specifically provided in fu11 satisfaction of capitsl ' and operating requiret�ents for local programmino fo:- the calendar year 1987. Unless the Grantor and Grantee � agree on an extens�on of these revised franchise terms, � Section 9.2 as adopted by Ordinance No. 1134 sna11 again � become effective January t, 1988. � 4 I --- , ,.._ _ __ .._ . -•-- .. _ ._.-� -- - _--- , = �. . _ , � _ '.: ... , .._ .. . . :�. 1 : . . _- . _- ,-� � � . � �. � SECTION 7. This Ordinance ar�ending and adding to Urdinance 1134 of the City of Lynwood is enacted in light of the current 'inancial situation of the G_*antee, Roge-s Cab1e- systems of Califonria, Inc., and in reliance on the in�egrity and ability of its parent Rogers U.S. Cablesysr_ems, Inc. to perform �Jli?"SUilRL �o this Ordinance. Accordingly, this Ordinance may be immediately repealed, at Grantor's option, should Grantee assign its rights, duties and.obligations under the Franchise to any other nerscn or entity. Assign- , ment sha11 be deened to include, but not be limited to, (1) the transfer or sale of any stock of Grantee" from Rogers U.S. Cablesyst-ems, Inc. to any third party, (2) the assignment o� the assets of Grantee, inc"luding this Franchise, to any third party, or (3) the merger, dissolution, consolidation, or o�:h:r reorganization of Grantee, including the creation of any limited partnership. Grantor acknowledges that the s41e of,Rogers U.S. Cablesyste�ns, Inc. stock to Rogers Cable- systems of America shail not rzsult in repeal of this � Urdinance. SECTIU� 8. The f'ederal "Cable Communications Policy Act ' of 198�ontains several provisions treating cable i television system franchises in effect on the date ef the Federal Act differently than franchises granted after the I F'ederal Act. By er.acting this Ordinance, which amends and I adds to Ordinance 1134 of the City of Lynwood, neither j Grantor nor Grantee intend that the Franchise be constraed as � a new Franchise outside of the scope of the "grandfather" � clauses of the rederal Act. SECLTON 9. The Grantee and its Parent Corporation i shall, within sixty (6U) days after passage of this � Ordinance, file in the office ot the City Clerk a written � acceptance of this Ordinance eaecuted by Grantee and its � Parent Corporation, in a form approved by the City Atcorney. I The Parent Corporation, by execuLing and filing the � Acceptance, guarantees performance by Grantee oi a11 � Grantee's obligations hereunder and agrees to perform those , obligations and Grantee`s behalf, if so ordered by Grantor, I in the event Grantee for any reason whicn is within its � control or reasonably foreseeable fai�s to perform them. The I Acceptance sha11 include a provision stating that the Grantee I and its Parent Corporation recognize that this Ordinance does � , not affect the status ot i:he Franchise as a przexisting � f�anchise ;aithin the meaning of the Federal "Cable � Communications Policy �ct o` 7984" and surther sLating that ; ttte Grantee and its Pzrent Corporation shall not contend j I i ' I i i g j - - _ - -� ' a : t ,::: -. ` - ,. _...,. .:. :. . ... . . _ ` . .__ .. ..: `, . _ . _ , - _ .. _. _ _ . , ., . .:. -. - �� _ . : - : :.^: , : : ,r _ .-:, - - � � - o�herwise in any jucicial o= administrative p-_oceeding. Fa�lure of Grantee and its Parent Corporation to accept the Frar.chise as provided herein sha11 ca.use this Ordinance to become null and void. SECTIO� 10. The Ci�y C1erk shall certi`y to the adopLion of this Ordinance and cause the same to be processed in the manner required by 1aw. PASSED, AYPROVED and ADOYTEU this day of , 1987. J MP.YOR ------- ATTEST: CITY CLERK � . � � � I i . I � I � . I I � I i i I � 6 � - — — -- . - - - : ; �. : � •- . : , ;. - ..:. ' � , . ,:.. . , . ,.. _ . ;. ,. . . - . ,. ' I . . _ . _ ,. , ,_ . _ � ; . __ ` = � i � � o:;�_ianr�c� 1�0. Ali� G?�i\-\C� 0!= Ti-� CIT'1' G� 'LY"i::i00D AM�NDING SECTIOidS 5-71 Eti'� 7-72 oc � . T:;� LY?�i�IGO� ?�iut<�IC=P.".L CO�� ??��TI2�G TO T�E V Or DOGS . iC?2 �1LV �011i1C=1 C_*' L:!E C1tj' O` L.}T^WOOG ��;J [i':�..nY ORDP.II4 2s follor:s: Sec.io^ 1. Sect_on 5-71 0: ..h2 �y-,woori ";unicip_1 Coce 1S rl°^2by �.r.�e.^.dee �O I'8cd nS iO1�.OW5: � $EC�'_O.^. 7-7 I. Iri.li.icl �'3C�=:?2�10'1S. :,V2:'y �@I'SOIi ke2pi:�g :`l�c:'DO?'1?lo OP I1cV1C:� 8 v06 OVE:^ �]']E c�° O_' fOlil' l�j • nonths 1Y1 tPE C1i.} Si131�. Cel15B SllC77 QO� i.0 Dc VcCC1I7c�° �aitn c i. D2 Oi !^c VcCC?17B daDl'OV2Q uj' � 1 c l h Y. the Los F:n Connty 'r.,,2_t.. Oificer witnin 2 perioc of thirty (30) d�ys `rom tn� date such dog was ha^bored, kept or h�d wiihin tne city, cr within thirty • (30) days from the d2te the said doo a�tains the �ge o_` four (4) IDOCli,?7S� D!'Oti however, tnat i,!1B cf0?^2S21C1 A2'0�1S10ri Sil�cl� ❑Oi. 2DA1}r so as to reouire the vaccination of eny dog �rnicn has been vaccinated with an approved vaccine by a person, licensed by tne 5�2�`.8 Oi Cc11IC1^rii2� O?^ �Jy 2:7y O� state OP ricL1C71� t0 �Y'cCL1Ce veterinary medicir.e where such vaccine nas been comoleted within the period of time as herein�fter prescribed in this section. If the dog's vaccinatio:: was performed at.an �ge of under twelve (12) months, it must have been completed withi7 one �?22' prior to *he G�2i.2 SUC11 40� WcS _`1.^S� keot 11dY'DO1^@,�'i O!' brouoht into the city. If tne dog w2s last vacci7atzd at en aoe over twelve (12) months, it must h�ve been conaleted with=n tnirty-siz (36) months prior to the date such dog was `irst keot, - harbored, or brought into the city. Section 2. Section 5-72 of tne Lynwood .M.unicipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows: . � Section 5-72. Rabies Rev2ccination j Every person keepir.g, harborino or havir.o in the ci�y a II dog which has received its initia? rabies vaccination sn�11 cause ' Sl]C�'1 G�O� Y.O �E ; 2VdCClrici.EC twelve ( 12) IDOI`ii.�'?S 2_`�?1^ �I'lE lri_i.1c� I VcCC1ri2i.10ri W? tI'? cri 2.jJ7!'OV2� type O_` rabies V2CC_i?2. $i:C}'i d0� i who has received vacc•_nation after the iritial vaccination or I such dog t��ho has received _ts initial vaccination over tU�zl��e t12) months Oi 2�° S�f]c� � L? Y`2'73CC'_Clc PO SOOI72?' `.}7cP. twenty-: (Z�� I months with �n approved type rabies vaccine. � I � I I I I ; AGF�IDA ITEM � zz � � ' � � . , ' _ ' _'"Sl, :'°?C c� c .?'°�L'1c:' :��°_°�inc p .... C1 .�.Oli:]Ci� G:' said Ci�y ?�eld on ihe day of , 1987, and "1 c^ l i cf?2 c� c^°�::�1c" :;�. 0= Sc'_v �.Oi:Y . :1P1= 1}% C^C _ cC �'�`J G' "� ..._l heid o:: the day of , 1957. SY"r.S: P�O�S: �BS�:VT: raul ... ;ich�^as, '^�}:^^ City o_` Lynwood PTTEST: l i Anerea L. iiooper, Ci�y Clerk I ' City of Lynwood I . , i AP?ROV�D AS TO FOh .APPROV�D AS TO CONiENT: i I City Attorney Charles Go.�,ez, Ci�y i�;an�ger ; , I i . . I � � . , I i , I . i � � I I . I ; I i I i I I I � I F. ..,�---� ,-___ � 'x 1 � '_�_ __� � __a�_. _.. ..��_�.._..._�+��.�. ___.� �_._� t�`i� .. J f �c C � � I l�_� � ' �� - �._ I ry � , ;�= ' � � � CITY 0� �Y�Tv00D �:ipP �? ��s7 I,'J � ' _ r C ; 1 ac 6 � II � 41 �� Ir � l ` f �� :' ��;�iJ J . aa�' _cation �or �ec_a, ±:nit ,, . ` Owner's N�,^e Brockman Znstitute Phbne No. 714) 963-3500 .j . Owner's A3dres5 10283 Circulo de Juarez Fountain.Valley, 92728 Calif. Non Profit Corporation- Promoting a Carnival-Bazaar Cwner's Occupation - ' ` -� " - - For Carnival- Bazaar . . _--..- _. __..... - __. -._ __ - -�--- �pe o� Per,nit Desired � Southwest Corner of Bullis and Orcha� Location where oe_rn�� is:.=o be used �� , " '.-^'`t _.�•4�,'"""` � Cii 1 r: � �:,:. � , � � _. , . ;� `; � « � � . 3etwe�n wl �' � ; be used 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. t� .-�� ti y�. May 16th -17th May 23rd and 24th T' L r . � ,� I. ..S>. �� L ZO , OOO S ft . r7na� a_ea 4 �„��_ yn�ced for �'�'s Lse (st. F,.. ) q. � � �_,:� • !.�- • �lhat is the tota]. grou.�d floor area ot stxucture N/A Eave you r.iade apnl_cation for �this type of pe_*:�it be�ore? No T� so, where? ,_ • ' tltimoer of persons e*nployed Six (6) ` I�:ereby ca� t�.a� a11 stz�ements made _a th'_s 'dPA1lCdt are t_ue _ ;� .-- .. and co�'_ete, zr:d `�at any �ni.ssta�ements o� material fac�s will caLSe a:o_°ei�ure ofi `ee a^.d �e*:ia1 of pe�it. - , ' ��2�t2�ci� �� "c � °� 6 " � Si'gna�ur� oz C�mer Date r� ��G/�� . __Y�'�:Ln�"L` c � h' �'�--'_'_" S � cr t•�re /'o� �ge_^_� (-_ �^.y) Da�e v AGENDA ITEM ` �� - . � . �. . ' —',; £i �L Y�1 � . .:=�r�� ;�; C�T� �J� LY� ��0�� ... �.�- ^..• �' �� 11330 BUll15 ROAD .,�_:..�`� � ' ''� LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90462 . �`�'�;`� (213) 537-0800 � OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK lAITER•aFF/C� ii�,�R90 � DATE: f4arch 17, 1987 I T0: Honorable Mayor and Council I�fembers � FROM: Andrea L. Hooper, City Cler{� I SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT - ONE VACANCY TRAFFIC AND PARKING COt41�tISSIOP! I At the regular Council meeting of March 3, 1987, the following ; were nominated for the one (1) vacancy on the Traffic and Parking. � Commission. � .� . ' � � ' . � . i P�ominations were: � Councilperson Henning nominated Linda Jones. , j I Councilperson Morris nominated Louis Heine. ' i ' Mayor Richards nominated Joe Battle III. ! It was moved, seconded and carried, to close nominations. ' Appointment is in order. ' I � Recommend roll call of each Councilperson. � � i � . I � i � AGF.}FDA ITEM � � � � � I I I ---.--__��T .� .._ •-� -- — --- --- --- --- — _ _ _ _�— - -- -- _ , _ _ . ._ ---- _.____ � ._ � , , , , . .. , -_ ., . -. . . , .,. _ . .' . . . - I : _ . . • --: „ _. , _ . „ i , , : -.. -. _ , ;;� : _. ' -; , ,. _ ._ - . .. , � . �,,. � � �.. . . .., .. .. _ . , ... _. . � . . �i . . . ,:� -.�� '� .�: .: �.:,. � - - , .: ..... -. �.. - . _` : _ : . .' � ,. . .._;. ,., -.. .:,. ., :- . : �:. ,f .._. . ... . , . ... . _. . :' . .. . :.. . . ....- �.;�.- . . .,.. �.,,.. �..�. �.. . ..-: . . . .._ . :.. . ._ .. _ . . . . . . . -� .. .. -- - . _ ... __.. _ . .._. . .. .. . . . - . _ . ....,ct