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Home My Public Portal AboutA1984-07-17 CC f . � �- � City of I � � �yNwoo� °�° , .�.�,.. ; v �+ 11330 BULLIS FOAD ' I I f I 1 i . LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 (213) 603�0220 E. L. MORRIS, Mayor 1 JOHN D. BYORK, Mayor Pro-Tem I � Councilmen � ROBERT HENNING , JAMES E. ROWE � - LOUIS A. THOMPSON � i AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CON�IDERATION I AT THE MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUA�CIL � TO BE HELD ON JULY 17, 1984 , IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS .` � AT 7:30 p.m. I I OPENING CEREPtONIES 1. INVOCA7'ION - Reverend C. C. Coleman, New L.ife Baptist Church 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. CALL TO O.RDER 4. ROLL CALL ��F COUNCILN.EN John D. Byork Robert Henning James E. Rowe Louis A. Thompson F. L. Morris 5. MINUTES OF MEETINGS: . I ! JUNE 6, '984 � JUNE 8, 1�84 i JUNE 11, 1984 �CHEDULED M/IT1'E??S ` 6. PUBLIC HEARING - GENEF:AL PLAN AMENDMENT/ZONIDIG STUDY: Patterson- , Hall Properties Area i CoRraent: Patterscr.-Ha11 Properties has reque:�ted a zone ' change from R-1 tc R-2 for properties at 4225 and � ! 4229 Imperial Highway to bring the zoning into, ! conformance with the current use, and with the i Lynwocc General Plan. The Planning Commission ' adopted Resolutions recommending trat Patterson- Hall land an� the adjacent properties at 4235- ' 4237-42-�1 Imperial Highway be rezcned frem R-1 i to R-2. 'Chis item was presented to City Council j in late 1983 ann staff was directed to st�:dy the I area. The Study report is attached. 1 , Recommendation: Council waive reading and introduce an Ordinance , rezonin� the Patterson-Hall oroperties at 4225 ', and 4229 Imperial, receive and file the Stcdy. � � � 1 ! � • 7. PUBLIC HEARING - DETERMINATIOti OF EXISTENCE OF A PUBLIC NUISP.NCE AT 11030 VIRGINIA AOENUE AA'D DIRECTION TO ABATE SAID NUISANCE Comment: The property located at 11030 Virginia is abandor.- ed (door of rear unit cpen; trees and bushes un- trimmed; weeds, trash ana debris are �cattered throughout the premises; there is a dilapidated wooden fence at the easterly property line; abandoned vehicle/s and a campershell are in the driveway; and there is an aba.ndoned boat in the rear yard). Attempts have been made to contact the owner and have failed. The City must take more drastir measures. Recommendation: Council adopt the attached Resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION OF TEE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIf. DETERMINING THAT A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN PRCPERTY GENERALLY KNOWN AS 11030 VIRGINIA AVENUE AND DIRECTING THE ABATEN.ENT THEREOF." ' 8. PUBLIC HEARING - DETERMINATION OF EXISTENCE GF A PUBLIC NUISANCE � AT 11168 POPE AVENUE, CITY OF LYNWOOD. Commen.t: The property located at 1b168 Pope Avenue is abandened, buildings are un-secured,. trees and bushes are untrimmed and dry weeds, trash and � debris are scattered throughout the pre�.ises. ; Many attempts have been made to contact the owner • and have.failed. The;City must take more drastic measures. ! Recommendation: That City Council adopt the attached Resolution �, : entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNGIL OF THE • CITY OF LYNWOOU, CALIFORNIA, DETERMINING THAT A +'• NUISANCE IS BEII�G MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY � `""-�-- �`��'` -'�`"` � GENERALLY KNOWN AS 11168 POPE AVENUE AND DIRECTING ' THE ABATEMENT THEREOF." CONSENT CALENDAR NOTICE All matters listed under Consent Calendar will be acted upon by one motion.affirming the action recommended on the Agenda. There wi11 be � no separate discussion on these items prior to votir.g unless members of the Council.cr staff request specific items to be removed from the Consent Calendar for separat.e action. NEW BUSINESS 9. INSTALLATION OF "NO STOPPIVG PT ANY TIME" ON THE NORTH SIPE OF IMPERIAL HIGHWAY FROM "LITTLE" ALAMEDA STREET TO 400 FEET EAST. Comments: The County of Los Angeles Road Department aishes to install "NO STOPPING" signs on the north side of Imperial Highway from East Alameda Street to 400 feet east in order to accommodate the r.estrip- ing of the Imperial/�lameda intersection for less congestion. The signal at the intersection is shared with the County of Los Angeles (11°/a County, 89% City). The Traffic and Parking Commission � supports the proposed striping modifications and the stopping prohihition. Recommendation: It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attacY.�ed resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOU AMENDING RESOLUTION N0. 67-9 DESIGNATiD1G CERTAIN STREETS WHEREIN STOFYING IS PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES 1'C TNCLUDE THE NORTH SIDB OF IMPERIAL IIIGHWAY F'ROM EAST ALAMEDA STREET TO � 4G0 FE�T EAST." � � 10. LE SAGE AVEDIUE STREET IMPROVEMENT FP.OJECT. Comments: For many years numer.ous ccmplaicits have been received from Le Sage Avenue resicents regarding damages caused b; mature parkway trees. The. Design for the Le Sage.StreEt Improvement Project. done by Westco Engineering call� f'or the removal. of.44 of the 80 parkway trees.in.the area.. Staff proposes two neighborhood._meetings at 6:30.p.m. on Thursday July 19 and July c^6, 1984 at the City of Lynwood Council Chambers with affected residents. to expl2in the project, receive��suggestioris and . answer questions pertainin� to t,he projectl. ,....... ,... � .,,. .-I .. Recommendation: Council approve staff's proposed neighborhood meet-• ings for the LeSage Street Improvement.Project. 11. REHABILITATION PF;GJECT - COMMUNITY CENTER AND NATATORIUM Comments: The ReY:abilitation Project at the Community Center and Natatorium is nearing ccmpletion. In anti- ci�ution of unforeseen change order�, an additional $30,000 was approved from Jot�s Bill savings. An additional $2,900 is neede� to meet costs of change orders occurring after February 21, 1984. Recommeraation: Council adoF:t a Resolution authorizing the appro- priation of $2,900.from Capital Improvement Project Fund. . 12. CALTRANS AGREEMENT F'OR COR.RIDOR PATROL Comment�: A draft contract for $78,000 was submitted to the Citp in late June, 1984, te cover the expenses for � the Sheriflf's personnel to patrol the Caltrans pro- perties alcng the I-105 Freeway corrider. The Station Commander feels that $78,000 is a reasonable - _ .. ._._ _. _ -- �amount for tre responsibility of having his per- sonnel respond. to in the corridor properties. Recemmendation: (1) Cour.cil approve the attached Resoluticn � authorizing acceptance cf Caltrans service contract 1107A920; � (2) The Mayor be authorized to execute the contract. 13. ALARM BOARD - LYNWOOD SHERIF'F'S DEPARTMENT STATION - Comments: The alax•m.board in the Sheriff's Station has only '� clients, and it breaks down periodicallg. Staff feel that the board may be more of a liability than an asset. Recommendation: (1) Staff be ir_structed to meet witY_ the clients currently ccnnected to the Board to discuss the matter; � - (2) That the results of that meeting be forwardea I to Council for their review and action. 14. RESCLUTION ADOPTING THE FY 1584/85 BUDGET Comment�: The printed copy of the FY 1984/8; Budget submitted to Council contains all char.ges compiled in thE� various Budget work�heps held June 6, 11 and 1�. Recommendation: Ccuncil adopt the attached Resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY CGUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNFOOD ADOPTING THE ANNUAL CPERATING AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT EUDGET FOR.THE FISCAL YEAR i984/85•" I . 1 � I � � � 15. PAYMENT C�F BILLS - WARRANT REGISTER, DATED JULY 17;...,1984 Recommendation: Council approve the t�larrant Register dated July 17, 1984. CITY CLERK'S AGENDA � 16:__ ..._... i (a) NOMINATION(�) FOR VACANCY_ON CABLE TELEVISIOni ADVIS BOARD; � �. . . (b.)' CHARITAbCE' SOLICATION - UNITED WAY:-.... .,,,__i - (1) July 1, 1984 tc June 30, 1985; (2) January 1, 1985 to March 31, 1985; (c) APPLICAiION rCR SECOND HAND STORE AT 1Q894 ATLANTIC AVENUE. INFORMATIONAL ITEMS COUNCIL ORAL COMMUNICATION I � , I 1 I I I , � � PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATION ADJOURNMENT Motion to adjourn to Wednesday, July 18, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. in.the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, C�.lifornia. AD��IdtiED REGULAR MEc.TIVG JUN•6 1984 -:_..-..._---.._..------- The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in an adjourned --- regular session in the City Hall, i1330 Bullis Road, ou above - --- �-- date at 5:00 p.m. Mayor Morris in the chair. Councilmen Byork, Henning, Rowe, Thompson, and Morris - , - answered the roll call. __ Also present were City Manager Gomez, Administrative Analyst - - - -- - �Fraser, and City Clerk Hooper. Mayor Morris stated the purpose of the meeting was for pre- ' 1i�inary budget review. City Manager Gomez stated the budget as proposed envisioned expenditures of $15,662,100. The City's revenues will fund � largest portion of this $15,050,850, with reserves of - -:� 5611,250 being used to balance the budget. The reserves are being used to fund Capital Improvement projects (largely carryovers) and not operating expenditures which are being " -- financed out of current revenues. _.__. All staffing and vehicle replacement requests from the pro- ' . posed_budget have been eliminated. Staf£ wishes to discuss "- _""- . those requests during the Council budget workshops to obtain Council direction and instruction. The proposed budget does not include additional personnel _.� costs which will result from employee negotiations. These -"`� -" will be included in the final budget i£ negotiations are - '. _ completed in time. Administrative Analyst Fraser stated _ _:.-the City's General Fund balance is estimated to maintain _ a"reserve of 5605,110 at the end of next year.� This will - be reduced once ne otiations are comoleted. � -------- - - 5 The Water Fund reserves remain at an adequate level. These _ funds will be needed for major in£rastructural repairs in the new year. The_de£icit which the City has been carryinq in the Traffic _ . will be eliminated in the new fiscal year. Revenue _. :. projections are reasonable, and have been conservatively "forecast. _ Adjusted revenues (removing the Corridor Patrol) in the __....General Fund are estimated to increase by 7�. Revenues are _ �:.expected to be approximately 18 higher than last year. Staff _ .�_. .reviewed and answered questions about the proposed budget, .. :_ _ 5-29, and stated operating expenditures reflect a commitment to current service levels. :_..___ Most.accounts have been adjusted by an estimated inflation _ of 5$, with the exception of personnel, which is dependent on employee negotiations. Preliminary bucY3ets for the City Council, City Clerk, City - 1Yeasurer, City Attorney, City Manager, Cable TV, Community Promotion, Accoi:nting/Auditing, and Water Billing were revie•aed. Council instructed the following changes: CZTY COUNCIL Acct. No. 2203 - Advertising and Printing moved to Community Promotion AGIIVDA IT�I �' - • • 23,^ CITY CLERR - __- :__ .The one secreta� position in the City Clerk's office ��- has been down- raded to Clerk - �:_ _ : :.: _ 5 TYPist; there£ore - - - � _ allowing a savings�to hire one'full-time Clerk Typist _.- • __._ _ one temporary/part-time Clerk Typist who will'also �relieve in the City Manager's o£fice. _ _ __: Acct. No. 2202 - Other Services - moved �10,000 for � code revision to City Attorney's budget l.'- _ Acct. No. 1105 - Temporary/Part-Time - moved 55,200 ; to City Manager's budget ..:� CITY ATTORNEY Contract update - retainer from $2,000 to $3,000 Hourly rate - from $70 to S85 _ Acct. No. 2202 - Contract Services - add $10,000 _.. _--;:-,-� for code.revision; moved $13,200 to Code Enforce- _:_, --- __-- ment for City Prosecutor - this is a transfer from General Fund to HCDA. CITY MANAGER -_.._ _ Acct. No. 1105 - Temporary/Part-Time - add $5,200 from City Clerk's office COMMUNITY PROMOTION �-: _� Acct. No. 2202 - Contract Services - add $1,200 i ' for Graffiti Removal ` , _... - ' , .: `� , -_. Acct. No. 2203 - Advertising & Printing - add'$800 from City Council _.. After further discussion, it was moved by Councilman Thomp- _. =_son,_s econded by Councilman Byork, and carried, to adjourn to June 8, 1984 at 5:00 p.m. ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk ---- -- -------__ ----------------- City of Lynwood APPROVED JULY 17, 1984 . r-s i- � { ,' ---..___...____---.._._.__,___.. ___.. _____._.. E. L. MORRIS, Mayor �: City of Lynwood �' J � • • ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETIN6 JUNE 8, 1984 _.__._ _.__. -.-- _- The..City Council of the City of Lynwood met in an adjourned . _ regular meeting in t'�e City xall; 1I330 Bullis Road, on above date at 5:00 p.m.. Mayor Morris in the chair. � __ - Councilmen Byork, Thompson, and.MOrris answered the roll call. Councilmen Henning and Rowe were absent. ---: Also present were City Manager Gomez, Administrative Analyst Fraser, and City Clerk Hooper. _, Mayor blorris stated the purpose o£ the meeting was for pre- liminary budget review. Preliminary budgets for the Personnel and Public/WOrks Engineer- ing were reviewed. PERSONNEL PROPOSED BUDGET - Pages 49-57 _._______,__ General Services Crossing Guards Workers' Compensation General City Insurance _ __. . Acct. No. 1201 - Retirement - Crossing Guards - decrease from $4,100 to $1,950 PUBLIC WORRS/ENGINEERING - Pages 65-87 ________ _ _ . __ _ _ _ .. Waste Collection Building Maintenance Weed Abatement Water Utility Sewer Service Street Maintenance Traffic Signals Street Lighting Garage Transportation - Ad Service Tree Maintenance Water Utilities -_.-_-- _._ Acct. No. 1101 - Salaries - decrease from $234,600 to 5188,150 _ _. :._: Acct. No. 2301 - Purchases for Resale - increase from 5500,000 to 5670,000 _- __. further discussion, it was moved by Councilman Byork, _.seconded by Councilman Thompson, to adopt the proposed budget with changes for the following: � City Council City Attorney - City Clerk Community Promotion __ City Treasurer Accounting/AUditing City Manager Personnel Public Works/Engineering ROLL CALL Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Thompson, Morris Noes: None Absent: Councilmen Henning, Rowe � •� 1 • .. � ... . . � It was moved by Councilman:Thompson, seconded by Councilman .. Byork,_and carried, to adjourn to June 11, 1984 at 5:00 p.m. � ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk � City of Lynwood APPROVED JULY 17, 1984 ._ _ .... __.. _._._._._ . .--- .. E. L. MORRIS, Mayor City of Lynwood r I � � , � -- � - . . . _J . , . , / � • ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING JUDIS 11, 1984 ____. _ - __ The-City Council of.the City of Lynwood met in an adjourned - _. _. regular meeting in the City Hall, T1330 Bullis Road, on above date at 5:00 p.m. Mayor Morris in the chair. _ -__ Councilmen Byork, Henning, Rowe, Thompson, and Morris answered the roll call. - •.--- -:Also present were City Manager Gomez, Administrative Analyst � Fraser, and City Clerk Hooper. . Mayor Morris stated the purpose of this meeting was for preliminary budget review. Preliminary budgets for the following were reviewed. Staff-provided Council with amended pages for Code Enforcement, Estimated Law Enforcement Costs and Service Levels and the _-.., _ changes for Water Utilities and Crossing Guards which were discussed at the budget meeting of June 8, 1984. LAW ENFORCEMENT - Pages 90-91 - ,, The City Manager stated the Law budget was ._ _, basically a contract allocation, and the three line items are `to pay bi11s , ,-_,. _ Acct. No. 2102 - Traffic tickets and weighing station - fee for commercial vehicles _, =._. : Acct. No..2202 - Contract services the City receives from the County . Acct. No. 2210 - Building and Equipment Acct. No. 2202 - Law En£oscement - changed from � $2,829,600 to $2,839,200 FIRE ADMINISTRATION - Pages 93-96 Fire Suppression Code Enforcement ' RECREATION ADMI?d2STRATION - Pages 111-124 Sports and Leisure Bateman Hall Natatorium Parks and Playgrounds Dial-A-Ride - Changed Acct. No. 2103 - Repairs and Maintenance from a zero balance to $1,600 ` Depreciation _ Change Acct. No. 2311 - from a zero balance to $6,000 Park Maintenance -_-- _.- Changed Acct. No. 1101 - Temporary/Part-time from 556,200 to $59,850 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - Pages 98-109 Plar�ning Building and Saiety HCDA Ac'minist>ation � Residential Rehabilitation Public Service M • _, . - The-City.Manager stated the Capital Improvements would be re- • viewed at the adjourned meeting of June 29, 1984. � — A£ter further discussion, it was moved by Councilman Byork; � seconded by Councilman Thompson, and carried, to adjourn to ,- the regular meeting of June 19, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk ----- .. . _--.. ----__ _...--- City of Lynwood APPROVED JULY 17, 1984 - .. ----...__ _._ _-.-----------___.___... E. L. MORRIS, Mayor � - City of Lynwood -- I � ' -- -- - -_ -- _— - -. . .... ._ _. . ___ - '.J -^. _, , ^� � - • _ L1�..'CE: July 17, 1984 : .� _ _ - 'ID:. HC,i�OR.�BLc MAY�2 FDID Q2'Y �LTNC�. . - - - _. _._.._ ERUM: . ;Tack Segal. Actinr� Cmurnaiity �v�.og�nt Lb.rector . _ --�=--_ -_-_- __GII<�tiAL PLAN AI��7T/ZCNIl�IG STUDY: Pattexs�Eiall Piopetties P.nea � BACt4�20i7DID: ___ �_ At its�meeting cn �c�er 6. 1983, the Lyrsrood CLty Cotmcil mnsidered a ,_ _-: z�e_ char�ge- zequest for pmpesty located at 4225 and 4229 r++�ri al Higi�way. _ . : T Patterscm-Hall Pz�erties, had xeq��ested a rez�uig from R-1 ___-._ (.�--�+e-F'andly„Rpsi�tial) to R-2 (7Wo-Fanaly RPSid�tial) in oz�r to facilis .. -tate tt� oanversion of ' inrt apa�trrents � the subject propei to orndocian- __ ..__. . iims. . The requested zoning classificati� was �sistent with the adopted - -.: _-_: __ Genezal . Plan designatim for the praperty as well as the density of the e�dsti.ng develagt�it. - � . . _ _:,._ .=ln PreP�B its repo=t rn this �"t, the Casnnav.tY L�vela�t �Part�rent - -•<, felt=that it would be appropriate to expand the scope of the z�uested _. ,_ . �_. _ ._ _-._. zcsxe ci�ge to include tY�e th�e adJ��4 P�� to the east (4235, ___ ...- .4237 �d 4241 ITrg�erial HigYaray) . This detenniuiatirn was based o¢i the ,_�:.___ -�.guration of these lots, tt�eir curx�nt usage and General. Plan desig- __ - _-_.-naticn;.-and the desix� to avaid clains of "spat zoning": therefore,. staff :�-:- .. -_reoan�ded th3t all five of these lots be x�zoned fran R-1 to R-2 (F`igure 1) . ___. __ _: In.=ocrosidering thi.s land use-zonang mattet, the C�ty Cornmctil elected not to _:��.taJae:i�iate action � the requested zcne ci�snge..__.T3ie Camal c'irected °:_=�-__.:__ :__the. study tY� feasibility o£ an�en�in� the Gesieral Plan to better _ :.., _ z+eflect existing land use and zoning pattezas in tt�e area. This study was _=_ ___- =-=-to�ac�dress-rut �].y the paz��].s invoi.ved in tY�e Pattess�Fia].7. z�e change. .__:. ..._ _:_ but- the surroimdin4 Properties as we11: hence, this- report presents the -. _. fizid.irigs and ze�dations of ttie ze�uested study_. .. ;____ __ ANAI.YSIS :. _ . `. _ - � . _, ._.__ _�The possihi�i.ty o£ a�ding the Genezal Plan has been analyzed £or aL2 prols- . �_ _- . e.rties d�ignated far Ta�mha�se and Cluster Housi.ng. in the vicinity of the .__: .---- -- Patterson-Hall_project site. In ya�eeral, these properties lie north of Zc�erial ,= --_ -_.:: __,: Higta,�ay and �st of Colyer Avenue. The speci.fic ba�mdaries of thi.s study arna - ___ _. _- and= 3ts: locaticn in �.lation to tt,e px�opeities that would be affected by the Patterso�Hall zcne change are shown in Figui� 1. .. _-- - _ - : -. - In cmducting its an�lysis . staf£ mnsidexEd three �asic factors : (1) land :_- -_----: uset- (21-2aLi.ng; an& (3) General Plan. Zhe �sistency amng. these factors -__-.- ._-.was_.e�d.ned.as well as the appropriateness of the airrent land use controls, - -:_ _pa:. in teats o£ the lcs�g-razige �es aivisi�ed £or tl�e area. Zhe _-_-= =.psima�y:.points that were amsic8sed x�garding each of these factozs are _. _.__ clisa�ssed beta�t. , :_ Iand Use - .. _.._ -_- Singlc�facm.ly zesidences ase tY�e predaasinant land use in the study area. Mcst . _��the lots adjoining the Pattezson-Hall project site are developed with single;� _ -- , fartdly hanes, as are most of the nearby pzn�* es radiating outward therefxuna _ In general,.these single-famil.y residences are well ma�ntaina3_ 2he e�dsting land uses within and adjoiaulg the StuBy Area are shown i.n Figu=e 2. -. zz��ssidena�s occupy the majority of ti� propezti� in the . ._.: __ == St�y. �, -.nultiple-fa�.ly housizx3 has l�een develc�ped at severat locations. _.. __ .. __.:.These- develoFn�nts range fran tsro to o�er twenty tmits in size. 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General Plan Desi nations The entire study area has been designated for Tovnhouse and Cluster Housing in the Land Use Element of the Lynwaod General Plan (Figure 4). This designation allows for innovative residential concepta including planned residential developments at denaities of from 7 to 14 unita per acre. Thia meximum permitted deneity ia well in excese of the density at which most of the propertiea in the study area have been developed. In comparing [he information presented in Figures 3 and 4, it ia readily apparent that the existing zoning and General Plan designations are inconsistent for this area. Similarly, the General Plan designations do not reflect the actual land uses within the Study Area. This apparent discrepancy is underetandable, however, inasmuch as the General Plan is intended to guide the long-range use or reuse (i.e., recycling) of land within a community and the land-use zoning is to eventually be brought into General Plan conformance. In order to attain the conformity that is being sought by the City, both the General Plan and zoning designations for the study area should be considered for amendment. The pr'oposed eventual'zoning and General Plan designations shown ia Figures S and 6, respectively, wou13 achieve consistency hetween zoning and the General Plan while subsrantially reflecting the current development patterns in the area. In order to facilitate discussion of the proposed changes in land use controls, the etudy area has been divided into the six subareas shown in Figure 7. The apecific revisions proposed for each of these area are briefly reviewed as follows: Subar�ea 1 g This subarea encompasses large portion of the Study Area. The properties in [his subarea are almost entirely developed with single-family residences which are generally well maintained. The only exceptions are the three lota situated on the south side of Abbott Road betveen Pine and Elm Avenuea which are presently developed with multiple-family units. Since thia subarea is predominantly d,eveloped with single-family dwellinga, it is proposed that these properties be redesignated as Single- Family Residential in [he Geaeral Plan, consistent with their current present zoning. " Subarea 2 The eastern portion of this subarea is almost all developed with multiple-family dwellings. It is proposed that this , eastern portion of the area be rezoned R-2, consiatent with ita General Plan designation. The properiies in this area are eitheY already developed at, or are capable of, aupporting reeidential densities of up to 14 units per acre. The auggeated sezoning would not significantly increase allowable development on theae lots. Moreover, it is unrealistic to expecC that the specific properties involved in the proposed Patterson-Hall zone change : vill be redeveloped with single-family homes due to ownership patterns, lot configuretions, and the existing development thereor,, not to mention the development costs��associated vith a single- famlly development. The western portion of the subarea, thoae parcels not involved in the five-parcel zoning action of the Planning Commission, should continue to be R-1. These parcels, however, given the frontage along Imperial Highway, are prime candidates for eventual increa�e in residencial denaity. . � . : l l . . . : I _ . . _ _ C��( _ -�, - - � � �_�.�_i ._.. i�_�..�.i_�.�.....� �..1__.a_�11 i 1 �_�� a� �� a� �a9Q�t ' i ��YiYAriOG 8 111QAP�iv r�o�rw�o��s�� .• ,.' ' , ' __ _ ��q� ��q uw�� uq�� •ro� q��7T � � T��• ��u�� • o�N qu •o •��• •�i v w ��uw�q� ��w�w111 . . ' _ ' ' . 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Homrable Mayor and City Coimcil -3- July 17, 198' Subarea 3: . - Aside fmn �e single-f�ly residmce, thi.s subarea is developed �tirely with miltiple-faim.ly cbrelli.ngs. The develogrent in this area has been mnstructed at densities ranging fmm as low as 7 to over 60 tmits per a¢e. In light of the intensity of the exi.sting developnr�t, whidi will likel.y **�+� imchanged for the durati� of the General Plan, it is pro- . pc�ed that this subarea eventually be i2zcned R-3 and reclassified for I�ltiple-Family Residential purposes in the General Plan. Subarea 4• This site is approxi�tely one acre in size and is developed with 45 resi- dential tuiits. It is suggested that this property also be eventually rezoned R-3 and redesic�ated for Multiple-Fa�ly Residential uses in the _ General Plan. If this property wese to be redeveloped for resid�tial ' Pu�pOSes in the future, these zoni.ng and General Plan classificaticns , would sic�ificantly reduce the intensity of the developnent occutring tk�ereon. S�barea 5: � This grope=ty is currently developed with manufacturing facilities (Aba�) and related par]dng. This industrial use is in��atible with the adjnin- ing reside�tial uses. This situatim can be mrrected by redeveloping this property with a more appmpriate use; therefa�, it is propased that this area te redesic,nated for I�1tip1�F`amily Resi:dential purposes in the General Plan and iezoned R-3. There is also a pc�sihility that the property in this general area crnild t�:-: redevelaped for co�nnercial pur�es..The existing zoning wculd allaw such rede�elog�lt and could be left intact; haaever, the G�eral Plan should be amended. Going aie step fi�t.her, the adjoining a�arizs�ents tn the south (Subarea 4) muld also be zcned �3 and desicg�ated for Cbnnex� cial use in the General Plan. This would provide an e.xL.>anded area for n��* oortmer�ial develoFn�t and thereby hel.p to minimize land use o�flicts st�ming fran the cur�nt mnfiguration of the properties in this area. Subarea 6. This subazsa ax�sists of the Lucp� Sd�ool site. This pmperty is c�srpntly desicy�ated for Public purposes in the G�eral Plan, but is zoned R-1 (Single-Family Residential) . While this piroperty lies outside the batmcl-• aries of tY�e current study area, it is sugc,ested this zaning/Gaieral Pl.an . incrnsistency be addressed. In order to resolve this inconsistsicy, tY�e zoninq � this property should be d�anged fran R-1 to �F (Caarninity Facilities). This zoning district is intsided to provide adequate sgac� for ar�nity facilities of a public or rn�aei-public nature (surh as schools) at locations best suited to serve the needs of the c�namity, � and to protect sudz lands fran intrusi� by other uses and �,sure their carg�atibility with surroiziding land uses. RE�P9ENLIATSOISS : 'IYie pot�tial rezonings and General Plan acren��ents disc�ssed above would achieve staged consistency betwesi the General Plan and zoning within the study area; however, these suggestions are meant to guide or direct future land use deci- sions in the study area and do not necessarily need to be irrt�diately inple- m�ted. Q�nsistent with this int�t, it is re�nded that the proposed a�rents be carried out in a phased ma��ner as folloas e ' 1. The aty Cotmcil sYnuld at this ti.me, approve the zrne change re�uest of Patterson-Hall Properties. This reoo�datirn . pestyins only to thase properti.es located at 4225 and 4229 . Imperial P� cir�ray. ��a� ' iiin n�n�i ��i� it i i iei�i i��iii��i ii«iii�i ii��a� � . _ . . _ . � . � :— �� o� � .. c .�� .. � �. .� I � : �� ,� �. _ �.� - ; �� .� � .� • � .... � .. �� .�� ,111 � .� � � : � �� ri = � � . . . ,� �° .i�� e iCi' .� w ►�� — �� r— �� ,■ � � � � � �� - � �� • 1� C � 1�� '� • �� . �� . �� i �� S � � � � �� - '�' - - � �s�s , 1 IIII 111 � �� ■. /i : , . , IIIIII 1111111111111�'�� ,��n i�t��r � �� r . ... ,. . _� � � , Homrable Maycr and C.ity Coimcil -4- �• • July 17, 19 2. �e cyity Coimcsl should direct staff to prepaz� for Planning Cannissian crosideration to rezone.the Lug�s' _ . School site from R-1 (Single-F��ly RESic7Pntia1) tn CF (Catnn.mity Facilities) . 3. Near future rezoning of additional prc�perties in the Study , Area will be dealt with on a site-by-site basis and will rnly occ�ur if initiated by property owneis. 4. The CYty Cotmcil should direct staff to prepare for Plan- ning Camassicm consideration the General Plan a[r��mts , discussed here.uz. Any amenc3rents should be presaited to the �mtission at one of its regularly sd�eduled hearinc}s for General Plan amenc3�ts. � ' J9;laa c. c. clty Manac�r Planning Oanndssirn � ` � � �: Honorable Mayor & CSty Cotmcil July 17, 1984 FRCM: Jack Segal; Acting Director Camalnity Develognent L�partment SUBJECP: RII2U�T FC)R ZCY3E Q3PNGE BACXGF20ZII�ID: Applicant: Patterson-Hall Properties I Pddress: 4225 and 4229 Tmrnri Higta,Tay Requested Action: Zone Change fmn R-1 to R-2 F�dst;*+= Zoning: R-1; Site Area: 75,315 sq. ft. (1.73 a¢es) F�d.st; � Land Use: Multi-F'�nily Residential E15 tmits/acse) SuiznLmding Land Uses: Nortti: Single-Family R�;id�tial; East: Multi- Family Residential; South: School Site; W�st: Single-Family Residential. General Plan Spec�. 'Ib�,m House and Cluster Housing Applicable regulations: Sec�tion 25-27 of Lyrnrood Municipal Ox3e Fhvizvrsrental Assessment: A Negative Declaration has been prepared. ANALYSIS: • The applicant is requesti.ng a zone change frcm R-1 (Single-family Resi- dential) to R-2 (ZWo-fandly Residential) to bring the zoning classifica- tion of the above pzvperties into confornsance with its current use and tY�e Lyra�ood General Plan. 2}ie properties are presently developed with 26 dwelling imits (2 triplex buildings, 2 duplex buildings and 16 singlc�family detached buildings). These units were built pursuant to variances granted 1964 and 1965. The existing density of the properties is 15 dwelling units per acre. The maxin¢an density nornally allowed in the R-2 zone is 14 dwe>>;n� �mi ts per acre. The maxim�an density no�.11y allcwed in the R-2 zone is 14 dwelling uni.ts per acre; however, Section 25-4.5b7 of the Zoning Orciinance allods a density bonus for "large lot" develqsnent. As an incentive for joining together snaLler pazcels in the R-2 Zone and to enmurage the develaFment of larger lots to their full�st potential, an allcwanoe of 1 additional c3ae11ing unit over and above the otYieLwise applicable maximian is peznatted in the R-2 Zone for each incr�nent of 6,000 square feet above the minurn.an lot size (5,000 square feet). Since both of the applicant's lats are 36,685 square feet in area, each lot c��1 i£ies for 5 additional drrelli.ng tmits over and above the 12 units whieh would nonnally �e peindtted �mder the R-2 zoning classification. •�e requested zoning classification is mnsistent with the existing "2bwn House and Cluster Housing" General Plan designation for the area. If the re3uested z�e change if granted the applicant intends to wrrvert the 26 imits to �rxbndnitars. The applicar:t would then apply for 'Dentative Map AppLVV�ral and a Condition�l Use Permi.t at a later date. The applicant has stated that � additional development is planned for these properties. Pdditional cevelogrent is unlikely, given the kniilt-cut nature of the site. Staff is of the opinion, which has Plannir.g Ccr�mission support, that to awid the claim of "spot" zonu�g of the applicant's properties, the three pioperties to the east (4235, 4237 and 4241 T�ri al HigYmay) should also be o�nsidered for rezoning tn R-2. Zhese properties are prevented from being utilized to their full develogT�ent potential by the present R-1 zca�ing classifications. The existing land uses, lat sizes and maxiima� allowable devela�ient tmder the R-2 zoning classification for these propP.xti.es are as follows: 4235 �ria7. - 10 t�its, 22. 774 �+ feet, 10 units �sn; 4237 I�ei�.al - 2 uzi'�s, 22, 15E�.,square feet, 10 units naxiirnun; 4241 L-r�e_rial - 1:mit,,.-L9,199 xn:are f�t, 8 imits ma�dmian. ` , � � i � ., . r • _ - � . . �• ' � . . . RESOLUTION N0, 960 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING C06151ISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RaCOM�1F�NDING CITY COONCIL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE CHANGING.THE ZONING CL�SSIFICATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES, WFiEREAS, the Lynwood.Planning Commissioa did, pursuant to law, hold a public hearing on a proposed zone change Yor certain properties; . , WFIEREAS, the Planning Commission has caretully considered all pertineat testimony presented at the public hearing; WHEREAS, the Community Development Director has determined that the proposed zone change will not have a signiiicant eiYect on the eavironment and has prepared a Negative Declaratioa. : NOW, THE$EFORE, the.Planning Commission oY the Citq ot Lynwood does hereby,tind, determine� order and resolve as Yollows:_ Section 1. The proposed zoae change will be consistent wlth the ob�ective� the General Plan the development policies oY tha City. Section 2 . The proposed zone chan�e will not be detrimental to the existing eavironment surrounding the properties.-- --- - - Section 3. The Planning Co�nmission hereby recommends City Council a option ot an ordinance changing the zoning classiPication �rom A-1 (Single-Family Residential) to .R-2( T wo-Family Residentlal) 02 the Ydlowing properties. ' 4225 and 4229 Imperial Highway, Lynwood PASSED, t1PPR�VED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of November, 1983 by members oY the Plaaning Commissioa voting as Yollows: a �s. Cort�issioners Dove, Hodp,e, Kanka, Raymond and Rohbins NO�S : None • ABSF.��iT: Cocrm�issioner Pryor �. ` i + �^'� . . � `��.�T . - Bon� ove, Chairma ' APPROVED AS TO COYTE �: ) . � �� / I :G �N��M��- /� . �� • • cjiira �i, ead, Secretary APPRD ED AS TO FOR�f : �''. �: �. ( ' ' �• �� ^_.. «, F ;.1'! �.., _ ' � rt eager,�ssistant City Attorney : � � � � ' � \! RESOLUTION NO. 964 � A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING C061MISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RECOhIDiENDING CITY COUNCIL ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES. WHER�AS, the Lynwood Planning Commission did, pursuant to law, hold a public hearing on a proposed zone change for certain proper- ties; WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has careYully considered all pertinent testimony presented at the public hearittg; WHEREAS, the Community Development Director has determined that the proposed zone change will not have a signiYicant efYect on the environment and has prepared a Negative Declaration. NOW�, TIiEREFORE, the Planning Commission of the City oY Lyn- wood does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as tollows: Section 1. The proposed zone change will be consistent with the objective s o�the General Plan the development policies oP the � City. � Section 2 . The proposed zone change will not be'detrimental to the existing environment surrounding the prbperties. _. ,:... _ ._. : Section 3. 'fhe I�lanning Commissiott heretiy recommends City Council adopt of an ordinancc changing the zon=ing classification from R-1 (Single-l�amily Hesidential) to H-2 ('1'wo-F:unily Hesidential) 01' the following proper.ties. 4235, 4237 and 4241 Imperial Highway, Lynwood. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of November, 1983 by members of the Planning Commission voting as Pollows: AYES: Commissioners Dove, llodFe, l:anka, Raymond and Robbins NOES : *7onc ABSENT: Comnissioner Pryor } \ ��, � � ti . ona ove, hair n ' APPROy�D AS TO CONTENT;., f -, , � � �!C. e=ri"�. � F %�� . %t/ .'_. ,��_- 3andra M. Read, Secretary APPROVED AS TO FORM: � �7 '�, � , ( ij ' i y i � : �. : r .. : L �� l�l/.L�� r i �•. i'ii..y.." � E t Ye�e: , Assistant City Attorney � � �INANCE NO. PN ORDZNANCE OF � QTY �L OF Tf� QTl OF LYNWOOD PNffSIDING Q3AP'PEft 25, "7AAIIDIG", OF THE LYNWOOD MUD]ICIPAL �DE SY Q3PN�LNG 'II-� 7fJIaNG CLASSIFICATS�1 OF CERTAIN PROPE�2'IR. The City �uncil of the C7.ty of Lynwood DC7ES F�RIDY ORDAIN as follows: ' Section 1. Chapter 25 of the Lyrbrood Muni�ipal Code, the Zoning Ordinan�, and the official Zm�ing Map are amended to reclassify the follaring properties fram R-1 (Single-fa�ly Residential) to R-2 ('IWc�family Residential) : . Re,al Property in the City of Lynwood, Crnu�ty of I�cs Angeles, State of Californi.a, Parcel 1: 4225 7�eria1 Higis.ray, Lyraaood, California. The West half of Lot 9, of"Tiact 5103, as per map recozded in Book 53, Page 55 of MaFs, in the office af the ooiaity reo�rder of said cotmty, exoept the Northerly 150 feet oE said l�d. Parcel 2: 4229 2nq�erial Hi9Ya�ray, Lyrnrood, Califomia, Zhe East 91.5 feet of the NortYnaesterly 411.56 feet of the Soutl�rly 445.06 feet of Lat 9, Tract 5103, as per map remrded in Book 53, of Ma�, in the of£ioe. Section 2. Severahilitv. In ariy sectiari, svbsection, subdi- vision, senten�, clause, phrase or portion of thi.s ozdinance, or the application thereof to any person or place, is for any reason to be --_ �- invalid or tmmnstitutional:.°bp the deci.sion of any oourt or �rpetent jurisdiction, such decisia� shali not affect the validity of the replaces. Ti�e Qty Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinan�, and each section, subseckion, subdivisicros, sentencas, clauses, phrases or portions of the application theseof to any pecson or place be declared invalid or immnstitutional. Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and direct.ed to certify to the gassage of this ozdinance and tn cause the s�ne to be published ance in the lyrmood Press, a ne�rspaper of general ci.rculation, printe3, published and ei.rail.ated in the City of Lyrnaood. First read at a regulzs meeting of the Cxty Coimc�.l of said City held on the day of , 1984, and finally ordered published at a regu.lar meet; � of said Coimcil held � tY�e day of , 1984. AYES : . NC�S : P°5�.1"!': E.L. MORRIS, Mayor , C1ty of Lynwood A'I'ffi'T : FNDRc.� YOOPER. C�ty �ler:c Qty ef Lyrr.rood � � � ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 25, "ZONING" OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ' CHANGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY. The City Council of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY ORDAIN as follows: Section 1. Chapter 25 of the Lynwood Municipal Code, the Zoning Ordinance, and the official Zoning Map are amended to reclassify the following propertiea from R-1 (Single-Family Residential) to R-2 (Two-Family Residential): Lot 9, of Tract No. 5103, except the northerly 125 feet of said land, and Lot 10 of Tract No. 5103, except the northerly 150 feet of said land, commonly knwon as 4225, 4235, 4237 and 4241 Imperial Highway, Lynwood. Section 2. Severability. In any aection, subaection, aub- . division, aentence, clause, phraae or portion of this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or place, is for any reason to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court or competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance or ita application to other persons or places. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance, and each section, subsection, . subdivision, sentence, clauae, phrase or portion thereof, irrespec- tive of the fact that any one or more sections, subaections, sub- -- divisions, sentences, clauses, phrases or portiona of the application thereof to any peraon or place be declared invalid or unconstitutional. Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once in the Lynwood Presa, a newspaper of general circu- lation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Lynwood. First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said _City held on the day of . 1984, and finally order- ed publiahed at a regular meeting of said Council held on the day of , 1984. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: E.L. MORRIS, MAYOR City of Lynwood ATTEST: ANDREA L. 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'i � - - •- . e 0, , . cs ' ,00r �: � ; � �;v� J . � or s ss . . �� nw° i9U � , � . � �F <D �1 � v Of �1 � N �y OS" ! � � O \ •'� �. � ti i0 � � � � ♦ r ._ ... . �} O � � � � ti � � � � i� � � r.L, __ , h � � . , , _�. , � _ 0 0 � ��;� - _ .. cs '� oz � ��"� �� . o`✓ -_ . i_��, J .�,� � � fVOS��b'f' '� _-_ .-_._.._. -_•_---.._.. —ns3os? DATE: JULY lZ, • T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUPJCIL MEMBERS fROM: RONALD W..LATHROPE, FIRE CHIEF/DIRECTOR OF PLBLIC SAFETY�GI/-p / SUBJECT: DETERAIIP�ATION OF EXISTENCE OF A PUBLIC P;UISP.NCE AT 11030 VIRGINIA AVENUE, CITY OF LYNWOOD, AND DIRECTION TO ABATE SAID NUISANCE. OBJECTIVE: To have City Council adopt a resolution declaring the existence of a public nuisance and directing the abatement of said nuisance. . � FA.CTS : Unmowed grass and dried weeds throughout the yards, parkway and trash and debris scattered throughout the premises. � Untrir�ned trees and bushes. Abandoned vehicles and campershell ort the driveway. Abandoned boat in rear yard. . Unsecured (open) door of rear unit. On May 31, 1984, seven�(7} pictures of the premises were taken. Because the property is abandoned, the post office will not deliver mail and the forwarding order has expired and not in file, the property remains in the . same condition. --------..._--- . _ _. _. Authority exists under Chapter 21 of the LynH�ood City Code for the City Council to declare such property a public nuisance. Since all attempts to abate this alleged nuisance have failed, it appears that the City must take more drastic measures. Therefore, a resolution has been prepared for review, discussion and adoption by the City Council. RECOMMENDATION Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYPlWOOD DETERMINIPlG THAT A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY AND DIRECTING THE ABATEMENT � THEREOF." Owner to be directed to abate this nuisance within�thirty (30) days after the date of this resolution, and if he does not do so, a6atement to be done by City personnel or private contractor, and such personnel or persons are autho- rized to enter upon the premises for such purpose. Should the City of Lynwood cause this nuisance to be abated, the owner shall be � liable for all costs, including administrative costs, and these costs shall con- ; stitute a special assessment against said property. � � ;l • i i ' AGE?IDA ITEH � L � . � � �cn.u�or? r�o. � .. A RESOLLTI'IOC? OF T_F� GT1.'Y �t�TCII. OF 'I?� CITY C�F L`I.N'.4�bOD C,ALIFL?RI�?IA, DETFI�I'"Il`?Il`?G ''�AT A C?LTISP�?C� LS BEIP?G I�AIl`?*AL^'RD —, C�? CEP'T'�? FPL�PE�Y C-'�l'?FRAI.ZY I�l'J4?? AS 11030 �VIIZGLr?IA AV'r.'P'[?E ANT D7PEC?'L"?G 2?�E ABA_'T'II�'�1`?L' 'I'f�'P.FOF. Wf�'RFAS, rnssauant to t�e rec�ndation of the City u�ager of t.�e Citz� of Lynwood, this City Crnaicil has previausly frnmd that certain pr�ises, here� inafter more fully described, are presaitly being maintained in such a m�aier as to canstitute a rniis�ce; 43�RFAS, in light of said finding, -this Coimcil adopted a resolurion �� declaring its intention to conduct a public hearing to ascertain whether a rn�is�ce i.s being maintained on said ProP�tY: YII'.EFFAS, this Crnaicil has held on hearing and has heard �d considesed all relev�t evidmce �d testimocsy fr� aIl interested persons desiring to be heard conceming the conditions constituring the alleged rniisance and tr!e proposed rehabilitation, r�oval and denolitfan theseof; *1CW, �'FE, the City C.ocaicil of the City of Lynu,vod does hereby fin:'., detexmine, order �d resolve as follaws: Section l. '*he property described as Lot I97 of T`ract 7984, generally Iaiowa as Ilb�b�isginia Avenue, Lycn�od, California, is hereby famd and c'e- cl�ed to be a gublic rn�sance as defined in Chapter 21 of the Lynw�od City ('o�'�� _� � Section 2. T1ze particular conditions of said prcmerty whic� aze here- � .. by--fo��eex'mined to constitute a xnassnce are describ�d as follows: � 1. Ur�owed.grass and dried weeds throvghout the yards, oar�ay a�d tsash �d debris scattered throughout the pr�ises. 2. Untri�med �ees and Tnshes. 3, Abandened vehicles and caumershell an the driveway 4. Ab�doned boat in rear yard.' 9, Mlapidated �od�n fence alang the easterly proeerty line. 6. Unsectised (apen) door of rear imit. Secti6n 3. It is fisther fo�d �:d dete�i.ned t�+at, i.n order to abate said rniisance it wi1l be necessary that t1:e fo11o4ring steps be taken: a. R�ove a11 grass �d dried weeds frcm t'r.e yards aid �as'usay and clean ua aI1"�ash aid debris scattpsed t'�ro�:ghout the orenises. b. ?Yi.m all trees and bushes. c, p,amve vehicles and caz�ershell frcm t1^.e prenises. :� d. F.�ove boat frcm the pr�ses. e , p�ve �i].apidzt� v�oden fence alcmg the easteriy property l:r_�. f. Seclse (lock or beard �) rear dnor of rear �it - IIQ1.8. Section 4. The owner of said prooerty, l�s'. 4'illi�s, is orde='ed �d diect to take said steDS and to abate said ^.visance. private contract� and such personel or pe�ons under contract are expressly authorized to enter upon the premises for such purposes. +, Section 6. In the event the City of LynNOOd ca�ses the afore- mentioned nuisance to be abated by City personnel or private con- tract, the owner of .the premises shall be liable to said City. All said costs shall constitute a special assessment against the subject property. Section 7. The City Clerk is authorized and Qirected to post conspicuously at least one copy of this resolution the subject property and to send another copy of this resolution by registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, to the owner of the land as his name and address appear on the last equalized assessment roll ar fs known to�.the Ci.ty Cler.k. The failure of any owner or other person to receive such notice shall not affect in any manner the validity of any proceedings taken hereinunder. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City of Lynwood hela on the day of , 1984. E. L. MORRIS, MAYOR ATTEST: ANDREA L: HOOPER, City Clerk CHARLES 6. GOMEZ, City Manager � APPROVED AS 70 FORM APPROVED AS TO CONTENT �L ��...� City Attorney /RON LATHROP , Fire Chief Director of Public Safety i � � I I I I � � � I I � I I Y� � � DATE: JULY 17 1984 T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM: ROPlALD W. LATNROPE, FIRE CHIEF/DIRECTOR nF,pl�gLIC SAFETY�� SUBJECT: DETERMINATION OF EXISTENCE OF A PUBLIC "7UISAf�CE P.T 11168 POPE AVENUE, CITY OF LYNWOOD. OBJECTIVE: To have City Council ado;,t-a resclutio� declaring the existence of a public nuisance and directing the abatement of said nuisance. FACTS: Dried woods, trash and de-ris in front, rear and side yards. Untrimmed trees and bushes. Unsecured doors and windows of house and accessory bui7ding (guest house) in rear. . On March 8, 1984, letter was sent to Mr. Tolbert informing him of conditions of the property and requesting they be corrected within ten (10) days. Letter was returned as "P�ot deliverable as addressed and unable to forward." On March 22, 1984, lettew sent to Mortgage Company, who is beneficiary of property, requesting information as to whereabouts of owner. Letter raturned as "Undeliverable as addressed forwarding address expired." On April 24, 1984, ten (10) pictures of the premises were taken. On ApriT 30, 1984, letter sent to Mr. Tolbert at P.O. Box 42251, Los Angeles but letter returned as "Addressee unknown." Obtained tax bill for 1983 from County AsSessOrs which indicate taxes have been paid. On May 31, 1984, ten (10) pictures were taken. As of now, property remains in the same condition. Authority exists under Chapter 21 of the Lynwood City Code for the City Council , to declare such property a public nuisance. Since all attempts to abate this alleged nuisance have failed, it aopears that the City must take more drastic measures. Tfierefore, a resolution has been prepared for review, discussion and adoption by the City Council. RECOMMEPJDATION: Council adoption of the attached resolution entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DETERMINING THAT A ' NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAIP! PROPERTY AND DIRECTING THE ABATEME�IT I THEREOF." � � Owner to be directed to abate this nuisance within th5rty (30) days after the date of this resolution, and if he does not do so, abatement to be done by City personnel or private contractor, and such personel or persons are authorized to enter upon the premises for such purpose. � Should the City o` Lynwood caus2 this nuisance to be abated, the owner shall be liable for all costs, inciuding administrative costs, and these costs shall con- stitute a special assessment against said property A��pA I TM � • RESOLUTION �NO. �• A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, DETERMINING THAT A NUISANCE ,-� IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY GENERALLY KNOWN AS lllb8 POPE AVENUE AND DIRECTING THE ABATE- . • MENt THEREOF. WHEREAS, pursauant to the recommendation of the City Manager of the City of Lynwoo.d, this City Council has previously found that certain premises, hereinafter more fully described, are presently being maintained in such a manner as to constitute a nuisance; WHEREAS, in light of�said finding, this Council adopted a re- soTution declaring its intention to conduct a public hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained on said property; WHEREAS, this Council.has held on hearing and has heard and considered all relevant evidence and testimony from all interested persons desiring to be heard concerning the conditions constituting the alleged nuisance and the proposed rehabilitation, removal and demolition thereof; - NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows: Section 1. The property described as Lot 326 of Tract 7984, � ^ general y known as 11168 Pope Avenue, Lynwood> California, is here•� by found and declared to be a public nuisance as defined in Chapter � 21 of the Lynwood City Code. • Section 2. The particular conditions of said property whi�h are hereby found and determined to constitute a nuisance are de- scribed as follows: l. Oried woods, trash and debris in front rear and side yares. 2. Untrimmed trees and bushes. 3. Unsecured doors and windows of house and accessory builciinc (guest house) in rear. Section 3. It is further found and determined that, in ord�r to abate said nuisance it will be necessary that the following step=_ be taken:� a. Remove all dried grass, weeds, trash, and debris frc�r,; all yards. s b. Trim a11 trees and bushes. �` c. Secure (board up) all'uns.ecured doors and windows of : both house and accessory buildiog.(guest house). � :,� Section 4. The owner of said property, Mr. Tolbert, is. ordered and directed to take said steps and to abate said nuisance. Section 5. If the property owner fails to take the steps ' as provided in this resolution within thirty (30) days after the date this resolution is p,osted upon the property, the City of Lynvroc shall immediately cause the same to be abated by City personne7 br I � � Section S. If the property cwner fails to take the steps as�p;vvided ` in this re�on within t'�eirty (30) days after 'the date this resolution is posted upcm the praperty, the City of sha11 i�ediately cause the s� to be abated by City persoc�el or private contractor �d surh persormel or persons �der..contsactor and such pessacmel�: or...persoas tmder- "contract are="ex= presslq authorized to enter u�cm the pr�ises for such pisposes. Section 6. In the e��ent the City of Lynwood c.avses that afar�entioned rnus�ce to e ated by Citq ppssoiaiel or private cantract, the owner of tt:e pr�ises sha11 be 1i.able to said City, AlI said costs shall constitute a spec3al assessment against the subj.ect pxnpesLy. Section 7. The City Clesk is authorized �d directed to post canspic- uausly atTe.ast one copy of this resolution the subject prooer.tv and to send �ther capy of this resolution by registered or certified mail, postage pre- paid, retssn receipt rewested, to the oumer of the land as his n�e �d address appear on the Iast equalized assessment roll or is lmown to tI�e City Clerk. The failise of any owner 'or ot�+.es person to receive such notice st�aI.l x+.ot � affect in acry m�aier the validity of �sy proceedings taken hereirnaider.. PASSED, APP:�tOVID AN?D ADOPTED at a regular•meeting of the City of Lynwvod- held on the _ day of . , 1984 �E... . RRIS, N'AYOR ATTFST: :. � -- - - ------------- -- - —=-- -- __ �-'- -• --,. . . __. . __. .. .. _-- --------._ .. - =--- -_ .. - c � - AI�TDFFA L. I?COPER, Citq C C;IiAPLF'.S G. GC�'EZ, City Manager APPROVID AS 2U F�RM_: AFPP�OVID AS 'A7 CDP*I�'i�^ : . � �-- City Attorney N L.�'ig�ZOPE, Fise Chiei � Directar of R�blic Safety I I . \ . • • `. DATE: JCII,Y 17, 1984 'P0: HONORABIE h41Y0R AND OF Tf� CITY CWNCIL FROM: JOSEPIi Y. FII�NG, P.E , DIl2ECPOR OE' PUBLIC FARKS/CITY INGII�ER S�JBJFICP: INS'PALIATICL�I OF "NO 5it�PPING AT ANY TIME" �1 Tf� NOIrPfi SIDE OF II��L HIC�B�,Y E'RQM EASP AIAI�S]A SrREEP TO 400 • FEEP EASP. � PURPOSE To reoa�mend that the City Coimail adopt the attached resolution entitled, "A RFS�ITSON OF 'lIiE CPPY OOi]NCIL OF 4SIE CITY OF LYNWOOD AH�IDING R�SQT,UPION N0. 67-9 DFSI(�IF�TING C�E�TAIN STR�'PS Y�IEEE2EEIN SPOPPING IS PRDFIIBITID AT ALL TII�'S TO II�7CI,CIDE Tf� NOFYIH SIUE OF IMPII2IAL HIQi4�Y�Y FROM FAST AI�1I�II1.lA STREEi' � 400 FEEP EASI'. BF�CiCC��fJLJ[ID A request .sas zeceived fran the County of 7vs Angeles Road L�:g3rtrrent to ;*�G+-�t 1 No Stopping Zone on the rmrth side of 7�aperial Highway fn East Alameda Street to 400 feet east in order to a�rodate the restriping of the intessectirn of 7mperial Highway and Alameda Street. The striping nndificatidn is tn alleviate perinds of cangesti�, especially during the P.M. peak period. The signat at tl�e intersectian is shared with the Cbtmty of Ios Angeles (11� Coimty, 89� City). 1Y�e new striping will provide a left-turn land for eastboimd to northboimd traffic and a right-tum lane for �.estboLUid to northboiaui traffic an T�r i.al Highway at East Alameda Street. The County has indicated that it will pay for all the striping m�difica- tirns. .�NALYSIS : 74�e stopping prohibitian on this partirn of I�sial Highway is e.�ect.ed to impmve traffic flaw and safety. , �e striping modificatirns are of interim nature since the intersection of Tmrar Highway and Alameda Stmet will be realic�ed and relocated about � 150 feet southerly in two yeazs by Caltrans as part of the I-105 Century F7�way intersection. The stopping prahibitiai should not affect the area since all the kuilding an the north side of Imperial Highway from A�a^+�� Street to South Fexnwood Avenue have bee.n demolished to m�k� Hay for the fzeeway �nstruc- tivn. The Traffic and Parking Cannissirn s�ports the proposed striping nedifica- tirns and the stopping prohibitirn. Staff recam�ends thac "No Stc�pping Any Time" signs be posted az the x�orth side of I�erial Highway fmn Fast Alameda Street to 400 feet east. R�IfY�TIIN � It is reca�mended that the City Cowicil adopt the attached resolution entitled, "A RESCAITPIIN OF 'II-� CITY OF LYNFTJOD AMFSIDING RESQLUPIQJ N0. 67-9 DFSIQdATING (�KPAIN STRF�P$ WHEEREIN 5'It�PPING IS P%)HIBPPID AT ALS, TIMES � II4Q�[7DE THE NOKPH SIDE OF I[�EEtZAL HIGH4�➢1Y FRflM EASP W�AD431P+ STR�P 'lq 400 F'EEP FAST. " AttacYm�ent AGENDA ITEM � _ � � � � . • • l\L+JIJIJV 111AY LNJ • • • s A RESOILTrIQ9 OF 2S� CITY �UNCIL OF � CITY OE , ` LYN[�AO!) AI��IDING RFSOLtTPION N0. 67-9 DESIINATII�IG , C�AIN SPREE�TS �EIN SIOPPING IS PEmHIBIfiID � IIQCI,IIDE TIIE NOR'IH SIDE OF II�ERiAL HIC�i4�II1SC Ff�l EASP AIIINIEOF. SPRF�P TO 400 E'EET EASP. i _ i ' Ttie City Coimcil of the City of Lyn�rvod does hereby resolve as L ,,,, follows: SE(,TI�I 1: Zhat on tl�e following nan�ed street in the City of Lynwood, "NO St�ppang at Any Time" is allowe3: North side of u[q�exial Highway fran Fast Alameda Street t�o 400 feet east. . .. SDL'PICN 2: Zhis resalution shall take effect i�nediately �on its ac3optiai. APPI3�VID and ADOPPED this day of 1984. E. L. M�RRIS, Mayor , City of Lynwood � . ATTFST. . . PSIDREA L. HOOPFI2, C1ty Cl Gity of Lyn�od APPEmVID AS TO FI�RM: APPR�VID AS � ODTPPFNP: C1ty Attorney J0.SEPH Y. S�P,NG, P.E. City of Lynwood Acting Director of Public Wbrks/ City Fhgineer City of Lynwvod z � � '. sr� c� c�vxNrp. ) > SS. � oo�n�t aF Los �c�s � . . I, the �dersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynw�od, do hereby c�stify that the foregoing resolutiai was passed and adopted by the City � Cow�cil o£ the City of Lynw�od at a regular meeting held on tl�e . daY of . 1984. ' ` AYES: � . .. . N(aFS: . ABSES]'P: ' _ � � � � City Clerk, City of Lyn�.uod _.. _ _... _ _ _ _.__ __._. � ; _ . . . . . , � � . � - DATE: JULY 17, 1984 Rt�: fDNORP.BLE NIIIYOR ADID M[�S9�RS OF Tf� CITY COUNCII, FT�IM: . J0.SEPH Y. �, P.F�J�G DIRECPOR OF PUBLSC WORFCS/CITY IIQG:II�R �l '. S�JFr'P: LE S� AVEIQJE S'PREE'P IMPROVII�IIP P%a7ECr PURP0.SE Zb rnc�a�nd that the City Couneil approve staff's proposed neighborhood meetings for the Ie Sage Street Impmvanent Project. BACtCC�20t7DID Ebr in�any years nurerous ar►q�laints have been received fran Le Sage Avenwe residents regarding clan�ages caused by matuxe parkway trees along Le Sage Avenus. The damaqes include raise3 sidewalks, broken curk� and gutters, raised street pavennnt and poir3ing �mter. Te�arary measures were i�lenented to xeduce the safety hazaxrls caused by the parkway trze d�nages. A CIP project was included in this fiscal year budget to � resolve the pmblen. Design for the Iz Sage Avenue Street Inq�rovenient Project was recently ca�leted by the mnsulting fi.nn of Westco E�gineering. The desi.gn calls for the retroval of 44 parkway trees:'out. of .the �otal:fl4r-parkwa.g trees in the - • project area and the replanting of new parlc�y trees. The rammval of the . patkway trees is necessazy far the reconstzvctian of curb, gutters, sid�ralks �_. and stxeet pav�nent. ' AI�I,YSIS . The remval of such a nLmber of mature park.�ay trees fmn a specific area creates an envimnmental im�ct of appxeciable magnitude whic� calls for additianal attentirn. Staff has initiated the II�vironmental Et�aluation process as required by C�1p1, (California �vimrunental 4�ity Act) . In additirn staff pxvposes to hold tko neighborhood meetings with affected Xesidents tA explain the pzoject. receive objections and answpx questicx�s �rtaininq tp }]�e pmj2ct. Staff reoanrnnds that the neighborhood meetings be held at 6:30 p.m. cn Thursday " July 19 and Ju1y 26, 1984 at the City of Lyn�n�od Council Chambers. I�3�IDATION It is zecamiended t�'iat the City Cotmcil approve staff's proposed neighborYiood meetings for the Iz Sage Street 7mprovenent Project. � .� , � • AGE*IDA ITEri .,, . � fp CITY OF LYNWOOD �CREF`,T{ON AND pARiCS DEPA�dENT The Honorable Mayor and Members TA: of the City Council DATE: July 17, 1984 FFiOht: Harold Mattoon, Director of Recreation and Parks � SU$JECT: Rehabilitation Project -- Community Center and Natatorium ----------° --------------------------------------------- PURPOSE Adoption of a resolution au+horizing ±he appropriation of two thousand nine hundred dollars ($2,900) for Lynwood City Park Rehabilitation Project No. 5-5041. FACTS The City Park Rehabilitation Project involves the refurbishing of the CommtYnity Center and Natatorium facilities. In an±icipation of costs for unforeseen change orders, the Community Development Department approved an additional $3.0,000 from savinqs on street improvements for the Rehabilitation Project. At the February 21, 1984 meeting, Council approved an appropriation and transfer of $23,020 from this $30,000 to caver change orders up to this date and for construction supervisian costs. At the May 1, 1984 meeting, Counoil appropriated an additional $4,016.42 to meet the cost of the security screens installed on the upper sections of windows on the east and west ends of the Natatorium. As the Rehabilitation Project approaches completion, additional unforeseen change orders have occurr�ed. In order to meet expenses ` for t.hese change orders, an additional $2,900 will need to be appropriated. These funds are available from Jobs Bill savings on the San Luis Street Project No. 5-5027, (1983-84 fiscal year). RECOMI�IENDATION c Council adopt a resolution authorizing appropriation of $2,900 from the: Capit.al Improvement Project fund. HM:bl AGENDA IT�1 --�_...___ , � � RESOLUTION N0. ' A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY�COUNCIL' OF.:THE CITY OF ° ` LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATION OF TTAO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($2,900) FROM STREET IMPROVEP7ENTS--SAN LUIS STREET PROJECT N0. 5-5027 TO REHABILITATION PROJECT AT COMMUNITY � CENTER AND NATATORIUM PROJECT NO. 5-5041 i �, WHEREAS, the City Council is desirous of providing adequate recreation facilities for its citizens; and WHEREAS, the City Park Project No. 5-5041 is in need of additional funds to complete the project; and , WHEREAS, funds for completion of this project are avail- able from the Jobs Bill Fund., NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as �ollows:' Section 1 . That the City Nanager is authorized to make the following appropriation. ' FROM TO Capital Improvement Fund - 5-5041 - City Park Rehabilitation Fund Balance........$2,900 Project ....................$2,900 - Section 2. That the City Manager is authorized to make the following� nsfer. � 1 � . FROM , TO i I 1.�;. ' . - -- _.. _---r'---. . ........_ ._.,- .. ._:.._�._.. _ . . .. ' '"' _. _ _._ Jobs Bill Fund - Capital Improvement Fund - 47-6905 .............52,900 5-3947.....................$2,900 Section 3. This resolution shall become ef£ective immediately upon ts adoption. ' PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of , 1984.� E. L. MORRIS, �Iayor City of Lynwood ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: r � ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk i ' City of Lynwood � ��? � �`�° HAROLD MATTOON, Director of ' Recreation and Parks APPROVED AS TO FORM: BARBARA FIKEL, Accounting City Attorney Manager � � DATE: JIILY 17, 1984" T0: HQNORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ,fEMBERS FROM: CHARLES G. GOMEZ, CITY MANAGER ��' � SIIBJECT: CALTRANS AGREEMENT FOR CORRIDOR PATROL BACRG�20UND: A draft coatract was submitted to the City in late June, 1984 to cover the expenses for the City's contracted Sheriff's per- sonnel routiae surveillance of the Caltrans properties along the I-105 Freeway corridor. . � The contract is writtea for the amouat of $78,000, a considerable lessening of what the City has received in prior years. The reason for this lessened amount is that there are vezy few structures left in the corridor and, therefore, not much chance of crimiaal activitp occurring in those areas. The Sheriff's personnel have reviewed the contract and feel that, since there is no additional personnel involved in the contract, they' have.really no recommendation to make other than that the Sheriff`s personnel be assured that the accounting procedures be workable. That is, the Station Captain does not wish to have onerous accountability requirements. ANALYSIS: Staff feels that $78,000 is a reasonable amount for the City to be paid for the respoasibility of having the contracted Sheriff's personnel respoad to activities in the corridor properties. The City :Sanager will be meeting Friday, July 13, with a representative from Caltrans to determiae the easiest and most efficient method � of accountability for the services that we will render through the Sheriff's personnel, and will report to the City Council in . writing prior to the regular Council meeting of July 17. RECOMMENDATION: 1. City Council approve the attached Resolution authorizing acceptance of the Caltrans service contract ;i07A920; 2. Mayor Morris be authorized to execute the contract. AGENDA IT'E24 /� � � whntE-riEn00UARTERS `. .. S7ATE OF CAUFOqNIA � . 1 . .; . �. �E«a�oN,RA�TaR DEPARTMENT OF ` sh�e� ........... �f ..... GF¢EN-C�NTFlOIIER PINK-ACCOUNTING I�A �.05 . - T... GOLDENRpp�pRIGINATOP/AOMINISTPATOF TRANSPORTATION °' � � � � � �� r � � BLUE-E)RAA Previc$as Contra'��e ido. C': S�VPCE G40.PGE E%VAUIH $VECIA��ESIGNATIQN (;a� SU&JOeNO� AMOUNT fiSCA�., E4LUMBFANCE ccytEO su&�c[i _ �vnn�Elno Ofl1EtI pEBIiORCFEDIi ytqp-„ OOCUNEN� S¢e NUMBEn ^�P aMU n6t V�� tptanUN WVf.tOA0fNN0 NNl�ff N01�I: ilf, " � Ein 07�50 07900 073002 ; 6032 �73,000.00 85 F�, � MVfl 1 P0� :'E/ - . CHAViEP SiATUTES FlSCALYEAP $� $ JOTNT POWERS AGRBEI�iENT oZAg2o CONTRACT N O . ................................ I nereDr cernly u�an my own personal knpw�e0ge tnat Duagetetl /unes are availa0le This num6er to be placed on xli im: ��ic?s la/!M p@nOtl an0 Ou/p03B ol f�< erpinOrfure sfafBO a0ov@ ' � SiGN��UPEO�a��OUNiINGJFFi�EP OAfE LOS Angeles, - ................................ . C�LIFOR: ° June 4, ...................................... .19 CITY QF LYNWOOD (213} 537-o6o Contractorsiiame ........................................................... Phone ......................, (Pleeae bill as abnvel ' ' 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, CA 90262 : .address ......................................................................'............................. The Contractor hereby agrees to furnish the service or rentat as hereinafter set forth to the Department of Tran�pnrt, in accordance with the provisions on BOTH SIDES of this form and on the ��tached sheets, if an}�, and he a;ree� tc r; : and accept as 6ill rnmpensation therefnr the prices named herein: � I. The City of Lynwood, hereinafter CITY, will furnish all labor, supervision, materials and equipment for add�tional levels of police patrol within the I-105 Caltrans-owned future freeway . area withir, the City, which service is beyond the standard of regular patrol service which the CITY is obligated to provide �,aithin its Jurisdiction. II. The contract shall begin: July 1, 1984 The contract shall expire: June 30, io85 TOTAL Ai/iCUNT OF CONTRACT ............................ �7H Approval Recommended ' The said Department of Transportation hereby agrees to the terms as above set forth, and hereby agrees to oay ihr �: pro��ded that by mutuat consent this agreemenl may be modified :uid that [he State reserves the right to tertnin:+'� a�reement upon written no[ice ro the Contractor. LV �4TI'\F.SS ��"HEREOF, the parties to these prosents have hereunco set �heir hand the year and date first aho� ��: DEPART.ltEVT OF TR�NSPORTATION CONTRACTOR Bv .. . .. . .. . . .... . .... . .... . . .. .... . .. .... ..... . .... . . .. CITY OF LYP1�;100D .......................................... - � Firm Vame - � By ............................................... .� ........................................... �PProved by ........... .... .... .............. ContraCti�s Of�£ICer �� MAILBILLSINTRIPUCATETO: C3 1tr�r.; 120 So. Spring Street - R:.a 3 o .",,,,,., : ,,,�, : ..,,,, Los Angeles, CA gQ012 � � ' c rmY oF r,�trr.�JOO� Service Contract No. �� ''°-=` Sheet - of IIZ. Should sufficient funds not be appropriated by Congress and the California Legislature for Fiscal Year 1984/1985, CALTRANS will exercise its option to cancel or amend this contract to reflect the loss or reduction in funding. In addition, this contract is subject to any additional restrictions, limitations or conditions enacted by the Congress or the Legislature, which may affect the provisions, terms or funding of this contract in any manner. IV. The CITY shall be compensated for this negotiated provision of additional police�security service along that portion of the I-105 Century Freeway right of way within the jurisdiction of the CITY at the agreed and negotiated lump sian price of $ 7��,��.CO _ for the Fiscal Year encompassed by the terms of this contract. Payment shall be made monthly in arrears in installments of one- twelfth of the total sum subject to reduction in amounts by the Department of Transportation as portions of the right of way are converted from an occupied status to empty land, sold as excess, or converted to a construction status and subsequently becomes part of the operating right of way. -- V. The price established herein represents the cost of additional services beyond those which the CITY would normally provide to properties and citizens located within iGS jurisdiction. These services are in furtherance of policy decisions made by the Department of Transportation's management in conformance with a Consent Deczee issued by the U. S. Federal District Court in the matter of Reith V. Volpe, et al., and does not create a precedent as respects any obligation of the department as regards the payment of fees for security services on any other State-owned facilities or property. VI. The lump sum established for reimbursement is composed of three elements. The first element is a s�un based on the ratio of State° • owned property which has improvements located thereon which have not been demolished or removed to the total area within the city. The second element is based on the amount of property having no improvements located thereon. The third element is for property within the riqht of way for which a contract has been or is in the process of being awarded, and as to that prooerty which is under the jurisdiction of the contractor performing the construction wcac'� thereon, no additional security services wi11 be required. The rate provided by the State will be adjusted annually under this aqreement to reduce the amount reimbursed to CITY to reflect �changes in property status. � � , �. CITY OF LYId'vJ00D n.-) p ^'�� ^ Service Contract No. `" Sheet � of VrZ, The Contractor-aqrees *_hat the Cost Principles and Proced;ires, Part I-15 of the Federal Procurement Requlations, shall be used ta determine the allowability of individual items of cost. VIII. This contract may be terminated immediately without further cost �o the State upon a court order or other instructions or order in an arbitration hearing to the effect that this patrol service should- be terminated. Otherwise, the contract may be terminated by a written 30-day notification of intent to terminate by either party. ZX. The CITY hereby agrees to comply fully with all of the provisions of Appendix A, which is attached hereto and by this reference incorporated in full herein. Further, CITY agrees that should additional personnel be hired as a result of the service funded iander this contract, the CITY will take affirmative action to recruit and'employ minorities and females. • � X. The CITY and its subcontractors shall maintain all support data fc�r. cost proposals, and make such materials available at their respect'ive offices at reasonable times during the contract period and for three years from the date of final payment under the _ contract for inspection by State, EHWA, or any authorized reore- sentatives of the Federal Government, and copies thereof shall be furnished if requested. XI. 7.'he CITY warrants, by execution of this contract, that no person t�r selling agency has been employed or retained to solicit or secure � this contract upon an agreement or understanding for a commission, percentaqe brokerage or contingent fee, excepting bona fide " employees or bona fide established commercial or selling agencie� maintained by the CITY for the purpose of securing business. Foz breach or violation of this warranty, the State shall have the. right to annul this contract without liability, paying only for kh�e value of the work actually performed or in its discretion to dediac�°*_ from the contzact price or consideration, or otherwise recover, �ta� fu11 amount of such commission, percentage, brokerage or conting�:�tt fee. XII. � Yt is agreed that payment to the CITY for any future contracts fcar police patrol services, material, and equipment within the I-105 future freeway corridor in the city shall recognize physical changes in the condition of the corridor which have occurred sub- sequent to the date of the original contract with the CITY., � � . .. __ --� . CITY OF LI'tI:d00D Service Contract Vo. ��``�' Sheet `� of ! XIII. Any dispute concerning a question of fact arising under this contract which is not disposed of by agreement shall be decided 'oy the Deoartment's Contract Officer, who may consider any written or verbal evidence submitted by the CITY. The decision of the Contract Officer, issued in writing, shall be conclusive and binding on botti parties to the contract on all questions of fact considered and determined by the Contract Officer. XIV. Neither the pendency of a dispute nor its consideration by the Contract Officer w•ill excuse the CITY from full and timely performance in accordance with the terms of the contract. XV. Attention is directed to the following nondiscrimination and compliance requirements which are applicable to all contracts of 55000 or more. Nondiscrimination Clause, Std. Form 17B (OCP-2), included in the:�e contract provisions, is specifically made a part of this contract, Statement of Compliance, Std. Form 19, included with the bid proposal documents, must be £ully executed by the bidder and sub- mitted as part of his bid. Any bid which is not accompanied by a oroperly executed Statement of Compliance shall be rejected. � � . . CITY OE LYN�;700D Contract No. Sheet . � OEPaATMENT O� TRANS?CATATION Q-�A9Z(1 � � .. . �`.PPENDIX A �� _ D.uring the performa�ca ot this contract the contractor, for itseH, its assignees and successors in interest (hereinaf:: referred to as the "contracto� a9rees as tollows (1) Compllance with Regulatlons: The contractor shall compiy with regulatians relative to Title Vl (non-discriminatic in tederally�assisted programs ot the Department of Transportation - Titla 49 Code of Federal Reguiations. Part 2' EHectuation of Tit1e VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act). Title VI provides that the recipients of federal-assistance will implecn�� and m��^.tain a po�icY of non-discrimination in whiCh no person in the state of Calitornia shali, on the basis o Pac Color, national origin, religion, seX age, disability, be excfuded from participation in, denied the benefits of or subi�ece to discrimination under any program or acfiviry by the recipie�ts of federal assistance or thei� assignees and succe:>so� in interest (2) Non-disertmination: The contractor, with regard to the work performed by ifduring thecontract shall act in accor�anc with Title Vl. 5pecifically, the contractar shall not discriminate on the basis of race, coior, national origin, rel�9ie sex age, or disability in the seleCtion and retention of subcontraC2ors, including proCUrement of materials and least Cf equipment The contractor shall not participate either direciiy or indirectly in the discrimination prohibited by Sec!�c 21.5 0! the U.S. OOTs Aegulations, including employment practices when the contract Covers a program whose go is employment (3) Solieitattons for Subeontrecis, Ineluding Procurements of Materials and EquipmenY. In all solicitations, esth: by competitive bidding or negotiation made by the contractor forwork to be performed unde� a subcontract includ;� '_ � procurements of materials or leases of equipment, each potential subcontractor or suppiier shall be-notified by ;r contractor ot the contracla/s otligations under this contract and the Regulations relative to �on•discrirtiinatio� an'tt 9rounGS of race, color or nationat origiR (q) tn(o�mation and Rsports: The cont2ctor shail provide all information and reports required by the Regufatia�s, directives issued pursuant thereto, and shalt permit access to its books, reCOrds, accounts, other sources of info��a��c and its tacilities as may be determined by the State Department of Transportation ar the Federal Highway Admin�s:: a':• F� be pertinent to ascertain compliance wi!h auch Regulations or direCtivea Where any informatiom requirec: o� contracto� is in the exclusive possession of another who tails or refuses to furnish this information, the con;racecar s so certity to the State Oepartment of Transportation, or the Federal Hig!�way Administration as appropriate, and sn set forth what eHorts it has ma�e to obtain the information. (5)'. Saoctions for Noncomplianee: In the event of the contractors noncomplianCe with the non•discrimination prov�s�c of this contract the State Department of Transportation shall impose such contract sanctions as it or the FedF Highway Administration may determine to be appropriate, inc.uding, but not limited to: , (y) witht�piding of payments to the contracfor under the contract until the•contractor compiies, and/or (b) canceliation, termination or suspensio� of the contract �n whole or in part. (6) Incorporatfon of Provisions: The contractor shail inGude the provisions of paragraph (1) ihrough (6) �n ever� s contrect, including procurements ot materials and leases of equipment, unless exempt by the Reguiations or direc� iss�ed pursuant thereto. 7he contractor will take such action with respec! to any subcontrac;or or procuremen; a�, State Departmen: of Transportation or the Federal i lighway Adm�nistration may direct as a me�ns ot enfon-:m; - D�ovisions incfuding sa�ctiuns for noncompliance: Provided, however, th2t in the event a conUactor become:, ,- in, or is threatened with, litigation with a subcontractor or supplier as a resuit of such direction, the contracto� � request the State Department ot Transportation to enter into such litigation to protect the interest of the State. a in add�t�on, the contractor may request the United States to enter into such litigation to p�otecf the inte United Statea _ __, �_ — -- O�BOON.I�SIIR[-� �.i.biEO£�IFUNO5.0YERS1.G00 . � � CIiY Or^ LY:V'.lOOD Con*.ract tdo. G7AG2i- Sheet � cf NONDISCRIMINATION CIAUSE (OCP - 2) 1, During the performance of this contract, the recipient, contractor and its subcontractors shall not deny the . . - contract's benefits to any person on the basis of religion, - color, ethnic group identification, sex, age, physical or mental disability, nor shall they discriminate unlawfully a ainst any emploYee or applicant for employment because o� race, religion, color, national ori9in, ancestrv. phYsical handicap, mental disabilitv, medical condition, marital status, a9e or sex, Contractor shall insure that the evaluation and treatment of emplovees and applicants for employment are free of such discrfmination, 2. Contractor shall comply with the provisions of the Fair Employment and Housing Act (Government Code, Section ----12900 et-seq.), the regulations promul9ated thereunder (CQlifornia Administrative Code, Title 2, Section 7285,0 et saq,), the provisions of Article 9,5, Chapter 1, Part L Division 3, Title 2 of the Government Code (Government Code, Sections 11135-11139,5) and the regulations or stand- ards adopted bv the awarding State agencv to implement such article. 3, Recipient, contractor and its subcontractors shall give written notice of their obli9ations under this cla�se to labor organizations with which they have a collective bargair�ing or other agreement, � 4. The contractor shall include the nondiscriminotion and compliance provisions of this clause in all subcontracts to perform work under the contract, . �. ��B c�,. s-83� , � � . .': CITY Or LYidG;O�D Contract ?�ro. :; A ;heet ot ", � 3TATEMENT OF COh�l.IANCE ' ---- (hereinafter referred to as (Campany Name) "prospective contractor") hereby certifies, unless specifically exempted, compliance with Governmeat Code Section 12990 aad Califoraia Administrative Code, Title II, Division 4, Chapter 5 in.matters relating to the development, implementation and main- tenance of a aondiscrimination program. Prospective contractor agrees aot to unlawfully discriminate against anq eaployee or applicants for employmeat because of race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, physical handicap, medical condition, marital status, sex or age (oner forty). I hereby swear that I am � (Name of Official) - duly authorized to legally bind the prospective contractor to the above described certification. I am fully aware that this certification executed oa in the county (Date) of is made under the penalty of perjury (Cozmty) uader the laws of the State of California. Signature Title STD. f9 ((�y/ 5-83)� . . � • . .. . � ` .. 1 . . RESOLUTICN NO. ` A RESOLUTION OE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING TAE ACCEPTANCE OF CALTRANS SERVICE CONTRACT N0. 07A920 FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTINUING THE SPECIAL I-105 CORRIDOR SECURITY PATROL AND !" APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR. `� .. WHEREAS, On September 4, 1979, the City Council author- ized execution of a Service Contract with the California State De- � partment of Transportation in order to provide a special security patrol in the I=105 Corridor in the City of Lynwood; and WHEREAS, On June 30, 1984, the City's contract with the State of California, Department of Transportation, for the con- tinuance of the special security patrol expired; and WHEREAS, The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has determined that it is vital to the security needs of Lynwood corridor residents to maintain the present�level of protection offered by the special patrol; and WIiEREAS, On May 1, 1984, the Sheri£f's Department staff C negotiated an Agreement to resume the corridor patrol: � NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL'JED by the City Council of the City of Lynwood that Council does hereby accept Service Con- tract No. 07A920, in order to continue the special security patrol in the I-105 corridor in the City of Lynwood. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ' - , 1984. ATTEST: E. L. MORRIS, MAYOR CITY OF LYNWOOD �. ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK p,ppROVED AS TO CONTENT: '�.: CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROV£D AS TO r^ORMe CHARLES G. GO^Qc.Z, CITY MANP.Cs�.R CITY ATTORNEY � � DATE: JULY 17, 1984 ' T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CZTY COUNCIL MEMBERS FBOM: CHARLES G. GOMEZ, CITY MANAGER V�/'�/ SIIBJECT: ALARM BOARD — LYNWOOD SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT.STATION BACRG&OUND: - Attached is a letter from the Station Commander, Nick Popovich, which outliaes the five clients which currently have conaections to the alarm hoard in the Sheriff's Lynwood Station... Two of those clients have more than one coanection (National Guard Armory has two and St. Francis has four)• It is the opinion of the Station.Commander and the.City Prosecutor, who has receatly given the City a format for a."false.alarm ordinan�e", that.we should really not be ia the alarm busines.s and that there is some liability exposure due to our'having that board our control. The boa=d is very oftea.out of order. and, although it is not costing anpthing to repair it, there is a certain amount of. insecurity in � haviag citizens alarms at bay until the.repairman arrives because maay times it is aot done immediately. It is further suggested that � perhaps alternative alarm methods should be used. ANALYSIS: Before aay'action is taken with regard to the alarm board, it is suggested that the five clients who are currently connected to the board be invited to meet with the City Prosecutor, the Station Commaader and the City Manager. Among them they can come up with � some alternatives and a recommendation forthe City Council. All three administrators involved are,very eager to resolve the problem with the least negative impact to all concerned. � RECOMMENDATION: i Staff recommeads that: � 1. the five clieats currently on the alarm board be invited to a I ' meetiag with the Station Commander, City Manager.and City Prosecutor to discuss the matter; and 2. the resalts of that meeting be forwarded to the City Council � for their review and action. I 1 � � I Attachment � I � � . � ` i � I � � AGFNDA ITEM i, 1 'l3 � , , - � --- -- - --- -- � --- ---- - - ... . :: > _ . , � ! ` .� - . - REC�IV�� CITY OF LY�I';'!^^D �IDlztttu II�'�u� ��1t�e1P� Jt!L l l 1984 . � � � . (�ffirr uf ihr �hrriff CIT.Y �M�AN � tQ : �'- �iA�l' IIf J1I52tTP � • .� _ . �. ..,. , _, : . :.�GDS �ttge[PS��a(�IIrnm 9DII12 SMERNAN 9lOCK, SwEnv�� ,,-.�'213 �� . �6111 . . . . .. . , . .. . . . . . ^ .: ;;. �: .. .JuIY' 9: 1984 . • .::. , . _, .. .. . _, ._ , . , , � 4 . ,. _ --� � � � - ,. < . ,, _ . , . . . ..:. <, - . �: , ... . � �Charles Gomez,.City. Manager i _ _Ci.ty of,.Lynwood ,_ : : - ;11330 Bullis Road � :Lgnwood, California 902 � ` ;, .� . _ . �. ' ` - ! _.. ... . _, . , , - ,. r ..,Sub�ect ATarm Board Lynwood Station ; ° r Dear �Charles A -. _ . : „ M ., ,. .°��The alarm board I�ocated �in the^ l center of Lynwood ��''Station is maintained. and� serviced by Bill Whfte S'ecurity, ""4132 Tweedy Boulevard, Lynwood, telephone #566-8968. _ , _ ... . - ,; . ,, : ... • _,: . _. ; , ,. , � , . ��: -= `Currently there are nine functioning alarms on the board_ . -,.__ .r:,.,:(`see attached) :- As of J'uly.- 6,. :T984, each subscribing -- - ;'� � -;business' alarm has been tested and verified as opera- i tive .. .> . . `. , ,� r , `. � , , . "Each business sends its alarm�`company to liynwood Stat�ion l I • ` whem there is a ma3function,at the individual business. I -'=;.Bi11 White Security responds when the entire alarm board ` � malfunc�ions Mr . White does not charge for this.service r � Sincerely, . , � ' �. SHERMAN BLOCK, SHERIFF ' � •' ; � �� ._. - _ „ ; . y N ck Popov cd� h, Captain ,:_ . : . ,; . :'., . . .,,,.... . . . � Commander, Sheriff's Lynwood Station ,;: � Attachments � . . <.: : I . .. _ . . " I � _ ',' i , � '. - i ` - , i � . i .. - . �: � . - . , I . . . .._. .. .._. .., ...-.._... .� .-.. ; I ----- -- --- _ _! � LYNWOOD STATION ALARM BOARD VENDORS (continued) Alarm Board Number � #50' National Guard Armory 11398 Bullis Road � Lynwood, CA 90262 � .� Telephone: 631-4681, ext. 459 � Serviced by Morse Signal Device � 6601 Santa Monica Boulevard ' " Hollywood, CA Telephonec 406-7141 #5T St. Francis Pharmacy � � ,: 3630 Imperial Hwy. �`��•';. Lynwood, CA 90262 TeTephone: 603-6257 #52 � ` � ` St. Francis Pharmacy (.basement locked vault) - , ._: • 3630 Imperial Hwy. � ' �'-Lynwood, CA 90262 �. Telephone: 603-6019 � . _ ... ._...._ — _ :._; - � f53 � St Francis Central Cashier s Drataer '.3630 Imperial Hwy. - Lynwood, Ca 90262 I : '::; : ' Te1'ephonec' 603-6294 i #54 „ St. Francis Accounting Office Vault � ,_ 3630 Imperial Hwy. � �Lynwood, Ca 90262 Telephone: 603-6142 l - . Serviced by Protective System Engineering � "�' 15321 S. Figueroa Street i Gardena, CA � Telephone: 324-6633 � - � � .. � � i 1 I i 1 . ; , 4 , . , _ _ ____. _ _. _. � � � , � � I ._ � _ ._� __ -- --- - - ---- -- -- � � LYNWOOD STATION ALARM BOARD VENDORS Alarm Board Number �2g. ..'Ualue VilTage � , 10450 Long Beach Boulevard , �Lynwood, CA 90262 -- • _ � TeTephone: 566-4423 Serviced by Bill White Security 4132 Tweedy Boulevard : _:,.Lynwood, CA 90262 • - -� =`�Telephone: 566-8968 #36 Neva's~Liquor �• " ``;-11625 Long Beach Boulevard "=Lynuood., CA 90262 � � 'Telephone: 632-4344 � • � Serviced by AAA Burglar Alarm ' ,. ; Ga2latin Road ,-; Downey, CA . , � - ?:-Telephone: 862-7316 ,; , , _ . . :-. ....... .:.. . .. . . - �- :' ;.._. ,. I �4q Hest Chain.Manufacturing ( ` 3148 Century Boulevard � ' . :,Lynwood, California 90262 . � . .. . • =: �-T;eTephone: 636-5743 , Sentry Alarm 15733 S. Paramount Avenue ` ° Paramount, CA " _ . Telephone: 531-4262 � d�46 National Guard Armory i _ 11398 S. Bullis Road Lynwood, CA 90262 Telephone: 631-4681, ext. 211 I � Serviced by Morse Signal Device � 6601 Santa Monica Boulevard I � � Aollywood, CA i Telephone: 466-7141 (Operator �30) i 1 (continued) � I i , _.._._ __- , . . .. ----- ----•— ---- --..-- ---- _..._------ - - -- -----_....._..._._ . _...------- - - -- - 1 ; _ , . ._ , . .. ._ _ 1 ---- DATE: JULY t • 1984 • T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AVD CITY COUNC2L FROM: CHARLF.S G. GOMEZ, CITY MaNAGER `J'V V SUBJECT: RESOLUTION ADOPTING TAE FY 1984/85 BUDGET OBJECTIVE: To have the City Council approve the attached Resolution adopt- ing the FY 1984/85 Budget. ' BACKGROIIND: On June 6, 11 aad 13, Staff inet with the City Council on the pro- posed Budget for FY 1984/85. During those meetings, certain changes were made in the proposed Budget. Council has received memoa outlining these changes. They have also been included in this staff report. Also, included are updates on Revenues. The printed copy which was distributed to the Council contains all the changes compiled in the Budget workshops.' ANALYSIS: Listed below are the changes made in the proposed Budget: R E V E N U E S: , Account - Geaeral Eund: From: To: 1. 000_-.::--,$,:-. -. 500 . _. . � Property tax - prior year .$ --- - . Taa redemption 23,000 31,000 " State sub. 116,000 108,000 Sales tax 1,700,000 1,720,000 Plumbing permits 24,000 22,000 Plaacheck fees 25,000 22,000 Relocation fees 1,000 700 Highway rental -0- 37,000 Damage to City property 15,000 8,000 i Traffic Fund: � State Grants 22,600 4,800 i i LiQhting Fund: ; Tax redemption 13,000 14,200 � I' Retirement Fund: ! Tax redemption 17,000 19,400 I State sub. 37,000 44,000 � E X P E N D I T U R E S: ( I City Council: 2203 Advertising 6 Printing -$800 - moved to Community Promotion I ( cit Clerk: � 1105 - Temporary/Part Time -$5,200 - moved to City Manager 1201 - Group Insurance - changed from $6,100 to $8 2202 - Contract Services -$10,000 - moved to City Attorney (Code revision) :.G�A IT� (Page 1 of 2) �.�� I _—_ --- __` Subject: Resolut�a adopting the FY 1984/S�Budget (Continued) E X P E N D I T U R E S:(Continuad) City Attorney: • 2202 - Contract Services -$10,000 - from City Clerk 13,200 - moved to Code Enforcement for , City Prosecutor. To be done ' as transfer from General Fund to HCDA Citv Manager: 1105 - Temporary/Part Time -$5,200 - from City Clerk Community Promotion: 2202 - Contract Service -$1,200 - fuads added for graffiti removal. 2203 - Advertisiag/Printing -$800 - moved from City Council Water Utilities: � 1101 - Salaries - changed from $234,600 to $188,150 2309 - Purchases for resale - increased from $500,000 to $670,000 Crossing Guards: 1201 - Retirement - lowered from $4,100 to $1,950, due to error Law Eaforcement: 2202 - Other Contract Services - changed from $2,829,600 to $2,839,200, based on latest estimate from Sheriff's Departmes�t Park Mainteaance: 1101 - Temporarq/Part Time - increased from $56,200 to $59,850 1201 - Retirement - changed from $29,650 to $30,600 Code Enforcement: 2210 - Repairs/Maiatenance - changed from $1,500 to $2,300 DialiA-Ride: 2103 - Repairs/Maintenance - increased to $1,600 2311 - Depreciation expense - Added at $6,000 Accounting: 1204 - Group Insurance - changed from $5,650 to $6,500 1 Sewer Service: i 1202 - Workers Compeasation - changed from $1,900 to $1,000 Sports/Leisure: 1 � 1204 - Workers Compensation - chaaged from $400 to 75 � Bateman Hall: 1202 - Workers Compensation - changed from $1,250 to $2,400 I Parks/Playgrounds: I 1202 - Workers Compensation - changed from $2,450 to $3,300 I RECOMMENDATION: � Couacil adopt the attached Resolution entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF l ING ANDYCAPITALLIMPROVE:fENTYBUDGETNFORDTHEOFISCALTYEARN1984/SSERFI- 1 l � � (Page 2 of 2) �'" � � RESOLUTION NO. . A RESOLUTION OF TIiE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADOPTING THE ANNUAL OPERATING AND CAPITAL'IMPROVEMENT BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1984/85. . WHEREAS, The City Manager has submitted a proposed • Annual Operating and Capital Improvement Budget for the Fiscal � Year 1984/85; and WHEREAS, The City Council has studied the proposed Budget and approved same; and WFiEREAS, The City Council has held hearings on the proposed use of Revenue Sharing Funds: NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY RESOLVE as follows: Section 1: The Annual Operating and Capital Im- provement Budget for the Fiscal Year 1984/85 is hereby approv- ed and adopted; Section 2: Authorizes the City Manager, or his designee, to approve any transfer between accounts, provided that : 1. They are within the same general group of accounts (Personnel, Maintenance and Operations, or Capital Outlay); !�— 2. They are within the same fund; 3. They do not exceed $10,000 per transfer._ .. L J _ _ f._ _... . Section 3: Authorizes the City Manager to designate the use of Revenue Sharing Funds for the Fire Department salaries and bene£its (excluding retirement), plus street lighting. � Section 4: This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of , 1984. I � ATTEST: E. L. MORRIS, NIAYOR CITY Or LYNWOOD ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK I APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: I I i � APPROVED AS TO FORM: _� � . CHARLES G. GOMEZ, CITY btANAGER � l � CITY 3TTOR'JE's BAR3t�R� FIKEL, rlCCOUNTINi� �?r��iAG�� I __. � '� Cd1Y UF LYPIWOOD WARRnNT REfISTEa � �� P+�GE ? ' ' rx ' 0/GU>OC TPIHVUGN 7/17/84 ; ��{ Fh 3c.��. " CHtCK• NAME OESCRIPTION I AMOUNT ' �� a ' � 3507 VAN[ER GRpPHICS CORP. COMPUTER PAPER � 37H.55 � y� � � 35UB wESTERN P E iNO LEUM• INC. FUEL ' �1r021.u5 �� .� � T 3509 WESTENN MqSTE INDUSTN]ES CIiY YAND REFUSE Z�2HO.UU `� � 3510 Mil50N—BRYIINT 6 ASSOC. ONNEXATION PROJEC7 143.00 � � 3511 YOUNG PEOP�E OF �YNMOOD GNAFF�T1 ftEMOVa�.JUriE B4 i1�477.25 �� . ' � `- J512 ZUMqR (NUUSTFIES� INC. TkAFFIC SIGNS ' 232.SI ��', �� ' �6LTCSL�CL3G 1 � TuTe� T 2BJr874.96 � ' ii' � _ . . ' '.,{ , . � APPF10VA17 ' . � ��_��_�� . ' . ' . Y� . • t � :i . I � . . i ��f � I � ( . � ; i • 4 . � � t � � ` � �-i � ;� .. � ; �.. • • ' y � ��, . i. � �2 � • i, ' �' � Q �. ; � 3 ., � � � ,�.. ,._ *. k,! � . � v ~ ` ` -- •�' � �. FUNU NUMHEk j MATEH FUNU [v�p[l.Pd ' {• L x�� ,; I FUwb NUMHEH :f SHAFfIC 54FETV FUNU 19re63,$6 �Y�l � i__ - i�UND NUFIF�R �1 �,yGH71NG MAHNTENdNCE FUND 1�46b.6.f , � FUNp NUMHER 5 CQPITA� IMPROVF_MEP1T FUND 5 . _ � I� 4 FUNU NUMBEN � B 6pA4GE FUNO 7.697.35 '' � i::' ' ' FUt7D NUMPER 9 RETIREMEN� FUND Z�1.16 � �R t� fUNp NUMBEH 27 SEIF INSUAANCE'FUND 295.93 � E� � fUNO NUMPEH 27 H.C.�.e. FUND - 11.128.99 . '. � � ! ' `.��i ♦- - fUMD NUMHEH 3I iRANSPORT4TI0N FUND � 3r18h.77 . f .�' � .� FUND NUMPEF 33 LANbSCAPE MAINTENANCE FUND tl�229.51 ' [ •�v r I AlL FUNDS 2Blr874.96 . � , � ' � ' � ti , I 5 e i �.•. j . � � �� ' f `a� .. , • a . � ,: � � z i ( � .; r � � i . a €,, � I �: , d � !_ ' �:;. � i � ti� �.. ' j.. ' ' . .7 ��: �: 1t r ' N'j" A r K �� ' I: ; i . : - . . ' ;� ' , Y 1:� . S' � 1 ` ' �, S PS ' . � i y - I ` _ A V I�� .. �. ��'. . . . . , �5.��'_ � � CITY OF LtlNM00� � � WAHRANT YAG= ! • @�� `�� 0/00000 THqOUGH 7/➢�/NO � ' 1 I CHECKM NAME OESCRIPTION l+MOUNT � . '� 35IP C.I.P. FUNb 1NTEH fUND TR�NSFER ]34�l15.bd - � � �, 3519 CA CONTf7ACT CITIES ASSN• NEMyEkSH�P�196 I�bU0.U0 VOIDED CIiECRS - 3513-3517 ' �' C �� 9 � � -. ' 3520 �tNTR4L BASIN NUNIClPAL MEM9ENSHTP�19tl � 426.2ti � �-� - �.- 3521 DA7ASiREAM MejNT.aGREEMENT�JUL-SEPi 450.00 � � � • � ' � 3522 GENEN4L iUND INTER NND TRANSFER � Ir739.3h 3523 GENERAL TELEPHONE C0. 7ELEPMONE � 241•IN '� J524 INi'L CITY MGMT. 4550. MEMBEASMIP�19b4 � ]a6.h7 . � �. 3525 M0.T�L FIHE PROTECTIUN NFPa MEMBERSHIP-199�-85 � 7S.U0 , � 7526 NOHTH AHER RECRE4TION DpY CARE CFNiER SUPP(,IES 11.7U � � 3527 0•T•5. FUND 1NTER FUNU TRANSFEH 11�13Y.5U � 3520 � SU CA ASSN OF GOVERNMENT MEMBERSHIP.I9N4 579.00 - 3529 UARCO HAINT•AGREEMENTrl904-BS' 2B0 Jl - � 35J0 NESTERN vpSTE INDU6TRIE5 MASTE SERVICE A4 . 46�458.44 � - � �a6e�=6vmana . � TOT4L � S �91r677.69 . •. .�° . �. i '� ; APPROVALI " � . I . ��_�� . � I . � .. . � � ' � . . i . ��"�� , . .� I� i i � ' � / { � , s � - .. . 1 'x �, . ' � . �...... � . � � ' .. � . . � .. ,._ .. � �. n , � � r.� ' . . ., -. . . '�th'�'. � � ' � '. ` ��. �� .. V `�I� .. '. � _ . . , — .�- ' ,' FUND NUMPER 2 WATER FUNU 7d4.95 v -"'= x ;�y'y�. � ' � FUND NUMNE'H 3 1RCFFIC 54FEiY fUND 11v135.5G � - i;� 3 .`F��'�''. � - FUND NUMHER 5 CAPI7AL IMPAOVEMENT FUND 1r734.36 . "� `�'' - . FUND NUM9ER 7 GAS TAN 210� FUNO Br900.00 � E c�� FUND NUMPE:N 1B SA P21 955.52 ' �• � ' FUND NUMQEk 27 H.C.D.O. iUND 11r194.48 � �' FUND NU�4REH �4 U.P.o.R.R. FUND 20.315.91 . � � FUND NUMBER 47 JOBS RiLL FUNU 92�9J9.97 , , �� C ° . . . ALL FUNDS 197�673.69 c �. � � � � � � < 1 t � � 1 � { ;'.1 �. � F � i (' . ;' f i � ' . , . . . I . . ' .:S Y � i! � 3 � k . n . � ( j' . 1 � �{ � `, 1 . . J . . . ' . . �.��.` ' � p� : w. J .�;. ' � �' ;F• .:,,_' t� ✓� --------- �_:t- � � � � ` �'i/ ; � �� /� // ,,�� j, � 1✓ ljr/�� , �z/� �� . �, � . � . �� - �.�,� c , ._�.�- „ � . ,.�� 3920 Carlin Avenue �, �-- Lynwood, California 90262 J June 19, 1984 Honorable Mayor E. L. Morris Lynwood City Cou�cll Lynwood, California 90262 � .� Gentlemert: Due to an inflexible schedule at this time, I find that effective immediately i will have to resign my seat on the Cable Advisory Board. Sincerely, �C.��:�✓--��,�,.�- Robert Downs RD: jt , I ' � ' I • i I AGF2JDA ITEI4 i � � � � • . _�.i.G. . . . . . � � � �'' S Unitsd d0�a� June 27, 1984 ' � � 621 South Virgil Avenue Los Angeles, California 900 � Phone 213 73fi-7300 City of Lynwood I1330 Bullis Road - Lynwood, California 90262 � Attn: Patricia Saldi License Representative Dear Ms. Saldi: � IInited Way, Inc. will hold its annual community campaign throughout Los Angeles County and the • Antelope Valley portion of Rern and San Bernardino Counties. The campaign includes a partnership of Qnited Way, its more than 275 agencies and programs, the Los Angeles County Chapter of: American Red Cross, and in Business, Professions and Industry, the American Cancer Society; American Diabetes Association; American Heart Association, .Greater Los Angeles Affiliate; American Heart Association, Greater Long Beach Chapter; American Lung Association; Arthritis Foundation; City of Hope; Crippled Children's. Society; Hemophilia Foundation; Long Beach Lung Association; Mental Health Association; Myasthenia Gravis Foundation; National Multiple , Sclerosis Society; and.Pasadena Lung Association. Many Woskers will be working for the combined appeal the we would like permission for them to solicit contributions in the City of Lynwood for the 1984-85 Campaign. Enclosed is a standard form completed by IInited Way, Inc. which is acceptable by most of the cities in Los • Angeles County. ' We would appreciate your expediting issuance of your permit as soon as possible. I Please advise Mr. Noly Lallana, Vice President, � Finance and Chief Financial Officer at 736-1344, if ' any further information is necessary to issue a permit i for the "IInited Way Campaign". , , : � : I • _ J % '' -',-, � `('.i Sincerely� / '(•, .;:;>'• .. _ `, I . � �� ` ' _ ., � t`` r . Q., ( �� C' . _ ,. � t.'; ( \ \ ..'� � ; , �. - ,,,,, �, Francis X. McNamara, Jr. �`==�'�� ..��,��:�.., i President . •= � s -�,,. » � � . i • • - AGF2�A ITF?( �. , : /G �- - � � � � � ' _ .. _... _ ._.. .. . . _. , NUTICE UF INTENTION FOR CHA.RITABLE SOLIt,i�MfIUM BY UNITED WAY, INC. IN THE C1TY OF L YNWOOD \UI�tlF:�.< C3T7 . � Z7� CODL TY:t 62I South Virgil Avenue Los Ankeles, Ca. 900G5 !T6 Il1Ti: UNG.1N1'LI:D • IIiCUAPOHATED TAX EXElI}T �REVIOUS WC£NSg: NI 7'/62 Yes Yes ��'�� 'om�i'ned "annua�l �un�'� rais eal for o erati g fund on behalf of Un. nc. cam ai n artners a e ci 7Y.Yf: W' wPYM:wL TYfF. OI'�DONAT70Ni . DATEIS) OF SOLIG7ATWK ?:R►1 UF RF:QUFITF.D Iffi.�IUY\T9AL —�— pledges and FROM To r•xou �ro c:usr�n:s�rr�vousrsr �L_ Cash Donations ��l/84 6/30/85 7/1/84 : (:p.V:S � � 5011CITATIOJI N'ILL S£ 11ADE EY � INDICATL GOAIAF.NSATIOH: 4wF.AR1'. � ' CO►f�fIS510NS CTG TwID'TO �/A {,Of',1L rAID� 501.1C7TOR3 TVqlA010 �� eOX OFflCL� �` � :RA�72 � VOLUNTELAS � ►1AIL � OTiI/.A ' CONDVCTARS � ! tNAGERS � S K,�'i117NAL • ftSWST.�t6R �� 3A6L � TRO►IpTORS� � SULICSTt)N� �! linlyl; U►' U1tGANIZATIUN TO LE tlLl:F.} ADDR£SS 7t; See A'ttaChed wr, ui_.��uriiuw ur w•uw: i� uu►.x aw►w ru�us ur:ros�Tw n. iu:-��.:u:: To r:vcrr BY• NU118LR sxtr:Tea HUlfHEMiD . .rur • _. _ .. ... . ,_ - f - ----...—. ._;. _.... --- --- - - _ _.___. _ . ! , � , I - - -• -- -- -- ----. . . . .. . ,, � I•f�tlJl.i:TKL CJiPF.liDITUR2S >(1N Tli1S 3l)L1C7TASlOIi• • • Priti!_�' - M7SL7CiTY • TRAN310RTA770N ��_ ��l�n�', T[LLTHOI�L ItLNTAL F.OUIPI7ENT �_� �'�O; - � ZTAT10H7�1Y � ' tVIICHAfL E0171tali:NT 6 _.. � �,»•��q� AAYrRTIS1NG� R[SSAVATION Gi1�AGt�c , .��'��t. PoOG 1lL.SOLD VL� �t..�ii cosix� rurT��"Y.L UCCORATIONf � 7JLECHANUISE 50LD r ��; EA'TENTAlI:Lltf OT1iLJt L%7RNSL i �� ,•u�TUw.� It•.MTA4sU1LDIMG ESt11133LE� FLII:d �•�� „ rcn�us�-ucxr+st Raising Costs 8i ,.. i�.:.��. �.�us .��a r�rs.t m�•o ItYQ1�1RT.D1 AOOKESi ri Francis X. t�'Vamara, Jr. -.�� ..,.. . u,w esident _ tfiited WaX, Inc_ 621 South Virgil Avenue 7 .,,.,,�.. /r�� • Los Aneeles . Cal i forrLa 900(] 5 -�.«e �..,�..�• ��u. .P. u �inanc� �iief Financial Of icer United Wav Inc 6Z1 South Yirgil Avenue 7: ,,,,,,,,,,, �� ns An p�leq,, California 4QOQ5 r r�.N.a� �� CIIANW: U A7tl:AL AADN/'SS . T� J s F. Oickason (}nited Wa InC. ....� �.,.. �aign Qiairmaa Y. u irgi venue ? yYyy^ los Mgeles, California 90005 iSTRUCTIO�S: CYTMI�� u MbLL O'nv �Nw. ��/ �VV�•bM� 1! •ppoyriN�. Ti��M uN f.'*.��R �stilrr�s .an Pink'n .wr. .J/wr r! ullwm. J1r��1e� �1 �Iti MVw�i�uu�. 1.�\ W euw��O��reti �M fM/� �v ��rwr�lrw f.w i�MMY •�sa xw� �Mwt IM.� w�MMlrs �� M�^� �wwrJ •�4L �'� •�r�rl ��l wi��41�w t�/ •��I �V��Iww. i1W► wlM�va\�w Ller�oii I ' , � � . � � ' . � � ---- ---._... �.... .__ .....__. .. � Y ' United Way Campaign PIIRPORF. . Corporate Campaign -• Headquarters ' 621 South Virgil Ave. Los Angeles - Califomia 90005 (213)736-1300 . � GENERAL • CAMPAIGN CHAtAMAN William F. Kieschnick SPECIFSC PURPOSE OF IISES TO WHICa PROCEEDS WZLL BE APPLIED �EPUTY CAMPAIGN CNAIpA9EN - James F. Dicicason . ` philip M. Hawiey • SUPPORT CAMPAIGN CHAI�fJlEN FranciS H. Arnone Onited Way,. Inc. will conduct its annual F�edw.eoWen comuriity campaign throughout Los Angeles Richard M. Ferry Count and the Antelo e Valle includin Gerald D. Foster Y P Y 9 philip M. Hawley portions of Kezn and San Bernar�ino Counties Larry D. Horner for cash donations and pledges to June 30 i Theodore Kanner . 1985. The campaign includes a partnership Of � Aivin S. Kaufer the IInited Way and its more than 275 agencies Joseph N. Mitchell George F. Moody and programs, the Los Angeles County chapters w�u�a� R. Robertson of : American Red Cross, and in Business, o�ck+n#on G. aoss Pzofessions and Zndustry, The American Cancer Bruce M. Schwaegler ` Societyf American Diabetes Association; REGtoNa� American Heart Association, Greater Los CAMPAICaN CHAIF ;Ft��N � Angeles Affiliate; American Heart. • gym X. Garcia Asaociation, Greater Long Beach Chapter; Amer.ican Lung Assaciation; The Arthritis R��^�� Foundation Southern California Chapter; C1ty WiuiamC.Lochmocl�er of Hopet Crippled Children's Society Regionlll Hemophilia Foundation; Long Beach Lunq Oc Stephen Horn Associationf Mental Health Association; R� Myasthenia Gravis Foundations National JosepnE.ci�tranai Multiple Sclerosis Society; Pasadena Lung Reyjonv Association. Robert M. MGnryre - . A funtlraiaing camoeign !n in< '� � ma�or h�a1N organizatlon Pai . • � ' mu� t�an Y75 Uni1M Nay Ag � ' and th� AmKiean Rad C:oas � �� aa � �•. ---..__.._._.._ .. . _. ----- --. _.. _ .. . . _ . . . .. , � UNITED iJAY CP.rJPAIG'Id 2ARTNERS' ' � . American Red Cross Arthritis roundation Los Angeles Chapter Southern Caliiornia Chapter 2�00 Wilshire Boulevard 4311 Wilshire Boulevard . Los Angeles, California Los Angeles, California United Way 9ao57 9oa10 Campaign (213} 384-5261 � (213) 938-6111 � Corporate Campaign American Cancer Society City of Hope Headquarters California Division 208 West Eighth Street 621 South Virgil Ave. 601 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles, California �os Angeles Suite 201 � 90014 Ca�itorn�a s000s (213)736-1300 'Los Angeles, California (213) 626-4611 90005 �. GENEAAL CAMPAIGN C}iAIRMAN (213) 386-7660 Crippled Children's SOC18t'j `^/illiam F. Kieschnick 7120 Franklin Avenue• oEPUrr American Diabetes Los Angeles, CdI1POtIlld CAMPAIGN CHAIFiMEN Association of • 90046 James F Oickason Southern California • (213) 874-3300 � Philip M. Hawley 3460 Wilshire Boulevard . SuaaoFT Suite 900 Hemo hilia FOUSSddt7.0l1 �MPAIGN CHAIRMEN P Francis H. Arnone Loa Angeles, California of Southern California F,red W. Bowen �90010 - 33 South Catalina Avenue Richard M. Ferry (.2I3). 938-7271 Suite 102 " Gerald 0. Foster Pasadena, California Philip M. Hawley Larry D. Horner Amezican Heart Association 91106 Theodore Kanner Greater Los Angeles (213) 793-6192 AlvinS.Kaufer Affiliate �osepn N. rn��cneu 2405 West Eighth Street . _ Long Beach Lung Association Georqe e�noody Los An eles, California 2002 Pacific AVEt1IIE William R. Robertsor� 9 Dickin an � . Ross 90057 Long Beach, California eruce . Scnwae9ier (213} 385-4231 �. �. � 90813 REGIONAL . ' • • • • (213) 436-9873 CAMPAIGN CtiAIRMEh American Aeart Association . q Greater Long Beach The Mental Aealfh Samuel X. Garcia Chapter Asaociation pegion u 2242 Long Heach Boulevard 930 Georgia Street William C. �ochmoelier Long Beach, California Los Angeles, California Rey�on ut 90806 90015 Dc Stephen Hom (213) 427-7473 (213) (213) 629-1527 � Regtoa�v , Josepn F. Aliorandi American Lung Association Myasthenia Gravis Reyionv of Los Angeles County Foundation Fobert M. Mclntyre 2670 Beverly Boulevard 548 South Spring Street LO$ AIl 21C8 California � Suite 814 . Alvndnfningcampaigninir. 9 I ma�ol haelm organizstVOn I�z 90026 LOS Angeles, California mor�l�en275U�iteOY�ayA� (213) 484 90013 antlth�AmMeanRadCross (213) 385-4174 National Multiple � Sclerosis Society Pasadena Lung Association 229 North Central Avenue 111 North Hudson Avenue Glendale, California Pasadena, California 91203 91101 (213) 247-1175 (213) 793-4148 i Onited Way, Inc. 621 South Virgil Avenue Los Angeles, California 90005 (213) 736-1300 • " � �, » � � _ _ .__. - :�, REPORT OF RESCiL•TS OF 1983-84 �� UN2TED WAY ANNOAL. CAMPAT ,V (�+�� UNITED WAY CAMPAZGN 62i Souin v�r9�i �n�er+u� 621 SOUTH VIRGIL AVENUE. LosAngeies.Car�orn�; LOS ANGELES� CALIFORNIA 90005 P�one213736�t300 Campaign Dates: 7/1/83 - 6/30/84 - RRCETpTS £ROM: � A. System—Wide Solicitation (Zncluding Surrounding Counties) - Approximately $70,202,00 B. Amount for Los Angeles County & ► Designatians - Approximately $65,480,00 EXPENSES; M A. Estimated Total Fund Raising Expenses - {7/1/83-b/30/84) $ 5,177,00 B. Approximate amount charged to � Los Angeles Co.. - (7/1/83-6/30/84) $ 4,829 �FT F!�LAININ- FOR CHARTT A•R PIRPOS .S; i � � .� A. System-Wide ' ;• " - $65,025,09 B. Los Angeles County and Designations - ' 560,651,00 DTSTRjAnT10N OF FUAIDS: ?,fter the payment of net collections from companies located in surzoundin9 counties to the United Ways in other Counties and'the payme of individual designations, the balance will be distributed, to Unit�d Way, Inc. Los Angeles for allocation by its volunteer budget committees to its more than 275 agencies, to the Los Angeles County chapters ofs American Red CrossF American Cancez Society; American Diabetes Association; Amezican Aeart Association, Los Angeles, Long Beach; Ameridan Lung Association; ArEhritis Foundation; City of Hope; Crippled Children's Society; Hemophilia Foundation; Long Beach Lung Associatinn; Hental Aealth Association; Gravis Foundation; National Flultiple Sclerosis Societyj and Pasadena Lung Association. . � � � Emmanuel . Lallana Vice Pre ident, Finance and Chi f Financial Officez � ;. ..� .. s :.; .: .' . ..:.. . . __ . • . .. = CITY OF LYNWOOD •t 1�0 BULUS ROAD, LYNWOOD, CA 9� �' ,_ ; �. Phone:.(213)537-0800 EXT:214 v 1531 � O. �''-�::� BUSINESS LICENSE APPLlCATION a �, �� ' AND 6-21-84 � ��'_:� ,,OCCUPANCY PEAMIT Date N . _ � . HEALTH DEPARTMENT' ' � • ; APPROVED ❑ . • .. _ " DENIED ❑ TYPE OF BUSINESS �& IISED HOhfE APPLIANCES p B � C. & D. APPLIANCE Business Phone 566-2873 Street Address 50894 ATLANTIC AVE .. NumberofEmp{oyees 1 Annual L{cense Fae v40.00 � ppllcanYs Name CAROLINA KENNON Phone �_--7 Address 9645 SAN CARLOS AVE. ��t SOUTH GATE,CA.90280 Property Owner's Name Y �� B g�YSH� Phone 653-9050 Address 8170 BEVERLY BLVD. #110 City LOS ANGELES,CA.90048 Applicant's Sl , �"''�n'� �-��"""" �,_ . . . . . BUILDING DEPARTMENT • ° ' - - Occupancy Group -2' Fire Zone _. ; � O _ - � Remarks " ' y �� : ��` .'.. J, � � . J%f V �.., � � AFPROVED �. . BuildingOfficial �� Y �'t L, �'�''L� �DENIED ❑ .= Oate 7=/�-��I GO��i��1. �� • :.� . .- � , � . ... . ...... . ... � _.;, r.: , . .. . . : ,. , _.. ,:.. FiRE DEPARTMENT `�} ' � - —_ - - =- - '-- � � A T �_ : Remarks � " L,r IL.C��"` .o�c..w G�.-�> � � t c ,.; <;: -. t .._ . � ireClearanc `��'�' _ c - APPROVED Inspector J �' ��-�-�^-� . ;:- DENIED ❑ . _ Date 1 �'' `/ - " , S' S� - - .r.:._ _ � � . , -,. PLANNING DEPARTMENT � �". �:.; Zoning � `:;: : . _ . Remarkg�� n �•�r ^ �� i� �o e�h�cr j S- PC�K � n aQ ,�1e�� !�a O _� 1 ��!� Q4 '(rlJf il.4 SJ � t.h�SS IG1Y-�1 S�� Sh�uQC�� L�� I`t'�.SJ '� C' Q � l S '� PPROV Planning 9erectrrr DENIED ❑ Date . - ORIGINAL , . .. :.. _ .. .: .. ... . .... :.:.:.:�: . , . ,. - �.. _ ... .. , . . � ; ,... . . . . . .. � - . . .c .:. . . ; '. . . AGE3IDA IT�1 . _ _ . /(o C _. . ' , . � " .. . � _ . ; ;, , ;.. , �` CITY OF LYNWOOD � 1�,DD �cation for Soecial. Pe�t �wner' s Name C4it o L r.�4 c� C-i✓�✓d �� Phone vo . � Owner' s Address 9� "+`� �t�.J �� ,� J, �s .t � c- lti_ ,Y Owner' s Occupation �� C c�a,-.r T Type of Permit Desired �dL�(S �� SeCOr/ r� h�it�,dd � ,, is ` � / -N� / Ner,,J Tf`��'�i�„ Location where permit is. ta be used /�0 895� �TTl�k,.✓t� •G ?� • ��{�t� . : ��4 • Qo�26y - Between what hours will permit be used �'/ -�`t , � d 7 � � What area will. be designated for. this use. (st. rt. ) �� c f��l � :,. _: �.��Ihat is the total qround floor area of structure ' r� D � �T' _. ._. . ;�. : . .., ,, � . .; : .: . Have you made appli:cation �for this type of perstit before7 N D Z� so,. where? . . . . _., - . .. ,� . r:._::: . . _.. _.,. . ;,.. ._ _ . Number of gersons employed '- O n�F - S�t �°, . 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NI F x < < 0 3 �?� ::�' � 2 - � �� 1idRIT_�L ST�TIIS �, OPER4TOB S LICEYSE n�9 i� 8 9�C SOCI �I. SECL'RITY :tU'1i8EA �G!- 2/ - l,C� � � - Z. LI'ST �;.I. �RESTS 4]HICB RESL'LTED I`T 9 COWICTION �✓o-�/!- n�o-�l � r� on/l- n�a �+/� acII e — ere arresze arge eazence or ii.ne Date Where rested Charge Seatieace or iine ate ere arreste arge entenc or :ine s z�s oF Bus _:r�ss � �� l� nA E��P,�� F=RU .ra�� G� 7. � P�/ �,✓� H►JS I`IESS e1DDRESS / 0 89 y� �Ar/� � '� ' PEOIVL' � G� • 2 8 7 3 L �� a � L �` — -� E.�S �1a�I'I PRECIOU3 PERI�IT Gn LICE.`iSE BEEV SUSPE_VDED OR RE�Of�D BY �:+Y �GE.YCY? N d IP SO �4H'Y? :�.`JY F�LSE STdTE3tE.lTS !daDE IN COLWECTiO:f i4ITH THIS 3EPORT �IILL BE ONSIDEHBD Gc�OG�DS FOR DE`II:�L OF THIS aPPLIC�TiON. S I Gv �TL'�: I`N��TIGdTIOV � :`BL � �II FI:IGE:��RI`+'iS BY: D�TE . �0 C3I:li:i�lL 3E!:CRD _FIND IVGS 0:`I F. P. C3RPS _ aP?R04 tJ !_, -�- DE:1 IED ' - - ` ,i;,�2" " — � � ; _ // .. `G ✓' �� - �_ •� -�-�� .:` � i CS��/ �