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AGENDA ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION AT
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
LYNWOOD TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION
TO BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 22, 1990 AT 6:00 P.M.
OPENING CEREMONIES
AF
1. CALL FOR ORDER - CHAIRMAN WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF POSTING
4. ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS
ROBERT ARCHAMBAULT
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
JOE DARYL BATTLE
RONALD WRIGHT
EDWARD PACHECO
5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
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PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
SCHEDULED MATTERS
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
COMMISSION ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
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THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
January 25, 1990
A regular meeting of the
City of Lynwood was held
Chambers of Lynwood City
California at 6:00 p.m.
CALL _TO_ORDER
Traffic and Parking Commission of the
on the above date in the City Council
Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood,
The meeting was called to order by Chairman William Cunningham.
Commissioners Robert Archambault, Ronald Wright, Edward Pacheco
and Chairman William Cunningham answered roll call. Also present
were Jahanshah Oskoui, Associate Civil Engineer, and Oretha
Williams of the Engineering Division. Commissioner Joe Battle
arrived at the meeting at 6:10 p.m. Councilman Armando Rea
arrived at 6:12 p.m_, and briefly attended the meeting.
The pledge of allegiance was led by Commissioner Archambault,
ACKNOWL OF POSTING
Jahanshah Oskoui announced that the Agenda of January 25, 1990,
was duly posted 72 hours prior to the scheduled meeting as
prescribed by the Brown's Act.
APPRO OF M INUTES
Commissioner Cunningham motioned to accept the minutes of
December 21, 1989, and Commissioner Archambault seconded the
motion. Minutes were approved unanimously.
PUBLIC ORA COMMUNICATIONS
Joyce Ortiz, Principal of Lincoln Elemantary School, briefly
discussed the scheduled item, Item No_ 6, ''The Review of the
Existing Crosswalks on State Street." She explained that her
concerns has been the safety of school children crossing_ State
Street at Norton and Poplar streets. Ms. Ortiz thanked staff
for meeting with her and updating her on the traffic study and
said that she is agreeable with the staff recommendation.
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parked on the streets being vandalized and the general shortage
of street parking space for Lincoln School.staff_ Chairman
William Cunningham referred the vandalism problem to the
Sheriff's and suggested that Ms. Ortiz along with other School
District officials to study possible alternative to improve on-
site parking facilities.
SCHEDULED MATTERS
ITEM 6_ REVIEW OF EXISTING CROSSWALKS ON STATE STREET IN FRONT
OF LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
J_ Oskoui presented the subject item. He stated that Evelyn
Wells, City Council Woman, instructed the Public Works Department
to study the existing crosswalks on State Street in front of the
Lincoln Elementary School, as a result of complaints received
that the street was not safe for crossing. The Public Works
Department completed a study. Based upon the study conclusion,
Public Works staff recommends alternation to the existing cross-
walks, to increase a safer crossing for pedestrians The elimi-
nation of the existing crosswalk on State Street and Poplar
Avenue and relocate the crosswalk to State Street and Norton
Avenue, to the south side of the street. Also, staff recommend-
ed parkway trees around the stop signs to be trimmed.
Commissioner Wright motioned to accept Public Work's
recommendation_ The motion was seconded by Commissioner Archam-
bault. It was past unanimously.
Commissioner Cunningham led the discussion on the role of each
Commissioner taking the initiative to visit sites, to thoroughly
examine each request received by the Traffic and Parking Commis-
sion, as it would advantageously execute the progress in remand-
ing complaints /requests, and also he suggested that each request
be replied to by a written response of recommendations.
Commissioner Archambault and Wright replied that they both had an
opportunity to visit Lincoln Elementary School on State Street_
Commissioner Wright expressed that he had visited the site with
the Sheriff's Department Ride -Along program. Discussion
followed.
Andrea Hooper, City Clerk, at 6:12 p.m., swore in Edward Pacheco,
the new Traffic and Parking Commissioner.
Commissioner Cunningham directed the Commission refer to the
December Minutes, under Commission Orals, Vn page 3 of paragraphs
1 - 5. He requested follow -up on.complaints made at the meetina
of December 1989.
Commissioner Cunningham requested that the
reply back to the Commission to the request
of 1989, meeting, with a written report as
complaints and responses.
Street Supervisor
made at the December
to street sweeping
Commissioner Cunningham directed the Commission to referred to
page 4, under Commission Orals, paragraph 4 and 5. He requested
Public Works to response to Sergeant Silva's request at the
December of 1989 meeting for requesting a parking restriction in
front of Aloha Freight at 11560 Wright Road and Lugo Elemantary
School at 4345 Pendleton Avenue. Sergeant Silva prior to to-
night's meeting submitted a supporting letter of request from the
Lynwood Unified School District, Transportation Department,
indicating the problem the schools are experiencing with school
buses at the bus loading and unloading zones.
J. Oskoui indicated that Public Works has to complete studies on
each request before a decision and recommended is made and will
response to the Commission with results and recommendation to the
above requests for restricted parking. Copies of results would
6e forwarded to the Principal of Lugo Elementary School and to
Aloha Freight Company.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
Jahanshah Oskoui gave a brief presentation of the following, current
Public Works projects:
1. Sidewalk Reconstruction Project for FY 1989 -90
J. Oskoui stated that the Sidewalk Reconstruction Project is
now complete. He indicated that there were 294 damaged
sidewalks, curbs and gutters, drive approaches and pavements
at various areas in the City repaired. The construction
cost of project was $219,000.
2. Southern California Gas Company - Installation of Gas Main Line
The Southern California Gas Company has completed installation
of a gas mainline on the west side of Imperial Highway, between
Tweedy Boulevard and Imperial Highway. The company is now
installing service lines. A portion of the street has temporary
patching and will be permanently patched at a later date.
3. S.A.N. Project (San Miguel Avenue, Alpine Avenue and
Norton Avenue)
A contract was awarded to Excalibur Contracting Company in
June of 1989. The project had been removed from the budget
however, recently re- added. The subject project will resume
in approximately one week. As part of the project, a catch
basin will be installed and cross gutter removed on Norton
Avenue and Imperial Highway.
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The project is underway. The contractor .is installing
landscaping and an irrigation system for the median island
on Atlantic Avenue, just south of .Abbott Road. An entry
marker will be installed, grading is being done to install
stamped concrete. The installation of electrical work, and
Myers cabinet will done in two weeks.
5_ Complaints for Month of October of 1989
J. Oskoui announced that during the month of December of 1989,
the Department of Public Works received a total of 76 complaints.
This number of complaints received reflects a decrease of 50% in
comparison to the month of November of 1989. Out of the total 76
complaints, 32 have been resolved (Complaint Summary sheet
attached).
J. Oskoui announced that in addition to the agenda, articles
and newspaper clippings accompanied the package for Commission
information_
COMMISSION ORA
Commissioner Pacheco stated that he had met with a concerned
individual at the last City Council meeting. The individual had
stated that large trucks park on the parking lot of Lucky Super-
market, at the northwest corner of Atlantic Avenue and Pendleton
Avenue. The trucks impede the visibility of motorist.
Commissioner Pacheco stated another concern of a pick up truck
with camper shell parks on the corner of Elm Street and Imperial
Highway. The truck obstruct motorist view.
Commissioner Wright requested update on request made to have
alley assesses, northeast of Atlantic Avenue Fernwood Avenue open
to Fernwood Avenue.
J. Oskoui replied that the alley assesses will be opened by the
end of January of 1990.
Commissioner Cunningham raised concern of dirt barrier on Pope
Street and Fernwood Avenue and the resolution of the removal of
the dirt pile.
Commissioner Wright also mentioned that a pile of dirt has been
left on Virginia Avenue and Fernwood.
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The project is underway. The contractor .is installing
landscaping and an irrigation system for the median island
on Atlantic Avenue, just south of .Abbott Road. An entry
marker will be installed, grading is being done to install
stamped concrete. The installation of electrical work, and
Myers cabinet will done in two weeks.
5_ Complaints for Month of October of 1989
J. Oskoui announced that during the month of December of 1989,
the Department of Public Works received a total of 76 complaints.
This number of complaints received reflects a decrease of 50% in
comparison to the month of November of 1989. Out of the total 76
complaints, 32 have been resolved (Complaint Summary sheet
attached).
J. Oskoui announced that in addition to the agenda, articles
and newspaper clippings accompanied the package for Commission
information_
COMMISSION ORA
Commissioner Pacheco stated that he had met with a concerned
individual at the last City Council meeting. The individual had
stated that large trucks park on the parking lot of Lucky Super-
market, at the northwest corner of Atlantic Avenue and Pendleton
Avenue. The trucks impede the visibility of motorist.
Commissioner Pacheco stated another concern of a pick up truck
with camper shell parks on the corner of Elm Street and Imperial
Highway. The truck obstruct motorist view.
Commissioner Wright requested update on request made to have
alley assesses, northeast of Atlantic Avenue Fernwood Avenue open
to Fernwood Avenue.
J. Oskoui replied that the alley assesses will be opened by the
end of January of 1990.
Commissioner Cunningham raised concern of dirt barrier on Pope
Street and Fernwood Avenue and the resolution of the removal of
the dirt pile.
Commissioner Wright also mentioned that a pile of dirt has been
left on Virginia Avenue and Fernwood.
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doing an excellent job providing
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trash service to the community.
than in the past.
J. Oskoui explained that the company has a new route manager.
Commissioner Archambault mentioned that he met with the Vice
Principal of Lincoln Elementary School earlier today. He stated
that she had invited her to attend a'Traffic and Parking Commis-
sion meeting and she plans to attend a future meeting.
Commissioner Battle brought to the Commission's attention an
attached article addressing Legislature laws.
Commissioner Battle stated, the
inadequately sweep the street.
street has not swept the street
Avenue_ The sweeper continues
sweep after the posted sweeping
making it impossible to clean.
ticketed during street sweeping
street sweeper continues to
He explained that lately, the
clean on the south side of Carlin
to leave debris after sweeping or
hours and cars park on the street
Also, vehicles are not being
hours by the Sheriff's Department
Commissioner Battle stated that some motorist are not
acknowledging traffic laws at the intersection of Carlin
Avenue and Atlantic Avenue.
Commissioner Battle stated that there are two piles of dirt on
the north side of the street pavement of Olanda Street, between
Atlantic Avenue and Cookacre Street.
Commissioner Battle exclaimed that traffic has increased on
Carlin Avenue, east of Atlantic Avenue, since construction of
apartment complexes on Carlin Avenue and traffic conversions by
Caltrans.
Commissioner Battle requested the status of his suggestion made
at the December of 1989 meeting to implement a continuous update
on complaints received by Public Works.
J. Oskoui informed the Commission that a format would have to be
designed to report the progress of resolution of complaints.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Archambault to adjourn the meeting
to February 22, 1990, at 6:00 p.m. of the Traffic and Parking Commis-
sion in the City Council Chambers. It was seconded by Commissioner
Wright. The meeting adjourned at 7:03 p.m.
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INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
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The construction phase of subject project started on
February 12, 1990. Presently the contractor, Excalibur
Construction Company is reconstructing the concrete
curb and gutters, sidewalks, and driveway approaches.
This project will be completed by the end of March 1990.
Gas Co. Main Line installation - Long Beach Boulevard
The final phase of the pavement reconstruction in conjunction
with the project has started and will be completed by the
first week of March 1990.'
Street Widening - 10136 Long Beach Boulevard
In conjunction with the construction of a new shopping
Center at the Northwest corner of Long Beach Boulevard and
Michigan Avenue; the City will widen Long Beach
Boulevard in front of 10136 Long Beach Boulevard by ten (10)
feet to increase the width of the easterly half of the
Boulevard to it's designated ultimate width of 40 feet.
Complaints - January of 1990
The department of public works has received a total of 139
complaints during January of 1990. This shows an increase
of 83% with respect to December of 1989. Attached is a
copy from Southern California Edison written response with
regards to the inoperative street light list that was
submitted to them by the City.
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ing in the pages of this publication, tice when they don't spend
but rather in this metropolis, albeit W money on the streets. Until
at a time when it was a tad less part of Fairfax was finally
metropolitan- Many people I en- . . . . . . fixed a year ago, driving it
cotmter here take me for a New r merited stunt pay. There
Yor6A birt in New York—where my, re- are dozens of other in
fusel to dress in the dour, all-black uni- stances, in your neiglibor-
form of the true Gothamite makes it obvi- hood and mine, where our
ous-1 am pegged as a typical, if asphalt lifelines maintain
under-tanned, Angeleno. I was born here, Now the non-reader can identify several different driving surfaces siniulta-
and I have the memories to prove it. Not streets by their relative pothole level neously for our motoring pleasure-
just the mental pictures of orange groves Potholes. Until recently, the word pot- To be fair, I considered the idea that
within 20 minutes of home —and home hole simply did not exist in the local these imperfections had been introduced
wasn't even in the Valley. vocabulary. (We pause briefly to allow deliberately, as a way of making Eastern-
I cherish the moment in 1971 when I unreconstructed New Yorkers to wax ers and Nfidwestemers feel more at home
first saw the telltale rubble The high snide about all the other words missin hem Perfect streets had only made visit-
school that had locked me in its clammy from the local vocabulary. Done? Fine.) ing New Yorkers of an earlier day turn
embrace bad been destroyed in the Syl- Everyone is now urged by the nostalgia their condescension up a notch. But such
mar earthquake. For anyone who hated machine to view that time back then, folks aren't fooled. They know these
high school, not even the welcome sight at whenever that was, as an era of lost inno- aren't the "What do you expect? If
reunions of former campus big shots cence. Such reveries are for people who snows" potholes of their grim clime&
transformed into pot-bellied suburban- have conveniently forgotten their neigh- These are just "Fix them? They haven't
rtes could be as stirring as the vision of borhood bullies. But 20 or 30 years ago, fallen through to the sewer yet" holes.
that gran tower leveled by the dutifully the streets of Im Angeles were, in fact, ObvKx*, these aren't the glory days of
vengeful shudders of my friend the Earth. perfect. I—k driving. Traffic woes, and the secret
. 1 have fob l memories of the time when It was as if we had been blessed not only routes to avoid them, have become coriver-
every major street in Los Angeles had its with this climate of near-constant warmth; setional dwhes to rival liposuction. Its been
own distinctive style of light future. This not only with soil capable of growing any- a long time since "Sunday drive" denoted
was important to me, as a preliterate dung that we could afford to irrigate. Na- pleasure. So we dearly don't need, through
3-year-old whose view out the car win- ture had also, it seemed, bestowed upon us official neglect or taxpayer chiritziness, any
dow ustially.included only the tallest ob- these ribbons of unblemished asphalt that more spine-tingling incLusions on our sa-
jects (of which there weren't that many). begged to be driven upon. The only thing cred right to automobiles.
I first learned the streets here by recog- that marred the endless smoothness of our But the cracks and the holes and the
nixing that Wilshire, for example, was divine pavings were the streetcar tracks bumps strike deeper than mere moonven-
Hued withAhoae: black, square, lantern- Too bad for them. ience or Wight physical pain. As a native, I
h , In the interv, of course, the feel the affront most profoundly. Imagine
Im flitmes; "'Olyntpic: was Mumi- ening years
�C -nakisdb`,A�PA' te-brow "' poleswith . prolific it and has grown bumper crop of that someone had told the Disney people
little: Cuidicues -theseldiosync idiosyncratic mini-malls, and weVe dressed up the di- !Sorry, for financial reasons, Main Street
t re d - inr diap cleaned every Onnoeof week&
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GREGORY O. WOODSON
AREA MANAGER
P O. BOX 4699
1924 CASHOAN STREET
COMPTON. CALIFORNIA 90224 u
February 9, 1990
Joseph Y. Wang
Director of Public Works
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, CA 90262
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12 1 31 6065042
Subject: Street Light Inoperative Listing of December 29, 1989
Pursuant to the December 21, 1989, Traffic Commission Meeting, a
monthly report of repaired street light requests, received from
the City of Lynwood Public Works Department, will be submitted to
your staff in the form of written communication from my office.
Attached for your review is the subject listing and an
explanation of repairs has been provided under the comments
section.
I am hopeful this format meets your approval. As always, it's a
pleasure working with you and if there are any questions relative
to the attached report, please do not hesitate to call me.
Very respectfully yours,
GDW:ks
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