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E. L. MORRIS, Mayor
Councilmen
JOHN D. BYORK
HENRY J. LIEWER
JAMES E. ROWE
JOHN H. STEVENS
CITY OF LYNWOOD
C A L I F O R N I A
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
August 1, 1972
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INVOCATION
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.PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
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CALL_, TO ORDER Roll Call of Councilmen: John D. Byork
Henry J. Liewer
James E. Rowe
John H. Stevens
E, L. Morris
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APPROVAL OF (1) Adjourned Regular Meeting of July 18, 1972
MINUTES (2) Regular Meeting of July 18, 1972
(3) Special Meeting of July 25, 1972
(4) Special Meeting of July 26, 1972
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PUBLIC BUSINESS
FROM THE FLOOR
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MANAGEMENT STUDIES (1) GENERAL PLAN INITIATION,
AND REPORTS
Synopsis: Council authorization of Planning
Commission to review qualified consul-
tants to up -date the City's General Plan,
(2) FALL FESTIVAL AGREEMENT -- CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Synopsis: Council review and approval
of this annual agreement,
(3) MOBILEASE AGREEMENT
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Synopsis° Council review of a proposed
five -year lease agreement for City pro -
perty located at 11000 Wright Road.
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(4) NO PARKING RESTRICTION ON IMPERIAL
HIGHWAY -- CENTURY BOULEVARD TO
BIRCH STREET
Synopsis: Council consideration of a
ore- -hour parking restriction at the above
location,
(5) WAIVER OF LYNWOOD PARK USE RE-
STRICTION
Synopsis: Council consideration of a re-
quest from Congressman Glenn Anderson
for a waiver of the alcoholic beverage
restriction in Lynwood Park.
(6) VENDING MACHINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Synopsis: Council consideration of an
agreement to place vending machines in
the Natatorium and Community Center,
(7) PROPOSED CLASSIFICATIONS
Synopsis: Council consideration of Per-
sonnel Board recommendations to approve
six new job descriptions.
(8) LIEN REDUCTION REQUEST -- 4032
VIRGINIA AVENUE
Synopsis: Council consideration of a
citizen request to reduce a demolition
lien on the above parcel,
(9) SALE OF OBSOLETE EQUIPMENT
Synopsis: Council authorization to Staff
to sell equipment no longer of use to the
City.
VII
ORDINANCES AND (1) Council adoption of an Urgency ordinance
RESOLUTIONS entitled:
AN URGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ADDING SECTION 20.73 A TO THE CITY
CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TO
ESTABLISH LICENSE FEES FOR PERSONS
ENGAGED IN THE REAL ESTATE PRO-
FESSION.
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
August 1, 1972
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(2) First reading of an Ordinance entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING
SECTION 20.73 A TO THE CITY CODE
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TO ESTABLISH
LICENSE FEES FOR PERSONS ENGAGED
IN THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION
(3) Council adoption of a Resolution entitled:
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING
RESOLUTION NO. 2843 CONCERNING
MEETING OF THE PERSONNEL BOARD
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FINANCE (1) Demand 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 -14
REPORTS
Recommendation: Receive and file.
(2) Citizens' Service Request Log No. 72 -13
Recommendation: Receive and file.
(3) Public Works Department EEA Work Summary
Recommendation: Receive and file.
(4) Planning Commission Actions
Recommendation: Receive and file.
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CITY CLERK'S (1) Claim for Damages -- Johnny Ward
AGENDA
(2) Request from Lynwood Drum and Bugle
Corps for permit to conduct a Rummage
Sale
(3) Any other matters.
COUNCIL AGENDA
August 1, 1972
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COUNCIL AGENDA Mayor E. L. Morris
(NEW BUSINESS) Vice Mayor John H. Stevens
Councilman Byork, Liewer, Rowe
(1) Appointment of Real Estate Commission
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PUBLIC BUSINESS
FROM THE FLOOR
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ADJOURNMENT Adjourn to Adjourned Regular Meeting of
the City Council of the City of Lynwood to
be held in the Council Chambers of City
Hall at 7MPM on August 15, 1972.
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August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: GENERAL PLAN INITIATION
Gentlemen
The City of Lynwood General Plan is now over ten years old and due
to many changing characteristics of the Community, such as the Interstate
105 Freeway and the business and industrial districts, has become an in-
effective planning tool and is in need of revision. In addition, over the
past two years, State Legislature has mandated a number of new required
General Plan elements. These include a l and use eleme circu
element, h ousin g elem ent, conservation elem ent, an open spac element,
a seismic safety elem ent, a public safety elem ent, a sc highway
element and a transportation and noise element.
In addition to providing for these mandated elements, a revised General
Plan should also take into consideration the economic characteristics
and future of the Community; planning for both maintenance and growth
of the residential sector as well as needed growth and development
of commercial and industrial areas which will provide a long range
revenue base for the maintenance of needed municipal services to the
citizens of this Community.
As you know, the Planning Commission takes a major role in the General
Plan development process and it was recommended by the Commission
at their meeting of July 11, 1972, that the Council authorize the Commission
to proceed with interviews of major consulting firms which have the
background and expertise to provide such a comprehensive plan develop-
ment It is proposed that the Commission select the top two or three
planning firms for final Council review and approval,
RECOMMENDATION
Council authorize the Planning Commission to proceed with a review of
qualified consultants to update the City's General Plan and provide the
Council with a recommendation of the top three candidates for final
Council review and approval of the Planning consultants for this project,
RINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY CO
SUBJECT° GENERAL PLAN
Gentlemen:
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The City of Lynwood General Plan is now over ten years old and due
to many changing characteristics of the Community, such as the Interstate
105 Freeway and the business and industrial districts, has become an in-
effective planning tool and is in need of revision. In addition, over the
past two years, State Legislature has mandated a number of new required
General Plan elements, These include a land use element, circulation
element, housing element, conservation element, an open space element,
a ,seismic safety element, a public safety element, a scenic highways
element and a transportation and noise element.
In addition to providing for these mandated elements, 'a revised General
Plan should also take into consideration the economic characteristics
and future of the Community; planning for both maintenance and growth
of the residential sector as well as needed growth and development
of commercial and industrial areas which will provide a long range
revenue base for the maintenance of needed.municipal services to the
citizens of this Community.
As you know, the Planning Commission takes a major role in the General
Plan development process and it was recommended by the Commission
at their meeting of July 11, 1972, that the Council authorize the Commission
to proceed with interviews of major consulting firms which have the
background and expertise to .provide such a comprehensive plan develop-
ment, It is proposed that the Commission select the top two or three
planning firms for final Council review and approval,
RECOMMENDATION-
Council authorize the'Planning Commission to proceed with a review of
qualified consultants to update the City's General Plan and provide the
Council with a recommendation of the top three candidates for final
Council review and royal of the Planning consultants for this project.
RO A'LD P INCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
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SUBJECT: FALL FESTIVAL AGREEMENT -- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Gentlemen;
'On May 10, 1972, this office and the Recreation and Parks Director
met with Norman Wasserman, Manager of the Chamber of Commerce„
to review and update the Annual Fall Festival Agreement.
At the July 25, 1972, meeting of the Recreation Commission, the
Commission unanimously approved a recommendation to the City Council
that the Council approve the tentative plans of the Chamber. of Commerce
Fall Festival and the proposed Agreement between the City and Chamber
of Commerce. That Agreement, as reviewed by the Commission is
attached for Council consideration.
This year's Fall Festival is planned for the period of September 20
through September 24, 19M
RECOMMENDATION:
Council approval of Agreement entitled, "SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN
FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK ".
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City Manager
City of Lynwood
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Attachment (1)
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR
THE PROMOTION AND EXECUTION OF AN
AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
Agreement made this day of
, 1972,
Yletween the City of Lynwood, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred
to as "City," and Lynwood Chamber of Commerce, a non - profit corporation,
hereinafter referred to as "Chamber",
RECITALS° This agreement is made pursuant to Agreement
Between City of Lynwood and Lynwood Chamber of Commerce for Advertising
and Publicizing City, The Chamber of Commerce desires to sponsor, promote
and execute a Fall Festival in the City Park (as distinguished from John D.
Ham Park) from September 20, 1972, through September 24, 1972,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS;
A. Agreement Amendatory to Agreement of March 21 1969,
The program of the City for publicity and promotion as
contained on page 2 of agreement dated March 21, 1969, and as contained
in Exhibit "A" attached to that Agreement is supplemented to add thereto
"Fall Festival of 1972. "
B. Permissive U ses a nd Regulations Applicable.
The Chamber of Commerce,is authorized and permitted to
sponsor, promote and carry out a public celebration in the City Park
known as the Fall Festival of 1972 from September 20, 1972, through
September 24, 1972, pursuant to the following covenants and conditions,
L It is acknowledged and understood that the Chamber of
Commerce will contract with an independent contractor to provide certain
amusement rides as follows Fi fteen (15) m rid es and ten (10) kiddie
rides; provided, however, that all such rides must be plar;ed within the City-
Park area east of the Kiddyland Playground, south of the natatorium,
terminating at the western boundary of the Community Center parking tot,
and provided further that the precise location of such rides within said area
shall be subject to the approval of the Recreation Director.,
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION
AND EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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It is further agreed that the rides shall not exceed the number hereinabove
specified and that the prices charged for ride tickets sold in the City Park
during the Fall Festival shall not exceed 25, 30, 35 or 50 cents per ride
depending upon the type of ride provided; that the Chamber of Commerce
will sell advance sale tickets as the demand therefor requires in books of
6 tickets for $1.00; that these tickets will be printed to read: "Good on
All Rides except Major Attractions."; that sale of ride books will cease on
the next to the last day of the celebration and that before said rides, or
any of them, shall be erected, installed or placed in the City Park they,
and each of them, must receive the written approval of the Recreation
Director of the City of Lynwood.
2. The Chamber of Commerce is authorized and permitted to
operate or cause to be operated in the City Park as part of said Fall
Festival not to exceed a total of twenty -five (25) game concession booths
under the following covenants and conditions.
a. The concession booths will be placed or located contig-
uously on a central strip or midway within the area hereinafter designated
(plot plan attached) as that within which the Fall Festival may be conducted
within the City Park, and no such booth shall be placed or located at
another location whatever,
bo The games shall be only those which have received the
approval,
in writing,
of the Chief of Police of
the City of Lynwood, and in
this connection
of the
Chief, in his discretion,
is empowered to not only
designate
what game
shall be permitted but the
manner in which it may be
played or
operated.
3. The Chamber
of Commerce will
make every reasonable effort
to recruit
recognized
Service Clubs, Fraternal
and Charitable organizations
to operate
the said concession booths, but, if,
after due diligence, the
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SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION
AND EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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Chamber of Commerce is unable to recruit operators from these sources,
Chamber of Commerce, may at its option, enter into contracts with inde-
pendent operators thereof for no more than 15 game concession booths
provided, however, as a condition precedent to entering into said contract,
the Chamber of Commerce shall furnish to the Chief of Police of ]Lynwood
such information as he shall require as to the moral character, criminal
record, if any, experience and history of the prospective contractor and
written evidence that said contractor is properly and adequately licensed
and the Chief of Police shall make an investigation and shall notify the
Chamber of Commerce and the City Manager in writing of his findings,
and if there is nothing detrimental to contractor in said findings and he is
found to be properly licensed the Chamber may enter into the Agreement
with said contractor,
4. The Chamber of Commerce is authorized and permitted to
operate additional concessions as follows:
a. All of the concessions except the pancake breakfast
shall be conducted and operated within the area of the City Park herein-
after prescribed as the area where said Fall Festival can be conducted.
The pankcake breakfast shall be conducted in the parking lot and /or
recreation center,
b. A complete list of the permitted concessions are as
follows: One food wagon, two cotton candy wagons, which shall serve
cotton candy, Candied apples, popcorn, peanuts and sno- cones, and another
food wagon to serve principally hot foods, i e, hamburgers, hot dogs, etc.
Additional concessions permitted are Fun House and a glass house, not to
exceed a total of two,
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SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION
AND EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARR'
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All the requirements pertaining to the information to be furnished
the Chief of Police and his approval as set forth in paragraph 3 hereof
shall be deemed to apply to side show exhibits.
All refuse, water, drainage or other waste material shall be
collected in receptacles as approved by the Building Inspector and none
shall be permitted on the surface of the park.
5. The provisions of subparagraph A of paragraph B -2 shall
apply to the consessions described in this paragraph with the same force
and effect as they apply to the concessions described in paragraph B -2
of this Agreement.
6. The rights and privileges described in paragraphs B -2 and
B -3 of this Agreement shall be exclusive to the Chamber of Commerce
during said Fall Festival, and no other person, firm, corporation, or
association of persons shall have the right or privilege to conduct any
game or games, within the area hereinafter designated as the area within
the said Fall Festival may be conducted in the City Park, Nothing herein
shall be construed as limiting or otherwise affecting in any manner what-
ever the normal operations and activities of the Recreation Department of
the City.
7. Chamber shall be authorized and permitted to erect, construct
or cause to be erected -and constructed and if erected or constructed will
maintain during the Fall Festival in the area hereinafter designated as
the area wherein the Fall Festival may be conducted in the City Park, the
following:
a. Showfront, lighted.
b. From 10 to' 17 aluminum light towers, 20 feet in height with 12
colored fluorescent lights plus a cluster of photoflood bulbs at the top,
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SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION
AND EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY
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C. Diesel power generators for all power,
d, P,A. Systems with speakers to cover grounds with microphone
in office wagon.
e. The Chamber of Commerce shall not suffer, cause or permit to
be placed any carnival equipment, apparatus, or material whatsoever in the
City Park prior to 8 A. M. , September 19, 1972, and any violation of the
subparagraph shall be grounds for cancellation of permission to hold said
festival, in the sole and absolute discretion of the City Manager.
f. An office wagon for headquarters and for the use of the Committee
of Chamber of Commerce in charge of this event.
8. The Chamber of Commerce shall solely at its expense perform
the following:
a. Cause a clean -up crew to thoroughly clean the strip or midway
where the games and other concessions are located and the location where
the rides have been placed each night, following the close of the festivities,
during the Fall Festival.
b. Cause to be provided continuously during the Fall Festival custo-
dial personnel for the maintenance of public restrooms in the park.
C. Cause all men who work in the area hereinafter designated as the
area wherein the Fall Festival shall be conducted to be clad in clean clothing
at all times during the Fall Festival.
d. Remove or cause to be removed all equipment, animals, carnival
properties and objects and personal property associated in any way with
said carnival and "Fall Festival of 1972" within 36 hours after midnight
September 24, 1972.
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e. Clean up all debris and remove the same from the City Park within
24 hours of the termination of the "Fall Festival of 1972. "
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION
AND EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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f. Furnish satisfactory evidence to the Director of Recreation
of the City of Lynwood that the carnival concern putting on the carnival and
the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce have a binding written agreement
that the said carnival concern shall, during each 24 hour day during the
term of the carnival as herein provided, have a carnival director or manager
on duty to whom complaints, suggestions, and recommendations can be made
by the said Director of Recreation, or by his employees or agents at any
hour of the day or night; that failure by the Chamber to cause to have said
carnival director or manager on duty at all times as hereinafter set
forth shall be sufficient ground for the City Manager to order that all
activities of the carnival shall forthwith cease and terminate and said
order shall be complied with forthwith.
9. The following security regulations shall be in effect during the
Fall Festival.
a. No personnel shall be permitted in the City Park following
the close of festivities for the day plus a reasonable time for clean -up,
except two "tent men, " carnival manager, and one security guard, A
security guard shall be on duty at all times during the night time and
shall be approved by the Chief of Police. The security guard shall be
furnished at the sole expense of the Chamber of Commerce.
10. All necessary licneses and permits whether described in this
Agreement or not shall be obtained by the Chamber of Commerce before
September 19, 1972, and the Chamber of Commerce shall submit forth-
with in writing a list of the games which it desires to operate as herein-
above referred to and a brief description of the manner in which it pro-
poses to operate said games, The necessary written consent of the Chief
of Police as to what games are to be permitted and his description of the
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LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND EXECUTION
OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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manner of operation thereof and a written statement signed by the Manager
of the Chamber. of Commerce on behalf that the Chamber of Commerce
agrees to be bound thereby, shall be filed in the office of the City Manager
not later than September 199 1972. In the event there are concession
booths for the operation of which, the Chamber of Commerce has been
unable to obtain recognized service clubs, charitable or fraternal organi-
zations by September 19, 1972, and the Chamber of Commerce elects to
procure other operators thereof as herein provided, the Chamber of
Commerce shall submit the names thereof and the information required
by Paragraph B -3 hereof not later than September 19, 1972. Copies of
insurance policies or certificates of insurance hereinafter provided for
shall be filed by the Chamber of Commerce with Josephine L. Shepherd,
City Clerk and Insurance Administrator, not later than September 19, 1972,
11. It is acknowledged and understood that in a matter of this kind
it is not possible to foresee each and every situation that may arise
which requires approval by the City Manager or the City Recreation
Director. As to all requirements of the City Manager or the City Recreation
Director not specifically set forth herein which are made known to the
Chamber of Commerce before September 19, 1972, the Chamber of Commerce
shall comply therewith forthwith. All requirements of the City Manager
or the Recreation Director made known to the Chamber of Commerce shall
be complied with forthwith,
It is understood and agreed that the failure of the Chamber of Commerce
to comply with the foregoing paragraph and paragraph B -9 hereof, or any
provisions thereof, shall give the City Manager, in his uncontrolled discre-
tion, the power and authority to refuse to permit the Fall Festival to open,
and if already open, to close the Fall Festival and to cause all activities
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND
EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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in connection therewith to forthwith cease and terminate; or, in the alter-
native, likewise in his uncontrolled discretion, to cause such activities
that have not met the requirements of this Agreement, or other require-
ments laid down by him, to cease and terminate until such time as there
has been compliance and he has given his permission that they may resume
operation.
C. Insurance and Indemnity,
le The Chamber of Commerce agrees to indemnify, to save,
and hold harrnless City from any damage or claim of damage of any nature
whatsoever, including injury or death to any person or persons and in-
eluding damage to the property of any person or persons, including the
City of Lynwood (including but not limited to damage to planted trees and
shrubs), which may arise from any cause whatsoever upon or about the
premises allocated to the Fall Festival of 1972, or which may arise
from any activity or activities of the Chamber of Commerce and /or its
employees, agents, and independent contractors in connection therewith,
at any place within the City of Lynwood, and agrees to obtain all insurance
as next specified in this paragraph,
2, The Chamber of Commerce, at its own expense, shall
provide public liability insurance covering the operation of the Fall
Festival of 1972 under this Agreement, and the liability of the Chamber
of Commerce of Lynwood, California, and the City of Lynwood, a muni-
cipal corporation, thereunder in policies with the following minimum
limitations:
Bodily injury liability, auto and general, including operations,
contractual and products, $100, 000 each person, $500, 000 each occur-
rence, and property damage liability, automobile, $5, 000 each accident;
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SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND
EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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general, including operations, contractual and products, $50,000 each
occurrence, $100,000 aggregate.
3, The Chamber of Commerce shall be deemed to have satisfied
the requirement as to public liability of insurance hereunder in a combination
of a combined $500, 000 single limit and a $300, 000 liability policy.
The Chamber of Commerce shall maintain said public liability
policies or policy in full force and effect during the Fall Festival and until
all structures, fixtures and personal.property has been removed from the
City Park and the Chamber of Commerce and their independent contractors
have wholly vacated the Lynwood City Park. Such insurance shall be with
a company satisfactory to City and shall name the City as an additional
insured thereunder. Before September 19, 1972, the Chamber of Commerce
shall file with City by delivering the same to the City Clerk, who is also the
Insurance Administrator for the City, evidence (consisting of copies of
policies or certificates of insurance) that the Chamber of Commerce has
procured said liability insurance and that it is in full force and effect.
All policies and certificates of insurance shall contain substantially the
following:
"The policy herein referred to is not cancellable or subject
to reduction of coverage by the insurer in less than fifteen (15) days after the
City has received written notice thereof, as evidenced by return receipt
and registered letter. "
4. Before September 19, 1972, Chamber of Commerce shall
furnish satisfactory evidence to said Insurance Administrator of City that
it has taken out for the term of the Fall Festival of 1972 full compensation
insurance with the State Compensation Insurance Fund of the State of California
or with some company authorized to transact business in this State covering
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND
EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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all paid and unpaid employees of Chamber of Commerce, and such insurance
shall be maintained in full force and effect at the Chamber's expense.
D. Compliance with All Laws.
That Chamber of Commerce shall obtain all necessary health
permits from the Los Angeles County Health Department not later than
September 19, 1972, to comply with:
1. All regulations of the Los Angeles County Health Department
and the Los Angeles County Health Code as the same has been adopted by
the City of Lynwood;
2. All City Ordinances of the City of Lynwood, laws and regula-
tions of the State of California, Acts of Congress of the United States and
regulations of any Agency, Department or Division of the United States
Government.
E. Changes in Agreement,
No amendment, modification, or waiver of any of the provisions
of this agreement shall be valid, unless made in writing and signed by both
parties hereto. The waiver by City of any default or failure on the part of
the Chamber of Commerce to comply with the terms and provisions of this
Agreement shall not constitute a consent to or a waiver of any subsequent
other default or failure.
F. Area Allotted and Preparation of Grounds.
City shall provide from September 20, 1972, through September
24, 1972, for the "Fall Festival of 1972, " the area designated and delineated
on the plot plan on file in the office of the Director of Recreation and which
is open for public inspection between the hours of 8AM to 12PM and IPM to
5PM. It is acknowledged and understood that City has no legal power or
authority to keep persons from the said area so allotted unless said persons
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND
EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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are committing a breach of the peace, or are violating some law, ordinance
or regulation whereunder City has the power or authority to exclude such
persons, The City shall prepare the grounds of the area.in preparation for
the event, but the extent thereof and the manner of preparation shall be within
the sole discretion of the City Manager of Lynwood,
G. Indemnification for Expenses Incurred in Extraordin
Maintenance of Groun
Chamber of Commerce shall reimburse City for expenses incurred
in the extraordinary maintenance of grounds in the allocated area as per
Exhibit "A" required prior to and following the staging of "Fall Festival of
1972, " the expenses to be based upon prevailing wage rates for that or
similar type of work whether the work is performed by City employees or
by independent contractors, and prevailing prices for materials and supplies
necessary in the said - maintenance of the grounds; these to be used by the
Recreation Director of the City as standards in computing the expenses
for which the City shall be reimbursed by the Chamber of Commerce.
H. Time of the Essence.
Time shall be deemed of the essence of this Agreement.
I. The Chamber shall not cause, suffer or permit any animals not
actually part of a performance to be in the Lynwood City Park at any time
during the period between September 18, 1972, and September 25, 1972, and
Chamber shall notify all contractors and subcontractors for the carnival that
all animals except animals actually in a performance are absolutely forbidden
to be in the park at any time between these dates, and it is further agreed
that all animals in the park in violation of this agreement shall be immediately
impounded by the City and all pound fees, care and boarding of said dogs so
impounded shall be the expense of the Chamber.
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE PROMOTION AND
EXECUTION OF AN AUTUMN FESTIVAL IN THE LYNWOOD CITY PARK
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J. All private vehicles, except during the period of loading an unload-
ing supplies and equipment necessary to be used by the carnival operator or
operators shall be parked and kept in parking lots or areas designated by
the Department of Recreation of City, and at other place or location within
the City park, and Chamber shall notify all contractors and subcontractors
of this agreement, rule and regulation and all.vehicles parked in violation
shall be towed away and impounded by the City and all impound fees,
expense of towing and expense of storing shall be the expense of Chamber.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereunto have set their hands
and seals the day and year first above written.
LYNWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BY
President
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CITY OF LYNWOOD, C1LIFORNIA
BY
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ttorney
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August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: MOBILEASE AGREEMENT
Gentlemen:
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Pursuant to Council'direction the City Attorney's Office has reviewed and
updated the lease agreement which the City has on the property located at
11000 Wright, Road currently leased by Mobilease, Inc. As you know, the
existing lease recently expired which, therefore, allowed the lease payments
to remain constant rather than increasing annually.
Attached for 'Council consideration is the proposed new lease agreement which
covers a five -year period and provides for a rental rate of 6% of the market
value of the property each year with a 67o annual increase. The lease has
been modified to provide additional indemnification for the City in the amounts
of $500, 000 per person and $1, 000, 000 per occurence. It has further'been
modified to allow for a change in the rental structure should all or part of
the property be taken or acquired for public purposes, namely, the proposed
ramping structures from the Long Beach Freeway to the new Interstate 105
Freeway. Three different alternatives are provided in the case of acquisition
of this land which provides full protection for both the lessee and the City, The
City Attorney further amended the agreement to delete the option to purchase
portion which was included in the prior lease agreement. It was the feeling
of the Attorney that the purchase option could be negotiated at any time during
the length of this lease and that including this section would serve no useful
purpose.
A copy of this lease was forwarded to Mr. Cooksey, President of Mobilease,
Inc, , who indicated that his attorney would attempt to review the agreement
for final comment on or before the Council meeting on Tuesday.
RECOMMENDATION
Council authorize the Mayor to execute this Ground Lease Agreement for
the city -owned property at 11000 Wright Road upon final concurrence by
Mobilease, Inc,
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RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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Attachment (1)
GROUND LEASE
This lease is made and entered into this day of
, 1972, by and between the City of Lynwood, a municipal
corporation, (hereinafter "lessor ") and Mobilease, a corporation,
(hereinafter "lessee ").
W I T N E S S E T H:
That the lessor, in consideration of the payment of rental
hereinafter specified to be paid by the lessee and the covenants and
conditions herein contained, does hereby lease, demise and let unto
the lessee that certain real property hereinafter described.
1. The term of this lease is for a period of five years
commencing on the day of , 1972. The lessee
covenants and agrees to pay to lessor as rent for the demised premises
'during the above mentioned term the following amounts:
$7,155 for the first year of said term
$7,584 for the second year of said term
$8,039 for the third year of said term
$8,521 for the fourth year of said term
$9,032 for the fifth year of said term.
Each of the aforesaid sums is payable in advance in equal
monthly,installments on the first day of each calendar month.
r 2. The lessor reserves to itself in addition to all other
rights and remedies herein expressed, or that are or hereinafter may
be conferred upon it by law, the right to terminate this lease and
the term hereby.grahted in case of default in the payment of rent
hereby reserved, or any portion thereof, or of any other sum or sums
of money herein agreed to be paid by Lessee, by service upon the
lessee of a written notice of not less than fifteen (15) days of
its intention to terminate this lease on a date in said notice to
be specified, unless the said rent or other sum or sums, in the
meantime be paid; provided, however, that said notice shall not
be served until after the expiration of at least fifteen (15) days
after any such default. And, in the event of the service of such
a notice as herein provided, this lease and the term hereby granted
shall cease and come to an end on the day therein specified; unless,
in the meantime, the rent or other sum or sums therein specified
shall have been fully paid to the lessor, with interest at the rate
of seven per cent -(70) per annum from the date when, by the terms
of this lease, the same shall have become due and payable.
3. The lessee will, at its own cost and expense bear,
pay and discharge all taxes, charges, water rates, and payments,
extraordinary as well as ordinary, of every kind and nature what-
soever as shall, during the term hereby granted, be imposed upon
^or grow out of, or become a lien upon, the said premises or any
part thereof,'or the improvements thereof, within thirty (30) days
after the same shall become payable, that if the lessee shall
neglect or fail to pay any taxes or water rents or the premiums
upon insurance or any sums other than rent, which it is, or shall
be bound by the provisions of this lease to pay and discharge, or
if any liabilities shall be imposed upon the lessor, by reason of
the failure of lessee to keep, operate or perform any covenant or
condition herein considered, the lessor shall have the right and
privilege at its option, to make such payment or discharge such
liabilities or any portion with any interest or penalties and the
amount so paid with the interest thereon at the rate of seven per
cent (7%) per,annuin shall, at the option of lessor, be deemed
rent and said,rent shall be added to the installment of rent next
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payable under the provisions of this lease; and, upon default by
the lessee for the nonpayment of any i- nstallment or installments
of rent as thus augmented, then, in addition to all other ap-
propriate remedies, unlawful detainer proceedings for the removal
of lessee from the possession of said premises for the nonpayment
of rent as thus augmented may be prosecuted by the lessor in the
same manner as would be. lawful in the case of nonpayment of rent
as herein otherwise reserved.
4. Lessee will indemnify lessor,, its City Council, and
its officers,.- agents and employees, and will hold and save them
harmless from any and all actions, claims, damages to person or
property, penalties, obligations or liabilities that may be asserted
or claimed by any person, firm, entity, corporation, political sub-
division or any other organization arising out of the operations
of lessee under this lease.
Lessee will defend any action or actions filed in con-
nection with any of said claims, damages, penalties, obligations
or liabilities and will pay all costs and expenses, including
attorneys' fees incurred in connection therewith.
Lessee will promptly pay any judgment rendered against
lessor, its council, and /or its officers, agents and employees,
covering such claims, damages, penalties, obligations or activities
of lessee; and lessee agrees to hold and save lessor, its council,
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and its officers, agents and employees harmless therefrom.
In the event lessor, its council, and /or its officers,
agents and employees, without the fault thereof, is made a party
to any action or proceedings filed "or prosecuted against lessee
for damages or claims arising out of or in connection with
the activities of lessee hereunder, lessee agrees to pay to lessor,
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its council, and /or its officers, agents and employees any and all
costs and expenses incurred by them, and each of them, in any such
action or proceeding, together with reasonable attorneys' fees.
5. ,Lessee shall provide, before the effective date of
this lease, and shall maintain in force throughout the term
hereof, comprehensive personal injury and property damage liability
insurance with minimum personal injury liability limits of $500,000
per person and $1,000,000 per occurrence and minimum property damage
liability limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $1,000,000 aggregate,
including products liability. The policy or policies of liability
insurance shall contain the following special endorsements:
TheCity of Lynwood, its City Council, and its officers,
agents and employees are hereby declared to be additional insureds
under the terms of this policy, both as to the activities of
Mobilease and to the activities of the aforesaid additional insureds
, as they relate to Mobilease's activities described herein.
This insurance policy will not be cancelled without
thirty (30) days' prior written notice to the City of Lynwood.
The City of Lynwood shall not be liable for the payment of premiums
or assessments on this policy.
Said policy shall also specify that it acts as primary
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insurance and' that no insurance held or owned by the above named
additional insureds shall be called upon or looked to in order to
cover a loss under said policy. No cancellation provision in any
insurance policy shall be construed in delegation of the continuous
duty of lesse i e to furnish insurance during the aforesaid term.
Said policy shall be underwritten to the satisfaction of the City
of Lynwood. Signed certificates of insurance, with all endorsements
required by this section, shall be submitted to the City of Lynwood
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prior to the effective date of this lease. At least thirty (30)
days prior to the expiration of any such .policy, a completed
certificate of insurance, with all endorsements required by this
section, showing that such insurance coverage has been renewed
or extended shall be filed with the City of Lynwood.
6. tThe lessee further covenants and agrees that during
the said term, or any part thereof, no mechanics lien or stop
order, eitherifor labor or materials, done or furnished upon any
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building or buildings which may be constructed, reconstructed,
or repaired upon said premises,for or by any work for which a
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mechanics .lien or stop order is provided for by law, shall be
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allowed to remain upon the premises for longer than may be
necessary to obtain adjudication for validity and that upon the
final adjudication of any such mechanics lien or stop order, said
lessee agrees!to promptly pay the same, in default of which the
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lessor shall Have the right and privilege to pay any amount of
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Y proper persons or officers which may be necessary or
required to release the premises or any building or improvements
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thereon from such judgment or stop order or lien and the amount
so paid with interest thereon shall, at the option of the lessor,
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be deemed rent!, and such rent shall be added to the installment of
rent next payable under the provisions of this lease, and, upon
default by the lessee in the payment of any installment or install-
ments of rentias thus augmented, then, in addition to all other
appropriate remedies, unlawful detainer proceedings for the removal
of the lessee ;from the possession of the premises for the non-
payment of the rent as thus augmented, may be prosecuted by the
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lessor in the same manner as would be lawful in case of the non-
payment of the; rent herein otherwise reserved.
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7. }In the event all or part of the leased premises is
taken or acquired for public use by condemnation or threat thereof:
;(a) Lessee's right to share in compensation
otherwise payable to lessor shall be as follows:
W whole take. This lease shall
!terminate upon the date of transfer of
!title or possession to the condemning
!agency, whichever is first. Lessee shall
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!assert no claim for loss of bonus value
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;but may recover prepaid rents, if any,
Gand the then present worth of remaining
;use of leasehold improvements installed
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(ii) Partial taking leaving remainder
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may elect to terminate this lease as of the
!date of transfer of title or possession,
;and lessee's compensation shall be the same
!as in a whole take. If lessee does not
jterminate, compensation shall be as if the
remainder is useable.
3 (iii) Partial taking leaving remainder
!useable for leasehold purposes. Lessee shall
assert no claim for loss of bonus value, but
lessee's obligation to pay rent shall be re-
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{ duced in proportion to the reduction in the
( area being leased. Lessee may recover the
!then value of the remaining use of leasehold
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,improvements installed by lessee on the part
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`taken with lessor's consent.
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(b) Lessee must give notice to lessor of any
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of,the above elections within twenty (20) days after
obtaining knowledge of the impending acquisition.
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Lessee will be deemed to have knowledge•of the
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imp ending acquisition upon its entry into negotiations
wit I h representatives of the condemning agency, upon
receipt of service of complaint and summons or
order for immediate possession, or upon receipt of
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a letter of inquiry from lessor advising lessee of
the impending acquisition and requesting notice of
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lesisee's resulting elections and contentions.
Le'ssee's notice shall contain a clear and unequivo-
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call statement of its election under subparagraph (a)
above, the reasons for such election, lessee's con -
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tention of compensation and /or fair rental value of
the remainder, and the reasons for such contentions.
Time is and will be of the essence and the express
purpose of the required notice of lessee's election,
contentions and reasons, is that lessor may rely
the in negotiations or litigation with the
condemning agency. Lessee's contentions shall not
be 'conclusive as to the amount of compensation or
the usability of or fair rental value of the
remainder, and any dispute relating to such issues
shall be resolved under Rules and Procedures of
the!American Arbitration Association.
(c) Lessee's failure to give notice of election,
contentions and reasons shall constitute a waiver of
all to compensation and /or reduction of rental,
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and, in the event of a partial. taking, rent shall
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continue throughout the remaining term and in the
full amount provided herein.
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8. Except as herein otherwise provided, the lessee shall
not assign, mortgage, pledge, or hypothecate this lease or any
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estate or interest thereon, without the written consent of the
lessor first had and obtained, but the lessee may sublet or sub-
lease the leased premises or any portion thereof; provided they
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shall only be sublet to a subtenant for the purpose of the operation
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thereon of a; business si.mil.ar to the business to be conducted
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thereon by lessee, including another leasing firm or corporation,
or a trailer sales or rental firm of corporation, with adequate
capital, in a sound financial condition and possessing a good
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reputation for honesty, integrity and fair dealing, that before
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lessee.can sublet the leased premises, or any part thereof a
'. "'.different type of business or for a less restrictive use in the
M -2 zone under which the leased premises is classified under the
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Zoning Ordinance of the City of Lynwood (Ordinance No. 570), lessee
shall make application to the City Council of the City of Lynwood
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for a modification of this portion of the lease and whether or not
this lease shall be so modified shall be within the sole and
absolute discretion of the City Council; nor shall the giving of
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such consent to an assignment, mortgage or pledge be deemed a complete
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performance of the covenants contained in this Article so as to
permit such sublease, assignment, pledge, mortgage or hypothecation
without the like written consent.
9. The lessor hereby consents that the lessee may assign
this lease in writing upon condition:
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(1) That the said assignee shall in writing, assume
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and agree to keep, observe, and perform all of the agreements, con-
ditions, covenants and terms of this lease on the part of the lessee
to be kept, observed and performed, AND PROVIDED FURTHER, that the
assignee agrees that the leased premises shall be used for the
business of leasing personal property, including leasing of trailers,
or the sale or rental of trailers, and for no other purpose, and
that before assignee can use the leased premises for a different
purpose, or for a less restrictive use in the M -2 Zone under which
the leased premises is classified under the Zoning Ordinance of
the City of Lynwood (Ordinance No. 570), lessee shall make
application to the City Council of the City of Lynwood for a
modification of the lease in this respect, and whether or not this
lease shall be so modified shall be within the sole and absolute
discretion of the City Council.
(2) That.assignee shall be in a sound financial
'condition, adequately capitalized and have a good reputation for
honesty, integrity and fail dealing; that lessee shall give lessor
seven (7) days notice in writing of his intention to assign the
lease; that said notice shall contain the following information:
(1) Name and address of the proposed assignee. (2) Whether or
not the proposed assignee is individually owned; a partnership
(i£ so, the names and addresses of the partners), or a corporation,
and if a corporation, whether or not the corporation is a California
corporation; that there shall be appended to said notice a recent
financial statement of the proposed assignee certified to by a
Public Accountant, and a profit and loss statement; that lessor
shall, at its option, during said seven (7) day period make such
an investigation of the proposed assignee as it shall deem fit;
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that if at the expiration of said seven (7) days the City fails to
give notice to lessee in writing that said proposed assignee is
unsatisfactory from a financial standpoint, or due to his or, its
reputation for honesty, integrity and fair dealing, provided the
assignee has complied with the covenants and agreements contained
in Article 8.(a')(1), (2) and (3), said assignment shall have
deemed to have been made; that if lessor before the expiration of
said seven (7) days desires to object to the assignment of the
lease due to any of the reasons hereinabove set forth, it shall
give notice thereof to lessee in writing, stating the grounds
for said objection; that lessor and lessee shall exchange views
and if the lessor is then not satisfied that the proposed assignee
meets the requirements hereinabove set forth, the assignment shall
not take affect; provided however, that lessor shall not unreasonably
withhold such consent to the assignment;
1(3) That a duplicate original of such assignment
and assumption duly executed and acknowledged by the lessee and
assignee, and in a form satisfactory to the lessor shall be
delivered to the lessor as soon as such assignment and assumption
shall have been executed and delivered; and
(4) That no further or additional assignment of
the lease shall be made except upon compliance with, and subject to,
the provisions of this Article.
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9. If any of the lessee's fixed rent herein reserved
or any of the'other charges or expenses herein designated as
"additional rent," shall not be paid, if and when the same shall
become due and payable, or if the lessee shall default in the
performance of any of the other agreements, conditions, covenants
or terms herein contained, or if the lessee shall abandon said
leased premises, or if a petition or answer to reorganize the lessee
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under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Act or otherwise, shall
be approved by any court or judge thereof or if the lessee, or the
then owner of the lessee's interest shall be adjudicated insolvent
or bankrupt, or if the lessee, or the then owner of the lessee's
interest hereunder, shall make a "General Assignment" for the
benefit of creditors, or shall take any benefit under any in-
solvency or bankruptcy act or have a receiver or trustee of its
own property appointed, or if this lease or the estate of the
lessee hereunder shall be transferred or passed to or devolved
upon, any other person, firm, association or corporation except
in the manner hereinabove permitted, the lessor shall have the
right to terminate or end this lease, and the term hereby granted
as well as all the right title of the lessee hereunder by giving
the lessee fifteen (15) days' notice in writing; and it is agreed
that upon the expiration of the time fixed in such notice, if the
said nonpayment, default or other cause of termination specified
in said notice shall not have been made or removed, this lease and
the term hereby granted, as well as all of the right, title or
interest of the lessee hereunder., shall, at the option of the
lessor wholly cease and expire in the same manner, and with the
same effect (except as to lessee's liabilities), as if the
expiration of time in such notice were the end of the term herein
originally demised; provided, however, in case of default in the
payment of the rent hereby reserved, or any "additional rent," as
herein provided, or any portion hereof, that the said notice shall
not be served until after the expiration of fifteen (15) days
after any such default; and the said lessee shall then immediately
quit and surrender to the lessor the said leased premises including
any and all buildings erected thereon, and all other improvements;
and the lessee hereby also waives the service of any notice demanding
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rent or the intention to re- enter.
10. The leased premises shall be used for the leasing
of personal property, trailer sales or rental, and for no other
purpose; that before lessee can use the leased premises for a
different type'of business or for a less restrictive use in the
M -2 Zone under which the leased premises is classified under the
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Lynwood (Ordinance No. 570),
lessee shall make application to the City Council for a modification
of this lease and whether or not the lease shall be so modified
shall be within the sole and - absolute discretion of the City Council.
11. If it shall become necessary for either of the
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respective parties to file an action in court to enforce its rights
under this lease, including but not limited to damage for a breach,
thereof, or to obtain possession of the premises, the other party
shall pay a reasonable attorney's fee for the attorney bringing
and prosecuting said action.
12. Time shall be deemed to be of the essence of this
lease.
13. The real property hereinabove referred to is
described as follows:
That portion of the Rancho San Antonio in the
City of Lynwood, County of Los Angeles, State
of California, and that portion of Lot 4 of
Downey and Hellman Tract as per map recorded
in Book 3, page 31, of Miscellaneous Records
in the Office of the County Recorder of Los
Angeles County described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southerly
line of Lot 4 of the Downey and Hellman Tract
with the easterly line of Wright Road, 50 feet
wide; thence south 83 °48'03" east along said
southerly line of Lot 4, a distance of 10.72
feet; thence north 15 0 08'32' west 435.30 feet;
thence north 60 0 02'15" east 361.53 feet; thence
south 12 °36'51" east 226.92 feet; thence south
16 °20'53" east 141.87 feet; thence south 18 °59'40"
east 344.62 feet; thence south 16 1 30'00" east
55.66 feet to a point on that certain line
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described as having a length of 42.00 feet in
deed to the State of California, recorded
Septenl)cr 23, 1953, in hook; 4 2764, page 123 of
Official Records of said county, distant along
said line 9.27 feet easterly from the westerly
terminus thereof; thence westerly along said
line 9..27 feet to said westerly terminus, being
also the northerly terminus of that certain line
'in said deed described as having a length of
58.00 feet and a bearing of north 7 1 59 1 50" east
as described in parcel 1 of said deed, thence
southerly along said line 58.00 feet, thence
north 83 0 48'03" west 68.76 feet, thence south
74 °51'26" west 62.73 feet more or less to the
easterly line of Wright Road, 50 feet wide;
thence north 15 °08'34" west along said easterly
line of Wright Road.24.51 feet more or less,
to the point of beginning.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this
lease to be signed by their duly authorized officers and their
corporate seals to be affixed hereto, duly attested, the day and
year first above written.
Mayor of the City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
President, Mobilease Corp.
ATTEST:
Secretary, Mobilease Corp.
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August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: "NO PARKING" RESTRICTION ON IMPERIAL HIGHWAY -
CENTURY BOULEVARD TO BIRCH STREET
Gentlemen:
As a result of a growing concern from citizens regarding non-
restrictive parking in the vicinity of St. Francis Hospital, and
primarily along Imperial Highway, the City Engineer's Office has
studied these existing conditions as they relate to parking in this
vicinity.
St. Francis Hospital has recently undergone changes in their parking
lot facilities. These changes have included not only resurfacing,
but also the ingress and egress to the parking lot are now off of
Birch Street and Century Boulevard, respectively.
The hospital is now allowing free parking for the first half hour and
parking rates enforced after one -half hour. This situation has caused
an abnormally high number of vehicles to park for most of the day
along Imperial Highway in front of the hospital and the other medical
facilities, Persons having business with these facilities are
therefore forced to park elsewhere into the residential districts.
The traffic authority, consisting of the Chief of Police and City Engineer,
has studied this situation and believes this can be alleviated by the
placing of a parking restriction along Imperial Highway. This
.restriction would be for one hour from Century Boulevard to Birch
Street for both the north and south side of the street.
The Council is therefore asked to consider the adoption of the enclosed
Resolution setting forth 'One Hour Parking Restriction" along Imperial
Highway from Century Boulevard to Birch Street for the north and
south side of the street,
RECOMMENDATION
Council approve a Resolution restricting parking for one hour
between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and 6:00 P.M. on any day except
Sunday and holidays along the north and south side of Imperial
Highway between Century Boulevard and Birch Street.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
CARLOS H. ALVARADO =
Director of Public Works
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RESOLUTION NO,
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD SUPPLEMENTING
RESOLUTION NO, 67 -9 DESIGNATING
CERTAIN STREETS WHEREIN PARKING IS
PROHIBITED AT CERTAIN TIMES,
The City Council of the City of Lynwood does hereby resolve
as follows!
Section 1: That on the following named street in the City
of Lynwood, parking is limited between the hours of 7:00 A, M, and
6 :00 P.M. on any day except Sunday and holidays, and the Traffic
Engineer is authorized to erect signs giving notice thereof:
One Hour Parking:
South side of Imperial Highway from Century Boulevard to
Birch Street.
North side of Imperial Highway from Century Boulevard to
the extension of Birch Street.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1972.
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK, CITY OF LYNWOOD
August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT° WAIVER OF LYNWOOD PARK USE RESTRICTION
Gentlemen
Attached for Council review is a Letter from Congressman Glenn Anderson
which was directed to the Parks and Recreation Commission regarding the
use of the Lynwood Park for "The Anderson Family Picnic" on Sunday,
October 8, 1972,
In addition to requesting use of the park facilities on this date, the Congress-
man is also asking for a waiver of the City policy regarding the serving of
alcoholic beverages on City property,
At the meeting of July 25, 1972, the Parks and Recreation Commission
approved the request for use of the park facilities on October 8, 1972 for
this purpose; however, with an even number of Commissioners present,
they could not reach an agreement regarding the second request for
serving alcoholic beverages. The Commission then recommended that
the letter from Congressman Anderson be forwarded to the City Council
for final action on this request,
RECOMMENDATION
Council consideration of the request from Congressmen Anderson regard-
ing the waiver of City policy regarding alcoholic beverages in Lynwood
Park,
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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GLENN M. ANDERSON
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City of Lynwood'
3798 Century Blvd.
Lynwood, Calif 1 902620 1,'?
Dea :r. Dili na'vely:
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Permission to serve, will be beer for some of the adults.
This drink would oe obtained only by adults holding tickets
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As you know we are vary interested in obtaining apiJroval
from the Park and Recreation Commission, to use Lyn wood Park
(across from the Lynwood City Hal..l) fir our "Anderson Eam.ily,
day picaic," on Sunday''Octobec 8. ` r
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AWLS about 11:00 A.M. and Ra are generally cleansing { I
and closing up about 5:30 to 6:00 P.M. } {
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Different food booths are :3at up as Well as ga[ne3.
Baseball and VarlOUu 'FOOT_ CdCe:3 throughout the day, all
a - e Supervised. We have in the past always Set up a table
of Bing where small prize:, can be won, finding that many
of the older people_ enjoy sitting and playing
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0011ving game,
If there is any further information you will require,
please feel free to call Mrs. Ann Ramirez at 831 -9281
extension 558. 1
UnfOrLonately, I will be returning to Washington today
will not be able to appear in person to plead our cause '
in hopes that,we will be able to have our Di3tric j
Day" in yo ur'beautiful,parh.
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August 1, 1972
HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT. VENDING MACHINE SERVICE AGREEMENT
Gentlemen;
The Parks and Recreation Department has for a number of years maintained
vending machines in the Community Center and Natatorium; however, the
company which has supplied service in the past had continual problems in
maintenance and upkeep of the vending equipment. Due to continual citizen
complaint and lack of service, use of these machines was discontinued
and staff has now reviewed an alternative proposal from Forst Systems Plus
for providing this service to the City of Lynwood,
Forst Systems proposes to place a total of five vending machines in the
Natatorium and Community Center which includes one soft drink machine,
two candy machines and two ice cream machines. In addition to supplying
this service for the citizens of the community, the proposal includes a 10%
commission to the City of Lynwood from the sale of each individual item.
Attached for Council consideration is a proposed agreement from Forst
Systems Plus which provides for the installation of this equipment. This
agreement has been reviewed and modified by the City Attorney and
representatives from Forst Systems Pius have indicated that these modi-
fications are acceptable,
RECOMMENDATION.
Council approve the attached agreements for vending machine concessions
in the Community Ce��d the Natatorium.
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AGREEMENT FOR AUTOMATIC
VENDING EQUIPMENT
This agreement is made this day of , 1972,
by and between the City of Lynwood, a municipal corporation, ( "City ")
and Forst Systems Plus, a Los Angeles company having its principal
place of business at 1709 West Washington Boulevard ( "Forst ").
W I T N E S S E T H:
In consideration of the terms, covenants and conditions
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1. City here grants to Forst the exclusive right to
install, operate, supply and service automatic vending equipment
at the Lynwood Recreational Center located at ,
Lynwood, California.
2. Forst will furnish all automatic vending equipment
necessary to provide top quality food and refreshment service on
the aforesaid premises at mutually agreeable locations. All'
equipment installed by Forst will be subject to the approval of
the director of the City's Recreation Department and will meet
the specifications published by the National Sanitation Foundation.
Forst will maintain the equipment in a safe, sanitary, and operable
condition. City will provide all utilities, including necessary
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Forst shall remain the sole owner of all vending machines
and related equipment supplied by it and shall be solely responsible .
for all necessary'repairs and maintenance thereof.
City will be responsible for the regular cleaning of the
areas around the vending equipment and will provide trash and
garbage'removal as well as extermination service. u'
3. Forst will be responsible for obtaining and will
obtain all "applicable Federal, State and local licenses and permits
of any kind whatsoever required in connection with its operations
under this agreement. Forst will comply with all applicable Federal,
State and. local laws, rules, and regulations governing its operations
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4. Forst shall provide, before commencing operations
under this agreement, -and shall maintain in force during the term
hereof, comprehensive personal injury and property damage liability A
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insurance,'"with minimum personal injury liability limits of $500,,000
per person and $1,000,000 per occurrence and minimum property damage 41
liability limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $1,000,000 1 aggregat'er;
including products liability insurance. The policy or policies of
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Forst's activities described herein.
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without thirty (30) days' prior written notice
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of premiums or assessments on this policy.
Said policy shall also specify that it acts as primary insurance
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that no insurance held or owned by the above -named additional insureds'
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be underwritten to the satisfaction of the City of Lynwood. Forst j
will also provide Workmens Compensation Insurance as required by the
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laws of the State of California. Signed certificates of insurance,
r„ with all endorsements required by this section, shall be submitted f
to the City of Lynwood prior to the commencement of activities
hereunder by Forst. At least thirty (30) days prior to the expiration
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5. Forst will indemnify the City of Lynwood, its City;
Council, officers, agents, and employees against and will hold'
and save them, and each of them, harmless from any and all actions,
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claims, damages to person or property, penalties, obligations or
liabilities that may be asserted or; claimed by any person, firm,
entity, corporation, political subdivision or any other organization
arising out•of or in connection with Forst's operations under this
Y , agreement. Forst will defend any action or actions filed in con-
nection with any of said claims, damages, penalties, obligations"
"v or liabilities and will pay all costs and expenses, including I
attorneys'i fees incurred in connection therewith. Forst will
't promptly pay any judgment rendered against the City of Lynwood,
its City Council, officers, agents and employees covering such
claims, damages, penalties, obligations or activities of Forst
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hereunder;; and Forst agrees to save and hold the City of Lynwood,
'- its City Council, officers, agents and employees harmless therefrom.
In the event the City of Lynwood, its City Council, officers, agentsi
and employees, or any of them, without the fault thereof, is made
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City and /or said individuals any and all costs and expenses incurred
by them in any such action or together with,reasonable
attorneys' fees.
6. On or before the 15th day of each month Forst shall
supply to City .a statement of all receipts from vending equipment
located in the Lynwood Recreation Center during the preceding
month. At said time,Forst shall also pay to City, without demand
therefor, a sum equal to 10% of all.such gross receipts. Forst I
shall be responsible for all costs incurred in the operation of said
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date specified; provided, however, that there may be no termination
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to be signed by their authorized representatives on the day and year
first above written.
FORST SYSTEMS PLUS
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By E. L. Morris, Mayor '
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HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: PROPOSED CLASSIFICATIONS
Gentlemen:
The Personnel Commission has been reviewing a number of new position
classifications which have been considered by the City Council during
budget review sessions.
These positions include
1. Policewoman
2, Cadet Policeman (Non- Sworn)
3. Parking Enforcement Officer
4. Assistant Civil Engineer
5. Associate Civil Engineer
6. Assistant Planning Director
The Board has been considering job specifications for each of these positions
and attached is the results of their review.
The Position of Parking Enforcement Officer was one not previously
mentioned by the Council; however, it was a Board recommendation that
since this position has been filled by a full -time employee on an hourly
basis for the last four years, that this position should become permanent
with all benefits of Civil Service status. It was the recommendation of
the Board that the Council approve these six job descriptions to enable
the initiation of the necessary Civil Service examinations and the creation
of eligibility lists for each position.
The Board also reviewed the position of Police Detective as directed by
the Council relative to possible Civil Service status due to the recent pay
increase of 5% above Patrolman compensation. It was the recommendation
of the Board that this position not be given full Civil Service status and
that the additional compensation remain as "Special Assignment Compen-
sation," as currently set forth in the salary resolution,
RECOMMENDATION
Council consideration of the Personnel Board recommendations regarding
;approva the attached b descriptions.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE Under general supervision, I
investigate crimes against women and children, make arrests,
prepare reports, testify in court, carry out special assignments i
in the protection of life and property and does related work as
required.
REQUIREMENTS
Education: Graduation from high school. Formal police training
will be provided upon entry into the City service.
Physical Requirements
Age 21 to 40 years of age,
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Weight 110 to 160 pounds
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Eyesight 20/40 corrected to 20/20.
Normal hearing and color vision is required as well
as general good health (applicants must submit to a
medical examination.)
Licence Motor Vehicle Operator's license issued by the '
State of California.
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POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN
CADET POLICEMAN (NON - SWORN),
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE Under general supervision, ;the
Cadet Policeman will be assigned to non - critical functions in the I
Police Department such as clerical work, teletype operator, taking
of fingerprints, booking and releasing prisoners, recording of '
property, and other related duties as required. Duties of this
position are provided to acquaint 1lthe employee with all aspects of
Police activities and operations,
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Education: Graduation from' high school,
I� Physical Requirements
Age: 19 to 21 years of age. 1
Height 5 to 6 ",
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Weight In proportion (155 pound minimum).
Eyesigh 20/40 corrected to 20/20.
Hearing and color vision normal,
Must be able to pass physical examination.
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issued by the State of California,
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIE Under general supervision, I
patrols assigned beat in the enforcement of parking ordinances of
the City of Lynwood and the State of California in reasonable and
courteous manner, in order to establish good public relations with
the business community as well as the traveling motorist. Must
have the ability to correlate statistical matter in order to analyze
traffic accidents and record data, and must be able to operate a!
teletype machine, in order to make inquiries on stolen or
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Education: High school graduation, or equivalent.
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POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN
CIVIL ENGINEERING ASSISTANT
SALARY RANGE
$961 ;- $1009 - $1059 - $1112 - $1168 '
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DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The Civil Engineering Assistant
under general supervision performs routine professional engineering
work and gathering and compiling data; drafting and checking design;
prepares plans and details, estimate reports, and specifications for
a wide variety of Civil Engineering projects, and does related work
as required. Assists in the preparation of designs and plans for
public improvements such as street paving; curbs and gutters; sewers
and storm drains, plots, levels and topography from existing maps
and field notes; does a wide variety of drafting work; estimates and
calculates grade; computes horizontal and vertical curves and calculates',
cross - sections and quantities; determines typical sections for streets,
sewer and drainage projects; prepares specifications and contract! Ii
documents; performs field surveys; and established line and grade and
other related surveying activities; draw contours and topographic maps;
provides engineering information to contractors, engineers and members 1:
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Education: Graduation from college or university, with major work
in Civil Engineering.
Experience One (1) year of responsible, professional engineering I�
experience in design and construction of public works.
NOTE - Additional professional engineering experience may be
substituted for required education on a year for year I
basis, to a maximum of two years.
License Must possess valid California Class 3 Motor Vehicle .
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POSITION CLASSIFICATION PLAN
CIVIL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE
SALARY RANGE: $1096 1153 - 1210 - 1272 - 1338
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Civil Engineering Associate performs responsible engineering
work without close supervision, reporting to the City Engineer. He
prepares designs for public improvements such as street construction,
widening, or lighting, sewers, storm drains, sulverts, sidewalks,
buildings, he acts as a team leader for assigned personnel and checks
design work in progress for correctness of engineering assumptions,
accuracy of calculations and conformance with established engineering
methods and procedures; he coordinates office engineering designs with
the work of field engineering crews and other personnel; he provides
engineering information to contractors, engineers, and the public; and he
maintains records and prepares reports pertaining to engineering 'design
work.
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Education: Graduation from college or university, with major ! I
work in Civil Engineering.
Experience Two (2) years of responsible, professional engineering
experience in design and construction of public works.
NOTE - Additional professional engineering experience may be
substituted for required education on a year for year
basis, to a maximum of two years - IF Certificate of
"Engineer in Training" issued by the State of California
has been obtained during that period.
License Must possess valid California Class 3 Motor Vehicle
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SA.LARY RANGE $1096 - 1153 - 1210 - 1272 - 1338 i I
POSITION Under the direction of the City Manager, responsible for '
coordinating and maintaining the Planning and Zoning Operation of the '
City; make analyses and recommendations based on findings in studies,,
field observations and public contacts; interpret and apply laws and
regulations to .planning projects. Serves as secretary to the Planning i
Commission and is responsible for the guidance of the rphysical develop -,
ment of the City; have knowledge and skills to perform the duties of
y this position, including supervision and coordination of work of subord ='1
iinate personnel, and tact in dealing effectively with the public, i
Education: Graduation from college or university, with major work
in Municipal Planning or related field. I Ii
Experience Two (2) years of responsible, planning experience in
Municipal government. j
NOTE Additional planning experience may be substituted for
required education on a year for year basis, to a maximum
of two years.
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HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: LIEN REDUCTION REQUEST - 4032 VIRGINIA AVENUE
Gentlemen:
In March of 1970, the City Council authorized the abatement of a nuisance
at 4032 Virginia Avenue which included the demolition of a substandard
structure. After demolition took place the Council placed a.lien on this
property for the actual cost of demolition which totalled $626. Since
that time, the amount of the lien including interest totals $662. 50.
In addition to the City's liei",r a number of other County liens were also
placed on this parcel as well as accumulated back taxes and until recently,
due to these costs, no one was willing to purchase this parcel. Recently,
a Dr. Stuber placed a bid on this parcel of approximately 5016 of an
existing County lien which amounted to $5, 354. The County accepted this
offer of $2, 700 and Dr. Stuber must now also reconcile the existing City
lien which is on this property as well as back taxes. to the State.
Dr. Stuber is requesting a reduction in the amount of the City's lien in
order to acquire this parcel and the City Attorney has indicated that the
Council has the authority to reduce such a lien if desired. Dr. Stuber
is requesting that the Council consider a reduction in the lien of over 50%
in order to allow acquisition and is proposing to pay the City $300 to remove
this restriction on the parcel.
RECOMMENDATION:
Council consideration of the reduced lien request as presented by Dr.
Stuber.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: SALE OF OBSOLETE EQUIPMENT
Gentlemen-.
From time to time, City equipment items become obsolete or unused due
to purchase of new and more effective equipment. This has occurred in
both the Public Works and Parks Department and therefore it is proposed
that those items which have some cash value but are no longer usuabie
be advertised for sale according to Government Code requirements,
These items include: 1. Alemite Manual Tire Changer
2, Damaged Ford One -Half Ton Pickup Bed
3o Sun -Scope Oscilliscope Ignition Analyzer
Model #550
4. Flat Bed Two - Wheeled Trailer formerly
used in the Park Department for transportation
of lawn mowers.
Each of these items no longer has any use to the City of Lynwood and therefore
it is proposed that the Council authorize Staff to advertise these items for
sale for a thirty -day period, receive sealed bids and award the sale of
each item to the highest and best bidder.
RECOMMENDATION
Council authorize Staff to proceed with the sale of the above noted obsolete
City equi to
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City Manager
City of Lynwood
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN URGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING SECTION 20.73 A
TO THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TO
ESTABLISH LICENSE FEES FOR PERSONS ENGAGED
IN THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD HEREBY DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: Section 20. 73 Ads added to the City Code of the
City of Lynwood to read as follows:
Section 20. 73 A. Realtors.
(a) For the purposes of this section a person shall be
considered to be engaged in the real estate profession if he,
for a compensation or in expectation of a compensation, does
or negotiates to do one or more of the following acts for
another or others:
(i) Sells or offers to sell, buys or offers to buy,
solicits prospective sellers or purchasers of,
solicits or obtains listings of, or negotiates the
purchase, sale or exchange of real property.
(ii) Leases or rents or offers to lease or rent, or
negotiates sale, purchase or exchanges of leases
on real property, or collects rents from real
property, or improvements thereon. However,
the provisions of this subsection do not apply to
the manager of a hotel, motel, auto and trailer
parks, to the resident manager of an apartment
building, apartment complex, court, or to the
employees of such manager.
(iii) Assists or offers to assist in filing an application
for the purchase or lease of, or in locating or
entering upon, lands owned by the State or Federal
Government.
(iv) Solicits borrowers or lenders for or negotiates
loans or collects payments or perform services
for borrowers or lenders or note owners in connection
with loans secured directly or collaterally by liens
on real property.
(v) Sells or offers to sell, buys or offers to buy, or
exchanges or offers to exchange a real property
sales contract, or a promissory note secured directly
or collaterally by a lien on real property and perform —,
services for the holders thereof.
(vi) Claims, demands, changes, receives, collects, or
contracts,for the collection of an advance fee in
connection with any employment undertaken to pro-
mote the sale or lease of real property by advance
fee listing, advertisement or other offering to sell,
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lease, exchange or rent property, or to obtain a
loan or loans thereon.
(vii) Issues or sells, solicits prospective sellers or
purchasers of, solicits or obtains listings of, or
negotiate the purchase, sale, or exchange of a real
estate syndicate security as defined in the Real
Estate Syndicate Act. However, the provisions of
this subsection do not apply to a broker - dealer
or agents of a,broker- dealer licensed by the Com-
missioner of Corporations under the provisions of
the Corporate Security Law of 1968.
(b) Any person engaged in the real estate profession
shall pay to the City of Lynwood an annual fee of $20. 00 for
himself, regardless of the location of his principal place of
business, and an additional $10. 00 for each real estate person
employed by him to do one or more of the acts set forth in
subsection (a) of this section.
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URGENCY ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 20.73 A TO THE CITY CODE
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SECTION 2: It is the intention of the City Council that the license
fees set forth in the aforesaid Section 20. 73 A shall supersede any other
license fees contained in the City of Lynwood which would otherwise apply
to persons engaged in a real estate profession for the privilege of partici-
pating in that profession.
SECTION 3: If any section, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or uncon-
stitutuional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be
deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding
shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof.
SECTION 4: This ordinance is an urgency ordinance and shall
take effect immediately upon its passage. The facts constituting this urgency
are hereby found to be the following:
The number of realtors and real estate salesmen operating in
the City of Lynwood from offices within and without the City
has increased dramatically in the last few months and has led
to substantial confusion among the members of the real estate
community as to the license fees applicable to them in light of
the various activities in which they engage. Furthermore,
concern has been expressed that realtors whose principal place
of business is located outside of the City of Lynwood should not
be treated more favorably than those whose principal place of
business is located within the City of Lynwood. This rapid growth
and these concerns have led to a substantial amount of instability
within the real estate profession in the City of Lynwood. The
public health safety and general welfare of the citizens of
Lynwood require that the real estate profession be practiced
in an orderly manner subject to clearly understood licensing
provisions and subject also to the other provisions of this code
governing real estate transactions.
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URGENCY ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 20.73 A TO THE CITY CODE
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SECTION 5: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to
certify to the passage of this Ordinance and to cause the same to be published
once in the Lynwood Press, a newspaper of general circulation, printed,
published, and circulated in the City of Lynwood.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of
Lynwood at a regular meeting held on the day of 1972,
by the following vote:
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E. L. MORRIS
Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
JOSEPHINE L. SHEPHERD
City Clerk
City of Lynwood
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ORDINANCE NO. •
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD ADDING SECTION 20.73 A TO THE
CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TO
ESTABLISH LICENSE FEES FOR PERSONS ENGAGED
IN THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION
THE CITY COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD HEREBY DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: Section 20, 73 A is added to the City Code of the
City of Lynwood to read as follows:
Section 20. 73 A. Realtors
(a) For the purposes of this section a person shall be
considered to be engaged in the real estate profession if he,
for a compensation or in expectation of a compensation, does
or negotiates to do one or more of the following acts for
another or others:
(i) Sells or offers to sell, buys or offers to buy, solicits
prospective sellers or purchasers of, solicits or
obtains listings of, or negotiates the purchase, sale
or exchange of real property,
(ii) Leases or rents or offers to lease or rent, or
negotiates sale, purchase or exchanges of leases
on real property, or collects rents from real
property, or improvements thereon. However, the
provisions of this subsection do not apply to the
manager of a hotel, motel, auto and trailer parks,
to the resident manager of an apartment building,
apartment complex, court, or to the employees
of such manager.
(ii0 Assists or offers to assist in filing an application
for the purchase or lease of, or in locating or enter-
ing upon, lands owned by the State or Federal Govern-
ment.
(iv) Solicits borrowers or lenders for or negotiates loans
or collects payments or perform services for the
borrowers or lenders or note owners in connection
with loans secured directly or collaterally by Liens
on real property.
(v) Sells or offers to sell, buys or offers to buy, or
exchanges or offers to exchange a real property
sales contract, or a promissory note secured directly
or collaterally by a lien on real property and per-
forms services for the holders thereof,
(vi) Claims, demands, charges, receives, collects, or
contracts for the collection of an advance fee in
connection with any employment undertaken to promote
the sale or lease of real property by advance fee
listing, advertisement or other offering to sell, lease,
exenange or rent property, or to obtain a loan or
loans thereon.
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(vii) Issues or sells, solicits prospective sellers or
purchasers of, solicits or obtains listings of, or
negotiate the purchase, sale, or exchange of a real
estate syndicate security as defined in the Real
Estate Syndicate Act. However, the provisions
of this subsection do not apply to a broker- dealer
or agents of a broker - dealer licensed by the
Commissioner of Corporations under the provisions
of the Corporate Security Law of 1968.
(b) Any person engaged in the real estate profession
shall pay to the City of Lynwood an annual fee of $20, 00 for him-
self, regardless of the location of his principal place of business,
and an additional $10, 00 for each real estate person employed
by him to do one or more of the acts set forth in subsection (a)
of this section.
SECTION 2: It is the intention of the City Council that the
license fees set forth in the aforesaid Section 20,73 A shall supersede any
other license fees contained in the City of Lynwood which would otherwise
apply to persons engaged in a real estate profession for the privilege of
participating in that profession.
SECTION 3: if any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase
or portion of this ordiance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional
by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a sepa-
rate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the
validity of the remaining portions thereof,
SECTION 4: The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to
certify to the passage of this Ordinance and to cause the same to be published
once in the Lynwood Press, a newspaper of general circulation, printed,
published, and circulated in the City of Lynwood.
First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the
1st day of August, 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 -
ATTEST:
E. Lo MORRIS
Mayor
City of Lynwood
JOSEPHINE L, SHEPHERD
City Clerk
City of Lynwood
0
RESOLUTION NO,
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2843
CONCERNING MEETINGS OF THE PERSONNEL BOARD
WHEREAS, Section 2. 25 of the Lynwood City Code authorizes
the City Council to approve and /or amend personnel rules and regulations,
subject to the prior approval of the City Attorney as to the legality thereof;
and,
WHEREAS, pursuant to said authority, this Council has previously
adopted Resolution No. 2843 establishing personnel rules and regulations
for the City of Lynwood', and,
WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Council to amend said rules
and regulations to provide that the personnel board shall hold regular
meetings each month, and
WHEREAS, the City Attorney has previously approved such
an amendment,
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
hereby resolves, orders, and determines as follows: Section Il of RULE
III is amended to read in full as follows
Section 1. Meetings: The Personnel Board shall hold regular
meetings on the second Thursday of each month. Any regular,meeting
may be adjourned to a time certain and to a place designated by the Chair-
man. In addition, the Board may hold special meetings upon the call of
the Chairman or any three members of the Board. Three members of
the Board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
PASSED and ADOPTED THIS day of August, 1942.
ATTEST:
E. L. MORRIS
Mayor
City of Lynwood
JOSEPHINE L. ;SHEPHERD
City Clerk
City of Lynwood
RESOLUTION NO.
ARRANT REGISTER RESOLUTION THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYN•OD ALLOWING AND
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR.
MONTH OF
The City Ccur
Section 1; Thi
approved and warn
payees nalned and
!i, 0
01.72 ;,712 ;)::,01`,232.35 1
15, 2361 C.V. D6SPOSAL 1
15,832.36# .
.00;
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• . - . ' ... ... .. v. L9 vnvL 11 UU .C)U '. ' .UO ''f
- - .00 # 592.36 Cf
01.72 1, 7 22 :7_,' 5s1 .Y• R SUO -- .00 at ` 593 .36 +f
19 259,997.630 TOTAL
_ 30, 177, 177,028.86 TOTAL GENERAL FUND
2 — 25,633:29 - c -- TOTAL- WATER RUr7D -'
33_ 1 0,8 2 8.97 0 TOTAL TRAFFIC SAFETY
3 15,863.90 TOTAL LIGHTING FUND
35 647.77 -o TOTAL— CAPITAZ'OUTLt1Y —FUi
2 7,266.00 TOTAL GAS T AX 2106 FUNDI
- t
— ?7 978 TOTAL GAS TAX 2107 FUND
28 -- 00-o
29 15,844.50 TOTA RET FUND
45 – 4,856.14 ® TOTAL EEA 5 , - - -^
Section 2: That the City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver I hereby certify thot the
1 certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and 'shall retain a cartifiod copy thereof in his owm of the City of Lynvro l>d ut a
ecnrds, i
APPROVED and ADOPTED this 15 day of AUGU 79
Ayes: Councilmen:
Y ✓JC MAYOH OF Tf1E LIT'( OF LYNl'1000 Noes. Councilmen. i
A T'I'EST — '
Absent- Coup r. ilnm n:
ARRANT REGISTER
CITY OF L'(NWOOD
,U rnnni-
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND
APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR.
H OF
S
REFERENCE I SAFEGUARD I AMOUNT
TO WHOM ISSUED
GENERAL
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Section I Thr
approved and warr[
payees named and
DISTRIE
2.
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LI # , i ^' "A _X E - R - O - X - --
CORP ` 184 78 .00?
Section 2: That the City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver I herohy certify that the'
a certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in his own of the City of Lynwood at a
records. }
APPROVED and ADOPTED this! ay o_ _
t d f 19 Ayes. Councilmen:)
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOp Noes. Cauncilmen:I
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LI # , i ^' "A _X E - R - O - X - --
CORP ` 184 78 .00?
Section 2: That the City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver I herohy certify that the'
a certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in his own of the City of Lynwood at a
records. }
APPROVED and ADOPTED this! ay o_ _
t d f 19 Ayes. Councilmen:)
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOp Noes. Cauncilmen:I
• 'ARRANT R E G I S T E R RESOLUTION NO. 0
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR.
MONTH OF
REFERENCE I SAFEGUARD I AMOUNT
TO WHOM ISSUED
GENERAL
The City Co.,
Section I: Tht
approved and warty
payees named and
OISTR
2
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JecNon 1- 1 hat the 1-:ty l.lerk shall certify to rho adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
T certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in his own
ecords.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this _duy of , 19-
MAJOR OF THE GI rY GF LYM7V60D
I hereby certify that I
of the City of Lynwood at
Ayes. Councilmen:)
Noes C'aancilraaa:1
J1 .IC
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JecNon 1- 1 hat the 1-:ty l.lerk shall certify to rho adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
T certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in his own
ecords.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this _duy of , 19-
MAJOR OF THE GI rY GF LYM7V60D
I hereby certify that I
of the City of Lynwood at
Ayes. Councilmen:)
Noes C'aancilraaa:1
RESOLUTION NO.
1ARRANT REGISTER 9 0
RESOLUTION • 01: THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR.
MONTH OF
REFERENCE SAFEGUARD AMOUNT TO WHO M ISSUED
01.72 2,15311 15,47 ATLANTIC SBADE
GENERAL
The City C.
Section 1: T
approved and wat
payees named an
OlSrR
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43
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E E C 0 L I T E D I V I S I O N
Section 2.
That the City
Clark shall certify T--fhl, - adoption
of this resolution and shall deliver
I h*,ob That the
a certified copy
thereof to the
City Treasurer and shall
retain a certified
cop thereof in his own
of the Cit of L
at
roc crds,
APPROVED and ADOPTED of 19
N OF THE CITY U LYN 000
Ayes
Noes. Com".il.c',
RESOLUTION NO.
• VARRANT REGISTER RESOLUTION OF ME CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND
1.4
t CITY OF LYN WOOD
APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR.
MONTH OF
Th City Co,
Section 1: T
approved and war
payees named an
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Section 2:
n It '72
Clerk shall roitifY to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
I l,*,e6y certify that the
.7?
ABCO HOWE
54 .3 1 3
75. °' :,i
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records.
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Section 2:
n It '72
Clerk shall roitifY to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
I l,*,e6y certify that the
.7?
ABCO HOWE
54 .3 1 3
75. °' :,i
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records.
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6 5
8 .40 .00
Section 2:
A L L , S
Clerk shall roitifY to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
I l,*,e6y certify that the
.7?
thereof to the City Treasurer and shall
retain n certified
75. °' :,i
C. ALVARADO
records.
75.00
.00 4
1 r
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88.19 • .00
71
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A M-E.Rl C AX-T-R-lE-[--S
AN Y M U F F LE R
8 .40 .00
Section 2:
1 hot the City
Clerk shall roitifY to the adoption of this resolution and shall deliver
I l,*,e6y certify that the
a certified copy
thereof to the City Treasurer and shall
retain n certified
copy flka'e.f in his 0.11
of the City of Lynwood at a i
records.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this _day lg__
MUYOR OF I HL 11 rY Ur L YP WjZ�D
Ayes: Councilman:
Ness- Coun
RESOLUTION tlO. TI The City C
ARRANT REGISTER 11 0 Sartion 1:
RESOLUTION T HE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD At-LOWING AND
CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFOR. approved and we,
I payees nursed an
MONTH OF
I DISTRI
REFERENCE SAFEGUARD AMOUNT TO WHOM ISSUED
I I I i GENERAL WA�T�ER
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50.00
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50.00
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36
01 .72 L41-1. 0 - 1 1 DO �,, 050 ^J 5" .0- W. PMERO Y 50.00 .00
Section 2• That the City Clark shall the adoption of this resolution and shall delivar I lhcrnlhy certify that the i
i certified copy thereof to the City Treasurer and shall retain a certified copy thereof in his own of the City of Lynardl n7 . r,
"ords.
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INFORMATION BULLETIN NO, 72 -14
TO:- CITY COUNCIL
FROMe CITY MANAGER
STORM DRAIN CONSTRUCTION -- ABBOTT ROAD
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The Mike Masanovich Construction Company has completed the main line
storm drain construction along Abbott Road. The entire project is now 98
percent complete with catch basins remaining to be constructed at certain
intersections, The 6 -inch cast iron water main relocation project occasioned
as a result of this storm drain construction has also been completed, It
is expected during the month of August that all remaining items in this
project will be finished and ready for the City's acceptance,
DRURY LANE STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
The Drury Lane Street Improvement Project is progressing satisfactorily.
The curb and gutter along Drury Lane on the west side of the street is
approximately 90 percent complete. Work has now begun with the cross
gutter at Norton Avenue, Upon the completion of this project, the City
paving crews will overlay the street to provide a smooth. riding roadway,
FIR SPRINKLER CONNECTIONS TO JORGENS'EN STEEL, AN DYNA
MANUFACTURING COMPANIE
The Water Division is currently installing an 8 -inch and 10 -inch fire
sprinkler service connection to the Jorgensen Steel and Dyna Manufacturing
Companies. The Dyna Manufacturing Company is the building now under
construction in the Watts Industrial Park, These fire sprinkler lines
serve the purpose of containing any possible fire within these buildings
as well as provide a reduction on fire insurance rates. The City, and
particularly the Fire Department, encourage these installations of fire
sprinkler systems to buildings such as these throughout the City.
CROSSING PROTECTION INSTALLATION -- CENTURY BOULE AND
ALAMEDA STREET
Under an agreement with the City and Southern Pacific Transportation
Company, Southern Pacific has installed the crossing protections consist-
ing of flashing devices at the intersection of Little Alameda Street and
Century Boulevard. This protection has improved the rail crossings
into the Jorgensen Steel Company with flashing devices that are actuated when
crossings occur. The total cost of this project is estimated at $24, 500
with a cost distribution of $12,'500 to Southern Pacific, $6, 125 to the Public
Utilities Commission, and $6, 125 to the City.
INFORMATION BULLETIN NO. 72 -14
Page 2
INDEPENDENT CITIES ACTION
At the meeting of July 26, 1972, the membership of the Independent Cities
of Los Angeles County unanimously voted to elect Councilman Liewer to
the Board of Directors of that organization for the coming year. An entire
slate of officers was also elected at this recent meeting which included the
selection of Dave Hayward of Redondo Beach as President for the coming
year.
APPOINTMENT OF POLICE SERGEANT
Pursuant to Council policy which allows filling a vacancy in the Police
Department which has occurred due to on the job injury or disability,
and appointment has been made to the position of Police Sergeant. Sergeant
Jack Stern has been off duty since November, 1971, with a heart condition
and Chief of Police indicates that there seems to be no chance of his return
to duty. Therefore, Mr. Harold Grant was appointed to fill this vacant
position effective July 30, 1972.
SECOND PHASE OF REALTY SIGN SURVEY
In the second phase of the realty sign survey, conducted July 18, 1972, and
covering the area east of Atlantic Boulevard and north of Fernwood Avenue,
There were 13 violations noted by the following violators:
Marie Thatcher Realty
Sammy Hill Realty
Tifany Realty
Ken Porter Realty
Callen & Callen Realty
Real Estate Department
Bell Realty
Compton Realty
Another Realty
Attention Realty
Dick Moore Realty
These violators were notified by phone on July 19 and given 24 hours to
correct violations, a reinspection of these properties was conducted
July 25 and it was noted that all violations had been corrected.
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INFORMATION BULLETIN NO, 72 -14
Page 3
CENTURY FREEWAY PROGRESS REPORT
As requested by the Council a meeting of all the Century Freeway Corridor
Cities has been arranged for 7 :00 PM, Monday, August 7, 1972. Invitations
have been sent to all the cities involved as well as legislators for the
respective cities. Our Chamber of Commerce has taken the leadership in
further inviting two members of each chamber to attend the meeting. The
attorneys are continuing to work on alternatives for presentation to the
committee on the 7th.
REVENUE SHARING PROGRESS REPORT
The Senate this week completed hearing on the Revenue Sharing bill.
The Finance Committee will now do what they call "Executive Markup ",
which means proposed amendments to the House of Representative's
version of the bill. It is still indefinite as to the date on which the bill
will reach the Senate floor. However, Senator Long, Chairman of the
Finance Committee has promised to publically introduce a Revenue
Sharing bill during this session of the Senate.
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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COUNCIL
CALENDAR
Date
Event
Time
Place
8/1/72
City Council Meeting
7:30PM
Council Chambers
8/7/72
Freeway Meeting
7:OOPM
Roger Young Auditorium
8/7/72
Coordinating Council
12:OON
Bateman Hall
8/8/72
Planning Commission
7:30PM
Council Chambers
8/8/72
School Board Meeting
7:OOPM
School District
8/10/72
Personnel Board Meeting
7:30PM
Council Chambers
8/10/72
Mayor's Blue Ribbon Council
7:30PM
Bateman Hall
CITIZENS' SERVICE REQUEST LOG NO. 72 -13
7/18/72 - 8/1/72
Item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion
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187
[we
Councilman Byork
Lorenzo Lumanog
5532 Orlanda Avenue
Mr. Stoffer
4296 Lugo Avenue
Determine if old tires at
Dessers. is mosquito
breeding grounds and rat
harbour:
Home at 5536 Orlanda
has debris in yard which
is fire hazard.
12/13 Health Dept. Alternatives under Pending
s tudy.
6/20
189
190
Southwest corner of Elm
and Lugo is not being swept.
Building State has been notified
7/27/72
to secure property and
clean up,
Public Works Trees were trimmed
7/18/72
so as to allow street
sweeper to sweep next
to curb. Being swept
regularly and properly.
Building
Pending
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Anonymous Auto repair business being 7/18
conducted at 3327 Sanborn
Avenue. Noisy until 11:00 PM
most evenings.
Anonymous Apartment in which individual 7/18
lives at 4235 Imperial Highway
is unsightly. Landlord will
not cut weeds, 'trash is thrown
about, weeds are fire and
health hazard.
Building' Owner notified to Pending
clean up area.
CITIZENS' SERVICE REQUEST LOG NO. 72 -13
7/18/72 - 8/1/72
Item # Name and Address Complaint Date Referral Disposition Completion.
191 Virgene Busby Large bins at 12425 Harris 7/18 Building
4152 Carlin Avenue Street never have lids on them,
trash blows around, never
cleaned under or around bins,
and health hazard. Bins have
been on fire many times.
192 Mary A. Blankenship 4308 Brewster has at least 7/17 Building
4309 Brewster Avenue two cars not running. Garbage
not picked up. Four dogs and
eight cats that roam neighbor-
hood, 7 to 8 cars parked in
front of home every night.
Owner notified to Pending
clean up area.
Pending
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PROGRAM
Concrete Sidewalk Replacement
Square Feet
Streets & Alleys Cleanup
Lineal Feet
Street Trees Clearing & Trimming
Units
Pavement Painting & Stripping
No. of St. Intersections
Asphalt Paving, Streets and Alleys
Square Feet
Painting of White Skip Lines
Lineal Feet
Special Projects
a. Cleaned and mowed Southern Pacific right -of -way.
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3,360 2,868
b.
Planted
14 trees at
various locations.
c.
Installed
120 school
and weight limit
signs at various locations.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
EEA WORK SUMMARY
THIS MONTH PREVIOUS MONTH
1,040 2,020
JULY, 1972
TOTAL TO DATE
9,854 sq. ft.
242, 000 1, ft.
1, 443 units
378 sections
25,600 sq. ft.
6,228
CARLOS H. ALVARADO
Director of Public Works
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HONORABLE MAYOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: PLANNING COMMISSION ACTIONS OF JULY 11, 1972
Gentlemen:
The Planning Commission approved, adopted or recommended the
following actions at their regular meeting of July 11, 1972.
Co mmission Re- organization
The Commission elected George Higgins Chairman and Richard McAlpine
Vice Chairman for 1972 --73,
Variance Request.
A variance was granted to Robert Compton for the reduction of required
side yard at 3377 Virginia Avenue. The Commission also approved a
lot split on the same parcel which had been pending upon approval of
said variance.
Co mmissioner's Report
Commissioner Bowen submitted a report to the Commission requesting
disposition of subjects he had previously inquired. He asked that
answers be given on the following subjects:
1. Freeway Injunction Suit
2, Freeway Sidewalks
3, Freeway Demolition
4. Industriai Park and Related Street Patterns
5, Community Development Planning
6, Professional Assistance
7. General Communications
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General Plan
Commission approved recommending City Council initiate
a Planning Consultant to develop a new General Plan for
RONALD PRINCE
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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action to select
the City.
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throughout Indochina, the release of
all prisoners and an accounting of all
those persons miss ing -m- action: and a
call for the Congress to work with the
President in the development of a con-
structive program of peacetime con-
version.
Cincinnati Mayor Thomas A. Lu-
ken had attempted to push through an
amendment which would have placed
an Oct. I cutoff date on American
involvement in Vietnam. Daleys re-
marks came during the spirted debate
on Luken's amendment.
"No one will do more to work
against a Republican candidate for
president than f will," the Chicago
mayor said. "But in the name of God,
as fine American citizens, let us stand
behind the President and with him
hope and pray he can end it [the
war] tomorrow"
Daley also gave his support to
Mayor Roman S. Gribbs of Detroit in
his successful battle to get USCM
backing for a strong antihandgun
stand. (A similar move by Gribbs
last December at the Congress of
Cities of the National League of Cities
had failed.) As finally adopted, the
USCM resolution calls for national
legislation against the manufacture,
importation, sale, and private posses-
sion of handguns except for the use
by law enforcement personnel, mili-
tary and sportsmens' clubs. The reso-
lution also urges Congress to adopt a
national handgun registration law (A
week after the New Orleans meeting,
the .Senate Judiciary Committee voted
12 to 2 to ban the manufacture, sale,
or importation of most snubnosed
handguns.)
Although there was much debate
reeardmg the mayors taking a posi-
tion on school busing, delegates voted
72 -58 to table a busing resolution.
ORr ANIZATION
New city in Virginia
The City of Nansemond, Va. (pop.
35,000), came into being July 1 upon
the merger of Nansemond County
with the towns of Holland and
Whaleyville. Covering 4277 square
'miles, it is the state's largest in land
area. Nansemond surrounds the City
of Suffolk (pop. 10,000) which has
an annexation suit pending against it.
And the U.S. Supreme Court has
declined to hear an appeal which
challenged Richmond, Va.'s 1970 an-
nexation of a 23- square -mile section
of Chesterfield County The court
thus left standing a Fourth U.S. Cir-
cuit Court of Appeals ruling which
upheld the city's annexation which
boosted its population by 47,000.
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ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
A city's tireless search for a solution
Mayor Henry 1 Liewer of Lyn-
wood, Calif., has a problem of monu-
mental proportions. how to dispose of
65,000 tons of old rubber tires stacked
on a prime 25 -acre parcel of land
zoned for heavy industry which could
support a $15- milhon industrial park.
The tire problem dates from World
War 11 when Lynwood, in a patriotic
gesture, allowed the tires to be stored
on the land so that they could later
be reclaimed to aid the war effort.
"After the war," explains Mayor
Liewer, "the entire reclamation busi-
ness began suffering a slow leak. Now,
most major tire factories are begin-
ning to shut down their reclamation
divisions. The companies found it
costs leas to make synthetic tires than
it does to buy reclaimable rubber"
presented a Metit Award
Wade W Dauch Memorial
the city last year by the
by William A. Belmke &
A 1969 Interior Department report
said the disposal of used tires of all
types is an ever increasing national
problem. Only a small proportion of
the 200 - million -plus tires discarded
annually are retreaded. Many are
burning haphazardly in open dumps,
a condition which cannot continue
because air pollution laws are growing
stricter every year
Licwcr pleaded with readers of
NATION'S G'nes for suggestions on
how to rid his city (which always has
prided itself on its beautification pro-
grams and an All- America City
Award) of its tire problem. "Our
problem has become rather tiresome
and our hopes for a solution are wear-
ing a little thin," he says.
But help may be on the way Items.
• The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
plant in Jackson, Mich., is building a
smokeless, odorless boiler to generate
steam for new lire production by
burning old tires at a rate of more
than a million annually
• Mississippi State University re-
searchers say mixing ground -up used
tires into soil may speed crop growth
while cutting clown on weeds. An ex-
perimental patch of soybeans grew
"significantly faster" when the soil
contained a 5 to 10 per cent rubber
mix.
• Other uses include baling old tires
together to make artificial reefs to im-
prove sport fishing along sea coasts,
mixing them as an ingredient in
asphalt, grouping them as highway
safety barriers, distilling them to make
carbon black, and using them as a
playground turf.
f Landscaping Architects has
design competition to the
The park was presented to
auch. The park was designed
Mayor Henry J Liewer of Lynwood,
Calif., and his tyre pile.,
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k PURSUANT TO OUR MANY CONVERSATIONS I AM HEREBY
OFFERING TO PAY $354.76 AS FULL SETTLEMENT OF
A DEMOLITION LIEN OF LOT 190 TRACT 7 572 AT
4032 VIRGINIA AVENUE LYNWOOD, AS YOU KNOW
THE LA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND COLLECTIONS
HAVE BEEN NEGOTIATING WITH ME FOR SEVERAL YEARS
TO PURCHASE THIS PROPERTY WHICH IS PLAGUED WITH
BACK TAXES AND LIENS. THEY HAVE AGREED TO A
FIFTY PERCENT REDUCTION OF THEIR LIEN. TO EFFECT
6MNI (r!.09)
DISPOSITION OF THIS PROPERTY. CITY ATTORNEY OF
LYNWOOD STE.S THAT YOUR LIEN IS ALSO NEGOTIABLE.
' PLEASE GIVE ME AN ANSWER WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY.
IF ACCEPTED THE ABOVE AMOUNT WILL BE PAID WITHIN TEN
DAYS.,
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