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HomeMy Public PortalAbout1993-10-28 TRAFFIC & PARKING COMMISSIONAGENDA ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION TO BE HELD ON OCTOBER 28, 1993 AT 6:00 P.M. OPENING CEREMONIES 1. CALL FOR ORDER - CHAIRMAN DELMAR CABARET 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF POSTING 4 ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS DELMAR CABARET EDMOND R. ARCHAMBAULT WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM JOE DARYL BATTLE EDWARD PACHECO 5 APPROVAL OF MINUTES F RE EIUD I CITY OF `•'fJ\ i00J CITY C =i': Sir OCT 2i 1993 PM AM 7 1 8 1 9 1 10 1 4 1 1211121314016 SCHEDULED MATTERS J 7 0 ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1994 OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION REQUEST FOR VACATION OF ALLEY EASEMENT - FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD., BETWEEN THE FIRST ALLEY EAST OF ATLANTIC AVENUE AND VIRGINIA AVENUE. REQUEST FOR OVERWEIGHT /OVERSIZED VEHICLE STUDY. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATIONAL ITEMS COMMISSION ORAL COMMUNICATIONS ADJOURNMENT T07 -229 0 9 Mr. Murga said he spoke to the gas station managers and explained that the area is very congested and that allowing U turns would create more congestion. Mr. Murga also said that there is project in the works to remove the nose on the Median Islands to allow for additional lane of traffic on Long Beach Blvd. Commissioner Cunningham would like the city to respond in writing to Bernie Lake. Commissioner Pacheco added that he had also mentioned it before at a previous meeting but it was never formally reviewed. Commissioner Battle said there is something wrong with sensor of light post at the s/w corner of Atlantic and Carlin Avenue because the light is continually off at that corner. He also added that there is a problem with speeding motorists in the area. He also said he was in San Diego last month and thought he could be at the meeting but he did not make it. Commissioner Archambault asked about pot holes on Bellinger. They did good job with street but left pot holes. Chairman Cabaret asked about nominations for chair and if they were conducted in October or November. William Cunningham moved to nominate Cabaret for a second term, and Pacheco seconded the motion. Chairman Cabaret asked Mr. Murga to check the by laws and advise the commission. Mr. Murga said he would put this item on the next month's agenda. He also said that he was sure they could nominate and elect a new chairman at the same meeting. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made by Commissioner Cunningham to change November meeting from November 25 to November 18 due to the Thanksgiving Holiday. Commissioner Battle seconded the motion and was passed unanimously. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Commissioner Archambault. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Cunningham. The meeting was adjourned at 6:28 pm. t08 -100 f Mr. Murga said there are a few items for next meeting and would like to meet with Chairman Cabaret to discuss the following: Truck Route On Imperial and Norton Stop Signs Third Lane On Imperial COMMISSIONER ORALS Commissioner Cunningham said limit line beginning at the south /east signal at Atlantic and Arlington Avenues is deteriorated and needs attention. Commissioner Pacheco said that people are selling cars where Clark's Drug Store burned down, that it is a nuisance and if something could be done. Deputy Jones said they can not do any thing about it because the city has its own Parking Enforcement. Deputy Jones said the city's Code Enforcement Department needs to take action. Commissioner Pacheco also said cars are being sold on Fernwood and Alameda. Commissioner Cunningham asked that the City Manager's Office get involved to resolve matter since Code Enforcement is not taking action. ' Commissioner William Cunningham asked if trees other than Magnolias could be planted since they grow big and cause sidewalk damage. Mr. Murga explained that root barriers are being installed to prevent damage. Commissioner Cunningham asked if all on /off ramps will be opened on October 14, 1993. He was informed that most of the freeway will be opened but some on /off ramps may still be closed for construction. Commissioner Cunningham inquired about the guy wire at Frontier, he was told the phone company will be undergrounding the wire and it should be resolved. Commissioner Cunningham asked about a letter from Bernie Lake regarding left hand turn signals on Imperial Hwy. at Long Beach Blvd. He said gas station owners are complaining about No U Turn signs. 0 10 Deputy Jones also mentioned he made a pursuit and arrest of a motorist after a motorists failed to stop at Bellinger and Norton at a stop sign. He had been patrolling area after a previous complaint of speeding motorcyclist in the area. Commissioner Archambault mentioned on accident where a vehicle ran into a wall and knocked it down on Los Flores, just west Bellinger; he also mentioned the sheriff took down the persons name 'and address, but nothing was done. Would like update if possible. He also said if tree at that location could be trimmed. SCHEDULED MATTERS Mr.Murga explained that the Lynwood Community Development Department requested an alley vacation for the first alley south of Mulford, east of court street to make room for development. Mr.Murga said the previous portion of the alley had already been vacated and that there are no utilities in the area. Commissioner Battle said it was a good idea because trash accumulated there. Commissioner Pacheco was told that a storage facility would be built at that location (similar to the one located at Wright Rd. and School Street). Commissioner Pacheco asked who owned the property. Mr. Murga said that the city had an easement for the alley, and upon vacating the alley, the property would go to the adjacent property owners (in this case, the City and the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency. Commissioner Battle moved to accept the vacation and commissioner Archambault seconded the motion. The motion passed, unanimously. PUBLIC ORALS COMMUNICATION None INFORMATIONAL ITEMS Chairman Cabaret asked about the I -105 FWY opening. Mr. Murga explained the opening ceremony is scheduled for October 14, 1993 and that the public would be invited. Mr. Murga gave a brief report on the status of the following Capital Improvement Projects: E1 Segundo and Palm Ave Reconstruction. Atlantic Ave Reconstruction. Cesar Chavez Lane i A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD September 23, 1993 A regular meeting of the Traffic and Parking Commission of the City of Lynwood was held on Thursday, September 23, 1993. The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 11330 Bullis Road in the City of Lynwood, California. CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order by Chairman Delmar Cabaret. Commissioners, Edmond R. Archambault, William Cunningham, Edward Pacheco, Joe D. Battle and Chairman Cabaret answered roll call. Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works and Deputy Jones of the Sheriff's Department were also present. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The pledge of allegiance was led by Commissioner Cunningham. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF POSTING Mr. Murga announced that the agenda of September 23, 1993 was duly posted on September 20, 1993. APPROVED OF MINUTES Commissioner Pacheco made a correction to the minutes; page five (5) under Commissioner Orals fourth paragraph, "Market Place" was changed to read "Frontier Market" . William Cunningham moved to accept the minutes as corrected, Commissioner Archambault seconded the motion and the minutes were approved. PUBLIC ORALS Deputy Jones had to leave but he wanted to let the commissioners know of a fatal car accident at Imperial and Otis. He said there was an elderly man in a 3 wheel motorized type wheel chair crossing south on Otis. The vehicle in the number 1 lane stopped for him but the vehicle in the number 2 lane did not stop and hit him. The speed of the vehicle was not high but the man died at St. Francis a few hours later. Deputy Jones also made a report on the bike team. He said the bike team had made 300 arrest in a 5 week period. He stressed that the bike team was going after nuisance type calls such as panhandlers, trespassing etc. If any one needs to get a hold of bike team for a particular area, he said to call the Sheriff Dept. and ask for the bike Sargent. i r AGENDA ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION TO BE HELD ON OCTOBER 28, 1993 AT 6:00 P.M. OPENING CEREMONIES 1. CALL FOR ORDER - CHAIRMAN DELMAR CABARET 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF POSTING 4. ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS DELMAR CABARET EDMOND R. ARCHAMBAULT WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM JOE DARYL BATTLE EDWARD PACHECO 5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES SCHEDULED MATTERS 6. ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1994 OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION 7. REQUEST FOR VACATION OF ALLEY EASEMENT - FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD., BETWEEN THE FIRST ALLEY EAST OF ATLANTIC AVENUE AND VIRGINIA AVENUE. 8. REQUEST FOR OVERWEIGHT /OVERSIZED VEHICLE STUDY. PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATIONAL ITEMS COMMISSION ORAL COMMUNICATIONS ADJOURNMENT T07 -229 • • A REGULAR MEETING OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD September 23, 1993 A regular meeting of the Traffic and Parking Commission of the City of Lynwood was held on Thursday, September 23, 1993. The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 11330 Bullis Road in the City of Lynwood, California. CALL T O ORDER The meeting was called to order by Chairman Delmar Cabaret. Commissioners, Edmond R. Archambault, William Cunningham, Edward Pacheco, Joe D. Battle and Chairman Cabaret answered roll call. Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works and Deputy Jones of the Sheriff's Department were also present. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The pledge of allegiance was led by Commissioner Cunningham. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF POSTING Mr. Murga announced that the agenda of September 23, 1993 was duly posted on September 20, 1993. APPROVED OF MINUTES Commissioner Pacheco made a correction to the minutes; page five (5) under Commissioner Orals fourth paragraph, "Market Place" was changed to read "Frontier Market" . William Cunningham moved to accept the minutes as corrected, Commissioner Archambault seconded the motion and the minutes were approved. PUBLIC ORALS Deputy Jones had to leave but he wanted to let the commissioners know of a fatal car accident at Imperial and Otis. He said there was an elderly man in a 3 wheel motorized type wheel chair crossing south on Otis. The vehicle in the number 1 lane stopped for him but the vehicle in the number 2 lane did not stop and hit him. The speed of the vehicle was not high but the man died at St. Francis a few hours later. Deputy Jones also made a report on the bike team. He said the bike team had made 300 arrest in a 5 week period. He stressed that the bike team was going after nuisance type calls such as panhandlers, trespassing etc. If any one needs to get a hold of bike team for a particular area, he said to call the Sheriff Dept. and ask for the bike Sargent. Deputy Jones also mentioned he made a pursuit and arrest of a motorist after a motorists failed to stop at Bellinger and Norton at a stop sign. He had been patrolling area after a previous complaint of speeding motorcyclist in the area. Commissioner Archambault mentioned on accident where a vehicle ran into a wall and knocked it down on Los Flores, just west Bellinger; he also mentioned the sheriff took down the persons name and address, but nothing was done. Would like update if possible. He also said if tree at that location could be trimmed. SCHEDULED MATTERS Mr.Murga explained that the Lynwood Community Development Department requested an alley vacation for the first alley south of Mulford, east of court street to make room for development. Mr.Murga said the previous portion of the alley had already been vacated and that there are no utilities in the area. Commissioner Battle said it was a good idea because trash accumulated there. Commissioner Pacheco was told that a storage facility would be built at that location (similar to the one located at Wright Rd. and School Street). Commissioner Pacheco asked who owned the property. Mr. Murga said that the city had an easement for the alley, and upon vacating the alley, the property would go to the adjacent property owners (in this case, the City and the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency. Commissioner Battle moved to accept the vacation and commissioner Archambault seconded the motion. The motion passed, unanimously. PUBLIC ORALS COMMUNICATION None INFORMATIONAL ITEMS Chairman Cabaret asked about the I -105 FWY opening. Mr. Murga explained the opening ceremony is scheduled for October 14, 1993 and that the public would be invited. Mr. Murga gave a brief report on the status of the following Capital Improvement Projects: E1 Segundo and Palm Ave Reconstruction. Atlantic Ave Reconstruction. Cesar Chavez Lane 0 Mr. Murga said there are a few items for next meeting and would like to meet with Chairman Cabaret to discuss the following: Truck Route Stop Signs Third Lane COMMISSIONER ORALS On Imperial and Norton On Imperial Commissioner Cunningham said limit line beginning at the south /east signal at Atlantic and Arlington Avenues is deteriorated and needs attention. Commissioner Pacheco said that people are selling cars where Clark's Drug Store burned down, that it is a nuisance and if something could be done. Deputy Jones said they can not do any thing about it because the city has its own Parking Enforcement. Deputy Jones said the city's Code Enforcement Department needs to take action. Commissioner Pacheco also said cars are being sold on Fernwood and Alameda. Commissioner Cunningham asked that the City Manager's Office get involved to resolve matter since Code Enforcement is not taking action. Commissioner William Cunningham asked if trees other than Magnolias could be planted since they grow big and cause sidewalk damage. Mr. Murga explained that root barriers are being installed to prevent damage. Commissioner Cunningham asked if all on /off ramps will be opened on October 14, 1993. He was informed that most of the freeway will be opened but some on /off ramps may still be closed for construction. Commissioner Cunningham inquired about the guy wire at Frontier, he was told the phone company will be undergrounding the wire and it should be resolved. Commissioner Cunningham asked about a letter from Bernie Lake regarding left hand turn signals on Imperial Hwy. at Long Beach Blvd. He said gas station owners are complaining about No U Turn signs. ' • 0 Mr. Murga said he spoke to the gas station managers and explained that the area is very congested and that allowing U turns would create more congestion. Mr. Murga also said that there is project in the works to remove the nose on the Median Islands to allow for additional lane of traffic on Long Beach Blvd. Commissioner Cunningham would like the city to respond in writing to Bernie Lake. Commissioner Pacheco added that lie had also mentioned it before at a previous meeting but it was never formally reviewed. Commissioner Battle said there is something wrong with sensor of light post at the s/w corner of Atlantic and Carlin Avenue because the light is continually off at that corner. He also added that there is a problem with speeding motorists in the area. He also said he was in San Diego last month and thought he could be at the meeting but he did not make it. Commissioner Archambault asked about pot holes on Bellinger. They did good job with street but left pot holes. Chairman Cabaret asked about nominations for chair and if they were conducted in October or November. William Cunningham moved to nominate Cabaret for a second term, and Pacheco seconded the motion. Chairman Cabaret asked Mr. Murga to check the by laws and advise the commission. Mr. Murga said he would put this item on the next month's agenda. He also said that he was sure they could nominate and elect a new chairman at the same meeting. ADJO URNMENT A motion was made by Commissioner Cunningham to change November meeting from November 25 to November 18 due to the Thanksgiving Holiday. Commissioner Battle seconded the motion and was passed unanimously. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Commissioner Archambault. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Cunningham. The meeting was adjourned at 6:28 pm. t08 -100 a • DATE: October 28, 1993 TO: THE HONORABLE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION FROM: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works Subject: Election of New Officers for the Traffic and Parking Commission for the Year 1994. See attached Ordinance No. 968. t08 -110 ORDINANCE NO. 8 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY - OF LYNWOOD ADDING SECTIONS 19 -26 AND 19 -27 TO THE LYNWOOD CITY CODE RELATING TO THE ES TABLISHMENT OF A TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMIS- SION TITE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD HEREBY DOES ORDAI; AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Section 19 -26 hereby is added to the Code of the City of Lynwood to read as follows: Sec. 19 -26 Traffic and P arkin g Commission -- est- ablished; composition. There is established here- by an advisory traffic and parking commission con- sisting of five members, to serve without compen- sation. Said commission shall consist of five per- sons appointed by the City Council who shall be residents of the City not holding a position for which compensation is paid by the City. Three of the members of the commission first appointed by the City Council shall serve for terms of four years each, and the remaining two members of the commission first appointed by the City Council shall serve a term of two years. The determination as to which of the members serves an initial term of two years shall be by lots drawn by them. Thereafter, all members shall be appointed for terms of four years; provided, however, the City Council may remove any member from the commission at any time and without cause. The City Council shall fill any vacanev oc- curring in the Committee by appointment for the re- mainder of the term. SECTION 2. Section 19 -27 herehl -• is added to the Code of the City of Lynwood to read as follows Sec. 19 -27. Same -- Duties, la) With respect to parking matters, the Commission snail exercise all i I such powers and duties over vehicle parking dis- tricts in the City as are accorded to such commis - sion by the Vehicle Parking District Law of 194 ?. (b) With respect to traffic matters, the commission shall suggest the most practical means for coordin- ating the activities of all officers and agencies of the City having authority with respect to the admin- istration and /or enforcement of traffic regulations; stimulate and assist in the preparation and publica- tion of traffic report=; receive complaints having to do with traffic matters; and recommend to the City Council and to the City Engineer and Chief of Police and other City officials wa. 6 end means of improving traffic conditions and the administration and enforce- ment of traffic regulations, -1- r ,..,+...tit.,`. .y, f` s 0 0 Section 3 • The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once in the Lynwood Press, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the City of Lynwood. First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said city held on the 2nd day of July, 1974, and finally adopted and ordered published at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 16th day of July, 1974, by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Green, Morris Rowe Noes: Councilmen None Absent: Councilmen Liewer yorvof he City of Lvnwnorl ATTEST: PYO TetrPOPF Ci Ly l.lerk, City 0 f Lynwood 0 STATE Ol' CALIFORNIA ) ss. COUNTY Ol' LOS ANGELES ) I, the undersigned, Ly mroud, and ex- officio clerk hereby ccrtit'y that the above Ordinance No. 968 _ adopted of Lynwood, and that same was vote therein stated. City Clerk of the City of of the Council of said city, do is a true and correct copy of )y the City Council of the City passed on the date and by the Dated this 19th day of July , 1974 . C:Lt� <-f � b:lty oA --y """1'Li 0 • DATE: October 28, 1993 TO: THE HONORABLE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION FROM: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works U SUBJECT: Vacation of Alley Easement First Alley South of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Between The First Alley East of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue PURPOSE: To recommend that Traffic and Parking Commission support the vacation and abandoning of the first alley south of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, between the first alley east of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue. BACKGROUND: A request to vacate the above - mentioned alley has been received from the adjacent property owner (see attached map). ANALYSIS: Based on an investigation conducted by the Engineering Division, it has been determined that the alley is not needed for access or circulation purposes and that utility easements will be maintained for all existing utilities in the alley. The City Council will hold a public hearing on the matter on November 16, 1993, at 7:30 p.m., before making the final decision on the proposed alley vacation. RECOMMENDATION: To recommend that Traffic and Parking Commission support the vacation and abandoning of the first alley south of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, between the first alley east of Atlantic Avenue and Virginia Avenue. t11 -704 0 0 OA ..o..a Fl A, A "lo -Io, CITY OF LYNWOOD PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. I op I n+e.mn o.n r.oAn a+u¢r pRo Pos FO LOGOT/ON — 7 ALIGN l/AGOTI Of`I of ALLE7 Vb a,6,T lON I ':. ATLANTIC AVE "Ac a9 P � F o w J•. .. 60 CC G /00 fD" Sr7 Ja Ii /a/e m Z '- 'I 7 • •..:::.. 60 1 I n+ e 60 ! / / /77.79 0 N S I O I \ w WO O 67.9/ /0279 i•' ^ VIRGINIA' AVE. ° o T ° S Z '.' i R tic° g 0\ iQ Q -.- ~ POPE POPE ° 41�$ ° CIO o „ -.,_. AVE D ° /27 � O ° .76 a v NOS w NOQ o /00 70 1077.9 $ DUNCAN AVE.° DATE: October 28, 1993 TO: THE HONORABLE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION FROM: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works6y ✓� SUBJECT: Request for Overweight /Oversized Vehicle Study PURPOSE: To have the Traffic and Parking Commission review the City's Ordinance, Section 19 -73 entitled "Restrictions On Use of Streets By Overweight and Oversized Vehicles" and Section 19 -74 entitled "Restrictions on the Use of Streets by Commercial Vehicles" and make any changes /recommendations at the November 18, 1993 Traffic and Parking Commission meeting as it sees necessary. BACKGROUND: At the regular scheduled City Council meeting of October 19, 1993, several concerns were raised regarding the City of Lynwood's Code as it relates to restrictions on the use of streets by overweight /oversized and commercial vehicles in the city. ANALYSIS: The Lynwood City Code establishes restrictions on the use of city streets by overweight /oversized vehicles and commercial vehicles in Sections 19 -73 and 19 -74 (see attached). The last time the Lynwood code relating to Sections 19 -73 and 17 -94 was amended was February, 1984 (see attached). Other cities have similar ordinances restricting the use of city streets by overweight /oversized and commercial vehicles. Attached are copies of ordinances from several cities as they relate to this matter. The ordinances are form the following cities: City of Cudahy City of Hawthorne City of Bell Gardens City of Compton City of Bellflower City of Paramount City of Lomita City of Carson RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the Traffic and Parking Commission review the City's Ordinance, Section 19 -73 entitled "Restrictions On Use of Streets By Overweight an Oversized Vehicles" and Section 19 -74 entitled "Restrictions on the Use of Streets by Commercial Vehicles" and make any changes /recommendations at the November 18, 1993 Traffic and Parking Commission meeting. t08 -110 0' 7 -14 L`�.'14 J CrrY CODE I 7 -142 Sidewalks and Parkways. A driver of a vehicle shall not drive upon any sidewalk or within any parkway except at a permanent or temporary driveway. (Code 1972 §19 -69; Ord. #1138, §1) State law references: Driving on sidewalks, Vehicle Code, §21663. 7 -14.3 New Pavement or Freshly- Painted Markings. No person shall ride or drive any animal or any vehicle over or across any newly made pavement or freshly - painted marking in any street when a barrier or sign is in place warning persons not to drive over or across such pavement or marking, or when a sign is in place stating that the street or any portion thereof is closed. (Code 1972 §19 -70) 7 -15 ENTERING AND LEAVING LIMITED- ACCESS ROADWAYS. No person shall drip e. a vehicle onto or from any limited access roadway except at such entrances and exits as are established by public authority. (Code 1972 §19 -71) State law reference: On -ramp exits frcm freeways, Vehicle Code, §21664. 7 -16 ONE -WAY STREETS AND ALLEYS. Whenever any provision of this Code or other City Ordinance or resolution designates any one -way street or alley, the City Traffic Engineer shall place and maintain signs giving notice thereof, and no such regulations shall be effective unless such signs are in place. Signs indicating the direction of lawful traffic movement shall be placed at every intersection where movement of traffic in the opposite di*estion is prohibited. (Code 1972 § 19 -72) State law reference: Authority to designate one -way roadways; observance required, Vehicle Code, §21657. 7 -17 RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF STREETS BY OVERWEIGHT AND OVERSIZE VEHICLES. a. Designation of Truck Traffic Routes. Whenever any provision of this Code or other ordinance or resolution of the City designates and describes any street or portion thereof as a street, the use of which is permitted by any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of four and twenty-five one hundredths (4.25) tons, the City Traffic Engineer is hereby authorized to designate such street by appropriate signs as "truck traffic routes" for the movement of vehicles exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of four and twenty-five one hundredths (4.25) tons. 714 0 0 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC 7 -17 b. Compliance With Designated Routes; Exceptions. When any truck traffic route is established pursuant to paragraph a. and designated by appropriate signs, the operator of any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of four and twenty-five one hundredths (4.25) tons shall drive, stand or park on such routes and none other, however, nothing in this section shall prohibit the operator of any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight of four and twenty-five one hundredths (4.25) tons coming from a "truck traffic route" from having ingress and egress by direct mute to and from restricted streets when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on such restricted streets or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in actual and bona fide repair, alteration, remodeling or construction of any building or structure upon such restricted streets for which a building permit has previously been obtained therefor. The provisions of this section shall not apply to passenger buses under the jurisdiction of the public utilities commission, or to any vehicle owned by a utility service while necessarily in use in the construction, installation or repair of any utility. c. Certain Vehicle Code Sections Applicable. The applicable provisions of Division 15 of the Vehicle Code of the State of California shall constitute the regulations of the City relative to the size and weight of vehicle loads, together with such additional provisions and requirements as are specifically contained in this part. d. Special Permits. The City Manager or his designate shall be responsible for the issuance of special permits for loads exceeding the maximum sizes and/or weights specified in Division 15 of the Vehicle Code, State of California, and for administering the rules and regulations pertaining thereto; except that the Superintendent of Building and Safety shall be responsible for issuance of special permits as may be necessary in conjunction with house moving permits issued by the Building and Safety Department under provisions of Chapter 11 of this Code. e. Applications for Permits. All persons, firms or agencies desiring to move any load across or upon streets and highways within the City, which load exceeds any of the limitations imposed by Division 15 of the Vehicle Code, State of California, shall apply to and first receive a special permit from the individual(s) designated by the City Manager to authorize the move. The special permit shall specify the streets upon which the move is authorized and the date and time of the move. A charge for issuing the permit as established by the City Manager shall be paid by the applicant prior to issuance of the permit. f. Liability for Damage to Public Streets. Any person, firm or agency granted a special permit, as provided in paragraph e. hereof, shall be liable for all damages to any street, highway, bridge, or appurtenances thereto, including but not limited to, guard rails, signs, traffic signals, street lights, street trees and similar facilities, resulting from the operation, driving or moving of any vehicle which exceeds any of the limitations imposed by Division 15 715 7 -18 LYNWOOD CITY CODE of the Vehicle Code, State of California. The permittee shall hold the City harmless from any liability occasioned by or resulting from operations under such special permit. g. Cost of Work to Insure Safe Passage. If, in the judgment of the City Manager or his designate, it is determined necessary to strengthen any structure over which an overload must pass, or to perform any other work in order to ensure the safe passage of the load upon City streets, the permittee will be required to pay the full cost of such work in advance. Permittee will also be required to pay the City in advance for any cost necessitated by the temporary relocation of traffic signals, street lights or other appurtenances in order to permit the safe passage of the loaded vehicle. h. Prohibiting Commercial Vehicle Parking on Truck Routes. No person shall park any commercial vehicle, truck, or trailer, with a manufacturer's gross vehicle weight rating of ten thousand (10,000) pounds or more on any street within any residential or business district within the City, excluding industrial areas within business districts as such districts are determined by Sections 235, 240 and 515 of the California Vehicle Code, except while loading or unloading property, or when such vehicle is parked in connection with and in aid of the performance of a service to or on property in the block in which such vehicle is parked and for such time as is reasonably necessary to complete such permitted service. For the purposes of this section, "commercial vehicle" shall mean any vehicle bearing a commercial license plate and as defined in Section 260(a) of the California Vehicle Code; provided, however, that no i passenger car or recreation vehicle shall be deemed a commercial vehicle even if bearing a commercial license plate. (Code 1972 §19 -73; Ord. #1021, §1; Ord. #1083, §2; Ord. #1220, § §1, 2; Ord. #1221, §1) State law reference: Authority to prohibit the use of highways by certain vehicles, Vehicle Code, §21101(c). 7 -18 RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF STREETS BY COMMERCIAL VEHICLES. a. Whenever any provision of this Code or other ordinance or resolution of the City designates and describes any street or portion thereof as a street the use of which is prohibited by any commercial vehicle, the City Traffic Engineer shall erect and maintain appropriate signs on those streets affected by such ordinance or resolution. The provisions of this section shall not apply to passenger buses under the jurisdiction of the state public utilities commission. (Code 1972 §19 -74) State law reference: Authority to restrict the use of streets by certain vehicles, Vehicle Code, §21101(c). 716 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CO IL OF THE Y OF LYNWOOD AMENDING SECTION 19 -73 BY ADDING SUBSECTION (h) PROHIBITING COMMERCIAL VEHICLE PARKING ON TRUCK ROUTES The City Council of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY ORDAIN as follows: SECTION 1 . Section 19 -73, Subsection (h) of the Code of the City of Lynwood hereby is added to read as follows: Subsection (h). Prohibiting Commercial Vehicle Parking on Truck Routes. No'person shall park any commercial vehicle, truck, or trailer, with a manufacturer's gross vehicle weight rating Of 10,000 pounds or more on any street within any residential or business district within the City, excluding industrial areas within business districts as such districts are determined by Sections 235, 240, and 515 of the California Vehicle Code, except while loading or unloading property, or when such vehicle is parked in connection with and in aid of the performance of a service to or on property in the block in which such vehicle is parked and for such time as is reasonably necessary to complete such permitted service. For the purposes of this section, "Commercial vehicle" shall mean any vehicle bearing a commercial license plate and as defined in Section 260(a) of the California Vehicle Code; provided, however, that no passenger car or recreation vehicle shall be deemed a commercial vehicle even if bearing a commercial license plate. SECTION 2 . Severability If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or place, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance or its application to other persons or places. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this Ordinance, and each section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections subsections, subdivisions, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions, or the application thereof to any person or place, be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 3 . The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the same to be published once in the Lynwood Press, a newspaper of general circulation, printed, published, and circulated in the City of Lynwood. First read at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the 7th day of February 1 1984, and OCT 21 '93 02:54PM MGR /PI FAX TRANSMITTAL: Hawthorne .�I R F,�►]R E City of Hawthorne, California Public Information Office Hawthorne City Hail 445S W. 126th Street Hawthorne, Ca. 90250 Telefax No. 310- 970 -70_3 Office telephone no. 310. 970 -7905 If there are any problems during the transmission of these documents, please telephone (310) 970.7905 as soon as possible. may TO: Name City of i,ynwccd Company /Agency Charlotte - =ngr. FAX 639_695 Date 10/21/93 Pages inc. cover 2 FROM: Name Ellen - C_ty Cler Title phone 970 -7921 Message P.1 OCT 21 '93 02 :55PM MGR /P *S VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC upon any street or alley for more than a consecu- tive period of seventy-two hours. B. Authority to impound Vehicle. In the event a vehicle is parked or left standing upon a street in excess of a consecutive period of seventy -two hours or in violation of any other provision of this code, any member of the police department authorized by the chief of police may remove said vehicle from the street in the manner and subject to the requirements of the California Vehicle Code. (Prior code § 10 -1004 ) 10.36.060 Parking of commercial vehicles and buses. A. No person shall stop, stand or park a commercial vehicle, a vehicle being serviced by a garagc, a vehicle being offered for sale, or a publicly or privately -owned bus, on any street or alley for more than three hours, except while necessarily loading or unloading property, or when such parking is reasonably necessary in the perfor. mance of a service to or upon the propery in the block where the vehicle is parked. S. Notwithstandine the foregoing, no person shall stop, stand or park a commercial vehicle, over one ton capacity, on any street fronting proper - des zoned R -1, R -2, R -3 or R-4 in the city ex- cept while necessarily loading or unloading property, or when such parking is reasonable necessary in the performance of a service to or upon any property in the block where the vehicle is parked. C..As used in this section, commercial vehicle excludes any vehicle, wagon or pushcart from which goods, wares, merchandise, fruits, vegeta. bles, ice cream, confectioneries or any other kind of goods or foodstuffs are sold, displayed, solic- ited, offered t'ar sale. nartered, or exchmpti and which are used by peddlers and vendors. (Ord. 1544 sy 3, 1993.) • P.2 10.36.070 Parking of advertising vehicles. No person shall park any vehicle on the street which has attached thereto or suspended therefrom any advertising sign except a sign painted directly on, permanently affixed or magnetically attached to the body or other integral part or fixture of the vehicle for decoration, identification or display, and which does not extend the overall width or height of such vehicle. This section shall not apply to "For Sale" signs placed upon parked cars, provided that the parked vehicle is on private property, or is legally parked on a street which fronts properties zoned R -1, R -2, R -3 or R -4. (Ord, 1387 ii 2, 1986.) 10.36.030 Standing on city -owned property prohibited. No person shall stop, stand or park any vehicle except a city -owned vehicle, in or on municipally owned property not specifically set apart for public parking or dedicated for street purposes, without the prior approval of the council, (Prior code `3 10- 1007,) 10.36.090 Parking on left -hand side of one -way streets. Whenever the council shall, by resolution, pro- hibit standing or parking upon the left -hand side of any one-way street, or prohibit standing or parking upon the left -hand side of any one -way roadway of a highway having two or more separate roadways, the street superintendent shall erect signs giving notice thereof. (Prior code § 10- 1008.) 10.36.100 Authority to establish angle parking, A. The council, after study by the chief of police and recommerdadon by the city manauer is authorized to deter mine and establish by resolu- tion or motion those streets and portions of streets along which angle parking of vehicles will reduce parking congestion to the benefit of the public and where surrounding conditions are z tww,hwu 8.93) 220 0 0 CITY OF BELL GARDENS 7100 Garfield Avenue, Bell Gardens, CA 90201 -3293 (310) 606 -7700 Please Note New Fax Number (310) 806 -7709 Destination Fax Number: To: Date: / �9 2 Re: Number of Pages (including this one): Time: " Yo ;b'x r. 0 0 13.24.030 -- 13.28.020 r 13.24.030 Penalties -- Infractions Unless otherwise stated in this chapter any person, firm or corporation vio- lating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be deemed guilty of an infraction. (Ord. 540 92, 1987). Chapter 13.28 WEIGHT AND SIZE RESTRICTIONS sections 13.28.010 Vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds- - Prohibited on city streets -- Exceptions. 13.28.020 Vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds- - Permitted on certain streets. 13.28.040 Vehicles exceeding ten thousand pounds- - Prohibited on certain streets -- Exceptions. 13.28.050 Exceptions designated. 13.28.060 Penalties -- Infractions. 13.28 rcvria.nizea on city streets -- Exceptions Any vehicle exceed- ing maximum gross weight limit of six thousand pounds is hereby prohibited from using any street in the city except as provided in this chapter, other than when necessary to traverse streets to a destination for the purpose of loading or unloading, but then only by such deviation from a truck route as is reasonably necessary. (Prior code §3308). 13.28.020 Vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds-- Permitted on certain streets. A. Trucks-exceeding the maximum gross weight limit-Of six thousand pounds may use the following streets or portions of streets within the city limits: 1. Garfield Avenue; 2. Florence Avenue; 3. Gage Avenue; 4. Clara Street; S. Florence Place, between Florence Avenue and Garfield Avenue; 6. Eas-ern Avenue between Gage Avenue and the North city limit. _ 5. The intention of this section is to prcvide through passage truck -routes in the city for conk vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds on the f oregoing streets only. The city shall cause appropriate signs to be posted within the city designating the streets established as truck routes in subsection A. This section shall be effective at such time as said sicas have been erected. (Ord. 63 g2, 1989: 202 (Bell Gardens 9/89) 0 0 1 3.26.040 -- 13.28.050 Ord. 540 §3, 1987; Ord. 342 51, 1975; Ord. 269 51, 1971; Ord. 261 91, 1971; Ord. 237 51, 1970; Ord. 227 51, 1970; prior code 53309). 8.04 A. Any venlcie exceeding a maximum gross weight of ten thousand pounds is hereby prohibited from using any portion of Eastern Avenue south of Gage Avenue within the city limits. B. This section does not prohibit any commercial vehicle, coming from an unrestricted street, from having ingress and egress by direct route to and from a restricted street, when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares, and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on the restricted street, or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in the actual and bona fide repair, alteration, remodeling, or construction or any building or structure upon the restricted street for which a building permit has been previously ob- tained. C. This section shall have no application to any ve- hicle subject to the provisions of Sections 1031 to 1036, inclusive, of the public utilities code, nor to any vehicle owned by a public utility or by a licensed contractor while necessarily in use in the construction, installation, or repair of any public utility. (Ord. 275 51, 1971; Ord. 261 52, 1971: prior code 53309.5). 13.28.050 Exceptions desicnated Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, nothing in this chapter shall be deemed to prohibit any vehicle from traveling on a restricted street when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares, and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on such restricted street or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in the actual and bona fide repair, alteration, re- modeling, or construction of any building or structure upon such restricted street for which a building permit has been Previously obtained, nor shall any provision of this chapter apply to any vehicle owned by a public utility while nec- essarily in use in the construction, installation, or re- pair of any public utility. (Prior code ,§3310). 203 (Sell Gardens 9/85) 13.28. -� 13.28.060 Penalties- Unless otherwise - . stated in tills chapter any person, Mz= or corporation vio- lating any of t:e provisio: c£ th_s chapter shall be deemed a,.ailty of an infraction. ford. 540 94, 1987). Destination Fax Number: �D13 4 9 — LP9S'7 Please Note New Fax Number (310) 806 -7709 y� Date: / he Re: CITY OF BELL GARDENS 7100 Garfield Avenue, Bell Gardens, CA 90201 -3293 (310) 806 -7700 Time: --g. 7 Z)'" If Number of Pages (including this one): rOO /T00¢j 9'9 10 AID 80LL 909 OTC$ rr:ST CO /TZ /OT 130.030 -- 13.28.020 13.24.030 Penalties -- Infractions Unless otherwise stated in this chapter any person, firm or corporation vio- lating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be deemed guilty of an infraction. (Ord. 540 §2, 1987). Chapter 13.28 WEIGHT AND SIZE RESTRICTIONS Sections 13.28.010 Vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds- - Prohibited on city streets -- Exceptions. 13.28.020 Vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds- - Permitted on certain streets. 13.28.040 Vehicles exceeding ten thousand pounds- - Prohibited on certain streets -- Exceptions. 13.28.050 Exceptions designated. 13.28.060 Penalties -- infractions. 13.28.010 Vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds- - Prohibited on city streets -- Exceptions Any vehicle exceed- ing maximum gross weight limit of six thousand pounds is hereby prohibited from using any street in the city except as provided in this chapter, other than when necessary to traverse streets to a destination for the purpose of loading or unloading, but then only by such deviation from a truck route as is reasonably necessary. (Prior code 53308). 13.28.020 Vehicles exceeding six thousand ounds -- Permitted on certAln streets. A. Truc s exceeding the maximum gross weight limit-of six thousand pounds may use the following streets or portions of streets within the city limits: 1. Garfield Avenue; 2. Florence Avenue; 3. Gage Avenue; 4. Clara Street; 5. Florence Place, between Florence Avenue and Garfield Avenue; 6. Eastern Avenue between Gage Avenue and the North city limit. B. The intention of this section is to provide through passage truck routes in the city for commercial vehicles exceeding six thousand pounds on the foregoing streets only. The city shall cause appropriate signs to be posted within the city designating the streets established as truck routes r _. in subsection A. This section shall be effective at such time as said signs have been erected. (Ord. 563 g2, 1989: 202 (Sell Gardens 9/89) F00 /Z00z 1 0 . 9 10 UID BOLL 909 OTC$, 66:ST C6,TZi0T 1 3.28.040 -- 13.28.050 Ord. 540 53, 1987; Ord. 342 51, 1975; Ord. 269 51, 1971; Ord. 261 51, 1971; Ord. 237 51, 1970; Ord. 227 91, 1970; prior code 53309). 13.28.040 Vehicles exceeding ten thousand Pounds— Prohibited on certain street - -Exce tions. A. Any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight of ten thousand pounds is hereby prohibited from using any portion of Eastern Avenue south of Gage Avenue within the city limits. 8. This section does not prohibit any commercial vehicle, coming from an unrestricted street, from having ingress and egress.by direct route to and from a restricted street, when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares, and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on the restricted street, or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in the actual and bona fide repair, alteration, remodeling, or construction or any building or structure upon the restricted street for which a building permit has been previously ob- tained. C. This section shall have no application to any ve- hicle subject to the provisions of Sections 1031 to 1036, inclusive, of the public utilities code, nor to any vehicle owned by a public utility or by a licensed contractor while necessarily in use in the construction, installation, or repair of any public utility. (Ord. 275 51, 1971; Ord. 261 52, 1971: prior code 53309.5). 13.28.050 Exceptions desi nated. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, nothing in this chapter shall be deemed to prohibit any vehicle from traveling on a restricted street when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares, and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on such restricted street, or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in the actual and bona fide repair, alteration, re- modeling, or construction of any building or structure upon such restricted street for which a building permit has been previously obtained, nor shall any provision of this chapter apply to any vehicle owned by a public utility while nec- essarily in use in the construction, installation, or re- pair of any public utility. (Prior code 53310). 203 (Bell Gardens 9/89) 13.28.060 13.28.060 Penalties— i :> fractlo_5; Unless otherwise or corporation vio- stated in this chapter any perso i ster shall be deemed lating any of the provisio ns o£ this cha Guilty of an infraction. ford. 540 64, 19871. 203a (Bell wardens 2/88) ..oQ 0 t ST Lt3 TZ OT CITY OF COMPTON 205 SOUTH WILLOWBROOK AVENUE COMPTON, CA 90220 TFLEFAX NUMBER (310) 639 -4757 TELEFAX TRANSMITTAL DA'IT[?: Ir /q 5 1)L EASE, DELIVER THE FOLLOWING FAX TO: NAM1 - -- — - ICL L . - .I '�.l" COMPANY. 1 :,I Q? FAX NUIYnI - UZ: FROM: A ---- -- -- C7 IVIPARTMFINT LlY 'I'1'sl,l:.i'l ION 1:NIJN1II P : (`310) - n 0 N1 INIlil fR (W PAG I'S (INC'I A DOING cow*R PAGE): �- MrSSAG1 - We are transmitting from a Xerox 7024- `II' you lr:v,; :ny gn,�:ainns rCr;n cling this tr:msmitta'., please contact the person noted ahove, 12 -2 COMY1'ON MUNICIPAL CODE 12 vehicle upon any public road, highway or making necessary eucergency dchvcric.; to alley, or portion thereof, that is closed to or from points within the Gotta al 'Traffic travel under the provisions of paragraph a. District. of this section, provided, nothing herein (Ord, #856, § 3426) contained shall be deemed to prohibit riding or driving thereon for purposes connected 12.2.28 Advertising Vehicles, No per - with the improvement thereof which is in son shall operate or drive any vehicle used progress; and provided further, that no for advertising purposes or any advertising person shall be guilty of a violation of this vehicle equipped with a sound- aniplifying section who shall go upon the closed por- or loud- speaking device upon any sttrrl or tion of any public road, highway or alley at alley at any time within the Cent rail Trafllc any intersection thereof with another public District. (Ord. #856, § 3427) road, or at either end of such closed portion of such road unless at such intersection or 12.2,29 Ilurse -Drawn Vehicles. No pr•r- at such end of the closed portion of such son shall drive any animal -drawn vehicle road, as the case may be, the sign required into or within the Central Traffic: District by paragraph b, hereof is posted, or unless between the hours of 4.30 p.m. and 6:00 such person has before going upon the p, n. of any day. (Ord. 9 856, y '.1428) closed portion of such road, been Informed that such road, highway, alley, or portion 2,30 'Truck Routes, thereof is closed to travel. a. Whenever this Chapter or any section (Added by Ord, #859, § 3425.1) 12.2.27 Certain Vehicles Prohibited in Central Traffic District. a. No person shall operate any of the following vehicles in the Central Traffic. District between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. of any day. 1. Any freight vehicle more than eight and one -half (8W) feet in width, with load, or any freight vehicle so loaded that any part of its load extends more than twenty (20') feet to the front or rear of said vehicle; 2. Any vehicle carrying building ma- terial that has not been loaded, or Is not to be unloaded, at some point within the Cen- tral Traffic District; 3. Any freight vehicle with a trailer; 4. Any vehicle conveying refuse, rub- bish or garbage; 5. Any vehicle carrying crude or fuel o U. b. Provided that the Chief of Police may by written permit authorize the operation of any such vehicle for tite purpose of designates and describes any street or por tion thereof as a street, the use of which is permitted by any commercial vehicle ex- ceeding a maximum gross weight limit of six thousand (6,000) pounds, rh Taiftw Authority is hereby authorized to dr•signale such street or streets by approp Late signs as "truck traffic routes" for the movement of commercial vehicles cxcccrJing ;L rnuxt- mum gross weight of six thousand (6,000) pounds. b. When uny such truck traffic route or routes established and dcsi8naled by ap- propriate signs, Ute operator of any r vm mercial vehicle exceeding a maxtmutu gross weight limit of six thousand (6,000) pounds shall drive on such route or rour,cs and none other, except Lhat nothing in this section shall restrict such oporatur coming from a "truck traffic route haver; mgr- .,., and egress by dirrcL route and to and frota a restricted street, when ncccsn :u'y for the! purpose of making pickups or dclivcrit :5 ut goods, wares and merchandise 1'rout or to any building or structure located on such 1206 l2-2 TRAFFIC KIICUI.ATIONS restricted streets, or for the purpose of Pounds of excess weight Fine delivering materials to be used in the actual 0- 1,000.. :$ 20.00 and bona fide repair, alteration, remodeling 1,001-1, 000 30.00 or construction of any building or structure 1,501.2,000 ... ...... ........ 40,00 upon such restricted streets for which a 2,001 -2,300 .... 55.00 building permit has previously been ob- 2,501 -3,000 8500 Lained. 3,001 -3,500 105.00 c. The provisions of this section shall 3,501 -4,000 ....... 12b.00 not apply to: 4,001.4,500 1•t).60 1. Public Ur private school buses fir 4,501 - 5,000 1Tolo passenger buses under the jurisdiction of 5,001 -6,000 .04 each Ih. the Public Utilities Commission; or 6,001.7,000 •• .00 each Ib. 2. Any commercial vehicles owned by 7,001 -8,000 08 each lb. a public utility or licensed contractor while 8,001.10,000 15 r:,ch lb, necessarily in use in the construction, in. 10,001 and ovm.... . ,. .20 each 11). All other violations or this suhscet.ion 12-2.30 stallation or repair of any public utility, or shall be an infraction punishable by a fine, w; to any vehicle subject to the provisions of set out in Chapter 1, Section 1-6.3. Sections 1031 -1036 of the Public Utilities (Ord 0856 § 3420; Ord. 01561, § 1, New; Ord. Code; or to #1782, § 1) 3. Any person acting under authority of a permit granted by the Traffic Authority. 12 -'L 31 Conuucrciul Vchiclr ^; Pmbil,ited d. 'Those streets and parts of streets ['roue Using Certain Streets. described herein are hereby declared to be a. 'file Traffic Authority may dcsignatr truck traffic routes for the movement of and describe any s!.rceL or portion Lhr. n•„1' commercial vehicles exceeding a maximum as it stl•C(a, the Ll:i,` Of Whllh Is Ill nl,lhltr`ll gross weight of six thousand (6,000) pounds. by ally couunercial vchiclr or by and• vchicic e. No person shall drive, park, stop or exceeding a maxinuuu gross cvrigl,t limit ul' stand any commercial vehicle exceeding a six Lhouyund ((1,000, pounds. i ra m maximum gross weight limit of six thousand ro Authority shall orr, 1. turd maintain :y,pro taro (6,000) pounds, or exceeding ninety -six 1)rlatC signs 7L ,,u dr.;di;ti (96 ") inches in total outside width (vehicle of l.bi. section :;half h. The provis cho ro or load or a combination of both) on any not: apply to purscul;or b,tsc:: under the j Net street or portion thereof except on the jurisdiction of the - Public LrLilitie:, truck routes established in accordance with Lhis Code except when making p b pic!<ups or stop. (Ord, /e856, § 3 4,1(1) deliveries under the conditions described in paragraph b. above; provided further, how- 12•2.32 The Tru1'I'ic Authority to lstub• ever, that the provisions of this subsection lisp Crosswalks. shall not apply to any vehicle operated a. 'ritc I 1;It.honi,, :;t,nll under the authority of the public utilities. dcadhttate and maintain crur,.,wutli.> :u ,ntev- f, Truck Fines. A violation of the maxi• " mum gross weight limit of six thousand sections tout I,I;u:c; by :,pprupri:n� (6,000) pounds shall be punished by a rune i of li devices, marks o( link, upon Lb, •nn t:u e of which equals the amounts specified in the titu roadway as follows: following table: Crosswalks aha11 lx: est.:tblishcd aed „Mill- Willed at all inter"('01ow; wiLlim Lhr• ( c1d al 1207 12cv Ol fi „_•;,- I VO 0 OCT-20-1993 22'33 FROM CITY OF BELLFLOWER TO 1U tLJn!U&r5R City of SAI Be11flower 0 6396957 P.01 16600 CIVIC Ca47U DRIVE BELLFLOWER. CALIFORNIA 90706.5494 (310) W4-1424 FAX (310) 9158660 C 0 V E R S H E E T Dat To: From: Subject FAX 1 u r : 7 Number of Pages (including cover): 0 sent by: 41661, OCT -20 -1993 22'33 7 -1 FROM OF BELLFLOWER TO . S10TOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Chapter VII MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Section 7 -I. SHORT TITLE This chapter shall be known as the Traffic Ordinance of the City of Bellflower, and may be cited as such. (Ord. # 1, § 3500) Section 7 -2- ADOPTION OF COUNTY ORDINANCE By REFERENCE There is hereby adopted as the Traffic Ordinance of the City of Bellflower except as hereafter amended, Title 15 of the County of Los Angeles Vehicle and Traffic Code as amended and in affect as of January 13, 1981 (Ord. #1, ¢§ 3501, 3502; Ord. *633, § 1) Section 7 -3. AMENDMENTS Said Ordinance No. 6544 as adopted in Section 7 -2 is amended as follows: a. Sections 6001 to 6202 are hereby re- pealed. b. Whenever in the ordinance reference is made to the unincorporated area of the County of Los Angeles, such area shall be deemed to include in its true geographical location the area of the City of Bellflower. c. Whenever in said ordinance the words "Board" or "Commission" are used, they shall be deemed to refer to the City Council of the City of Bellflower (Ord. #i, § 3503) I. Forst atutory provmons authorizing cities to adopt codes by reference, see Gov. Code ce 50022.1 et seq. ror statutory provisions regarding traFric regulations and local authnntii, >ee Veh Code c 21100 et seq for provwwns reg�iauns s and adverustng cehicfes. s "e Chapter III ucnor. 3 -i5: for wo%isionss rcgu!at:ng taxicabs and usher veh,cte5 for hire. see t hapt-r 8, Section 5 -s 6396957 P 02 7 -4 Section 7.4. ENFORCEMENT OF COL - NTY REGULATIONS It is the intention of the City to provide reasonable traffic and parking rules, regula- tions and laws. All intersections, safety zones, crosswalks. roadway or curb parking, loading, standing regulation markings, stop signs, boulevard stop signs, speed limiCsigns, slow signs, danger signs, caution signs, warning signs, traffic signals, and all other traffic control signs and devices, parking limit signs, roadway markings relative to traffic direction and control, and also relative to parking, now painted or marked or posted or in place or designated or authorized by existing County ordinances, or by County Road Commission, or by County Sheriff or by State Highway patrol, or by other agencies to whom such authority was delegated by the State or County shall so continue as if found, established or designated by the City Council and shall be enforced pursuant to this chapter as part of the- traffic regulations of the City of Bellflower, until the City Council adopts rules or regula- tions, or laws to the contrary No person shall drive, stand, or park a vehicle in violation thereof. The foregoing shall remain enforce- able as long as they conform with the provi- sions of the Vehicle Code of the State of. California or until changed by the City Council. Hereafter, future designations relative to the foregoing shall be done pursuant to authoriza- tion given or ¢ranted by the City Council to any person, agency or organization. (Ord. -1 § 3,504) 701 OCT -20 -1993 22 34 FROM (0 OF 13ELLFLOWER TO J 6396957 P 03 7.8 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC 7 -10 Section ? -8. REPOSSESSION OF a Sonrisa Street between the intersections VEHICLES: REPORT TO SHERIFF thereof with F.osecrans Avenue and Cerritos Avenue. Every person who recovers possession or takes possession of any motor vehicle under the provisions of any conditional sale or lease contract or chattel mortgage, hereaftertermed "repossessed" or "repossessing" shall, within twenty -four (24) hours after repossessing such vehicle if repossessed within the City, complete and file in person at the Sheriffs station which serves the City of BellIIower, a form furnished bythe Sheriff setting forth the following information: a The make, model, year, motor number, serial number, and license number of such vehicle. b. The name and address of the registered owner of such vehicle. c. The name and address of the legal owner of such vehicle at the time of re- possession. d. The name and address of the person or agency repossessing the vehicle. e. Date, time, and exact location of re- possession. f Such other information as the Sheriff shall find to be necessary for the identification of vehicles reported to the Sheriff as having been stolen, or necessaryfor the prevention of fraud in the repossession of motor vehicles, (Ord. #21, g 1) b. Plunkett Street between the intersec• Lions thereof with Woodruff Avenue and Ibbet- son Avenue. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 21107.5 of the vehicle Code of the State of California the City Council hereby declares that the Provisions of this chapter and the vehicle Code of the State of California shall apply to the aforementioned privately owned and maintained streets unless there is posted on such a road a notice of such sue, shape and color as to be readily legible during the daylight hours from a distance of one hundred (100) feet to the effect that the road is privately owned and maintained and that it is not subject to public traffic, regulation and control. The City Council further finds and determines, that so long as the streets are not so posted, that it shall provide traffic law enforcement on said streets and that said streets shall be subject to all the provisions of this chapter and the Vehicle Code of the State of California and except as herein provided the City shall not be deemed to assume any responsibility or liability for the maintenance or care of the privatelyowned and maintained streets. (Ord. #176, g 1) Section 7 -10. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Section 7.8. ENFORCEMENT OF THE CHAPTER PROVISIONS AND THE VEHICLE CODE ON PRIVATELY OWNED AND MAINTAINED ROADS The City Council hereby finds and de- termines that the following are privately owned and maintained roads which are generally held open for use of the public for purposes of vehicular traffic and which so connect with highways that the public can not determine that said privately owned and maintained roads are not highways, namely: Subsection 7.10.1. Parking Restrictions. No person shall park any commercialvehicie, truck or trailer, or special equipment vehicles with a manufacturer's plate rated capacityof eight thousand (8,000) pounds or more gross vehicle weight on any street located in the City, except when such vehicle is parked while actually and continuously being loaded, or unloaded, or when such vehicle is parked because its presence is in connection with and in aid of the performance of a service to or on property in the block in which such vehicle is parked for such time as is reasonably necessary to complete the permitted serv,ce. 707 s_va. 7-89 OCT -20 -1993 22;35 FROM CITY OF BELLFLOWER TO • 7 -10 A commercial vehicle shall mean anyvehicle bearing a commercial license plate and as defined in the California Vehicle Code, provided that no passenger car nor recreation vehicle shall be deemed a commercial vehicle even if bearing a commercial license plate. (Ord. #337, § 1) BELLFLOWER MUNICIPAL CODE Subsection 7.10.1A. Parking of Commerical Vehicles on Private Property Located in Residential Area. No person shall park any commercial vehicle, as described in Subsection 7 -10.1 of this Code, on any private property, where vehicle access made from a street that has not been appropriately designated a "truck route," or located within any residential area, except commerical vehicles registered to public or private schools and /or nonprofit corpora- tions. (Ord. +692, § 1) Subsection 7.10.2 Reserved. Subsection 7 -10.3. Contractors' Vehicles, a. Permitted Exceptions to Time Limit Parking, Persons shall be permitted to park contractors' vehicles in the City of Bellflower beyond the enforceable posted time limits provided that such vehicle(s) is parked be- cause its presence is in connection with and in the aide of the performance of a service to or on residential and /or commercial property in the block in which such vehicle(s) is parked for such time as is reasonably necessary to complete permitted service(s). This subsec- tion does not apply to State Highway 19, also known as Lakewood Boulevard. b. Contractor's Vehicle Lifined. A con- tractor's vehicle shall be defined as anyvehicle with no more than two (2) axles registered as a commercial vehicle as defined by the Cali- fornia Vehicle Code and utilized for the fol- lowing, but not limited to, residential and /or commercial property services: general con- struction; brick laying: cable te',evision repair I- 6_1 6396957 P 04 7 -10 ar,d /or installation; carpentry, carpet laving; deliveries requiring extended periods of time; drapery hanging or removal; electrical repairs and installation; extermination of pests and /or rodents; gardening and landscaping; locksmith services; exterior or interior paint- ing; plumbing; pool services or repair; roof repair; telephone installation or repair; water delivery and window or glass installation. C. Vehicle Parking Regulations. Any of the above vehicles parked within or beyond the posted time limits shall adhere to all other applicable state Iaws and municipal• ordi- nances relating to parking a vehicle on a City street. d. Requirements. Contractors' vehicles Parking in the City of Bellflower as specified under this subsection are required to: 1, Applyto obtain a contractors parking permit which will be displayed on the left rear bumper of the contractor's vehicle(s). 2. At the time said contractor is apply- ing for the contractor's parking permit(s), said contractor will provide the City of Bell- flower with proper evidence demonstrating that said contractor's vehicle(s) is registered with the California Department of Motor Vehicles as a commercial vehicle. 3. Once paragraphs d, I and d, 2 above are complete, purchase an annual parking permit issued by the City at a cost to the permittee of twenty-five (525.00) dollars per permit to cover the direct costs of issuance. Each permit will be valid for the calendar year commencing on January 1 in the year the permit is purchased, One permit is re- quired for each vehicle the permittee is registering. e. Exceptions. 1. No contractors' vehicles shall be Permitted to park during such times as to block or interfere with posted City street sweeping operations. 2. No contractors' vehicles shall be permitted to park during such times as to block or interfere w th a scheduled speciai event whi ^h temporarily limits parking in any Supp - , 7 -EA OS OCT -20 - 1993 22:36 FROM C• OF BELLFLOWER TO MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Schedule I SPEED LIMITS Name pf Strm Spend Limits Location Allington Street 35 mph Between the intersection of Palo Verde Avenue and Carpintero Avenue. Alondra Boulevard 40 mph From the east to the west City boundaries Artesia Boulevard 40 mph From the east to the west City boundaries. Beliflower Boulevard 40 mph From Faster Road to Compton Boulevard. 8e1111ower Boulevard 35 mph Flom Compton Boulevard to Alondra Boulevard. Bellflower Boulevard 30 mph From Akmdra Boulevard to Flora Vista Street, Bellflower Beutevard 25 mph From Flora Vista Street to •91 Freeway, "the Business District" as pro- vided per Section 235 of the California Vehicle Code. Bellflower Boulevard 35 mph From #91 Freewayto the South City boundary. Clark Avenue 35 mph Between the intersection of Foster Road and Rose Street, Compton Boulevard 35 mph Betweenthe intersections of Carfaa Avenue and Lakewood Boulevard. Downey Avenue $5 mph From the north to the South City boundary. Flora Vista Street 25 mph From Clark Avenue to Santa Ana Avenue. Flower Street a 35 mph Between the intersections of Hayter Avenue and Bellflower Boulevard. b. 30 mph Between the intersections Of Beliflower Boulevard and Woodruff Avenue, Foster Ruad 35 mph Between Hanweil Avenue and Regentview Avenue and Gardendale Street between Lakewood Soule. vard and Hanwe9 Avenue. Lakewddd Boulevard 40 mph Between the inwrwwns of Gardendale Street and Rose Stmt McNa5 Avenue 25 mph From Hayford Street to Mapledale Street Pacific Avenue 30 mph From Bellflower Boule. vard to Alondra Boule• vard. Palo Verde Avenue 40 mph Betweentheintersections of Artesia 8011levar4 and Ahington Street 7 -15 6396957 P.05 7 -16 Name pjytreet Spaad Limits Location Rosecrans Avenue 40 mph Between the east and west City boundary. Woodruff Avenue 40 mph Between theintersecttens of Foster Road and Rose Street. C. Reasonable and Sgfe Speed Limas. The prima facie speed Limits as provided in paragraph b. for the streets and highways, and portions thereof, as designated in Schedule I, Speed Limits, are hereby found to be most appropriate to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic; and said speed limits are hereby declared and determined to be reasonable and safe. d. Effective Date. The prima facie speed limits as provided in this section shall become effective at such time as signs giving notice of such speed limits are erected upon the streets, and highways, or portions thereof. in the manner and method as required by law (Ord. #521, H 2 -5; Ord. #572, §§ 2 -5) Section 7.16. TRUCK ROUTES The following streets and parts of streets are declared to be Truck Traffic Routes for the movement of vehicles exceeding a maxi- 710-1 OCT -20 -1993 22;36 FROM 7.17 CITY OF BELLFLOWER TO 0 6396957 P.06 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC mum gross weight of eight thousand (8,000) pounds: Alondra Boulevard from Hayter Avenue to the east side of the San Gabriel River (east City boundary). Artesia Place from Woodruff Avenue to Bixby Avenue. Artesia Boulevard from Downey Avenue (west City boundary) to the west side of the San Gabriel River (east City boundary). Bellflower Boulevard from 150 feet south of Rose Street (south City boundary) to Flower Street. Bellflower Boulevard from Alondra Boule- vard to Foster Road. Clark Avenue from Artesia Boulevard to Rosecrans Avenue. Compton Boulevard from Lakewood Boule- vard to Woodruff Avenue. Downey Avenue from Artesia Boulevard to 450 feet north of Park Street (north City boundary). Flora Vista Street from Woodruff Avenue to Bellflower Boulevard and on Corn utaAvenue from Flora Vista Street (East of Cornuta) to Flora Vista Street (West of Cornuta). Also that no truck parking at any time will he permitted on these streets included above. Flower Street from Lakewood Boulevard to Woodruff Avenue. Rosecrans Avenue from Lakewood Boule- vard to the east side of the San Gabriel River (east City boundary). Woodruff Avenue from 150 feet south of Rose Street (south City boundary) to Foster Road. Section 7 -17. PEDESTRIAN MALL a. Established. The City Council does here- by declare and determine that a pedestrian mall is established to cover the alleys within the limits of Vehicle Parking District No. I being more particularly described as follows. The First Alley west of Bellflower Boulevard (formerly Somerset Avenue) within Blocks to 7 -18 11 inclusive, Tract No. :304 in the City of Bellflower, County of Los Angeles, State of California, as shown on map recorded in Book 16, Page 125 of Maps in the office of the County Recorder of said County extending from Mayne Street on the north to Flower Street on the south. b. Rules and Regulations. 1. A1l vehicular traffic shall beprohibited from said pedestrian mall. 2. The maintenance operation and con- trol ofsaid pedestrian mall shall be under the jurisdiction of the Parking Commission of the City and shall be used in a manner compatible to the needs of said Vehicle Parking District No. 1. (Ord. #214, § 1) SECTION 7.18. VEHICLE PARKING DISTRICT NO. 1 Subsection 7 -18.1 Petitions Filed for Establishment Parking District No. 1. a. The City Council hereby finds, deter mines and declares that petitions under the Vehicle Parking District Law of 1943 were heretofore filed in the office of the City Clerk of the Cftyof Bellflower, and that said petitions were duly signed by the required number of qualified signers. b. The City Council further finds, de termines and declares that said petitions were in the form and manner as prescribed by said Vehicle Parking District Law of 1943. c. The City Council finds, determines and declares that the public interest and necessity require the acquisition and improvement described in the petitions, and that the property proposed to be acquired is necessary for the purpose of a vehicle parking district, and this City Council hereby declares its intention to form Vehicle Parking District No. 1 and to acquire the lands and rights -of -way, if any, and construct the proposed improve. ments. 711 • 10/22/93 12:07 $310 630 6731 PARAmouNrr r� L FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION COVER SHEET 2001/005 Date: i l b �' Fax Number: � L09- 7 Main Phone: From C Office: This fax consists of: pages (inclyding over sheet) if there are any problems with this transmission, please contact _ ! /i1 a z) - 2 :�- :�' :�J Comments: 16400 Colorado Avenue • Paramount, California 90723 -5050 • (310) 220 -2000 Facsimiles: City Hall (310) 630 -6731, Public Services Facility (310) 630 -2713, Sheriffs Substation (310) 220 -2009 0 0 10/22/93 12:08 '0510 630 6731 PARAMOUNT a 002 /005 § 29 -14 PARAMOUNT MUNICIPAL CODE - Motor Vehicles and Traffic § 29 -17 Article V. Truck Routes . Sec. 29 -14. Posting signs Whenever in this article, any street or portion thereof designated or described as a street the use of which is permitted by any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of six thousand pounds, the director of public works is hereby authorized to designate such street or portion thereof by appropriate signs as 'truck traffic routes' for the movement of vehicles exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of six thousand pounds. (Ord. No. 167, § 1.) Sec. 29 -15. Desianation of streets The following streets and parts of streets are declared to be truck traffic routes for the movements of vehicles exceeding a maximum gross weight of six thousand pounds: (a) Alondra Boulevard, from west city limits to east city limits. (b) Compton Boulevard, from west city limits to east city limits. (o) Garfield Avenue, from south City limits to north city limits, (d) Orange Avenue, from south city limits to Compton Boulevard. (e) Paramount Boulevard, from Rosecrans Avenue to Century Boulevard. (f) Rosecrans Avenue, from west city limits to Century Boulevard. (Ord. No. 167, § 1 as amended by Ord. No. 621, § 1.) Sec. 29 -16. Use oenerally When any truck traffic routes are established and designated by appropriate signs, no person shall drive or park any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of six thousand pounds on any street or portion of a street except those so designated as truck traffic routes, except as permitted by section 35703 of the Vehicle Code of the state and section 29 -17 of this Code. The provisions of this section shall not apply to passenger buses under the Jurisdiction of the public utilities commission, pursuant to the provisions of section 1031 to 1036, of the Public Utilities Code of the state. (Ord. No. 167, § 1.) Sec 29 -17. Use for local deliveries, etc Notwithstanding any other provision of this article, nothing herein shall be deemed to prohibit any vehicle from traveling on Paramount Boulevard from Alondra Boulevard to the south city limits when necessary for the purpose of using a public scale and from traveling on any restricted street when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on such restricted street, or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used in the actual and bona We repair, alteration, remodeling or construction of any building or structure upon such restricted street for which a building permit has previously been obtained therefor. (Ord. No. 167, § 1 as amended by Ord. No_ 626, § 1.) 6 For state law authorizing city to restrict weight of vehicles using certain streets, see Veh. Code, §§ 35701 to 35705. As to authority to prohibit particular vehicles from using certain streets, see Veh. C., § 21101(d). Ct 29 - Pg. 9 10/22 /93 12:08 %2310 830 6731 PARA.aoANT • § 29 -17.1 PARAMOUNT MUNICIPAL CODE - Motor Vehicles a nd Tr affic Article V -1 Interstate Trucks Sec. 29 -17.1. Definitions 2003/005 1129-17.4 The following words and phrases shall have the meanings set forth, and H any word or phrase used in this article is not defined In this section, it shall have the meanings set forth In the California Vehicle Code: provided that if any such word or phrase is not defined in the vehicle code, in shall have the meaning attributed to it in ordinary usage. (a) Ter minal means any facility at which freight is consolidated to be shipped or where full load consignments may be loaded and off loaded or at which the vehicles are regularly maintained, stored or manufactured. (b) Interstate truck means a truck tractor and semi - trailer or truck tractor, semi - trailer and trailer with unlimited length as regulated by the vehicle code. (c) Engineer means the city engineer or his authorized representative. (d) Caltra,,cn means the State of California Department of Transportation or its successor agency. (Ord. No. 589.) Sec. 2 -17.2. Purpose The purpose of this article is to establish procedures for terminal designation and truck route designation to terminals for interstate trucks operating on a federally designated highway system and to promote the general health, safety and welfare of the public. (Ord. No. 589.) Sec. 29 -17.3. Application (a) Any Interested person requiring terminal access for Interstate trucks from the federally designated highway system shall submit an application, on a form as provided by the city, together with such information as may be required by the city engineer and appropriate fees to the City of Paramount (b) Upon receipt of the application, the city engineer will cause an investigation to be made to ascertain whether or not the proposed terminal facility meets the requirements for an interstate truck terminal. Upon his approval of that designation, he will then determine the capability of the route requested and alternate routes, whether requested or not. Determination of route capability will include, without limitation, a review of adequate turning radii and lane widths of ramps, Intersections and highways and general traffic conditions such as sight distance, speed and traffic volumes. No access off a federally designated highway system will be approved without the approval of Caltrans, (c) Should the requested route pass through the City of Paramount to a terminal located in another jurisdiction, the applicant shall also comply with that jurisdiction's application process. Applicant shall furnish proof of approvals by all other affected jurisdictions. Costs for trailblazer signs shall be as provided In section 29 -17 4. (Ord. No. 589.) Sec 29 -17.4. t=ees and costs (a) The applicant shall pay a nonrefundable application fee, as established by the city by resolution, sufficient to pay the cost of the review of the terminal designation and the review of the route and alternate route. Ch. 29 - Pg. 10 10/22/95 12:09 $010 090 0791 PARAMOL1T 0004 /005 § 29 -17 4 PARAMOUNT MUNICIPAL CODE - Motor Vehicles and Traffic § 29 -17.7 (b) Upon the approval of the terminal designation and route by the city and by Caltrans, the applicant shall deposit with the City of Paramount sufficient funds as estimated by the city engineer to pay for the purchase and installation of terminal trailblazer signs. Trailblazer signs will be required at every decision point in the city on route to the terminal. Upon completion of the installation of the signs, the actual cost shall be computed and any difference between the actual and the estimated cost shall be billed or refunded to the applicant, whichever the case may be. No terminal or route may be used until such signs as may be required are in place. Costs for trailblazer signs may be proportioned In accordance with the procedures in section 29 -17.5. (Ord. No. 589.) Sec. 29 -17.5. Retrofitting (a) If all feasible routes to a requested terminal are found unsatisfactory by the city engineer, the applicant may request retrofitting the deficiencies. All costs of engineering, construction and Inspection will be the responsibility of the applicant. Except when the retrofitting of deficiencies is within the jurisdiction of Caitrans, the actual construction will be done by the city or by a contractor acceptable to it. (b) When the work is to be done by the city, the applicant shall deposit with the City of Paramount the estimated cost of retrofitting. Adjustments between the estimated and actual cost shall be made after completion of work and any difference between the actual and the estimated cost shall be billed or refunded to the applicant as the case may be. When the work Is done by the applicant, the applicant may me with the city engineer, on a form satisfactory to the city engineer, a statement detailing the actual costs of the retrofitting_ (c) If at any time within five years from the date of completion of the retrofitting by the applicant, should any applicant seek terminal approval which would use the route upon which such retrofitting was accomplished, any such applicants' fee may include that applicants' proportionate share of the retrofitting as determined by the city engineer, which fee shall be disbursed by the City of Paramount to the applicant who paid for the retrofitting if still doing business at the terminal designated under his application as well as to any other applicant who contributed to the cost of retrofitting under this subsection. Nothing herein shall require the payment of a proportionate fee if the applicant doing the work failed to file the report with the city engineer required by subsection (b) above. (Ord. No. 589.) Sec_ 29 -17.6. R vocation of route The city engineer may revoke any approved terminal or route If the terminal or route becomes a traffic hazard for vehicular traffic. A safety hazard includes the inability of interstate trucks to negotiate the route or said vehicles causing unsafe driving conditions for other vehicular traffic or pedestrians. (Ord. No. 589,) Sec. 29 -17.7. Appeal process (a) If the city engineer denies a terminal designation or route feasibility or revokes a previously approved terminal or route, the applicant /terminal owner within ten days following the date of receipt of the decision of the city engineer may appeal said decision to the c council In writing. An appeal shall be filed with the city clerk. The appeal shall state specifically whether there was an error or abuse of discretion by the city engineer or wherein Its decision is not supported by the evidence in the record. Within five days of the filing of an appeal, the city engineer shall transmit to the city clerk the terminal application, the sketches of the revoked route and all other data filed therewith, the report of the city engineer, the findings of the city engineer and his decision on the application. (b) The city clerk shall make copies of the data provided by the city engineer available to the applicant and to the appellant ('t the applicant is not the appellant) for inspection and may give notice of the time when the appeal will be considered by the city council. Ch. 29 - Pg. 11 10/22/99 12 09 '$310 63031 PARAMOUNT • Q005/005 § 29.17.7 PARAMOUNT MUNICIPAL CODE - Motor Vehicles and Traffic 129-18 (c) If Caltrans and not the city engineer denies or revokes terminal access from federally designated highways, no appeal may be made to the city council, but must be made to Caltrans as may be permitted by Caltrans. (Ord. No. 589.) Sec. 29 -17. . Severablllty If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person, firm, corporation or circumstance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion thereof. The city council of the City of Paramount hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions be declared Invalid or unconstitutional. (Ord. No. 589.) Article VI. Abandoned, Wrecked, Dismantled or Inoperative Vehicles See. 29 -183 Declared public nuisance: definitions In addition to and In accordance with the determination made and the authority granted by the state under section 22660 of the state Vehicle Code to remove abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicles or parts thereof as public nuisances, the city council hereby makes the following findings and declarations: The accumulation and storage of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicles or parts thereof on private or public property not Including highways is hereby found to create a condition tending to reduce the value of private property, the promote blight and deterioration, to invite plundering, to create fire hazards, to constitute an attractive nuisance creating a hazard to the health and safety of minors, to create a harborage for rodents and insects and to be injurious to the health, safety and general welfare. Therefore, the presence of an abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicle or parts thereof, on private or public property not including highways, except as expressly hereinafter permitted, is hereby declared to constitute a public nuisance which may be abated as such in accordance with the provisions of this article. For the purposes of this article, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to them by this section: Highway . A way or place of whatever nature, publicly maintained and open to the use of the public for purposes of vehicular travel. "Highway' includes "street." Owner of the land The owner of the land on which the vehicle, or pans thereof, is located, as shown on the last equalized assessment roll. Owner of the vehicle The last registered owner and legal owner of record. Public nrooerty Does not include "highway" Vehicl . A device by which any person or property may be propelled, moved 6r drawn upon a highway, except a device moved by human power or used exclusively upon stationary rails or tracks. (Ord. No. Wo. § 2.) Ch. 29 - Pg. 12 0 Jon 4UG4 t,11Y OF LOMITA 0 AND PARKING: § 8.1.17 (b) Restriction on advertising, Is 0 person shall suspend, place or attach on the exterior of a vehicle parked up n a public street, but the foregoing sha not l be deemed to apply to any sign painted directly upc a or permanently affixed to the body or an integral part or fixture of a vehicle for permanent det or, identity or display, and which does lot extend beyond the overall width or height of such veh cle. Sec. 8 -1,06. Abandoned vehicle on highways (a) Remora! to Rafe place. The e been parked or left standing upon a hi (b) "Safe place" defined. An use( confined to, any garage, parking lot jurisdiction of, the County of Los Anl proprietor of which will accept such ve Cross reference — Removal of Property other than highways, § 8. See. 8 -1.06. Vision safety parki, (a) Vision safety parking zones intersection of two (2) or more streets sign.g or traffic signals. (b) It shall be unlawful for any v height with windows on all sides tha designated ae a vision safety parking zc (c) This regulation shall not be e erected to designate the limits of the vi (h). (Ord. No. 330, § 1, 9- 21 -81) Secs, 8- 1.07 - 8.1.115. Reserved. ARTICLE. See, 8 -1.16. Vehicles weighing Pennsylvania Avon All vehicles in excess of six thou using Pennsylvania Avenue from the I the north ac a thoroughfare. Sac. 8 -1.17, Truck routes. (a) Intent. The intention of this for commercial vehicles exceeding six (h), supp. No. 13 Shall remove to a safe place for seventy -two (72) or inure In this section the words "safe place" ii or open space owned by, maintained ales, and also every privately owned g[ icles. (Ord. No. 299, § 1, 7 -2.79) ibandoned vehicles on private proper I.01 at seq. zones. be established by the city count e at least one of said streets is nut , icle, except passenger vehicles less th are transparent and unobstructed, t, ;ive unless and until the city has safety zone and to define the tlrov COMMERCIAL VEHICLES excess of six thousand pou (6,000) pounds, unladen weight., are Coast Highway on the south u, Lon, is to provide through passage truck td (6,000) pounds on the streets set B10 Post -it" brand fax ., -Y" which hag hours, c, but are not or under the the owner or and public adjacent to any ntrolled by stop n rive (5) feet in park in an area d signs to be of subsection , rohibited on rohibited from I Boulevard on ,tos in the city tin subsection memo 7671 $of paper � From 003 P01 1993 -10 -22 04:29 § 8.1.17 • 310 325 4024 (b) Designated. Any commerc thousand (6,000) pounds is hereby p ter provided, other than when nec� loading or unloading, but then or necessary! (1) Lomita Boulevard; (2) Narbonne Avenue; r CITY OF LOMITA • AND PARKING vehicle exceeding a maximum gross ibited from using any street in the cit ry to traverse streets to a destinatio by such deviation from a truck ru § 8 -1.17 weight limit of six except as hereinaf- for the purp<me of Le as is reasonably 003 P02 eupp• No. 13 1 810.1 3333 -10 -22 04:31 30325 4024 CITY OF LOMITA 0 004 P01 § 8.1.17 (3) Western Avenue. AND PARKING (c) Erection of signs; effec iue date. The city shall cause maintained appropriate signs wi bin the city designating the truck shall be effective at such time said signs have been erected. Sec. 8 -1.18. Exceptions. Notwithstanding any othe deemed to prohibit any vehicle the purpose of making pickups to any building or structure lc delivering materials to be ui remodeling or construction of a which a building permit has pr chapter apply to any vehicle a construction, installation or rel provision of this chapter nothli om traveling on a restricted street r deliveries of goods, wares and n- tted on such restricted street, or I in the actual and bona fide building or structure upon such riously been obtained; nor shall a. ied by a public utility while necei it of any public utility. $ 8 -1.20 be erected and tea. This section herein shall be ,en necessary for :handise from or the purpose of pair, alteration, tricted street for provision of this 'ily in use in the See. 8-1.19. Parking time Ration. A person shall not park any commercial vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limit of six thousand (6 000) pounds unladen on any highway, street or alley _. within the city limits for more than two (2) hours at any one time, except for: (1) necessary loading and loading; (2) vehicles engaged in per rming a service activity on the ad acent lot or parcel of land; (3) vehicles used in conjure tion with a lawful commercial use n the adjacent lot or parcel of land; (4) vehicles used during the construction of buildings or struett res on the adjacent lot or parcel of land. See. 8 -1.20. Vehicles trans rting hazardous materials. (A) A vehicle transporting hazardous material or substance as identified in Title 49 of the Code of Federal Re ations must be attended at all tim as by its driver or a qualified representative of the otor carrier that operates it, end shall not be parked on any highway, highway shoulder street, alley, public way or public place, or within five (5) feet of the traveled portion thereof, within a residential zone or i 4thin one thousand (1,000) feet of any school or within three hundred (300) feet of RILy bridge or tunnel, except for brief periods when mechanical or equipment failure or disablement or malfunction of the vehicle or the necessities of operation require the vehicle to be parked and make it impractice. to park the vehicle in any other p ace. (13) Repair, maintenance, r fuse, utility, termite and pesticide v hicles, fuel delivery vehicles and vehicles deliverin life support and health commodities, while servicing Sapp. No. 9 811 0 9 -.,..' 1. 2U; CIlt Traffic Regulations Poswt brand f ax transmittal memo AM d aepogw . A GG • o• a rso Dept. or .f °" ro Q3o -7600 10_ .5/3- ��3 B Ots�V, N.M. (Ord. #92 -969, ¢1) Wit 220 223 23C Boi 23? 1310ti3957B�.r. L 5 $3261.1 vard Avenue. ng ng 3260.3. Exceptions. Notwithstanding any other provision; of this Part nothing herein shall be deemed to prohibit any vehicle coming from an unre. stricted street having ingress or egress by direct route to and from a restrict- ed street when necessary for the purpose of making pickups or deliveries of goods, wares, and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on the restricted street or for the purpose of delivering materials to be used .in the actual and bona fide repair, alteration, remodeling, or construction of any building or structure upon the restricted street for which a building per- mit has previously been obtained, nor shall any provision of this Section ap- ply to any vehicle owned by a public utility or licensed contractor while nec- essarily in use in the construction, installation or repair of any public utility, or to any vehicle (passenger stage) subject to the provisions of Section 1031 to 1036, inclusive, of the California public Utilities Code. (Ord. #92 -969, $1) 3260.4. The City Council of the City of Carson hereby determines that the croction of appropriate signs on those streets designated in Section 3260,2 will best serve to give notice of this Part. This Part shall not be effective until such time as said signs have been erected. (Ord. #92 -969, §1) 3261. Oversize Vehicle 3261.1. Definitions. For the purpose of this Pan the following terms, words, phrases and their derivation shall have the moaning given herein: (a) "Approved Ingress or Egress Point" shall mean an exit or entrance to or from a highway in the National System of Interstate and Do- fence highways or a federal -aid primary highway which has boon designated and signed by the State of California Department of Transportation for use by vehicles or combinations of vehicles ex. coeding the limitations of Sections 35400, 35401 or 35411, or 318.9 u2l1 LiY :CITY is __,�JN 29. 30, 31. 32. 33. Rev. Ord. Supp. #26(1/93) $3261.2 • .,� -iJ� L'l: JO i (.111 LL0' lei U6�t9 r J�6c rf G, :i Carson Municipal Code subdivisions (b) w (o), inclusive, of Section 35402 of the California Vehicle Codo, (b) "designated Oversized Truck Route" shall mean a route approved and signed by the City of Carson pursuant to this Part between an approved ingress or egress point and a terminal or service facil- ity. (c) "Oversized Vehicle" shall mean any vehicle or combination of ve- hicles with a kingpin setting in excess of forty (40) feet or an overall length greater than sixty -five (65) feet. (d) "Service Facility" shall mean an area located within one -half mile of an approved ingress or egress point where in addition to repair services for oversized vehicles are available at least two of the following three services - diesel fact, food, and/or lodging. (e) "Terminal Facility" shin mean a facility at which freight is consol- idated to be shipped and where full load consignments may be on- loaded, off-loaded, or at which oversized vehicles are regularly maintained, stored or manufactured. (Ord. #92 - 969, 11) (a) No person may operate any oversise vehicle on any street within the City of Carson except when traveling along a designated over- sized truck route, or as provided in Section 3261.3. (b) No person may operate a vehicle or combination of vehicles with it kingpin setting greater than thirty -eight (38) feet and not more than forty (40) feet on any street in the City of Carson or any street where such operation is prohibited and signs giving notice thereof have been erected. (c) No person may operate a vehicle or combination of vehicles in ex- cess of sixty (60) feet on any street when such operation is � pro- hibited and signs giving notice thereof have boon erected. (Ord. #92 -969. §1) 318.10 Rov.Ord.Supp. #26(1/93) : Lffr BY:C(TY Ur ,_.L.wN a i i LjU L1 i , t_ pVl 131U6335762, fF J Q Traffic Regulations $3261.5 3261.3. Exceotions, This Part shall not apply to: (a) Licensed carriers of household goods if travel on streets other than designated oversized truck routes is necessary and inciden- tal to the shipment of the household goods: or (b) Persons operating vehicles traveling between an approved service facility ingress and egress point and a service facility located not more than one -half (1/2) mile from an approved ingress or egress point if the City has not designated an oversized truck route be- tween the service facility and the approved ingress or egress point, and if such access is consistent with the safe operation of vehicles or combinations of vehicles exceeding 60 feet in total length. (Ord. "092 -969, 11) 3261.4. Width Prohibition. No person may operate any vehicle or combination of vehicles in excess of ninety -six (96) inches in width on any street within the City of Carson, without first obtaining a Moving Permit put- scant to the Highway Permit Ordinance. (Ord. #92 -969, §1) ` 3261.5. Designated Oversized Truck Routes to Terminal Facilities (a) Any person owning and operating a terminal facility desiring to have a designated oversized truck route to or from said facility established by the City shall submit to the Public Works Depart- ment an application on a form provided by the Department. The applicant shall also pay the requisite application fee established by the Director of Public Works and provide such information as may be requested by the Department. (b) The Director of Public Works will determine if the facility consti- tutes a terminal and, if so, whether there exists a mute over which oversized vehicles may safely travel between the facility and approved ingress and egress points. In determining whether a� safe route exists, the Public Works Director shall consider turn- ing radii and lane widths of ramps, intersections, highways and driveways and general traffic conditions such as sight distance. speed and traffic volumes. If a route or routes to and from a terminal is or are found to be safe, the Director of Public Works shall apply to the AalKorttia neyartment of Tranepttrtation for 318.11 Rev.Ord.Supp. #26(1/93) GENT BY:CITY Ur . i, u� 14:31 ; CITY Cl• 13106395762;4 V 5 §3261.6 Carson Municipal Code approval of egress and ingress points and concurrence in the ov- ersized truck route tentatively designated by the City. If the Cal- ifornia Department of Transportation approves ingress and egress points and concurs in the oversized truck route tentatively desig- nated by the City, a designated oversized truck mute shall be est- ablished by the City. (c) The City may establish a designated oversized truck route condi- tioned upon the applicant taking certain corrective actions neces. sary for the designated oversized truck route to be safe. The Di- rector of Public Works may apply for approval of the California Department of Transportation prior to undertakiag said corrective action. No designated oversized truck route shalt be signed until all corrective work has been completed to the satisfaction of the Director of Public Works. The cost of all corrective work, includ- ing time for review and inspection by the City, shall be borne by the applicant. (d) Should the safest oversized truck route between an approve¢ egress and ingress point involve streets or highways outside the City, no oversized truck route shall be established without a con- dition that the oversized truck route outside the City be approved by the appropriate jurisdiction for the establishment to be effec- tive and prior to the oversized truck mute being signed by the City. (Ord. #92 -969, $1) 3261.6. Eta and C oqtpz - (a) The applicant shall pay a nonrefundable application fee, as estab- lished by the Director of Public Worke, to pay for the invesdgation and processing of the application provided for in Section 3261.5. (b) Upon establishment of a designated oversized truck route, the ap- plicant shall deposit with the City sufficient funds , as determined by the Director of Public Works to pay the cost of purchase and installation of route signing. (Ord. #92 -969, 11) 3261 .7. Revocation of Designation, Tho Director of Public Works may revoke the designation of any oversized truck route if he or she finds that 316.12 Rev.Ord.Supp. #26(1/93) 6FNr BY:CITY UN L.u,(60 11;;i2 C11 CA 13i06395762 r 51 5 Traffic Regulations §3261.10 the route is unsafe for use by oversized vehicles, If the designated oversized truck route serves a terminal facility, the owner or operator of the terminal facility shall be notified in writing of the grounds of the revocation ten (10) days prior to the effective data of the revocation. The effective date of the revocation shall be stayed if an appeal of the revocation is filed within said ten (10) day period. Service of the notice of revocation shall be effective on the date the notice is deposited in the United States Postal Service by certi- fied mail or personally delivered to the terminal address. (Ord. #92.969, §1) 3261.8. Appeal. If an application is not approved or approval of a previously designated oversized truck route is revoked, any interested per- son may, within ten (10) days following such denial or revocation, file a 'writ- ten appeal with the City Council. The appeal shall specifically state the grounds for the appeal. The City Council shall consider the appeal and its de- termination shall be final, If an application is not approved or a designated oversized truck route revoked, no person may apply for establishment of an oversized truck route to serve the same terminal for a period of one (1) year from the date of said disapproval or revocation. (Ord. #92.969, 11) -' 3261.9. Service Facilities, Whenever the California Department of Transportation establishes approved ingress and egress and points for access to a service facility, the Department of Public Works shall establish a desig- nated oversized truck route between the approved ingress and egress points and the service facility, Said designated oversized truck route shall be con- sistent, with the safe operation of oversized vehicles. The Director of Public Works shall petition the California Department of Transportation to rescind the approved ingress and egress points for aceeas to a service facility if the Director determines that no safe oversized truck route exists between the approved ingress and egress points and the service facility or that the serv- ice facility is not located within one -half (14) mile of approved ingress and egress points, (Ord. #92 -969, §1) 3261.10. Prohibited Routes S for Vehicles with 9 Kingpin C tting of from 38 Feet Through and Including 40 Feet, The Director of Public Works shall recommend to the City Council the designation of streets where the operation of trucks with kingpin lengths from thirty-eight (38) feet through and including forty (40) foot shall be prohibited. The City Council shall pro- hibit travel by such trucks on any street where It finds such travel to be un- safe based upon such factors. No prohibition enacted pursuant to this Section shall be enforced until the Public Works Director or his designee has crested signs giving notice tharoof, (Ord. #92.969, 11) 318.13 Rev.Ord. Sapp. #26(1/93) °SENT B1:City of Cudahy W -21 -93 3:11PM f 2137SP72y CCITT 33:# 1 City of C udah r, California 1worporaled November 10, 1960 F -0, Box 1 W7 5220 Santa Ana Stn et Cudahy, CA 90201 213.773.5113 DEBTINATI091 ' 310 & Z q TO C - ("V -Ltn -� ZIt� tno 'j 4L aLJ D21TE i >RE a ,��1� ��,kc,a -�z NIINBE11 or MIS ('"'tadinq tbie page) a plea%.) notify me a t the th abovg e eaddre s or telephone OCT c1 '33 IT 06 p.2 I DONNA M. RHINE, City Clerk of the City of Brea, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Brea, held on this 15th day of December , 1987, and was finally passed at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Brea held on the Sth_ day of January , 1988, by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Blanw, Nelson, Sutton, Layton & Hicks NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ABSTAINED: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None �7 , City Clerk of the City of Brea L \104 \Truckord \Brea 1.5.2E 2 SENT B4:City of Cudahy § &5 Section 42030(a'; however, in no event shall such fine be less than one hundred ($100.00) dollars nor more than five hundred ($500.00) dollars. (Ord. #392, § 1; Ord, #393, § 1; Ord. #429, § 1) Section 8-6. 1 EHICLE WEIGHT LIMITS: 11SCEPTIONS The provision � of Section &8 shall not be applicable to tb a use of the streets therein listed by a vehic Is when it is necessary for a vehicle to travel over such streets for the purpose of deli-. aring materials to be used in the actual and b )na fide conduct of a business located on suck street or repair, alteration, remodeling, or construction of any building or structure locate i upon such streets and for which a building permit has previously been obtained and is in full force and effect. The provisions of Section 6 -5 shall not be effective until appropria a signs have been erected. (Ord. #262, § 1( Section 8.7. ABANDONED VEHICLES a. The Chid Enforcement Officer shall remove to a saf + place every vehicle which has been parked or left standing upon a highway for seventy -tw ) (72) or more consecutive hours. b. As used n this chapter, the words 'safe place' shall m san and include, but are not confined to, an y garage, parking lot, or open space owned b maintained by, or under the jurisdiction of t ie City and also every privately- owned garage t he owner or proprietor of which will accept suc I vehicles. (Ord. #262, § 1) Rev. Ord. Supp. 11 a2 O 0 -21 -93 3:12PM ; 21370072-3 CUDAHY MUNICIPAL CODE CCITT 33 ;# 3 § &9 Section 8.8. ALL -NIGHT PARKING: EXCEPTIONS The operator of any vehicle shall not park such vehicle on any highway, street, alley, or public way or public place between the hours of 3.00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any day, except as otherwise provided in this section. a. The prohibitions of this section shall not apply to any vehicle which has attached thereto an all -night parking permit validly issued by the Chief Law Enforcement Officer or Direc- tor of Building and Public Services. Such permits shell be issued only in the case of genuine emergencies. All-night parking permits shall be issued for a period not to exceed twenty -four (24) hours; provided, however upon application therefor, such permits may be extended an additional twenty-four (24) hours. No more than three (3) such extensions shall be granted. b. In any case where a fine is imposed for a violation of the provisions of this section, such Tine shall not be less than five ($5.00) dollars. (Ord. *262, § 1; Ord. *396, § 3) Section 8.9. DRIVING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND IN PARKS No person shall drive or operate any motor vehicle, motorcycle, motor scooter, or bicycle on the grounds of any public property or park except in an area designated as a parking area. The City Manager may issue permits to operate vehicles on such grounds in connection with special events and programs conducted thereon. (Ord. #262, § 1) sy OCT 21 '93 15 o6 • ORDINANCE NO. 837' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREA AMENDING SECTION 14.87 OF CHAPTER 14 OF THE BREA CITY CODE RELATING TO TRUCK ROUTES. P.1 The City Council of the City of Brea does hereby ordain as follows: SECTION 13 Sectio;l 14.87 of Chapter 14 of the Brea City Code is hereby amended to read, in words and figures, as follows: " Sec. 11. UA;6. og true rou tg2 reoired by vv2hicles exceeding J,Lx thousand on unds, buses excepted "When any roarl, highway, street or streets are established and designated by appropriate signs as truck routes, the operator of any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limi', of six thousand pounds shall not drive idthin the City of Brea on any route, street, or highway not so designated, except when necessary to traverse a strer.a or streets to a destination for the purpose of load'.ng or unloading, but then only by such deviation from the nearest truck route as is reasonably necessary. Thij provisions of this section shall not app;,y to pass;nger buses owned or operated by any public entlty.tt SECTI911 am The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Ordinanje and shall cause the same to be published as required by lax PASSAD this --5th_ day of Sanuary 1988. Post-It'" brand fax transmittal memo 7671 a at P.oe.. , TO f rom ),S ., a . a, D ept. Phone; Fox M f ax 1 11 �� =��` Mayor SENT P'r:rlty of Cudahy 0 -21 -33 3: 12PM 2137 072 CCITT G3;# 2 TRAFFIC RF.GULATIOAS § S-1 Chapter VIII Section 8.4. OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC SIGN T ;AFFIC REGULATIONS Se . ion B.I. APPLICATION OF REGULATIONS The pro risions of this chapter prohibiting the stoppii.g, standing or parking of a vehicle shall apply to all times or at those times herein specified, ;xcept when it is necessary to stop a vehicle to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliant 3 with the directions of an enforce merit offic or or official traffic control device (Ord. #26, t, $ 1) Section 8.2. OFFICIAL SIGNS AND MARIMOS All traffic markings, stop signs, and traffic signs which existed in the City on the date of incorpon,tion thereof, and which were erected and plat 3d by the officers and officials of the County, are hereby declared to be the official traffic si rns and regulations of the City, and all matters pertaining thereto are hereby ratified and con irmed by the Council (Ord. 0262, § 1) Sectio 3 8 -3 AUTHORIZATION OF SIGNS The ;ouncil shall determine and designate the chs ratter of all official warning, regulatory and dii ection signs other than those signs for which specifications are established by the Vehiclr Code. (Ord. 0262, § 1) Every operator and every pedestrian shall comply with and obey every instruction appearing or any traffic sign or other marking which sign or marking has been erected or placed by authority of the Council of this chapter. (Ord. #262, § 1) a No vehicle exceeding six thousand (6,000) pounds in grose unladen weight, except a vehicle which is subject ofthe provisions of Section 1031 through 1036 California Public Utilities Code, may be used, operated, towed ,dri r driven or ac the or parked on property o following streets: 1. Live Oak, Elizabeth, Clara and Santa Ana Streets from the east City limits to the west City limita; limits 2, Otis Street from the north City to the south City limits; 3. Cecelia Street from Wilcox Avenue to Ferndale Avenue; 4. The entire length of Ferndale Avenue; 6. Cecelia Street and Fostoria Street from Ferndale Avenue to the east City limits; 6. Wilcox Avenue from the north City limits to Cecelia Street; 7, Walnut Street from Otis Avenue tc the west City limits; S. Flower Street from Otis Avenue tc the west City limits; g, Hartle Street from Atlantic Avenu to Otis Avenue; and, 10. Bear Avenue from the north Cit limits to Flower Street. b. Every person who violates this sectio ti samount s pecified California Vehicle Cc( f n Cc( R'. ord. Sapp. 1 /9 SM 1. SENT BY:City of Cudahy #21-93 3:11PM ; 2137712-) CCITT G3 ;# 1 C11a�ay City of Cudahy, California Incorporated November 10, 1%0 P.O. Box 1007 5220 Santa Ana Stn at Cudahy, CA 90201 213.773• DESTIRATIONi TO 7ROH 1 DATE s �y J/ 7 l 3 1 RE I 2M"Zlt Op P> O%X (inoludinq this page) t inter pleats► notify the at the these abov e f s e addre sor telephone I • ' • OCT 21 '93 15:06 P.2 I, DONNA M. RHINE, City Clerk of the City of Brea, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Brea, held on this 15th day of December , 1987, and was finally passed at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Brea held on the 5th— day of Sanua -y , 1988, by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: B1& Nelson, Sutton, Leyton & E =c {s NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ABSTAINED: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None City Clerk of the City of Brea L \104 \TruckOrd \Brea 1.5.2E 2 SENT BY City of Cudahy §85 :10 -21 -93 3:12PM 2137712072-) CCITT 63;# 3 CUDAHY MUNICIPAL CODE § 8-9 C Section 42030(a'; however, in no event shall such fine be less than one hundred ($100.00) dollars nor more than five hundred ($500.00) dollars. (Ord. #392, 11; ()rd. #393, § 1; Ord. #429, § 1) Section 8.6. I EHICLE WEIGHT LIMITS: EXCEPTIONS The provision , of Section 8-5 shall not be applicable to th a use of the streets therein listed by a vehic Is when it is necessary for a vehicle to trawl over such streets for the purpose of deliN aring materials to be used in the actual and b ma fide conduct of a business located on suck street or repair, alteration, remodeling, or construction of any building or structure locate i upon such streets and for which a building permit has previously been obtained and is in full force and effect. The provisions of Se -tion 8 -5 shell not be effective until appropria a signs have been erected. (Ord, #262, § 11 Section 8.7. ABANDONED VEHICLES Section 8.8. ALL-NIGHT PARKING: EXCEPTIONS The operator of any vehicle shall not park such vehicle on any highway, street, alley, or public way or public place between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on any day, except as otherwise provided in this section. a. The prohibitions of this section shall not apply to any vehicle which has attached thereto an all -night parking permit validly issued by the Chief Law Enforcement Officer or Direc- tor of Building and Public Services. Such permits shall be issued only in the case of genuine emergencies. All -night parking permits shall he issued for a period not to exceed twenty-four (24) hours; provided, however upon application therefor, such permits may be extended an additional twenty-four (24) hours. No more than three (3) such extensions shall be granted, b. In any case where a fine is imposed for a etiolation of the provisions of this section, such fine shall not be less than five ($5.00) dollars. (Ord. X262, 9 1, Ord. #396. § 3) Section 8.9. DRIVING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND IN PARKS a. The Chi !f Enforcement Officer shall remove to a saf + place every vehicle which has been parked or left standing upon a highway for seventy -tw ) (72) or more consecutive hours. b As used n this chapter, the words 'safe place' shall m :an and include, but are not confined to, ar y garage, parking lot, or open space owned b , maintained by, or under the jurisdiction oft Ie C/t} sad also every privately- owned garage t - ie owner or proprietor of which will accept suc I vehicles, (Ord. #262, § 1) No person shall drive or operate any motor vehicle, motorcycle, motor scooter, or bicycle on the grounds of any public property or park except in an area designated as a parking area. The City Manager may issue permits to operate vehicles on such grounds in connection with special events and programs conducted thereon. (Ord. #262, & 1) Rev Crd. Sucp. 1 32 Wi OCT 21 '93 15:06 • 0 P 1 l ORDINANCE No. 837 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TAE CITY OF BREA AMENDING SECTION 14.87 OF CHAPTER 14 OF THE BREA CITY CODE RELATING TO TRUCK ROUTES. The City council of the City of Brea does hereby ordain as follows: SECTION 11 SeCtiO41 14.87 of Chapter 14 of the Brea City Code is hereby amended to read, in words and figures, as follows: " Eec. 11.$7 UA, of truck rou tits rgguired ky vehicles exceeding 1,4y thousand pounds; buses excepted "When any road, highway, street or streets are established and designated by appropriate signs as truck routes, the operator of any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight limi', of six thousand pounds shall not drive %ithin the ( . of Brea on any route, street, or highway not so designated, except when necessary to traverse a strer:c or streets to a destination for the purpose of load'.ng or unloading, but then only by such deviation from the nearest truck route as is reasonably necessary. 'IT.I, provisions of this section shall not app:y to pass:nger buses owned or operated by any public entity." SECTI 1I 1: The City Clark shall certify to the passage of this ordinan - .e and shall cause the same to be published as required by la;,. PAS: 3D this 5t'Z day of January , 1988. Post-it" brand fax transmittal memo 7871 dw Peuee o To pm o. Da. Dept. Phone Fax M v FAX ♦ - +�J Mayor ' 'i 0 0 SENT BY:Cit9 of Cudahy ;Se -21 -93 3:12PM 2137712e72-� CCITT 63;# 2 f TRAFFIC RFGULATIONS § &1 Section 8.4. OBEDIENCE Chapter VIII TO TRAFFIC SIGN T WFIC REGULATIONS Se;tion8.1. APPLICATION OF REGULATIONS The pro iisions of this chapter prohibiting the stoppu.g, standing or parking of a vehicle shell apply to all times or at those times herein specified, ;xcept when it is necessary to stop a vehicle to avoid conflict with other traffic or in complianc a with the directions of an enforce- ment officer or official traffic control device. (Ord. #2&t , § 1) Section 8.2. OFFICIAL SIGNS AND MARKINGS All traffic markings, stop signs, and traffic signs wh ich existed in the City on the date of incorporn.tion thereof, and which were erected and plac 3d by the officers and officials of the County, are hereby declared to be the official traffic si ;ns and regulations of the City, And i d matters pertaining thereto are hereby r and con irmed by the Council (Ord. #262, § 1) Sectio i 8.3. AUTHORIZATION OF SIGNS The Auncil shall determine and design the cha ratter of all official warning, regu and dil ection signs other than those signs for which specifications are established by the Vehicl.: Code (Ord. #262, $ 11 Every operator and every pedestrian shall comply with and obey every instruction appeasing or any traffic sign or other marking which sign or marking has been erected or placed by authority of the Council of this chapter (Ord. #282, $ 1) s ection &.,r VMICLt WEIGHT L a. No vehicle exceeding six thousand (6,000) pounds in gross unladen weight, except a vehicle which is subj rovisions of Section 1031 t h rou gh 1096 of the California Public Utilities Code, may be used, operated, towed, driven on or across, or parked on property on or adjacent to the following streets: 1, Live Oak, Elizabeth, Clara and Santa Ana Streets from the east City limits to the west City limits; limits 2. Otis Street from the north City to the south City limits; 3. Cecelia Street from Wilcox Avenue to Ferndale Avenue; 4. The entire length of Ferndale Avenue, 6. Cecelia Street and Fostoria Street from Ferndale Avenue to the east City limits; 6, Wilcox Avenue from the north City limits to Cecelia Street; 7, Walnut Street from Otis Avenue to the west City limits; S. Flower Street from Otis Avenue to the west City limits; g, Hartle Street from Atlantic Avenue to Otis Avenue; and, 10. Bear Avenue from the north City limits to Flower Street. b, Every person who violates this section shall be punished by a fine equal to -the amount specified in California Vehicle Code Rev C-a. Sapp. 1182 a .I • 0 • 0 0 Monthly Status Report Department of Public Works September 1993 Prepared by: Emilio M. Murga Director of Public Works e 0 • Contents Monthly Report September Capital Improvements Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 -3 Land Development Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Public Works Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Complaint Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Manage Information System (MIS) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 -8 Water Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 -14 Traffic Signals /Street Lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 -16 Goals November 1993 Public Works Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . Management Information System. . . . . . . . . . . . Water Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Traffic Signals /Street Lighting . . . . . . . . . . V70 -107 17 .18 19 20 0 • CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT September 1993 1. Cesar Chavez Lane, Proj. No. 5 -5149 Project Description The work involves the reconstruction of the street pavement; reconstruction of sidewalk, curb and gutter, catch basins; installation of street lighting; under grounding of elec. conduits and installation of pavement markings and striping. Budget: $357,000 Project Status The work is currently underway, street light poles have been erected. The design for street reconstruction is still underway. • 2. Long Beach Blvd. Reconstruction Proj. ,Phase IIC,N0.5-5084 Proiect Description: This project will acquire the needed right of way (R /W) for phase IIC, the fourth and final phase of the Long Beach Blvd. Widening Project. The work consist of the widening of both sides of the street, reconstruction of sidewalk, curb and gutters, installation of landscaped medians and new street lights from Palm Avenue to the South City Limit. Budget: $ 205,000 Proiect Status: Project schedule is being prepared, staff is in contact with the City Attorney for R/W acquisition; working with the LA Cc Department of Public Works to appraise the R /W; Caltrans will then certify the R/W acquisition. • 11 3. Long Beach Blvd., Concrete Improvements Proj. No.5 -5143 • Project Description The work consists of the reconstruction of deteriorated concrete pavement, damaged sidewalk and curb and gutters; and the construction of bus pads on Long Beach Boulevard, between Imperial Highway and Tweedy Boulevard. Budget: $200,000 Project Status: Contractor is in the process of completing last punch list items. 4. Concrete Improvement Proj. M.L.K. Jr. Blvd., No. 5 -5144 Project Description: The work consists of reconstruction of damaged concrete pavement along the east side of M.L.K. Jr. Blvd. between Imperial Highway and Norton Avenue. In addition, damaged curb, sidewalk and the reconstruction of the northeast return of the intersection. Budget: $ 100,000 • Project Status: The first phase of the project has been completed. The reconstruction of the return at the NE corner will commence in approx. one (1) month. 5. Atlantic Avenue Rec. Proj., Phase III, No. 5 -5147 Project Description: The work consists of the reconstruction of pavement, construction of landscaped median islands, and instal- lation of new street lighting system and fire hydrants. The project limits are on Atlantic Avenue from McMillan Street to Fernwood Avenue. Budget: $ 973,000 Project Status: Plans and specs. have been finalized and are awaiting review by utility companies before project can be advertised. C� 2 { i L� i ! 6. E1 Segundo and Palm Avenue Reconstruction Proj., N0.5 -5140 Project Description: 7 [] V70 -119 The work consists of the reconstruction of asphalt pavement the reconstruction of damaged curb and gutters, sidewalk and drive approaches on E1 Segundo Blvd. between Santa Fe Alpine Avenue, and Palm Avenue between Alpine Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard. Budget: $ 146,000 Proiect Status: Work has been completed . Contractor completed punch list. A.D.A. compliance Plan Project Description The work consists of preparing an American with Disabilities Act compliance plan and accessibility .survey. This survey includes an analysis and cost estimate on bringing up all City Facilities into compliance. Budget: None Project Status Survey phase of the plan has been completed for City Hall. City Hall Annex, Bateman Hall, Natatorium, Community Transit Center, Teen Center, Fire Station #1, and Fire Station #II. Cost estimates are currently being done. New Public Works Yard Project Description: Construction of City facilities including completion of Building "A" (Water Division), Building "B" (Office & Warehouse), Building "C" (Lunch Room, Locker Room, Restroom) and construction of a portion of Building "D" (Garage, enclosed storage, City Vehicle Parking) at the Public Works Corporate Yard at 11750 Alameda. Budget: $360,000 Project Status: About 30% of completion phase of buildings A,B and C have been completed. Rest room in building "C" is completed and is ready for use. 3 Date: August 1993 • Subject: ENGINEERING DIVISION, LAND DEVELOPMENT MONTHLY REPORT ❑ Permits: ❑ Inspections: ❑ Grading Plans: • Site Plans: • Planning Commission Meeting: ❑ Traffic and Parking Commission meeting: ❑ Underground Service Alert Markings (USA): ❑ Flood Zone Information: • ❑ Traffic Signals: ❑ Street Lights V51 -028 • 25 issued 58 performed 2 Plan checks processed 5 Reviewed 1 Tuesday, August 10, 1993 1 Thursday, August 26, 1993 (regular meeting) 160 Locations marked 10 Requests processed 52 Intersections inspected once each week 60 Locations checked V I ,' • M E M O R A N D U M DATE: October 4, 1993 TO: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works FROM: Christian Valtierra, PW Administration Supervi: o� r SUBJECT: Public Works Admin. Activities for September, 1993 1. General Administrative Projects: A. Submitted August 1993 Complaint Summary. A total of 49 complaints were received for the Department of Public Works. All complaints were addressed and routed to the proper division for resolving. B. Submitted results of ridership survey for Lynwood Transit Center to Blue Line Station trolley route to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority for review for continued funding of project. C. Met with Public Works Division heads to go review FY 93 -94 expenditures to make sure that they do not go over budget. • D. Met with and had the California Conservation Corps plant trees on Abbott Road between Atlantic Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (Project will continue in October to continue planting in other areas of the City). E. Advertised two SBA tree planting proposals to plant approximately 475 trees at various locations throughout the city. F. Continued to work with HUB Cities to provide work experience to three HUB Cities student workers and several General Relief workers. G. Prepared for and attended Traffic and Parking Commission meeting. H. Submitted revised Prop A and Prop C project submittal as directed by the LACMTA. General Office Tasks: The Public Works Administration Division is responsible for providing general support to all other Public Works divisions. This includes complaint processing, time - sheets, mailing of parcel and utility maps; typing of Council Items and Resolutions, memos, • letters, notices etc. Purchase order processing, accounting, filing and handling over the counter information. 5 #. • • e MONTHLY COMPLAINT STATUS REPORT MONTH: September DATE: October 14, 1993 YEAR: 1993 NUMBER OF COMPLAINTS: 50 --------------------------------- Complaint Type Incoming % CITY OWNED ST LIGHTS 3 6.00 CONCRETE REPAIRS 9 18.00 OTHER COMPLAINTS 4 8.00 PONDING WATER 2 4.00 SCE STREET LIGHTS 20 40.00 SEWER PROBLEMS 2 4.00 STREET LIGHTS 2 4.00 TRAFFIC SIGNALS 2 4.00 •TRAFFIC /PARKING 2 4.00 TRASH PICK UP 4 8.00 -------------------------------------- Total: -------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- 50 100.00 OTHER DEPARTMENTS 0 • IF tY r y �K Memorandum • • Date: To: From: Subject: October 5, 1993 Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works Douglas Freyre, Civil Engineering Assistant Management Information Systems (M.I.S.) Monthly Report For September, 1993 1. Completed the Lynwood City -Wide Complaint Tracking System for the City Manager's Office. 2. Reconfigured and installed returned loaner computer(from Facilities Maintenance) in City Manager's Office. 3. Replaced faulty hardware controller at the Lynwood Cable Station computer for the Administrative Assistant to the City Manager. 4. Installed the HUD report database program (ENTERS) and modules for Administrative Services. 5. Completed the WorkFare database program and began an Employee Tracking database program for Human Resources. 6. Installed two mice and spreadsheet training program for Code Enforcement. 7. Repaired defective computer for Recreation. 8. Installed three computers for Facility's Maintenance. 9 Setup NPDES Engineering program for Public Works. 10. Completed the Water Yard LAN. 11. Installed phone lines for upstairs offices and relocated existing phone lines at the Water Yard. 7 S 3 • • • 12. Completed 258 of the WAN. 13. Completed Phase A (of C) of the City's Software License Inventory. 14. Facilitated LAN User's Group meeting (Topic - Accounting System). 15. Continued maintenance and users support service. 16. Support Calls, from 9/1/93 - 9/30/93, 237 calls (14.07 hours). 17. System statistics, down -time for September 1993: Result of Electrical Breaker: Community Center ----------------------------------------------------- = 3 hours 00 minutes • Total: 3 hours 00 minutes V60 -052 • H Y• _ a` • • Locations: ( A� Books) 9 0 MONTHLY PRODUCTION REPORT PUBLIC WORKS /WATER DIVISION MONTH: TO EMILIO M. MURGA FROM' RAUL M. SAFNZ Water Turn Ons water Turn Offs ( yq_ Water Meter Read `175 0O Water Meter Rerends Sewer Backups 7 Pumps Checked Leaks Checked (Per Customer Complaint) Water Main Leaks Red Tags Posted Lock /Pull Meters 1O 5 Water Meters Replaced 3 General Complaints L_�_ D:MONTHLY 1 7 J N A • • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION a 1. Replaced • Imperial Imperial Imperial Imperial 4 6 water valves at: Hwy. /Louise Ave. Hwy. /Alexander Ave. Hwy. /Fracar Ave. Hwy. /Sampson Ave. 2. Replaced fire hydrant at 3169 Carlin • • 10 • ACRE -FEET CONSERVATION FY 1993 -1994 VS FY 1989 -1990 MONTH ❑ FY 1993 -1994 El FY 1989 -1990 Ai, 0 • is JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC WATER PRODUCTION AND IMPORT SUMMARY FOR 1993 -1 • • WELL i Jul -93 Aug-93 Sep-93 5 33.08 26.49 21.67 6 2.80 9.26 0.00 8 712 5.05 0.93 9 20.24 15.78 22.93 11 6.95 469 2.69 15 5.20 4.38 398 19 13.23 7.92 4.34 LOCAL 1 88.62 7157 56.54 M.W.D. 2 562.20 553.80 52800 TOTAL (1+2) 650.82 627.37 584.54 r CONSERVATION , FY 1993 -1994 VS FY 1989 -1990 • L M • 9 0 JUL AUG SEP LOCAL WATER FOR 1993 -1994 (1A) 88.62 73.57 56.54 LOCAL WATER FOR 1989 -1990 (1 B) 485.03 419.12 386.10 LOCAL DIFFERENCE (1 B -1 A) % 8173% 82.45% 85.36% M.W.D. WATER FOR 1993 -1994 (2A) 562.20 553.80 528.00 M.W.D WATER FOR 1989 -1990 (213) 292.00 257.60 23770 M.W.D. DIFFERENCE (213 - 2A) % - 92.53% - 114.98% - 122.13 %, TOTAL WATER FOR 1993 -1994 (3A) 650.82 627.37 584.54 TOTAL WATER FOR 1989 -1990 (313) 777.03 676.72 623.80 TOTAL DIFFERENCE (313 - 3A) %, 16.24% 7.29% 6.29% TOTAL ACRE -FEET SAVED (313 - 3A) 126.21 49.35 39.26 M • 9 0 • ACRE -FEET SEPTEMBER 1993 WATER PRODUCTION ( WELLS & M.W.D. ) u dig WELL 5 6 8 9 11 15 19 M W.D. i • M E M O R A N D U M DATE: September 30, 1993 TO: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works FROM: John C. Leichty, Electrical Maint. Supervisor SUBJECT: Major Activities of Traffic Signal and Street Lighting Divisions During The Month of September, 1993 Traffic Signals 1. Long Beach and Sanborn, September 1, 1993, assist Southern California Edison with operations to make local power repairs (12:30 am to 2:15 am). 2. M.L.K and Bullis, and at M.L.K and Imperial. A. Change overhead signal visors to prevent bird perching obstructions. • 3. Traffic signal controlled intersections, all, city wide. A. Inspections of safe operations, preventive maintenance work and documentations. 4. Signal lamps replaced /repaired, from lists, and other inspections, = 26 5. Imperial and Bullis, N/W for west bound. A. Repair overhead signal damaged by "truck ". 6. Atlantic and Imperial. Wiring repairs done to restore inoperative pedestrian signal, S /E, for south bound. 7. Long Beach and Sanborn, upgrade /replace inoperative pedestrian signal, S/E for south bound. 8. Imperial and M.L.K, upgrade (3) pedestrian crossing signals. Improve visibility. 9. M.L.K and Alameda, N /E, signal on pole side hit by truck. A. Repair signal head. B. Relocate to other side of pole, and • reposition. 15 V • 1� Street Lighting Division • 1. Imperial and State, N /W, repair /relamp. Street light out. 2. 3600 M.L.K., repair conduit, and re -wire circuit, to restore inoperative street light. 3. 3837 M.L.K., repair and relamp inoperative street light. 4. 4330 M.L.K., replace damaged street light fixture with new. 5. 4300 M.L.K., repair and relamp inoperative street light. 6. State and Sequoia, replaced damaged street light fixture. A. Adapt newer series type. 7. Teneya and Mariposa, replaced, damaged street light fixture. A. Adapt newer series type. L J • 16 I .i - n LJ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Goals for November 1993 . • ,6 V45 -690 ;. • M E M O R A N D U M DATE: October 4, 1993 TO: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works /!A/'`�/ FROM: Christian Valtierra, PW Administration Super iso�f r SUBJECT: PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION GOALS AND PROPOSED ACTIVITIES FOR NOVEMBER, 1993 1. Review bids submitted to the City for the SBA Tree Planting project and prepare council item to award contract. 2. Work with the Lynwood Unified School District to prepare class curriculum and work with Code Enforcement, Sheriff's Dept and Parking Control officers to set schedule to visit Lynwood schools to present an education program to educate elementary school students and their parents on pedestrian and bicycle safety. • 3. Continue to work with Downey Volunteer Center to take on volunteers who need to complete Community Service hours; work with HUB Cities to employ student workers and make available internship opportunities to anyone wishing to learn more about and volunteer in the Public Works Department; work with the State Department to employ General Relief workers to work in the Department of Public Works. 4. Review FY 1993 -94 purchase orders and budget and meet with Division Heads to ascertain that divisions spending within budget limits. 5. Prepare for and attend Traffic and Parking Commission Meeting 6. Respond to resident complaints, respond to work orders and urgent calls as they come in. WP" V10 -190 • 17 A MEMORANDUM El A Date: October 5, 1993 To: Emilio Murga, Director•of Public Works From: Douglas Freyre, Civil Engineering Assistant Subject: 'Management Information Systems (M.I.S.) Goals for November, 1993 1. Complete installation of Wide Area Network(WAN). 2. Complete new modifications to Complaints System. 3. Complete setup of Networked /CAD workstation. 4. Complete integration of CC:Fax to LAN. V60 -062 DATE: TO: FROM: Cit of LYNWOOD cA City Jl ming C6aPfenges 11330 BULLIS ROAD LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 (310) 603 -0220 OCTOBER 12, 1993 EMILIO M. MURGA, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS .,,..r..C.C,. IIIIII RAUL M. SAENZ, CIVIL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATE /WATER e SUBJECT: MONTHLY GOALS FOR NOVEMBER, 1993 1. Install Remote Terminal Unit at Well No. 19. 2. Install and Trouble -Shoot upgraded computer program for Telemetry Central Terminal. 3. Review, rank and select consulting firm responding to Request For Proposals for a Well Site Investigation Study. 4. Install new chlorination unit at reservoir booster station. r 5. Service Cla -Val at Southern /McNerney, Southern /Imperial. d • 0 19 • M E M O R A N D U M DATE: October 1, 1993 TO: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works FROM: John C. Leichty, Electrical Main. /Supervisor SUBJECT: .Goals of Traffic Signal and Street Lighting Division for November, 1993. Street Lighting Division 1. With the time change, and early hours of darkness, we will again be taking advantage to observe and list the street lighting systems. A. Make repairs, improvements, as needed. 2. Assist with the city effort for proposals, and plans, to power Holiday /Christmas decorations, as needed. • Traffic Signals 1. Continue with routine inspections for safe operations. A. Repairs and preventions. B. Re- lamping 2. Continue with signal indicator, "upgrades and improved visibility ". A. Identify, °list, and field implement. • 20