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CITY OF LYNWOOD
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMISSION MEETING
SEPTEMBER 13, 1995
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS c
5:00 P.M. RE EIVED
AGENDA CITY OF LYNWOOD
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
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I. OPENING CEREMONIES 7181911011112111213141516
A. Call to Order PvlcI eci L y .r
B. Pledge of Allegiance
C. Certification of the Posting of the Agenda LI
D. Roll Call '\
E. Approval of the Past Minutes - August 16, 1995
II. INFORMATION ITEMS i L,
A. Report on City events
B. Report on Block Watch Program
III. SCHEDULED MATTERS
A. Report on Fall Programs
B. Report on Chamber of Commerce
C. Discussion on Community Service Day
D. Report on Fiesta Patrias
IV. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
V. COMMISSION ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
ADJOURNMENT
Motion to adjourn to the regularly scheduled meeting on October 18,
1995 at 5:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 11330 Bullis•
Road, City of Lynwood, CA 90262.
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMISSION MINUTES
OF THE AUGUST 16, 1995 MEETING
The Community Affairs Commission meeting of August 16, 1995 was
called to order by Chairperson David Litsinger at 5:00 p.m. The
pledge of Allegiance was led by Commissioner Bette Espeseth.
Roll Call of Commissioners present:
Chairperson
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
3avid Litsinger
Bette Espeseth
Yolanda Bays
Ann Fields
Lucille Walker
Barbara Newton
Commissioner Lorna Hawkins was not in attendance.
Staff present: Mr. Ralph Davis
Mr. Davis certified the posting of the agenda.
Commissioner Espeseth motioned to approve the minutes of the July
19, 1995 meeting. Commissioner Newton seconded the motion. The
Commission agrees and the minutes were so ordered.
INFORMATION ITEMS
Mr. Davis handed out to the Commissioners information on the August
Arts Project, the After School Program at Hosler Jr. High School,
fliers on upcoming Tennis classes, the Baby Anthony Program from
St. Francis Medical Center, the Agenda for the Block Watch Captains
meeting and several newsreleases.
Mr. Davis announced that the Lynwood Activity Center will close
permanently on August 31, 1995. New locations for classes that
were held at the Activity Center have not been determined.
Mr. Davis asked for all Commissioners to read the Block Watch
Minutes and if there are any questions to feel free and ask.
SCHEDULED MATTERS
The Senior Citizens Brainstorming Luncheon was sponsored by
Supervisor Burkes Office. In attendance were Senior Citizens from
the following cities, Carson, Compton, and Lynwood. A letter of
Thank you was received from Supervisor Burkes Office.
Mr. Davis stated that the City Council has changed the policy on
yard sale. This is due to too many people having sales without
purchasing permits. The City Council has set up the following
schedule for sales to take place, January through March - last
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COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMIES
MINUTES OF THE MEETING ON
AUGUST 16, 1995
weekend in March, April through June
through September -last weekend in
December - first weekend in December.
- last weekend in June, July
September, October through
Fiestas Patrias will be celebrated this year as a Street Fair. The
celebration will take place from September 15 through September 17,
1995. The Radio Station KWKW is sponsoring the entertainment for
this event. Pageantry Productions is handling the event
coordination and the selling of vendors booths. Cost per booth is
between $500.00 and $700.00. Shamrock Shows will provide the
carnival at this event.
Mr. Davis reported on the Community Service Day Program for this
year by saying that so far the Recreation and Community Services
Department purchased gift certificates from Frontier Warehouse
totaling $1,500.00. Ralph Davis recommended to the Commissioners
that they put in a motion to set up a procedure for this event.
Commissioner Espeseth moved to approve the motion and Commissioner
Newton seconded the motion. Mr. Davis will come back with the
date of the event and an ordinance.
PUBLIC ORALS
NONE
COMMISSION ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Commissioner Walker reported that the Lynwood Methodist Church will
be celebrating its 80th Anniversary. There will be a program at
the church this Saturday.
Commissioner Bays reported that at Wilson Elementary School there
have been twelve (12) reports of a man exposing himself to parents.
This was reported to the Sheriff's Department.
Commissioner Newton that in two (2) weeks school will begin.
Commissioner Espeseth would like to know how many small businesses
are in Lynwood because they are usually the ones that complain the
most about needing more money. Commissioner Espeseth also reported
that today is the last day for Alpha Beta.
Chairperson Litsinger reported that someone is dumping oil between
Cortland and Lugo. The oil is getting into people's yards.
The regularly scheduled meeting was rescheduled to Wednesday,
September 13, 1995. The meeting was adjourned at 6:10 p.m. by
Chairperson David Litsinger