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E. L. MORRIS, Mayor
Councilmen
JOHN D. 8YORK
HENRY J. LIEWER
JAMES E. ROWE
JOHN H. STEVENS
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
C A L,.I F O R N I A
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
June 7, 1972
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INVOCATION
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PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
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CALL TO Roll call of Councilmen: John D. Byork
ORDER Henry J. Liewer
James E. Rowe
John H. Stevens
E. L. Morris
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APPROVAL OF (1) Regular Meeting of May 16, 1972
MINUTES (2) Adjourned Regular Meeting of May 23, 1972
(3) Adjourned Regular Meeting of May 30, 1972
(4) Adjourned Regular Meeting of June 6, 1972
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PUBLIC BUSINESS
FROM THE FLOOR
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PUBLIC (1) A PUBLIC HEARING HAS BEEN CALLED
HEARINGS TO HEAR ARGUMENTS FOR AN AGAINST
THE ABATEMENT OF A NUISANCE AT
,i 2614 112TH STREET,
A PUBLIC HEARING HAS BEEN CALLED
TO HEAR ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST
f THE RELINQUISHMENT OF AN EASEMENT
BETWEEN MONA BOULEVARD AND
INDIJSTRY WAY
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
June 7, 1972
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MANAGEMENT (1)
STUDIES AND
REPORTS
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A PUBLIC HEARING HAS BEEN CALLED
TO HEAR ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST
THE CHANGE FROM ZONE R -3 TO M -2
OF A PORTION OF LOTS 8 AND 9 OF
MODJESKA ACRES TRACT
FIVE YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Synopsis: Council initiation of study of
Five Year Capital Improvement Budget.
This long -range Capital Improvement
Budget will serve as planned guide to
determine priorities for future major
public works improvements throughout
the City.
REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISSION
Synopsis: Council study of a requested
Ordinance to establish five (5) man
Real Estate Practices Commission
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Z investigate, study, review, and analyze
✓✓ such practices within the City of Lynwood.
(3) MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING --
LYNWOOD CITY EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
Synopsis: Council ratification of Memo-
randum of Understanding signed by the
Municipal Employee Relations Officer
° and the Lynwood City Employees Associa-
tion,
(4) PROPOSED SALE OF CITY OWNED LAND
Synopsis: Council consideration of Sale
of odd -sized parcel of land at northeast
corner of Beechwood Avenue and Peach
Street which is a total of 611 square feet.
\ \� (5) INTERIM OPEN SPACE AND ENVIRON-
MENTAL ELEMENT TO GENERAL PLAN
r ,Syno is: Counci setting of public hearing
for ly 5; 1972 for the "Interim Open
Spac nd E ronmental Element to
General Plan,
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
June 7, 1972
Page 3
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EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT ACT
AMENDMENT
Synopsis: Council authorization for
Mayor to execute amendment to Sub -
Agent Agreement Re Modification
4 -F of the Emergency Employment Act.
(7) SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
CITY AND TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
6 COMPANY
Synopsis: Council consideration of
` agreement to provide continuing land
t itle report service by the Title Insurance
-and Trust Company and authorization for
Mayor to execute subject agreement.
8) JAYCEES FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM
JSynopsis: Council review of Agreement
'between the Jaycees and the City regarding
the Fourth of July Program and Council
authorization for Mayor to execute subject
agreement.
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FINANCE (1) Demands Resolution Entitled:
REPORT
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING
AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRE-
SENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS
DRAWN THEREFOR.
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DEPARTMENTAL (1) Information Bulletin No. 72 -10
REPORTS
Recommendation: Receive and file
(2) Citizens' Service Request Log No. 72 -10
Recommendation: Receive and file
(3) Code Enforcement Committee Nuisance
Abatement Activity Report No. 72 -7
Recommendation: Receive and file
(4) Public Works Department EEA Work Summary
Recommendation: Receive and file
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
June 7, 1972
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CITY CLERK'S (1) Resolution entitled:
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COUNCIL AGENDA
(NEW BUSINESS)
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" PUBLIC BUSINESS °
FROM THE FLOOR
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ADJOURNMENT
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD URGING
INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS TO EXERT „
MAXIMUM EFFORTS TOWARDS RELEASE
OF PRISONERS OF WAR AND OBSERVANCE
OF GENEVA CONVENTION IN TREATMENT
OF PRISONERS OF WAR
(2) Any other matters.
Mayor E. L. Morris
Vice Mayor John H. Stevens
Councilmen Byork, Liewer, Rowe
Adjourn to the Regular Adjourned Meeting of
the City Council of the City of Lynwood to be
held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall
at 7:OOPM on June 13, 1972.
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June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: NUISANCE ABATEMENT HEARING -- 2614 -112th Street
Gentlemen:
Attached is a notice of violation, dated April 21, 1972, issued by the
Lynwood Fire Department on the above described property. To date no
action to abate the nuisance has been taken by property owner.
On display are photographs which show the condition of this property on
May 12, 1972,
Staff believes that there is sufficient evidence to establish the fact that
there is excessive accumulation of trash, machinery and debris on
this property which constitutes a nuisance under the definition of the
City Code relating to general 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 CIT DIRECTING THE ABATEMENT THEREOF,
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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Attachments (2)
RESOLUTION NO.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD DETERMINING THAT A NUISANCE IS
BEING MAINTAIPIED 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 Lynwood
does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. The property described as Lot 5, Block 13,
Tract 5418, and generally known as 2614 112th Street, 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 equipment and machinery storage.
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Section 3. It is further found and determined that,
in order to abate said nuisance, it will be necessary that the
following steps be taken:
a. Removal of all trash and debris.
b. Removal of all salvagable material and cleaning of the
parcel.
Section 4. The owner of said propert}, Jose R. Hernandez,
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 suthorized 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.
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The failure of any owner or other person to receive
such notice shall not affect in any manner the validity of any
proceedings taken hereunder.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this 7th day of June, 1972.
Mayor of the City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: RELINQUISHMENT OF CITY EASEMENT
BETWEEN MONA BOULEVARD AND INDUSTRY WAY
Gentlemen:
This hearing is being held pursuant to Council Resolution of
May 2, 1972. Economic Resources Corp. requested the City to
vacate a ten (10 foot sewer easement between Mona Boulevard
and' Industry Way.
Economic Resources Corporation is requesting the easement
relinquishment in order to construct a Southern Pacific Railroad
Spur on the south property, line of the proposed Dyna Manufacturing
Company. The ten (10 foot easement was originally intended to
be used for providing sewer service to the parcels of land within
this section of the Industrial Park.
Staff review of the proposed vacation indicates the sewer service for
Dyna Manufacturing will be served from Industry Way. Therefore,
the sewer easement would not be of further interest. to the City and
may be quit claimed to the vested owner.
As required by the Government Code, previous approval has been
granted by the Planning Commission to vacate the above described
sewer easement.
RECOMMENDATION
Council adopt a "Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Lynwood Ordering the Vacation of an Easement for Public Utilities
Purposes"
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City Manager
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD ORDERING THE VACATION OF AN EASEMENT FOR
PUBLIC UTILITIES PURPOSES.
The City Council of the City of Lynwood hereby resolves,
orders and determines as follows:
Section 1. The City Council of the City of Lynwood
did on the 2nd day of May, 1972, adopt Resolution No. 72 -52
declaring its intention to vacate an easement for public
utilities purposes.
Section 2. The easement is as described in Exhibit "A"
attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference.
Section 3. Said easement is hereby ordered vacated.
Section 4. Upon the making of this order, title to
the land previously subject to easement reverts to the owner
of the land free from the rights of the public in the manner set
forth in Government Code Section 50444.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this 7th day of June , 1972.
Mayor of the City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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 Calif-
ornia, as per Map recorded in Book 3, Page 399, of Miscell-
aneous 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
421 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 26f 00"
West 486.84 feet; thence North 11 42' 50" West 10.02 feet
to the true point of beginning.
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June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: PUBLIC HEARING OF CHANGE OF ZONE R -3
TO M -2, PORTION OF LOTS 8 AND 9 OF
MODJESKA ACRES TRACT
Gentlemen:
The Lamitt Company (Filbar Furniture Mfg. Co,) has made
application requesting a zone change from R -3 to M -2 on a portion
of Lots 8 and 9 of the Modjeska Acres Tract. The subject parcels
are located on the easterly end of the existing Filbar plant,
adjacent to Esther Street, all within the corporate boundaries of the
C ity,
A portion of the subject parcels are owned by the City of Lynwood
and the applicant has recently agreed to purchase and trade with
the City excess adjacent lands in order to facilitate the proposed
Santa Fe Avenue extension.
A public hearing was held before the Planning Commission on
May 9, 1972, at which time the attached resolution was adopted.
The applicant explained he desires to rezone the R -3 property to an
M -2 zone in,.order,to construct new warehouse and office. facilities
fronting on the proposed Santa Fe Avenue.
This zone change is considered by Staff and the Planning Commission
to be in the best interest of the community and would not adversely
affect adjoining properties. Also to be considered is the proposed
extension of Santa Fe Avenue which will ultimately provide a
natural division between R and M uses.
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RECOMMENDATION
Council approve and adopt "An Ordinance Amending Ordinance
No. 570 for the Purpose of Classification of Certain Properties
and the Adoption of an Amended Section of the Zoning Map
Which is Part of said Ordinance ".
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RONALD PRINCE
CityManager
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Attachment
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF TIDE LYNWOOD PLANNING
COMMISSION RECOMMENDING REZONING OF
LOTS 8 AND 9 OF THE MODJESKA ACRES
TRACT, FROM ZONE R -3 TO M -2.
WHEREAS, the Lynwood Planning Commission, pursuant. to
law, did on May 9, 1972, hold public hearings on the application of
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Filbar Furniture Mfg. Co., requesting rezoning of a portion of
Lots 8 and 9, Modjeska Acres Tract from Zone R -3 to M -2; said
property is located 'between Penn Avenue and State Street at the
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south end of Esther Street, all within the corporate limits of the
City of Lynwood, and
WHEREAS, the Commission has carefully considered all
pertinent testimony offered in the case, as presented at the public
hearings;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Planning
Commission finds and concludes that:
1. The subject lots are presently zoned R -3.
2. The lots are currently vacant and adjacent to each
other.
3. The request is prompted by the proposed expansion of
Filbar Furniture Mfg. Company.
4. The proposed M -2 zone is the proper zone for
manufacturing.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said Commission
recommends approval of the application of Filbar Furniture Mfg. Co.
for rezoning a portion of Lots 8 and 9 of the Modjeska Acres Tract
from Zone R -3 to M -2, permitting warehouse and office facilities
for the subject property.
Roll Call: .Ayes -
Noes - '
Absent -
APPROVED and ADOPTED this 9th day of May 1972.
Chairman
Secretary
ORDINANCE NO.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 570
FOR THE PURPOSE OF CLASSIFICATION OF
CERTAIN PROPERTIES AND THE•ADOPTION OF AN
AMENDED SECTION OF THE ZONING MAP WHICH IS
PART OF SAID ORDINANCE.
The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby
ordain as follows:
Section 1. The official land use plan of the City of
Lynwood as established by Ordinance No. 570 is hereby amended to
reclassify certain property as follows:
FROM ZONE R -3 TO ZONE M -2 - Portion of Lots 8 & 9, Mod-
jeska Acres.
Section 2. That said Classification shall apply in
the manner set forth in detail in the amendatory part B -3 & C -3 of
the zoning map of the City of Lynwood being a part of said
Ordinance No. 570 which amendatory part is a part hereof.
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 cir-
culation, 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 7th day of June, 1972, and finally adopted
and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council held
on the 20th day of June, 1972, by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen
Noes: Councilmen
Absent: Councilmen
Mayor of the City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISSION
Gentlemen:
As directed by the Council at the meeting of May 16, Staff has prepared an
ordinance which would create a Real Estate Practices Commission in the
City of Lynwood. Attached for Council study is a copy of the proposed Ordinance.
Basically the Ordinance creates a five (5) man commission composed of two
(2) realtors and three (3) members of the public not engaged in the real
estate profession. A term of office for the Commission is four (4) years
with both removal and appointment by a majority of the members of the City
Council. The commission would meet once a month in the Council Chambers
of City Hall and the powers and duties of the Commission are enumerated
in the ordinance.
RECOMMENDATION
Council adoption and /or modification and adoption of an Ordinance entitled,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AMENDING ARTICLE IX TO CHAPTER 2 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD ESTABLISHING A REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISSION AND
SETTING FORTH THE POWERS AND DUTIES THEREOF ".
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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Attachment (1)
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ADDING ARTICLE IX TO CHAPTER 2 OF THE
CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ESTABLISHING
A REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISSION AND SETTING FORTH
THE POWERS AND DUTIES THEREOF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD HEREBY
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1.
Article IX is added to Chapter 2 of the Code of the City of Lynwood
to read:
Article IX
REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISS
Sec. 2. 180 Creation. There is created hereby a Real Estate
Practices Commission as provided in this article.
Sec. 2. 181 Composition. The Real Estate Practices Commission
shall consist of five (5) members, all of whom shall be residents of the
City of Lynwood. Two of the members shall be members of the real estate
profession, and three of the members shall be members of the general
public not engaged in the real estate profession. The City Manager or his
designated representative shall serve as the Secretary of the Commission,
but shall not be entitled to vote or otherwise be considered a member of
the Commission.
Sec. 2. 182 Appointment of Members. The members of the Real
Estate Practices Commission shalt be appointed by the City Council.
Sec. 2.183 Term of Office. The term of office of the members
of the Real Estate Practices Commission first appointed shall be selected
by lot as follows: one member of the public for a term of two years; one
member of the public and one member of the real estate profession each
for a term of three years, and one member of the public and one member
of the real estate profession each for a term of four years. All succeeding
terms shall be for a period of four years. Members shall hold office until
their successors are qualified and take office.
Sec. 2.184 Removal from Office. Members may be removed
prior to the expiration of their term by a majority vote of the members of
the City Council. Absence from three consecutive meetings without cause
shall be deemed to constitute the retirement of such absent member and his
position shall thereupon become vacant.
Sec. 2. 185 Meetings, The Real Estate Practices Commission
shall meet regularly at least once a month in the Council Chambers in the
City Hall of the City of Lynwood, except as otherwise provided by law.
Special meetings may be called by the chairman or a majority of the members
of the Commission. All meetings shall be open to the public except as
otherwise authorized by the laws of the State of California. Regular minutes
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REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISSION
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of commission meeting shall be maintained by the Commission and be
available for public inspection.
Sec. 2. 186 Organization. The Real Estate Practices Commission
shall elect one of its members as chairman and one of its members as vice
chairman. The Commission members so elected shall hold office for one
year and until their successors are elected. The Commission shall estab-
lish such rules and regulations as it deems necessary for the regulation
of its proceedings and the performance of its duties. Such rules and re-
gulations shall not be inconsistent with the laws of the State or the ordi-
nances of the City of Lynwood.
Sec. 2. 187 P owers and Duties, The Real Estate Practices
Commission shall have the following powers and duties:
(a) To investigate, study, review, and analyze real estate practices
within the City of Lynwood, with special emphasis on such questionable and
unworthy practices as may be associated with racial and /or ethnic discrimi-
nation and blockbusting in connection with the sales of residential property
in the City;
(b) To make recommendations to the City Council of the City
of Lynwood concerning policies, resolutions, and /or ordinances which
might be adopted by that body to upgrade and improve real estate practices
within the City of Lynwood especially as they relate to discrimination and
blockbusting;
(c) To work with the Ethical Practices Committee of the Lynwood -
Compton Board of Realtors to help formulate such recommendations; and,
(d) To serve as the agency responsible for the enforcement of
Chapter 25 -A of the Code of the City of Lynwood.
Section 2.
Section 4 of Chapter 25 -A of the Code of the City of Lynwood is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 4 Enforcement. (a) The Real Estate Practices Commission
shall have the following functions, powers, and duties in addition to those
provided otherwise by law:
(1) To promulgate, amend and rescind suitable rules
and regulations to carry out the provisions of this ordinance provided
that such rules and regulations shall be approved by the City Council and,
upon approval, filed with the City Clerk;
(2) To receive and investigate complaints alleging violations of
the provisions of this ordinance;
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REAL ESTATE PRACTICES COMMISSION
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(3) To hold conferences and make investigations, and for this
purpose to call upon City of Lynwood officials and employees and other
bodies to aid and assist it therein.
(4) To render each year to the City Council a written report of
activities pertaining to this Chapter.
(b) Any person claiming to be aggrieved by an alleged
unlawful practice forbidden by this ordinance, may be himself or by his
attorney at law, make, sign, and file with the Real Estate Practices
Commission a verified complaint in writing which shall state the name
and address of the person, firm, partnership, or corporation alleged
to have committed the unlawful practice complained of and which shall
set forth the particulars thereof and contain such other information as
may be reasonably required by the Real Estate Practices Commission.
(c) After the filing of a complaint by an aggrieved person,
or by any City of Lynwood resident, the Real Estate Practices Commission
shall cause a prompt investigation to be made of the alleged unlawful practice.
(d) If, after such investigation, the Real Estate Practices
Commission shall determine that no probably cause exists for crediting
the allegations of the complaint, it shall, within ten (10) days from such
determination, cause to be issued and served upon the complainant
written notice of such determination.
(e) If, after such investigation, the Real Estate Practices
Commission shall determine that probably cause exists in accordance with
the allegations of the complaint, it shall immediately endeavor to elimi-
nate the unlawful practice complained of by conference and conciliation.
Such conference shall be opened to the public unless otherwise requested
by one or both of the parties to the conference. It may refer the matter
to other public boards of the City of Lynwood officials or employees to
conduct or assist in such conferences.
(f) If the practice complained of be not eliminated, the
Real Estate Practices Commission may:
(1) Refer the matter to the Real Estate Commission
of the State of California for such disciplinary action as may seem appro-
priate, and may make any records available to the Commission as may
relate to the matter notwithstanding any other action which the Real Estate
Practices Commission may take or may already have taken; or
(2) Refer the matter to the Office of Equal Opportunity
(Housing Opportunity Division) for appropriate action pursuant to Title VIII
of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (the Fair Housing Law); or
(3) Refer the entire file to the appropriate legal repre-
sentative of the City of Lynwood for such action as it may deem proper
or necessary in the circumstances.
Section 3,
The City Clerk is hereby order 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 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
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD
City Clerk
City of Lynwood
June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: PROPOSED SALE OF LAND BY CITY
Gentlemen:
Mr. Robert Oliver, of the Lynwood Investment Company, has been
attempting to combine certain parcels of land in the vicinity of
Imperial Highway and Peach Street. The purpose of this is for
the anticipated relocation of new Security Pacific National Bank
facilities. The Lynwood Investment Company has been able to
combine Lots 122, a portion of 121, Lots 123 and 124 of Tract
2551 for the bank's proposed new building site. Records, however,
have indicated the City owns a triangular piece of land located at
the northeast corner of Beechwood Avenue and Peach Street with
an area of approximately 611 square feet. This fact has prompted
the Lynwood I,nvestment Company to contact the City regarding the
possible sale of this property. The City Engineering Staff has
studied the situation and made a determination that presently this
parcel of land does not project any future use for street purposes
by the City. The westerly boundary of this City owned parcel is
presently the curb line and if adjacent properties were to be
developed for purposes such as parking, no anticipated use would be
derived by the City from this land.
The firm of E.R. Metcalfe and Associates Valuation Engineering of
Los Angeles, has made land appraisals in this area during the
Montgomery Ward acquisition and more recently in the vicinity of
Imperial Highway and Long Beach Boulevard. As such, they are
aware of current land values and have filed with the City a letter
indicating the current value of this property is $3.90 per square
foot.
Based on these
facts, it
is the Staff's opinion
this excess land may
be sold to the
Lynwood
Investment Company for a price of $3.90
per square foot
or for a
total of $2492 based
on 611 square feet.
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RECOMMENDATION
Council approve the proposed sale of land to the Lynwood Investment
Company at the northeast corner of Beechwood Avenue and Peach Street
at a value of $3. 90 per square foot as outlined in the report and direct
staff to take the necessary steps to carry out this transaction.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: INTERIM OPEN SPACE AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ELEMENT TO THE GENERAL PLAN ,
Gentlemen:
The enclosed Planning Commission Resolution approving the "Interim
Open Space Element to the General Plan" was adopted by the
Planning Commission as required by law at the May 9, 1972
Planning Commission meeting,
The purpose of the Open Space Element to the General Plan is to
preserve existing open space and protect the community by
establishing controls on noise, pollutants and seismic prone areas.
The State Legislature recently adopted regulations requiring each
city and county in the state to adopt an Open Space Element to
their General Plan. The adoption of this element must be adopted
or be in the process of being adopted by July 1, 1972.
RECOMMENDATION
Council set a public hearing for July 5, 1972,
Open Space Element to the General Plan" and
to publish notice thereof,
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
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Enclosure
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cause the City Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF TITE PLANNING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AIVIENDING THE
GENERAL PLAN BY ADOPTING AN INTERIM
OPEN SPACE. AND ENVIRONMENTAL ELIMI ENT.
WHEREAS, the Lynwood Planning Commission, pursuant to
law, did on May 9, 1972, hold a public hearings) on the adoption
of an amendment to the General Plan; and,
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WHT',REAS, the Cum•mirsion has carefully .considered all.
pertinent testimony offered in the case, as presented at the
public hearing; and,
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission is required by law to
adopt an Open Space Element to the General Plan in order to
conserve and maintain an environmental quality of the highest
standard,
NOW, THEREFORE, the Planning Commission of the City
of Lynwood resolves, orders and approves an amendment to the
General Plan of the City of Lynwood, California, titled:
"INTERIM OPEN SPACE AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ELEMENT TO THE GENERAL PLAN OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA"
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said Commission
approves and recommends to the City Council adoption of the
"Interim Open Space and Environmental Element to the
General Plan of the City of Lynwood ".
Roll Call: Ayes -
Noes -
Absent -
APPROVED and ADOPTED this 9th day of May 1972.
Chairman
Secretary
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June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT ACT AMENDMENT TO
SUB -AGENT AGREEMENT
Gentlemen:
The County of Los Angeles has requested all cities who are sub- agents
under the Emergency Employment Act to review and utilize all excess
funds accumulated since the initiation of the program. Excess funds
are defined as those funds which were authorized for the specific grant
period but were not used due to late hirings, inability to fill specific
positions, terminations, etc. In the case of the City of Lynwood, al-
though the actual agreements were signed and executed effective October,
1971, actual examinations and hiring did not take place until the month
of November and therefore funds which were authorized for the month
of October have now become "excess" funds.
The County is proposing that these funds be utilized either by the sub=
agent communities or by the County itself. Stipulations have been
placed on the use of these funds which require hiring immediately and
utilizing the funding only through August, 1972. New positions so created
must then be absorbed into the City employment without EEA funding.
For these reasons it is proposed that the City not proceed with use of
these surplus funds and a modified EEA Occupational Summary has
been prepared by the County to indicate funding for actual man - months
of employment. Attached also is an amendment to the "Sub- Agreement
regarding this modification which requires execution by the Mayor of
the City of Lynwood. This modification will in no way affect the exist-
ing employees working for the City of Lynwood under the Emergency
Employment Act nor future hiring under this plan.
RECOMMENDATION
Council authorize the Mayor to execute the attached amendment to
Sub -Agent Agreement regarding Modification 4 -F of the Emergency
Employ Act.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: SERVICE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
Gentlemen:
As a result of increased activity for providing land title reports
for the City and especially with the proposed widening project of
Long Beach Boulevard, a need for a title insurance company to
provide condemnation, litigation, continuation and supplemental
guaranties, etc., is exemplified under these circumstances. Several
years ago, the City of Lynwood contracted with the Title Insurance
and Trust Company to provide such services. However, the last
few years, this need was not as important as it is now and
consequently, the existing service agreement was allowed to expire.
A review of the existing title insurance companies has been made
which provide these services and again the Title Insurance and
Trust Company offers the best scope of services as far as price
and time of completion for title searches and reports. The
enclosed contract for title services is a standard agreement form
which many cities are currently contracting with Title Insurance
and Trust Company.
RECOMMENDATION
Council approve to contract with Title Insurance and Trust Company
for title services and authorize the Mayor to execute subject
agreement.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
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CONTRACT FOR TITLE SERVICES
THIS ACREEt4ENT, entered into as of the 15th day of May
19 72 by and between the
� - (Name of Agency
CITY OF LYIN1400D
city of Lynwood California, a public body, corporate and
politic hereinafter referred to as the "Agency ", and TITLE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY, a corporation, organized and existing under the laws of the
State of California, hereinafter referred to as the "Title Company ".
THAT, WHEREAS, the Agency, acting on its own behalf or on behalf of
various agencies within its ,jurisdiction for the betterment of the public in
general, will be undertaking the procurement of, or the disposal of, estates
or interests in various properties within the county of Lo s Ang e l es
State of California.
WHEREAS, the Agency desires to engage the Title Company to render
certain title services, technical advice and assistance in connection with
said project, as hereinafter more fully set forth.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed by and between the parties as follows:
I. SCOPE OF SERVICES
The Title Company shall furnish as ordered by the Agency the
services as hereinafter provided.
The Agency agrees to obtain from the Title Company and not from any
other person or company the final policy of title insurance pursuant to
Section V on each separate parcel upon which an original guarantee was issued
by the Title Company. The escrow services hereinafter set forth shall be at
the option of the Agency, as agreements with others may be more beneficial to
the Agency and the owners of the land.
II. LITIGATION GUAP,ANTEE (Exhibit A)
As ordered by the Agency, the Title Company agrees to furnish, prior
to the issuance of a final policy of title insurance, a litigation guarantee
( 3 copies) which will reflect the condition of the recorded title of
each parcel of land based upon an examination of those public records which
impart constructive notice.
Each litigation guarantee issued shall insure the Agency in the
amount of $3,000.00 for a charge of $50.00 per parcel.
The Title Company agrees to include as part of said litigation
guarantee the information contained in paragraphs A, B and C following:
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A. Furnish such tax information as the City or County Assessors
parcel reference, code area, the amount of taxes, the assessed
values of land the improvements, and a statement of any special.
assessments. In those instances where a municipality or dis-
tiict assesses a surcharge for such reports, then such sur-
charge shall be'paid for by the Agency.
B. A reference (when possible) to the date of recordation, book
and page of the instrument whereby the vestee acquired title
and the amount of I.R.S., Documentary Stamps or Documentary
Transfer Tax shown on said instrument.
C. The names and addresses, as disclosed of record, of all persons
or parties owning or claiming, or who may own or claim an in-
terest in such parcel, and the nature of such interest and
from whom deeds or releases should be obtained or who should
be named as party defendants in an eminent domain action.
The Title Company agrees to furnish the following additional
service or information as ordered by the Agency:
III. CO NTINUATION GUARANTEES (Exhibit B)
When requested by the Agency a continuation guarantee, being a
full and complete reissue of the initial litigation guarantee, shall be fur-
nished as soon as practical after receipt by the Title Company of a written
request therefor., at the following additional. charge:
1. Within thirty -six (36) months: $20.00 per parcel per
issue for each continuation guarantee.
2. Over thirty -six (36) months: $50.00 per parcel per
issue for each continuation guarantee, Subsequent
thereto continuation guarantees may be issued at
the charge of $20.00 her parcel per issue as above
stated.
IV. SUPPLENFNTAL G UARANTEES (Exhibit C)
When requested by the Agency, a supplemental guarantee, being
a partial reissue of the initial litigation guarantee showing only those
matters, if an3, appearing of record subsequent to the date of the prior
guarantee, shall be furnished as soon as practicable after receipt by the
Title Company of a written request therefor, at the following additional charge:
1. Within thirty -six (36) months: $10.00 per parcel per
issue for each supplemental guarantee.
2. Over thirty -six (36) months: $50.00 per parcel per
issue for each supplemental guarantee. Subsequent
thereto, supplemental guarantees may be issued at
the charge of $10.00 per parcel per issue as above
stated.
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INS UR11dCF,
(Exhibit D)
A. Initial Ac quisition
Upon acquisition of each parcel of land by either a deed
or decree of condemnation, or by quiet title action, the
Agency hereby agrees to order and the Title Company hereby
agrees to furnish a policy of title insurance, in triplicate,
in an amount equal to the full taking price, showing title
vested in the Agency, subject to such record matters as
may remain as a lien or charge against the land, for the
following charges within the stipulated periods of time:
1. Within thn .ty-si x 361 ouths: If the policy of title
insurance is issued within thirty -six (36) months from
the forwarding date of the original guarantee, the charge
shall be 75% of the current posted Basic Insurance Rates
applicabiie in the county (see attached) which is by reference
incorporated herein and made a part hereof,based upon the
amount of the policy, less a credit of $50.00 for the
original. guarantee (minimum $50.00). No credit is allow-
able for a continuation or supplemental guarantee charge
on the policy charge.
2. Over thr - six (36) m onths : If the policy of title insur-
ance is issued more than thirty -six (36) months from the
forwarding date of the original guarantee, the charge shall
be the same as that Stipulated in the above paragraph, except
that the charge for the original guarantee, continuation or
supplemental guarantee will not be applied as a credit on
the policy charge.
Policies of title insurance shall be written and delivered
within ten (10) days of the recording of a deed, or the final
order of condemnation, or decree quieting title. .
B. Perime Policv
Upon completion of acquisition within the described area and
the issuance of policies of title insurance insuring the
Agency on each separate parcel but prior to the disposal of
such parcels by the Agency, the Title Company will, if so
requested, issue one perimeter policy of title insurance in-
suring the Agency as to all of the parcels within a single
project, or several perimeter policies of title insurance
each encompassing various parcels in assembled groups as
selected by the Agency within the project, provided the
individual policies issued under paragraph A above are sur-
rendered for cancellation.
The perimeter policy or policies of title insurance, as the
case may be, shall be issued in amounts equal to the aggrc-
gate amount shown in the individual policies. The charge for
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each perimeter policy of title: insurance, whether it be
one such policy on an entire project or several such
Policies on assembled gr„ups, shall be 251 of the current
posted schedule of rates applicable based upon the aggre-
gate amount: of insurance shown in each perimeter policy,
maximum $250.00 per policy.
VI, YSCRCW SERVICES
The Title Company agrees to furnish, only if requested by the
Agency, normal escrow services on each parcel of land being acquired by the
Agency. These services will be pursuant to written instructions and will in-
clude, but are not limited to, acceptance of documents and funds for use in
the respective escrow, accepting demands, recording documents, disbursement
of funds and furnishing closing statements to seller and the Agency as
follows:
The charge per parcel for bilateral escrows based on instructions
from all parties involved shall be computed upon the total, amount paid for the
estate or interest to be covered, and is in addition to all other charges men-
tioned herein.
75% of thelcurrent escrow schedule of rates applicable
on the attached schedule of escrow rates, which is by
reference incorporated herein and made a part hereof.
Prorationsior adjustments as to those items called for
in the escrow instructions by either party thereto shall
be charged i for at the rate of $2.50 for each single item
up to and including five such items, for each item pro-
rated or adjusted in excess of five, the charge shall be
$1.00 per item.
In addition to the charges set forth above, the usual charges will
be made for drawing documents, reconveyances, beneficiary statements, Documentary
Transfer Tax, recording fees or other miscellaneous services.
If during the course of an escrow the Title Company is requested
to issue a continuation or supplemental guarantee, the usual charge for each
guarantee as hereinbefore provided will be made. Upon receipt of the necessary
funds, proper instruments and final closing, instructions approving the title
exceptions to be shown in the policy of title insurance, the Title Company
shall proceed with the closing If adverse title matters axe apparent since
the date of the issuance of the last guarantee, the Title Company shall then
notify the Agency that the closing in accordance with said instructions is
not possible clue to intervening matters of record, and upon request from the
Agency a continuation or supplemental guarantee will be issued setting forth
such adverse matters at the appropriate charge therefor.
The escrow services herein referred to include all the services
normally performed in a standard escrow and if additional escrow services are
requested by the Agency, the charge, if any, for said additional services shall
be subject to negotiations between the parties hereto.
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The Agency agrees to make reference to the proper title order or
escrow file number when depositing or causing to b e deposited with the Title
Company any and all demands or documents.
VII. CHAN OF O WNERSHIP
A. En tire Parc el: If a change in ownership of title occurs prior
to the close of escrow or the issuance of the policy of title
insurance, but within a period of thirty -six (36) months from
the date of the issuance of the original guarantee, the Contractor
shall furnish as ordered either a continuation or a supplemental
guarantee to show the condition of title in the new owner. This
additional service shall be charged for in accordance with pro-
visions contained in Sections III or IV, whichever is applicable.
B. Portion of a Parcel If a change in ownership of title as to
a portion of a parcel occurs prior to the close of escrow or
the issuance of a policy of title insurance, the Contractor
will furnish a new litigation guarantee covering that portion
of the parcel so transferred to the new owner for an additional
fee of $50,00 per parcel. When requested, the Contractor will
furnish a continuation or supplemental guarantee covering that
property still held by the original owner and shall receive as
payment for said guarantee the amount stipulated in Sections
III or IV, whichever is applicable. ,
VIII. ADDITIONAL SERVICES AND CH ARGES
A. Additional Work Charges
In certain instances, due to an extremely complicated in-
volved title, a charge in excess of the basic per parcel
rate (Section II) may be required. In all such cases,
written notice setting forth all the pertinent facts, to-
gether with the amount to be charged, must be forwarded
to the Agency for consideration. Only upon written approval
by the Agency authorizing payment of the special charge, will
the Title Company proceed. No credit for that portion of an
additional work charge in excess of $50.00 shall he allowed
on a final policy charge, all other charges and provisions
contained herein to remain the same.
B. Copies of Documents
When requested the Title Company will obtain copies of any
recorded documents (except covenants, conditions and re-
strictions) as required by the Agency for an additional
charge of $0.75 per page. Covenants, conditions and restric-
tions will be furnished at no charge, except where the County
Recorder assesses a surcharge, then such surcharge shall be
paid by the Agency,
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C. Abuctxu M eets . _ 411e s an gir
When requested the Title Company will include as a part of
the land covered in the original litigation guarantee that
portion of a street, alley or highway abutting such parcel
for an additional fee of $15.00 per parcel provided the
title thereto vests in the same ownership as the adjoining
parcel.. Otherwise, said portion of the street, alley or
highwov shall be deemed a separate parcel and so charged
for. If said portion of a street, alley or highway* has
previously been insured with the abutting parcel, no
additional charge will be made.
D. Supple *.nen Servi
The Agency may also, by and through its agents and employees
confer from time to tome with representatives of the Title
Company regarding descriptions, the condition of title to
the various parcels and the curing, removal and disposal of
objections, liens and encumbrances affecting the title prior
to and in connection with the issuance of policies of title
insurance.
E. Addition Par cels
If the Agency desires to include any additional parcels, the
Title Company will, if requested by the Agency in writing prior
to completion of work hereunder, perform the same services as
herein set forth in connection with such additional parcels
at the same rate per parcel and otherwise upon the same conditions
as herein set forth.
F. Exclu sion of P arcels
The Agency may at any time by notice in writing to the Title
Company exclude any parcel or parcels from the operation of
this Agreement, and in sueh event the Title Company shall
only be entitled to receive payment at the rate herein
specified for all work completed and accepted by the Agency
prior to such exclusion,and in addition, equitable adjustment
shall be made for any substantial amount of work or service
performed by the Title Company to date of such exclusion but
not accepted by the Agency.
G. Each condemnation guarantee will be fully completed and
delivered within sixty (60) calendar days from the date of
receipt of written request therefor. All condemnation
guarantees for additional parcels, as requested by the
Agency pursuant to sub - paragraph "E" above shall be fully
completed and delivered within thirty (30) calendar days
from the date of receipt of a written request for such
additional guarantees. It is understood by the Title
Company that the time within which the tao °k is to be per-
formed is of primary importance and of the very essence of
this Agreement. The performance of services or the delivery
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of dcc_n;encs required hereunder shall not relieve the Title
Company from the,obligati.oa to correct any defective work
subsequently discovered and all incomplete, inaccurate or
defective wort; shall be remedied on demand without cost to
the Agency. The Title Company will proceed with the work
hereunder.
IX. DEFINITION OF PARCEL
The term "parcel" as used herein is defined as any of the following,
with ownership determined as of the time an order is.r.eceived.
i. Any lot•, or any portion thereof, vested in a separate
ownership within the same subdivision.
?. Any number of lots vested in the same ownership, which
ownership has been covered by reports or policies of title
insurance, in the same subdivision.
3. All land vested in the same ownership, which ownership
has been covered by reports or policies of title insurance,
situated entirely within one government survey section.
4. Any contiguous land vested in the same ownership, which
ownership has been covered by reports or policies of title
Insurance, situated entirely within one grant which has
not been sectionized or in one swamp or overflow survey.
5. That portion of any street or alley adjoining any parcel.
as above defined which portion of street or alley does not
pass by operation of law in a conveyance of said adjoining
parcel and therefore title thereto would vest in other than
the owner of the adjoining parcel.
Y6. Any right of way or easement
has not been previously insu
of way crosses more than one
crossing each such ownership
parcel.
X. REPRE SENTATIONS
appurtenant to any land which
red. If such easement or right
ownership, the portion thereof
shall be considered as a separate
As an inducement to the execution of this Agreement, the 'title
Company represents and agrees that it has and will continue to have adequate
and proper facilities and personnel to perform the services and work agreed
to be performed by it hereunder; that it is duly qualified by law to perform
such services and work, and that it has not employed any person to solicit or
procure this Agreement, and has not made, and will not make, any payment or any
agreement for the payment of any commission, percentage, brokerage, contingent
fee or other compensation in connection with the procurement of this Agreement.
No part of this work will be subcontracted.
XI. TUJIINATI (UF RREACII
In the event of breach of any condition or provision hereof, the
Agency shall have the right, by prior wirtten notice to the Title Company, to
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terminate its empioymcnt hereunder and cancel this Agreement and have the
work called for hereby otherwise performed, without prejudice to auy other
rights or remedies of the Agency. The Agency shall have the benefit of such
work as may have been completed up to the time of such termination and with
respect to any part which shall have been delivered to and accepted by the
Agency, there shall be an equitable adjustment of compensation.
XII. CANCELLA
Irrespective of any default hereunder, the Agency may also
at any time at its discretion terminate this Agreement, in whole or in part,
by giving the Title Company ten (10) days written notice thereof, and in
such event the Title Company shall. be entitled to receive compensation
specified herein for all work completed and accepted prior to such ten day
notice of termination or cancellation, and in addition, an equitable ad-
justment shall be made, as compensation to the Title Company for any sub-
stantial amount of work or services performed by the Title Company to the
date of such termination or cancellation, but not yet delivered to the
Agency.
XIII. NOTIC
Any action, notice or request required to be taken, given or
made by the Agency hereunder may be taken, given or made by the Executive
Director of the Agency or such other person or persons as he may authorize
for the purpose. All notices of requests required to be given or made the
Title Company hereunder shall be deemed to be duly and properly given or
made if mailed to the Title Company, postage prepaid, addressed to the
Title Company at 433 Sout Sprin Street:, Los Angeles, C aliforni a, 90051
California, or personally delivered to the Title Company at such address, or
at such other address as the Title Company may designate in writing to the
Agency.
XIV. INVOICES
Invoices shall be issued in triplicate with each guarantee or
Policy of tiLle insurance, but in any event, not later than on or soon after
the first day of each month covering services rendered during the preceding
month, in accordance with the schedule of fees outlined hereinabove, and
payment shall be made to the Title Company in accordance with established
departmental procedure of the Agency.
XV. ORDERS PI:O CESSED UNDER EXISTING CONTRACT
All opened or existing orders being processed under a Service
Agreement prior to the effective date of this Agreement, may be completed
at the rate of payment and under the provisions as contained in that Service
Agreement.
XVI. TERM
This Service Agreement shall be effective from __ M a y 15 ,
19� to and including — � ��June _30 — � 19 73
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IN WITINESS Wi;E;tEOP,
to be executed in UXY,.XXXXX)L ojt
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AGENCY TITLE MWANY
CITY OF LYNWOOD
the parties hereto have caused this Agreement
this — _day of __
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
By__
Vice President
GenCel'al
June 7, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: JAYCEES FOURTH OF FULY PROGRAM
Gentlemen:
At a regular meeting of the Recreation and Parks Commission held
May 23, 1972, the Commission recommended to the City Council
that they approve a tentative outline of activities scheduled by the
Jaycees for this event. A copy of the Jaycees' letter is attached.
The Commission further recommended that the City enter into
formal agreement. Attached is an agreement which establishes the
conditions recommended by the Commission.
RECOMMENDATION;
Council approval of the attached agreement and authorize the Mayor
to execute same.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
RP,jm
Attachments (2)
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND
THE LYNWOOD JAYCEES
FOR THE PROMOTION AND EXECUTION OF A
FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM ON CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
This Agreement is made this day of , 1972 between the
City of Lynwood, a Municipal Corporation, hereinafter referred to as
"City," and Lynwood Jaycees, a Non - Profit Corporation, hereinafter
referred to as "Jaycees ".
IT IS AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIES HERETO That the
Jaycees are authroized and permitted to sponsor, promote and carry
out a Fourth of July Program on City property pursuant to the following
conditions and covenants:
1. The Jaycees will submit to City for the approval of the City
Manager a complete and detailed plan outlining the specific properties
and facilities of City which it proposes to utilize for the purposes of its
Fourth of July Program. Said plan shall set specifically the times at
which the various properties and facilities will be used and the precise
type of use proposed. Said plan shall also include a plot plan depicting
the location of any and all concession stands, game booths, rides,
structures of any kind, and organized activities of any kind which the
Jaycees propose for City property. Also included in said plan shall be
a complete listing of all proposed move -in, set -up, and tear -down times,
all of which shall be subject to the approval of the City Manager.
2. Any and all concessions, game stands, and rides to be
erected on City property shall be operated by recognized service clubs
or fraternal and charitable organizations.
3. No structures of any type whatsoever shall be erected without
the written approval of the Police, Fire, Building, and Recreation De-
partments. After construction, said structures shall be inspected and
AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND JAYCEES
Page 2
approved by the aforesaid departments prior to their use.
4. The Jaycees, at their sole expense, shall remove or cause
to be removed from City properties and facilities all concession stands,
game booths, machinery, equipment, displays, and property of any kind
whatsoever placed on or in said City properties and facilities by the
Jaycees or by their agents or representatives in connection with the Fourth
of July Program.
5. All necessary licenses and permits, whether described in
this Agreement or not, shall be obtained by the Jaycees on or before
July 3, 1972.
6. It is understood and agreed that in a matter of this kind it is
not possible to foresee each and every situation which might arise which
would require the approval of the City Manager, City Recreation Director,
or other appropriate City official. As to all requirements of the City
Manager, City Recreation Director, or other appropriate City official,
not specifically set forth herein which are made known to the Chamber
prior to July 4, 1972, the Jaycees shall comply therewith.
7. The Jaycees agree to indemnify and to hold and save the
City harmless from any liability, or claim to liability, of any nature
whatsoever, including injury or death to any person or persons and
including also damage to the property of any person or persons (includ-
ing the City of Lynwood) which may arise from any cause whatsoever
upon or about the premises allocated to the Fourth of July Program,
or which may arise out of or in connection with any activity of the
Jaycees, their agents, representatives, employees, and the organizations
operating concession stands and /or game booths.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND JAYCEES
Page 3
8. The Jaycees, at their own expense, shall provide public
liability insurance covering the operation of the Fourth of July Program
under this agreement in policies with the following minimum limitations:
Bodily Injury Liability, auto and general, including operations, con -
tractural and products, $100, 000 for each person and $500, 000 for
each occurrence; Property Damage Liability, automobile, $10, 000 for
each accident; and General, including operations, contractural and
products, $50, 000 for each occurrence and $100, 000 aggragate. The
Jaycees shall be deemed to have satisfactorily fulfilled the requirement
as to Public Liability insurance hereunder by providing a combination
of $500, 000 single limit coverage and a $300, 000 liability policy.
9. The insurance policies required pursuant to Paragraph No. 8
shall be maintained in full force and effect during the Fourth of July
Program and until all structures and property of any kind whatsoever
have been removed from City property and facilities and until the
Jaycees have wholely vacated said properties and facilities. Such
insurance shall be with a Company satisfactory to the City. On or be-
fore July 3, 1972, the Jaycees shall file with the City Clerk evidence,
consisting of copies of the policies or certificates of insurance, that
it has procured said policies of insurance and that they are in full
force and effect. All such policies and /or certificates shall contain
a provision substantially the same as the following:
a. "The Policy herein referred to is not cancellable or
subject to reduction in coverage by the Insuror without 15 days notice
to the City of Lynwood. "
Each of said policies shall name the City of Lynwood as an additional
Insured.
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND JAYCEES
Page 4
LYNWOOD JAYCEES
President
Secretary- Manager
CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA
E. L. MORRIS
ATTEST; Mayor
City of Lynwood
JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD
City Clerk
City of Lynwood
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MAY 23, 1972 I
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niAtu ;rc:r: LATOCIr.
1'residrnl - '' i III { I �
•Commissioners I
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'Lynwood Parks D Recreation'Department
JI:11 El),VONDSON 37915 Century Blvd, ! • Il,
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Vice ]•resider(
Enntlemen: p
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HANK I,AFUENTi% `This �is our tentative' Fourth 6f program for your considera- k
Exiernnl tion and approval:
Vice President ! I JI
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1:00 a.m. to 12_:00 noon - Breakfast, which consists of pancakes, j
ntANNY ZO1vIGA f eggs, ham, orange juice, milk, and coffee. Pr. ice: $1.00 for adults 'l
and children: Location: Lynwood Community Center.
Stnic Director
i2. 10:00 a. in. I to 10:00 p.m. - Concession stands and game booths, oper'+
i .ated by the following service clubs: Jr. Connie Mack, Boy Scouts, . "�
RICIIAItI) CABOItI Rainbow Girls, Exchange Club, DeMolay, Indian Scouts, St.'Emydius
Sccretm'y I 'Teen Club, Lynwood Jaycees, and others. Location: Park, near the
flag pole. ~ I
hL STROAIC
T reas urer 3. 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - Dedication. {t
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4. ,12 :00 noon , -i Skydivers.
BRIAN CoOLES' 5. 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 p.m. - Senior Citizens free bingo at the Community
-ROB 1,7KENBARY Center. Free prizes to be given. ,
JOAN RIATE
hrte•nnt Director, _ 6. • There will be pony rides near the N.E, corner of the ball' park.
UAVE OTT
7. A teen dance be held in the evening.
'
s91, SFE'1.RAZZA 8. The military-(U.S. Army) will have on display, a helicopter
W' I
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Eaternal Directors 9. A day filled with full for everyone, including games for the child�r
supervised by the Recreation Department, and prizes by the �aycees!
Re, the Lynwood�Jaycees, hope our program meets with your approval.
cry truly Yours,
Maurice LatoJ
President
J<iYCecc
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TO:
RECREATION Ant PARys COMMISSION 503/72
FROM:
DIRECTOR OF RECP,EATIOV lots PAPKS
SUBJECT:
JAYCEES FOURTH OF JULY pRoGpA14
The Jaycees
Fourth'of July Program noeds -- tighter controls initiated
by the
City in order to coordinate and supervise the ver(ed activities
normally
associated with this event.
SPECIFICALLY.
1.
The City must state ali insurance requirements,
2.
Ail physicai'set -ups should be reviewed and'inspocted by the Police,
Fire, Building and Recreation Departments. '
' 3.
Use of facilities should be stated. Move; -in, set up and tear down
timos clearly stated. Use and nature of use of part: and all recrea-
tion buildings should be stated.
4.
Proper notification of all program, content, schedule of events,
etc. should be requested by the City.
5.
All rides, concessions, exhibits, etc, dust be aporeved prior +o
`r
opening to the public by the proper city departments.
6.
MotificationA o Jaycees must be glvcn regarding park Ordinances and
regulations particularly relating to use of vehicles and motor- -
cycics, etc.; -
'
RECOMMENDATION:
1
2
That the Recreationfand Park
of July Program and recommend
be drawn by thu City Attorney
requirements within,»hich the
Program.
Commission conditionally approve the Fourth
to the City Council that a formal ogreomont
that specifically states the conditions and
Jaycees may conduct their Fourth of July
RESOLUTION NO. The C
WARRANT R E G I S T E R RESOLUTION OF THE CITY ,COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNY /OOD ALLOYING AND Sertia
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR, approved c
payees na3
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APPROVED and ADOPTED this -day of--_, 19--
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records.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this -day of--_, 19--
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records.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this -day of--_, 19--
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WARRANT REGISTER
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND
CITY OF LYNWOOO
I AF PROVING DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRAN175 DRAWN THEREFOR.
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a certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in his own
records.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this
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19
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of tko City of Lynwc
A yo s: Coun
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LY14WOOD Noes. Coan
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RESOLUTION NO,
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CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMAND. PRESENT ED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR,
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That the City Clerk sholl'certify to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
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the City Treasurer and shall
retain a certified
copy thereof to his own
of the City of Lyn,o
records.
APPROVED
and ADOPTED this
day of--,
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MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOO
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INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 72 -10
TO: CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CITY MANAGER
REVENUE SHARING PROGRESS REPORT
The Wall Street Journal reported on May 24 that the Rules Committee voted
8 to 7 to clear the Revenue Sharing Bill for House action under a so- called
"closed rule ", which basically would prevent any amendments from being
offered on the floor. Proponents of the measure support local government's
position that few strings should be attached and oppose any effort to alter
the version approved by the House Ways and Means Committee and strongly
supported by the Nixon Administration. House Speaker, Carl Albert, said
that Revenue Sharing will be considered the week of June 5. The Oklahoma
Democrat declared "we need time to protect the closed rule and to pass the
Bill ". Mr. Albert further stated that it would "be good to have the Presi-
dent here.... it needs a lot of Republican votes ". After reading this article
and receiving similar urging from the League of California Cities, Staff
prepared a number of telegrams for the Mayor's signature. Telegrams
were sent to all California Congressmen on the Ways and Means Committee,
local Congressman Glenn Anderson, Senator Alan Cranston, and Chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee, Wilbur Mills. As you know, if H. R. 14370
is adopted, it means an annual increase in this City's revenue of approxi-
mately $500, 000.
EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT ACT GRANTS
Since this City's EEA Grant Applications were approved last October, the
City has received $76, 405 to fund 18 additional positions.
P. O. S. T. SURVEY
Attached is a letter in response to Vice Mayor Stevens'inquiry to the Commission
on Peace Officer Standards and Training. If it is the Council's desire, we
will proceed with submission of formal request as outlined in the attached letter.
KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AWARD
The Mayor's Blue Ribbon Community Improvement and Beautification Council
plans to file 1972 entry forms for the Keep America Beautiful Award. Awards
will be presented in November.
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INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 72 -10
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CALTEC -- CALIFORNIA TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC.
The Council made ari inquiry at the meeting of May 16, 1972, regarding the
above named Company, and a payment of approximately $2900. The City
contracted the CALTEC for the purpose of repairing the Street Department's
1958 year model Skymaster Aerial Lift. This piece of equipment is used
for the operation of trimming trees throughout the City and was bought as
a used demonstrator in 1958. Since that time State Safety Standards have
increased to the extent that the aerial lift was being operated by the City
without many of these safety features. As a result, rather than purchasing
a new $18, 000 aerial lift as was designated in the Operating Budget for
1971 -72, it was decided to spend the additional money in overhauling many
of the hydraulic systems and installing new safety features in the equip-
ment so that it could be operational for several additional years.
STORM DRAIN CONSTRUCTION -- ABBOTT ROAD
Mike Masanovich Construction Company General Contractors for the Los
Angeles County Flood Control District has begun the lateral pipe installa-
tion for the storm drain work along Abbott Road. Council will recall
this is a storm drain project under the 1970 storm drain bond issue which
proposes to install a drain system throughout most of Abbott Road and
thereby introduced surface waters into existing drain systems at our
northerly City boundary which will prevent flooding conditions as in pre-
vious years. The anticipated completion for this project will be before
the end of this summer and operational by the beginning of the Fall.
RELOCATION OF 16" STEEL WATER LINE
Barron and Eckhart Engineering Contractors for the City have begun the
relocation of the 16" water line at the intersection of Abbott Road and
McNerney Avenue. This relocation was necessitated due to the construction
of the storm drain systems along Abbott Road. The 16" steel water line
is one of the principal sources of water supply to the City's water system
which connects with the Metropolitan Water District connection in the city
of South Gate. The anticipated completion date for this project will be the
first week in June, 1972.
TREE PLANTING PROJECT
During the month of May, the Street Department completed the tree planting
project consisting of 245 trees throughout the City of various sizes and
types such as liquid- amber, evergreen pear, crepe myrtle, bronze loquat
and chinese pistachio. These trees were selected for the reason that they
do not cause excessive damage to the sidewalk and parkway areas in the City's
right -of -ways.
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INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 72 -10
Page 3
ABANDONED VEHICLE PROGRESS REPORT
As of May 20, 1972, Staff has noticed and removed 311 abandoned vehicles
from the City since the initiation of this Program.
FOUR ADDITIONAL MAJOR TENANTS FOR CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
Staff is working with a major Los Angeles based firm who states that they
have four major tenants interested in locating in Lynwood's Central Business
District adjacent to Montgomery Ward. They require 40 acres of land,
225, 000 square feet of building and produce $30, 000, 000 in sales per annum.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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Attachments
C O U N C I L C A L E N D A R
DATE
EVENT
TIME
PLACE
6/5/72
Coordinating Council
12 :OON
Bateman Hall
6/5/72
Personnel Board Meeting
7:30PM
Council Chambers
6/6/72
Election Day
6/7/72
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Council Meeting
7:30PM
Council Chambers
6/8/72
Mayor's Blue Ribbon Council
7:30PM
Bateman Hall
6/9/72
East Central Area Planning
12 :OON
Regency, Downey
6/10/72
Employees Association Event
7:OOPM
Tiki's - Monterey Par
6/13/72
Chamber of Commerce Lunch
12 :OON
6/13/72
Planning Commission
7:30PM
Council Chambers
6/14/72
Sanitation District Meeting
2 :15PM
2020 Beverly Blvd.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA RONALD REAGAN, Governor
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE EVELLE J. YOUNGER, AHorney General
COMMISSION ON PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING 1 j 1 :. .
714 P STREET, ROOM 1508
SACRAMENTO 95814
Cle ntm,n
JOHN PASSEI
Chief of Police
Emmert
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Vice Chairman
JACK G. COLLINS
Assistant Chief of Police
Los Angeles
Cam mass. ners '
LYELLC CASH
City Manager
Ukiah
BERNARD CLARK
Shndf
Rmerudo County
CHARLES FLYNN
City Manager
La Mesa
DAN KELSAY
Sher lfl
Sea mslaas Co.",
FREDJ MOREY
Chief Adm rsoetivo Officer
San Diego County ,
ROBERTS SEARES
Chief of Police I
A,cedia
EARL R. STRATHMAN
Coonry Adminntrahm
Alameda Coomv
Executive Staff
GENE S. MUEHLEISEN
Secvave D,enor i
CARL R. BALL
Assumne Deeato,
Eden ton and Training I
BRADLEY W KOCH I
Assoeant Doccsor
Police Sunni
EOWARDM TOOTHMAN
Assismm Director I
Technical Services f
GERALD E TOWNSEND
Assmmrt Director
Administrative Services
May 31 ; i , 1972
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City Manager
City of Lynwood
Lynwood, California
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Vice Mayor John H. Stevens, in a recent letter to the
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training,
expressed a desire to have P. O. S. T. conduct a manage-
ment survey of the Lynwood Police Department.
As was indicated to Mr. Stevens in a recent conversation,
there would be a delay in obtaining a complete management
survey. However, upon the submission of a formal request
signed by you and the Chief of Police, staff from the Bureau
of Administrative Counseling will meet with the Chief of i
Police and provide limited assistance in some of your major
problem areas pending the completion of the total survey at
a future date.
If this approach meets with your approval, a letter should
be prepared requesting the services of P. O. S. T. for the
development of a management survey under the authority
of Section 13513 of the Penal Code. There would be no cost
to the ;City of Lynwood for this service.
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BRADLEY W. KOCH
Assistant Director
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RESOLUTION NO. 72 -17
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LA MIRADA URGING ADDITIONAL STATE FINAN-
CIAL AID TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA MIRADA DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, many local school districts are facing financial crises
as a result of increasing cost and limited sources of revenue; and
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WHEREAS, such school districts have discontinued many programs,'
and activities necessary to provide a balanced and adequate educa-
tional program for their students; and
WHEREAS, additional reductions of programs and activities are
contemplated by such'school districts which will result in a continuous
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deterioration of the educational process unless additional funds are
made available immediately; and �
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WHEREAS, the State has a fundamental interest in maintaining a
high level of education because education is a major factor in an
individual's success in a competitive society and in his participation
in political and community life.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of La Mirada, does;;
hereby resolve, determine and order as follows:
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SECTION 1 . That the Governor and Legislature of the State of I!
California cooperate a legislative program to provide additional ,'
state revenue to local school districts to reverse the trend of '1
deteriorating educational processes and that such funds be provided
immediately on at least a temporary basis until a long -term solution
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can be found to the problem of inadequate state aid to school districts.
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Districts on a basis of need, and not mandated to specific uses that
would usurp local control and further restrict local School Boards
authority to operate their School District. i
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Gonsalves, the League of California "Cities, and all cities in Los k
Angeles County.
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SECTION 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this,!
resolution,
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APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of May, 1972.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES:, Councilmen: Clifford Jenkins, Kalisvaart, Mayor Pro Tem
Grisham and Mayor Simendinger.
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ABSENT: NONE
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M yor Simendinger
City Cler
I, ANNA J. MARTIN, City Clerk of the City of La Mirada, California,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY that;the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy
of Resolution 72 -17 adopted by the City Council of the City of La Mirada
on the 23rd day of May, 1972.
DATED: May 24, 1972 �
City Cl "k of the City, of
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Mayor and Ciiy Councilmen:
The Norwalk City Council at its May 22 meeting
adopted Resolution No. 2522, urging modification
of the rulesjestablished by the Public Utilities
Commission Case No. 8209 which place a needless
burden on local government.
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The City Council directed the enclosed resolution
be forwarded�to you and respectfully urges your
honorable body to request the League of California
Cities and the County Supervisors' Association to
Enc.
very truly yours,
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Deputy City Clerk
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
NORWALK URGING THE LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES AND
THE COUNTY SUPERVISORS' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA
TO MODIFY THE RULES ESTABLISHED BY PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION CASE NO. 8209 FOR UNDERGROUNDING EXIST-
ING LINES
WHEREAS, the California Public Utility Commission by Case No.
8209 has established the rules and regulations for the conversion of
existing overhead;distribmtion facilities; and
WHEREAS, these rules and ragulations nc:v require local government
to become directly involved in the =1W731on of the custc ear's service;
and
WHEREAS, this involvement with the customer's service is inefficient,
cumbersome and results in an undue and needless burden being placed
on local gommrnmer3; and
WHEREAS, it is felt that ti- utility companies should be better
equipped and staffed than a public agency to tjo:ic with their oven
customers.
I90W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the
City of Norwalk urges both the League of California Cities and the
County Supervisors' Association to support a change in the existing
rules and regulations foe the convemion of the custo ier's service that
would allow such conversion costs to be paid from funds set aside
under the 8209 program; and
BE IT FURTHER iRESOLVED that tin City Cleric is hereby directed
to send cc?ies of this resolution to the League of California Cities,
the County Supervl Association of Califomla, and all of the cities
In Los Angeles County.
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APPROVED AND - ADOPTED this2 of May
1972. ,
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MAYOR OF THE CITY OF NORWALK
ATTEST:
/s/ R. D. MC DOWELL, CITY CLERK
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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES �
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CITY OF NORWALK
of Norwalk,
I. RICHARD D. MCDGWELL, City Clerk of the City Resolutio
the for n,
California, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that ego ed g by the
being Resolution No. 25 , has been duly sign
Mayor and attested�by the City Clerk, all at are 197 �r and
meeting of said City Council held May 22 the following vote,
that the same was approved a nd adopted by
to wit: ' I
COUNCILMEN WHITE, ZIMMERMAN, VALDEZ
AYES
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ABSENT: COUNCILMEN FOGARTY, GERDES
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Dated, this 22nd day of May
RICHARD D. McDOWELL
CITY CLERK OF THE C
CITY OF NORWALK
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of Los Angeles County il
RE: Natural Gas Supply to Los Angelcs County.
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Enclosed herewith is Resolution No. 72 -101, a resolution of the
City Council of the City of Torrance calling upon the President
of the United States, members of Congress representing Los Angeles
County and theiEnvironmental Protection Agency to take all appropriate
action to assure that the supply of Natural Gas to Los Angelesi
County is not reduced.
The City Council urges your cooperation in this matter.
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TELEPHONE 12133 328 -5310 I 90503
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VERNON W. COIL, City Clerk
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNTCIL Or THE !
CITY OF TO^.Rl: \:E CALLI \G a Did THE PRESIDENT
OP' THE UNITED STATES, 2!EMIB ERS OF CONGRESS
REPRESEt"ING LOS ANG. - =S COUN'T'Y AND THE
ENVIRONJiENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY TO TA?CE
ALL APPROPRIATE ACTION TO ASSURE THAT THE
SUPPLY OF NATURAI. GAS'TO LOS ANGELES COUNTY
IS NOT REDUCED
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WHEREAS, Los fingeles county more than twelve years ago'was the
first jurisdiction in the nation to outlaw the burning of high sulfur
fuel oil for the purpose of controlling air pollution; and
WHEREAS, power plants in Los Angeles County rely on natural gas
and low sulfur fuel oil to eliminate air pollution consisting of',
455 tons per day o'f sulfur dioxide, 40 tons per day of particulates,
and 205 tons per d of oxides 6f nitrogen; and
WHEREAS, no o technologically feasible means to'accomplish
this control strategy is available; and G
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WHEREAS, the;El Paso Natural Gas Company presently is seeking
approval of the Federal Power Commission for a plan for curtailing
deliveries of natural gas, which plan will either severely reduce or
completely eliminate the amount of natural gas available tolpower;
plants in Los Angeles County; and
WHEREAS, the world supply of low sulfur fuel oil is tenuous.and
there is a strong likelihood that if natural gas is completely curtailer
power plants in Los Angeles County will have to burn as much as 70
million barrels of high sulfur fuel oil yearly; and
WHEREAS, thelburning of large quantities of high sulfur fuel {oil
will result in atmospheric pollution of such severity as to'damag`e
property and cause illness; 1 1
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TORRALICE j
DOES RESOLVE thatlthe President of the United States, members of
Congress representing Los Angeles County and the Environmental
Protection Agency I be called upon to take all appropriate action to
assure that the supply of natural gas to Los Angeles County'is not
reduced; and t f
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all mayors and city councils in, Los
Angeles County, and the Board of Supervisors of Orange County bell
requested to join in this resolution.
Introduced, approved and adopted this 23rd day of May 111972.
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STATE OF CALIFORh IA )
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CITY OF TORRANCE j )
I, VERNON W.' COIL, City Clerk of the City of Torrance,
California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution
was duly introduced, approved, and adopted by the City Council
of the City of Torrance at a regular meeting of said Council
held on the 23rd day of May by the following'
roll call vote:
. Armstrong, Brewster Sciatrotta Surber, '
AYES: COUNCILMEN: 5. , , ,
Uerkwitz, and Mayor Miller.
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ,
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Wilson.
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CITIZENS' SERVICE REQUEST LOG NO. 72 -10
5/16/72 - 6/7/72
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Item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion
35 Councilman Byork Determine if old tires at 12/13 Health Dept. Alternatives under Pending
Dessers is mosquito study.
- breeding grounds and
rat harbour. •
73 Mr. Corbin
2821 Imperial Highway
120 Anonymous
129 Lawrence Henson
4316 Brewster Avenue
135 Mr. Hanson
145 Mrs. Jesme
4288 Lugo Avenue
147 Jim Morton
Property at 2837 Imperial 1/24
is in C -3 zone. Owner
using as M -1 zone.
House at 3386A Alma 3/22
has garbage, litter and
furniture in back yard.
Barking dogs next door. 3/28
Trees need trimming on 3/29
Lugo Avenue from Harris
to Bullis Road.
4273 Lugo has overgrown 3/21
yard. House is vacant
and rundown.
Palm trees at 10112 4/6
Long Beach need trimming.
Building Owner losing lease 7/1/72
7/1/72
Building Cleanup underway. Pending
Police Pending
Public Works All trees have been 6/1/72
trimmed. 0
Building Pool drained. House 5/30/72
secured. Being sold.
Public Works Trimmed. 5/12/72
Item #
Name and Address
Complaint
Date
Referral
Disposition
Completion
154
Mrs. Prater
Large semis parking
4/10
Police
Seventeen trucks have
5/19/72
12143 Alpine
on street. Driver lives
been given warnings
in neighborhood. Starts
in that area. Truck in
truck all hours of night.
question was not located.
156
Nate Mosqueda
Trees in need of
4/10
Public Works
Pending
2640 East 112th
trimming. Hanging
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onto roof.
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161
Mrs. Gifford
11475 Birch Street has
4/13
Building
Cleanup complete.
5/20/72
truck parked on lawn
and 'nigh weeds
166
Harriet Kayser
3922 Virginia Avenue is
4/17
Building
Cleanup complete.
5/20/72
3916 Virginia Avenue
not kept up -lawn un-
mowed, rear yard is
fire hazard.
171
Mrs. Cotillo
Tree needs trimming.
4/21
Public Works
Trees trimmed.
6/1/72
4321 Lugo Avenue
172
Mrs. Heckard
House next door north
4/19
Building
Home occupancy.
6/2/72
11822 Pope Avenue
has noisy welding equip-
No code violation.
meet. Metal against
metal and a roofing
business.
173
Anonymous
Alley south of 112th
5/1
Building
Hearing to Council
Pending
Street /east of Alameda
6/7/72
is blocked.
Item #
Name and Address
Complaint
Date
Referral
Disposition
Complei
174
Eddie Castro
4546 Arlington Avenue
5/1
Building
Cleanup complete.
5/30/72
4541 Arlington Avenue
has homemade pool
with stagnant water,
mosquitos, etc.
House is vacant.
175
Charla Aselin
House north is being
4/28
Building
Nuisance abated.
5/22/72
11421 Plum Avenue
town down by State. All
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lumber and debris is
stacked in front on
sidewalk and is an eye-
sore plus dangerous.
176
Anonymous
Home in 3300 block of
4/29
Building
Cleanup complete.
5/28/72
Magnolia Avenue across
from Lynwood Lutheran
Church has junk, boxes,
trash, etc.
1',9
Anton Strosky
Tree across the street
5/16
Public Works
Pending
12623 Waldorf Drive
needs to be removed.
Uprooting sidewalk.
180
Anonymous
Need to check site-
5/15
Public Works
Bush at n/e corner
5/19/72
distance at Fernwood
is 50" high. No
and Birch.
sight interference.
181
Cesare Pace
Owner next door has
5/25
Building
No code violation.
6/3/72
11532 Louise Avenue
cabinet shop -makes
Home repairs only.
extreme amount of noise
constructing cabinets.
A'. .,
Item #
CODE ENFORCEMENT
Address
COMMITTEE NUISANCE ABATEMENT
Violation Date
ACTIVITY REPORT NO. 72 -7 _
Disposition to Date
Complet
13
10816 Capistrano
Trash and junk
11/16/71
Champ - Complete
5/22/72
15
5507 Cortland
Sub - standard
2/1/71
Demolition Complete
5/30/72
Structure
20
11309 Louise
Sub - standard
2/15/72
Sold at auction - Owner
Pending
Structure
abatement underway
26
11274 Louise
Animal Sanitation
2/17/72
District Attorney Hearing Set
Pending
29
3200 El Segundo
Trash and Debris
2/15/72
Hearing held 3/21/72. Owners
Pending
given until 4/24/72 to abate.
City cleaning 6/5/72
36
7170 -74 Euclid
Multiple dwelling
2/23/72
New Manager. Cleanup
5/23/74
sanitation
underway
47
12017 Atlantic
Sub - standard
3/7/72
No further complaints.
Structure
To resolution 6/7
49
3177 E1 Segundo
2 horses, trash,
3/7/72
Horses removed, cellar door
Pending
debris, sub - standard
repaired. Tenant given until
structure
5/31/72 to vacate. Owner to
demolish structure.
50
3154 El Segundo
Abandoned - vehicles
3/7/72
Two vehicles removed to date.
Pending
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Item # Address Violation Date Disposition to Date Completion
51 3551 Orchard Rundown building, 3/16/72 Owner cleaned - Complete 5/31/72
trash and debris
53 11537 Long Beach Sub- standard 3/21/72 Council adopted Resolution Pending
structure (gas sta.) 4/18/72. Hearing set,
61 11804- State - Street Brown windows, 3/23/72 No code violations- dismissed 5/23/72 •
missing screens and
paint peeling.
62 11913 Long Beach Misc. debris, 2/16/72 Complete 5/23/72
abandoned vehicle
71 11307 Duncan Rear storage of autos, 3/22/72 Owner cleaned - complete 5/26/72
trailers, etc.
72 Next to 11173 14 gypsies 3/28/72 Owner contacted. No 5/18/72
California
further code violations,
76
South
of
Piles of misc. junk
4/11/72
Complete
5/16/72
11042
Atlantic
& debris
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3386
Alma
Trash, weeds, home
4/4/72
Cleanup underway
Pending
in disrepair
87
3302
Tenaya
Trash, weeds, hazard
4/2/72
Loan company cleanup
5/23/72
to children
and rehabilitation complete,
88
3320
Tenaya
Overgrown, trash.
4/24/72
Loan company cleanup.
5/23/72
Fire hazard.
Rehabilitation underway.
Item # Address
91 Alley and lot -
112th and Alameda
92 12038 2nd Avenue
93 3165 Imperial
95 3595 Burton
96
3295 Tenya
97
2987 Imperial
98
Peach & E1 Segundo
99
3395 Beechwood at
Peach
Violation
Debris and trash
Add on shed
Trash and weeds
Porch falling, house
in disrepair
Trash and Debris
Trash and Debris
Trash, delipidated
building - garage
Gypsies -Delipidated
building
Date
Disposition to Date
Completion
4/24/72
Resolution adopted, to
Pending
hearing 6/7/72
4/24/72
Notice of violation issued
5/30/72
for 14 day cleanup.
Extension given. Champ
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Complete.-
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4/24/72
Weeds cleaned, refund
6/2/72
to Beautification Council
5/8/72
Tenants evicted, porch
6/2/72
repaired.
5/23/72
No Code violations
5/31/72
5/23/72
Trash removed to Health Dept.
Pending
5/31/72 Owner plans to complete re- Pending
habilitate
5/15/72 Gypsies evicted. Building Pending
renovation pending
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JUNE 7, 1972
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
EEA WORK SUMMARY
MAY 1972
PROGRAM THIS MONTH PREVIOUS MONTH TOTAL TO DATE
Concrete Sidewalk Replacement 1320 240
Square Feet
Streets- &- -Alleys - Cleanup — -- ' -- — — -0- 7,000
Lineal Feet
Street Trees Clearing & Trimming 104 170
Units
Pavement Painting & Stripping 27 22
No. of St. Intersections
Street Name Poles Painting. & =Cleaning -0- 304
Units
City Entrance, Stop and Street Name Signs -0- 304
Cleaning and Repairing
Special Projects
a. Preparing 4,550 l.f. of streets for seal coat application.
b. Installed 18 various traffic signs.
c. Installed and removed CLEAN -UP sign at Knights of Columbus Hall.
d. Posted for the realignment of Santa Fe Avenue.
e. Posted for the establishment of Lynwood Lighting District No. 2.
6, 794 sq. ft.
242, 000 1, ft.
1, 133 units
298 sections
661
965 units
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RESOLUTION NO.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD URGING INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS TO
EXERT MAXIMUM EFFORTS TOWARDS RELEASE OF PRI-
SONERS OF WAR AND OBSERVANCE OF GENEVA CONVEN-
TION IN TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has
received indications of concern for the prisoners of war held
by a number of nations including North Vietnam, and
WHEREAS, the City Council wants its position in favor
of observance of the Geneva Convention regarding prisoners of
war to be made known even though the members of the Council
realize their limited role in such a field,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council
of the City of Lynwood directs that its concern, expressed through
this resolution, be transmitted to the International Red Cross
in Geneva, Switzerland, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the International Red
Cross be urged to continue to exert maximum effort for the
release of prisoners of war and for strict observance of the
Geneva Convention in treatment of prisoners of war prior to
release.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 7th day of June, 1972.
Mayor of he City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
City Clerk, ity o Lynwood
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SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK
EaxZrex __c^ �i ?lecch2nts OMCe BRANCH
Po Qf ce_ t_2� L7_Te ina7 Pmex ryry _
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City of Lynnwood., a ESCROW 140. 2 -5676K
Municipal Corporation
11330 Bullis Road
1ymwood, California 9o262 Certified Mail Return
L Receipt Requested....
Attention Eugene R. Green, D:ayor
Dear Mr. Green,
Enclosed herewith a copy of a letter dated May 25, 1972 from Pacific Southwest
Realty Company, signed by Lawrence H. Abe, Real Estate Representative.
Very truly Yours,
Alberta R. Payton
Senior Escrow Officer
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HEAD OFFICE, 411 SOUTH MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90013
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' Alberta R. Payton
Senior Escrow Officer
Security Pacific National Bank
401 South Main Street
Los Angeles, California 90013
Re: Escrow ;12- 5675 -K
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Please- cancel the above - referred to escrow. We have
j purchased another site and will no longer need to exchange
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Real Estate Representative
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