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Home My Public Portal AboutA1972-05-02 CCCITY OF LYNWOOD C A L I F O R N I A AGENDA REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD May 2, 1972 I INVOCATION II PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III CALL TO ORDER IV APPROVAL OF MINUTES V PRESENTATION OF AWARD VI PUBLIC BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR VII PROCLAMATION VIII PUBLIC HEARING Roll call of Councilmen: John D. Byork Henry J. Liewer E. L. Morris James E. Rowe John H. Stevens (1) Adjourned Regular Meeting of April 18, 1972 (2) Regular Meeting of April 18, 1972 (1) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY.COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, COMMENDING THE 164TH MAINTENANCE COMPANY ARMY RESERVE FOR SERVICES RENDERED TO THE COMMUNITY (1) A PROCLAMATION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD PROCLAIMING MAY 14- 20, 1972, AS NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK (1) A PUBLIC HEARING HAS BEEN CALLED TO HEAR ARGUMENTS FOR OR AGAINST THE ABATEMENT OF A NUISANCE AT 11913 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD 0 0 COUNCIL AGENDA May 2, 1972 Page 2 I i IX AWARD OF BID; X MANAGEMENT STUDIES AND REPORTS (1) FOR REMOVAL OF STRUCTURE AT 5507 CORTLAND Recommendation: Award to lowest and best bidder. (1) FEDERAL GRANT FOR WATER WELLS Synopsis: Staff request for Council authori- zation to prepare preliminary application for grant assistance under Public Law 89 -117 for Construction Funding in the amount of approxi- mately $200, 000 for four (4) water wells. (2) GENERAL SERVICES AGREEMENT -- COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Synopsis: Council consideration of Resolution for Agreement with the County of Los Angeles to provide certain services for a five (5) year period. (3) APPORTIONMENT OF "TOPICS" FUNDS Synopsis: Council apportionment of "Topics" Funds for improvements of traffic signal systems and overall traffic improvements. (4) REAL ESTATE SIGN ORDINANCE Synopsis: Council review of proposals by the Compton- Lynwood Board of Realtors and City Staff for revised sign ordinance. (5) WATER RIGHTS LEASE -- HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY Synopsis: Council consideration of offer to lease 39. 75 acre feet of water rights. (6) RELINQUISHMENT OF CITY SEWER EASEMENT Synopsis: Council consideration of relinquish- ment of City sewer easement between Mona Boulevard and Industry Way for Economic Resources Corporation. • • r COUNCIL AGENDA May 2, 1972 Page 3 (7) PARKING RESTRICTION ON FIR STREET (FERNW.00D TO WALNUT AVENUES) Synopsis: Council consideration of Staff Report on certain parking restriction at the above described location. (8) PARKING RESTRICTION ON LUGO AVENUE (SPRUCE STREET AND BULLIS ROAD) Synopsis: Council consideration of Staff Report on certain parking restriction at the above described location. (9) POLICE DEPARTMENT MANPOWER ALTER- NATIVES Synopsis: Council consideration of Staff Plans to review Police Department manning alter- natives. (10) STREET LIGHTING DEBT LIMIT REPORT 1972 -1975 Synopsis: Council review of report on the installation, maintenance, and energy for the City's Street Lighting System. XI ORDINANCES AND (1) Second reading of Ordinance entitled: RESOLUTIONS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING SECTION 8.7 OF THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE ESTAB- LISHING SET -BACK LINES FOR LONG BEACH BOULEVARD (2) Second reading of an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING CHAPTER XXI -A TO ORDINANCE NO. 570 REQUIRING DEDICATION OF LAND FOR STREET PURPOSES AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS AS A CONDITION OF THE ISSUANCE OF A BUILDING PERMIT 0 9 COUNCIL AGENDA May 2, 1972 Page 4 (3) First reading of a Resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING AND ORDERING FILING OF MAP: DETERMINING THE NATURE, LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IMPROVEMENT; MAKING OTHER DETERMINATIONS REQUIRED BY THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION, LIMITATION AND MAJORITY PROTEST ACT OF' 1931; AND ORDERING A WRITTEN REPORT UNDER SAID ACT (4) First reading of a Resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, APPROV- ING REPORT AND FIXING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING THEREON. (5) First reading of a Resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING REPORT, ]DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO FORM THE STREET LIGHT- ING DISTRICT NO. 2, AND FIXING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING PROTESTS TO PRO- POSED IMPROVEMENTS. XII FINANCE REPORT (1) Demands Resolution entitled: A RESOLU'T'ION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND APPROVING THE, DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR. XIII DEPARTMENTAL (1) Information Bulletin No. 72-8 REPORTS Recommendation: Receive and file (2) Citizens' Service Request Log No. 72 -8 Recommendation: Receive and file COUNCIL AGENDA May 2, 1972 Page 5 (3) Code Enforcement Committee Nuisance Abatement Activity Report No, 72 -5 Recommendation: Receive and file (4) Abandoned Vehicles Removal Progress Report No. '72 -6 Recornrnendation. Receive and file (5) Public Works Department Emergency Employ- ment Act Work Summary Recommendation: Receive and file XIV COMMUNICATIONS (1) Letter received from California Committee on Regional Medical Programs XV CITY CLERK'S (1) Request from Soulville Foundation (held AGENDA over for further information) for permission to conduct fund drive from April -June, 1972. Synopsis: Copies of all material submitted with agenda. (2) Young World Development (American Freedom from Hunger Foundation) request for permission to conduct fund raising walk on May 13, 1972. Synopsis: Representative of organization is expected to be present at meeting of May 2. (3) Applications for fireworks stands from the following organizations: a. American Legion Post #85, 2600 Imperial Highway b. Boy Scout Troop 60, 11716 Long Beach Blvd. C. Boy Scout Troop 84, 4050 Imperial Highway d. Warren Chapter DeMolay, Imperial & Norton e. Lynwood Elks Lodge, 3581 Century Boulevard f. Diplomats Drum & Bugle Corp, Long Beach Boulevard and Tweedy g. Job's Daughters #248, 3547 Century Boulevard h. Knights of Columbus, 2791 Imperial Highway and 3889 Imperial Highway i. Operation L„ I. N. D.A. , 11709 Long Beach Boulevard j. St. Emydius Church, Southwest corner of Brenton and Century k, Southwest Indian Scouts. Southwest corner of Atlantic and Carlin • O lo COUNCIL AGENDA May 2, 1972 Page 6 1. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Northeast corner of Bellinger & Imperial Synopsis: If approved, suggest approval contingent on compliance with all regula- tions for sale of safe and sane fireworks in the City. XVI COUNCIL AGENDA Mayor E. L, Morris (NEW BUSINESS) Vice Mayor John Stevens Councilmen Byork, Liewer, Rowe (1) Appointment to various agencies (a) Los Angeles County Division, League of California Cities (delegate and alternate delegate) (b) Independent Cities of Los Angeles County (delegate and alternate delegate) (c) County Sanitation District No. 1 (alternate director) (d) Los Angeles County Library Advisory Board (representative) (2) Any other XVII ADJOURNMENT' Adjourn to the next adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to be held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall at 7:OOPM. jm RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA COMMENDING THE 164TH MAINTENANCE COMPANY ARMY RESERVE FOR SERVICES RENDERED TO THE COMMUNITY WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood initiated a Spring Clean -Up Campaign held April 8th and 9th and, WHEREAS, the 164th Maintenance Company Company of the Army Reserve from Patton Reserve Center in the City of Bell provided the City with five trucks and a contingent of twenty men to help in these major clean -up efforts, and WHEREAS, Captain Malvyn Makos, Commanding Officer and Sgt. Allen Coloman were responsible for providing and directing the efforts of the Army Reserve, and WHEREAS, through these efforts the City was able to collect and remove 450, 000 pounds of trash and accumulated refuse throughout the community. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD that the Council hereby extends its sincere apprecia- tion on the efforts of the 164th Maintenance Company Army Reserve in the April 8th and 9th Spring Clean -Up Program in the City of Lynwood. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED'this day of , 1972. ATTEST; JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD City Clerk City of Lynwood E. L. MORRIS Mayor City of Lynwood P R O C L A M A T I O N NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK WHEREAS, the public works services provided in our community are an integral part of our citizen's everyday lives; and WHEREAS, the support of an understanding and informed citizenry is vital to the planning and construction of public works programs and systems, such as water, sewer, streets, highways and other types of facilities; and WHEREAS, the health, sanitation, safety and general well -being of this community depends, to a great degree, on these services and facilities; and WHEREAS, the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of these facilities, as well as the planning, design, and construction of future facilities, is vitally dependent upon our public works engineers, administrators, and technicians; and WHEREAS, retaining and attracting qualified and dedicated personnel to staff public works departments is materially influenced by the people's attitude and understanding of the importance of the work performed by such employees; NOW, THEREFORE, 1, E, L. Morris, Mayor of the City of Lynwood, do hereby proclaim May 14 - 20, 1972, as NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK and call upon all citizens and civic organizations to acquaint themselves with the problems involved in providing public works facilities and services, and recognize the important role in our safety, health and well -being that is played by the public works officials in our community. Dated this 2nd day of May 1972. Mayor of the City of Lynwood 0 0 May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: NUISANCE ABATEMENT HEARING - 11913 Long Beach Boulevard Gentlemen: This property was brought to our attention on a complaint made early February, 1972 and consequently was posted as a nuisance on February 16, 1972. On display are photographs which show the condition of this property on April 14, 1972. Staff believes that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fact that the excessive trash and lack of maintenance visable at this property constitutes a nuisance under the definition in the City Code relating to nuisance abatement. RECOMMENDATION: 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 certain property within said City and directing the abatement thereof. " RONALD PRINCE City Manager RP /mek Attachment (1) 3 RESOLUTION NO. s A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DETERMINING THAT A NUISANCE IS BEING MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN SAID CITY AND DIRECTING THE ABATEMENT THEREOF, WHEREAS, pursuant to the recommendation of the City Manager of the City of Lynwood, this City Council has previously found that a certain premises, hereinafter more fully described, may be presently being maintained in such a manner as to con- stitute a nuisance; WHEREAS, in light of said finding, this Council adopted a resolution declaring its intention to conduct a public hearing to ascertain whether a nuisance is being maintained on said property; and WHEREAS, this Council has held a 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, repair, removal, or demolition thereof; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynnood does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows: Section 1. The property described as Lot 'T04, Tract 2992, and generally known as 11913 Long Beach Boulevard, Lynwood, California, is hereby found and declared to be a public nuisance as defined in Section 22 -A.2 of the Lynwood City Code. Section 2. The particular conditions of said property which are hereby found and determined to constitute a nuisance are described as follows: a. Accumulated trash and debris. b. Miscellaneous abandoned vehicles. Section 3. It is further found and determined that, -I- I 9 F in order to abate said nuisance, it will be necessary that the following steps be taken: a. Remove all trash and debris. b. Provide proper storage for salvageable material. Section 4. The owner of said property, H. N. and R. H. Hartwell 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 posted upon the property, the City of Lynwood shall immediately cause the same to be abated by , City Personnel or private contract and such personnel or persons under contract are expressly authorized to enter upon the ,premises for such purposes. Section 6. In the event the City of Lynwood causes 'the aforementioned nuisance to be abated by City Personnel or private contract, the owner of the premises shall be liable to said City for all costs of such abatement, including all adminis- trative costs. All said costs shall constitute a special assess- ment against the subject property. Section 7. The City Clerk is authorized and directed to post conspicuously at least one copy of this resolution on 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 or is known to the City Clerk. The failure of any owner or other person to receive such notice shall not affect in any manner the validity of any -2- proceedings taken hereunder. APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of May, 1972. s/ E. L. Morris Mayor of e City of ynwoo (SEAL) ATTEST: s/ Josephine L. Shepherd City C er , i y o Lynwood May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY OCUNCIL SUBJECT: DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES - AWARD OF BID Gentlemen: The Building & Zoning Department has recently prepared and received informal proposals for the removal of structures located at 5507 Cortland Avenue. City Council will recall this property was declared to be a nuisance by Resolution No. 72 -20 and given 30 days to be abated on February 15, 1972, and since no effort has been made by the owner, Council further authorized a bid call on April 18, 1972. Bids were received on April 28 with the results indicated below. Under the Abatement Procedure the staff will, in the future, prepare the necessary reports indicating actual cost of de- molitions as well as administrative costs in order that they be properly assessed to the respective properties, and hence become a lien for tax collections. Contractor Total Bid Costs 1. Viking Land Clearing, Inc. $500.00 Van Nuys, California 2. Maness Excavating & Grading Inc. 585.00 Paramount, California 3. Goldbar Land Clearing & Wrecking Co. 765.00 Los Angeles, California This office has checked the references of Viking Land Clearing, Inc. and finds they are satisfactory and acceptable. RECOMMENDATION Council award the low bid bid for the demolition of Land Cl ring, I of Van _ RONALD PRINCE City Manager of $500.00 as the lowest and best structures as described to Viking Nuys, California. RP:n ff' k May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: FEDERAL GRANT FOR WATER WELLS Gentlemen: The impending construction of the Century Freeway (Route 105) will necessarily cause the City to relocate four (4) -wells now in the path of the Freeway. The wells to be relocated are No. 10, No. 17 -A, No. 17 -B, and No, 18 located in the area of Fernwood and east of Atlantic Avenue. Lampman and Associates, under contract with the City, are completing design engineering for the new wells and have proceeded to the extent that preliminary cost estimates are now available. The total cost of relocation of these wells is approximately $418,000. Anticipated funding for construction of these relocated wells will partially be borne by the State Division of Highways. However, the City will still have considerable costs for this construction. It is therefore proposed that the City file an application for grant assistance, The City is eligible for 50% of the costs of constructing the new water wells under Public Law 89 -117 administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Therefore, the City is eligible for a grant in the amount of approximately $200, 000 for these proposed water improvements. The administration and engineering costs must be borne by the City and there- fore the actual overall project cost distribution is usually 55% for the City and 45% for the Federal Government. Under the provisions of Public Law 89 -117 the City files two separate applications with the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The preliminary application includes statements on comprehensive planning, the City's General Plan, the method of budgeting the improvements, the location of the proposed facilities, and a tentative time schedule for the project. After approval of the preliminary application, the final application is filed which includes the final plans and specifications for construction, In discussing this project with HUD officials last week, it was determined that the preliminary application should be filed in May for funding during the first quarter of the 1972 -73 Fiscal Year, This also coincides with Lampman and Associates schedule to complete plans and specifications for these wells within the next three (3) months. RECOMMENDATION: Council direct City Manager to prepare Preliminary Application for Grant Assistance under Public Law 89 -117 for Construction Funding of Water Wells describ in this stu RONALD PRINCE City Manager ,City of Lynwood �i\ May 2, 1972 a HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL RE: GENERAL SERVICES AGREEMENT -- COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Gentlemen, Our present five -year General Services Agreement with the County of Los Angeles is due to expire on June 30, 1972. According to the terms of the agreement the City must notify the County if it wishes to renew the agree- ment for the forth coming five -year period. A General Services agreement is a "blanket- type" agreement by which the Cities may request certain services from various County Departments such as prosecution services from the District Attorney, property assessment services, tax collection Services, etc, There is no charge for the General Services Agreement but only for the specific services that may be requested pursuant to it. At the present time General Services agreements are in effect with 65 cities in the County. Should the City Council wish to renew this agreement, it will then be placed on the Agenda for ratification by the Board of Supervisors. RECOMMENDATION; Council adoption of the attached Resolution entitled, "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING RENEWAL OF A CONTRACT WITH THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES CONCERNING GENERAL SERVICE ;R;EEME RONALD PRINCE City Manager City of Lynwood RP:jm Attachment (1) RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING RENEWAL OF A CONTRACT WITH THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES CONCERNING GENERAL SERVICES AGREEMENT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. The City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby notifies the Board of Supervisors that it desires to renew the General Services Agreement currently in effect between the County and the City for a five -year period terminating on June 30, 1977 and requests the Board of Supervisors to consent to the renewal of said Agreement subject to the terms and provisions thereof and to authorize County departments to continue to provide the services requested pursuant to the existing General Services Agreement. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lynwood, held on the day of , 1972. E. L. MORRIS Mayor ATTEST: City of Lynwood JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD City Clerk City of Lynwood r • • May 2, 1972 ,HONORABLE MAYOR AND 'MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL ,SUBJECT: APPORTIONMENT OF CALIFORNIA FEDERAL TOPICS FUNDS FOR THE 1971 -72 AND 1972 -73 FISCAL YEARS Gentlemen: During March of 1972, the California Department of Public Works notified the City of Lynwood that in accordance with the recommendations of the TOPICS Advisory Committee, the City's share of the apportion- ment of California's Federal TOPICS Funds was $20, 537 each for fiscal. years 1971 -72 and 1972 -73. More recently, Mr. Haig Ayanian, District Engineer for the California Division of Highways, District 7, has notified the City this apportionment for these fiscal years must be obligated by the local agencies by means of a resolution of intent. The allocated amounts for fiscal years 1969 -70 and 1970 -71 to the City of Lynwood under this same TOPICS Program is a total of $81,055. Council will recall this amount was transferred to the Los Angeles County under a cooperative agreement in order to modernize and interconnect the traffic signals along Imperial Highway within the limits of the City. Recent inquiries to the County Road Department indicate this work will be completed during the summer of this year. The new apportioned moneys under this project would be expended by the local agency for improvement projects in the areas of traffic signal systems, channelication, lighting, and general overall traffic improve- ments. Other options to the local agencies are entering into cooperative agreements with local counties to improve major arterials on a regional basis such as the Imperial Highway Traffic Signal Project. RECOMMENDATION Council adopt "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood Intending to Obligate its California's Federal TOPICS Apportionment for 1971 -72 and 1972 -73 Fiscal Years ". RONALD PRINCE City Manager CA'RLOS H. ALVARADO Director of Public Works RP:CHA:om i Enclosures J-3 RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD INTENDING TO OBLIGATE ITS CALIFORNIA'S FEDERAL TOPICS APPORTIONMENT FOR 1971 -72 AND 1972 -73 FISCAL YEARS. WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood has received notification from Mr. James A, Moe, State Director of Public Works, by letter to the Director of Public Works, dated March 23, 1972, that Federal TOPICS funds have been apportioned to the City of Lynwood in the amounts of $20,537.00 for the 1971/72 fiscal year and $20,537.00 for the 1972 /73 fiscal. year, and WHEREAS, the City must exercise one of four options or combinations thereof with respect to the acceptance or rejection of its TOPICS apportionment as outlined in Exhibit "A ", attached, prior to 60 days from March 23, 1972, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Lynwood elects to expend the $41,074.00 of TOPICS funds apportioned to'the City in each of the 1971/72 and 1972/73 fiscal years for both (Option A) improvement projects and studies, and (Option C) assign- ment of funds to other agencies. APPROVED and ADOPTED this 2nd day of May, 1972, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ATTEST; CITY CLERK, CITY OF LY WWOOD Exhibit A 1971/72 AND 1972/73 TOPICS APPORTIONMENT OPTIONS A. Funds to be expended by Agency for a stated purpose (for study, improvement projects, or both). B. Agency desires to accumulate funds and combine them with another fiscal. year's apportionment for use by that Agency in financing a more substantive program. This to meet the requirements set forth in Item 2 of "Rules Regarding Use of TOPICS Funds." C. Agency desires to assign funds to another agency within an urban area using cooperative agreement procedures - assignment to be subject to review and recommendation by involved Coordinating Agents and to approval by Department. (copy of agreement or reciprocal resolutions, together with Coordinating Agent's recommendation, are to be furnished Department). D. Agency will release funds to Department by official action of its governing body for redistribution. Agency's release may be made with or without recommendations regarding the redistribution. May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: REAL ESTATE SIGN ORDINANCE Gentlemen: The Compton- Lynwood Board of Realtors, Inc., by letter dated April 26, 1972, has submitted comments upon and suggested modifications to the proposed ordinance. This study will attempt to summarize these sug- gestions and 'comments and provide our analysis of them. Attached is a revised form of the proposed ordinance showing the suggested revisions of the Board of Realtors in italicized type and our suggested revisions in standard type. Alternate revisions will be shown by brackets. The areas of suggested revision include, Size Requirements, Sold Signs, Removal of Signs, Open House Signs, and Commercial and Industrial Signs. SIZE REQUIREMENTS -- The original ordinance allowed signs of up to six (6) square feet. Our proposed ordinance would allow signs of only 150 square inches. The revision suggested by the Board of Realtors is again revert to the six (6) square foot size, but to include all attachments to a sign within the six square foot limitation. SOLD SIGNS -- The original ordinance contained no limitation on the use of s� ;��leased ", etc. supplemental signs. The proposed ordinance would have eliminated such signs. The suggested amendment of the Board of Realtors would permit such signs, but only in lieu of the For Sale sign or as an attached rider to such sign and would be limited in the duration of their use to a period of 30 days from the date of installation of such signs without regard to the completion of the sale or lease transaction. REMOVAL OF SIGNS -- The original ordinance made no provision for removal of signs after completion of the transaction with respect to which the sign related. The proposed ordinance would have required the sign be removed on the date of opening of escrow or upon the date of the contract of sale. The revision suggested by the Board of Realtors would be to eliminate any limitation on the duration of use of such sign although the limit of the use of a sold sign or rider to a maximum period of 30 days. Apparently this is based on the assumption that once the sold sign is required to be removed that the basic sign itself will also be removed. OPE HOUSE S IGNS -- The original ordinance had no limitation on open house signs, flags, or other paraphernalia. The proposed ordinance would have eliminated such signs, flags, and paraphernalia. The suggested modification by the Board of Realtors would permit two open house signs in addition to the signs otherwise permitted on the property, plus 4 flags but limit the use of these signs and flags for a period not to exceed 12 hours each week. This additional two signs and 4 flags for each lot which is usuable �i� SIGN ORDINANCE Page 2 for a period of 12, not necessarily consecutively, hours would presumably cover the optimum hours of the two or three days of the weekend. It is suggested, however, that the open house signs, flags, and paraphernalia would be limited to the one basic sign with an open house attachment which should not exceed two square feet of additional sign footage and be attached to the main sign or the supporting post or bracket, and the 4 flags. Three signs and 4 flags appear to be excessive open house identification. Staff agrees with the industry that off -site directional signs should not be allowed in the proposed ordinance of the proposed ordinance as modi- fied by the Board of Realtors. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SIGNS -- The original ordinance provided for 20 square feet of signing for commercial, industrial, and multiple properties. The proposed ordinance did not change these conditions. The suggested modification of the Board of Realtors, however, suggests that additional footage should be allowed to compensate for additional circum- stances. No additional amendments to our Zoning Ordinance would be required. This is, and has been, permitted under the existing variance procedure. RECOMMENDATION; Council determination of conditions to be included in new proposed real estate si n ordinance RONALD PRINCE City Manager City of Lynwood RP:jm Attachment (1) ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING SECTION 3.17 OF THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE RELATING TO REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING SIGNS IN DISTRICT NO. 2 THE CITY COUNTIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD HEREBY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1 SECTION 3.17 of the Lynwood City Code is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION 3.17 DIVISION OF CITY INTO DISTRICTS For the purpose of this article, the City is divided into two districts, name, District No. 1 and District No. 2. District No. 1 shall include all commercial and industrial areas as from time to time are zoned P -1, CB -1, C -2, C -2 -A, C -3, M -1 and M -2, pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance of the City. District No. 2 shall include the rest and remainder of the City. Section 3. 7 to 3.11 and Sections 3.13 to 3.16 control all advertising media in District No. 1. No signs shall be permitted in District No. 2 except one (1) unlighted sign not exceeding sgaape ine ^^ six (6) square f eet in size, including attached riders containing ad- vertising, on one side only, regarding the sale, lease, or rental of the building and /or premises upon which it is dis- played, and the name, address, and telephone number of the owner and /or duly authorized agent for such owner. Stmh eemPletiee e€ a tra s tiac3 t4er^iere— sueh. ar the sale, er- lea-se : Such sign shall be located parallel to the ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3e 17 OF THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE Page 2 sidewalk in front of the house or lot, and shall be set back not less than 15 feet from the sidewalk; provided, however, where the set- back line on a particular parcel is less than 20 feet from the sidewalk, the sign may be located not more than 5 feet in front of such set back line; and provided farther that when a sign at such location is obscured from view from 'the street such sign may be placed directly in front of such shrubbery . Such advertising sign shall be removed from the property en +w,. dot S-R ppepe ..`mss wr A "soZd" or " Zeased" sign or attached "soZd" or "leased" rider shall be permitted to remain on such building and /o premises for a maximum period of thirty (30)_ days. In addition to aZZ signs otherwise permitted in this section [two (2) "open house" signs, not exceeding six (6) square feet in size, at the same Zocation as signs otherwise permitted by this section,Mne "open house" r ider, not exceeding two (2) square feet in size, may be atta ched to any such sign or supporting post or brackef] and four (4) fZags (located at least ten (10) feet behind the curb l ine ) shaZZ be permitted on each Lot or parcel for a period of not more than tweZve (Z2) hours per week The provisions of this section shall be applicable to all property within District No. 2, notwithstanding any pro- vision of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Lynwood to the contrary. SECTION 2: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be pub- • ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3,17 OF THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE Page 3 lished once in the Lynwood Press, a newspaper of general circulation, 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 , 1972, and finally adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of said'Council held on the day of 1972, by the following vote: Ayes - Noes - Absent - E. L. MORRIS Mayor ATTEST: City of Lynwood :TOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD City Clerk City of Lynwood I 1 i-5 May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: WATER RIGHTS LEASE - HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY Gentlemen: The City Council is aware the City of Lynwood belongs to the Central and West Basin Water Replenishment District. As such, the district is responsible for allocating to each member a maximum amount of water that may be pumped from the underground on an annual basis. The Water Replenishment District has allocated to the City a right to pump approximately 5,154 acre feet of water each year. For the last several years the City's annual water consumption has been averaging at approximately 8,600 acre feet, this difference is made up through purchases from the Metropolitan Water District. The fact that our municipal water system has a direct connection with the Metropolitan Water District, places the City in a position to allow other members of this district to purchase a certain percentage of the City's allocated water rights under what is called an Exchange Pool Offers requirement. For the prior water year and under the Exchange Pool Offers requirement, any party wishing to purchase water could do so at a charge of $43 per acre foot. The Horseshoe Cattle Company has again approached the City with an additional offer to lease its remaining 39.75 acre feet of water right to the City at the same charge of $42 an acre foot. The City can certainly use this quantity of water inasmuch as it would buy less water from Metropolitan Water District at the higher rate of $54 an acre foot. Therefore, the only difference involved is the extra amount in pumping cost added to the $42 an acre foot price. Our calculations indicate the cost to pump the water in addition to the $42 price would be approximately the same as the City is now pay- ing Metropolitan Water District. Enclosed for Council's review is a Water Right License and Agree- ment executed by Clifford Smith of the Horseshoe Cattle Company for the City's right to pump 39.75 acre feet of water. • - i RE COMMENDATION Council approve the water rights transaction between the Horseshoe Cattle Company and the City of Lynwood and authorize the Mayor to execute necessary agreements. RONALD PRINCE City Manager CARLOS H. ALVARADO ' Director of Public Works RP:CHA nom I Enclosure r I WO 3R RIGII'1' LICENS AN AGRE L,- HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY hereby grants to the CITY OF LYNWOOD: a license to extract 39.75 acre -feet of licensor's Allowed Pumping Allo- cation allocated to licensor (or predecessors in interest) under and pursuant to Judgement dated October 11, 1965 and entered in Los Angeles Superior Court Case No. 786,656 entitled "Central and West Basin Water Replenishment District vs. Charles E. Adams, et al." during the period commencing October 1, 1971 and continuing to and including Sept. 30; 1972. Said License is granted, subject to the following conditions: (1) Licensee shall exercise said right and extract the same on be- half of IIORSESJ CATTLE COMPANY during the period above specified and put the same to beneficial use and licensee shall not by the exercise hereunder of said right acquire any right to extract water independent of the rights of licensor. (2) Licensee shall pay assessments levied on the pumping of said ground waters by the Central and West Basin Water Replenishment District. (3) Licensee shall notify the District and the W3termaster that said pumping was clone pursuant to this license and provide the Watermaster with a copy of the document. (4) Licensee shall note, in any recording of water production for the period of agreement, that said pumping was clone pursuant to this license. HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY warrants that he has 39.75 acre -feet of Allowed Pumping Allocation and that he has not pumped and will not pump or permit or license any other person to pump any part of said 39.75 acre -feet during period of October 1, 1971. through September 30, 1972. DATED: HORSES CATTLE COMPANY By Z" Title �r,!7/ i CITY OF LYNWOOD By Title L' #R RIGHT LICE AND AGR #_NT _ r i� HORSESIOE CATTLE COMPANY hereby grants to the CITY OF LYNWOOD: a license to extract 39,75 acre -feet of licensor's Allowed Pumping Allo- i cation allocated to licensor (or predecessors in interest) under and pursuant to Judgement dated 1 October 11, 1.965 and entered in Los Angeles Superior Court Case No. 786,656 entitled "Central and West Basin Water Replenishment District vs. Charles E. Adams, et al." during the period commencing October 1, 1971 and continuing to and including Sept. 30; 1972. Said License is granted, subject to the following conditions: (1) Licensee shall exercise said right and extract the same on be- half of HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY during the period above specified and put the same to beneficial use and licensee shall not by the exercise hereunder of said right acquire any right to extract water independent of the rights of licensor. (2) Licensee shall pay assessments levied on the pumping of said ground waters by the Central and West Basin Water Replenishment District. (3) Licensee shall notify the District and the Watermaster that said pumping was done pursuant to this license and provide the Watermaster with a copy of the document. (4) Licensee shall note, in any recording of water production for the period of agreement, that said pumping was done pursuant to this license. HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY warrants that he has 39.75 acre -feet of Allowed Pumping Allocation and that he has not pumped and will not pump or permit or license any other person to pump any part of said 39.75 acre -feet during period of October 1, 1971 through September 30, 1972. DATED: HORSESHOE CATTLE COMPANY /I Jj By Title / 4 7�/{ r CITY OF LYNWOOD By Title • May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL 0 SUBJECT: RELINQUISHMENT OF CITY EASEMENT BETWEEN MONA BOULEVARD AND INDUSTRY WAY Gentlemen: Economic Resources Corporation is requesting the relinquishment of a 10' sewer easement between Mona Boulevard and Industry Way in the Watts Industrial Park. Pursuant to Section 50435 of the Government Code, the Planning Commission held a public hearing and recommended to the City Council to establish a public hearing date for the relinquishment of City easements. RECOMMENDATION Council adopt "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood Declaring Its Intention to Order Vacation of a Certain Easement ". RONA LD PRINCE City Manager City of Lynwood RP:om Enclosure 'Vo i , • • :.� RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER VACATION OF A CERTAIN EASEMENT. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has been petitioned by Economic Resources Corporation to consider relinquishment of an easement on Lot 1, Parcel Map No. 1223, between Mona Boulevard and Industry Way, and WHEREAS, the City no longer requires this easement for utility purposes, and WHEREAS, there is no other public utility within the easement, NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood resolves as follows: Section 1. It is the intention of the City Council of the City of Lynwood to vacate all of the easement hereafter described. Section 2 . The easement proposed to be vacated is described in Exhibit "A" attached to this resolution and made a part of it by this reference. A map or plan showing the location of easement is on file in the office of the City Clerk and reference is made to said map or plan for further particulars. Section 3. June 7, 1972, at 7:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard in the Council Chambers of City Hall of the City of Lynwood, a public hearing will be held. If the City Council finds from the evidence submitted that the .,-11 easement is unnecessary for present or prospective use, it may make its order vacating all or part of the easement. PASSED and ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lynwood this 2nd day of May 1972. MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ATTEST: CITY CLERK, CITY OF LYNWOOD Attachment: Exhibit "A" , Ai DESCRIPTION OF EASEMENT, "EXHIBIT A" That portion of the Tract of land marked "Omri J. Bullis, 100.495 Acre ", on the map of the Bullis Land, in the City of Lynwood, County of Los Angeles, State of California, as per Map recorded in Book 3, Page 399, of Miscellaneous Records, in the office of the County Recorder of said County, described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the southerly line of the land described in the deed to Economic Resources Corporation, recorded on January 3, 1969, as instrument No. 578 in Book D -4241, Page 28, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of said County, with a line parallel with and distant easterly 40.00 feet measured at right angles from the westerly line of said 100.495 Acre tract; thence northerly along said parallel line North 11 42' 50" West 570.03 feet to the true point of beginning; thence North 82 26' 00" East 486.84 feet; thence South 11 42' 50" East 10.02 feet; thence South 82 26' 00" West 486. 84 feet; thence North 11 42' 50" West 10.02 feet to the true point of beginning. ..e. • d� 1 May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: "NO PARKING" RESTRICTION ON FIR STREET - FERNWOOD.TO WALNUT AVENUES Gentlemen: Upon a request from the, City Council to investigate the parking situation on Fir Street between Fernwood and Walnut Avenues, the Public Works Department has studied the existing conditions as they relate to parking and accessibility of this street. The existing roadway width is 24 feet with a parking lane on each side of the street, ,thus allowing approximately 10 feet for cars to travel on the street. Congestion seems to be concentrated on the northerly end of Fir Street where cars are parked nearly continuously, thus creating visibility problems for those vehicles negotiating turns at Fir Street and Walnut Avenue. The number of available parking spaces on either side of the street has been determined and based on this fact, the east side of the street would eliminate less parking spaces than on the west side. Recognizing this would be a permanent "no parking at any time ", situation, the City Engineer's office has notified the residents along this street making them aware of this proposal and that this matter would be heard before the City Council at tonight's ! meeting. More recently, Pastor Burnett, of the Trinity Church located at 3655 Fernwood Avenue, has been in contact with the City Staff regarding off - street parking areas for his congregation. Inasmuch as this parking restriction on Fir Street would directly affect the church's parking availability, if Council concurs with the Staff's recommendation, this parking restriction would not be implemented until such time as the Trinity Church would have provided off - street parking facilities for its congregation. Pastor Burnett and the Staff are presently working toward providing for such parking facilities, principally along the exist- ing Fernwood Avenue railroad right -of -way. I t REC OMMENDATION Council approve a resolution prohibiting parking at all times on the east side of Fir Street between Fernwood Avenue and Walnut Avenue. RONALD PRINCE City Manager CARLOS H. ALVARADO i Director of Public Worksi RP:CIIA:om Enclosure I i , ter-' 0 0 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD SUPPLE- MENTING RESOLUTION NO. 67 -9 DESIGNATING CERTAIN STREETS WHEREIN PARKING IS PROHIBITED AT CERTAIN TIMES. The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: Section 1 : That on the following named street in the City of Lynwood, parking is prohibited at all times and the Traffic Engineer is authorized to erect signs giving notice thereof: The east side of Fir Street, between Fernwood Avenue and Walnut Avenue. APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1972. MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ATTEST: CITY CLERK, CITY OF LYNWOOD `� 'J May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL P SUBJECT: Parking Restriction -Lugo Avenue between Spruce Street 'and Bullis Road Gentlemen: In September, 1971, a report was presented to the City Council on a proposed parking restriction for the south side of Lugo Avenue between Spruce Street and Bullis Road. At that meeting the City Council adopted a. minute motion approving this parking restriction due to narrow roadway width and the increased traffic flow. In reviewing this restriction in conjunction with other 24' street parking situations which will also require Council consideration it was found that appropriate Council action should be in the form of a Resolution making this change. Attached for Council consider- ation is a resolution effecting this change entitled "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood supplementing Resolution No. 67 -9 designating certain streets wherein parking is prohibited at certain times. " RECOMMENDATION: Council adopt the Resolution prohibiting parking at all times on the south side of Lugo Avenue between Spruce Street and Bullis Road. RONALD PRINCE City Manager ( C� / C 4 CARLOS H. ALVARADO Director of Public Works RP;CHA /mek Attachment RESOLUTION NO. F A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD SUPPLEMENTING RESOLUTION NO. 67 -9 DESIGNATING CERTAIN STREETS WHEREIN PARKING IS PROHIBITED AT CERTAIN TIMES. The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: i Section 1 : That on the following named street in the City of Lynwood, parking is prohibited at all times and the Traffic Engineer is authorized to erect signs giving notice thereof: The south side of Lugo Avenue, between Spruce Street and Bullis Road. APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1972. u MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ATTEST: CITY CLERK, CITY OF LYNWOOD May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL 0 SUBJECT: Parking Restriction -Lugo Avenue between Spruce Street and Bullis Road Gentlemen: In September, 1971, a report was presented to the City Council on a proposed parking restriction for the south side of Lugo Avenue between Spruce Street and Bullis Road. At that meeting the City Council adopted a. minute motion approving this parking restriction due to narrow roadway width and the increased traffic flow. In reviewing this restriction in conjunction with other 24 street parking situations which will also require Council consideration it was found that appropriate Council action should be in the form of a Resolution making this change. Attached for Council consider- ation is a resolution effecting this change entitled "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood supplementing Resolution No. 67 -9 designating certain streets wherein parking is prohibited at certain times." RECOMMENDATION: Council adopt the Resolution prohibiting parking at all times on the south side of Lugo Avenue between Spruce Street and Bullis Road. RONALD PRINCE City Manager 1 41 a� CARLOS H. ALVARADO Director of Public Works RP;CHA /mek Attachment IN Y� ,y • RESOLUTION NO. • A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD SUPPLEMENTING RESOLUTION NO. 67 -9 DESIGNATING CERTAIN STREETS WHEREIN PARKING IS PROHIBITED AT CERTAIN TIMES. The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve as follows: Section 1: That on the following named street in the City of Lynwood, parking is prohibited at all times and the Traffic Engineer is authorized to erect signs giving notice thereof: The south side of Lugo Avenue, between Spruce Street and Bullis Road, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1972. MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ATTEST: I CITY CLERK, CITY OF LYNWOOD May 2, 1972 • • HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL SUBJECT: POLICE DEPARTMENT MANPOWER ALTERNATIVES Gentlemen-, Pursuant to Council direction Staff is reviewing all available alternatives for providing information on additional staffing in the Police Department which will enable Council consideration of funding these alternatives during upcoming budget sessions. Four basic areas are currently being reviewed in order to provide Council with this information. Four Teri Plan Implementation - As directed by the City Council, Staff is currently reviewing implementation of the Four-Ten Plan for use in the Police Department. As you know, this plan calls for a six -hour patrol shift overlap allowing peak manpower placement during those critical hours of high police demand. This program is presently being reviewed by this office and the Police Association in order to make recommendation to the Personnel Board and the City Council. It is presently planned to implement this program in mid-June when completion of Police Academy training will provide peak manpower strength. Total St affing Review - In conjunction with the Chief of Police, this office is presently reviewing the entire departmental staffing requirements in- cluding clerical, detective and supervisorial as well as patrol divisions. Staffing needs and staffing alternatives both with and without Four -Ten Plan implementation will be provided the City Council during upcoming budget review sessions including costs for each alternative. EEA Funding Alternatives -- The office is presently reviewing the possi- bilities of utilizing the proposed second year Emergency Employment Act Funds for additional Police personnel. This will allow, on Council deter- mination of personnel needs, the use of federal funding for these proposed new positions until such time as new revenue producers such as Montgomery Ward and the Long Beach Boulevard developments have been completed and new revenues are available to carry the increased costs. Examination Scheduling -- In order to provide for implementation of addi- tional hiring based upon Council budget allocations after July 1, 1972, it is proposed that an employment examination for the position of Police Officer be initiated immediately to provide the Department with a list of eligible candidates which will be immediately available upon Council determination of personnel needs. RECOMMENDATI Council direct Staff to initiate a review of entire staffing alternatives for the Police Department and initiate an employment examination for the post- ; on of P ' Of ONALD PRINCE City Manager �� Q F 0 May 2, 1972 HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL r] L SUBJECT: STREET LIGHTING DEBT LIMIT REPORT - 1972 -75 Gentlemen: Pursuant to instructions contained in Resolution No. 72 -36, passed and adopted on the 21st day of March 1972, and to provisions of Section 18090 and 18091 of Chapter 6, Division 14, Part I, of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, the following report is submitted: 1. Plan No. 1972 -D, showing the location of the 7,000 lumen, 11,000 lumen, 20,000 lumen, and 5 5, 000 lumen lamps has been filed in the office of the City Engineer. Also filed with the City Engineer is subject report for the service necessary to install, maintain and illuminate, by means of electrical energy, the mentioned lamps for a period of three years commencing July 1, 1972, and ending June 30, 1975. 2. The estimated cost of complete lighting system maintenance within said district, shown on Plan 1972 -D, is as follows: EDISON COMPANY EQUIPMENT Existing and New Maintenance and Energy Cost Per Mo. 1 - 6, 000 Lumen All Night Lamp @ $1.14 $ 4.95 1710 - 7, 000 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $4. 30 7,353. 00 10 - 11, 000 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $5. 00 50.00 99 - 20, 000 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $6.15 608. 85 $ 8,016. 80 CITY OWNED EQUIPMENT Existing and New Energy Cost Per Month 251 - 2,500 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $1.14 $ 286. 14 131 - 7, 000 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $1. 56 204. 36 412 - 20, 000 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $3. 35 1,380.20 24 - 55, 000 Lumen All Night Lamps @ $7. 94 190.56 $ 2,061.26 Estimated Maintenance Cost Per Month 415.00 $ 2,476.26 I� /() It 2. Estimated Cost (Continued) Total Estimated Maintenance and Energy Cost $ 10, 493. 06 Per Month Total Estimated Maintenance and Energy Cost $125,916.72 Per Year Total Estimated Cost of Preparing Assessment 1,050.00 Total Cost for One (1) Year $126,966.72 Total Cost for Three (3) Years $380.900.16 INSTALLATION OF NEW CITY LUMINAIRES AND STANDARDS 78 - 7, 000 Lumen Fixtures Only @ $63. 00 ea. $ 4,914.00 106 - 20, 000 Lumen Fixtures and Light 57,680. 00 Standards @ $560,00 per unit $ 62, 594.00 INSTALLATION OF NEW EDISON COMPANY LUMINAIRES AND STANDARDS 361 - 30 ft. Steel Light Standards @ $108. 25 $ 39, 078.25 Sub -Total 3 Year Lighting Assessment 482, 572.41 Less Fund Balance Within Street Lighting Account 100, 000.00 TOTAL 3 Year Lighting Assessment $382,572.41 3. A diagram showing the assessment district referred to in the appropriate resolution, including the boundaries and dimensions of the respective lots or parcels of land within the district as it existed at the time of making the last mentioned diagram is attached; each lot or parcel has been given a separate number on the diagram. 4. A schedule showing the proportionate amount of the assessment to be charged in proportion to the benefits to be received by each lot or parcel shown on the diagram. RECOMMENDATION Council adopt resolutions ordering and In addition, adopt resolutions approving and intention of proposed improvement. RONALD PRINCE City Manager CARLOS H. ALVARADO City Engineer RP:CHA:om approving debt limit report° plans, boundaries, costs 0 [ - -I ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING SECTION 8.7 OF THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE ESTABLISHING SET -BACK LINES FOR LONG BEACH BOULEVARD THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD hereby does ordain as follows: SECTION 1: SECTION 8. 7 of the Lynwood City Code is hereby amended to read as follows: SEC. 8.7 SET -BACK LINES FOR LONG BEACH BOULEVARD - ESTABLISHED Building set -back lines along Long Beach Boulevard within the City of Lynwood are hereby established as those lines marked "proposed Right -of -Way" on that certain map entitled "Alignment Study, Long Beach Boulevard" which is attached hereto as Exhibit A and by this reference made a part hereof. At least three (3) copies of said map shall be kept on file at all times with the City Clerk. SECTION 2: 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 Press, a newspaper of general circulation, 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 , 1972, and finally adopted and ordered pub- lished at a regular meeting of said Council held on the day of 1972, by the following vote: Ayes - Noes - ' Absent 9 ?` ATTEST: HENRY J. LIEWER Mayor City of Lynwood JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD City Clerk 1_, - • • ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING CHAPTER XXI -A TO ORDINANCE NO. 570, REQUIRING DEDICATION OF LAND FOR STREET PURPOSES AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS AS A CONDITION OF THE ISSUANCE OF A BUILDING PERMIT. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD hereby does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Chapter XXI -A, "STREET DEDICATION AND IMPROVE- MENTS" is added to Ordinance No. 570, the Lynwood Zoning Ordinance, to read as follows: CHAPTER XXI -A STREET DEDICATION AND IMPROVEMENTS SECTION 21 -A. 00 Purpose. Dedication for public street purposes and all uses appurtenant thereto, and construction of street improvements, as hereinafter required pursuant to this Chapter, is hereby found to be required by reason of the fact that changes will occur in local neighborhoods and throughout the City due to the increase in traffic, vehicular and pedestrian, and other factors associated with development of properties within the City caused by new construction or reconstruction of residential, commercial and industrial buildings and structures. Accordingly, it has been determined by the City Council of the City of Lynwood that the public interest, convenience and necessity require, as a condition of issuance of building permits, that certain street dedication and street construction be imposed as a condition of issuance of such permits in the manner hereinafter described. SECTION 21 -A.01 Definitions. For the purpose of this Chapter, the following words and phrases shall be defined as hereinafter set forth, except whether the context obviously requires a contrary interpretation: a. Building Permit shall mean any building permit for the construction or reconstruction of any building or structure for which a building liv regulations, including but limited to, the Building, Electrical, ^J 0 0 ADDITION OF CHAPTER XXI -A TO ORDINANCE NO. 570 Page 2 Plumbing, and Mechanical Codes of the City; b. Dedication shall mean a formal offer of dedication, in a form approved by the City Attorney, conveying or agreeing to convey, the real property to the City as described in such instrument of conveyance of public street purposes and all uses appurtenant there to; C. Guarantee shall mean that the owner of the affected property shall guarantee the construction of improvements required pursuant to this Chapter by; 1. A cash deposit in an amount equal to the estimated cost of construction of such improvements, as determined by the Director of Public Works; or 2. A corporate surety bond in such amount; or, 3. Other acceptable form of security deposit. The Director of Public Works shall determine which method of guarantee should be utilized in each case. Such determination shall be based upon all of the circumstances of such case, including, but not limited to, the amount involved, the time set for such construction and the demonstrated financial responsibility of the applicant; d. Improvements shall mean such street improvements as would be required to be constructed by the owner of the property if said property were the subject of, or included as a part of, a subdivision tract map; in addition, improvements shall include design engineering for properties in the manufacturing and commercial zones where the grade of the affected street'has not yet been set by the City, all such design engineering shall be subject to the approval of the City Engineer. e. Precise Plan shall mean a precise plan prepared and approved in accordance with Section 65450 et seq. of the Government Code of •) ADDITION OF CHAPTER = -A TO ORDINANCE NO. 570 Page 3 the State of California; f. Property shall mean the lot or lots located within the City on which the building or structure is to be located, abutting a street which has not been dedicated and developed to its ultimate width. SECTION 21 -A. 02 Dedication, When Required. Dedication shall be required as a condition precedent to the issuance of any building permit for any building or structure to be located upon property which abuts a street which has not been dedicated to its ultimate width as designated in the Lynwood City Code, any specific plan or the circulation element of the Lynwood General Plan. The area required to be so dedicated in and along all street frontages of such lot or lots: a. Shall be of a depth equal to one -half of the ultimate width of the street or streets upon which such lot or lots abut; or, b. As may be designated on an approved precise plan. SECTION 21 -A. 03 Exceptions to Dedication Requirements. No such dedication shall be required when the value of project for which the building permit is being sought is less than One Thousand Dollars ($1, 000. 00). The area required to be dedicated shall not exceed thirty -three and one -third (33 1/3) of the area of any lot which was of record on January 1, 1972, nor shall the area required to be dedicated reduce the lot below a frontage width of twenty -five feet (25 feet) or an area of two thousand, five hundred square feet (2, 500 square feet). SECTION 21 -A. 04 Improvements, When Required. Improvements shall be required as a condition precedent to the issuance of any building permit where° (i) the value of the project for which the permit is being sought exceeds Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300, 000. 00) or (ii) where other buildings or structures have been constructed on the same lot within three (3) years preceeding the filing of the building permit appli- cation, the total value of such buildings or structures and the value of the ADDITION OF CHAPTERXXI -A TO ORDINANCE NO. 57 Page 4 project for which the building permit is being sought exceeds Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300, 000. 00) 'SECTION 21 -A. 05 Dedication, Procedure. a. Any person required to dedicate land by the provisions of this Chapter or by any zoning permit, ordinance or resolution of the City of Lynwood or by any specific plan for public streets adopted by the Council which require a dedication of land, shall make a written offer to dedicate, properly executed by all parties of interest, including beneficiaries and trustees in deeds of trust as shown by a current title report prepared by a, title company approved by the Public Works Director for that purpose. Such title report shall be furnished by the applicant. Such offer shall be on a form approved by the City Attorney and the Public Works Director and shall be in such terms as to be binding on the owner, his heirs, assigns or successors in interest; and such offer shall continue until the Council accepts or rejects such offer or until one year from the date such offer is filed with the Public Works Director for processing, whichever occurs first. Such offer shall provide that dedication will be complete upon acceptance by the Council. The instrument containing such offer shall be delivered or mailed by the Public Works Director for recording to the Los Angeles County Recorder upon the acceptance of such instrument by the Public Works Director. The Director shall accept or reject such instrument for recordation within ten (10) days after it is filed with the Public Works Department. The offer shall be such that it will continue in effect for, and expire at the end of, one (1) year unless theretofore accepted by the Council. If such offer is not accepted within one (1) year or is rejected by the Council, the Public Works Director shall issue and deliver or mail to the Los Angeles Recorder for recording a release from such offer unless the party making such offer requests it to remain in effect, in which event it shall thereafter be so released upon his demand, ADDITION OF CHAPTECI -A TO ORDINANCE NO. 50 Page 5 b. For purposes of this Chapter, the dedication shall be considered as satisfactorily assured when the Public Works Director accepts for recordation the instrument containing such offer of dedication. When said Director so accepts such instrument he shall notify the Building Director thereof, SECTION 21 -A. 06 Improvements, Procedure. All street improvements shall be required to be constructed or guaranteed at the time of the issuance of such building permit. SECTION 21 -A. 07 Waiver of Improvements. Whenever the City Council finds that the public interest, convenience and necessity require the acquisition of public service easements or other public areas, which are a part of property to which the provisions of this Chapter apply, it may waive the requirements of construction of all or any part of the street improvements upon condition that the owner of such affected property dedicate such other public service easements or public areas to the City without cost therefore. SECTION 21 -A. 08 Appeals. Any person aggrieved by a decision reached by the City Manager or the Director of Public Works pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter may file an appeal from such decision to the City Council. Such appeal shall be in written form and shall briefly describe the nature of the decision made and the reasons for the appeal. Such appeal shall be filed with the City Clerk. Upon receiving such an appeal, the City Clerk shall set the same for consideration by the City Council at its next most convenient meeting and shall give the appealing party, and any other person requesting the same, five (5) days written notice of the time and place of such hearing by United States mail, postage prepaid, add- ressed to such persons at their last known addresses. The hearing to be conducted by the Council upon such an appeal need not be a formal public hearing provided that all interested persons shall be given a -ADDITION OF CHAPTh *XXI -A TO ORDINANCE NO. Page 6 reasonable opportunity to be heard. The City Council shall determine whether the appeal is well founded, based upon the provisions of this Chapter, and its decision shall be final and conclusive. SECTION 21 -A. 10 Written Agreements. Whenever written agreements are required pursuant to this Chapter to guarantee either dedication of improvements, the same shall be recorded and shall provide that, should litigation be reasonably necessary by the City to enforce obligations pursuant thereto, reasonable attorney fees shall be recoverable by the City in such case. SECTION 2. Validity. If any section, subsection, subdivision, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance, or any part thereof, is for any reason held to be unconstutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance or any part hereof. The City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby declares that it would have passed each section, sub- section, subdivision, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase hereof irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, subdivisions, paragraphs, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared 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 Press, a newspaper of general circulation, 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 , 1972, and finally adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council held on the day of , 1972, by the following vote: Ayes - Noes - Absent - ATTEST: HENRY J. LIEWER Mayor City of Lynwood JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD City Clerk 0 0 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING AND ORDERING FILING OF MAP; DETERMINING THE NATURE, LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IMPROVE- MENTS; MAKING OTHER DETERMINATIONS REQUIRED BY THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT INVESTIGATION, LIMITATION AND MAJORITY PROTEST ACT OF 1931; AND ORDERING A WRITTEN REPORT UNDER SAID ACT WHEREAS, the City Engineer has presented to, this City Council the following: (a) Plans and Specifications entitled "1972 -D "; and (b) A map designated "Map Showing Pro- posed Boundaries of Lynwood Street Lighting District No. 2 "; and WHEREAS, said specifications and map show the general nature, location and extent of the proposed construction of certain street lighting improvements, maintenance, appurtenances and all appurte- nant work in connection therewith in certain streets, alleys and other public easements (herein referred to as "improvements ") in the Lynwood Street Lighting, District No. 2, in the City of Lynwood, and the boundaries and extent of the proposed assessment di_.tricu and lands proposed to be specif assessed to ray the cost of said improvements and maintenance; and WHEREAS, it is desirable that the City Engineer prepare and present to this City Council a written report for said improvements and maintenance in accordance with the provisions of the Special Assessment Investigation, Limitation and I Protest Act of 1931, Division 4 of the Streets and Highways Code; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER. as follows, SECTION 1. That said map be and the same hereby is approved and or Bred filed with the City Clerk of said City. That the specifications referred to in the recitals hereof are on file with the City Clerk of said City. SECTION 2. That in general, the nature, location and extent of sank p proposed improvements are shown in said specifications and on said map, designated "Map Showing Proposed Boundaries of Lynwood- Street Lighting District No. 2" and reference is hereby made to said specifications and map for a description of the nature, loca- tion and extent of said improvements and maintenance for all parti- culars relative thereto. SECTION 3. That the boundaries and extent of the district and lams pro% +osed to be. specially assessed to pay the cost of said improvements and maintenance are shown on said map, which map shall. govern for all details as to the boundaries and extent of said district and lands. • SECTION 4. That the proceedings for said proposed improve - ments sT_ialT_Fe conducted under and pursuant to the Municipal Improvement Act of 1.913, Division 12 of the Streets and Highways Code, and any bonds to be issued shall be issued under the Improve- ment Act of 1911, Division 7 of said Code. SECTION 5. That said City Engineer is hereby directed to procure t e required information and prepare and present to this City Council the written report on said improvements required by said Special Assessment Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931, as set forth in Sections 2824 to 2830, in- clusive, of said Streets and Highways Code. 1972. ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this day of Mayor of the City of Lynwoo ATTEST: City ClerT — of the City of Lynao STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) ss CITY OF LYNWOOD ) I. JOSEPHINE SHEPHERD, City Clerk California, do hereby certify that the duly adopted by the City Council of sa by the Mayor of said City at a regular held on the day of following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCILMEN: ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: of the City of Lynwood, foregoing resolution was id City and was approved meeting of said City Council , 1972, by the City Clerk of the City of Lynwood 2. RESOLUTION N0, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING REPORT AND FIXING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING THEREON WHEREAS, this City Council has heretofore taken the steps provided by Sections 2821, 2822 and 2823 of the Streets and High- ways Code of the State of California (said sections being a part of the Special Assessment Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931) for certain proposed acquisition and construc- tion of certain street lighting improvements, maintenance, appurte- nances and all appurtenant works in connection therewith in certain streets, alleys and other public easements (herein referred to as the "improvements ") within Lynwood Street Lighting District No. 2 within the City of Lynwood; and WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the City Engineer to procure the required information and prepare and pre- sent to -this City Council the written report of said proposed work or improvement required by said Special Assessment Investi- gation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931; and WHEREAS, the City Engineer presented the same to this City has examined said report; has prepared said report and Council and this City Council NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That said report be and the same hereby is approved and t ei� City Clerk hereby is directed to endorse the fact and date of such approval on said report and to file said report in his office. SECTION 2. That the 20th day of June, 1972, at the hour of 7:30 o cToc — p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California, are hereby fixed as the time and place of hearing on said report, and such hearing shall be held by this City Council. SECTION 3. That said City Clerk is hereby directed to give noticed sucT hearing. Said notice shall contain the matters and things required by law and shall be mailed in the manner required by law. ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this day of , 1972. ATTEST: ayor of the City of Lynwoo City Clerk of the City of Lynwood J _ IL • STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) ss CITY OF LYNWOOD ) I, JOSEPHINE SHEPHERD, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was adopted at a regular meeting of the said City Council held on the day of , 1972 by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: NOES: COUNCILMEN: ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: City Clerk ot the City ot Lynwoo r 2. t �feY -i t • • RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING REPORT, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO FORM THE LYNWOOD STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 2, AND FIXING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING PROTESTS TO PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS WHEREAS, by Resolution No, in the proceedings for the formation of Lynwood Street Lighting District No. 2 of the City of Lynwood, this City Council ordered a Report prepared by the City Engineer under and pursuant to the provisions of the Street Lighting Act of 1919; and WHEREAS,,said City Engineer has prepared said Report and filed the same with the City Clerk of said City, and said City Clerk has presented said Report to this City Council for consideration; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER as follows: SECTION 1 . That said Report be and the same is hereby approved, and the City Clerk of the City is hereby directed to endorse the fact and date of such approval on said Report and to file said Report in the office of said City Clerk. SECTION 2 . That this City Council declares its intention to form said Lynwood Street Lighting District No. 2. SECTION 3 . That June 20, 1972, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. at the meeting place of this City Council in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California, are hereby fixed as the time and place of hearing protests and objections to the improvements proposed in said Report and to be made, the extent of the assessment district proposed to be created, and /or to the proposed assessment. SECTION 4 . The said City Clerk shall cause a notice of the passing of said Resolution No. , the filing of said Report, and the setting of the time and place for hear- ing protests to be posted conspicuously on all the open streets within the proposed assessment district in the time, form and manner required to be published 0 9 by law. The said City Clerk shall also cause once a week for two successive weeks in THE LYNWOOD PRESS, a newspaper of general circulation published within the City, on June 1, 1972, and June 8, 1972. The said City Clerk shall also mail, postage prepaid, notices of the adoption of said resolution and the filing of said Report to all persons owning real property proposed to be assessed whose names and addresses appear on the last equalized county assessment roll or who are known to the City Clerk. Said notices shall be mailed in the time, form and manner required by law. ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this day of 1972. Mayor of the City of Lynwood ATTEST: City Clerk, City of Lynwood -2- J-1 T R E G I S T E R RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND Y OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENFE.D AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR. MONTH OF The City Council of th Section I: That the de approved and warrants or& Payees named and the fund — DISTRIBUI - ION FFERE NCE SAFEGUARD AMOUM "1'� TO WHOM ISSUED I 2. 3 GENERAL WATER TIEAFF vpF ET 19 19;1, 459.39 C - TOTAL ALL FUNDS — - . -- 30 -- '130,2 ?7 TOTAL GENERAL, FUND N^1ER- £UND =- - — - 33 14,665.36 a TOTAL TRAFFIC SAFETY FUND - - -- --' - - -- - - -- 34 � - -- --- 1II9.45 � �- TOTAL L "LG:i'PSDTG FUND _ T- OT- AL irAPITAL OU9`I�AY FUDT - - -- 26 25.00 .._ TOTAL GAS TAX FUND 2106 - -- - -- -- - - - -"- - ?7 ,"- - ----- - - - - -- .00 a TO'i'AL GAS TAX FUND 2107 `FUNll -- - = -- 29 29,922.89 TOTAL RETIREMENT FUND 45 4,595.46 0 TO'N'AL EEA 5 RESOLUTION 01: THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND F \ W ( OF LYNWOOD AP Fo ING I HE DEMANDS PRLSEN rED AND ORDERl' 0 ARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR. No MONTH OF SATE REFERENCE SAFEGUARD _L AMOU - To wHom ISSUED .)G. 1. approved P.Y'es n Z GF14ERAL W AT THE MAGIC ROBE 390.60 IJ I I:' ='"3 T OR R AN CE' SPOTS SHOP 184.28 • a__:u A— L - : i " R4 .19 VERNON L G HT f N G 35.89 WARD L F I'RE EQUI 2 •53 erz .00-41— "2 .7? E I L E N WE B B 25.00 .7 UE STIER N VlAl ER WOR KS a b'E T N U T_R F A [ lz 3 1 .3.'3 WI LBURNS I'."HOLE SALE 18.31 W 1 - L L l AM S T L S A L E S 18 42* I- - — - — - -- — - — AE C- OR P — 1,803.72. , U .72 5 X'�� 7t' ."N RONALD NALD PRINCE 75.00 a": vp� _"ii A B 'u"O HD VIE 7 316 5, 02.72 2,026 00,000,000.00 .00 CORRECT 01 STRI BUTI ON .00 7 P F U N D 3 Z ry 1 PU BI C EMPLO RET .00 PUBLI C EMPLOYEES RET 178-.0' Of 5, 02 72 2,037 00 ' 00 CORR D I S T R I B U T I O N 178.00 CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE OEN.ANOS PRESENT LD AND OPDERING 'WARRANTS DRAYlN THEREFOR. °Pp,ov • • Pe Yees , NO. MONTH OF — p.lTE REFERENCE SAF EG UARD��MOUNT� - -- TO WHOM ISSUED — GENCHAL WJ ``,;,35% i i!2> MODERN COVERALL 52.25.' —� -.; -^� �9;` -_ A; T✓ ;- - -.::, .T�' �; � "�7 �-- r.. -�T � - - -r:; t� hr,4 - R - C H -6KQt� M - -C p - -.. ?.72 I :0`,,17.1 _ ;;.n 4'7; '': r. 0NR0E" '174.00 4 ?i 1 A 1 .q HE S I K ' . ] i .72 :02.72 1,5'9v :`1„= '.0 a.:? -? x.29 F. MORTON PITT 5.24 y� MURPHY 00�` 34 MR CS LAUNDRY ' -- ° :t2. ?? - - -. -R D ?i 1 A 1 .q HE S I K ' . ] i .72 1 , 1 ` ? .r: '''� . 1 5 1 M O T O R O L A CLAUDE L. MURPHY 00�` 34 MR CS LAUNDRY ' -- ° :t2. ?? - - -. -R D ,;as;. - - i`,= -;;>a p --- sr 126.48 ;r 16 74 * _._ .. _in_' i LING_ TR,)PHY p2.7T J 1 - 1 .1V SAN JOSE HYATT 170.103 ' o4 i },,iy > i,�- .t' SHELL 01 L CO - - - -- - - 1;194.8?ar - -- - -- - - 1, - " y 2 00 _;t- =, ;z2.7 .r: '''� �;n ° ;.,. I;i7' CLAUDE L. MURPHY 00�` -- ° :t2. ?? - - -. -R D ,;as;. - - i`,= -;;>a p --- - .`,'S .<•i GLEN 'OR GA N'F0RD - -- 1435S,844- ¢ " .. ----S -O U T -H L: A w D - S I GN S---= ---- -- ,7:; ?, ;' •« ) - t y s? j 7,a' :17 =5.;7 J S. V. TRACTOR SALES 35 47 ?.7a1 PARK. WATER CO 234'.00x S. S, P. 1 RU CK EOU 1 1 > )?,7..,, `. ; ' ?'' .7b F, MORTON F. PITT 288.76ir —. -- . -. a: :ba .l <: _�:�'>: �. .__— ..) � •J tt, ?� ;'S '- -- '' .;< ; d:g a S ` i ST E 1`'{- _C A 9 M A S } }' - - - -5 ;;.;.lk {.).i {' "1 ' : M'.7 p - HE_..� IA R iJ n RUTA & TUCKER ----------- 2500.30;r -- THE 81 SCUT T 17 .00 '•r _._ .. _in_' i LING_ TR,)PHY p2.7T J 1 - 1 .1V SAN JOSE HYATT 170.103 ' o4 i },,iy > i,�- .t' SHELL 01 L CO - - - -- - - 1;194.8?ar - -- - -- - - 1, - " y 2 00 _;t- =, 2-3 SI NCER -FRI DEN 20 15 - -- ° :t2. ?? c -: ?5.r -, SOUTH GATE WHLSE ELECTRIC 2 ?63r -, ¢ " .. ----S -O U T -H L: A w D - S I GN S---= ---- -- ,7:; ?, ;' •« ) - t y s? j 7,a' :17 =5.;7 J S. V. TRACTOR SALES 35 47 ?.7a1 i,I ' 13 S. S, P. 1 RU CK EOU 1 1 > , 1972 e D 1L Op'; 4!1- OR. L. F. SUMMERS 46.00 ;r —. -- . -. a: :ba .l <: _�:�'>: �. .__— ..) � •J tt, ?� ;'S '- -- '' .;< ; d:g a S ` i ST E 1`'{- _C A 9 M A S } }' `D {.).i {' "1 ' : M'.7 p - HE_..� IA R iJ n 7C t23? THE 81 SCUT T 17 .00 '•r NO. MONTH • DATE REFERENCE I SAFEGUARD I AMOUNT TO WHOM ISSUED P. Yee GENERAL 9',A HALPRIN SUPPLY 9.45 * B. HAYMAN 8 3',62 7 '10 �r Z, , H. M , G. I NC 7.83 * I . B. M', 50.13 --LN-LER N L---C -1-LYLiaCR S 1 1-5 v I ' "t —- I I � VAMPSON I NC JONES LU Ni BE R CO .00 * 41 .21 , x. - --R 0,NtE P-R-1D— --90-I53* P. '7' " ') 7 '7 1 � LYNWOOD PRESS - JL LEGAL BOOK STORE -ll; M A C S E L E C T R O N I C S JOHN EDWARDS PEST 14 .00 * J. 6 3 .7P F I T E & RODRIGUEZ 1.00 * 2 72 7 N! A R X BR 0 S 9 73* L. A. BA'SI N CHAPTER -- HAPT ER .Oo � HAR0 D MATTOON GEOR A PACI F I C t oo 9',A HALPRIN SUPPLY 9.45 * B. HAYMAN 8 3',62 7 '10 �r Z, , H. M , G. I NC 7.83 * I . B. M', 50.13 --LN-LER N L---C -1-LYLiaCR S 1 1-5 v I ' "t —- I I � VAMPSON I NC JONES LU Ni BE R CO .00 * 41 .21 , x. - --R 0,NtE P-R-1D— --90-I53* 207 75 * P. '7' " ') 7 '7 1 � LYNWOOD PRESS .00 LEGAL BOOK STORE .00 M A C S E L E C T R O N I C S AR S HA L LS OFF 1 CE 76* 3 .7P 2 72 7 N! A R X BR 0 S 9 73* L. A. BA'SI N CHAPTER -- HAPT ER .Oo � HAR0 D MATTOON t--i-I-R-A G I L-E-a-1- FM —L,A,-LaUXT-Y-J-Oft. DA-ZI LOS ANGELES TIMES L YM A N S CONCRETE .66 — -P-R-111' 207 75 * P. '7' " ') 7 '7 1 � LYNWOOD PRESS .00 " 1 '5 M A C S E L E C T R O N I C S AR S HA L LS OFF 1 CE 76* 3 .7P 2 72 207 75 * Section 2. TI-,.t the City Cle04 ,h ce ,iif t tlhr adoption o f i1 s ld he'.by coat " I M ANN IING BROS .00 7"i ;a-; AR S HA L LS OFF 1 CE 76* 3 2 72 7 N! A R X BR 0 S 9 73* � HAR0 D MATTOON t--i-I-R-A G I L-E-a-1- FM Section 2. TI-,.t the City Cle04 ,h ce ,iif t tlhr adoption o f i1 s ld he'.by coat WARRANT REGISTER RESOLUTION OF THE CI'(Y COUNCIL- OF TIRE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND Sec • CITY OF LYNWOOD APWING ME DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERI.YARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR. a pp fO " payees NO. MONTH OF DA "I'E REFERENCE SAFEGUARD AMOUNT TO WHOM ISSUED 1 - GENFNAL WA r. ^. ; .. a ,r- LL1_ 0, t5r;'. °t PAYROLL FUND 76,4 c- = : POUIPMEFIT RENTAL t• 1, 71.8.90 `: PETTY CASH WATER .00 ;7; GERALD BUt�17Eh1EVER - - - -- d.CO�• — ;, ?'t <7: 9 t,. <a : ;; ` .<C!' , `•'' KYLE It! LLI AMS A - ABLE V L I E L A N D S E C U R I T Y 23.56 ABCO HOWE 6.30a " -- .', =' . rr:.� —_: w �;� —.,. � ; •�;a�..�- ;;-- --- -2—.: - - -A C CUR - ;F1' 'e` B� t G ft 7?=V l- PI-C = - - - -- 2 :53 �k -- ., ;^,79 , 4,4 - 7 rp,r].? ;'« "I ACE HARDWARE .61 r ADVANCED EL.ECTROMI 63.35r -A N -1 -1`4 A- !_ - -R`E P ;� -- S, 7> ,..r�s 7. ASTEC PRODUCTS CO .00bf fir -' }; <, „. 3' f ::iq.' AT LYN OFFICE SUPPI 511.87' R - L 115:0iT�" a .., ,...,:,�_._ .,,,,.,;,:,•�..••� ,,� -?`::, GUREA OF RESOU 1,G02.00�'• 0? '7z :;:,< ;?' ''s L CHARLES, CARTER - 63.10” - -- ;; :r` — a:;,� ; i,:i1' .F'i — _,—}s- •: — C ilf{R - AL _LTAS 1N1UN lJAiEI 7 ! .00 r,.l'„ ,- '•.g ',' a:,a.,.:'. d l CITY OF L,A.-DA'!'A SERVICE `3 9.�4e:• • , jF. 'i a :: r i,:''3; o} 1_71 7 A. L. COFFF_Y ,, L_ 000NT Y SANI TA T i ON 33.2.5:k CHAR! ES CR0WLEY .00 , RT - ST C IN' - S"Elf - - " -- 3 (i4 i t -ti,; — CURTI S CHRI STEN6EN 162.31 e,J., n �t-- •i- i- KF----- - -.___- May 2, 1972 , INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 72 -8 TO: CITY COUNCIL FROM: CITY MANAGER C'ENT'URY FREEWAY -- SENATE BILL 859 As a result of Lynwood's leadership in organizing the Corridor Cities for convertive action to accelerate development of the Century Freeway, Senators Walsh and Coombs have co- authored the attached Senate Bill 859. The Bill would permit the Divicdon of Highways to adopt the Freeway Route through Hawthorne without complying with the provisions of Sections 100. 2 and 100. 21 with respect to that City. This would mean that Hawthorne's agreement would not be necessary and that funding and construction of this Freeway could proceed expeditiously. The Senate Committee on Transportation will hear the Bill on Monday, May 1, and the authors have requested that Mayors, Councilmen, and City Managers from the affected Cities appear to testify in behalf of the Bill. A copy of Senate Bill 859 is attached for Council, Study. LONG BEACH BOULEVARD --"UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL STUDIES The City has received the Long Beach, Boulevard Traffic Study Report pre- pared by the Los Angeles County Road Department Uniform Traffic Control Committee. This Report describes measures to improve both safety and flow of traffic. along Long Beach Boulevard. The Public Works Department will prepare a reply to the County regarding acceptability of the study. The key elements will be reviewed by the Council during study of the Capital, Improvement Budget. Implementation would then be scheduled in conjunction with the widening and improvement of Long Beach Boulevard. TREE REPLACEMENTS The City's Public Works Department has recently planted 225 trees along the City's Parkways to replace those removed to correct broken sidewalk and broken curb and gutter conditions. The types of trees planted included Crepe Myrtle, Carrotwood, Flowering Pear, Liquid Amber, and Chinese Pistachio. REFUSE COLLECTION BIN As suggested by the City Council, Staff has placed a refuse collection bin in the City's Corporation Yard. This bin will. permit citizens to continue through- out the year to bring 'large items which are difficult to dispose of to the Cor- poration Yard for disposal by the City. This new citizen service should be another important element in the City's property maintenance program. Im 00 1 INFORMATION BULLETIN No. 72 -8 May 2, 1.972 Page 2 CENTURY BOULEVARD SHOPPING CENTER WALL REPAINTI Pursuant to Council direction, Councilman Liewer, acting as Chairman of the Mayor's Blue Ribbon Community Improvement and Beautification Council, forwarded a letter to the property owner of the shopping center located on the northeast corner of Century Avenue and Bullis Road. The letter indicated that members of the Improvement Council world be willing to repaint the block wall at the rear of this facility if the property owner would supply the paint. A letter, which is attached, was returned from the property owner indicating concurrence with the program and the fact that the information had been passed on to the management of Food King Market who apparently are responsible for the maintenance of this block wal'i. Food King Manage- ment will now be contacted and final implementation of this clean -up should be completed by mid -May, 1972. EMPLOYEE NEGOTIATIONS UNDERWAY The Assistant City Manager has initiated meet and confer sessions with the Lynwood City Employees Association, the Lynwood Fire Fighters Associa- tion and the Peace Officers Association of Lynwood as required under the Employer- Employee Relations Resolution established by the City Council. It is proposed that art executive session be established at each Council meeting through June in order to keep the Council informed on the progress of negotiations and to provide Staff with needed guidelines for successful completion of these negotiations with each individual unit. INIT IATION O ANNU OPE RATING B UDGET All budget forms and budget instructions have been completed and distributed to each City Department. The proposed budget calendar calls for departmental submission of budget projection on May 12, 1972, to allow compilation and completion of preliminary budget estimates for Council review during the end of May and early June. It is planned that negotiated salary packages will also be completed in early June to enable inclusion into the Operating Sections of the Annual Operating Budget. Final review and Council .adoption of both the Annual Operating Budget and the Capital Improvement Budget is proposed for the regular meeting of June 20, 1972. ONALD PRINCE City Manager City of Lynwood RP:jm Attachments (2) �Y • • INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 72 -8 May 2, 1972 Page 3 COUNCIL CALENDAR Date Event Time Place 5/1/72 Coordinating Council 12.00N Bateman Hall 5/2/72 Council Meeting 7 :30PM Council Chambers 5/4/72 Central Basin Municipal. 6.30PM 7459 Florence Water District Board Meeting 5/4/72 League of California Cities 6.30PM Roger Young Board of Directors Meeting 5/9/72 Planning Commission 7:30PM Council Chambers 5/1,0/72 Sanitation District Board 2 :15PM 2020 Beverly Blvd. Meeting 5/11/72 Mayor's Blue Ribbon. Council '7:30PM Bateman Hall 5/17 -5/1,9 Mayors and Councilmen San Diego Hilton League Institute, San Diego S NAT: BILL No. 859 G `� - -�tuSY ti' 1 SVCTION 1. Section 100.26 is added to the Streets and ` r 2 Highways Code, to read: 3 100.26. In addition to the matters that may be coverer,), 4 by the agreements authorized under Section 100.2, other " {I 5 matters deemed by the department and the local 6 to be pertinent to the freeway location or design may be 7 included in such agreements. 1 I 1 r' } Introduced by Senator Coombs March 15, 1972 An act to add Section 100.26 to the Streets and Highways Code, relating to freeway locations and agreements LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S DIGEST SB 859, as introduced, Coombs. Freeway locations and agreements. Authorizes inclusion in a state freeway agreement between the Department of Public Works and a local agency of other matters, in addition to those matters presently authorized to ' be covered, deemed by the department and the local agency i' to be pertinent to the freeway location or design. Vote Majority; Appropriation — —No; Fiscal I � Committee —Yes. I The people of the .Slate of California do enact as follnw.r 1 SVCTION 1. Section 100.26 is added to the Streets and ` r 2 Highways Code, to read: 3 100.26. In addition to the matters that may be coverer,), 4 by the agreements authorized under Section 100.2, other " {I 5 matters deemed by the department and the local 6 to be pertinent to the freeway location or design may be 7 included in such agreements. 1 I 1 r' M_ L , l M_ L , FROM SENATE JOURNAL April 24, 1972 SECOND READING OF BILLS -- AUTHOR'S AMENDMENTS Senate Bill 859 -- An act to add Section 100.26 to the Streets and Highways Code, relating to freeway locations and agreements. Consideration of Author's Amendments Amendment 1 In line 1 of the heading of the printed bill, strike out Senator Coombs"., and insert "Senators Coombs and Walsh ". Amendment 2 IOn page 1, strike out line 3, and insert: "100.26. (a) The Legislature hereby finds and declares: (1) That it is the policy of the state to foster and encourage cooperative effort by all levels of government within this state for the planning and developing of major transportation facilities. (2) That construction of rill or portions of any cl,aLc hLghwny in the NaLiorlai S,YGLcm of Interstate and Defense Highways which includes space for a mass transportation faciliLy could be very seriously jeopardized by one city's refusal to execute an agree - ment pursuant to Section 100.2 for a small portion of such highway to be located in that city. • ^ (3) ,That California might lose federal funds for a very substantial portion or all of such highway, unless the department is able to proceed with the construction "thereof promptly. I(b) In constructing the portion of a state highway that is included in the portion of the interstate system located in a county with a population of 4,000,000 persons or more, and whwre Llrn n:lopl,od h,1/ {Iiwn,y .locrrL.torr III slot rippoIli:d by 1.114r ctl,irrt rirnl Lho wunl,,y r ,Long Lt u: p.ropouud highway uxcc pL for unc c.L[,y, and w1wre the population of that city is less than 60,000 persons, and where the Mate highway includes additional space for a mass transpor- tation facility, department need not comply with the provisions of Sictions 100:,2 and 100.21 with respect to that city." Amendment 3 On page 1, strike out lines 4 to 7, inclusive. Amendments read, and adopted. Bill ordered printed, and re- referred to the committee. �f��" -� / %cam �Clc� •r./ � L yLi�G�,tr n rl f� L _� • ,��.� (, �,, � � .tie. Cif` /�``r.�Z." '//�� -bt �L .�✓ �// !i 6 -C-L�! , J ( i) // / 0 8 s ' 0 8 A CITIZENS' SERVICE REQUEST LOG NO. 72 -8 4/18/72 - 5/2/72 Item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion 35 Councilman Byork Determine if old tires at 12/13 Health Department Mayor's solicitation Pending Dessers is mosquito through national breeding grounds and publication. Possible rat harbour, zone change. 73 Mr. Corbin Property at 2837 Imperial 1/24 Building Owner still trying to Pending 2821 Imperial Highway is in C -3 zone, owner move business, using as M -1 zone. 120 Anonymous House at 3386A Alma 3/22 Building Owner contacted, Pending Street has garbage, litter notice issued, and furniture in back yard 125 Anonymous Abandoned white Chevy 3/23 Public Works Vehicle removed. 4/25/72 station wagon at 12425 South Cookacre Avenue 128 Daniel Finiguerra Home located next to 3/27 Building Parking lot 4/3/72 Medical Building parking cleaned. lot which is always dirty 129 Lawrence Henson Barking dogs next door. 3/28 Police Pending 4316 Brewster Avenue 130 Margaret Apodaca P.D. refused to help 3/28 Police P. D. contacted 4/3/72 10741 Jackson Avenue when complainant complainant who is apprehended boy stealing satisfied with explanation. a bicycle. Details on file. 0 0 Item i/ Name and Address 132 Walter A. Hanson 4016 Lugo Avenue 134 Mr. Davenport 5542 Pelleur Avenue 135 Mr. Hanson 136 Julia Dumphey 137 Clarence Corps 4005 Lugo Avenue 141 John Crow 3547 Palm Avenue 145 Mrs. Jesme 4288 Lugo Avenue Complaint Date Wants flood lights 3/10 in alley. House next door has 3/15 man who works on automobiles in front Pending completion 4/20/72 yard. Noisy. of our street lighting Trees need trimming on 3/29 Lugo Avenue from Harris No evidence of problem 4/3172 to Bullis Road located during inspec- Caterers on Century 3/27 Boulevard between Wright Pending repair of Road and Freeway dump aerial lift. papers out of trucks on street. Dog jumps fence and 3/10 scatters trash in alley. Home at 3543 Palm has 4/3 boxes, paper, mattress in back yard which dog is ripping, rubbish against back fence. 4273 Lugo has overgrown 3/21 yard. House is vacant and rundown. Referral Disposition Complel Public Works Pending completion 4/20/72 of our street lighting project. Building No evidence of problem 4/3172 located during inspec- tion. Public Works Pending repair of aerial lift. Building Turned over to Health Pending Department. Building Debris removed before 4/14/72 inspection. Building Pending Building House up for auction. Pending Partial cleanup underway. • item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion 146 Harry Heatherington Water stands in street. 3130 Public Works Pending 3268 Virginia Avenue 147 Jim Morton Palm trees at 10112 4/6 Public Works Pending repair of 4/19/72 0 4/'0/72 Pending Pending • 5/5/72 Long Beach need trimming. aerial Taft. 148 Nell Buckingham house nest door (east) does 4/6 Building Cleanup complete. not mow lawn or trim shrubs, Large tree in front yard impairs walking on sidewalk. 149 Mrs. DeBenedict Trees need trimming on 4/6 Public Work„ Pending repair of 11720 Monrovia parkway. Ivy has grown aerial lift. around them. i52 Mrs. W. Betz roods company markets 4/3 Building Recommended three 11008 Hulme Avenue on imperial has dirty sweeping per week. parking lot. 153 Mrs. Barrett Would like more land- 4/5 Public Works Park Department is 11641 B Esther Avenue scaping around well. mowing regularly. 154 T,Jlrs, Prater Large semis parking on 4/10 Police 12143 Alpine street: Driver lives in neighborhood. Starts truck all hours of night. 155 Mrs, Mary Jordan Ruts in road at corner 4/10 Public Works Maintenance scheduled 3938 Platt Avenue of Ernestine and Woodlawn for week.of 5 /1/72. 4/19/72 0 4/'0/72 Pending Pending • 5/5/72 Item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion 156 Nate Mosqueda Trees in need of 4/10 Public Works Pending repair of Pending 2640 East 112th trimming. Hanging onto aerial lift. roof, 157 Mrs. Liedtke 4835 Abbott Road 158 James Liuzzi 11137 State Street, #D 159 160 Trash is picked.up at 4/11 apartments across street on Tuesdays between 4 :30 -4:45 A. M. Mosquitos nesting_ in bushes & storm drain, Texaco Station at corner 4/11 of Imperial & State allows men to steam clean motors with coal oil &spray paint. Machines emit black smoke and has terrible odor. Anonymous 10940 Ruth Street is a disgrace - front & back yard cluttered. Cliff Pratt Large dead bush in front of Universal Molding on Stanford Avenue. 161 Mrs. Gifford 162 Anonymous 11475 Birch Street has truck parked on lawn and high weeds. 10800 Sampson has auto in fron yard. 4/13 4/17 4/13 4/13 Public Works CV notified. Mosquito 4/19/ 7? Health Dept. abatement complete. Building No Code violations. 4/19/72 Fire Dept. Building No Code violation. 4128/72 turned over to Beautification Committee. Building Pending Building Investigation underway Pending Public Works Turned over to Enforce- Pending ment officer for removal. • • i Item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion 163 Mrs. Dallery Trashmen take barrels 4/12 Public Works CV Disposal notified. Pending 11011 Virginia Avenue when trash is picked up. 164 Bernard Folkers 11838 Virginia 165 Mrs. Lemon 12235 S. Main Los Angeles 166 Harriet Kayser 3916 Virginia Avenue 167 ME 169 170 House across street 4/13 has business. in residential area. Deep hole on Imperial, 4/17 next to tracks on Alameda 3922 Virginia Avenue is 4/17 not kept up -lawn unmowed, rear yard fire hazard. Mrs. Davidson Home at 4708 Carlin has 4/19 4733 Olanda mattress in front yard, overgrown, has had fire. Henry Hill 4029 Lugo Avenue Tree limbs broken -have 4/19 fallen in front yard. Kenny Thompson Agnes Hugbart 11154 Peach Street N/w corner of Fernwood 4/21 and Franklin is auto dismantling operation in single family residence. Dirt from Montgomery 4/21 Ward project is keeping residences- filthy. Building Public Works Building Building Public Works Building Public Works Referred to License Inspector. Repair scheduled for week of 5/1/72. Cleanup underway. VA handling. Building secured. To be com- pleted within 2 weeks. Picked up. Cleanup Complete Watering intermittant. Continuing follow -up. Pending Pending • Pending Pending 4/19/72 4/29/72 Pending . ABANDONED VEHICLE REMOVAL PROGRAM PROGRESS REPORT 72 -6 ADDRESS LICENSE NO MAKE OF VEH. DATE LOCATED DATE REMOVED TOTAL UNITS 2656 110th Street FTM 559 Desoto 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2656 110th Street FWL 058 Desoto 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2700 109th Street SBG 707 Pontiac 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 11134 Santa Fe Ave. N87157 Ford 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 11152 Grant FIA 949 Packard 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 11175 Grant GJK 909 Ford 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2801 Franklin No lie. VW 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2747 Fernwood Ave. No lie. VW 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2934 Imperial Hwy. HFY 302 Ford 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2905 Los Flores YYB871 Studebaker 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2910 Poplar KFU 069 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 11015 State No lie. Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2633 111th Street OVR 200 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2632 111th Street No lie. Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 r • Is - (1) ADDRESS LICENSE NO MAKE OF VEH. DATE LOCATED DATE REMOVED TOTAL UNITS 2706 111th Street IVW 575 Ford 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2706 111th Street No lic. BMW 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2705 111th Street QXR 897 Studebaker 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2711 111th Street PGM 116 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2660 109th Street RA L 986 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2628 109th Street QJX 086 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2638 108th Street QJK 155 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2640 109th Street LS L 247 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 2649 108th Street SZP 157 VW 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 2668 108th Street NTY 863 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 11432 Long Beach Blvd- G JV 059 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 11432 Long Beach Blvd. GRG 442 Studebaker 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 3224 Pleasant TQW 900 Dodge 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3636 Josephine TU L 815 VW 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3224 Pleasant TQW 900 Dodge 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3669 Louise F LP 443 VW 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 P i (2) ADDRESS LICENSE NO. MAKE OF VEH DATE LOCATED DATE REMOVED TOTAL UNITS 3283 Louise ORH 651 VW 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3253 Louise 2WV379 VW 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3300 Louise No lie. Chev 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3540 Virginia UUW 443 Chev 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3540 Virginia No lie. Ford 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3386 Agnes QXH 163 Cad 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 11907 Long Beach Blvd. ONR 799 Dodge 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 12220 Long Beach Blvd. FUP 877 Buick 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3174 Fernwood WFV 054 Pontiac 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3174 Fernwood JLD 711 Ford 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3168 Redwood FRR 279 Cad 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3147 Flower NXR 488 Chev 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 Long Beach Blvd, QUC 700 Ford 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 All Fernwood Parking OZG 282 Cad 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 Area NWC 204 Chrysler 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 3578 Fernwood FJZ 563 Buick 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 0 (3) 3578 Fernwood 3080 Lynwood Rd. 11439 Pear 3052 Fernwood 3200 Beechwood 2614 112th Street So. Pacific R(W at Fernwood 3327 Sanborn 3338 Tecumseh 3337 Tenaya 3337 Tenaya 10817 San Jose 10817 San Jose 10756 San Jose 10756 San Jose 3687 Walnut LICENSE NO. MAKE OF VEH. DATE LOCATED DATE TOTAL UNITS QJU 565 Ford 1 -29 -72 4 -8 -72 1 KCW 114 Olds 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 No lie. Studebaker 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 No lie. Ford 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 POH 698 Chev 1 -30 -72 4- 15 -72. 1 OPX 290 Pontiac 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 FMN 078 Dodge 1 -30 -72 4 -15 -72 1 LIU 710 Chev 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 SMB 169 Plymouth 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 PWY 072 Dodge 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 IRD 552 Rambler 1 -30 -72 4 -22 -72 1 SJA 843 Chev 1 -29 -72 4 -22 -72 1 WTS 169 Dodge 1 -29 -72 4 -22 -72 1 OCE 962 Renault 1 -29 -72 4 -22 -72 1 EBR 899 Jag 1 -29 -72 4 -22 -72 1 HDH 919 Cad 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 (4 ) L • ADDRESS 11478 Copeland 3595 Platt 11182 Carson 11145 Carson 11010 Benwell 11034 Carson 10860 McNerney 4292 Lugo 3938 Cortland 11665 Elm 4210 Brewster 4357 Brewster 3934 Lugo 3967 Cortland 3976 Lugo 3843 Lugo LICENSE NO MAKE OF VEH DATE LOCATED DATE REMOVED TOTAL UNITS GP L 494 Chev 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 FRK 631 Nash 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 JSJ 553 Ford 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 JDR 420 Buick 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 PTT 533 Chev 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 HAT 408 Minor 2 -11 -72 4 -22 -72 1 No lic. Chev 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 N ZZ 549 Hudson 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 POJ 586 Dodge 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 No lic. Chev 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 JYU 035 Triumph 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 I8432 Dodge 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 FRG 336 Hudson 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 Y LM 610 Dodge 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 FWF 822 Plymouth 2 -12 -72 4 -22 -72 1 FWX 525 Pontiac 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 • n (5) ADDRESS LICENSE NO MAKE OF VEH DATE LOCATED DATE REMOVED TOTAL UNITS 3891 Walnut FSM 083 Ford 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 4260 Platt LNX 570 Chev 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 4260 Platt VOZ 703 Chev 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11222 Jackson GOG 032 Chev 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11227 Jackson 864 CQB VW 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 = 1 4016 Beechwood HOY 993 Ford 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11178 Harris GAC 375 Buick 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3945 Fernwood HGK 537 Comet 2 -12 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11099 Atlantic Avenue BTT 201 Ford 2 -22 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11099 Atlantic Ave. SH2753 Dodge 2 -22 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11099 Atlantic Ave. No lic. Dodge 2 -22 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11099 Atlantic Ave. GJL 995 Willies 2 -22 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11099 Atlantic Ave. No lic. Ford 2 -22 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11216 Virginia FYA 097 Comet 2 -22 -72 4 -23 -72 1 10974 Pope PUZ 030 Chev 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 11027 Louise POR 309 Ford 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 • • (6) ADDRESS 3620 Century Blvd. Willard Lane 11760 Wright Rd. LICENSE NO N87681 No lic. HAT 408 GMH 122 ESRT25 167DII UEF 549 ETU 393 FHD 952 TOTAL Previously Reported Vehicles Removed TOTAL REMOVED TO DATE FWD Chev Minor VW Valiant Buick Pontiac Ford Dodge DATE LOCATED DATE REMOVED TOTAL UNITS 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 1 3 -4 -72 4 -23 -72 102 159 261 DEWWE�RASCHICK Project Director (7) MAY 2, 1972 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT EEA WORK SUMMARY PROGRAM THIS MONTH Concrete Sidewalk Replacement 240 APRIL 1972 PREVIOUS MONTH TOTAL TO DATE 560 4, 794 sq. ft. Square Feet Streets & Alleys Cleanup 7,000 112,000 Lineal Feet Street Trees Clearing & Trimming 170 259 Units Pavement Painting & Stripping 22 39 No. of St. Intersections Street Name Poles Painting & Cleaning 304 357 Units City Entrance, Stop and Street Name Signs Cleaning 304 357 and Repairing Special Projects: a. ' Preparing 180, 000 sq. ft, of streets for Seal Coat project. b. Painted City owned house at 11263 Wright Road for selling purposes. C. Picked up refuse from street and alleys for 10 continuous days after April 8th and 9th. 242, 000 1, ft. 1, 029 units 271 inter- sections 661 965 units 0 aZ t r CARLOS H. ALVARADO Director of Public Works F CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE ON REGIONAL MEDICAL PROGRAMS lamr•.0 man agga n. w.D Paul D Ward C harm do F m, Dnrr I., C. Ionn iu PVer, M. D. April 6, 1972 Vne Chairman 0".d L. oluon Scuerary -ire ar w er Verner S. Waite, M.D. FACS 3590 Imperial Highway Lynwood, California 90262 Dear Dr Wa1 tP Thank you for your letter of March 17, 1972 requesting information about the Regional Medical Programs. Regional Medical Programs were established in 1966 under Public Law 89 -239. California is one of fifty -six programs in the United States. The California Committee on Regional Medical Programs is the grantee for this Region and is made up of medical school deans, deans of schools of public health and representatives of the California Medical Association, the California Hospital Association, voluntary health agencies, other health professions and organizations and members of the public. California RMP is organized into nine Areas, each having an institutional base within a medical school. Each Area has an Area Advisory Group which includes representatives of medical societies, practicing physi- cians and other health professionals, voluntary health agencies and other organizations and members of the public familiar with the need for services provided under the program. Area IX of California RMP is organized under the direction of the Charles R. Drew Postgraduate Medical School and comprises three health districts in Los An,;eles q —th, SnurhPast an(l rnmPton There is an Area Advisory Group which includes the Administrator of St. Francis Hospical and practicing physicians from the area. I believe tha`a_ majority of the Advisory Committee are consu I am not aware that there is any consideration of a sudden change in the method of delivery of health care to the residents of the city of Lynwood, nor would any such plan fall within the scope of Regional Medical Programs. California RMP is currently supporting part of the costs of the Department of Community Medicine at the Drew Postgraduate School and the Martin Luther King Hospital. A proposal has been re- ceived for a pilot emergency medical care system to link the OEO Health Center in Watts and some of the other small emergency rooms in the area with the facilities at the King Hospital. Another proposal is to es- tablish a volunteer stroke rehabilitation program at the King Hospital. These proposals are to be considered at the April meeting of CCRMP. 7700 Edgewater Drive • Oakland, California 94621 • Telephone (415) 635 -0290 r 2. The Acting Coordinator of the Area IX RMP is Mr. Bert Campbell. His telephone number is 564 -5911, extension 261. 1 am sure that Mr. Camp- bell will be glad to furnish you with more detailed information re- garding the program there. Please feel free to contact me if there is any further information that you desire. V e 5: r F` Y JAM:pw cc: Bert Campbell ry truly yours, 1 � ��jl/�li' r i'I' J in A. tchell, M.D., FACS eputy Director .3 F April 26, 1972 TO CITY COUNCIL FROM CITY CLERK SUBJECT: Request from Soulville Foundation for charitable solicitation permit. You will recall the subject request was held over for further information. Attached are photocopies of l.. Notice of Intention, history of organization and its camp, 2. List of officers and members of Board of Directors, 3• Camp budget, 4. Income tax return, 5• List of contribution and expenditures. All administrative expense of the solicitation will be provided by Beverly Hills Federal Saving and Loan Association. Mr. Gilbert of the City of LosAngeles Social Service Department informed me that the Foundation has a permit from that city, 112288, effective until July 23, 19'T2. 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PK awI/ .... sc .-Tra s Signature ifs_ �3= aif�_w_8._. - - Iq�l It UC:I I(iR5 l.cm•acie In r d Vn r. r _.— _— _--- `— '�._'— '_____. nftl: us, lhll.1,11 of thr or ,.vu'., it r f im ,il co n•nL:�rro c thoa , _ -'. ." • " ^ ^ sc, nutli[, f Cr s, e �r e, ?r ,pro ler c. en nr t pu nv.nono aIV Unrtluur t!,u se. ¢,b unn or P:ovlxle .; �c:i.a pvenl.oLCltnunr for .:noshor "Of "et,on :"',i, tlR.�r. .lie th._refrcrn. r ( !!v l,l -711 S 0 0 THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION The Soulville Foundation has been created to bring to the underprivileged children of Los Angeles a variety of programs in the areas of physical education, health and nutrition information, remedial academic education, contemporary issues and recreation. Concentrating ostensibly on physical education and recreation, The Soulville Foundation is using the magnetism of these to channel participating youth into the other vital programs. With the vehicle of organized and supervised play, the Foundation is attempting to give direct and personal guidance to the many children who have been shut out of the ever - crowded, under- staffed and inadequately financed programs currently offered in the local schools and city parks. In many cases these same neglected children make poor academic showings, not for lack of ability, but because a child's logic reasons that the disinterest shown him shOUld be reciprocated. It is hardly surprising that he ignores the warning that he is only hurting himself when it comes from those who notice him only if he is doing poorly At a time when school, social and recreational programs are suffering cutbacks, vie cannot depend upon public funds to finance the specialized programs needed in the underprivileged community. Rather than continue to lobby for programs that have been repeatedly denied, The Soulville Foundation is applying private funds to direct action within the community. CAMP CLUTCH Camp Clutch was specifically designed by William D. Naulls, Jerry West and The Soulville Foundation to give to 400 underprivileged boys of every ethnic background who have displayed basketball talent an opportunity to receive exoert basketball tutoring while enjoying a camD experience away from the city and from their mono - ethnic neighborhoods. The camp will run in two one -week sessions between July 9th and July 23rd, 1972. The boys will be selected from recommendations of the coaches of the junior and senior high schools and various boys' clubs in Los Anqeles County. Selection will be based on basketball talent and socio- economic background, leading to a, camp roster of boys who will represent every ethnic community of Los Angeles. The cost of sending one boy to the Camp for one week is $150.00. All funds contributed to The Soulville Foundation Camp Clutch Fund will go directly toward the cost of the Camp. No contributions will be used to pay for the cost of solicitation. Beverly Hills Federal Savings and Loan Association is backing The Soulville Foundation in its Camp Clutch project by paying for the cost of the solicitation drive. __ 0 9 DIRECTORS OF THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION William D. Naulls - PRESIDENT Bettie A. Naulls 9401 Wilshire Boulevard 5186 Orange Place Suite 1130 Los Angeles, California 90008 Beverly lulls, California 90212 (213) 296 -3483 (213) 2.73 -0788 Roosevelt Grier - VICE PRESIDENT 11656 Montana Avenue Los Angeles, California 90049 (213) 826 -1214 Bill G. Naulls - SECRETARY /TREASURER 9401 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 1130 Beverly Hills, California 90212 (213) 2.73 -0788 Herbert B. Avery, M.D. 5307 South Rimpau Los Anqeles, California 90043 (213) 292 -3089 David E. Barnett 6355 Topanga Canyon Boulevard Suite 333 Woodland Hills, (213) 346 -9511 California 91364 Myrtle U. Caton, M D. 4922 West Eighth Street Los Anqeles, California (213) 931 -2825 Marty Freedman 3655 South Grand Avenue Los Angeles, California (213) 746 -1080 Samuel Gilbert 16055 Ventura Boulevard Suite 1215 Encino, California 91316 (213) 872 -0228 Daily Naulls 5186 Orange Place Los Angcles, California 90008 (213) 296 -3483 Bill Russell 6535 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 1 Los Angeles, California 90048 (213) 651 -4980 Ernie Shelby 5178 Orange Place Los Anqeles, California 90008 (213) 296 -5400 Sanford J. Simon 9300 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 460 Beverly Bills, California 90212 (213) 278 -7633 Kenneth F. Spencer 9401 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 1200 90005 Beverly Hills, California 90212 (213) 275 -4351 Jerry West 12812 Bristol Circle South 90007 Los Angeles, California 90049 (213) 395 -7124 Augustus A. White, III, M.D. 31 Ridge Court East, #4B West Haven, Connecticut 06516 (203) 934 -7642 s • CAMP CLUTCH PROJECTION OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES 400 Campers - Two Weeks EXPENDITURES Sponsorship of 400 boys @ $150.00 per boy per week Living Accommodations: $2.00 per boy per day $ 5,600.00 Food: $6.50 per boy per day 18,200.00 Coaches: $75.00 per coach per week; one coach per 10 boys 3,000.00 Guest Lecturers (Allowance)' (John Wooden, Jerry Norman, Sidney Wicks, Curtis Rowe, Wilt Chamberlain and others) 3,000.00 Brochures and Advertising (Allowance) 3,000.00 Travel and Telephone (approximately) 1,000.00 Insurance (approximately) 500.00 Trainer, 24 hours per day (Allowance) 500.00 Allowance for lease or purchase of films to be used at Camp (basketball fundamentals, health and diet, entertainment, etc.) 2,000.00 Camp Shirts ( reversible and to be imprinted with Camp emblem and numbers on both sides): 460 shirts @ $4.00 each 1,840.00 Pants: 460 pair @ $2.50 each 1,150.00 Sneakers: 460 pair @ $7.00 per pair 3,220.00 Socks: 460 pair @ $.75 per pair 690.00 Jocks: 460 @ $1.50 each 690.00 Dental Care Kits (one toothbrush and one tube tooth paste): 460 @ $.90 each 414.00 Fingernail Clips: 460 @ $.50 each 230.00 Soap: 460 bars @ $.20 each 92.00 Blankets (to be leased or purchased): 460 @ $5.00 each 2,300.00 Towels (imprinted with Camp emblem). 460 @ $4.50 each 2,070.00 Basketballs: 40 @ $10.00 each 400.00 Basketball Bags: 20 @ $2.00 -each 40.00 Whistles: 30 @ $2.00 each 60.00 Clipboards: 25 @ $1.00 each 25.00 Trophies: 250 @ $4.00 each 1,000.00 Allowance for Coaches' and Guests' Food and Lodging (sixty people) 3,120.00 Training Room Supplies (Allowance) 1,000.00 Subtotal $55,141.00 Emergency Contingency Fund (emergency medical expense, additional travel, auto repair, additional literature, etc.): approximately 1095 of above 5,000.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $60,141.00 INCOME $60,000.00 * Te be given to campers and coaches Ex From Income Tax Deperirmni of the Treasury Internrl Revenue serv,ce Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code For the calendar year 1970, or other taxable year beginning 1970, and ending ./. !i.cr,[,}�r..2 �, 19. r _ Please type, print or attach label. 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' , f"3 'Ilt'l l,ilM1nir: kc (.(three t. ao—m -a a r CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION - CASH 10 December 1970 through 30 November 1971 DATE NAME OF DONOR ADDRESS OF DONOR AMOUNT 12 -11 -70 William D. Naulls, 5178 Orange Place, Los Angeles 90008 (cash) $ 25.00 12 -15 -70 William O'Neill & Co., 3450 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 90005 100.00 12 -15 -70 Mr. Marty of California (Marty Freedman), 3655 So. Grand Ave., LA 90007 1,250.00 1- 1 -71 Stanley Jaloff, 130 Shorecliff Road, Corona Del Mar 92625 100.00 1 -21 -71 Kleiner Bell Foundation, 262 North Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills 90210 100.00 4 -19 -71 International Industries, 980 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills 90212 200.00 5 -11 -71 David E. Barnett, 15026 Valley Vista Blvd., Sherman Oaks 91403 30 00 5 -11 -71 Sanford J. Simon, 134 South Mansfield, Los Angeles 50.00 5 -12 -71 Leon T. Breslow, 811 North Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills 90210 100.00 5 -24 -71 Hoffman Travel. Service, 9677 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills 90212 20.00 5 -25 -71 F. Lewis Alcindor, 9777 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills 90212 500.00 6- 3 -71 Max Behm, 16675 Huerta Road, Encino 91316 25.00 6- 9 -71 KFC customers (cash) 7.36 6- 9 -71 Pacific Coast Farm & Realty Co., 16055 Ventura Blvd, Encino 91316 100.00 6 -15 -71 KFC customers (cash) 15.75 6 -18 -71 Landholders, Inc., 16055 Ventura Blvd., Encino, 91316 200.00 6 -18 -71 Henry L. Heins, Jr., M.D., 3756 Santa Rosalia Drive, Los Angeles 90008 25.00 6 -22 -71 KFC Customers (cash) 9.36 _7- 6 -71 Mr. Marty of California (Marty Freedman), 3655 So. Grand Ave., LA 90007 2,000.00 7- 6 -71 KFC customers (cash) 7.11 7- 7 -71 William D Naulls, 5178 Orange Place, Los Angeles 90008 1,000.00 7 -16 -71 Trend Typographers, 828 -830 Highland Avenue, Hollywood 90038 130.00 7 -19 -71 KFC customers (cash) 3.55 7 =27 -71 KFC customers (cash) 4.01 8 -13 -71 KFC customers (cash) 8.71 8 -24 -71 KFC customers (cash) 11.52 9- 7 -71 KFC customers (cast:) 8.38 9 -15 -71 KFC customers (cash) 6.15 9 -27 -71 KFC customers (cash) 4.69 10 -19 -71 KFC customers (cash) 8.20 10 -27 -71 KFC customers (cash) 4.46 10 -30 -71 Leon and Geraldine Smith, 185 Harrison Ave., Montclair, New Jersey 07042 25.00 11 -10 -71 KFC customers (cash) 10.44 - 11 -24 -71 KFC customers (cash) 6.56 TOTAL CASH CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION, FIRST FISCAL YEAR, 10 DECEMBER 1970 THROUGH 30 NOVEMBER 1971 $6,096.25 CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION OTHER THAN CASH 10 December 1970 through 30 November 1971 DATE NAME OF DONOR ADDRESS OF DONOR ITEM 1- 5 -71 Nat Jolton Company, 1147 South Hope Street, Los Angeles 90015 Seventy -tyro (72) Numbered Jerseys 5 -10 -71 Robert Bryar, 16633 Ventura Blvd., #1100, Encino 91316 One (1) Couch EXPENDITURES MADE BY THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION 10 December 1970 through 30 November 1971 CHECK NUMBER PAYEE PURPOSE AMOUNT Delta Lines 3 H. L. Whiting Company -- Bank of America charge 101 Cleo Johnson 102 Mason Dooley 103 Hollywood Trophy Company 104 109th St. Athletic Assoc. 105 Postal Instant Press 106 Petty Cash -- Bank of America charge -- Bank of America charge 107 Security Engraving Co. 108 Roderick Young 109 Roderick Young -- Bank of America charge 110 Compton Travelers Jr.Daseball 111 Sec. of State of Calif. 112 Los Angeles Times News Bureau 113 Johnny Cade 114 Carnaby Candies 115 Zellerbac,h Paper Company 116 Trend Typographers 117 Postal Instant Press Watts Holiday Basketball Classic (WHBC) Jerseys for Players WHBC - Numbers for Jerseys checks WHBC - Scoreboard Operation WHBC - Photographic Service WHBC - Trophies WHBC - Banquet Catering Letterhead, Envelopes Office Supplies, Postage Printed Checks Service Charge on Account Stationery Cost (Velox Prints) Photographs for Brochure Photographs for Brochure Service Charge on Account Uniforms Filing Fee - Statement of Dom. Corp Photo of Director for Brochure Photos of Directors for Brochure Weight Machine - Locke Hiqh School Paper for Brochure Type for Brochure Printing ( "Give "); Rubber Stamp TOTAL EXPENDITURES MADE BY THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION, FIRST FISCAL YEAR, 10 DECEMBER 1970 THROUGH 30 NOVEMBER 1971 NON -CASH DONATION BY THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION• $ 347.15 37.03 2.36 15.00 15.00 204.14 435.42 10.23 50.00 13.41 .85 4.75 50.00 50.00 .47 50.00 3.00 3.00 33.50 2,200.00 80.00 125.00 28.31 $3,758.62 1 -6 -71 Soulville Youth Soccer Team Fifteen (15) Numbered Jerseys CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION - CASH 1 December 1971 through 30 November 1972 DATE NAME OF DONOR ADDRESS OF DONOR AMOUNT 12 -14 -71 KFC customers (cash) $ 4.83 12 -24 -71 Mr. Marty of California (Marty Freedman), 3655 So. Grand Ave., LA 90007 1,500.00 12 -30 -71 KFC customers (cash) 14.16 11 -27 -72 KFC customers (cash) 12.25 TSF CONTRIBUTIONS OTHER THAN CASH - 12 -1 -71 through 11 -30 -72 1 -4 -72 Coca Cola Bottling Co., 1334 &o. Central Ave., LA 90021 Twenty -five (25) cases of Coca Cola 8 EXPENDITURES IiADE BY THE SOULVILLE FOUNDATION 1 December 1971 through 30 November 1972 AMOUNT $ 662.40 837.60 55.68 400.00 10.00 531.60 0 CHECK DATE NU4BER PAYEE PURPOSE 12 -22 -71 118 Surprise Store, Inc. Watts Holiday Basketball Classic (WHBC) Uniforms 12 -30 -71 119 109th St. Athletic Assoc. Budget for WHBC less amounts paid (c /o James Ransom) directly by The Soulville Foundation 1 -10 -72 120 Surprise Store, Inc. Basketballs 2 -17 -72 121 D. E. Quinn Expense of Research and Preparation of Brochure and Misc. Projects 3- 9 -72 122 Franchise Tax Board Statement of Corporation Tax 3 -23 -72 123 Basketball Conq ress Int'l. Partial Cost of Trip to Phoenix So. Central L.A. District Tournament for Watts Magicians AMOUNT $ 662.40 837.60 55.68 400.00 10.00 531.60 0