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Home My Public Portal AboutA1979-10-25 TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMISSION � I :�, ' • � T�� ,� . ;Y.._ �: October 25, 1979 HONORABLE CHAIR�4APd AND niEMBERS OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMn4ISSIOPd Gentlemen: SUI3JECT: STAFF RliPORT FOR THE I�fONTH OF OCPOB�R 1) COnIhiISSION�R'S COh1PENSA'PIOid The City Council at its October 16, 1979 meeting approved the payment of $15.00 per commissioner per month for the atten- dance of one meeting per month. The�Secretary shall notify the Accounting Department of attendance after each meeting. 2) LETTER OF UND�RSTANDING The City Council at its October 16, 1979 r�eeting approved the final form of this agreement between i;he State and City, which has.previously been approved by the Traffic and Parking Com- mission. 3) BLUE CURB - The City Council at its October 16, 1979 meeting, based upon the recommendation of this commission, halted the issuance of Handicapped Blue Curb Installations until proper guideiines are drawn up. 4) LA�YN PARKInG On October 11, 1979, three vehicles parked on the lawn at 4015 Ir�perial Highway were cited by the Sheriff's Department based upon cor.�plaints received by the Traffic and Parking Commission. 5) ALL�Y CL�AidUP I The Code Enforcement Department has informed staff that the debris in the alley N/O Cortland Avenue between Harris Avenue � and �ln Street was scheduled for clean up by the Contractor on October 19, 1979. 6) PR�SS RELEASE The October 25 edition of the Lynwood Press carries a notice I about the time, place, and purpose of the meetings held by the � ;raffic and Parking Commission as requested by this Commission I at its last regular meeting. Sincerely, � � ��.�� KEN II. ROSENFIELD Secretary, Traffic and Parking Commission KHR:sc i . �. � i �..�-� n�"o \�r 4 ��' �_ � September 4, 1979 . HONORABLE h4AYOR APdD MB�14f3ERS OF THL CITY COUNCIL Gerrtlemen: SUBJPCT7 COT.4PFIdSATZON FOR TRAFI'IC AND PARKING COMR4:CSSIOATS At a regular r�eeting of the City Council on Apri:L 1f3, 1�78 the Counci.l discussed and unani.mously a�proved a$15.00 stipend for members of the Traffic & Parking Commission to defray their traveling costs. The item �vas budgetecl for in 1978, but was suUsequently removed from�the bndget due to funding constraints imposed in July, 1978. On Au�ust 23, 1979, the Traffic and Parking Commission moved as a whole to petition the City Council to reinstate the stipend as previously approved. � If this compensation is implemented it will require an amendment to Ordinance No. 968, Section 1, pertaining to compensation for Traffir and Parking Commission memUers and a 1979-80 budget revision. Sincerely, ED�9ARD J. VALLIERE City T�ana�er '; �� i I;EN H. ROSENFIELD l Assistant Civil Engineer � � I �� I � � � i i i i I i 1 i 1 ` I I I l , ��,v,.�y, - � o — r ( :-1 � �� c�, , 1,..;�..G„�. ' ,o,��,-� ,4t `4 � l •t,^c�x.�-d�.�OtJ � / �.�di � 0 8�2 . It was moved by Councilman Hig�ins, seconded by Coun- CP^. Compen- ' cilman Byork, •that the Acting City Manager be cor�pen-- sated . sated during the time he serves as acting Citp Manager. , Roll Call:_ - Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Green, Higgins, Rowe, Morris. Noes: None:- - � Absent: None. A r=cess was called at 8:3o p.m. FollowinA the�re,cess, � the meeting was reconvened. �-•;';�,=�� ' `, ' i: , �_� �.,: COUNCIL AGEDIDA ' .;r: '`r��.: -,:. Coun.Rowe{re �OUncilman Rowe recommended that staff ascertain whether CAC mem- a member of Co.^ununity Affairs Commission has moved out ber moved, of the City. Councilman Rowe stated that in view of the fact that no aciion has been taken on olans for the Cor- Cor� yard Doration Yard and suggested location for the new Schocl o12ns District building, the Superintendent of Schools be contacted to acauaint the School District with proocsed plans. Cour..Higgins Councilman Higgins recommended that the Cit,y talce steos �e F.ogers to acauire the vacant Will Rogers School orooerty fror! Sch the State. •Gpu�'�Rowe reCouncilman Rowe inouired about nroposed oayment of Y�. ^�= � _ st�t�end �15•�� stiper.d to City Comr!iissioners. It was r�oved b,y �% Cour.cilman Green, seconded by Councilnan Niggins, that e2ch City Commissioner be naid the sum of $15 oer meeting attended and not to exceed one meetir.g per mcnth. Roll C21i: -' Ayes: Council;ien Byork, Green, Higgins, F.owe, r?orris. rloes: T1one. Absent: None. rcun, Hi� �ounciL:.an Higains recommended that the City send a r= th2nks 1=*ter to Judge Pregerson to thank hir� for atter.ding the ,to Judge i-105 Fre=way ceremonies at Bater!an Hall or. October 11, �?r��erscn 1979. The M2yor comr�ented that Judge Pregerson had de- sc:ibed Councilnar Byork as a"Courtroom Crator." I Coun.°yo^k Councilman Byork reauested that somethin� be done about re ccr!'1 ove^lo2d, unsightly and odiferous commercial trash cor.- '�on�aine^s tainers. He suggested that the bins be keot closed or I locked. ?'he F�ciing City Manager comriented that more freouent oickups might 211eviate the oroblem. Council- man Byork. requested staff to contact Mr. Bernie Nash re- gard'_ng the aroblem. ��Y. ;�an.Byork Councilman Byork stated that he has receivec� complaints ,� ,,, about "T7o Parking" si�ns which prohibit parkin� u:0� am �e :do � te 12:�0 om. I?e stated that it is his understandinR �'-''`��`� that 519 cf the residents have to petition th'e.-Git,y be- '''�� `ore a s*.reet is posted. Council;^.an Byork recomriended that �r•dinance t�o. 1033 ='elatir.z to Dc1Y'I:S^P orohibitions for the eurpose of street sweering be restudied b�� the ^raffic and Parkin� Comc^ission, with a vie*+,� to re- l ducin� the r:umbe� of hours. i I � I 1 I �--