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' � , � �-. � � : � . � �'� .i� s �lr �� [� �,:` �`t � k: . f� ��' . � �.. �� G�A , �� :.�'S . � � ' LYN4i00D CITY COU�lCIL DATE December �Z. �9�4 ; ' C 0 i 1 P1 t N T: � CITY COUPICIL �1IPlUTES AS FOLLOWS: Regular I4eeti.ng Idove'mber 20, 1984 Adjourned Reyular Pieetiny November 26, 1984 , Regular Ileeting December 4, 19&4 i i ' PROCLAIi,\TIOhI "SELECTIVE SERVICE P�[EK" DECEh18ER 16 - 22, 1°64 1 2nd RE�iDIPlC OF AN ORDINAIlCE ENTITCED: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUDICIL OF THE CITY OF LYNIYOOD A1IEIJDIPlC CHAPTER 25 OF THE LYIJ41'OOD t•1UWICIPAL CODE "ZONIIdG" PERTAItdIPIG TO FENCES AMD hIASONRY WALLS." � Appointments to Community Affairs Commission One (1) vacancy Housing and Community Development Advisory Board ' One (1) vacancy Recreation and Parks Commission I , P,ECOhIi'��Ei�DaTIOid: � , � \ • • I. � �'.r i 1 � � � P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N I ' WHEREAS, over one milTion citizens of the United States of America have sacrificed their lives in Military Service to protect the rights and freedom of all Americans, and registra- tion for the Selective Service System is an integral part of current preparedness to preserve these rights and freedom in ' the future; and WHEREAS, peace time registration for Selective Service contributes to the readiness of our country by greatly reduc- ing the time required for.a full defense mobilization; and WHEREAS, since the resumption of re9istration, over 12 million Americans have registered with the Selective Service , System enhancing our nation's defense preparedness. NOW, THEREFORE, I, John D. Byork, Mayor of the City of , Lynwood, California, do hereby proclaim the week of December 16- 22, 1984, as ' S E L E C T I V E S E R V I C E W E E K in the City of Lynwood, California, and urge all our citizens to recognize the importance of the Selective Service System in protecting our nation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and i caused the Seal of the City of Lynwood to be affixed this 18th day of December, 1984. ; JOHN D. BYORK, MAYOR CITY OF LYNWOOD ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK � CITY OF LYNWOOD 1 ' � • cx�zvnricE r;o. I M ORllINANCE OP THE CITY COiJP:CIL OF THE CITY OF LY�1Sd00D ; A:��NDI^iG CHAPTER 25 OF T??E LYi1W00D hNNICIPAL CODE, i "ZOtiI\G," PEFTAI\IA;G TO FEIQCES e��?D MASOnRY SdALLS. � Tne City Council of the City of Lyn�aood DOES HERLBY � ORDAI�? as follows: i � Section 1. Section 25-4.7a,b,c,d,e, and f is hereby deleted � in its entirety. i I � Section 2. Section ZS-16.6a,b,c,d,e,f,o,h, and i is hereby i deleted in its entirety. � Secticn 3. Section 25-16.6 is hereby amended to read as follows: I + 25-16.6 FE\C�S AND �IASONRY YIALLS I a. Prior to installation or construction of any fence or masonry wa11 within any zone, the property owner shall o6tain a permit from and submit the folleaing information to the Planning Division of the Conmunity Levelopment Department. 1. a simple p1_ct plan showing location of fence or nasonry wall ia relation to property lines, heights, proposed materials, and openings or gates to provide access for vehicles and pedestrians. 2. For masonry walls (as defined in.Section 25-2.1) a Uuilding permit shall be applied for in addition to [he plot plan described above. Al1 r:asonr}' walls of any height shall meet the requiremen�s for masonry construction as defined in Chapter 24 of the L'niform Building Code. A fee based on the valuation of the proposed construction shall be paid to the Building Department. b. All fences or masonry soalls shall be required to maintain a3equate � pedestrian access for the purpose of safety and convenience. A 36" or 3-foot clear gate or opening shall be provided to all enclosures for pedestrian and caheelchair i access. Pedestrian and vehicular acc�ss shzll be previded separately. I c. A11 fences or masonry walls shall oe required to be installed eaith � a finisned, aesthetically pleasing side facing out toward adjacent properties or � the public rijht of wa}�. I d. The following shall apply to fences and masonry �calls in a11 � residential zones. ( l. In any� required front yard, a wall or fence shall not exceed four (4) I feet in heighe, e�ccept as provided in Subsection 25-4. Bd.13, provided the upper one (1) foot is open to permit vision through the fence surface. The fence ' or �hall s'..all be constructed of decorative material compatible with the residential I structure and the general scheme of the neighborhood, specifically excliiding, ' chicken �aire and fibertlass. � i 2. A caall or fence g�nerally parallel and located within ten (10) feet ' oL a driveway shall not exceed four (4) feet in height within the requirzd front I yard, provided the upoer one (1) foot is open to permit eision through the fence I surface. 3. A caall or fence not more than six (6) feet in height, as measur2d I frcm the highest adjacent grad2, may Ue maintained along the interior side or rear � 1ot lines. ' . i I I I � • ' I � 4. The provisions of this subsection shall n�t apply to a � wall or feace required by any law or regulation of the State of � California or any agenc� thereof. I + 5. Barbed wire, electrical fences, or sharp pointed material � such as glass or other si,ailar objects on the top of walls and fences � in or adjacent to any residential zone shall not be permitted. I e. The following shall anply co fences and masonry wa11s in � all commercial and industrial zones. � 1. \o person shall erect or construct a �ence or wall of more j than eight (S) feet in height, or less than three (3) feet in height. � 2. Fences nay be topped with barbed wire in the following � situations: i ! I (a) Fences shall not be less than six (6) feet high, not I including barbed wire; � •(bj Fences shall not be more than eight (8) feet in height including barbed wire; (c) The barbed wire portior of the fence shall be angled in towards the applicar.ts property and shall not be ectended over the public right-of-way or adjacent properties. 3. Razor,wire, conce:tina wire, coiled barbed wire, or similar products may be used in the following situations: (a) Fences shall be at least eight (8) feet ia height: (b) The wire product �aust be screened from public view; and be angled in towards the applicants property and shall not be extended over the public right-of-way or adjacent properties. (c) These products may not be used on fences adjacent to residential uses or residentially-zoned property. Plans for the use of barbed wire, razor wire, or similar products I must be approved by the Planning Department prior to installation. ' As stated in Section 25-16a.1. � No barbed wire, razor wire, or similar product shall be used within I tcaenty (20) feet of a street right-of-way unless screened from � public view. , \o electrical.ly charged fences shall be built in the City. � i No ,fence wttich surrounds permitted outside storage shall Le built � unless opaque screening material is used. ' Where a Cor.unercial or �,anufacturing use abuts or is across a street � from a property in a residential zone, a nasonry wall shall 'oe erected and maintained along the common property line oi such i abutting property. The wall shall be a mininum if six (6) feet in , height for most of its length, but shall be stepped down to three (3) I feet in height within fifteen (15) feet of a public street intersection.l I r � � � � I I , ' I i i , . ; Section 4. Section 25-'L with respect to "Fences" and , Plasonry idalls" is hereby deleted. Section 5. Section ZS-2.1 is hereby au�ended to read as follows: "Fence" shall mean a planting or a barrier composed of posts connected by boards, rails, panels or wire for the purpose of enclosing or separating areas of land. (alsu see: "Masonry Idal1"j "i�lasonry [dall" shall mezn a caall or fence composed of stone, brick, concrete, g}psum, hollow clay tile, concrete block or tile or a combination of these materials for the purpcse of enclosing or separating arezs of land. (also see: "Fences") Section 6. Severability. If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance or the application thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any ciurt or competent jurisdi.ction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance or its application to other persons or places. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance, and each section thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more section, subsecticn, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion, or the application thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid our i.nconsti- tutional. Section 7. The Ci�y Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to cerfify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once in the Lynwood Press, a necaspaper of general circulation, printed, published, and � circulated in the City of Lynwood. � � i First read at z regular meeting of the City Council oi said City held ; on the day of , 19 , and finally ordered published at a regiilar meeting of said Council held on the day . of , 19 i . AYES: ' I NOES: I ABSENT: � I I E. L, Piorris, Mayor ' ATTEST: � � � j dndrea L. Hooper, City Clerk ' City of. Lynwood I I r r1PPROVED AS TO FCR�1: APPROVED AS TO CO^ITENT: i i ---� ,!�- v � � � �- � _.- _ �%1 i;.._ _ . ._ _, ,. . '.: - City Attor*rney ,. ' Patrick P. Importuna Director of Cesilnunity�-Deuelopmern I i � I � ` �`�� C�TY �F �Y��i�l0�� %'�' t�t ;�a p . : �Fa. ie• ��° ','�d',. p. 4• 7:. �'� � �� 11330 BULLIS ROAD 4. � Y� � �.. . y ti� LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90261 (213� 537-OB00 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK I�IT�R•aF,�1C� e�iE.l�90 �ATE: December 11, 1984 T0: �ionorable htayor and Councilmembers FROh1: Andrea L.. Hooper-City Clerk,�q' SU[3JECT: APPOIWTI4EP1"fS TO COhih1UPIITY AFFAIRS CO(1h1ISSi0f! Council meeting of December 4, 1984 the following were nomina,ted: Councilman Hennin; nominated Evelyn 19ells. Councilman ldorris nominated Edna Kinney. Councilman Thompson nom.inated Barbara Nesvton. [t was moved and seconded to close nominat'ions. Appointments - December 1S, 1984. � i � ( ' I I I I I � � I __�— � . � j I i � i I j , � � I 1 i ; i I �- ��, ��; C�� 0� LYN�JO�� , �_ =:.: iy �� .�" _� � 11330 BUll15 ROAD I 1; _ _' " � }'. ' � � � `C LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90152 _ �� (]1]� 537-0800 . OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK IAli'ER•O�'F/CE s'�E'�O DATE: December 10, 1°34 T0: lionorable Piayor and Councilm2mbers FR011: Andrea L. Hooper-City Clerk1� SU�JECT: OidE (lj VACANCI' HCDA f�OARD � Announcement of one (1) vacancy on the Housing and Community � I Development Advisory Doard (NCDA). � htr. Dale Steel submitted his resignation. i i Nominations-First meeting in �anuary, 1985 Appointment-Secend �neeting in �anuary, 1985 " � I � � I � i I i ; i I � i I I � a � �� k��.:y,� C1T`� 0� LYN�00� � ��; 11330 eULl15 ROAD � ��`� � ��, LYNWOOD, CAIIFORNIA 90462 k. �27�� 537•0800 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK IAdT�}��O�wlCg ,fi+➢EARO i UATE: December 10, 19&4 I T0: Honorable hlayor and Councilmembers �� I FROM: _ Andrea L. Hooper-City Clerk�j, � SUD�ECT: VACANCY R[CREA7IOP! AIdD PARKS COhIi�IISSI0IJ I Announcement of one (1) vacancy en the Recreation and Parks I � I Commission. � i Word has been received that Mr. Chester Colbert has resigned. i Nominations-First meeting in. �anuary � Aopoi.ntment-Second meeting in January i I i I � I I I I � , � � � I I I � 1 � I I j I �