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AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION CIT'i OF L rP ''"HOOD
AT THE MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUNC CI "IY CLE:21'.S OFFICE
TO BE HELD ON DECEMBER 15, 1992
7:30 P.M. ULL, U 1992
LOUIS J. HEINE
MAYOR
PAUL H. RICHARDS, II
MAYOR PRO TEM
ARMANDO REA
COUNCILPERSON
CITY MANAGER
LAURENCE H. ADAMS, SR.
CITY TREASURER
IRIS PYGATT
OPENING CEREMONIES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION - Pastor Mike Shepherd
First Baptist Church of Lynwood
PRESENTATION OF COLORS
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS
Louis Byrd
Armando Rea
Paul H. Richards, II
Evelyn Wells
Louis J. Heine
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LOUIS BYRD
COUNCILPERSON
EVELYN WELLS
COUNCILPERSON
CITY ATTORNEY
HENRY BARBOSA
CITY CLERK
ANDREA L. HOOPER
6. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY THE CITY CLERK
CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 17, 1992
7. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS:
a. Regular Council Meeting of November 17, 1992
b. Regular Council Meeting of December 1, 1992
8. COMMENDATION
a. Paul Benjamin
b. Evelyn Dahl
C. Harold Mattoon
9. REORGANIZATION - City Clerk
a. Nominations for Mayor
b. Nominations for Mayor Pro -Tem
10. COUNCIL RECESS TO: LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
LYNWOOD INFORMATION INC.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
(Regarding Agenda Items Only)
PUBLIC HEARINGS
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COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY STRATEGY
ANNUAL PLAN AND PERFORMANCE REPORT APPROVAL
(CHAS) DRAFT
12.
Comments:
Pursuant to Department of Housing and Urban Development
regulations regarding preparation of the Five Year
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy, staff has
prepared the CHAS Draft Annual Plan and Performance Report on
the City's current housing activities. The Draft Annual Plan
provides an update on the one -year housing action plan for
Fiscal Year 1992, covering the period from October 1, 1992 to
September 30, 1993. The Performance Report provides an update
on the City's activities from October 1, 1991 to September 30,
1992.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City
Council adopt the attached Resolution approving the City's
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) Annual
Plan and Performance Report and authorize the City Manager to
sign the required certifications for submission to the
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT CASE NO. 18: AMENDMENT TO THE
LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE FOR FAMILY DAY CARE HOMES
Comments:
Pursuant to City Council direction, staff is proposing to
amend Chapter 4 and Chapter 25 of the Official Zoning
Ordinance with respect to the regulation of Family Day Care
Home Facility Standards. The proposed amendment will permit
family day care facilities in all residential zones provided
that the operators obtain a home occupation permit for such
use.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 15, 1992
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration the City
Council introduce the attached resolution amending Chapters 4
and 25 of the Municipal Code with respect to family day care
homes; and
a. Find that Zoning Ordinance Amendment Case No. 18 is
exempt from the provisions of State CEQA Guidelines, as
amended;
b. Approve the findings in the proposed resolution and place
it on first reading by title only.
CONSENT CALENDAR
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be acted upon by
one Motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda. There
will be no separate discussion on these items prior to voting
unless members of the Council or staff request specific items be
removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action.
13. SECOND READING - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD AMENDMENT TO CHAPTER 25 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE WITH
RESPECT TO LOCATION OF TRASH ENCLOSURE STANDARDS IN ALL
RESIDENTAIL ZONES, CITY WIDE
14. WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEAR 1992 -93
Comments:
Sections 39460 - 39587 of the Government Code allows for a
procedure to abate weeds and flammable material from
properties and then assess said property for costs incurred.
In accordance with the procedure, the attached resolution of
City Council declares its intention to abate the parcels
listed in the resolution and sets the matter for public
hearing on January 5, 1993, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers.
Once the attached resolution is approved, notice will be
mailed to the owners of the properties listed, informing them
of the Public Hearing.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution entitled, "Resolution of intention to abate dry and
drying weeds on certain parcels of land in the City of
Lynwood."
15. PURCHASE OF TREES FOR THE "TREE OF LIFE" PROJECT
Comments:
The City received the Urban Greening Initiative Grant from the
U. S. Department of Agriculture to plant 500 trees at selected
locations along City's arterials, collectors, and local
streets.
The grant requires that the City provide funds for the
pruchase of these 500 trees.
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Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution approving the purchase of tees for the "Tree of
Life" project through informal bids utilizing $21,158 beinmg
reimbursed to the Landscape Maintenance District.
16. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ASSESSING THE COST OF ABATEMENT AT 2968 LOS FLORES BLVD., IN
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, LEGALLY KNOWN AS BOOK #6170, LOT 09,
PAGE 21.
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to recover the cost of abatement
of a nuisance.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that after consideration, the City Council
adopt the resolution entitled "A Resolution of the City
Council of the City of Lynwood assessing the cost of abatement
at 2968 Los Flores Blvd., in the City of Lynwood, legally
known as Book #6170, Lot 09, Page 21 ".
17. WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE MANDATED BY STATE
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to inform the City Council of the
State of California's requirement for all localities to adopt
the State's Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance, or similar
ordinance, pursuant to State guidelines established in AB 325
by January 31, 1992.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that City Council receive and file
this information pending completion of a draft ordinance
incorporating the State's model ordinance provisions.
18. HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM - APPROVAL TO FILL SENIOR
HOUSING REHABILITATION SPECIALIST POSITION
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to obtain City Council approval to
fill the Senior Housing Rehabilitation Specialist position by
entering into an agreement with Scott M. Ehrlich.
Recommendation:
Staff respectively recommends that City Council approve the
Agreement to acquire the services of Scott M. Ehrlich as
Senior Housing Rehabilitation Specialist to provide
experienced technical support to the Housing Rehabilitation
Program.
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19. REVISION TO DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
GRANT APPLICATION TO RECEIVE TECHNIC
3300) FOR RIOT DAMAGED AREAS OF LOS
IN CONNECTION WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF
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URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD)
AL ASSISTANCE FUNDS (RFGA
ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, AND
ENTERPRISE ZONES
Comments:
The purpose of this item is
approve a proposal to revise a
Department of Housing and Urban
allocated in connection with
Zones. The City of Lynwood
damaged area through a recently
to request that City Council
Grant application to obtain
Development (HUD) funds to be
implementation of Enterprise
competed for funds for riot
enacted HUD grant program.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City
Council approve the attached resolution approving the revised
Empowerment Grant Application (RFGA 3300) and authorize the
City Manager to sign the required certifications for
submission to the Department of Housing and Urban Develoment.
20. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) WITH THE LYNWOOD MANAGEMENT
BARGAINING GROUP AND THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to adopt a comprehensive
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Lynwood and
the Lynwood Management Bargaining Group.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that City Council adopt the attached
Resolution approving Exhibit "A ", a comprehensive MOU between
the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood Management Bargaining
Group.
21. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) WITH THE LYNWOOD CITY
FIREFIGHTER'S ASSOCIATION
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to adopt a comprehensive
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Lynwood and
the Lynwood City Firefighter's Association.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that City Council adopt the attached
Resolution approving "Exhibit A ", a comprehensive MOU between
the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood City Firefighter's
Association.
22. A RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
EMPLOYMENT FOR EXCLUDED POSITIONS OF THE MANAGEMENT BARGAINING
GROUP
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to adopt a resolution setting
forth the terms and conditions of employment for excluded
Management employees.
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Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution requiring that the wages, hours and working
conditions of certain excluded positions in the Management
Bargaining Group be adjusted in accordance with the respective
MOU covering the period from July 1, 1992 through June 30,
1993.
23. AMENDMENT TO THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN AND MANAGEMENT SALARY
SCHEDULE
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to have the City Council amend the
Classification Plan and Management Salary schedule for the
position of Special Assistant.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution entitled, "A Resolution of the City Council of the
City of Lynwood Amending the Classification Plan and
Management Salary Schedule ".
24. REQUEST TO PURCHASE VIDEO PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to recommend that the City Council
adopt the attached resolution authorizing the purchase of
video production equipment utilizing the informal bid process.
Recommendation:
Staff recommends that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution authorizing the purchase through informal bids of
the video production equipment identified in Attachment I.
25. ESTABLISHMENT OF CABLE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM WITH LYNWOOD UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to request City Council approval
of the establishment of a Cable Internship Program with the
Lynwood Unified School District.
Recommendation:
Staff recommends that the City Cou;icil approve establishment
of the Cable Intersession Internship Program (IIP) and
authorize staff to implement it with the Lynwood Unified
School District.
26. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AMENDING CHAPTER 8 OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE TO INCLUDE
THE LICENSING OF CATS
Comments:
Of the 860 cats impounded during FY 91 -92, none were redeemed.
The proliferation of cats poses a problem for the City in
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relation to public health as well as financially. Chapter 8
of the Lynwood Municipal Code could be amended to reflect
mandatory vaccination and annual license for cats.
Recommendation:
27.
29.
Staff recommends that City Council amend Chapter 8 of the
Lynwood Municipal Code relating to animal regulations to
include cats and to authorize the County to canvass for cats
at the same time the County Animal Control Officers are
canvassing for the dogs, and that a public hearing be called
to revise the present fee schedule relating to dogs to apply
to cats.
REALLOCATION OF 1986 AND 1988 STATE PARK BOND FUNDS
Comments:
During recent capital improvement program (CIP) workshops,
Council approved a redistribution of $95,000 in State Park
Bond funds from the natatorium cogeneration project to the
Community Center project. This action needs to be formalized.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that City Council approve the attached
resolution approving the fund redistribution and modifying
the 1992 -93 CIP budget to reflect the reallocation.
AMENDMENT TO DEPARTMENTAL AUTHORIZED POSITION LIST
Comments:
Staff is requesting personnel changes to departmental
organizational structure to correctly identify and account for
positions whose duties and responsibilities are a direct
benefit to specific departments.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution authorizing amendment to Personnel Position List of
the City Manager and the Community Development Departments.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT COMPENSATION FOR THE CITY CLERK AND CITY
TREASURER
Comments:
Staff is requesting amendments to budget and salary schedule
for special assignment compensation proposed for the City
Clerk and City Treasurer.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council adopt a resolution
authorizing amendments to F.Y. 1992 -93 Annual Operating
Budget and Salary Schedule to include Special Compensation for
City Clerk and City Treasurer positions.
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30. CALIFORNIA CONTRACT CITIES COMMISSIONERS WORKSHOP
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to obtain City Council's approval
to fund registration for City Commissioners to attend the
California Contract Cities Commissioners Workshop on January
9, 1992.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that City Council authorize appropriation of
$4,200 from unobligated general fund reserves for registration
fees to the California Contract Cities Association
Commissioners Workshop.
31. WARRANT REGISTER
a. Warrant
Tree of
b. Warrant
City of
C. Warrant
Tree of
d. Warrant
City of
Register dated November 25, 1992
Life -Youth Training
Register dated December 1, 1992
Lynwood
Register dated December 3, 1992
Life -Youth Training
Register dated December 15, 1992
Lynwood
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the Warrant
Register.
DISCUSSION ITEMS
32. SUPPORT FOR SOMALIAN RELIEF EFFORT
33. A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION RESTORE HOPE
34. CREATION OF A LYNWOOD PUBLIC FINANCING AUTHORITY
35. YOUTH COMMISSION VACANCY
Comments:
At Council's regular meeting of November 15, 1992, one of two
vacancies in the Youth Commission was filled.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that City Council nominate and appoint a new
member to fill the remaining vacancy in the Youth Commission.
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PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
IF AN ITEM IS NOT ON THE AGENDA, THERE SHOULD BE NO SUBSTANTIVE
DISCUSSION OF THE ISSUE BY THE COUNCIL, BUT IT IS ALL RIGHT FOR
COUNCIL TO REFER THE MATTER TO THE STAFF OR SCHEDULE SUBSTANTIVE
DISCUSSION FOR A FUTURE MEETING.
(The Ralph M. Brown Act, Government Code Section 54950 - 54962, Part
III, Paragraph 5.)
COUNCIL ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
36. MAYOR LOUIS J. HEINE
37. MAYOR PRO TEM PAUL H. RICHARDS, II
38. COUNCILMAN LOUIS BYRD
39. COUNCILMAN ARMANDO REA
40. COUNCILWOMAN EVELYN WELLS
CLOSED SESSION
City Council consider adjourning to a closed session pursuant to
the following Government Code to discuss:
41. a.
Section
54956.8
- Real Estate Negotiations
b.
Section
54956.9a
- Pending Litigation
C.
Section
54956.9c
- Potential Litigation
d.
Section
54957
- Personnel Matters
(City Manager's Contract)
e.
Section
54957.6
- Employee Salaries /Benefits
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION TO ADJOURN TO A REGULAR MEETING FOR JANUARY 5, 1992, AT 7:30
P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS ROAD,
CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 17 1992
The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular session
in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Rd. on the above date at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Heine in the Chair.
Councilmembers Byrd, Rea, Richards and Heine answered the roll
call.
Also present were City Attorney Barbosa, City Manager Adams, City
Clerk Hooner and City Treasurer Pygatt.
The City Clerk stated the agenda was duly posted in accordance
with The Brown Act.
Councilmember Richards moved to excuse Councilmember Wells, due
to a death in her family, seconded by Councilmember Byrd.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Byrd
to approve the Minutes of:
November 3, 1992.
Mayor Heine announced Council would recess to Lynwood
Redevelopment Agency at this time.
Council reconvened at 7:40.
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City Manager Adams requested item #17 be removed from the agenda.
Lauroi Guillory approached the podium and asked Council to allow
the next speaker to go ahead of him, due to the fact that he
asked to speak on numerous items.
Patricia Carr, LeSage St. questioned travel expenses for Mr.
Childress. Also questioned bid process on the RecNet program and
questioned service fees.
Lauroi Guillory spoke on Item #17 and questioned why the item was
pulled. Also spoke in regards to item #15, Completion of the
Community Transit Center. Stated he would like to see preventive
maintenance begin towards the upkeep of the building. Mr.
Guillory also spoke in favor of the Strategy Plan and the Joint
Meetings between the School Board and Council.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Mayor Heine announced the first item on the agenda. Item #09 a
Public Hearing relative to the Zoning Ordinance Amendment Case
No. 25 - Trash Enclosure Standards in all Residential Zones.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember
Rea, to open the Public Hearing.
Hearing no response, it was moved by Councilmember Richards,
seconded by Councilmember Byrd to close the Public Hearing.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to approve:
RESOLUTION NO. 92 -170 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING CITY ADOPTION OF AN
AMENDMENT TO CHAPTERS 25 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE WITH RESPECT TO
LOCATION OF TRASH ENCLOSURE STANDARDS IN ALL RESIDENTIAL ZONES,
CITY WIDE ".
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER WELLS
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Mayor Heine introd�d Item #10 relative to is Zoning Ordinance
Amendment Case N 22 Auto Service and males Development
Standards for Related Automotive Uses City Wide.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember
Richards to open the Public Hearing.
Hearing no response, it was moved by Councilmember Richards,
seconded by Councilmember Byrd, to close the public Hearing.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to approve:
RESOLUTION NO. 92 -171 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING CITY ADOPTION OF AN
AMENDMENT TO CHAPTERS 25, SECTION 25- 16.15.4 (C) OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE WITH RESPECT TO AUTO SERVICE AND SALES DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
FOR RELATED AUTOMOTIVE USES CITY- WIDE ".
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER WELLS
Councilmember Richards suggested a possible informal luncheon
meeting between Council and some of the business owners within
the City in order to discuss some of the new regulations relative
to the business uses.
It was further moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by
Councilmember Byrd, to waive reading and introduce the Ordinance
Entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL'OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDMENT
TO CHAPTER 25 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE WITH RESPECT TO AUTOMOTIVE
REPAIR, AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND AUTO SALES USE AND
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS.
ROLL CALL
AYES:'
NOES:1 NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER
BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
WELLS
CONSENT CALENDAR
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar will be acted upon
by one Motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda.
There will be no separate discussion on these items prior to
voting unless members of the Council or staff request specific
items be removed from the Consent Calendar for separate action.
Councilmember Richards questioned when staff had received the
request for the Carnival at the Marketplace.
City Clerk Hooper announced the information had been received the
previous day in the City Clerks Office.
City Manager Adams stated the City Managers Office had been
contacted by Mr. Chas from M & D the previous Thursday.
Mayor Heine discussed the circumstances for the short notice from
the Marketplace.
City Attorney Barbosa stated that it would take a four - fifths
vote to take action on the items listed on the addendum, due to
the fact that they were not posted within the required time of
seventy -two hours.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to have the items on the agenda acted upon as subsequent
items.
Councilmember Rea questioned the posting of the agenda.
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After further disc&sion relative to the posog of the agenda,
City Manager Adams stated the two addendum items relative to
Christmas Tree Lots were received within the required amount of
time, however they were not received by the City Mangers Office
until the previous day.
City Clerk Hooper stated there was one more item, submitted by
Rev. Henderson that had been received but not listed with the
Christmas Tree Lots.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards to accept this item as
well under subsequent items.
City Attorney Barbosa stated Council needed to take action on the
four /fifths vote, that will bring these items into the agenda and
the take separate action.
Mayor Heine repeated Councilmember Richards motion requesting the
items be placed on the agenda.
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBER
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER
BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
WELLS
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmember
Rea to approve Item A, "Request from Teen Challenge for Christmas
Tree Lot
City Clerk Hooper stated there were three requests for Christmas
Tree Lots.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmembe
Byrd and carried to approve all applications for Christmas Tree
Lots.
It was moved by Mayor Heine, seconded by Councilmember Rea to
bring Item B, Request for Carnival from M & D, Marketplace of
Lynwood.
Councilmember Richards discussed the frequency of the Carnivals
located at the Marketplace. Also discussed the costs for
additional service such as law enforcement.
After further discussion, it was moved by Councilmember Richards,
seconded by Councilmember Rea to approve special permit.
Councilmember Rea requested Item #12 Weight Room at
Community /Transit Center.
Councilmember Richards requested Item #15, Acceptance of
Community /Transit Center Construction - Project No. 5100A.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to approve:
RESOLUTION NO. 92 -172 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING AND ADOPTING SUPPLEMENT
NO. 9 TO THE LOCAL AGENCY -STATE AGREEMENT NO 07 -5250, FOR THE
FEDERAL AID URBAN SYSTEM PROJECTS IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD".
RENEWAL OF THE SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH FLEMING AND ASSOCIATES.
RESOLUTION NO. 92 -173 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING AN APPLICATION FOR
DESIGNATION AND INCLUSION IN THE L.A. REVITALIZATION ZONE AS
ESTABLISHED UNDER ASSEMBLY BILL 38% ".
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RESOLUTION NO. 9 75 ENTITLED: "A RESOIION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY F LYNWOOD APPROVING A CON RACT AMENDMENT FOR
CITY PROSECUTOR SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF THE CODE ENFORCEMENT
PROGRAM."
RESOLUTION NO. 92 -176 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, ALLOWING AND
APPROVING THE DEMANDS AND WARRANTS THEREFORE ".
Councilmember Rea questioned Item #15, Accepting the
Community /Transit Center as complete. Councilmember Rea
questioned the need for additional room construction.
City Manager Adams stated this was an information item only and
that after touring the new Community /Transit Center it was
determined that there was room for the Weight Room within the
structure.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Byrd
to receive and file.
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBER
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER
BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
WELLS
Councilmember Richards spoke regarding Item #15 Acceptance of
Community /Transit Center as complete. Stated in regards to
comments made during Public Orals, recognition projects were in
the works for former Councilmembers and participants.
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to accept Item #15:
RESOLUTION NO. 92 -174 ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ACCEPTING THE COMMUNITY /TRANSIT CENTER AS
COMPLETE ".
Councilmember Rea questioned whether or not the plaques of
recognition would be brought back to discuss costs.
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBER BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER WELLS
DISCUSSION ITEMS
Mayor Heine introduced Item #19, Youth Commission Vacancies.
City Clerk Hooper stated Council had asked this item be brought
back from the last meeting. Since that time, the City Clerks
Office had received a second resignation. Therefore, two
nominations were in order.
Mayor Heine stated four applications had been received.
Councilmember Byrd nominated Daniel Haley.
Councilmember Richards nominated Alton Hamilton.
Mayor Heine nominated Sulu Ah- Ching.
Councilmember Rea suggested since all the applications were
received at the same time that Council place the names in a hat
and draw from there.
Councilmember Richards noted that one of the applicants was
fourteen and the other three were twelve. He would like to see
one of the twelve year olds appointed.
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Mayor Heine stated& would like to have thi` tem held over to
the next meeting, 7habling Council to have the opportunity to
speak with Recreation regarding the applicants.
It was reached by general consent and carried to appoint Alton
Hamilton to the Youth Commission and postpone the remaining
appointment until the next regular scheduled meeting.
Mayor Heine announced Item #20, Lynwoods Strategic Plan Process.
City Manager Adams discussed the outline of the Strategic Plan
Process and actions to be discussed over the next eight months,
so that when the 93 -94 budget is approved, this item will be
ready for adoption. Mr. Adams further introduced a draft of the
five year strategic plan, which would outline priority strategies
through work programs of the City, as well as community progress.
Also discussed integrated systems and development of communities
through Public Participation.
After further discussion,
It was moved by Councilmember Richards, seconded by Councilmember
Byrd to accept the Lynwood Strategic Plan Process with the
exception of the Task Force Element and the inclusion of the
School District.
ROLL CALL
AYES: COUNCILMEMBER
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER
BYRD, REA, RICHARDS, HEINE
WELLS
Mayor Heine introduced item #21, Joint Meetings with the Lynwood
Unified School District and Compton Community College.
Mayor Heine asked for recommendation as to whether or not staff
wishes to meet quarterly, semi - quarterly, semi- annual or other
meeting frequencies.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember
Richards and carried to conduct meetings quarterly.
Councilmember Richards moved to amend the motion to include Cal
State Dominguez.
Councilmember Byrd requested to include Parochial Schools.
Mayor Heine stated we needed to take action primarily on our own
school district before we move to include surrounding schools.
PUBLIC ORALS
Claude Law, 3866 Walnut Ave. spoke regarding strategy plan.
Wants to see something positive happen. Stated Council already
has commissions that are there for that purpose, however their
services were not being implemented. Spoke regarding partnership
programs already in progress with educational programs.
Lauroi Guillory spoke regarding City Treasurer and sexist and
racial comments made towards her. Also spoke regarding a seat
and a nameplate for the City Treasurer among the Department
Heads. Asked for a resignation from the Mayor.
Claudia Davis, 11363 Virginia Ave., spoke regarding problems on
her street.
Diane Becker, 11356 Virginia Ave., spoke regarding parking
problems and concerns. Also spoke regarding poor response from
Sheriffs department.
Annie Davis, 11365 Virginia Ave., spoke regarding Parking
Problems.
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Joe Lucky, 11461 Sate St. spoke regarding ge sound speaker
placed up against h.s back fence and inhospitaule experience with
Sheriffs Department, Also spoke regarding loud noises and cities
lack of enforcement on noise ordinance.
Benjamin Miranda spoke regarding complaints towards the Sheriffs
Department. Also spoke in opposition regarding dates and prices
of carnivals in the city.
Pablo Torres spoke regarding ordinance pertaining to moratorium
on autos sales and services.
COUNCIL ORALS
Councilmember Rea questioned statements made during Public Orals
relative to Commission activities. Asked City Manager whether or
not decisions by these commissions were being considered. Also
spoke regarding sexual harassment guidelines in our City Cod.
Also spoke regarding complaints filed against Sheriffs
Department.
Councilmember Byrd spoke in opposition to a newspaper article
relative to political payoffs. Offered a history on his
relationship with Mr. Childress and supported his abilities to
conduct the RecNet Program.
Councilmember Richards spoke regarding recognition of County
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn. Also spoke regarding "Peace in the
City" conference within the City on the 15th of December. Also
spoke in regards to an odor possibly coming from a chemical plant
somewhere in the Southwest section of the City. Requested
Council adjourn in memory of the brother of Councilperson Wells,
Frederick Wells, Cleah Adams and Victor Woods a City Employee.
Mayor Heine spoke regarding loud music during the weekend morning
hours. Also spoke regarding problems with Ice Cream Trucks, Push
Carts, and Donut Trucks. Stated Council was attempting to meet
these problems head -on. Also spoke regarding complaints relative
to the Sheriffs Department. Stated he was in support of the
Department and stated there were just as many commendations as
complaints towards the Sheriffs Department.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember Rea
to adjourn to Closed Session at 9:45.
Council reconvened at 11:18.
Mayor Heine recalled the meeting to order.
City Attorney Barbosa stated the City Council had met in Closed
Session and heard a report on Personnel matters. Stated no need
for action at this time.
Council also heard Real Property Negotiations on Entrepreneur
Development Academy. Stated there was no need for action at this
time.
It was moved by Councilmember Byrd, seconded by Councilmember
Richards and carried to adjourned at 11:20.
• REGU:__ MEETING, DECEMBER 1,•92
The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular session in the
City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road on the above date at 7:30 p.m.
Mayor Heine and Councilmember Richards answered the roll call.
Councilmembers Byrd, Rea, and Wells were absent.
Also present were City Manager Adams, City Clerk Hooper and City Treasurer
Pygatt.
Due to lack of a quorum, the meeting was adjourned at 7:31 p.m. to the next
regular scheduled meeting of December 15, 1992.
MAYOR
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WHEREAS, Or. Paul Benjamin
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since 1979, serving as President -Elect in 1991, treasurer
in 1990 and as a Director since 1988. Paul Benjamin has been
active in committee mark as a member of the: American Home Week,
Communications, Education, Equal Opportunitg, Local Governmental Re-
lations, Cong Range Planning and Political Affairs Committees. Paul has
also served as Chairman of the Budget and Finance, BORPAC trustees, Education
and Orientation Committees; and
MHEREAS, an November 22, 1991, Paul
Benjamin was installed as President of the RANCHO COS CERRITO$ ASSOCIATION
OF REACTORS. While promoting the concepts of prauertg and homeownership, the
association governs the professional and ethical standards of its member
REACTORS. During Paul's term, the Association has excelled in bath these
functions; and y
WHEREAS, under the leadership of Paul Benjamin, the
_ RANCHO COS CERRITOS ASSOCIATION OF REACTORS has continued and imuroved upon
its communitg service projects. President Benjamin has encouraged each real
estate office within the Association to "build" a Christmas tree of canned
goads. the canned food will he donatedto the Salvation Army for distribution to
needy families during Christmas; and
MNEREAS, the Association has thrived under Paul's tenure and
has maintained high professional standards amanp member REACTORS, it has in-
creased the Association's participation in communitg service, and has done its
part to maintain the institution of property and home ownership.
NOW CHEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Cgnwood does herehg cummend:
PAHC BENJAMIN
and we herehg extend our utmost respect and best wishes for continued success
in all his future endeavors.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I, COWS, J. HEINE, WOR of the City of Cynwood have here
unto set my hand and caused the SEAL of the Great Citg of Cgnmood to he
/ affixed this 11th aap of December, 1992.
Paul Richards Couts Byrd
Wayor Pro-Tem Councilmember
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FROM:
BY:
SUBJECT:
City of LYNWOOD
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11330 BULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(213) 603 -0220
December 15, 1992
Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers
Laurence Adams, Sr
Andrea L. Hooper,
Reorganization
., City Manager,1n
City ClerkA
At Council's meeting of January 7, 1992, discussion was held regarding
the reorganization of Council, and that perhaps a policy be established.
It was the concern of Council that maybe the reorganization should
be done on a calendar basis and rotating the Mayorship thereby creating
the opportunity for each member to serve as Mayor and each member
would have time to prepare for the demands of the post.
No action was taken on this item.
A policy was established under former Mayor Robert Henning to reorganize
in January, however that was changed by the Council in November 1991,
when Louis J. Heine was appointed Mayor to fill out the unexpired term
of Robert Henning.
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FROM Laurence H Adams, Sr , City Manager
BY Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
SUBJECT: COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY STRATEGY (CHAS)
DRAFT ANNUAL PLAN AND PERFORMANCE REPORT APPROVAL
PROPOSAL:
Pursuant to Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations
regarding preparation of the Five Year Comprehensive Housing
Affordability Strategy, Staff has prepared the CHAS Draft Annual
Plan and Performance Report on the City's current housing
activities The Draft Annual Plan provides an update on the one -
_vear housing action plan for Fiscal Year 1992, covering the period
from October 1, 1992 to September 30, 1993. The Performance Report
provides an update on the City's activities from October 1, 1991 to
September 30, 1992.
Both the Annual Plan and Performance Report are to be submitted to
HUD for review by December 31, 1992. All jurisdictions must conduct
public hearings for review of the CHAS documents, as part of the
CHAS Annual and Performance Report approval process
FACTS:
1 On February 18, 1992 the City Council approved the
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) Five Year
Plan
2 Pursuant the HUD Guidelines,
Performance Report have been
Council and community review.
the City's Annual Plan and
prepared for Commission, City
4. On December 9, 1992 the Housing and Community Development
Block Grant Advisory Board Commission will conduct a public
hearing on the Draft CHAS Annual Plan and Performance Report.
5 The Draft Documents must be submitted to HUD for review by
December 31, 1992, following incorporation of public comment
received during public hearings.
Analysis:
The City of Lynwood prepared and adopted a Comprehensive Housing
Affordability Strategy (CHAS) in 1991 outlining the special housing
concerns in Lynwood pursuant to Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) guidelines. HUD also requires that all
Jurisdictions prepare an Annual Plan and Performance Report as part
of the Five Year Action program described in the CHAS The Annual
Plan provides detailed information on the City's plans for
developing and implementing housing programs utilizing affordable
housing funds that are expected to be available during the 1993
fiscal year The elements of the Annual Plan include:
• The CHAS Development Process
• Implementation and Investment Strategies
• Annual Goals
• Other Actions to Implement Housing Strategies
The Annual Report is the first annual assessment of the City's
housing activities outlined in the CHAS The report provides an
update on the one year activities during the period from October 1,
1992 to September 30, 1993
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The One Year Goals outlined in the adopted CHAS and CHAS Annual
Plan include:
1 Assist 20 single family households with rehabilitation
funding.
2. Maintain Rental Assistance Program for rental units.
3. Allocate up to $1 4 million dollars to address housing needs
through a variety of resources including HOME Program funds,
Redevelopment Set Aside funds and Community Development Block
Grant funds These funds will be allocated for both new
construction and housing rehabilitation activities
4 Provide housing referral services for Section 8 assisted
housing.
The City has targeted its low /moderate income neighborhoods to
receive assistance under the above programs. Furthermore, the City
is establishing a new housing rehabilitation and production
division as part of the City's redevelopment activities in order to
create new affordable housing opportunities. In addition to the
above programs, the following other supportive housing activities
are available to Lynwood residents with the City acting in a
referral capacity:
• Lynwoods Senior Citizens Programs /adoptive program
• In Home Services
• Shared Housing
• In Home Supportive Services
• Rental Listings
• Utility Services
• Hot Meals program
• Meals on Wheels
The special needs of the disabled, elderly families with dependent
children and those with AIDS or HIV infection or drug /alcohol
addiction are addressed through a variety of City and County
service providers including:
• Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC)
• In Home Services
• Minority AIDS Project
• Adult Protective Services
• Teen Challenge
• The Special Services Center Drug Abuse and Program Office
(DAPO)
The City's CHAS Performance Report provides a status report on
Lynwood's housing activities during the past Federal Fiscal Year
and outlines the City's housing resource allocations relative to
carrying out the CHAS Annual Plan
As outlined in the Performance Report, the City allocated $400,000
of Community Development Block grant funding for residential
rehabilitation programs for HUD approved housing rehabilitation
activities Lynwood's Section 8 Rental Assistance program was
administered and managed by the Los Angeles County Public Housing
Authority (LACPHA), 577 rental certificates and vouchers were
issued Rehabilitation funding for Fiscal Year 1991/1992 was not
completely utilized ($285,253 was expended) due to several factors
including.
• A lower loan amount than anticipated per rehabilitation
project.
• The economic recession
patterns
• Insufficient City staff
rehabilitation projects
impacting consumer spending
to fully market and service
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The City is currently reorganizing the rehabilitation program
relative to staffing and marketing of program activities and is
currently processing an increased number of potential loan
applications for rehabilitation projects.
The City has planned to increase the supply of affordable housing
through new construction activity. The City has not initiated any
public housing or affordable housing projects during Fiscal Year
91/92 However, the City has taken several initiatives in order to
increase the supply of affordable housing including adoption of the
Revised Housing Element, approval of the HOME Program and
investigation of the potential to develop seven affordable single
family dwelling units on Caltrans owned property which is being
made available for disposition
The proposed reorganization of certain residential rehabilitation
activities, the assignment of new staff, better marketing and
execution of rehabilitation programs and new construction
activities will enable the City to achieve its housing
rehabilitation priorities outlined in the CHAS.
Prior to submission to HUD, the Draft Documents will be revised as
required pursuant to Commission, Council and community concerns.
RECOMMENDATION•
Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the City
Council adopt the attached Resolution approving the City's
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) Annual Plan and
Performance Report and authorize the City Manager to sign the
required certifications for submission to the Department of Housing
and Urban Development.
Attachments:
1. Resolution
2. Draft CHAS Annual Report
3. Draft CHAS Performance Plan
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF CITY OF LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL
APPROVING THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
STRATEGY (CHAS) ANNUAL PLAN AND PERFORMANCE REPORT AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SIGN THE REQUIRED
CERTIFICATIONS FOR SUBMISSION TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.
WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
(CHAS) is a five year action - oriented management tool developed to
identify housing needs in the City of Lynwood in conjunction with
resources and programs to address those needs, and
WHEREAS, as required by Title I of the National Affordable
Housing Act (NAHA) state and local government must have an approved
CHAS in order to receive Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
entitlement funding from the Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD); and
WHEREAS, HUD also requires production and adoption of an
Annual Plan outlining the one year housing action plan for Fiscal
Year 1993 and a Performance Report outlining housing activities
from October 1, 1992, to September 30, 1992; and
WHEREAS, as required by HUD the City designated a 60 day
public review period at which time the CHAS document was made
available to the public, and the appropriate public notices were
published in the City's adjudicated newspapers; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood conducted a public hearing to
acquire citizen input in compliance with HUD regulations regarding
citizen participation; and
WHEREAS, HUD requires that by December 31, 1992, the City
submit a completed CHAS Annual Plan and Performance Report along
with a summary of citizens' comments and HUD required
certifications which include- (1) Certification that the City will
affirmatively further fair housing, and (2) Certification of
Replacement Housing and Relocation Assistance; and
WHEREAS, the City will submit to HUD all the required
documents and the minutes of each public hearing will be included
with the documentation;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD, that the City of Lynwood:
Section 1. Approves the City of Lynwood's Comprehensive
Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS), Annual Plan and Performance
Report
Section 2. Authorizes the City Manager to sign the required
certifications for submission to the Department of Housing and
Urban Development.
Section 3. Makes this resolution effective immediately upon
its adoption.
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Section 4. The City Council of the City of Lynwood, based upon
the aforementioned findings and determinations, hereby approves the
CHAS Annual and Performance Reports.
ADOPTION this 15th day of December, 1992, by members of the
Lynwood City Council.
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
ATTEST':
Andrea L Hooper, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Henry S. Barbosa
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
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A RESOLUTION OF CITY OF LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL
APPROVING THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
STRATEGY (CHAS) ANNUAL PLAN AND PERFORMANCE REPORT AND
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SIGN THE REQUIRED
CERTIFICATIONS FOR SUBMISSION TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.
WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
(CHAS) is a five year action - oriented management tool developed to
identify housing needs in the City of Lynwood in conjunction with
resources and programs to address those needs, and
WHEREAS, as required by Title I of the National Affordable
Housing Act (NAHA) state and local government must have an approved
CHAS in order to receive Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
entitlement funding from the Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD); and
WHEREAS, HUD also requires production and adoption of an
Annual Plan outlining the one year housing action plan for Fiscal
Year 1993 and a Performance Report outlining housing activities
from October 1, 1992, to September 30, 1992; and
WHEREAS, as required by HUD the City designated a 60 day
public review period at which time the CHAS document was made
available to the public, and the appropriate public notices were
published in the City's adjudicated newspapers; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood conducted a public hearing to
acquire citizen input in compliance with HUD regulations regarding
citizen participation; and
WHEREAS, HUD requires that by December 31, 1992, the City
submit a completed CHAS Annual Plan and Performance Report along
with a summary of citizens' comments and HUD required
certifications which include: (1) Certification that the City will
affirmatively further fair housing, and (2) Certification of
Replacement Housing and Relocation Assistance; and
` WHEREAS, the City will submit to HUD all the required
documents and the minutes of each public hearing will be included
with the documentation;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD, that the City of Lynwood:
Section 1. Approves the City of Lynwood's Comprehensive
Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS), Annual Plan and Performance
Report.
Section 2. Authorizes the City Manager to sign the required
certifications for submission to the Department of Housing and
Urban Development.
Section 3. Makes this resolution effective immediately upon
its adoption.
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Section 4. The City Council of the City of Lynwood, based upon
the aforementioned findings and determinations, hereby approves the
CHAS Annual and Performance Reports.
ADOPTION this 15th day of December, 1992, by members of the
Lynwood City Council.
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
ATTEST:
Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Henry S. Barbosa
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
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PERFORMANCE REPORT
FY 91/92
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City of Lynwood
Community Development Department
December 1, 1992
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Appendix 1 9
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Executive Summary
1
Part I. Annual Performance
2
A Resources Made
Available in Jurisdiction
2
Table: Resources
Made Available
2
B Investmentslof
Resources
2
Table: Funds
Used
3
1. Geographic Distribution
3
2 Leveraging of Non - Federal Funds
3
Map: Target Areas for Assistance
4
3. Investment: Planned vs. Actual
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C. Households & Persons Assisted
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Table: Documentation of Assistance
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D. Other Actions Undertaken
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1. Public Policies
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2. Intergovernmental Cooperation
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Part II: Assessment of Annual Performance
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CHAS
REPORT
IVE SUMMARY
The City prepared and adopted a Comprehensive Housing Affordability
Strategy (CHAS) in 1991 which outlined the special housing problems
in Lynwood The problem of housing affordability affects virtually
all economic segments of the City of Lynwood. The CHAS provides a
comprehensive method for assessing housing problems and addressing
housing needs. Pursuant to Department of Housing and Urban
Development guidelines, the City must also prepare an Annual Report
which describes the City's actions on an annual basis to address
the housing problems outl in the original CHAS report and a
Performance Report which describes the City current performance
in realizing its housing goals relative to the CHAS.
Lynwood's Comprehensive ;Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS)
Annual Performance Report is a two -part document covering the
period from October 1, 1991 to September 30, 1992.
Part I provides a status report on Lynwood's actual performance
during the past Federal fiscal year. Part II is divided into
several sections describing the City's housing resource allocation
and performance relative Ito programs and available resources in
carrying out the CHAS one;Year Action Plan.
Part II is designed to provide an assessment of the effectiveness
of City housing programs t during the past fiscal year reporting
period in the achievement of the overall CHAS five -year strategy
objectives and priorities, and to discuss what actions or changes
are being contemplated as 'a result of the annual CHAS performance.
PART I
PERFORMANCE REPORT
During FY1991 -92, Lynwood had two forms of assistance Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding and Section 8 Rental
Assistance provided by Los Angeles County Public Housing Authority
(LACPHA). Lynwood's ! Housing and Community Development
Administration Division (HCDA) administers and manages all CDBG
funds. Lynwood's Section , 8 Rental Assistance program, however, is
administered and managed !by the LACPHA. In FY 1991 -92, Lynwood
allocated $400,000 to residential rehabilitation. LACPHA provides
certificates and vouchersjto those in need of rent subsidies under
the county's jurisdiction (see Table 1) based upon an agreement
made in 1985 between the City of Lynwood and the Los Angeles County
Public Housing Authority
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TABLE 1
SOURCE
ADMINISTRATIVE
AGENCY
ACTUAL
RECEIVED
PLANNED
RECEIVED
CDBG
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HCDA
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$400,000
$400,000
SECTION 8
LACPHA
577
N/A
CERTIFICATES
AND VOUCHERS
Investment of Available Resources
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The City has projected the following allocation of housing
rehabilitation loan funds for FY1991 -92. The funds allocated
were not completely utilized. This is due to several factors
including:
A lower loan amount per rehabilitation project
The economic
patterns
recession impacting consumer spending
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Insufficient City staff to fully market and service
rehabilitation.
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The City offers a maximum $30,000 loan, which is not always
utilized fully by loan applicants. Thus, due to the economic
conditions and the nature of rehabilitation loans being processed
by the City, not all resources allocated have been expended.
This condition also appliies to grant recipients.
RESOURCE FUNDS USED
SOURCE
AMOUNT j
AMOUNT USED
USE
RECEIVED]
CDBG
$400,000'
$285,253
RESIDENTIAL
REHABILITATION
$157,188
LOANS
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$ 13,900
GRANTS
$114,165
ADMINISTRATIVE
FEES
LACPHA
577* 1
577
RENTAL HOUSING
erti icates an ouc ers
Geographic Distributicn of Investment
City -wide assistance (map)
Leveraging of Non - Federal Funds
The City of Lynwood had no local funds available FY1991 -92 for
use in City housing programs. Thus, all housing funds were
provided through Federal fund allocations. Los Angeles County
provides Lynwood with Public Housing Authority service and
management, including certificates and vouchers for Section 8
rental assistance.
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Actual Investment vs. Planned Investments
Per projected investment for Lynwood in accordance with the CHAS
Five -Year Strategy, the City's one year goals for investment are:
REHABILITATION
Planned Investments: 50 loans, $30,000 Maximum
5 Emergency Grants, $35,000 allocated
Actual investments: 9 Loans
4 Emergency Grants
Plan: To provide housing rehabilitation assistance to owners
of rental property occupied by owner - occupied tenants.
Actual: The City projected that this would be an activity to be
implemented pending fund availability. Due to lack of
funds, this program was not implemented in FY1991 -92.
PUBLIC HOUSING
With respect to public housing, though Lynwood does not have a
PHA of their own, an on -going agreement was made with the County
of Los Angeles's Public Housing Authority to administer Section 8
certificates and vouchers to citizens of Lynwood. A total of 577
residents receiving Section 8 certificates and vouchers were
residing in Lynwood at the time of the Five -year Strategy
preparation The program is also managed by Los Angeles County.
The City planned to increase the supply of affordable housing
through new construction.
During FY1991 -92, Lynwood did not initiate any affordable housing
projects. However, plans have been formulated and during FY1992-
93 there should be significant progress in the new construction
of affordable housing.
Households /Persons to be Assisted
HOUSEHOLDS /PERSONS ASSISTED WITH HOUSING
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Number of Households /Persona Assisted
Rehabilitation (9) (see chart next page)
Section 8 Rental Assistance (577)
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COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY STRATEGY
ADDRESS
NUMBER OF UNITS
ASSISTED
TYPE OF
ASSISTANCE
FUNDING
SOURCE
INCOME
CATEGORY
EHTNIC
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FUND
PROVIDER
3952 Palm Avenue
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
4
HCDA
10845 McNerneX
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
4
HCDA
11232 Linden Avenue
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
1
HCDA
3773 Palm Avenue
1
Emegen2y Grant
CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
11612 Lindberg Ave.
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
11041 Sante Fe Avenue
1
Emergency Grant
CDBG
Low /Moderate
4
HCDA
12701 Waldorf Drive
1
Emergency Grant
CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
10910 Standard Avenue
1
State & Deferred P nt Loan
STATE/CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
11615 Olive Street
1
Emergency Grant
CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
10941 McNerney
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
4
HCDA
11754 Thorson
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
4539 Arlin ton
1
Deferred Payment Loan
CDBG
Low /Moderate
2
HCDA
Required by HUD
Code # / Group
1 / White
2 / His nic
4 / Black
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Other Action Undertaken
Public Policies and initial program adoption of Housina Element
Revision
The City recently drafted and approved a Revised Housing Element
which will bring the City's General Plan Housing Element in
conformance with State affordable housing guidelines.
As part of the approved Revised Housing Element the City will
undertake the development of a new 2nd Unit (Accessory Unit)
housing program which will permit the legal conversion of single -
family dwellings containing 2nd units on multi - family zoned
property The 2nd unit program will be refined and implemented
as part of the City's recently adopted Revised Housing Element.
Intergovernmental Cooperation - Century Freeway /Caltrans Property
Disposition
The City has been actively working with Caltrans in the
acquisition of Caltrans owned property for the development of
seven affordable single - family dwellings. Caltrans has recently
made the property available for purchase by the City, and the
City is arranging the acquisition and disposition agreements for
development.
The development is proposed for the area bounded by Santa Fe and
Weber Avenue and encompassing approximately .68 acres. The
project would involve the development of a subdivision of
moderate income housing
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PART II
ASSESSMENT OF ANNUAL PERFORMANCE
Lynwood has committed resources to optimize housing services with
available funding The City implemented five -year goals and
priorities and assisted residents with residential rehabilitation
in addition to continuing Los Angeles County, rental assistance in
the form of certificates and vouchers. Though some priorities
were achieved, some were not due to insufficient funding
Programs that Lynwood wishes to address within the duration of
this five -year strategy that were not addressed in FY1991 -92 are:
1 New Construction
2 Rental Residential Rehabilitation
Lynwood projects that these priorities will be addressed in
following years prior to the expiration of the CHAS Five -Year
Strategy
With respect to residential rehabilitation, several priority
goals that were addressed were not achieved. Out of the ten
projected households to be assisted wth residential
rehabilitation in the form of loans, nine residents were
assisted. Of the five projected households to be assisted with
emergency grants for rehabilitation, four residents were
assisted Proposed reorganization of certain residential
rehabilitation activities, the assignment of new staff, and
better marketing and execution of residential rehabilitation
programs will help the City achieve its housing rehabilitation
priorities
The Los Angeles County Public Housing Authority managed and
administered the City's rental assistance program which consisted
of the availability of certificates and vouchers to those who
applied and met the requirements for assistance. Lynwood does
not monitor the Section 8 assistance for the residents of the
community. Thus the County of Los Angeles dictates rental
assistance to Lynwood residents. Los Angeles county has a
Section 8 waiting list of approximately 85,000 citizens,
approximately 27,000 are of the Counties immediate jurisdiction
(excluding outside contracting counties), and 1,119 citizens
residing in Lynwood, constituting 4% of the jurisdiction waiting
list.
In the coming years, the City hopes to expand its housing
programs to fulfill resident needs. In the future, with the
development of new funding approaches and the expansion of
housing fund availability, the City will implement more programs
for housing assistance and housing production.
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APPENDIX
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
(CHAS)
ANNUAL PLAN
FY 92/93
Prepared By:
City Of Lynwood
Community Development Department
December 1, 1992
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
(CHAS)
ANNUAL PLAN
FY 92/93
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
Executive Summary
Part I. Summary of CHAS Development
A Development Process
B. Resource List
2
2
2,3
Part II.
Strategy Implementation
4
A Investment Plan
4
1. Five -year CHAS Priorities
4
2. Residents to be Assisted
4
3. Housing Assistance to be Undertaken
4
4. Program /Resources that Support Activities
5
5 Public Land with Possible Usage in Activities
5
Table: Agency /City -owned Property
6 -9
6 Plan for Leveraging by the Use of Federal Funds
10
Table: Totai Housing Allocation
10
7. One -Year Goals
11
8. Households and Persons to be Assisted
11
9 Goals for Families to be Assisted (CHAS Table 3b)
11
Table: CHAS Table 3b
12
10. Funds to be Allocated FY1992 -93
11
11 Investment Plan (CHAS Table 3a)
13
CHAS Table 3a
14,15
12 Plan for Addressing Needs of the Homeless and
Special Needs
13
13. Geographic Description
19
14. Service Delivery Management
19
Maps: Census Tract
20
Part III.
Other Actions
21
A Public Policies
21
B Institutional Structures
21
C Public Housing Improvements
21
D. Public Housing Resident Initiatives
21
Part IV.
Certifications
22
A. Fair Housing
22
B. Relocation
22
Part V.
Summary of Citizens Comments
23
Appendix
24
CHAS ANNUAL PLAN
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City of Lynwood prepared and adopted a Comprehensive Housing
Affordability Strategy (CHAS) in 1991 which outlined the special
housing problems in Lynwood. The problem of housing affordability
affects virtually all economic segments of the City. The CHAS
provides a comprehensive method for assessing housing problems and
addressing housing needs Pursuant to Department of Housing and
Urban Development guidelines, the City must also prepare an Annual
Report which describes the City's actions on an annual basis to
address the housing problems outlined in the original CHAS report
and a Performance Report which describes the City's current
performance in realizing its housing goals relative to the CHAS.
The Annual Plan is based upon the five year strategy outlined in
the CHAS The Plan provides detailed information on the City's
plans for developing and implementing housing programs utilizing
affordable and supportive housing funds that are expected to be
available during the 1993 fiscal year. The Annual Report describes:
• The CHAS Development Process
• The CHAS Implementation Strategy & Investment Plan
• Annual Goals
• Other Actions To Implement Housing Strategies
The Annual Plan provides an update on the one year action plan for
Fiscal Year 1993, covering the period from October 1, 1992, to
September 30, 1993 The report provides the first annual
assessment of the City's challenge in meeting its housing
objectives. Lynwood's housing concerns are not unique. Nearly
every community is experiencing difficulty in satisfying housing
needs. The Annual Plan provides a benchmark to assess Lynwood's
housing problems and the programs developed to resolve them.
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• PART 2. 0
SUMMARY OF CHAS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
'lin in orma ion used in preparing t e CHAS, was raven rom various
sources within the City, and from surrounding communities. This
information was obtained from community groups, non - profit
organizations, City departments, County, Federal and State and
local lending institutions that are involved in the housing in the
City of Lynwood The list of resources used in preparation of the
CHAS strategy is shown below:
CHAS RESOURCE LIST
Organization
70mpCOn Welfare Rights
528 W Almond Street
Compton, CA 992:0
(213) 603 -8411
Department of Social Services
1716 Santa Fe
Fancho Dominguez, CA
(213) 761 -2366
City of Lynwood
Parks and Recreation Dept
3798 Martin Luther Kino,Jr Blvd
A Colinr Conmi.lnity Dev
Commission /Public Housing
Authority
1213) 645 -4300
True vine Coulmunity outreach
_4513 Butler Anu-
�Cmpton, CA 90221
House of
Redeemed
1301 North willowLrtok
SOs Alloeje5, ,4 "u
1213) 627 -9933
The Rancho Los Cerritos Board
of Realtors
Lynwood, CA 9021,'
(213) 867 -278;
Employment Development Department
(213) 252 -7S21, 252 -7522,
(213) 252 -7528
E1 Centro Homeless Program
(21a) 480 -1557
dailation Army
736 East Compton Blvd
Compton, CA 90220
7lctory Square
3593 F Martin Luther King Blvd
Lynwood, CA 90262
(213) 639 -5220
Highland Manor
12131 631 -7569
Angelica Guest House
12613 long Beach Blvd
Lynwood, CA 90262
Southern California Association
of Government
(213) 236 -1800
n S Pu n•, ni f i% r u:
(301) 7b3 USS3
'Peen Challenge
10251 California Avenue
South Gate, CA
Steel Workers welfare Action
5201 E Gage, Suite 211
Bell, CA 90201
Dial -A -Ride Program
City of Lynwood Parks and
Recreation Dept
3798 Martin Luther King Blvd
Lynwood, CA 90262
Bank of America
3505 E Imperial Highway
Lynwood, CA 90262
Security Pacific Bank
3200 E Imperial Highway
Lynwood, CA 90262
Home Bank
3645 Imperial Highway
Lynwood, CA 90262
— _Contact
Person _ —
Resource
Information
Bernice
_ — —
LaCour
— [ _ — —
Homeless
Services
Shelter
Director
Angun Asawesna
Case Worker
Beverly Anderson
Patty Snowfox
Alice Andrew
In -Home Supportive
Services
Senior Citizens
Adaptive Program
Section 8 - Housing
Assistance Payment
Program
Homeless Shelter
for Men
Lonnie Hampton
Ann Kramer
Gary walendzik
2stelle Ridley
Mr Mendosa
Phil Cookes
Director
Jim Givens
Helen Penner
Judy Tufo CRA /HMDA
Aurora Mariscal, CRA
Hugh D Loftus &
CRA Officer
Dottie Dimitropoulos
Karen Kopczak, CRA
Homeless Shelter
for Women & Children
-s
Cost to Purchase
Property in Lynwood
Unemployment Statistics
for Lynwood
Homeless
Food Provisions and
Shelter for Homeless
Mentally III Facility
Mentally Ill Facility
Mentally Ili Facility
1980 -1990 Census
Information for
Lynwood
Housing Tenure
In Lyuw"vd
Drug Rehabilitation
Organization
Meal on Wheels & Hot
Meals Program for
Lynwood Seniors
Provide Seniors
with Transportation
Current Lending
Activities in Lynwood
CRA /HMDA
Current Lending
Activities in Lynwood
CRA
RA CRA /HMDA
2
9
toi; Squire_
E96 E MaI[in Lutner King Blvd
90262
__0 '31
A.h ,and Mantr
2131 6_1 -7559
0.ngellca Gun =_t Hoy -se
._.._ :cry swa E1vd
- ynwood, SA 0
70 - - 5 —4' 1
ASUtnetn c:- ._.ini.i rssocla[lon
"d Jcveinment
,2131 236 -19n0
H S Bllle�u It - auus
Washington, 0 -
(30I1 753 -053
Teen Challenge
1.0251 California Avenue
South Cate, '_A
Steel Workers Welfare ACClon
5201 E Gage, Suite 211
Bell, CA 91201
Dial- A -Ri'.e Program
City of Lynwood Parks and
Recreation Dept:
_798 Martin Luther King Blvd.
Lynwood, CA 90262
(213) 603- 0220, extension 393
Bank of America
1505 E imperial Highway
Lynwood, CA 902Q
2131 5095 - 00
- :ricy Paclfi Bink
' -_ " E Imper Highway
inwC_d, CA 90:67
Home tank
2045 Imperial Highway
Lynwood, CA 90202
0
_ _ Koh Person - _ - _ _ - _
Sonny
Mr Mendosa
Javier
Phil Cookes
Director
Jim Givens
Helen Penner
Judy Tufo CRA /HMDA
Aurora Mariscal, CRA
Hugh D Loftus &
CAA Officer
Dottie Dimitropoulos
Karen Kopczak, CRA
RA
Fesource InfCrll:atl JR
Mentally Ill Facillt7
Mentally 1ll FaCili[y
Mentally 111 Facility
1186099" Census
Information for
Lynwood
H T
in Lynwood
Drug Rd wLilintion
Organization
Meal on 'Wheels S Hot
Meals Program for
Lynwood Seniors
Provide Seniors
With Transportation
Current Lending
Acrivities in L /nwood
, 'R A /HMDA
Current Lending
Activities in Lynw:Ud
CRA
CRA /HMDA
3
r
e
M
• •
PART II.
STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION
INVESTMENT PLAN
The City of Lynwood's CHAS Five -Year Strategy includes activities
covering a five year period. The Five -Year plan lists priorities
to be addressed over the five year planning period. There are four
priorities established in the CHAS. The four priorities include:
Priority 1 Provide residential rehabilitation assistance to
owner- occupied households, with an emphasis on
alleviating unit overcrowding.
Priority 2: Provide housing rehabilitation assistance to owners
of rental property occupied by lower- income tenants.
Priority 3: Increase the supply of affordable housing through
new construction.
Priority 4: Provide rental assistance to lower income households
overpaying for housing
Pursuant to HUD criteria, Lynwood has established a five -year
strategy to meet the housing needs of the City.
Residents to be Assisted
The areas to be assisted this fiscal year include neighborhoods
with high concentrations of seniors and low /moderate income
residents as shown on the attached map. (see section Geographic
Description Target Areas for Assistance)
Housing Activities to be Undertaken
Lynwood has limited resources to utilize in meeting its housing
objectives. Most funding is provided through the Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. These monies are primarily
directed toward housing rehabilitation and the delivery of
important ,community services. As a consequence, there has been a
lack of new affordable housing development projects in the City.
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with receipt of new Federal and State housing funds and current
CDBG funding, the City plans to broaden its housing activities to
include the following:
New Construction - The City is proposing the production
of new housing through the development of senior housing
and affordable single- family dwellings;
Residential Rehabilitation - The City will provide
rehabilitation assistance in the form of deferred payment
loans and emergency grants to low /moderate income residents,
and senior citizen grants to assist in providing safe
sanitary housing;
Rental Assistance - The City will utilize certificates and
vouchers provided for very low- income residents to subsidize
the difference between rental costs and household income
available to expend on Housing based upon HUD guidelines.
(See table Assisted Housing Inventory)
Programs /Resources that Support Activities
New construction in the City of Lynwood will be supported with
funding from the HOME Program and the City's Redevelopment Set -
Aside funds.
Residential Rehabilitation will receive funding from the Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG).
The City of Lynwood entered into a contract agreement with the
County of Los Angeles Community Development Commission's Public
Housing Authority in 1985. This agreement provides that the Los
Angeles County Public Housing Authority administer Section 8
housing rental certificates and vouchers on behalf of the City of
Lynwood The City plans to continue its contractual agreement with
the Los Angeles County Public Housing Authority.
Public Land with Possible Usage in Activities
The City has conducted a survey of City and Redevelopment owned
property. These properties are generally intended for commercial
use pursuant to the City's adopted General Plan. Several
properties are located in residential zones and could be made
available for new residential development. The City is currently
examining the possibilities for disposition or development of these
properties. (See attached Survey of Agency and City -Owned
Property)
TABLE 1
CITY -OWNED PROPERTIES
0
PARCMM M.
ADDR889
ACABB
( .ET.)
ZONING
CORRBNP 088
HTATOS
POTHiTIAL O86
ReNT
MARK= VALDB
(REw)
1'l AIA'16U
LAND PRICE
PER SO PT
PROP BRTY
DISPOSITION
1
6150 -3e -900
M
WATER WELL
INDUSTRIAL
NuNE
R
EASEMENT
2
6168 -12 -901
LINDBERGH
11
P.F
SCHOOL
INSTITUTION
NOME
R
SCHOOL
(4,792)
3
c1o8 -12 -906
.8
R -2
VACANT LANE
RESIDENTIAL
WdNE
$_4c 4
(24.848)
(7 UNITS)
4
E16P. -13 -900
LINDBERGH
5
O.S
PARK
PARK
Do
P
PARR
(21,780)
5
1186 -13 -901
LINDGERGH
.5
O S
PARK
PARK
NONE
R
PARK
(21,780)
6
6186 -13 -902
LINDBERGH
.5
O S
PARK
=
PARK
WINE
H
PARK
(21,780)
7
6186 -19 -900
13
R -3
VACANT LAHL
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 9,6
S
(5.663)
8
6169 -9 -900
ROSE
.9
O.S
PARK
PARK,
DONE
R
CIRCLE
(39,204)
9
6169 -14 -901
.23
R -1
WATER FUMP
R
(10.019)
30
6169 -14 -903
.87
R -1
VACANT LANI
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ *0° 176
S
(37.897)
(6 U
11
6169 -16 -900
92
R -1
VACANT LANG
RESENTIAL
NONE
S! -� ^ ., n00
S
(40,075)
(6 UNITS)
12
6169 -16 -901
.09
R -1
VACANT LAND
NO UNITS
NONE
5 31,
(3920 4)
13
6170 -6 -900
11
N
WATER TOWER
R
(1,492)
14
6170 -10 -900
12
R -1
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 41,816
S
(5227.2)
(1 UNIT)
15
6170 -14 -901
.08
R -1
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 27 880
S
(3,485)
it MIT)
16
6170 -14 -907
.02
R -1
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 6 968
S
(871.2)
(NO UNITS)
17
6170 -22 -901
CARNATION
.91
O.S
PARK
C
PARK
NONE
R
CIRCLE
(39,640)
L8
6170 -38 -902
.54
C -3
FIRE DEPT
R
(23,522)
L9
6171 -2 -901
11187
17
C -3
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
NONE
$103,c7U
R
LONG
l7 )
?0
6171 -2 -902
195
- 34
C -3
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
NONE
$207,340
R
LUNG BCH.
(14,810)
?1
6171 -21 -90
111605
.11
R -1
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 36,36
R
LINDBERGH
(4,792)
(1 UNIT)
?2
6171 -21 -902
3280
11
R -1
VACANT LANE
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 38 -
P
LYNWOOD
(4,7921
11 UNITI
:3
6171 -21 -903
3270
11
R -1
VACANT LANE
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 38,330
R
LYNWOOD
(4,792)
(1 UNIT)
!4
6173 -7 -900
11409
44
R -2
TEEN CENTEF
-N -
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
BIRCH
(19,360)
(6 UNITS)
15
6173 -12 -900
11240
.24
R -2
WATER TANI[
CLLiF
fln ASA%
11
J
TAEL6 1
PARCEL W.
ADDRESS
ACRES
( .PT.)
ZONING
CORRENI an
I
SIATOS
POPSHPIAL 068
I
�Sawr •
MARKET VALOR
I (RENT) P /NO
LAND PRICE
PER EQ PT
PROPERTY
DISPOSITION
26
61% -_1 -900
DYMALLY
3 55
G.S
CITY PARK
R -3 -
OPEN SPACE
$e0 00
$195 no
Light Comer]lal Zone
R
Confo.ing
PARK
(155638)
LNC -
Legal Non- Conf.m.,g
27
617n -'_2 -901
DYMALLY
29.09
O.S
CITY PARK:
OPEN SPACE
NONE
R
PARK
(1,267,160)
28
6174-8 -900
11
R -2
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$47 93 -0
R
(4,792)
(1 UNIT)
29
6174 -10 -601
C -2
VACANT LAND
FREEWAY SIL3NS
NONE
R
30
617: -6 -900
.35
R -1
VACANT LAND
PARK
NONE
(15,246)
31
6175 -8 -601
WILSON
WILSON
INSTITUTION
NONE
R
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
32
6175 -9 -900
1 19
C -2
VACANT LAND
FREEWAY SIGNS
NONE
R
(51,836)
33
6170-1 -900
03
R -3
VACANT LAND
NOTHING
NONE
$ 15,684
S
1,307)
34
6167-2 -900
CITY HALL
15
E168 -2-900
12392
1.14
O.S
HCM CONST
PARK
NONE
NO CGMHEkCIAL
k
EGGEBROOK
149,658)
BUSINESS
B USINE S S
36
6188 -2 -901
74
O.S
MCM CONST
PARK
NONE
($700)
k
32,234)
37
6188 -2 -902
48
O.S
MCM CONST
PARK
NONE
VALUE
k
20,909)
38
6169 -1 -900
4269
.5
P.F
FIRE DEPT
R
MLK BLVD
(21,780)
39
6189 -2 -900
4295
15
R -1
WATER TANK
R
MLR BLVD
(6,534)
40
6189 -9 -900
.09
R -1
WATER PUMP
R
(3,920)
41
6189 -15 -601
.25
R -2
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$108,900
R
(10,890)
(3 UNITS)
42
6189 -32 -900
`HAM PARK
10.69
O.S
PARK AND
C
$250 00
($350 00)
R
(465,656)
DAYCARE
(1000 SQ.FT)
R
43
6191 -4 -900
.08
R -3
WATER WELL
(3,680)
44
6173 -2 -905
.10
C -2
VACANT
C
NONE
$ 61,950
R
(4,425)
45
6169 -12 -900
11705
3.00
CITY YARD
NONE
R
v wnnr.
•wn cm,
1
1
I
1
1 I
'T H. Abbott House, two -story historic structure possible adarti e reuse for tenancy
CODRr
DISPOSITION CODE,
M -
Manufacturing Zone
R -1 -
Residential Singl a- Fane]
SELL
O S -
Open Space
R -2 -
Residential Two- Fam1._
R RATAN
P.F -
Public Facilities
R -3 -
Residential Multi -Fu :._.
T TRADE
C - 2 -
Light Comer]lal Zone
C -
Confo.ing
C -3 -
Heavy Commercial Zone
LNC -
Legal Non- Conf.m.,g
if
•
11
TA 2
AOENCY -ONNED PROPERTIES
0
PARCEL N0.
ADDRE88
ACR68
( SO. FT.)
4:O14INO
CURRENT OSE
STATUS
POT@TTIAL USE
` RENT •
NARRET
(mm)
I.AND PRIC8
I PER SQ PT
PROPERTY
DISPOSITION
l
6189 -11 -900
( 6,410(
C -2
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
ev '4a
e189 -11 -901
37
C-2
VACANT LAND
3
6189 -13 -900
56
C -2
—a
COMMERCIAL
5486 '10(YR)
1$1050 00) iP
4
6189 -13 -901
(24,630)
BILLBOARDS
5
6189 -26 -900
11696
12
C -3
AUTO BODY
COMMERCIAL
$400 00IM"
($ 450(
ATLANTIC
(5,227)
(dcL uyueuc(
,n7 9`1
5
6189-19 -900
C -2
VACANT BLDG
COMMERCIAL
6
6171 -1 -901
18
C -2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(7840.8)
$109 7eO
7
6171 -1 -902
08
C - 2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(3484 8)
$ 46 770
8
6171 -5 -906
32
C - 2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(13939.2)
$19 ' - 146
9
6171 -5 -907
07
C - 2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(3049.2(
S 4-' ore
10
6171 -5 -908
07
C - 2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(3049.2)
11
6171 -5 -909
03
C - 2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(306 8)
12
6171 -5 -910
04
C - 2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(1742 4)
$ 24,388
13
6171 -5 -911
06
C
20 X 20
COMMERCIAL
(2613 6)
STRUCTURE
S 36 58-'
14
6171 -5 -914
76
C -2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(33,370)
$ 46,718
15
6171 -5 -916
06
C -2A
1500 SQ.FT
COMMERCIAL
$143,000
(2613 6 1
16
6171 -5 -923
34
C -2A
VACANT NT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(14,824)
$207 536
17
6171 -6 -902
.21
C -2A
COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL
$143 000
(9147 6)
BLDG.
18
6171 -6 -907
12
C -2A
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
$ 68 000
(5227.2)
19
6171 -6 -909
1 01
C -2A
CITY YARD
COMMERCIAL
(43995 6)
20
6171 -7 -900
15
CB - 1
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(6,534)
$ 91 476
21
6171 -7 -901
04
CB -1
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(1,742.4)
$ 24,388
22
6171 -7 -902
15
CB -1
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
(6,534)
S 91,476
23
6171 -7 -903
11221
15
CB -1
LYNWOOD
_ .-
COMMERCIAL
'$820 00
(1
PEACH ST
(6,534)
PATTERN
$4'0,000
24
6171 -7 -904
42
CB -1
LYNWOOD
—.L
COMMERCIAL
($3001
(18295.2(
PATTERN
$420,000
25
6171 -7 -905
08
lle.e .�
CB -1
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
$ 48,776
I 1
�J
u
0
TABLE 2
AOHNCY -O D PROPERTIES
PARCEL NO.
ADDREB6
ACRES
.".)
ZONING
CORAENf OSE
STATO6
PO1'BNTIAL OSe
�RB14T ,•
�EARZHT
(RENT)
LAND�PRICH
PHA SO PT
PROPERTY
DISPOSITION
a
61"13 -3 -900
C -3
VACANT LAND
COMMERCIAL
t7
6171-6-901
3200
13
C -2
INSTANTWHIP
COMMERCIAL
SANBORN
(5,663)
PAPRI NO LOT
$20 00 1MO
(5 400,
28
6171 12-900
1
1-2
VACANT LAND
FREEWAY SIGNS
NONE
(43 560)
29
6174 -8 -901
84
R -2
VACANT LAND
RESIDENTIAL
NONE
$ 365.1
(36,591)
(11 UNITS)
30
6194 -29 -902
11116
.26
M
COMMERCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
$195,000
WRIGHT
(11,162)
STRUCTURE
$580 00 /MO
($ 1 000)
31
6171 -12 -901
1 ^ 17
C -2
VACANT LAND
FREEWAY SIGNS
NONE
mm,
CB -1 - Controlled Business Zone
C -2 - Light Commercial Zone
C -2A - Medium Commercial Zone
M - Manufacturing Zone
INC - Legal Non - Conforming
C -3 - Heavy Commercial Zone
S. SELL
R RETAIN
T TRADE
C �
Plan for Leveraqinq by the Use of Federal Funds
Lynwood's ability to fund new housing development is limited. The
use of the City's Redevelopment Set -Aside funds would have only a
marginal affect relative cc the projected housing goals for Fiscal
Year 1993. However, utilizing the HOME Program, the City will
receive $181,000 of State Funds and $569,000 of Federal funds to
assist housing programs Thus by leveraging Federal funds, the
City will ha a total of $1.51 million available to assist housing
programs
TOTAL HOUSING ALLOCATION
SOURCE
FUNDS
RECEIVED
FUND USAGE
LOCAL
$ 367,000
NEW CONSTRUCTION (NC)
- REDEVELOPMENT
- SET -ASIDE
$
367,000
(NC)
STATE (HOME)
$
181,000•
$ 181,000
(NC)
OTHER
-0-
;FEDERAL
$ 969,000
NC /REHABILITATION (RH)
-HOME
$
569,000
(NC)
-CDBG
$
400,000
(RH)
TOTAL
$1,517,000
*Pursuant to HOME Program description and the CDBG Program objectives
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One Year Goals
Based on the City's five -year strategy,
following one -year goals
Households and Persons to be Assisted
u
Lynwood has set the
GOAL: Assist 20 single- family households with rehabilitation funds
and assistance
Through CDBG rehabilitation funding, 20 households will be
assisted Ten households will receive deferred loan payment
rehabilitation assistance; 5 Senior Citizens Grants will be
received by Lynwood residents; and 5 Emergency Rehabilitation
Grants
GOAL: Continue rental assistance for rental units.
As stated in the five -year strategy, the Los Angeles County Public
Housing Authority will continue to provide rental assistance in the
form of certificate /vouchers to low income households in Lynwood
this fiscal year. A total of 546 individuals receive rental
assistance in Lynwood, presently. This number varies quarterly
because the assistance is tenant - based. Therefore, this figure
varies depending on whether residents who move to or from the City
are being assisted. Another factor affecting local participation
is the waiting list for assistance. Approximately 85,000 persons
are on the list and of that, 27,000 are from Los Angeles county's
immediate jurisdiction (this excludes other contracting counties) .
Presently, 1,119 Lynwood residents are reported to be on the list.
Goals for Families to be Assisted
The attached table provides a summary of the housing goals
establis' - :ed by the City under the priorities described in Part II.
Goals have been identified for each priority category to be
addressed. The table describes the total number to be assisted
under housing programs being implemented by the City. (see Table
3b)
Funds to be Allocated FY /93
GOAL: Allocate $1,404,500 this fiscal year to address housing
needs
For the New Construction projects, the City plans to invest
$637,500 of HOME Program funds ($369,000 allocated to construction
of rental housing, and $268,500 allocated to construction of sale
housing), $367,000 of Lynwood's redevelopment set -aside funds, and
for Residential Rehabilitation, $400,000 has been allocated.
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AAS Table 3B
3als for Families
be Assisted with Housing
W or Cons IWm
City of Lynwood
- Elderly
45SISOnGe ProVKW 1 6 2
by Income croup Mombw
Households
(A)
Very Lowdneome
(0 to o1 MFp' 69
Very - fncome
(31 to 50% of MFI)
Other, Low - Income - --
151 to 80% of MFI)'
Total Low - Income
(Imes 1 .2 f 3)
r of appropnate, based on HUE
_ Renters
sma W
Related AN Other
(2 b 4) Households
(0) (D)
To
Ran
If
460
F17
5AI
Homeless
Tout
st Time NOmebt
Ws
Section 215
-_
Goals
al
54(
Income Nmts with re%wed statutory adlwinients.
U.S. Department of Hous" end tbbers Development
otttco of commumty,Planrwy a a � n t dd * Uw men
elopl
'Comprehensive HoOsing Aittordability Strategy (CHAS)
Provided is the totals for Rental Assistance and Residential Home
Rehabilitation. It is uncertain how many will be assisted in each
household category for Rehabilitation. Assistance is non- prioritized
and specific figures are not available at this time.
- - -- -
--- - - -- Owners
Non
- -
Homeless
Homeless
Tout
st Time NOmebt
Ws
Section 215
-_
Goals
al
Ezrswy
wim
-- _
Total
Individuals
Fambas
lets
Homeowner
children
AN Otters
Homeowners
(F)
(G)
CH)
(
0)
(K)
20
Provided is the totals for Rental Assistance and Residential Home
Rehabilitation. It is uncertain how many will be assisted in each
household category for Rehabilitation. Assistance is non- prioritized
and specific figures are not available at this time.
M
N
E
92/93
Non
Homeless
Tout
Spoclal
Total
Section 215
Needs
Goals
Goals
(L)
(Ml
(N)
M
N
E
Investment Plan
Table 3A indicates the intended use by activity of housing related
resources expected to be awarded, made available, or received by
Lynwood during this fiscal year according to the City's One -Year
Plan, regardless of whether or not these resources are act illy
committed or expended during that year.
Plan for Addressing the Needs of the Homeless and Special Needs of
Families and Individuals at Risk
GOAL: Assist neighboring cities which have homeless social service
organizations which help provide services to Lynwood's homeless.
Currently Lynwood has no emergency shelter providers within the
City. Persons from the Lynwood area seeking shelter must obtain
assistance from shelters in neighboring cities. However, the
Salvation Army, (Compton) , True Vine Community Outreach, (Compton) ,
House of Redeemed, (Los Angeles) and Compton Welfare Rights are
facilities that offer homeless services and are designated to
service the Lynwood area. Lynwood also has no means of providing
transitional or permanent housing services for those in need.
Fifteen percent of CDBG funds may be allocated for public services
such as those listed; however, all CDBG funds have been allocated
for FY1992 -93 and these monies would need to be allocated over the
next fiscal year
Programs for the City's homeless and at -risk population are
established within and outside the City. Due to insufficient
funds, many services are provided by surrounding cities.
Lynwood will address the special needs of low- income families and
low income individuals at risk through the continuation of rental
assistance with the Los Angeles Public Housing Authority which
provides Section 8 certificates and vouchers to Lynwood residents.
Lynwood will target very low income persons in need of two or more
bedroom rental units and other persons with special needs for
Section 8 Housing Assistance Program preferences. This assistance
is on -going and is monitored by the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency
Housing Division.
Elderly Persons
The primary agencies which serve the supportive housing needs of
the elderly in Lynwood are: City of Lynwood's Senior Citizens
Program/ Adaptive Program, and In -Home Services. The City of
Lynwood operates its own senior's program under the auspices of the
Parks and Recreation Department. Special services are provided for
senior citizens 50 years of age and older and low income persons
of Lynwood, and are designed to prevent unnecessary referrals and
traveling. These services include individual assessment,
development of care plans, arrangement for services as well as
monitoring services, delivery and support for clients.
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CHAS Table 3A
lnvp±ctmpnt Plan
U.S. DpM/rnent of Houeing end Ur Ern DevMopmenl
ounce of CmemnrtN Matti" and Davebpnrell
Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS)
-- - - - - - -- - - - --
Nsm.a wEanwMgwcon.«Iwm: City of Lynwood
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Plan w
Planned Use d Resowras Espeaed w be Raralved dwrV mo FY ISOWsJ
Ana l ReC &ved
Supl"l
EV ale Aak6eron
Apply/
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by Omen Eneaas
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trsl Fiscal Year
Sawa
Nee
Ranch Nome Buyw PlanwV Seppal
Ol,xieeny Iasl Fiscal Yeah
by 00.0,
Funding So
(Small
Aayrsulwn
REHAB Cansiucllon
As"anca Aeslslanca Gems Swvlces
C: '15 ls000sl
tnuuds
M
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101 lEl
IFI lGl (HI Ill
l-0 IKI
A. FarouWE akin M
73.78
1
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,
1 Honla
2. CDBG($ 1,298 )
400
26.48
3 ESG
4
4. DOEIOIIwr Energy
Proprarro
I I
---- - -- --- - -
--
S. PL"c Hag.
CompralyerniveGrant
6. SuDblal -
Farmlle Programs
B. Cofapedo" Pfograar
X
X
7 Nome
6. Nape 1
--
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— -- ,
B. Hope
10. Hope 3
1 OESG
12. Trarpanryal Houarp
11 Parman" HoyoYp for
HarWa'aP
U/. Stle" Plus Care
15 SAFAN
16 Sac 202 Eldanly
1
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CHAS Table 3A
Sac. 811 Handicapped
18.
Moderate Rehab SRO
19
Investment Plan - Continued
20
Reru d CarWwatas
21.
Pubk Housing
Deveopme
22.
Amara Recavea
Plana
Pubic H MWV CLAP
Pl"w us a Nasarcas Espeaal b be Meallvat uaelp Ine FY 11000 sl
DOE101wr Energy
Programs
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Plananp
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Last f'" Yea
A 4A .awlu
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Funding Source
(110006)
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Total - A9 Sources
Aseslan0e
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Glans
swIV e$
Cusm
110005)
Eneaas
B. Con+peuws Programs
17
Sac. 811 Handicapped
18.
Moderate Rehab SRO
19
Rantal Voudwrs
20
Reru d CarWwatas
21.
Pubk Housing
Deveopme
22.
Public Housi MROP
23.
Pubic H MWV CLAP
24.
DOE101wr Energy
Programs
25.
UHTC
26.
FmHA
27
Omw
26. Otw
29.
OMwr
30.
Su0HoW
Conl Programs
C.
31.Total- Fedsnl
32 Told - SHSN
33. Told -Local
-
34. Told - Pdvew
35.
Total - A9 Sources
11.9%
24.2t
26.4% 1 73.6%
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Lynwood staff acts as referral agent providing seniors in need
direct contact to agencies administering these services
Health Care Mobile Unit - Arrangements are made with the watts
Health Foundation to coordinate health care screening days for
Lynwood seniors. Seniors are also referred directly to the health
care facility for service.
Shared Housing - A program administered by the County of Los
Angeles to identify and provide shared housing for seniors
In -Home Supportive Services - A program administered by the County
of Los Angeles to provide financial assistance to a variety of
disabled persons, including disabled elderly persons. Eligibility
for assistance depends on income, assets, and other factors.
Financial assistance may be used for a variety of needs including
cooking, cleaning, personal care, and transportation. (Funded by
State and federal funds and administered by the Los Angeles County
Department of Public Social Services, In -Home Supportive Services
manages a volume of about 500 clients per month.)
Rental Listings - Staff assists seniors by developing a rental
housing lists of all rental properties in the City of Lynwood and
other surrounding cities. A list is developed once a month and
made available to the nearly 300 seniors that participate in the
City's Senior Citizens /Adaptive Program.
Utility Service - Lynwood staff maintains a list of agencies that
assist seniors and low income individuals with payments of
utilities and other home utility services such as weatherization,
attic insulation, heating and gas. Seniors in need of this service
are referred to several agencies, including the Home Emergency
Assistance Program (administered by the State of California),
Veterans In Action, Southern California Edison and Southern
California Gas.
Hot Meals Program - Administered by the Steelworkers Foundation and
funded by the State of California, is served daily (Monday -
Friday) at noon, at a City facility (Bateman Hall) . The City
provides access to the facility at no cost to the administering
agency. Approximately 50 seniors per day receive a hot noontime
meal at the low cost of $1.50 per person.
The Meals On Wheels Program - Also administered by the
Steelworkers Foundation, delivering hot noontime meals to
approximately 50 seniors per day that are shut -in.
Dial -A -Ride Program - Serves Lynwood seniors with van service to
locations throughout the City and the surrounding area The
service is run through the Department of Parks & Recreation and is
open to all Lynwood senior citizens fifty -five years and older.
REM
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Disabled Persons:
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An estimated 3,864 Lynwood residents had work and a transportation
disability in 1980 (based on 1980 Census) comprising 6 percent of
the City's population The special needs required for housing
physically disabled individuals include not only affordability, but
also special construction features to provide for access and use
according to the particular disability of the occupant The
location of housing for disabled people is also important because
many such households need access to a variety of social services
and to specialized handicapped access facilities. In addition to
the housing needs of the physically disabled described above,
support services designed to meet individual needs are appropriate.
In -Home Services and Adult Protective Services:
Two Los Angeles County agencies provide for the physically and
mentally disabled. As indicated in the preceding section, In -Home
Services provides financial assistance to disabled persons for a
variety of needs including cooking, cleaning, personal care, and
transportation.
People with HIV Infection and AIDS:
Persons with HIV Infection and
services, including counseling,
transportation, and food
AIDS require a broad range of
medical care, and in -home care,
In -Home Services provides financial assistance to persons with AIDS'
who meet the County disability criteria. This financial assistance
may be used for services such as cooking, cleaning, personal care,
transportation, and other supportive housing needs.
Also, AIDS Project Los Angeles and Minority AIDS Project located in
the City of Los Angeles, provide comprehensive supportive services
for persons with AIDS. Minority AIDS Project, located in South
Central Los Angeles, is the only social service organization that
provides HIV and AIDS related support services for persons of
color Serving minority concentrated community such as Watts,
Lynwood, Compton, Southeast and East Los Angeles, Minority AIDS
Project offers a wide array of services, including medical
referrals, HIV testing, psychological counseling, a buddy program
and referrals for emergency housing. The majority of Minority AIDS
Project's clients are people of color.
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Drug Abuse /Addiction
At the present time, no reliable information is available about the
extent of drug abuse in the City of Lynwood.
Agencies that provide drug abuse and /or addiction rehabilitation
services in the area are
The Special Services Center Drug Abuse and Program Office (DAPO)
located in Compton, provides intervention programs for drug users
throughout South Central Los Angeles, Lynwood, Compton, South L A
and the South Bay Area Services provided include group and
individual consulting, detoxification, drug diversion, outpatient
treatment, drug testing, a parenting program, and referrals to
live -in programs.
Teen Challenge a drug and alcohol rehabilitation agency for men
and women, operates 116 facilities throughout the United States,
with 8 facilities in Southern California. The center located in
the City of Lynwood is a 90 day induction center for men with
sixteen beds. Teen Challenge also facilitates an out - patient
counseling program in association with the court diversion program,
in the city of South Gate, however most of the clients are
residents of the cities of Lynwood and Compton. An on -going
outreach program is coordinated out of the Lynwood facility to
provide counseling and other services to Lynwood youth. The
Lynwood facility recently opened a recreation center for youth of
the City of Lynwood. Teen Challenge is funded through donations,
special fund raising and the United Way.
Families with Dependent Children
Based on the 1990 census, in 1990 there were 1,268 male- headed
households (no spouse present) with children under 18 years of age,
and 2,874 female headed households (no spouse present). This is a
drastic change from the 1980 census where there were 310 male -
headed households (no spouse present) and 1,954 female- headed
households (no spouse present). Though in the past 10 years the
increase in male- headed households exceeds that of females (4%),
our particular concern is the number of female- headed households
because women generally earn less money than men and have greater
difficulty supporting children.
The County of Los Angeles' Great Avenues for Independence (GAIN)
program provides financial assistance to families that qualify for
AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children). This assistance
may be used for school transportation and child care assistance as
well as job training for any AFDC recipient.
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Certain areas of the City have been identified as low /moderate
income neighborhoods (by census tract), and are targeted for
assistance. The census tracts with the highest level of
low /moderate income individuals were targeted for assistance. The
census tracts are:
CENSUS TRACTS- 5400, 5402, 5403, and 5405
Within these tracts, the highest concentration of low /moderate
income households are shown by percentage.
TRACT =
% OF INDIVIDUALS
WITH LOW /MODERATE
INCOME
AVERAGE PERSONS
PER HOUSEHOLD
5400
(60)
(3.7)
5402
(88)
(3.58)
5403
(100)
(3.82)
5405
(71)
(4.12)
The City will initiate new construction and residential
rehabilitation programs to assist Lynwood residents and increase
housing opportunities.
SERVICE DELIVERY MANAGEMENT
Housing assistance for rental housing in the City of Lynwood is
provided by the Los Angeles County Public Housing Authority. The
County Public Housing Authority will also deliver and manage
assistance in cooperation with the City's Housing and Community
Development Administration Division (HCDA).
Owner- Occupied Housing Rehabilitation will be managed and
administered by the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency Housing Division.
New Construction housing programs will be developed by the Lynwood
Redevelopment Agency in collaboration with the Rebuild Lynwood
Coalition (RLC) to be developed under HUD's new Technical
Assistance Grant to Lynwood. RLC will have a Housing Task Force
chaired by a Lynwood City Council member.
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PART III.
OTHER ACTIONS
PUBLIC POLICIES
C]
The City of Lynwood does not have its own Public Housing Authority,
and does not control its policies. There is no way of controlling
the number of certificates and vouchers the City receives during a
fiscal year because they are tenant - based, making it possible for
assistance to vary month to month. From last year, the amount of
assistance provided in Lynwood has decreased. This could be caused
by an increased price in rental housing, residents on the waiting
list may have sought other housing locations outside the city, the
residents that live in Lynwood are experiencing less need for
assistance, or a combination of reasons. Yet, there has not been
an increase in the availability of the City's affordable housing
stock. However, City staff is surveying and analyzing the community
in an effort to determine the trends of the City's housing needs
INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE
The most serious gap in satisfying resident housing needs in
Lynwood is the lack of funding availability for new housing and
housing services. The City's current level of staffing is another
significant problem in the provision of housing services. Lack of
adequate funding and staffing prevents the City from being
effective in implementing all housing programs needed by the
community and interferes with the provision of a full range of
housing services Lynwood has recently hired a new City Manager
who has created a Housing Division in the Lynwood Redevelopment
Agency to focus on Housing Production and Rehabilitation. A
Housing Manager has been retained and staff training to increase
housing program capacity is underway.
PUBLIC HOUSING IMPROVEMENTS
The City of Lynwood does not administer its own Public Housing
Authority, therefore resources for Section 8 Housing Assistance are
applied for and managed by the Los Angeles County Community
Development Commission's Public Housing Authority (LACCDC -PHA) .
This relationship will be examined for the feasibility of creating
a Lynwood Housing Authority during the next twelve months.
PUBLIC HOUSING RESIDENT INITIATIVES
The City of Lynwood does not have a PHA located in the City.
Lynwood contracts with Los Angeles County, therefore no activities
in regard to the involvement of residents in management and home
ownership opportunities of public housing are anticipated by the
City over the coming year.
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PART V
SUMMARY OF CITIZEN COMMENTS
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APPENDIX
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List of Maps:
Census Tract Map
List of Tables:
Total Housing Allocation
CHAS Table 3b
CHAS Table 3a
Census Tract
C r5l\chasa,nI�,f
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CERTIFICATIONS
E
ursuant to CHAS requirements, the submittal of certifications that
further the compliance of Fair Housing and compliance with
:he Relccar_cn and Anti-displacement Plan under section 104id) of
the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974.
FAIR HOUSING
The City of Lynwood hereby certifies that it will affirmatively
further fair housing
Signature of Authorized Official
RELOCATION AND ANTI- DISPLACEMENT
The City of Lynwood hereby certifies that it is in
a residential anti - displacement and relocation
under section 104 (d) of the Housing and Community
of 1974.
X
Compliance with
assistance plan
Development Act
22
DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
City Manager
BY: Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Del rtment
SUBJECT. ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT CASE NO. 18:
AMENDMENT TO THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
FOR FAMILY DAY CARE HOMES.
PROPOSAL:
Pursuant to City Council direction, Staff is proposing to amend
Chapter 4 and Chapter 25 of the Official Zoning Ordinance with
respect to the regulation of Family Day Care Home facility
standards. The proposed amendment will permit family day care
homes in all residential zones provided that the operators obtain
a home occupation permit for such use.
SOURCE OF AUTHORITY:
Chapter 4 and Chapter 25 of the Lynwood Municipal Code sets forth
regulations with regard to family day care use in terms of
permitting and development standards.
FACTS:
1. In November 1990, the Public Counsel, a public interest law
firm, raised concerns regarding the City's zoning ordinance
for family day care homes.
2. At the September 3, 1991 City Council meeting, the City
Council directed the City Attorney to amend the zoning
regulations affecting family day care home facilities.
3. Upon review of Lynwood's existing day care ordinances, it was
discovered that the City's ordinances were inconsistent with
State law.
4. The City Council also requested that staff investigate the
possibility of waiving the $800 normally charged for home
occupation permits
5 On July 14, 1992, the City Planning Commission approved the
proposed ordinance amending Chapter 4 and Chapter 25 of the
Official Zoning Ordinance.
6. On November 3, 1992, the City Council heard the proposed
Ordinance and requested that staff study the matter further
relative to the original City Council hearing and the State
law.
ANALYSIS.
The City Attorney and Staff worked with Public Counsel representing
the Child Care Law Project to revise the subject Ordinance. The
State Child Day Care Facilities Act preempts local ordinances with
respect to family day care homes. The State law provides explicit
regulations on the application procedures, public noticing, fee
structure, and maximum allowable number of children However,
State preemption does provide latitude relative to city planning in
order to balance the needs of day care providers and local planning
concerns.
Fri �
The revised Ordinance reflects the need to comply with the State's
mandate while accomodating local concerns for density, parking,
traffic and circulation
The proposed Ordinance is commensurate with State law It corrects
inconsistencies regarding family day care home use by restructuring
requirements for public notice procedures, procedures for an appeal
to City Council, the maximum number of children allowed in family
day care homes, as well as distance requirements and consistency
with the Noise Element of the City's General Plan The Amendment
also includes a reduction of the $800 fee associated with home
occupation permits.
Staff reviewed the original Ordinance and revised the Amendment to
permit large family day care in all residential zones, reduce the
fee from $800 to $100, eliminate 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. operation
hours to provide greater latitude in child care service operation,
establish a 100' notification requirement, and otherwise comply
with State law and the recommendations of Public Counsel
Because State law does not address planning issues of parking and
circulation and minimum unit size requirement, the proposed
Ordinance addresses these concerns in Sections 4 and 6,
respectively.
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT:
The proposed zoning ordinance amendment is exempt from the
provisions of the State CEQA Guidelines, as amended by Section
1506lb(3), and the notice of determination has been placed on file
in the Community Development Department and the Office of the City
Clerk.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff respectfully requests that, after consideration, the City
Council introduce the attached resolution amending Chapter 4 and 25
of the Municipal Code with respect to family day care homes; and
A. Find that Zoning Ordinance Amendment Case No. 18 is exempt from
the provisions of State CEQA Guidelines, as amended; and
B. Approve the findings in Resolution No. 2445; and place the
proposed ordinance on first reading by title only.
Attachments:
1. Resolution No. 2445
2. Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment Case No. 18
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A RESOLUTION
THE CITY OF
AMENDMENT TO
25 OF THE L
RELATING TO
STANDARDS.
RESOLUTION NO.
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
LYNWOOD RECOMMENDING
CHAPTER 4 AND CHAPTER
YNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
FAMILY DAY CARE HOME
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood, did
pursuant to law, conduct a public hearing on a proposed amendment
to the Lynwood Municipal Code with respect to the above subject;
and
WHEREAS, the Community Development Director has determined
that the project is exempt from the provisions of the State CEQA
Guidelines as amended by Section 15016lb(3) and is on file in the
Community Development Department and the office of the City
Clerk.
Section 1. The City Council hereby finds and determines as
follows:
A. The proposed amendment will be consistent with the
objectives and the development policies of the City of
Lynwood.
B. The proposed amendment will not unreasonably constrain
the use of property by landowners and developers.
C. The proposed amendment will not adversely affect the
General Plan.
Section 2. The City Council of the City of Lynwood, based
upon the aforementioned finding and determinations, hereby
approved the proposed amendment.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 18th day of December 1992, by
members of the City Council voting as follows:
LOUIS J. HEINE, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Henry S. Barbosa
City Attorney
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*RDINANCE NO. •
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 4 AND
CHAPTER 25, OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE AND
ZONING REGULATIONS WITH RESPECT TO REGULATING
FAMILY DAY CARE HOME STANDARDS.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES HEREBY
FIND, DETERMINE AND ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 2. Chapter 4, Section 4 -22 of the Lynwood
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
4 -22 HOME OCCUPATIONS
4 -22.1 Scope. The provisions of this section shall
govern the procedure for obtaining, suspending and revoking a
home occupation permit required by subsection 4 -8.8h. (Code
1972 §17 -91)
4 -22.2 Permit Application. Any person proposing to
manage, conduct or carry on any business within the home at any
location shall file a written application for a license with the
City License Collector on forms prepared and provided the
applicant by the License Collector. The applicant shall answer
fully and freely all questions contained in the form on the
application stating fully the type of business to be conducted,
the grounds for the application and facts relied upon. (Code
1972 §17 -92)
4 -22.3 Filing Fee. The filing fee for a home
occupation permit shall be as prescribed in subsection 4 -8.8h.
(Code 1972 §17 -93)
4 -22.4 Notice of Filing of Application to Surrounding
Property OwnerS. The License Collected shall mail a notice of a
pending home occupation application to the residents or property
owners within a radius of one hundred and fifty (150 feet of
the location of the proposed business, except that for a familv
a. The type of business proposed to be conducted;
and the following:
b. "Unless written objection is filed at my office
within ten (10) calendar days from the date this notice was
mailed, provided the applicant is otherwise qualified by law and
ordinance, I shall issue a home occupation permit to the
applicant." An answer by you on the reply notice i.e.. postcard
attached shall state "I ** object to the proposed business, **
and I recognize that the receipt of this card within the ten
(10) day period by the License Collector's office shall
constitute sufficient notice of objection." (Code 1972 917 -94
and H &S Code §1597.46(a).)
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SECTION 1. Chapter 4, Section 4- 8.8h.2 is added to the
Lynwood Municipal Code to read as follows:
SECTION 3. Chaler 4, Section 4 -22.5 shale amended to
read follows:
4.22.5 Planning Commission Hearing on Application
Upon objection of Property Owners.
a. If an objection has been filed in the office of
the License Collector pursuant to paragraph b. of subsection 4-
22.4, the License Collector shall notify the Secretary of the
Planning Commission in writing. The application for a home
occupation permit shall then be set for public hearing by the
secretary of the Planning Commission, the date of the first of
which hearing shall not be less than fifteen (15) days not more
than fifty (50) days from the date of the filing of the notice
by the License Collector with the Secretary of the Planning
Commission that an objection has been filed.
b. Notice of the time and place of the hearing
pursuant to paragraph a. shall be given to the applicant and to
the objector by the secretary of the Planning Commission by
registered or certified mail at least ten (10) days prior to the
date set for the hearing. No other or additional notice shall
be required unless otherwise directed by the Planning
Commission.
C. The decision of the Planning Commission after a
hearing as provided in paragraph a. shall be final, except that
Council.
SECTION 4. Chapter 4, section 4- 22.7(g) of the Lynwood
Municipal Code shall be amended to read as follows:
4 -22.7. g. No use will be permitted which by reason of
color, design, materials, construction, lighting, signs, sounds,
noises or vibrations inconsistent with Noise Element of the
General Plan alters the residential character of the premises or
which unreasonably disturbs the peace and quite of any neighbor.
SECTION 5. Chapter 4, Section 4- 22.7(1) is added to the
Lynwood Municipal Code to read as follows:
4 -22.7 1. Sections 4- 22.7(b), (c), (f) and (h) shall
not be applicable to Family Day Care Homes.
SECTION 6. Chapter 25, Section 25 -4.2 C.12 of the Lynwood
Zoning code shall be amended to read as follows:
Z ones
R -1 R -2 R -3
12. Large family day care homes. p P P
Large family day care homes shall
be allowed in all residential zones
as accessory uses provided that:
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(a) The use complies wit the home occupation
(c) No othe day care use is
the premises. (f) No advertising or signs shall be displayed on
SECTION 7. Chapter 25, Section 25 -4.2 C.13 of the Lynwood
Municipal code shall be amended to read as follows:
13.
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reside at the home. In the multiple - family dwelling units, a
maximum of six (6)_ children shall be permitted, including
children under ten 10 years of age who reside on the premises.
SECTION 8. 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 or 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, phase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that
any one or more sections, subsection, sentences, clauses,
phrases or portions or the application thereof to any person or
place, be declared invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION 9. The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed
to certify to the passage of this ordinance and to cause the
same to be published in the Lynwood Press, a newspaper of
general circulation printed, published, and circulated in the
City of Lynwood.
1992. INTRODUCED this day of
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this ------ of
1992.
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LOUIS J. HEINE, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
(e) The applicant is duly licensed by the State
of California to conduct this use
ATTEST: . 1 •
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA j
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, ANDREA HOOPER, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
California, do hereby certify that the foregoing ORDINANCE NO.
was duly passed and adopted by the said City Council,
approved and signed by the mayor of said City, and attested by
the City Clerk of said City, all at a regular meeting of the
said Council held on the day of 1992 and
that the same was so passed and adopted by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
NOT VOTING:
Witness my hand and the seal of said City the day
of , 1992.
Andrea Hooper, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Henry S. Barbosa
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Sol Blumenfeld
Director of Community Development
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ORDINANCE NO. !
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDMENT TO CHAPTER 25
OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE WITH RESPECT TO
LOCATION OF TRASH ENCLOSURE STANDARDS IN
ALL RESIDENTIAL ZONES, CITY WIDE.
The City Council of the City of Lynwood DOES HEREBY ORDAIN
AS follows:
Section 1 . Chapter 25 of the Lynwood Municipal Code is
hereby amended on trash enclosure standards in all residential
zones.
Section 25 -4.5 14b111 To read as follows:
Trash enclosures shall be prohibited from all yards exclusive of
the rear yard and shall maintain all required setbacks and shall
be screened from public view by decorative block wall.
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 or competent jurisdiction, such decision
shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions, of this
ordinance or its application to other person or places. The
City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this
ordinance, and each section thereof, irrespective of the fact
that any one or more section, subsection, sentence, or place, be
declared invalid or unconstitutional.
Section 3 . The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directezt?,�
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.
Firs
City held
published
of
AYES:
NOES:
ABSF'!T:
ABSTAIN:
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regular meeting of said Council held on th
_, 1992.
of said
ordered
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Louis Heine, Mayor
City of Lynwood, California
ATTEST:
Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk
City of Lyn -ood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Genera' Counsel
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First read at a regular meeting of the City Council
on the day of 1992 and finall
at a
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager
BY: Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works
SUBJECT: Weed Abatement Program for Fiscal Year 1992 -93
PURPOSE
To set a public hearing for the purpose of hearing objections
to the abatement of weeds on certain properties located at
3341 Fernwood Avenue and 11929 Long Beach Boulevard.
BACKGROUND
Sections 39560 -39587 of the Government Code allow for a procedure
to abate weeds and flammable material from property and then
assess said property for costs incurred.
On August 4, 1992, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 92 -122
to declare its intention to abate dry and drying weeds on certain
parcels of land in the City. Since then, additional parcels of
land with dry and drying weeds have been identified and will be
included in the FY 1992 -93 Weed Abatement Program
(see Attachment A).
The attached resolution sets a public hearing relative to
performing said work on the parcels listed. The hearing date
shall be January 5, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
ANALYSIS
Once the attached resolution is approved, notice will be mailed
to the owners of the properties informing them of the public
hearing.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution entitled, "RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ABATE DRY AND
DRYING WEEDS ON CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD."
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ATTACHMENT A
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O Tract 3335, portion of lots 1241 and 1242 (commonly known as
3341 Fernwood Avenue).
O Tract 12180, portion of lot 707 (commonly known as
11929 Long Beach Boulevard).
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ABATE DRY
AND DRYING WEEDS ON CERTAIN PARCELS
OF LAND IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
WHEREAS, Chapter 13 of the Government Code, cited as
"Weed and Rubbish Abatement," provides for abatement of dry and
drying weeds, stubble, brush, litter, or other flammable
material, that constitute a public nuisance; and
WHEREAS, it has been brought to the attention of the
City Council of the City of Lynwood by the Director of Public
Works that there is a public nuisance on certain parcels of land
located at 3341 Fernwood Avenue and 11929 Long Beach Boulevard in
the City of Lynwood, as hereinafter more particularly described.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Lynwood, as follows:
1. That by reason of dry and drying weeds, stubble,
brush, litter or other flammable materials being located on or in
front thereof, a public nuisance exists upon the parcel of land,
lot or portions of lots set forth in the attached list
(attachment A), which shall be made a part of this resolution.
2. That said weeds are hereby found and declared to be
seasonal and recurrent nuisances;
3. That said weeds and /or stubble, brush, litter, or
other flammable material which endangers the public safety by
creating a fire hazard, constitute a public nuisance which must
be abated by the removal thereof and that if the same are not
removed by the owner of the aforesaid property, the nuisance will
be abated by the City and the cost thereof assessed upon said
properties and that upon confirmation, such costs will constitute
lien thereon until paid;
4. That the Director of Public Works is directed to
cause said notices to be posted in the time, form and manner
required by law;
5. That the proceedings for aforesaid work shall be
taken under an Act of the Legislature of the State of California
designated as the Government Code, Chapter 13, Section 39501, et
seq., cited as "Weed and Rubbish Abatement ", and amendments
thereto.
6. Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of
January, 1993, Tuesday, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., in the Council
Chambers, City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, in the City of Lynwood,
any and all persons having any objections or protests to said
proposed work may appear before said City Council and show cause
why said proposed work should not be carried out in accordance
with said Act.
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7. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon
its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
1992.
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
MURGA
City
Attorney
EMILIO M.
City
of Lynwood
Director
of Public Works
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
A.
P 2, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular
meeting held on the day of , 1992.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
S.
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing resolution is a full, true and
correct copy of Resolution on file in my office and
that said resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote
therein stated. Dated this day of
, 1992.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager a
BY: Faustin Gonzales, Assistant City Manager
Emilio M. Murga, Director of Public Works
SUBJECT: Purchase of Trees for The "Tree of Life" Project
PURPOSE
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To recommend that the City Council adopt the attached resolution
approving the purchase of trees and tree planting material for
the "Tree of Life" Project through informal bids utilizing
$21,158 being reimbursed to the Landscape Maintenance District.
BACKGROUND:
In September of 1992, the City received the Urban Greening
Initiative Grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to plant
trees at various locations throughout the City.
The grant is in the amount of $200,000 and is being used to fund
the "Tree of Life" Project, a collaboration between the City,
various City's youth organizations and tree contractor to plant
trees while providing tree planting and maintenance on -the -job
training to local youngsters and students.
As part of the grant requirements, the City is obligated to
provide funds for the purchase of 500 15- gallon trees and tree
planting material, such as stakes, ties, gravel, pipes, etc..
These trees are to be planted at selected locations along City's
arterials, collectors and local streets.
ANALYSIS:
The purchase of 500 trees and the necessary tree planting
material is estimated to cost $22,000 and would be more
economically and expeditiously effected if done through informal
bids. Section 6 -3.13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code allows the
City Council to authorize such purchase by a 4/5 vote.
Via a seperate report staff has requested that Council reallocate
$21,158 from the Natatorium Cogeneration Project to the Landscape
Maintenance District to reimburse the District for labor costs in
doing the Community /Transit Center landscaping. Staff requests
that Council approve utilization of the $21,158 in order to
purchase trees and supplies for the "Tree of Life" Project.
RECOMMENDATION
That the City Council adopt the attached resolution approving the
purchase of trees and tree planting material for the
"Tree of Life" Project through informal bids utilizing $21,158
being reimbursed to the Landscape Maintenance District.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF TREES
FOR THE "TREE OF LIFE" PROJECT UTILIZING
$21,158 BEING REIMBURSED TO THE LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
WHEREAS, the City received the Urban Greening
Initiative Grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture; and
WHEREAS, the City is using this grant to fund the
"Tree of Life" Project; and
WHEREAS, the grant requires that the City provide
funds for the purchase of 500 trees and tree planting material;
and
WHEREAS, this purchase is estimated to cost
$22,000; and
WHEREAS, this purchase would be more economically and
expeditiously effected if done through informal bids; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood Municipal Code, Section
6 -3.13, allows for informal bid purchases by a 4/5 vote by the
City Council.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1 . That the City Council approve the purchase
of 500 trees and the necessary tree planting material for the
"Tree of Life" Project through informal bids by a 4/5 vote.
Section 2. That said purchase will be made utilizing
$21,158 being reimbursed to the Landscape Maintenance District.
Section 3 . That this resolution shall take effect
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
1992.
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ATTEST:
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
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ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Emilio M. Murga
Director of Public Works
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
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ss.
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do' hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was
duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a
regular meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the
day
vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
, 1992, and passed by the following
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City Clerk, City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
ss.
I, the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of
Resolution No.
on file in my office and that said
resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein
stated. Dated this day of 1992.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM. Lawrence Adams,, Sr., City Manager at,
BY. Sol Blumenfeld, Community Development Director
SUBJECT: 2968 Los Flores Blvd., legally known as Book #6170, Lot 09, Page 21
OBJECTIVE:
To have the City Council adopt a resolution assessing the cost of abatement at 2968 Los
Flores Blvd. in the City of Lynwood pursuant to Resolution No. 92 -157. (See attached)
FACTS:
10 -06 -92 Site was declared a Public Nuisance via Resolution No. 92 -157.
11 -18 -92 Entry and Abatement Warrant #92M12526 issued by Judge Farrar of the
Compton Municipal Court, County of Los Angeles.
11 -18 -91 Referral to Public Works and Graffiti Dept. for Nuisance Abatement.
11 -30 -92 Abatement completed by City's crew. See attached report.
12 -01 -92 Cost Abatement Report received from Public Works and Graffiti Depts. for
$2,512.38
12 -02 -92 Return on an Entry Warrant presented and approved by the Presiding Judge
of the Compton Municipal Court, Judge Moreno. Documents filed with the
Clerk's Office.
12 -07 -92 Abatement Cost Report mailed to registered owner via regular mail,
Certified mail and posted at the site.
12 -15 -92 Submitted item for City Council approval of Lien
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City Council adopt the attached
resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ASSESSING THE COST OF ABATEMENT AT 2968 LOS FLORES BLVD. IN
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, LEGALLY KNOWN AS BOOK #6170, LOT 09,
PAGE 21.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD ASSESSING THE COST OF ABATEMENT AT 2968
LOS FLORES BLVD. IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD,
CALIFORNIA (ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO. 6170-LOT 091, Page 21)
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has held a public hearing and
has found and declared the property at 2968 Los Flores Blvd., legally described as Tax Assessor's
Book No. 6173, Parcel 6170, Lot #091, Page 21, to be a public nuisance as defined in Chapter 3,
Section 13- 4(d)'of the Lynwood Municipal Code; and,
WHEREAS, The owner of this property was notified of the steps necessary to abate
nuisance, and directed to abate the nuisance; and,
WHEREAS, the owner of the property was notified that the nuisance would be
abated by City personnel or private contractor if not abated by the owner within thirty (30) days of
the Resolution, with the property owner to be liable to the City for all costs of abatement; and,
WHEREAS, following the thirty -day period described above, the nuisance was
abated by City forces, as noted in the attached Report;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved:
Section 1 . The abatement Cost Report of the Director of Community Development,
on file with the City Clerk and attached hereto as an exhibit is hereby confirmed and approved.
The costs of said abatement, totaling $5,841.01 hereby assessed against the property shall be
imposed as a special assessment upon the property located at 2968 Los Flores Blvd., and more
particularly described in the attached Abatement Cost Report.
Section 2 . The County Assessor, County Tax Collector and Auditor are hereby
authorized and directed, upon receipt of this resolution to receive the same and to proceed to add
the amount of the assessment indicated in the Abatement Cost Report to the next regular bill of
taxes levied against the parcel of land described herein and to enter the same amount in the
County Assessment Book opposite the property described herein and referred to in the
Abatement Cost Report. Such assessment shall be collected with all other taxes against the
property at the same time and in the same manner, and shall be subject to the same penalties and
the same procedure and sale in case of delinquency as provided for ordinary municipal taxes, all as
provided in Lynwood Municipal Code Chapter 3 -13.11 and California Government Code Section
38773.5.
Section 3 . The City Clerk is hereby directed to cause a copy of this resolution to be
served upon the owner of the property by registered or certified mail addressed to the owner at
the last known address of the owner, pursuant to Chapter 3 -13.9 of the Lynwood Municipal Code.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City of
Lynwood held on the fifteenth day of October, 1992.
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City Of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
LOUIS HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
S. ume a hector o
Community Development Dept.
City Attorney
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood, do hereby certify
that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Lynwood at a regular meeting held on the fifteenth day of December, 1992.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of ynwoo
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)) ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
I, the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Lynwood and clerk of the City Council of said
City, do hereby
certify that
the above and foregoing is a full, true and
correct copy
of
Resolution No.
on
file in my office and that said resolution was
adopted on
the
date and by the vote therein stated.
Dated this fifteenth day of Dcember, 1992.
City Clerk, Cit of ynwoo
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ABATEMENT COST REPORT
December 15, 1992
2968 Los Flores Blvd.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Book No. 6170, Lot 09, Page 21
WORK DONE: Remove trash, junk, and debris, remove all
the weeds, remove graffiti, remove all the
inoperable vehicles, board -up all points of
entry to the structure, remove all discarded
furniture and fence the entire site.
AUTHORITY: Resolution No. 92 -157
CONTRACTOR: City of Lynwood Personnel
ACTUAL COST OF ABATEMENT:
Cost and labor (See Attachement 2 & 3 $ 2,982.38
ADMINISTRATIVE COST:
Code Enforcement Officer (2 hrs.) ............ $ 42.96
Code Enforcement Manager (14.40 hrs.) ........ 671.67
Overhead (Director of Community
Development & Support Staff) ............ 1,000.00
Attorney Fees .. ............................... 944.00
General (film, mailing, posting, etc.) ....... 200.00
Cit of LYNWOOD
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11330 BULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(310) 603 -0220
GRAND TOTAL $ 5,841.01
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LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(310) 603 -0220
NOTICE OF LIEN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that to the authority
vested by the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 13 -4 (d) of the
Lynwood Municipal Code, the City Manager of the City of Lynwood
did on or about November 18 through November 30, 1992, cause
certain work to be performed upon the property hereinafter
described for the purpose of abating a public nuisance on said
property; that the City Council of the City of Lynwood did on the
fifteenth day of December 15 , 1993, confirm and assess the cost
of such abatement; that neither the cost of such abatement, nor
any part thereof, has been paid to the City; that the City of
Lynwood does hereby claim a lien for the cost of such abatement
in the amount of the assessment, to wit, the sum of $ 5,841.01
and that the same shall be a lien upon said real property until
; it has been paid in full and discharged of the record.
The real property upon which a lien is claimed is that
certain parcel of land located in the City of Lynwood, County of
Los Angeles, State of California, particularly described as
follows:
(Parcel 6170, Lot 091, Page 21, known as 2968 Los Flores Blvd.)
DATED this fifteenth day of December 1992.
CITY OF LYNWOOD
City Manager
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DATE: October 6, 1992
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Faustin Gonzales, Interim City Manager
BY: Sol Blumenfeld, Director of Community Development
SUBJECT: Parcel 6170, Lot 09, Page 21, commonly known as 2968
Los Flores Blvd. in the City of Lynwood. (See attached
map, Exhibit A)
OBJECTIVE•
To have City Council adopt a resolution declaring the
existence of a public nuisance and directing the abatement of
said nuisance.
FACTS;
1. The subject property is a single family dwelling with a
detached garage which has been left unsecured, thus inviting
trespassers and vandalism and creating a potential life
threatening situation at the site. Dwelling, based on the
inspection conducted on September 30, 1992, is apparently being
used as a gathering place for gang members. Structure shows
several bullet holes in the facade apparently caused by several
drive -by- shootings at the site. (See Sheriff's report marked as
Exhibit B).
2. Chronology of events is as follows:
9 -16 -92 Inspection conducted with the assistance of Sgt.
Estep of the Lynwood Sheriff's station. A call had been received
regarding a "male with a gun" inside an abandoned house. Notice
of Violation sent to registered owner, Joaquina D. and Candido
Diaz for the following violations: patio enclosure without
proper permits, abandoned building partially destroyed, overgrown
vegetation, broken windows, mobile equipment, partially
dismantled, parked on the unpaved rear yard, broken furniture
improperly disposed in the rear of the site. Pictures taken as
evidence.
9 -30 -92 Code Enforcement Manager discussed conditions at,
the site with Graffiti Abatement Manager, Stan Grayer. SAW:
Graves of the Lynwood Sheriff's station contacted regarding
recent activities at the site. From September 23 to September
30, 1992 the Sheriff's Department received six (6) phone calls
regarding the site such as: illegal shooting; loud party; loud
noise; illegal trespassing; possible drug activity; recovery of a
stolen vehicle.
Based on the high incidents of alleged criminal activities at the
site a second inspection was scheduled. A Sheriff's patrol car
assisted in securing the property and D. Jackson from the City
Manager's Office; S. Grayer, Graffiti Dept.; and P. Martinez from
Community Development, Code Enforcement Division conducted the
inspection taking twenty -one pictures of the site. Since
September 16, 1992, conditions at the site have greatly
deteriorated. The patio structured is now totally demolished and
all the debris is scattered Laroughout the rear.
10 -1 -92 Tax Assessor's records shows the same owners
mentioned above as the owners on record with the mailing address
at the site. Site was posted pursuant to Chapter 3, Section 13 -4
of the Lynwood Municipal Code.
10 -1 -92 Owner notified of forthcoming hearing by express,
certified and regular mail and by properly post
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BACKGROUND:
Staff, the Code Enforcement Division, Graffiti Abatement and
Sheriff's Department, has received complaints regarding the
conditions at this site on a daily bases. Property owner is
currently residing, according to neighbors, in Guam. Tax
Assessor's information does not reflect such changes of address.
There is no available telephone number to reach the owners. It is
apparent that the property is currently in an abandoned state
which is in violation of the Lynwood Municipal Code and its
present accumulation of debris presents a potential hazard to the
city and its residents. Because the site is currently being used
as a gathering place for gang members, this site represents an
imminent peril to the life of the neighboring residents.
RECOMMENDATION•
Staff respectfully request that after consideration, the City
Council adopt the attached resolution entitled:
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD, DETERMINING THAT A NUISANCE IS BEING
MAINTAINED ON CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY, GENERALLY KNOWN
AS 2968 LOS FLORES BLVD., IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND
DIRECTING THE ABATEMENT THEREOF."
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CITY OF LYNW0O0 PURCHASE
NO. 11330 Bullis Road ORDER
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on all packages, sMppm9 tickets, (213) 603 -0220
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TRANSPORTATION CHARGES FAUST BE PREPAID UNLESS
SPECIFICALLY OTHERWISE AUTHORIZED.
THE PRICES SHOWN ARE YOUR QUOTED PRICES AND PAYMENT
FOR ITEMS ORDERED ARE BASED ON THESE PRICES.
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WORK ORDER NO.
BY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
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DATE. December 15, 1992
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TO HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
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FROM: Laurence H. Adams. City Manager
BY Sol Blumenfeld, Director 4&
Community Development epartment
SUBJECT WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE ORDINANCE MANDATED BY STATE
Purpose:
To inform the City Council of the State of California's requirement for all localities to adopt the State's Water
Efficient Landscape Ordinance, or similar ordinance, pursuant to State guidelines established in AB 325 by
January 31, 1992.
Background:
The State of California has mandated through AB 325 that local jurisdictions adopt a water conservation
landscape ordinance. The State legislation is intended to' promote the use of water efficient landscape for
commercial and residential development. The legislation prescribes that efficient landscape technologies be
utilized in conjunction with water efficient landscape ordinances through adoption of a State water efficient
landscape model ordinance or preparation of a local ordinance based upon the State model.
Proposal:
The State has mandated that local jurisdictions must adopt a water efficient landscape ordinance or find that
such an ordinance is unnecessary due to existing water efficient regulatory measures.
The Ordinance must include:
• Provisions for water conservation through the appropriate use and groupings of plants that are will adapted
to particular sites and particular climatic, geological, or topographical conditions.
• Provisions for the use of automatic irrigation systems and seasonal irrigation schedules, incorporating water
conservation design and utilizing methods appropriate for spec terrains, soil types, wind conditions,
temperatures, and other environmental factors, in order to ensure a high degree of water efficiency
• Provisions for grading and drainage to promote healthy plant growth and to prevent excessive erosion and
runoff, and the use of mulches in shrub areas, garden beds, and landscaped areas where appropriate.
• Provisions for the use of reclaimed water supplied through dual distribution systems, if feasible and cost
effective, and subject to appropriate health standards.
• Provisions to educate water users on the efficient use of water and the benefits of doing so.
• Provisions addressing regional differences where necessary and feasible, including fire prevention needs.
• Provisions to exempt landscaping which is part of a registered historical site, here feasible.
• Provisions for the use of economic incentives to promote the efficient use of water, where feasible.
• Provisions for landscape maintenance practices which foster long -term landscape water conservation.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests the City Council to receive and file this information pending completion of a draft
ordinance incorporating the State's model ordinance provisions.
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Lawrence H. Adams, City Manager
SUBJECT: REHABILITATION PROGRAM - APPROVAL TO FILL SENIOR
HOUSING REHABILITATION SPECIALIST POSITION
PURPOSE:
To obtain City Council approval to fill Senior Housing
Rehabilitation Specialist position by entering into a service
agreement with Scott-M. Ehrlich.
FACTS:
1. In July of 1992, HUD transmitted its Findings on the Housing
Rehabilitation Program based upon a monitoring review of the
program grant years of 1985 to current. In this letter, HUD
informed the City that it must demonstrate to HUD's
satisfaction that is can develop the capacity to carryout
CDBG funded rehabilitation program activities in an
efficient, cost reasonable manner.
The City's failure to achieve an adequate level ofr
performance within one year may result in the disallowance of
rehabilitation administrative- costs, as well as the
imposition of other corrective and remedial actions.
HUD recommended that the city employ an experienced
rehabilitation specialist to help carry out it's goals and
that the City submit quarterly reports on the progress of its
program. i
2. The City's response to HUD's letter was that the City intends
to e10.iloy an experienced Senior Housing Rehabilitation
Speciist for fiscal year 1992, to plan, organize, supervise
and participate in the activities and functions of the
Housing Rehabilitation Program.
Staff requested and was given approval by City Council to
fund the Senior Housing Rehabilitation Specialist position
for fiscal year 1992/93, however due to several
organizational changes in the Community Development
Department, this position was never filled and is currently
vacant.
4. On November 6, 1992, HUD sent correspondence to the City in
response to the City's quarterly CDBG report, informing that
even though the City shows progress in it's rehabilitation
program, progress is less than anticipated. Rehabilitation
goals set for this year include the completion of 35
projects, (Deferred Payment Loans and Grants), based upon
fully staffing the rehabilitation program. However, our
goals are once again falling behind due to the current
understaffing of the program.
5. There is a present need to hire experienced staff immediately
in order to bring the program up to speed. A Senior Housing
Rehabilitation Specialist is needed to bring the
Rehabilitation Program in line with program guidelines as
well as provide the capability to meet goals and objectives.
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6. In an attempt to obtain these services (See Attachment I for
Seriior'Housing Rehabilitation Specialist job specs.), staff
has reviewed rehabilitation services offered by Willdan and
Associates, Kosmont & Associates, Inc., and Rehabilitation
Financial Corporation. Staff has found Kosmont & Associates
(Scott M. Ehrlich) to be more experienced and cost effective
in the type of services needed for the City's Housing
Rehabilitation Program.
7. On December 2, 1992, the City received a proposal from Scott
M. Ehrlich of Kosmont & Associates, for the purpose of
staffing the Senior Housing Rehabilitation Specialist
position. (See Attachment II)
In addition to the duties and responsibilities of this
position, Mr. Ehrlich will also be responsible for the
overall management and administration of the Rehabilitation
Program, and act as HOME Program Coordinator, survey the City
to identify additional housing opportunities and sites,
assist in the development of new housing programs, etc.
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION:
The City is currently behind in its rehabilitation progr4
progress and is in need of professional technical assistance r1
order to bring the program current and meet HUD criteria and City
established goals and objectives for fiscal year 1992/93.
The City's failure to achieve an adequate level of performance
this fiscal year may result :in the disallowance of rehabilitation
administrative costs, as well as the imposition of other
corrective and remedial actions.
Cost for services rendered is $3,300 per month for one full time
consultati. which is a substantial savings as compared to the
City hir)%J:a full time employee in the same position with
benefits1i The staffing of this position will not affect the
General h6d, due to the position being funded through the CDBG
fund. City Council has already approved this position for funding
this current fiscal year.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff respectfully recommends that City Council approve the
Agreement to acquire the services of Scott Ehrlich as Senior
Housing Rehabilitation Specialist to provide experienced
technical support to the Rehabilitation Program.
® RESOLUTION •
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD TO APPROVE AN AGREEMENT ACQUIRING
THE SERVICES OF SCOTT EHRLICH AS SENIOR HOUSING
REHABILITATION SPECIALIST IN SUPPORT OF THE
HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM
WHEREAS, a monitoring review of the city's Housing
Rehabilitation Program by HUD, revealed that the City's
Rehabilitation Program was behind in its level of performance;
and
WHEREAS, HUD recommended that the City employ an experienced
Rehabilitation Specialist, to plan, organize, supervise and
participate in the activities and functions of the rehabilitation
program, thus bringing the program current; and
WHEREAS, HUD has informed the City that failure to achieve
an adequate level of performance within one year may result in
the disallowance of rehabilitation administrative costs, as well
as the imposition of other corrective and remedial actions; and
WHEREAS, the City wishes to comply with HUD's
recommendations to increase the Rehabilitation Program's level of
performance and employ an experienced Senior Housing
Rehabilitation Specialist; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that Scott Ehrlich is most
qualified to provide the duties of the Senior Housing
.Rehabilitation Specialist.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does
hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. Approve and adopt the agreement between the City
of Lynwood and Scott M. Ehrlich to provide the services of Senior
Housing Rehabilitation Specialist in support of the City's
Housing Rehabilitation Program.
SECTION 2. Authorize the City Manager to execute the
attached Agreement.
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this day of
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ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM
LOUIS J. HEINE, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
ANNETTE CLARK, HCD MANAGER
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF LYNWOOD
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"ATTACHMENT I"
SENIOR HOUSING REHABILITATION SPECIALIST
DEFINITION
Under the general supervision of a Department Supervisor or
Manager, to perform the more "'difficult and technical inspection
and rehabilitation related duties; to inspect homes and property
for compliance with City of Lynwood property rehabilitation
standards and compliance with codes and ordinances; to explain
deficiencies to property owners and prepare plans and
specifications for the correction of deficiencies; to monitor
contractor performance on property rehabilitation work; to make
final inspections for payment approvals; and to do related work
as required.
DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS
Senior Housing Rehabilitation Specialist is the advanced
journey level class in the,Housing Rehabilitation Specialist
series. The position allocated to the class is assigned the more
difficult, complex and responsible property inspection and
rehabilitation related duties, including commercial
rehabilitation assignments. Duties assigned the incumbent
require substantial independence of operation, particularly in
carrying out field activities. The incumbent may also provide
training to new employees and may serve as a lead supervisor on a
project or assignment basis.
EXAMPLES OF DUTIES
Performs the more difficult, complex and responsible
property inspection and rehabilitation related duties; may
provide basic lead supervision and training to new employees; may
review the work of a Housing Rehabilitation Specialist; makes
requested inspections of City residential and commercial property
for compliance with City of Lynwood property rehabilitation
standards and applicable codes and ordinances; draws plots and
floor plans for inspected properties; prepares deficiency lists
and structur� p�heck sheets; meets with property owner to discuss
deficiencietind correction procedures; prepares specifications,
proposal r rits, and cost estimates for rehabilitation and
g , property remodeling ! y owners on the availability of
�; advises
financing programs; prepares proposal packages to invite
competitive bids for property rehabilitation work; schedules job
site inspections with prospective bidders; assists property
owners with bid evaluations; establishes time schedules for work
completion; monitors work -in- progress on rehabilitation
contracts; arbitrates problems and disputes; approves payment
requests; conducts final work inspections and approves final
payment; maintains records of site visits and job progress;
prepares reports; coordinates activities with other City
departments; provides general assistance in the Community
Development Program.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Possession of an appropriate California driver's license
issued by the State Department of Motor Vehicles.
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge of:
Policies, procedures and goals of the City of Lynwood's
HCDA department;
Building and construction codes and ordinances;
Types of building materials and variations in their
quality;
Modern methods.of building construction;
Job contracting and bidding procedures;
Interviewing and counseling techniques;
Principles and techniques of residential and commercial
construction inspection-and rehabilitation;
Basic principles of supervision and training.
and
Ability to:
Perform a wide variety of difficult, complex and
responsible'resldential and commercial property
Inspection and rehabilitation related duties;
on a project or assignment basis, provide lead
supervision and training to Housing Rehabilitation
Specialists;
Use sound inspection methods to identify building
deficiencies and to examine workmanship and
materials;
Apply technical knowledge of building trades work;
�nlop and administer cost estimates, proposal
requests and bid packages;
t and interpret plans, diagrams and specifications;
ct projects for work progress and compliance with
Job specifications;
Explain job requirements to prospective contractors;
Counsel property owners on building deficiencies,
correction procedures and the availability of
special funding programs;
Tactfully and courteously work with property owners,
contractors and others interested in property
rehabilitation programs;
Establish and maintain cooperative working
relationships.
Training and Experience: Any combination of training and
experience which would provide the required knowledges
and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain
these knowledges and abilities would be:
Three years of journey level experience in
construction, building trades, contracting or building
project administration work, preferably including
experience In a community development program. NAHRO
or ICBO certification is desirable.
Education: Graduation from an accredited four year college
or university with major work in Architecture,
Planning, Public Administration or a related field is
desirable.
"ATTACHMENT II"
December 2,1992
Mr. Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
City Manager
CITY OF LYNWOOD
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood California 90262
Re: Position of Housing Manger/Rehab Specialist, City of Lynwood
Dear Mr. Adams:
This letter shall serve as a proposal and upon execution an Agreement ( "Agreement") for City of
Lynwood ( "Client") to retain the services of Scott M. Ehrlich ("Consultant') for the purpose of staffing
the position of Housing Manager/Rehab Specialist for the City of Lynwood, California.
SCOPE OF SERVICES
TASK I: SURVEY OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
Survey the area to identify those sites appropriate for further study. As part of this survey process, I will
familiarize myself with general land use and planning conditions and parameters for each site within the
City of Lynwood.
I will work closely with the City Manager and Community Development Director in making the
determination of specific area housing opportunities. An in-depth study of the specific housing
development opportunities will be performed, representing an accurate cross- section of affordable
housing development in today's marketplace.
TASK IL DEVELOP PROGRAM FOR SPECIFIC AFFORDABLE HOUSING SITES
Site Iafornwtion
Following a of kxatiorn and sites to be analyzed, I will review the City's existing base o site
information : parcel size, current land use, ownership, and characteristics
Derirond /Supply Awliph
In order to evaluate the need for and characteristics associated with potential affordable housing
demand /su 1 I will analysis orm�d� deman a suvey of existing se site.
housing produ
Characteristics including age of supply, type of supply, number and configuration of units, rental or
ownership status, rental or sale price, absorption activity, etc. will be conducted. The resultant product
will be a delineation of the characteristics and status of area housing.
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December 2,1992
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Analysis and Projation of DeMMnent Characteristics
1 will analyze the economic feasibility of developing affordable housing on each selected site given the
constraints and opportunities suggested by e3dstmg and probed market, site and proximate community
facilities/ services characteristics. For each site, I will asc do he � developmient, density of
development, number and mix of units, projected user p r
Capital Cost and pro Fm?na Financial and D Anafysie
I will estimate probable costs per unit, incl , I w ill pyre co nstruction rototype project ind costs,
ormas determining fi nanc i ng costs. Given this information the magm, I wil uses magnitude and timing of capital r prject men from bot ap an le ending public funding point-of- t
and equity, and the feasibility of the pro P
view. The pro forma analysis will the s � c development opportunity, an appropriate source
Based on the product type approp Pe°F'
of public funding will be identified. :
TASK III: INVENTORY OF FINANCING PROGRAMS
I will identify and systematically evaluate those financing programs which hold significant promise for
assisting the delivery of affordable housing in the City of Lynwood• This descriptive inventory will
include:
A concise summary of each resource will include: the types of projects eligible under each resource, the
administrative agency for each resource, an overview of ffie application process, allowable uses of funds,
and a discussion of the opportunities and limitations of each resource.
The analysis will include a discussion of various tyesof resources available through public and_21
private sources in a format that is clear and easy ,
Resources to be examined will include
Federal Programs. These will include Federal mortgage insurance, FNMA and FHI BB- sponsored
programs, nd ms, the new Federal programs under the National Affordable Housing Acto and Section the
O program), Section 8 Budsting Certificates Vouchers and other progra
housing for seniors
state wM include muldfamn1y %n-e wrapt bonds, other State bond programs, the rental
Housing `Program, and the Californ is Housing Finance
# w® include Conrunonity Development Block Grants, tax increment set- asides,
Local P� "General Fund allocations loanguarantees tax deferrals and abatements, general
housing trust w , $'?�*�
obligations and revenue bond issues, public housing, dedicated taxes, and other programs and sources.
Private Programs. Theses will include emPioyer-assisted housiin the Local Initiatives Support
Corporation (L ISQ corporations, programs, Low- pensi f un d s , Tax Credits, national foundations, local ou dation
development rporations, Low-ji�ncc�ome Houousing
credit enhancement mechanisms, and other resources•
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Mr. Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
December 2,1992
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TASK IV - REHABILITATION SPECIALIST
Create and oversee all aspect of community rehab project to enhance and increase the value of the
surrounding areas. This will include neighborhood self- improvement programs through loans and
grants from the they City's Housing Set -aside funds.
TASK v - IMPLEMENTATION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGIES
Oversee Affordable housing programs emphasizing on the following areas:
1) Residential Rehabilitation Assistance
2) Increase Supply of affordable housing
3) First -time home purchaser programs
EL FEE STRUCTURE
For services rendered in the listed and described phases, the following shall apply:
A. Professional Fees
Professional fees of $ 3,300 per month. This Agreement shall be performed on a fixed fee basis.
B. Expenses and Billing
Professional shall be reimbursed on
basis based on invoiaea which will b
ilv e submitted to orient.
III, OTHER PROVISIONS
1. Terminatiom Client or Consultant shall have the right to terminate this Agreement at any time
upon writw pq�fl .. th
tion to e other party. Payment for fees accrued through the date of
termtnatiori�allf'�e remitted in fun.
2. Arbitration A* controversy or claim arising out of or rely to this Agreement, or the maldng,
station tation or breach thereof, shall be ae by arbitration in Los Angeles,
California, in accordance with the Hiles of the American Arbitration Association then existing, and
judgment upon the award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered in any court having
jurisdiction over the subject matter of the controversy. Each of the parties to such arbitration
proceeding shall be entitled to take depositions and to obtain discovery regarding the subject
matter of the arbitration and, to that erd, may use and exercise all of the same rights, remedies and
procedures and shall be subject to all of the same duties, liabilities and obligations in the arbitration
as if the subject matter of the arbitration were pending in a civil action before the Superior Court of
the State of California. The provisions of Section 1283.06 (except subdivision (e) thereof) of the
California Code of Civil Procedure are incorporated by reference herein. If the matter is heard by
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December 2,1992
Page 4 of 6
only one arbitrator, such arbitrator shall be a member of the State Liar of California. If the matter is
heard by an arbitration panel, at least one member of such panel shall be a member of the State Bar
of California. The arbitrator or arbitrators shall decide all questions of law, and all mixed questions
of law and fact, in accordance with the substantive law of the State of California to the end that all
rights and defenses which either party may have asserted in a court of competent jurisdiction shall
be fully available to such party in the arbitration proceeding contemplated hereby. The arbitrator or
arbitrators shall set forth and deliver their findings of fad and conclusions of law with the delivery
of the arbitration award. Judgment upon the award rendered shall be final and non- appealable and
may be entered in any court having jurisdiction.
Attorneys' Fees. In the event of any legal action or proceeding to construe or enforce the terms of
this A t or any agreement or document entered into pursuant to this Agreement, the party
prev ' ing in such action or proceeding shall be entitled to recover act a ttorneys' fees, expenses
and cost to be fixed by he court and � sp �g Judgment such as well as all actual
attorneys fees, expenses and
Authority. Each of the parties executing this Agreement warrants that this Agreement is executed
by persons duly authorized to each such party to its terms.
5. Further Actions. The parties provisio to such a ddition al and in d ocumen ts and ta such further
actions as may be necessary
carry out the
6. Assignment. Neither this assigned by either party without the prior written written consent Qf the other Party-
obl honder may be
7. Successors and Assigns. This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the
parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns.
8. Entire Agreement; Amendments an d Waivers. This Agreement contains the entire agreement
between the parties relating to the transactions contemplated hereby and any and all prior
discussions, negotiations, comnnitments and understandings, whether written or oral, related
hereto are superseded hereby. No addition or mod io of by te both es waiver of any
rm m or pprrovision of this
Agreement shall be effecti ve unless set forth in a writing si . No
of the provisions of this Agreement shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any other provision
hereof (whether or not similar), nor shall such waiver constitute a continuing waiver of such
provisions unless otherwise expressly provided.
9. Cumulative Remedies. All rights and remedies of either party hereto are cumulative of each other
and of every other right or remedy such pa rty may otherwise have at law or in equity, and the
exercise of oae or � rights rights or remedies. � not prejudice or impair the concurrent or
subsequent zh
10. arty term or provision of this Agreement shall be deemed invalid or unenforceable,
the p( this Agreement shall not b affected thereby, and each remaining term and
provision of No Agreement shall be valid and in force to the fullest extent permitted by law.
11. Tune of Essence. Time is of the essence to each and every provision of this Agreement.
3.
4.
12. Notices. All notices, requests, demands and other commun ications which are required or may be gi when
given under this Agreement shall be in writing an d teleco hav trnxi�c or digital
received if personally delivered; when transmitted, if transmitted by P
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December 2,1992
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transmission method; the day after it is sent, if sent for next day delivery to a domestic address by
recognized overnight delivery service (e.g., Federal Express); and upon receipt, if sent by certified
or registered mail, return receipt requested. In each case notice shall be sent to the principal place of
business of the respective party. Either party may change its address by giving written notice
thereof to the other in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph.
13. Titles and Captions. Titles and captions contained in this Agreement are inserted only as a matter of
convenience and for reference and in no way define, limit, extend or describe the scope of this
Agreement or the intent of any provision herein
14. Governing Law. The statutory, administrative and judicial law of the State of California (without
reference to choice of law provisions of California law) shall govern the execution and performance
of this Agreement.
15. Confidentiality. Each of the parties agrees not to disclose this Agreement to any persons or entities,
other than the disclosure to their attorneys, accountants, and any federal, state or local
governmental authorities to whom disclosure may be required.
%.Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which
constitutes an original, and all of which together constitute one and the same instrument. 71w signature of
any person on a telecopy of this Agreement, or any notice, action or consent taken pursuant to this
Agreement, shall have the same full force and effect as such person's original signature.
[SIGNATURE PAGE FOLLOWS]
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December 2,1992
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TV. ACCEPTANCE AND AUTHORIZATION
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if this Agreement and Scope of Services is acceptable to "Client;' please execute two copies of this letter
agreement.
Very truly yours
sca L
Scott Ehrlich
Read, understood, and agreed to this
day of . 1992.
"Client"
City of Lynwood
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM Laurence H Adams, Sr , City Manager
BY: Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
SUBJECT: REVISION TO DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
(HUD) GRANT APPLICATION TO RECEIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
FUNDS (RFGA 3300) FOR RIOT DAMAGED AREAS OF LOS
ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, AND IN CONNECTION WITH
IMPLEMENTATION OF ENTERPRISE ZONES.
Purpose:
To request that City Council approve a proposal to revise a Grant
application to obtain Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) funds to be allocated in connection with implementation of
Enterprise Zones The City of Lynwood competed for funds for riot
damaged area through a recently enacted HUD grant program.
Facts:
1 On August 6,,1992, the City submitted a grant Application to
the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the
subject Grant.
2. On October 1, 1992, the City received notification of award of
the Grant The Grant award was increased from $200,000 to
$280,702.
3. On October 28, 1992, HUD convened a meeting to review the
subject Grant applications and requested that each of the
cities receiving grant funding prepare a revised Grant
application reflecting the increased award.
4. Pursuant to HUD recommendations, staff has prepared revisions
for resubmittal to HUD by December 18, 1992.
Proposal:
The Grant program will offer up to $280,702 for eligible projects
which promote economic development opportunities for the City's low
and moderate income residents in support of:
• Enterprise Zone Programs (State & Potential Federal)
• Business Development and Job Training
• Public and Private Partnerships
• Coordinated Economic Development Activity Programming
Program Description
The economic empowerment program activities assisted by the
Technical Assistance Grant would include:
• Establishment of a Community Empowerment Advisory Group
consisting of residents, business, government and religious
institutions in the community.
• Development of a comprehensive Economic Development Study to
establish funding to assist current and future implementation
programs
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• Establishment of a non - profit Community Development
Corporation to coordinate expanded job training programs in
the construction trades for Lynwood residents and to target
the City's most disadvantaged for immediate job training
assistance.
• Funding For Operation Hope.
Pursuant to a request by the Department of Housing and Urban
Development, Staff has revised the Technical Assistance Grant. HUD
requested that all cities awarded the Grant prepare a revised work
scope and budget reflecting the increase in Grant funds.
The revisions to the HUD Empowerment Grant include:
• Reorganization of the Statement of Work
• Expansion of the Proposed Community Empowerment Group
• Addition of a Non - Profit Community Development Corporation
• Expansion of the proposed Economic Development Study Work
Scope
• Reorganization of the Grant Budget Incorporating an
Expanded Work Scope, Non - Profit Community Development
Corporation, and funding for Operation HOPE.
The Grant revisions are to be resubmitted to HUD by December 18,
1992 for review and if approved, Grant funds would be awarded
thereafter.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests that after consideration, the City
Council approve the attached resolution approving the revised
Empowerment Grant Application (RFGA 3300) and authorizing the City
Manager to sign the required certifications for submission to the
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Attachments
1. Resolution
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
APPROVING THE REVISION TO THE GRANT APPLICATION TO OBTAIN
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) GRANT FUNDS
FOR RIOT DAMAGED AREAS OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, IN CONNECTION
WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF ENTERPRISE ZONES (RFGA 3300)
WHEREAS, funding of up to $280,702 is being offered by the
Department of Housing and Urban Development for eligible projects
in riot damaged areas; and
WHEREAS, the City will establish a coordinated financial
assistance approach for empowerment programs which complement
existing and proposed CDBG funding activities; and
WHEREAS, eighty seven percent (87 %) of the City is located
within the Enterprise Zone pursuant to Grant guidelines; and
WHEREAS, the Grant will provide job creation and job training
programs that will expand job opportunities for Lynwood residents;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does
hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. Approve and adopt the application for the subject
Grant pursuant to requirements of the Department of Housing and
Urban Development.
Section 2. This resolution shall become effective immediately
upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 15th. day of December, 1992
LOUIS J. HEINE, MAYOR
CITY OF LYNWOOD
ATTEST:
Andrea L Hooper, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Sol Blumenfeld, Director
Community Development Department
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager,44
BY: Gail L. Black, Director of Human Resources
SUBJECT: MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) WITH THE
LYNWOOD MANAGEMENT BARGAINING GROUP
OBJECTIVE
To adopt a comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding between the
City of Lynwood and the Lynwood Management Bargaining Group.
FACTS
1) The current MOU between the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood
Management Bargaining Group expired on June 30, 1992.
2) Collective bargaining has been conducted in good faith between
the Director of Human Resources and designated representatives
of the Lynwood Management Bargaining Group.
3) The features of the agreed upon MOU are as follows:
a) Amend Holiday section of the MOU to provide Cinco de Mayo
to be observed on the 1st Monday in May.
b) Amendment of the current PERS contract to increase the
1959 Survivor Benefit from basic level to third level.
c) Increase City contribution toward health insurance from
$325 to $375 mo.
d) Family Care Leave added to Leave of Absence provision as
mandated by Family Rights Act, AB 77, Government Code
12945.2.
e) State Disability Insurance (SDI) coverage included on a
voluntary basis within employees insurance article with
the cost being borne by the employee.
ANALYSIS & CONCLUSION
Collective bargaining has been conducted in accordance with the
provisions of the Myers - Milias -Brown Act. Mutual agreement between
the respective parties has been reached. It is in the best
interest of the City to approve the agreement.
RECOMMENDATION
Adopt the attached resolution approving Exhibit "A:, a
comprehensive MOU between the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood
Management Bargaining Group.
AM" IT=
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ADOPTING A COMPREHENSIVE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND THE LYNWOOD MANAGEMENT
BARGAINING GROUP AND SETTING FORTH ALL TERMS AND
CONDITIONS AFFECTING WAGES, HOURS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
WHEREAS, collective bargaining was conducted in good
faith by designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and a
bargaining team from the Lynwood Management Bargaining Group; and
WHEREAS, agreement has been reached between the
designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood
Management Bargaining Group; and
WHEREAS, Exhibit A, the comprehensive Memorandum of
Understanding has been agreed to by the representatives of the City
of Lynwood and representatives of the Lynwood Management Bargaining
Group.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
Section i. The comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding
(Exhibit A), which includes all agreed upon provisions and
supersedes the previous memorandum, between the City of Lynwood and
the Lynwood Management Bargaining Group is adopted.
Section 2. That relevant resolutions or policies be
prepared as necessary to reflect the provisions of the attached
comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding (Exhibit A).
Section 3. This resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this day of ,
1992.
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
&iL A - &' 6L1-e
Gail L. Black
Director of Human Resources
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
_City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular
meeting held on the day of ,1992.
And passed by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clark, City Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
So.
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of resolution
no.
on
file
in my office
and
that said
resolution was
adopted on
the
date
and by the
votes
there in
stated. Dated
this day of
,1992.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager fe
BY: Gail L. Black, Director of Human Resources 4A
SUBJECT': MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) WITH THE
LYNWOOD CITY FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION
OBJECTIVE
To adopt a comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding between the
City of Lynwood and the Lynwood City Firefighters' Association.
FACTS
1) The current MOU between the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood
City Firefighters' Association expired on June 30, 1992.
2) Collective bargaining ha's been conducted in good faith between
the Director of Human Resources and designated representatives
of the Lynwood City Firefighters' Association.
3) The features of the agreed upon MOU are as follows:
a) Effective January 1, 1993 an additional twelve (12)
hours will be granted as holiday "time off" provided
no overtime is necessitated.
b) Amendment of the current PERS contract to increase the
1959 Survivor Benefit from basic level to third level.
c) Increase City contribution toward health insurance from
$325 to $375 mo.
d) Family Care Leave added to Leave of Absence provision as
mandated by Family Rights Act, AB 77, Government Code
12945.2.
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Collective bargaining has been conducted in accordance with the
provisions of the Myers - Milias -Brown Act. Mutual agreement between
the respective parties has been reached. It is in the best
interest of the City to approve the agreement.
RECOMMENDATION
Adopt the attached resolution approving "Exhibit A", a
comprehensive MOU between the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood City
Firefighters' Association
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ADOPTING A COMPREHENSIVE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND THE LYNWOOD CITY
FIREFIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION AND SETTING FORTH ALL TERMS
AND CONDITIONS AFFECTING WAGES, HOURS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
WHEREAS, collective bargaining was conducted in good
faith by designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and a
bargaining team from the Lynwood City Firefighters' Asociation; and
WHEREAS, agreement has been reached between the
designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood
City Firefighters' Association; and
WHEREAS, Exhibit. A, the comprehensive Memorandum of
Understanding has been agreed to by the representatives of the City
of Lynwood and representatives of the Lynwood City Firefighters'
Association.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. The comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding
(Exhibit A), which includes all agreed upon provisions and
supersedes the previous memorandum, between the City of Lynwood and
the Lynwood City Firefighters' Association is adopted.
Section 2. That relevant resolutions or policies be
prepared as necessary to reflect the provisions of the attached
comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding (Exhibit A).
Section 3. This resolution shall become effective
immediately.upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this day of
1992.
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
City of Lynwood
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
6 -e-k-
Gail L. Black
Director of Human Resources
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
ss.
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular
meeting held on the day of ,1992.
And passed by the following vote:
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
ss.
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of resolution
no.
on
file
in my
office
and
that said
resolution was
adopted
on the
date
and
by the
votes
there in
stated. Dated
this day of
,1992.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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DATE:
TO:
FROM
BY:
December 15, 1992
Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
OF EMPLOYMENT FOR EXCLUDED POSITIONS
OBJECTIVE
To adopt a resolution setting forth the terms and conditions of
employment for excluded employees.
FACTS
1) The current MOU between the City of Lynwood and the Management
Bargaining Group and the City of Lynwood expired June 30,
1992.
2) Collective bargaining has been conducted in good faith between
designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and desig-
nated representatives of the Management Bargaining Group.
3) The significant features of the agreement are spelled out in
a comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding.
ANALYSIS & CONCLUSION
The excluded employees in the Management Bargaining Group have
historically had the terms affecting their wages, hours and working
conditions tied to the respective bargaining units for annual
adjustments. It is in the best interest of the City to continue
this practice.
Adopt the attached resolution requiring that the wages, hours and
working conditions of certain excluded positions in the Management
Bargaining Group be adjusted in accordance with the respective MOU
covering the period July 1, 1992 through June 30, 1993.
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Laurence H. Adams., Sr., City Manager (A'0,(
Gail L. Black, Director of Human Resources ,A e
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
SETTING FORTH ALL TERMS AND WORKING CONDITIONS
BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND THE EXCLUDED POSITIONS
OF THE MANAGEMENT BARGAINING GROUP
WHEREAS, collective bargaining was conducted in good
faith by designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and a
bargaining team from the Management Bargaining Group; and
WHEREAS, agreement has been reached between the
designated representatives of the City of Lynwood and the Lynwood
Management Bargaining Group; and
WHEREAS, the excluded employees historically have had the
terms affecting their wages, hours and working conditions tied to
the respective bargaining units for annual adjustments; and
WHEREAS, a comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding has
been agreed to by the representatives of the City of Lynwood and
representatives of the Management $ argaining Group covering the
period July 1, 1992 through June 30, 1993.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. The comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding A
between the City of Lynwood and the Management Bargaining Group,
which includes all agreed upon provision and supersedes the
previous memorandums, between the City of Lynwood and the
Management Bargaining Group shall apply to the excluded positions
identified therein for the period July 1, 1992 through
June 30, 1993.
Section 2. That relevant resolutions or policies be
prepared as necessary to reflect the provisions of the attached
comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding to include the excluded
positions.
Section 3. This resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption.
1992.
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
City of Lynwood
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this day of
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
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Gail L. Black
Director of Human Resources
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular
meeting held on the day of ,1992.
And passed by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of resolution
no. on file in my office and that said resolution was
adopted on the date and by the votes there in stated. Dated
this day of 1992.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Laurence H. Adams Sr., City Manager
BY: Gail L. Black, Director of Human Resources 10416
SUBJECT: AMENDMENT TO THE CLASSIFICATION PLAN AND
MANAGEMENT SALARY SCHEDULE
OBJECTIVE
To have the City Council amend the Classification Plan and
Management Salary schedule for the position of Special Assistant.
FACTS
1) The City Manager has identified the need for the inclusion
of a position statement for Special Assistant.
2) A job analysis was completed and subsequent classification
statement prepared by the Human Resources Department.
3) The Personnel Board will have reviewed the position statement
prior to the Council meeting and their recommendation for
Council's approval is anticipated.
3) The City Manager is recommending the salary range of level
56M on the management salary schedule.
4) There are sufficient funds within the City Manager's budget
to cover additional salary costs.
RECOMMENDATION
That the City Council adopt the attached resolution entitled, "A
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Lynwood Amending the
Classification Plan and Management Salary Schedule."
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RESOLUTION NO.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING THE CLASSIFICATION
PLAN AND THE MANAGEMENT SALARY SCHEDULE
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has adopted
an Employee Classification and Position Plan and amended same as
needed; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has adopted
a salary resolution with salary schedules including the Management
Salary schedule; and
WHEREAS, the City has identified a need for the inclusion
of a position statement for the position of Special Assistant; and
WHEREAS, the required job analysis has been completed and a
classification statement prepared on that basis; and
WHEREAS, the Personnel Board has reviewed the proposed
classification statement; and
WHEREAS, the appropriate salary range has been determined.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does
hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. Amend the Employee Classification and Position
Plan by including the classification statement for the position of
Special Assistant.
Section 2. Amend the Management salary schedule by adding the
title of Special Assistant at the 56M salary level.
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of
, 1992.
Louis J. Heine, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
Andrea L. Hooper
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Laurence H. Adams Sr.
City Manager
City Attorney
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
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I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lynwood at a regular
meeting held on the . day of ,1992.
And passed by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of resolution
no. on file in my office and that said resolution was
adopted on the date and by the votes there in stated. Dated
this day of ,1992.
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
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DATE. December 15, 1992
T0 THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF
THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM. Laurence Adams, City Manager ok
BY Johonna Jacobs - Howard, Administrative Analyst III
SUBJECT REQUEST TO PURCHASE VIDEO PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT
PURPOSE:
To recommend that the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing the
purchase of video production equipment utilizing the informal bid process.
BACKGROUND:
On October 20, 1992, the City Council conceptually approved the operational plan for
the City's cable services establishing a cable division to operate as an entity capable of
generating revenue to sustain its existence.
One of the goals of the operational plan is the upgrading of video production equipment '
at the Lynwood Cable Studio to revenue generating capacity
Upgrading the equipment to revenue generating capacity will require the purchase of
video production cameras, electronic news gathering (ENG) accessories, and an editing
suite (editing equipment packaged to provide broadcast quality special effects.)
After careful assessment of video equipment needs to provide broadcast quality
community cable programming and improve upon existing standards, staff has identified
the necessary equipment at the best available cost. (Attachment I)
Attachment I, entitled Proposed Cable Equipment List itemizes the equipment in project
phases based on the current cable production priorities. Phase I, the highest priority,
includes all of the equipment necessary to provide quality electronic news gathering for
on location shooting at a cost not to exceed $21,157; and, Phase II consists of the
equipment needed in studio for editing broadcast quality programming at a cost not to
exceed $28,797. Materials required to install the editing suite have been estimated at a
cost not to exceed $2831. It is estimated that the cost of all the equipment along with
shipping costs will not exceed $53,000.
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Staff proposes to purchase the video production equipment within a one to two month
interval. This will allow video production crew sufficient time to be proficient in the
usage of the new ENG package prior to the installation of the editing suite.
FISCAL 114PACT:
With the approval of the Annual Budget for fiscal year 1992/93, City Council
appropriated funds in Lynwood Information, Inc. for the purchase of video production
equipment in the amount of $75,000.
Since it estimated that the total cost of the video production equipment including
shipping costs will not exceed $53,000 the account specified for the purchase of
equipment and machinery (5570) will maintain a balance of $22,000.
ANALYSIS:
The purchase of the video production equipment would be more economical and
expeditious with the utilization of the informal bid process.
Under Section 6 -3.13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code, City Council can authorize
purchases through informal bids by a 4/5 vote.
RECONEWENDATION:
Staff recommends that the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing the
purchase through informal bids of the video production equipment identified in
Attachment I.
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ATTACHMENT I
PROPOSED CABLE EQUIPMENT LIST
P H A S E I
QTY EQUIPMENT ITEM PRICE TOTAL
CAMERAS & ELECTRONIC NEWS GATHERING (ENG) ACCESSORIES
1 VIDEO TOASTER
3695.00
3695.00
1 SONY EVW -300 HI -8 CAMCORDER
5500.00
5500.00
1 FUJINON S16X7BRM SERVO -ZOOM LENS
1689.00
1689.00
1 CANON L1 HI -8 CAMERA W /15X LENS
2300.00
2300.00
1 STEADI -CAM JR. FOR L1
500.00
500.00
1 LOWELL I -LIGHT (ENG CAM PKG)
150.00
150.00
1 LOWELL DT -98 LIGHT KIT
1300.00
1300.00
1 SAMSON WIRELESS SM -58 W /RCVR -TNS
600.00
600.00
1 SONY ECM -672 SHOTGUN MICROPHONE
550.00
550.00
1 SONY CAC -12 SHOTGUN MIC HOLDER
150.00
150.00
1 MILLER 30 TRIPOD
2200.00
2200.00
1 SONY BC -1WB BATTERY CHARGER
400.00
400.00
4 SONY NP -1 BATTERIES
90.00
360.00
1 BATTERY BELT
150.00
150.00
SUBTOTAL $19,544.00
TAX 1,612.38
TOTAL $21,156.38
P H A S E II
EDITING SUITE FOR CABLE STUDIO
3 SONY EVO -9850 HI -8 EDITING VTR
4550.00
13650.00
3 GENERIC RACKMOUNTS
175.00
525.00
1 JVC RM -G860U A/B ROLL EDITER
3695.00
3695.00
2 PANASONIC BT -S901Y B/W MONITORS
600.00
1200.00
1 PANASONIC RACKMOUNT ADAPTOR
75.00
75.00
1 LEADER 5870 WAVEFORM /VECTERSCOPE
4250.00
4250.00
1 LEADER 5130 ENGINEERING MONITOR
1367.00
1367.00
1 LEADER LR- 2400AI -02 RACKMOUNT
190.00
190.00
1 SYNC /COLOR BAR GEN
600.00
600.00
1 DIAMOND 8 CHANNEL AUDIO MIXER
500.00
500.00
1 AMPLIFIER
150.00
150.00
2 STUDIO MONITORS
100.00
200.00
1 CASSETTE DECK
200.00
200.00
SUBTOTAL $26,602.00
TAX 2,194.67
TOTAL $28,796.67
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INSTALLATION EQUIPMENT MATERIALS FOR EDITING SUITE
SUBTOTAL $2,614.40
TAX 215.69
TOTAL $2,830.09
GRAND TOTAL $52,783.14
"SHIPPING COSTS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME AND THEREFORE NOT INCLUDED.
HOWEVER THE OVERALL ESTIMATE NOT TO EXCEED $53,000 WILL ALLOW FOR
THE COST OF SHIPPING.
ITEM PRICE
TOTAL
1
CONSOLE
1250.00
1250.00
500
FT. OF BELDEN 8281 VIDEO CABLE
.53
265.00
110
KINGS BNC CONNECTORS
1.99
218.90
100
FT. OF MOGAMI 2799 AUDIO CABLE
.46
46.00
26
SWITCHCRAFT XLR CONNECTORS (M&F)
3.25
84.50
1
BLOCK DIAGRAM
500.00
500.00
1
MISC. NUTS, BOLTS, ETC.
250.00
250.00
SUBTOTAL $2,614.40
TAX 215.69
TOTAL $2,830.09
GRAND TOTAL $52,783.14
"SHIPPING COSTS UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME AND THEREFORE NOT INCLUDED.
HOWEVER THE OVERALL ESTIMATE NOT TO EXCEED $53,000 WILL ALLOW FOR
THE COST OF SHIPPING.
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RESOLUTION NO
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE THROUGH AN INFORMAL BID OF
VIDEO PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT
WHEREAS, the City Council on October 20, 1992 conceptually approved an
operational plan establishing a cable division to operate as an entity capable of generating
revenue to sustain its existence; and
WHEREAS, one of the goals of the cable operational plan is to upgrade video
production equipment at the Lynwood Cable Studio to revenue generating capacity; and
WHEREAS, upgrading requires the purchase of video production cameras,
electronic news gathering accessories (ENG), and an editing suite; and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to provide staff with the necessary and
proper equipment to service the community cable programming needs of its residents;
and
WHEREAS, after careful assessment of video equipment needs to provide
broadcast quality community cable programming and improve upon existing standards,
staff has identified the necessary equipment at a cost not to exceed $53, 000; and
WHEREAS, with the approval of the City's Annual Budget for fiscal year
1992/93, City Council appropriated funds in Lynwood Information, Inc. for the purchase
of video production equipment; and
WHEREAS, this video production equipment purchase can be more
economically and efficiently expedited if done through an informal bid; and
WHEREAS, under Section 6 -3.13 of the Lynwood Municipal Code, City Council
can authorize purchases through informal bids by a 4/5 vote.
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NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council does hereby resolve, order, and determine
as follows:
S ection 1 The City Council does hereby authorize the purchase of the video
production equipment for the City's cable division necessary to provide broadcast quality
community cable programming, and that this be more efficiently and economically
expedited through an informal bid process.
Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of, December 1992.
LOUIS J. HEINE, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM.
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
LAURENCE ADAMS
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
FROM. Laurence Adams, City Manager 'i/1
BY- Johonna Jacobs - Howard, Administrative Analyst/Cable
SUBJECT. ESTABLISHMENT OF CABLE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM WITH
LYNWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
PURPOSE:
To request City Council approval of the establishment of a cable internship program with
the Lynwood Unified School District.
On October 20, 1992, City Council approved the conceptual plan for establishing the
City's cable production services as a self - sustaining revenue generating cable production
unit.
As part of this conceptual plan, staff proposed to develop an educational training
program for students that provides hands -on experience in the use of cable production
equipment. To initiate this element of the plan, staff has been in collaboration with the
Lynwood Unified District Academic Services Division to develop a comprehensive cable
television internship program.
The Lynwood Cable Production Services will conduct an
on- the -job- training program (in three- month intervals) for a maximum
of four (4) students per interval that will serve as intems and
receive work experience credit as part of the Lynwood High
School ROP. The ROP office will select students on
intersession to participate utilizing the application and interview
process.
2. The criteria for selection as established by both the City of Lynwood
and the Lynwood Unified School District will be: (1) Students must be
either 11th or 12th grade status; and (2) Possess a strong interest or \
experience in one or more of the following: theater arts, television
technology, public speaking, and journalism.
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3. The first session of the cable television internship program will begin
on "X" Track Intersession. It will be followed by "Z" Track Intersession
and then "Y" Track Intersession. It is proposed that this first session
commence on January 4, 1993
4 Students selected to participate in the program will report to the
Lynwood Cable Studio at 9.00 .a.m. and work until 2:00 p.m.
The Lynwood Unified School District will provide van transportation
(to and from the Lynwood Cable Studio) for the students each day
5. Staff has established a program curriculum and submitted to the
Lynwood Unified School District Academic Services
for review and approval (ATTACHMENT).
COST:
The cost for providing this the internship program are minimal and will assumed as
followed.
The Cable Television Production staff will conduct the necessary training
workshops for the students and supervise the daily hands -on work of the
students. The training provision will be absorbed by the City of Lynwood
as part of the daily responsibilities of the cable television production staff.
2. The Lynwood Unified School District will provide van transportation for
the students.
BENEFIT:
The benefits to be derived for the Lynwood community are numerous.
1. Through the internship program the City will develop a pool of
interested residents to assist with local cable production and
thereby increase its cable programming efforts.
2. As a result of the internship program the City of Lynwood and
the Lynwood Unified School will establish a partnership in the
education and training of Lynwood youth.
In addition to the work experience credit, the student interns can
utilize knowledge acquired from on-job-training to seek employment
in television production.
CONCLUSION:
This program once implemented will prove to be extremely beneficial to the City of
Lynwood as well as the students of the Lynwood Unified School District. While
providing a technical training skill to student interns, the City will reap the benefits of the
services of additional production staff without providing monetary compensation. The
interns will in turn acquire the technical training in the field of television production.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the City Council approve establishment of the Cable Intersession
Internship Program (IIP) and authorize staff to implement it with the Lynwood Unified
School District
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ATTACHMENT
LYNWOOD CABLE PRODUCTION SERVICES
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM WITH L.U.S.D.
PURPOSE:
The Lynwood Cable Production Services in conjunction with the Lynwood Unified
School District will establish an internship program for high school students interested
in learning cable production as a trade while earning academic credit
The Lynwood Cable Production Services will conduct a three -month on- the -job-
training in which a maximum of four (4) student interns per school intercession (as
result of year -round school) will be trained in the key aspects of video production.
Lynwood Cable Production Services Intersession Internship Program (IIP)
The internship program is designed so that the intern can acquire a basic knowledge and
experience in three key aspects of television production; single camera production,
multi - camera production, and post- production (mobile unit and in- studio). On -the -job
training will commence immediately, and include production classroom training
throughout the three -month program in which interns will also be examined
periodically for proficiency. The production classroom training curriculum consist of the
following:
Why Public Access? What is local origination? How public access can be
utilized. Tour of studio facilities; Lynwood and Downey; specific
policies and guidelines.
II. VIDEO FUNDAMENTALS
The videotape recorder, EN.G. camera operation, the tripod camera
mounting, and picture composition.
III. INTERVIEWING FOR TELEVISION
Hands -on mock interviews, criteria, question and review, in the field,
clean -up of studio.
IV. MULTI - CAMERA SYSTEM
Procedure for in- studio production, production set -up.
V. ADVANCE CAMERA TECHNIQUE- PICTURE
COMPOSITION
Rotate crew assignment, studio dry run, and terminology.
VI. DIRECTING
Terminology, director's cues, audio cues, timing, script preparation,
on -air directing and direct mock interview.
VII. ADVANCE LIGHTING EXERCISES
Technical lighting exercise, lighting objectives, lighting terminology, and
chroma -key exercises.
VIII. PRODUCE TELEVISION PROGRAM
IX. POST - PRODUCTION
Introduction to post - production, the editing system, finishing touches,
titles and credits, character generator, planning the production /post
production.
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RESOLUTION NO
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CABLE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
WITH THE LYNWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
WHEREAS, on October 20, 1992, City Council approved the conceptual
operational plan establishing the City's cable services as a self - sustaining revenue
generating cable production unit; and
WHEREAS, as part of the conceptual plan staff proposed to develop an
educational training programs for students that provides hands -on experience in the use
of cable production equipment; and
WHEREAS, staff has beea in collaboration with the Lynwood Unified District
Academic Services Division to develop a comprehensive cable television internship
program; and
WHEREAS, the internship program calls for the City's cable production services
to conduct an on-the-job-training program in three -month intervals based on the year -
around school intersessions for a maximum of four (4) students in each interval; and
WHEREAS, student interns will receive work experience credit as part of the
Lynwood High School ROP; and
WHEREAS, the joint approval of the Lynwood City Council and the Lynwood
Unified School District the first session of the cable television internship program will
begin on January 4, 1993; and
WHEREAS, there are no additional costs to the City to provide this internship
program; and
WHEREAS, the benefits to be derived for the Lynwood community are
numerous, including the establishment of a pool of interested residents to assist with
local cable production to increase the City's cable programming efforts; and
WHEREAS, in additional to the ROP work experience credit, student interns can
utilize knowledge acquired from on-the-job-training to seek employment in the television
production industry;
WHEREAS, the Lynwood City Council fully supports both training and job
development for community youth.
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NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council does hereby resolve, order, and determine
as follows:
Sec tion 1. The City Council hereby authorizes the establishment of the Cable
Intersession Internship Program (IIP) and directs staff to pursue implementation in
conjunction with the Lynwood Unified School District.
Sec tio 2 This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this day of December 1992.
LOUIS J. HEINE, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT•
LAURENCE ADAMS
City Manager
City of Lynwood
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DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Laurence Adams, City Manager XP
SUBJECT: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 8 OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL
CODE TO INCLUDE THE LICENSING OF CATS
PURPOSE:
To have the City Council amend Chapter 8 -6 relating to animal
control.
BACKGROUND:
o The City of Lynwood requires annual license and vaccination
for dogs four (4) months of age or older.
o During the July 1992 budget workshop, City Council members
raised the issue of possibly licensing cats.
o The cities of Lomita, LaVerne and Carson have imposed
mandatory cat licensing and vaccination to ensure
vaccination of all cats and to control unwanted
cat population.
o City of Lomita charges $20 for a cat license valid for
life if licenses were obtained during FY 92 -93, annualy
if obtained thereafter and requires that
cats must be spayed /neutered.
City of Carson charges $10 for unspayed /unneutered and $5
for spayed /neutered.
Also, City of LaVerne charges $10 for unspayed /unneutered
and $5 for spayed /neutered.
o According to the City of Lynwood's monthly reports for
for FY 91 -92 the number of cats impounded is about 378
of the total impounded animals.
In addition, cats constitute 41% of total animals
euthanized during FY 91 -92. A total of 844 were euthanized
and 566 dead cats were picked up. Only 12 were placed
of the total 860 cats impounded and none were claimed.
o The cost of animal control is funded through the general
fund and offset by revenues through fines and dog licenses.
o Commencing January 1, 1993, the County of Los Angeles
in contract with the City of Lynwood will conduct a
citywide canvass for dog licenses. The County could conduct
a canvass for cat licenses at the same time at no additional
cost.
ANALYSIS:
Of the 860 cats impounded during FY 91 -92 only 2% was actually
placed and 96% was euthanized. For FY 92 -93 based on a four (4)
month data the County has collected the County projects that
cats will account for at least one -third of all the animal
impounds in Lynwood. Historically, countywide, cats are far
less likely to be redeemed by their owners or placed into new
homes, the housing cost to the City for cats will be
disproportionately higher than for dogs.
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The proliferatio f cats poses a proble?*or the City in
relation to public aealth as well as fi_nanciM ly. A mandatory
cat licensing program would achieve the following objectives,
reduce the suffering and surplus breeding of unwanted kittens by
having the owners take more responsibility for the actions of
their cats, reduce the potential for the spread of disease
through mandatory vaccination, reduce the cost of animal
control subsidy, and spread the animal control costs equitably
among pet owners. By licensing cats, the City could monitor
their vaccination, could guarantee their returns to owners, and
could reduce impoundment activities and shelter days therefore
reduce costs.
Mandatory licensing of cats and dogs will help in controlling pet
population, however we would like for City Council to consider
developing a public education program about pet population
problem and solutions available and directing staff to look into
limiting the number of cats and dogs housed within residential
and commercial premises.
Per Los Angeles County Animal Control, canvassing for cat
licenses could be included with the dog licensing at no
additional cost on man hours. The City pays the County $3.00 per
dog license sold, the same charge for selling a cat license would
apply.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends the following:
• That the City Council amend the Lynwood Municipal Code relating
to animal regulation to include cats.
• That the City Council authorize the County to canvass
for cats at the same time the Animal Control Officers are
canvassing for the dogs commencing January 1, 1993.
• That the City Council direct staff to revise the
present fee schedule relating to dogs to apply for cats.
Staff recommends that the City Council consider
under the Individual Licenses contained in the Fee
Schedule that a cat license should be set at 50%
of the dog license for unspayed and unneutered cats only.
• That the City Council approve to pay the County $3.00
per license sold as the service charge.
cat
150
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200
100
Lynwood Animal Impound Trends:
July through October, 1992
ATTACHMENT C
Year -to -date:
Dogs: 550 (63 %)
Cats: 309 (35 %)
Others: 16 (2%)
062,3 211, Dogs
==9111� Cats
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Oct., 1992 Sept., 1992 Aug., 1992 July, 1992
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF.LYNWOOD AMENDING CHAPTER 8 OF THE LYNWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE TO INCLUDE THE LICENSING OF CATS
WHEREAS, 860 cats were impounded in the City of Lynwood
for FY 91 -92 which constitutes 37% of total animals impounded;
and
WHEREAS, 844 cats were euthanized in FY 91 -92; and
WHEREAS, 566 dead cats were picked up for the City of
Lynwood in FY 91 -92, compared to 343 dead dogs; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood will arrange for a low cost
rabies clinic for cats;
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The title of Section 8 -6 of the Lynwood
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6 DOG AND CAT LICENSES.
SECTION 2. Subsection 8 -6.1 of the Lynwood Municipal Code is
hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6.1 License and Registration Required. No person owning,
or having an interest in, or having control, custody or
possession of any dog or cat shall fail, neglect or refuse to
license and register such dog or cat if over four (4) months of
age, in compliance with the terms of this chapter.
SECTION 3. Subsection 8- 6.3(b) of the Lynwood Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
b. The City Official shall keep a record of the name,
address and telephone number of the owner of the dog or cat or
person making payment of the license fee, and to whom a
certificate and tag is issued, and the number and date of such
certificate. Such a metal tag issued for the current license
year shall be securely fastened to the collar or harness of the
dog or cat and shall be worn by the such dog or cat at all times
other than those periods when confined to the owner's house,
enclosed yard or pen. A duplicate or a lost license tag may be
procured from the City Official.
SECTION 4 _ Subsection 8- 6.4(a) of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
a. Any owner, with the exception herein provided, of a dog
or cat four (4) months of age or older in the City shall obtain a
dog or cat license and pay the original or renewal license fee
(as established by resolution) each year thereafter, except that
the license fee for a spayed or neutered (altered) dog or cat
shall be one half (1/2) the normal fee. The owner has the burden
of proof to show the dog or cat has been altered by presentation
of a certificate of sterility or exemption signed by a licensed
veterinarian.
SECTION 5. Subsection 8- 6.4(b) of the Lynwood Municipal
Code is hereby amend: to read as follows:
b. License fees shall be due and payable within thirty (30)
days after any dog or cat is acquired and comes into the care,
custody and control of any person in the City.
SECTION 6. Subsection 8- 6.5(a) of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
a. Any person who fails to pay the required dog or cat
license fee, as set forth in subsection 8 -9.4. each year
thereafter shall pay , in addition to the original license fee, a
penalty fee of one hundred percent (1008) of the original license
fee.
SECTION 7. Subsection 8- 6.5(b) of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
b. Any person w
within thirty (30) days
months of age or older
custody and control in
original license fee, a
of the original license
ho fails to obtain an original license
after his owning any dog or cat four (4)
or any dog or cat coming into his care,
this City shall pay, in addition to the
penalty fee of one hundred percent (1008)
fee.
SECTION 8. Subsection 8 -6.6 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6.6 Special License Fees and Exemptions. Reduced license
fees, as set forth in the fee schedule, shall be created for the
following animals:
SECTION 9. Subsection 8- 6.6(a) of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
a. Seeing -eye dogs, guide dogs, signal dogs or service
dogs.
SECTION 10. Subsection 8- 6.6(c) of the Lynwood Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
C. Dogs or cats in the care, custody and control of
non - residents who are traveling through the City, or temporarily
staying in the City for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days
or dogs or cats temporarily brought into the City for the
exclusive purpose of being entered in a bench show or dog or cat
exhibition, provided such dogs or cats are so entered and not
kept elsewhere in the City, shall not be required to be licensed.
SECTION 11. Subsection 8- 6.6(d) of the Lynwood Municipal
Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
d. Dogs which are owned by any governmental agency shall
not be required to be licensed.
SECTION 12. Subsection 8 -6.7 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6.7 Tag Must be Shown. No person shall fail or refuse to
show to the Director or any police officer, the license
certificate and the tag for any duly registered dog or cat kept
or remaining within any home or upon any enclosed premises under
their immediate control.
SEC 13. Subsection 8 -6.8 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6.8 Removal of Registration Tags. No unauthorized person
shall remove from any dog or cat, any collar, harness, or other
device to which is attached a registration tag for the current
year or to remove such tag therefrom.
SECTION 14 . Subsection 8 -6.10 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6.10 Transfer. No dog or cat license is transferable.
SECTION 15. Subsection 8 -6.11 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -6.11 Licensing Requirement. Every person applying for a
dog or cat license must exhibit a certificate issued by a person
licensed by the State of California, or by any state or nation,
to practice veterinary medicine, which certificate shall show
that the dog or cat for which the licensed shall be issued,
either a. has been vaccinated in accordance with the provisions
of subsections 8 -7.1 and 8 -7.2 hereof, or b. should not be so
vaccinated by reason of age, infirmity or other disability. Such
exemption shall be valid for a period not to exceed one (1) year.
A license for any dog or cat shall not be issued unless and until
either such certificate is exhibited. The certificate must be
valid throughout the entire licensing period.
SECTION 16. Subsection 8 -7.1 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -7.1 Initial Vaccinations. Every person keeping,
harboring or having a dog or cat over the age of four (4) months
in the City shall cause such dog or cat to be vaccinated with a
type of rabies vaccine approved by the Los Angeles County Health
Officer within a period of fifteen (15) days from the date such
dog or cat was harbored, kept or had within the city, or within
fifteen (15) days from the date the dog or cat obtains the age of
four (4) months, provided, however, that the aforesaid provision
shall not apply so as to require the vaccination of any dog whiciz
has been vaccinated with an approved vaccine by a person licensed'
by the State of California, or by any other State or nation, to
practice veterinary medicine where such vaccine has been
completed within the period of medicine where such vaccine has
been completed within the period of time as herein after
prescribed in this subsection.
If the dog's or cat's vaccination was performed at an age of
under twelve (12) months, it must have been completed within one
(1) year prior to the date such dog or cat was first kept,
harbored or brought into the City. If the dog or cat was last
vaccinated at an age over twelve (12) months, it must have been
completed within thirty -six (36) months prior to the date such
dog or cat was first kept, harbored, or brought into the City.
SECTION 17. Subsection 8 -7.2 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -7.2 Rabies Revaccination. Every person keeping,
harboring or having in the City a dog or cat which has received
its initial rabies vaccination shall cause this dog or cat to be
revaccinated twelve (12) months after the initial vaccination
with an approved type of rabies vaccine. Such dog or cat who has
received vaccination after the initial vaccination of such dog or
cat who has received its initial vaccination over twelve (12)
months of age shall be vaccinated no sooner than thirty -six (36)
months with an approved type rabies vaccine.
SECTION 18. Subsection 8 -7.3 of the Lynwood Municipal Code
is hereby amended to read as follows:
8 -7.3 Certificate. Every person keeping, harboring or
having in the City any dog or cat required to be vaccinated shall
at all times while the dog or cat is kept, harbored or had, have
in his possession a certificate issued by a person licensed by
the State of California, or any other State or nation, to
practice veterinary medicine, which certificate shall specify
that the dog or cat has been vaccinated in accordance with the
provisions of subsections 8 -7.1 and 8 -7.2
SECTION 19. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of
this Ordinance by t City Council of the Ci of Lynwood, and
cause the same to bWpublished in the manner p scribed by law.
INTRODUCED this day of , 1992
SIGNED APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF
, 1992.
Louis J. Heine, Mayor
City of Lynwood, California
ATTEST:
ANDREA HOOPER, City Clerk of
the City of Lynwood, California
STATE OF CALIFORNIP& )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGEL S ) ss:
CITY OF LYNWOOD )
I, ANDREA �OOPER, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
California do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was
duly and regulary adopted, passed and approved by the City
Council of the city of Lynwood, California, at a regualar
meeting of said City Council held at the regular meeting place
thereof on the day of , 1992 by the
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
EXCUSED:
Dated this
day of
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
1992
Andrea Hooper, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
City Manager
c -ord
RESOLUTION NO. •
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AMENDING THE
FEE SCHEDULE FOR ANIMAL REGULATION
TO INCLUDE CATS
WHEREAS; per Resolution No. 92 -107, the City Council
approved a revised fee schedule for Animal Regulation; and
WHEREAS, the Animal Control Division of the
Administration Department is responsible for the monitoring of
the level of service and type of service being provided by the
Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control; and
WHEREAS, in FY 91 -92, cats constitute 37% of the
total animals impounded and 41% of the total animals euthanized;
and
WHEREAS, in FY 91 -92 of the 860 cats impounded none was
claimed by the owner; and
WHEREAS, animal licensing allows animal control agency
to return pet to its owner and provides a mechanism to check
compliance on vaccination requirement to prevent any wide - spread
rabies outbreak;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES
RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: The fee schedule for Animal Regulation is
revised as follows to include new fees related to cats:
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VI. INDIVIDUAL ANIMAL LICENSES
Every person owning a dog or cat over the age
of four months shall obtain an annual license
and tag for such dog or cat; except, there
shall be a one -time only fee for registration
of discharged military dogs, for guide dogs
or seeing -eye dogs, for signal dogs trained
to assist the hearing impaired, for service
dogs trained to perform tasks to assist the
physically handicapped upon the payment of
the following fees:
A. Dog license and tag fees
1. Unspayed /unneutered
2. Spayed /neutered
3. Senior Citizen -
spayed /neutered dog
4..Delinquency charge for
annual license renewal not
obtained on or before date of
expiration
5. Replacement dog tag
6. Transfer of ownership
7. Discharged military dogs
(one -time registration fee)
$ 20.00
$ 10.00
$ 5.00
$ 20.00
$ 5.00
$ 5.00
$ 5.00
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8. Guide dogs or seeing -eye dogs,
signal dogs, and service dogs
(one -time registration fee)
$
5.00
B. Cat
licence and tag fees
1.
Unspayed /unneutered
$
10.00
2.
Spayed /neutered
$
5.00
3.
Replacement cat tag
$
5.00
4.
Transfer of ownership
$
5.00
SECTION 2. That an 18 month cat license be offered
for purchase this Fiscal Year.
SECTION 3. This resolution shall go into effect
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
1992.
LOUIS HEINE, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT
Laurence Adams
City Manager
c -cat
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
as
COUNTY OF LOSPANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was
duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a regular
meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the
day of , 1992, and passed by the following
vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
se.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify
that the above and forgoing is a full, true and correct copy of
Resolution No. on file in my office and that said
resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein
stated.
Dated this day of , 1992
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City Clerk, City of Lynwood
c- stands
Date: December 8, 1992
To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
From: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager
By: Faustin Gonzales, Assistant City Manager
Subject: REALLOCATION OF 1986 AND 1988 STATE PARK BOND FUNDS
PURPOSE:
To have Council approve the reallocation of $ 95,000 from the
Cogeneration Program (Project No. 05 -5083) to the Community Center
construction (Project No. 05 -5100) to correct an error in the
capital improvement budget.
BACKGROUND:
o In 1986 and 1988, the Recreation and Parks Department received
State grants for the purpose of analyzing, designing and
installing a cogeneration system for the natatorium and
adjacent community center.
o upon investigation of economic feasibility, it was determined
by the California Energy Commission that cogeneration was not
cost effective and that the project should not be continued
o Because of the long time period which had transpired since the
initial grants were obtained, staff asked Council during the
1992 Capital Improvement workshops to reallocate the $95,000
from cogeneration to the Community Center project. This
reallocation concept was approved by Council as a means of
saving the grant dollars which were going to be lost if not
spent.
o Staff then requested and received approval for the
reallocation from the grant administrator, State of California
Department of Recreation and Parks.
o During preparation of the 1992 -93 Capital Improvement Projects
(CIP) budget, staff inadvertently neglected to reallocate the
funds and carried the cogeneration project forward once again.
ANALYSIS•
In order to comply with the State of California's approval for fund
reallocation and to assure that the 1986 and 1988 bond funds are
not lost, it is necessary to have Council approve reallocating
$ 75,000 in 1986 State Bond funds and $ 20,000 in 1988 State Bond
funds from the Natatorium cogeneration project to the
community /transit center construction project. Because the
community /transit center has been completed, the reallocation is
necesssary to reimburse the General Fund and Landscape Maintenance
Fund.
It is proposed that the following expenditures be reimbursed via
the fund reallocation:
Nature of Amount to
Source of Funds Expenditure be Reimbursed
General Fund construction monitoring $ 31,680
contract
Landscape labor for landscaping
Maint. District Community Center 21,158
General Fund Furniture and equipment 42,162
TOTAL $ 95,000
RECOMMENDATION•
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
Resolution approving the fund reallocation.
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING
REALLOCATION OF $95,000 FROM CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 05-
5083 TO REIMBURSE EXPENDITURES MADE IN CONSTRUCTING, LANDSCAPING
AND EQUIPPING THE COMMUNITY /TRANSIT CENTER
WHEREAS,.the 1992 -93 capital improvement program (CIP)
budget includes $ 95,000 in grant funds for a natatorium
cogeneration program (Project No. 05- 5083); and
WHEREAS, previous feasibility studies have determined that a
cogeneration project at the natatorium is not economically
feasible, thereby necessitating a reallocation of the $95,000; and
WHEREAS, the grant administrator, the State of California
Department of Recreation and Parks has approved the Community/
Transit Center construction as an eligible project for reallocation
of the $ 95,000;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City
of Lynwood as follows:
Section 1: That the City Manager is authorized to reallocate the
$95,000 in funding from Project 05 -5083 to reimburse Community/
Transit Center expenditures as follows:
Source of Funds
General Fund
Landscape
Maint. District
Nature of
Expenditure
construction monitoring
contract
labor for landscaping
Community Center
Amount to
be Reimbursed
$ 31,680
21,158
General Fund
furniture and equipment
Total
42,162
$ 95,000
Section 2: That this resolution shall go into effect
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of
1992.
LOUIS J. HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
y Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
LAURENCE H. ADAMS,
City Manager
DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, City Manager
BY: Alfretta F. Earnest, Director of Finance dd
SUBJECT: Amendment to Departmental Authorized Position List
Purpose
To have the City Council approve amendment to F.Y. 1992 -93
personnel authorized position list for the City Manager and
Community Development Departments.
Facts
1) At its August 4, 1992 meeting, the City Council adopted the
Annual Operating Budget for F.Y. 1992 -93. A personnel summary
of positions and salaries was included and authorized for all
departments.
2) During the F.Y. 1992 -93 Budget Workshops, Council directed
staff to reorganize personnel in various departments. The
Administrative Analyst III (part -time and full -time) positions
were included in the operating budgets for the City Manager's
Department as well as the Community Development Department.
However, the part -time position is currently assisting the
Community Development Department and salary is recorded in the
City Manager's Budget. The Administrative Analyst III (full-
time position) is currently working under the City Manager's
direction to supervise, coordinate, and direct cable
programming. However, this position's salary budget has been
included in the Community Development, Department -
Administration Operating Budget.
3) In addition to cable programming production, the
Administrative III (full -time) position has assumed the
following additional duties:
a) Overseeing the Public Community Affairs
program which includes printing, advertising,
and distribution of all City of Lynwood
publications.
b) Project Manager for Strategic Plan
To compensate individual for added duties and
responsibilities, the City Mananger is proposing a title
change to Administrative Assistant to the City Manager.
4) Administrative Analyst III (full -time) position will be
eliminated from the Community Development Department and
position will be replaced with Administrative Assistant to the
City Manager in the City Manager's Office.
5) A budget amendment is needed to transfer salaries and benefits
to appropriate departments benefitting from assigned workload.
V
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Analysis
To correctly account for organizational structure of respective
departments the following transfer of funds are requested for six
month period beginning January 1, 1993.
A/C Description From TQ Variance
The City Manager proposes to utilize personnel currently included
in F.Y. 1992 -93 budget to oversee Strategic Plan and Community
Affairs Program, thereby eliminating the need to hire additional
personnel. To compensate individual for additional duties and
responsibilities and to account for change in organizational
structure the following transfers are requested for six month
period beginning January 1, 1993:
A /C#
Description
City Manager
Comm. Dev.
Variance
(01 -4111)
(01 -4678)
4105
Admin. Analyst III
(P /T) <14,651>
14,651 0
4122
Worker's Comp.
<170>
170 0
4129
Medicare
<212>
212 0
4134
FICA
<908>
908 0
The City Manager proposes to utilize personnel currently included
in F.Y. 1992 -93 budget to oversee Strategic Plan and Community
Affairs Program, thereby eliminating the need to hire additional
personnel. To compensate individual for additional duties and
responsibilities and to account for change in organizational
structure the following transfers are requested for six month
period beginning January 1, 1993:
A /C#
Description
From
To
Variance
Comm Dev.
City Manager
(01 -4678)
(01 -4111)
4101
Change in Salary
<21,307>
21,840
533
4121
PERS
<2,773>
2,842
69
4122
Worker's Comp
<245>
470
225
4124
Group Ins.
<1
1,404
0
4129
Medicare
<309>
317
8
Total
<$26,038>
$26,873
$835
The additional funds needed to cover change in position during the
current fiscal year is $835.
RECOMMENDATION•
It is recommended that the City Council authorize staff to amend
authorized personnel position list in the departments of the City
Manager and Community Development to correct organizational
structure.
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PERSONNEL RECAP SUMMARY
For Administrative Analyst III Positrons
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A/C 4
DESCRIPTION
COMM. DEV. (01-4678)
CITY MGR 101 -41111
VARIANCE
4101
Full-Time Salaries
(21,307)
21,840
533
4105
Part -Time Salaries
14,651
(14,6511
0
4121
PERS
(2,773(
2,842
69
4122
Worker's Comp
(75)
300
225
4124
Group Iris.
(1
1,404
0
4129
Medicare
(971
105
8
4134
FICA
908
(9D8)
0
TOTAL (100) 10,932 835
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AMENDING THE AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL POSITION LIST IN THE CITY
MANAGER AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENTS AND TO UPGRADE
THE ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST III POSITION TO ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER
WHEREAS, the City Council approved positions of Administrative
Analyst III (full -time) and Administrative Analyst III (part -time)
upon adoption of its Annual Operating Budget for F.Y. 1992 -93;
WHEREAS, the City Manager has identified the need to make
organizational changes to appropriately account for departments
benefitting from job assignments completed by certain individuals;
and
WHEREAS, the City Manager has identified the need to transfer
the position of Administrative Analyst III (part -time) from the
City Manager Department to the Community Development Department;
and
WHEREAS, the City Manager has also identified the need to
upgrade the position of Administrative Analyst III (full -time) to
Administrative Assistant to the City Manager; and
WHEREAS, certain vital and necessary daily functions will be
carried out on behalf of the City Manager as a result in making
these changes.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood does
find, order and proclaim as follows:
Section 1. That the City Manager or his designee is
authorized to make the followings transfers /appropriations.
From:
$835
General Fund Unappropriated
Fund Balance
TO. Amoun
01- 4111 -4101
21,840
01- 4111 -4105
<14,651>
01- 4111 -4121
2,842
01- 4111 -4122
300
01- 4111 -4124
1,404
01- 4111 -4129
105
01- 4111 -4134
<908>
01- 4678 -4101
<21,307>
01- 4678 -4105
14,651
01- 4678 -4121
<2,773>
01- 4678 -4122
<75>
01- 4678 -4124
<1,404>
01- 4678 -4129
<97>
01- 4678 -4134
908
Total
$835
Section 2. This resolution shall become effective immediately
upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of
1992.
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
LOUIS HEINE, Mayor
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
LAURENCE ADAMS
City Manager
ALFRETTA F. EARNEST
Director of Finance
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
6
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was
duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a regular
meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the
day of , 1992, and passed by the following
vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of L nwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify
that the above and forgoing is a full, true and correct copy of
Resolution No. _ on file in my office and that said
resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein
stated.
Dated this day of , 1992
City Clerk, City of fynwood
DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Laurence Adams, City Manager
BY: Alfretta F. Earnest, Director of Finance
SUBJECT: Special Assignment Compensation for the City Clerk and
City Treasurer
OBJECTIVE
To have the City Council approve amendment to F.Y. 1992 -93 salary
schedule regarding special compensation for the City Clerk and City
Treasurer.
BACKGROUND
1) The City Clerk currently serves as secretary to the City
Council, Lynwood Redevelopment Agency, and LII Board Members.
In addition to these duties she also serves as Public
Information Officer in responding to requests for public
information.
2) The City Treasurer currently serves as Treasurer and Cash
Management Supervisor for the City of Lynwood, Lynwood
Redevelopment Agency, and Lynwood Information, Inc.
3) In January 1987, the City Council approved Ordinance No. 1284
to increase base salary for these positions. However, no
additional increase in base salary has occurred since the
passage of this ordinance.
4) The City Manager has proposed to establish a Lynwood Public
Financing Authority whereby the City Clerk and City Treasurer
will assume additional duties and responsibilities by serving
as Officers of the Agency.
5) The new entity will provide the City of Lynwood and the
Redevelopment Agency with another avenue for financing major
capital projects.
6) The City Manager is proposing to provide a monthly
compensation of $500 /mo. to the City Clerk and City Treasurer
for additional duties and responsibilities.
7) The City Manager proposes to amend both the F.Y. 1992 -93
Annual Operating Budget and Salary Schedule to include special
assignment compensation for the City Clerk and City Treasurer
positions.
ANALYSIS
Special Assignment Compensation for the above City Officials is
proposed as follows beginning January 1, 1993:
Description
Monthly
Compensation
1/1 to 6/30
Compensation
Financing Authority
Secretary
Financing Authority
Treasurer
$500
$3000
=
Total $1000
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RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council authorize staff to amend
both the Annual Operating Budget and Salary Schedule to include
Special Assignment Compensation for the City Clerk and City
Treasurer.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AUTHORIZING AMENDMENTS TO THE F.Y. 1992 -93 ANNUAL OPERATING
BUDGET AND SALARY SCHEDULE TO INCLUDE SPECIAL COMPENSATION FOR
CITY CLERK AND CITY TREASURER POSITIONS
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has adopted
Resolution No.88 -122 to provide a listing of employees salary
schedules; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has
established the base salary rate for the City Clerk and City
Treasurer through passage of Ordinance no. 1284; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager has identified the need to
compensate these officials for additional duties and
responsibilities regarding the Lynwood Public Financing Authority.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the
City of Lynwood does hereby find, order proclaim and resolve as
follows:
Section 1. That the positions of the City Clerk and City
Treasurer shall be provided Special Compensation as follows:
Financing Authority Secretary $500 per month
Financing Authority Treasurer $500 per month
Section 2. Amend Special Assignment Compensation salary
schedule to include Financing Authority Secretary and Financing
Authority Treasurer.
Section 3. That the City Manager or his designee is hereby
authorized to make the following additional appropriations:
From:
N -s • ;
General Fund Unappropriated
Fund Balance
Total
01- 4002 -4101 $3000
01- 4003 -4101 3000
$6000
Section 4. This resolution shall become effective immediately
upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
1992.
ATTEST:
Andrea L. Hooper
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ty Attorney
6
Louis Heine, Mayor
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Laurence H. Adams
City Manager
Alfretta F. Earnest
Director of Finance
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
46
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was
duly adopted by the City Council of said City at a regular
meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the
day of 1992, and passed by the following
vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of L nwood
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
and Clerk of the City Council of said City, do hereby certify
that the above and forgoing is a full, true and correct copy of
Resolution No. _ on file in my office and that said
resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein
stated.
Dated this day of
1992
City Clerk, City of fynwood
DATE: December 15, 1992
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
FROM: Laurence H. Adams, Sr., City Manager V *
SUBJECT: CALIFORNIA CONTRACT CITIES COMMISSIONERS WORKSHOP
PURPOSE I/
To obtain City Council's approval to fund registration for City
Commissioners' attendance to the California Contract Cities
Commissioners Workshop on January 9, 1992.
FACTS
At City Council meeting of October 20, 1992, Councilman Armando Rea
requested that City Commissioners attend the California Contract
Cities Association Commissioners Workshop on November 7, 1992.
Staff contacted California Contract Cities Association and was
advised that due to calendar conflicts with other cities, the
workshop had been rescheduled to January 9, 1992.
Staff has not yet received updated information (registration forms
and schedule) for the upcoming Commissioners Workshop; however,
staff contacted California Contract Cities Association and was
advised that the cost of registration will still be $70. The
Commissioners Workshop will be held at the Wyndham Hotel in the
City of Commerce on January 9, 1992.
There are approximately 60 (sixty) Commissioners in the City of
Lynwood.
Assuming that all Commissioners will be able to attend the
Commissioners Workshop, $4,200 will be needed in order to pay for
their registration fees.
A letter will be mailed to all City Commissioners inviting them to
participate in the workshop. Once responses are received, staff
will coordinate their registration.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council authorize appropriation of
$4,200 from unobligated general fund reserves for registration fees
to the California Contract Cities Association Commissioners
workshop on January 9, 1992.
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Association
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10810 Paramount Blvd., Suite #202 • Downey, California 90241 (310) 861 -3908 • FAX (310) 861 -2389
October 20, 1992
EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT
DENNIS McDONALD
TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS,
Rosemead
CITY MANAGERS /ADMINISTRATORS AND
Ist VICE PRESIDENT
RUTH ALDACO
DEPARTMENT HEADS
Commerce
2nd VICE PRESIDENT
FROM: CHUCK TAYLOR SPECIAL EVENTS CHAIR
JACK HASTINGS
La Canada Flmtridge
SECRETARY
SUBJECT: 10TH ANNUAL COMMISSIONERS WORKSHOP
SAKE COYER
Santa Clan[a
RESCHEDULED FROM SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7 1992
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TREASURER
TO SATRUDAY JANUARY 9, 1993
BEA LaPISTO- KIRTLEY
Bradbury
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
JIM VAN HORN
The Commissioners Workshop for this year was designed to accommodate those
Artesia
commissioners who worked during the week and could be available for a one
BUDGET & .AUDIT COMMITTEE
da session on a Saturday.
TOM BREAZEAL, Chair
Temple City
BY -LAWS COMMITTEE
After selecting November 7th, we have been advised that there is a conflict, an
SUSAN BROOKS, Chair
Rancho Palos Verdes
identical program like we are offering is being held and hosted by a member
CITY MGRS.,CITY ADM. COMMITTEE
city on that sam day. We are therefore rescheduling the CCCA
- ART LESLIE, Chair
Commissioners Workshop for Saturday January 9, 1993. We hope that this
La Mirada
COUNTY/CITY CONTRACTS COMMITTEE
advance notice allows you to reschedule and participate in the CCCA workshop
JOHN WTAGGART, Chair
on the 9th. Rescheduling will also allow us to formulate the finalized program
Rancho Palos Verdes
in a true workshop format.
LEGAL COMMITTEE
CURTIS MORRIS, Chair
San Dimas
The workshop is intended to provide a one day overview of roles and
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
responsibilities of the commissioners and also address the many community
BOB STONE, Chair
Bellflower
related issues which impact your cities, i.e., transportation, land use planning,
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
human resources, leisure activities, public safety, children services and the
TOM JACKSON, Chair
Huntington Park
homeless. We will i an afternoon session that will include discussion
p
SELECTION COMMITTEE
leaders and interfacing with other commissioners in a roundtable format.
CHUCK BELBA, Chair
Lomita
SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE
COMMISSIONERS WORKSHOP RESCHEDULED
CHUCK TAYLOR, Chair
Lomita
FROM NOVEMBER 7, 1992
SAN DIEGO CHAPTER
GLORIA LAN
TO JANUARY 9,1993
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10810 Paramount Blvd., Suite #202 • Downey, California 90241 0 (310) 861 -3908 • FAX (310) 861 -2389
EXECUTIVE BOARD
PRESIDENT
DENNIS McDONALD
Rosemead
1st VICE PRESIDENT
RUTH ALDACO
Commerce
2nd VICE PRESIDENT
JACK HASTINGS
La Canada Flintridge
SECRETARY
CARL BOYER
Santa Clanta
TREASURER
BEA LaPISTO- KIRTLEY
Bradbury
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
JIM VAN HORN
Artesia
BUDGET & AUDIT COMMITTEE
TOM BREAZEAL, Chair
Temple City
BY -LAW'S COMMITTEE
SUSAN BROOKS, Chair
Rancho Palos Verdes
CITY MGRS. /CITY .ADM. COMMITTEE
ART LESLIE, Chair
La Mirada
COUNTY /CITY CONTRACTS COMMITTEE
JOHN McTAGGART, Chair
Rancho Palos Verdes
LEGAL COMMITTEE
CURTIS MORRIS, Chair
San Dimas
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
BOB STONE, Chair
Bellflower
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE
TOM JACKSON, Chair
Huntington Park
SELECTION COMMITTEE
CHUCK BELBA, Chair
Lomita
SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE
CHUCK TAYLOR, Chair
Lomita
SAN DIEGO CHAPTER
GLORIA McCLELLAN
Vista
EXECUTIAE DIRECTOR
SAM OLIVITO
October 9, 1992
TO: ALL MEMBERS, COUNCIL, COMMISSIONERS
CITY MANAGERS /ADMINISTRATORS
FROM: CHUCK TAYLOR, SPECIAL EVENTS CHAIR
SUBJECT: 10TH ANNUAL COMMSSIONERS WORKSHOP
WYNDHAM HOTEL
CITY OF COMMERCE
The 10th Annual Commissioners Workshop will be held at the Commerce
Wyndham Hotel, 5757 Telegraph Road, on Saturday, November 7, 1992. This
date has been selected to accommodate the overwhelming requests by members
who find it too difficult to attend the weekday sessions due to conflicting work
schedules.
The Commissioners Workshop is a valuable source of information for old and
new commissioners, elected officials and staff. You will have an opportunity to
hear various speakers on all aspects of commission roles and responsibilities
as well as statutory obligations and how commissioners make a difference in
the community.
Per requests of last years participants, the workshop will also cover issues
related to Human Resources Services, Community Education, Redevelopment,
Homeless Rehabilitation, (aid to mothers, substance abuse, physical abuse in
schools as well as in the home and learning disabilities). Traffic and safety will
also be addressed.
The registration cost of $70.00 per person includes all workshop materials,
continental breakfast and the luncheon session which will allow members the
opportunity for an informal question and answer period with invited legislators.
A full program will be in the mail to you shortly, however, you may register
now by sending your check with the attached form to CCCA Workshop, 10810
Paramount Boulevard, Suite 202, Downey, CA 90241.
DON'T MISS OUT I
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WARRANT DATE DESCRIP
11 -25 -92 Tree of
12 -01 -92 City of
12 -03 -92 Tree of
12 -15 -92 City of
Total
CITY OF LYNWOOD
WARRANT REGISTER TOTAL
COUNCIL MEETING: 12 -15 -1992
PION
Life -Youth Training
Lynwood
Life -Youth Training
Lynwood
AMOUNT
$ 4,000.00
915,554.31
3,770.00
703,157.17
$1,626,481.48
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T REE OF L IFE - YOUTH TRAINING
WARRANT DATE 11 -25 -92
PREPAIDS AND VOIDS
WARRANT* AMOUNT VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W O O D
W A R R A N T R E G I S T E R
PACE. I
DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
TOTAL PREPAYS' 0.00
TOTAL VOIDS- O 00
TOTAL. 0 00
•
•
^ 6
i
C I T Y of L Y N W O O D
WARRANT DATE I1 -25 -92 W A R R A N T R E O 1 S T E R PAGE 2
WARRANT* AMOUNT VENDOR* VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
40791
50.00
1323
ANTHONY ACUMA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11721
11 -25-92
50.00
40792
50
00
1324
DAVIA ACUNA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40793
50.00
1325
CESAR AVINA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40794
50.00
1326
MIGUEL AYALA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40795
50
00
1327
ALEJANDRO CALDERON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40796
50.00
1328
MINERVA CARRILLO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40797
50.00
1329
CHENA CARROLL
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40798
50.00
1330
DANA CARROLL
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40799
50.00
1331
MEA CARROLL
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40800
50.00
1332
LORENA CASTELLAN0S
YOUTH'TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40801
50.00
1333
MARCOS CASTELLANOS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40802
50.00
1334
ALFREDO CASTILLO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11-25 -92
50.00
40803
50.00
1390
JO -ANN DE JESUS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 792
50.00
40804
50.00
1391
GERARDO DE SANTIAGO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40805
50.00
1392
ARTURO DELGADO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40806
50.00
1393
QUENTIN DIMITRIS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40807
50.00
1394
MICHAEL DURAN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40808
50.00
1395
MAISHA T DUTY
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40809
50.00
1396
LAMIKA L. EASON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40810
50
00
1397
ANGEL ELIZONDO JR.
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40811
50.00
1398
ROBERT ESCOLEDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40812
50.00
1399
OSCAR ESPANOZA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40813
50.00
1401
OMAR ESPINOZA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40814
50.00
1402
RAMON ESP INOZA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40815
50.00
1403
ANNAMARIE ESTRADA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40816
50.00
1335
HENRIETTA M. FLORES
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40817
50.00
1336
IGNACIO GALINDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40818
50.00
1337
MARINA GALINDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40819
50.G0
1338
MARVIN A. GARCIA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40820
50.00
1339
JAVIER GARIBAY
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40821
50
00
1340
APRIL OATHRIOHT
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40822
50.00
1341
ROBERTO C. GONZALEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40823
50
00
1342
SUSIE GRANADOS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40824
50.00
1343
DIANA GUTIERREZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40825
50.00
1344
HERMILIO HERNANDEZ JR.
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40826
50
00
1345
JAIME HERNANDEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40827
50
00
1346
JAVIER HERNANDEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40828
50.00
1347
JUAN HERNANDEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40829
50.00
1348
DELVON HOUSTON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40830
50.00
1349
KENYA HOWARD
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40831
50.00
1350
TIMOTHY HUMPHREY
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40832
50.00
1351
CHRISTIAN JAOJOCO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40833
50.00
1352
RENE JIMENEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40834
50.00
1353
RUBEN JIMENEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40835
50
00
1354
JENNIFER JORDAN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11121
11 -25 -92
50.00
40836
50
00
1355
ROBERT LLAMAS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50
00
40837
50.00
1356
MIGUEL LUPERCIO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11121
11 -25 -92
50
00
40838
50.00
1357
WILL MARSHALL IV
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40939
50
00
1358
CHARLOTTE MARTIN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11121
11 -25-92
50
00
•
WARRANT DATE 11 -25 -92
WARRANT# AMOUNT VENDOR# VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W 0 O D
W A R R A,N T R E O 1 S T E
DESCRIPTION
PAGE. 3
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
40840
50.00
1359
EARVIN MARTIN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40841
50
00
1360
ANTHONY MARTINEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40842
50
00
1361
MINNIE MATTHEWS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11121
11 -25 -92
50
00
40843
50.00
1362
LUIS NEORETE
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40844
50.00
1363
MYESHA O'BRIEN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40845
50
00
1364
FELIPE ORTEGA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40846
50.00
1365
SANTIAGO PACHECO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40847
50
00
1366
ERIC PARKER
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50
00
40848
50
00
1367
MICHAEL PAYNE
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50
00
40849
50
00
1368
ISSACC PEART
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25-92
50
00
40850
50.00
1369
AFRICA PRADO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40851
50
00
1370
MAYRA RAMIREZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40852
50
00
1371
MARIA RENDON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40853
50.00
1372
DANIEL RICO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
30
00
40854
50.00
1373
SONIA RODRIGUEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40855
30.00
1374
JESUS SALDANA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40856
50
00
1375
JUAN SALDANA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40857
50
00
1376
JOE SAMANIEGO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40858
50
00
1377
DAISY SANCHEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1-25 -92
50.00
40859
50.00
1378
JOE SANCHEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40860
50
00
1379
JUAN L. SANCHEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40861
50.00
1380
ERIKA SANTAMARIA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40862
50.00
1381
RICARDO SERRANO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40863
50.00
1382
ROBERTO SERRANO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40864
50
00
1383
CRYSTAL SHERFIELD
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40865
50
00
1384
ADRIAN SMITH
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -23 -92
50
00
40866
50
00
1385
VICTOR THOMAS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -23 -92
50.00
40867
30.00
'1386
MARIO TOLEDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
I1 -25 -92
50.00
40868
50.00
1387
VICTOR VALADEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
40869
50
00
1388
JUAN C. VASOUEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50.00
40870
50
00
1389
LOURDES VIZCARRA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/21
11 -25 -92
50
00
4000.00 4000 00
PREPAID
SPOILED 40790
VOIDS
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WARRANT DATE. 12 -01 -92
PREPAIDS AND VOIDS
WARRANT* AMOUNT VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W O 0 D
W A R R A N T R E G 15 T E R
DESCRIPTION
PAGE 1
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
TOTAL PREPAYS 280879 96
TOTAL VOIDS -53538 53
TOTAL. 227341 43
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•
36132
-98.61
639
CLARK BOARDMAN COMPANY, LTD
VOID -LAND USE/LAW REVIEW
12 -01 -92
-98.61
36567
-51
16
99999
OGDEN, JAKE
VOID -WTR REFUND /ACCT CLSD
12 -01 -92
-51
16
36839
-769
32
244
SMART & FINAL IRIS CO.
VOID - OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
-769
32
37118
-25
00
1052
ERRICK LEE
VOID- PLANNING COMM
12 -01 -92
-25.00
37839
- 47490.13
99999
LOUIS ROSS, ALICE ROSS, ALEX
VOID - PROPERTY ACQUISITION
12 -01 -92
-47490
13
38256
-29
78
99999
CASTRO, ABEL C
VOID -WTR REFUND /ACCT CLSD
12 -01 -92
-29
78
38367
-12.89
99999
REYES, CESAR
VOID -WTR REFUND /ACCT CLSD
12 -01 -92
-12.89
38509
-11
15
99999
GOMEZ, GUILLERMINA
VOID -WTR REFUND /ACCT CLSD
12 -01 -92
-11
15
38519
-25.86
99999
JOHNSON, CLIFTON
VOID- WTR'REFUND /ACCT CLSD
12 -01 -92
-25
86
39048
- 122.50
1244
MAYA RHODES
VOID - TUTORIAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
-122
50
39102
-50
00
99999
HALL, JOE
VOID - REFUND /FIREWORK
12 -01 -92
-50
00
39265
-2025
47
1316
STANDARD GLASS & MIRROR
VOID -NEW P /W'S YARD
12 -01 -92
-2025
47
40233
-2807
50
99999
TA CREATIONS, INC
VOID -PROF SVCS
12 -01 -92
-2807
50
40327
-19
16
99999
CONLIN BROTHERS
VOID - OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
-19
16
40636
250
00
99999
LYNWOOD LIONS CLUB
REGISTRATION FEE
12 -01 -92
250
00
40637
150
00
99999
COMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
REGISTRATION FEE
12 -01 -92
150
00
40638
700.00
181
LOUIS 9YRD
TRAVEL & MTG REIMS
12 -01 -92
700.00
40639
8358.12
246
SO CALIF EDISON COMPANY
LIGHT & POWER
- 12 -01 -92
8358.12
40640
204037
67
205
PAYROLL FUND
PAYROLL P E. 11/7
12 -01 -92
204037
67
40641
108.23
570
CENTRAL AND WEST BASIN
WATER CONSERV KITS
12 -01 -92
108.25
40642
895
02
421
ORETHA WILLIAMS
DEFERRED COMP REIMS
12 -01 -92
895
02
40643
23
44
99999
STAPLES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
23.44
40644
2025
47
1316
STANDARD GLASS & MIRROR
NEW P /W'S YARD PROJ
12 -01 -92
2025
47
40643
3310.00
1248
GEARON BUILDERS
DPL -URIBE
12 -01 -92
3310
00
40646
139
00
99999
EVA RIVERA
REFUND- BATEMAN HALL
12 -01 -92
139
00
40647
242.60
99999
PHAROAH CONSTRUCTION
REHAB PROJ
12 -01 -92
242.60
40648
1149
00
99999
CONSTANCE FRANKLIN
REHAB ESCROW REFUND
12 -01 -92
1149
00
40649
1150.00
99999
ANTHONY & MOLLIE HERRERA
SETTLEMENT CLAIM
12 -01 -92
1150.00
40650
480.00
99999
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS
ADMISSION TICKETS
12 -01 -92
480
00
40651
400
00
1091
ARMANDO REA
TRAVEL & MTG REIMS
12 -01 -92
400
00
40652
18014
91
986
P E.R.S.
RETIREMENT P F. 11/7
12 -01 -92
18014
91
40653
1162.70
201
PACIFIC BELL
TELEPHONE SVCS
12 -01 -92
1162.70
40654
9695.81
246
SO CALIF EDISON COMPANY
LIGHT & POWER
12 -01 -92
9695.81
40655
11750
00
99999
ST FRANCIS CHILDREN CENTER
PUBLIC SVCS PROJ
12 -01 -92
11750.00
40656
3000.00
1248
GEARON BUILDERS
DPL -EMERY
12 -01 -92
3000.00
f ,l
40657
839
Be
1279
SEAFIRST BANK
ICLFA -LEASE PAYMENT
12 -01 -92
839
88
I
40658
300
00
889
LOUIS HEINE
MONTHLY STIPEND 11/92
12 -01 -92
300.00
40659
300
00
181
LOUIS BYRD
MONTHLY STIPEND 11/92
12 -01 -92
300
00
40660
300
00
1091
ARMANDO REA
MONTHLY STIPEND 11/92
12 -01 -92
300.00
40661
300
00
606
PAUL H. RICHARDS
MONTHLY STIPEND 11/92
12 -01 -92
300.00
N
40662
300.00
291
EVELYN M. WELLS
MONTHLY STIPEND 11/92
12 -01 -92
300.00
40663
10000
00
877
PROJECT IMPACT
YOUTH -JOB TRAINING
12 -01 -92
10000.00
40664
25
00
99999
CHOC
REGISTRATION FEE
12 -01 -92
25.00
40665
400.00
181
LOUIS BYRD
TRAVEL & MTG REIMS
12 -01 -92
400.00
40666
1073
09
, 827
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
MAINT KODAK COPIER
12 -01 -92
1073.09
TOTAL PREPAYS 280879 96
TOTAL VOIDS -53538 53
TOTAL. 227341 43
•
•
40667
1132
C I T Y of
L Y N W O 0 D
ACE LUMBER & SUPPLY
WARRANT DATE 12 -01
-92
W A R R A N T
R E G I S T E R
PAGE 2
WARRANT* AMOUNT
VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
99999
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
40667
1132
34
2
ACE LUMBER & SUPPLY
BLDG MATERIALS
12 -01 -92
1132.34
40668
945
00
99999
ACTION DOOR
INSTALL METAL DOOR
12 -01 -92
945.00
40669
849
76
99999
AL ASHER AND SONS
X -MAS DECOR PROJ
12 -01 -92
849
76
40670
25
00
1196
KENNETH ALFORD
HCDA BOARD MTG 11/4
12 -01 -92
25.00
40671
901
26
989
ALL PURE CHEMICAL COMPANY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
901
26
40672
5607
35
99999
ANGELUS ENGINE CENTER
GENERATOR
12 -01 -92
5607
35
40673
192.00
99999
ARCE, VERONICA
TUTORIAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
192.00
40674
2381
00
99999
ARISTO OFFICE PRODUCT INC.
FAX -NEW P /W'S YARD
12 -01 -92
2381
00
40675
59
52
927
ARMSTRONG PACIFIC CORP
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
59
52
40676
24
73
13
ARROWHEAD DRINKING WATER
BOTTLED WATER
12 -01 -92
24
73
40677
30.95
748
BARBOSA, MORILLO & BARNES
LEGAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
30.95
40678
301
69
99999
BBR SURVEYING
PAINT SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
301
68
40679
1500
00
99999
BETTY HALEY & ERIC 8. SEUTHE
LIABILITY CLAIM
12 -01 -92
1500.00
40680
242.08
25
BLUE DIAMOND MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS
12 -01 -92
242.08
40681
427
81
1225
BURKE, WILLIAMS & SORENSEN
PROFESSIONAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
427
St
40682
25
00
461
LAURA BYRD
HCDA BOARD MTO 11/4
12 -01 -92
25.00
40683
361
80
1183
JIM BYRD ELECTRONICS
TELEMETRY REPAIR
12-01 -92
361
80
40684
167
07
99999
CAREER- TRACK PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATION
12 -01 -92
167
07
40685
582.70
965
CHARLES W. CARTER CO
AUTO PARTS
12-01 -92
582.70
40686
145887
30
570
CENTRAL AND WEST BASIN
IMPORTED WATER
12 -01 -92
145887
30
40687
100.00
99999
CHICAGO TITLE COMPANY
TITLE REPORTS
12 -01 -92
100.00
40688
417
54
716
COAST ENGINE SUPPLY
AUTO PARTS
12 -01 -92
417
54
40689
92.00
1100
COMMUNICATION TRANSMITTING SW
PAGER SVCS
12 -01 -92
92.00
40690
46952.64
57
COMMUTER BUS LINES
TROLLEY SVCS 10792
12 -01 -92
46952.64
40691
392
00
61
COOPERATIVE PERSONNEL
PROF SVCS
12 -01-92
392.00
40692
385609
72
1032
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
HELICOPTER SVCS
12 -01 -92
385609
72
40693
5402
50
1257
CUTLER & ASSOCIATES
ENGINEERING -PROF SVCS
12 -01 -92
3402.50
40694
582.29
.678
DATA PLUS COMMINICATIONS
PHONE /REMOTE CHRGS
12 -01 -92
582.29
40695
152.00
504
DATAOUICK INFORMATION NETWORK
COMPUTER SVCS
12 -01 -92
152.00
40696
134.60
99999
DETMERS QUALITY IND.
HEAVY DUTY STOVES
12 -01 -92
134
60
40697
566.15
99999
DETMERS QUALITY INDUSTRIALS
HEAVY DUTY STOVES
12 -01 -92
566.15
40698
35.68
99999
DFM ASSOCIATES
ELECTION CODE MANUAL
12 -01 -92
35
68
40699
195.70
1164
DISCOUNT RADIATOR SERVICE
AUTO PARTS
12 -01 -92
195
70
40700
2744
03
69
DISCOUNT EQUIPMENT CO.
FURNITURE /COMM CTR
12 -01 -92
2744.03
40701
569
34
1112
F R. EARL EQUIP CO
AUTO PARTS
12 -6I -92
569
34
40702
289
05
B27
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
COPIER LEASE AGRMT
12 -01 -92
289
05
40703
572.13
913
EASTMAN KODAK CREDIT CORP
COPIER LEASE AGRMT
12 -01 -92
572.13
40704
106.00
99999
ECONOMY TIME RECORDER SYSTEMS
TIME CLOCK -AGRMT
12 -01 -92
106.00
40705
396
00
99999
ESTRADA, CHERYL
INSTRVCT - BALLOON DECOR
12 -01 -92
396.00
40706
461
88
99999
EWING IRRIGATION PRODUCTS
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
461
88
40707
270
63
1307
EXODUS SOUND & LIGHTING
RENTAL -DJ EQUIPMENT
12 -01 -92
270.63
40708
B22
31
89
FAIR HOUSING FOUND OF LB
HOUSING SVCS 10/92
12 -01 -92
822.31
40709
20
00
99999
FLORES, MARY
REFUND- BASKETOALL
12 -01 -92
20
DO
40710
309
38
99999
FRANK STEIN NOVELTY COMPANY
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
12 -01 -92
309
38
40711
25
00
26
CONSTANCE FRANKLIN
HCDA BOARD MTG 11/4
12 -01 -92
25.00
40712
24
00
99999
GARCIA, ROSARIO
REFUND - FOOTBALL
12 -01 -92
24
00
40713
164.10
99999
GBS LINEN
LINEN CLEANING
12 -01 -92
164.10
40714
165
68
882
GENE'S SPORTING GOODS
FLAG FOOTBALL EQUIP
12 -01 -92
165.68
40715
36
97
110
GOLDEN WEST PIPE & SUPPLY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
36.97
•
WARRANT DATE. 12 -01 -92
WARRANT* AMOUNT VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W O 0 D
W A R R A N T R E G I S T E R
DESCRIPTION
PAGE. 3
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
40716
274
12
1313
GOLDEN STATE FORD
AUTO PARTS
12 -01 - 92
274
12
40717
131
59
99999
GORDON'S INC.
RIBBON /LIFT -OFF TAPES
12 -01 - 92
131
59
40718
782.06
117
HASCO OIL COMPANY, INC.
GASOLINE CHRGS
12 -01 - 92
782.06
40719
1273
82
1280
HINDERLITER DE LLAMAS i ASSOC
SALES TAX AUDIT AGRMT
12 -01 -92
1273.82
40720
242
62
97
HOME DEPOT
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 - 92
242.62
40721
192.25
99999
INSTA GRAPHIC SYSTEM
LETTER KITS
12 -01 -92
192.25
40722
860.26
136
JONES LUMBER
BUILDING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
860.26
40723
191
61
323
KNORR POOL SYSTEMS, INC.
REPLACE MIXER
12 -01 -92
191
61
40724
207
84
99999
L k M PRINTING
INFO -CARDS
12 -01 -92
207
84
40725
746.76
860
LAKESHORE
SUPPLIES - PLAYGROUND PROD
12 -01 -92
746.76
40726
1665
37
1241
LASALLE BANK OF LISLE
LEASE AGRMT 12/92
12 -01 -92
1665.57
40727
25.00
921
CLAUDE LAW
HCDA BOARD MTG 11/4
12 -01 -92
25.00
40728
5888.80
99999
LN CURTIS M SON
SNORKLE REFURBISHMENT
12 -01 -92
5888.80
40729
49
80
99999
LOGOS PLUS INC.
STAFF SHIRTS
12 -01 -92
49
80
40730
18
00
499
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
RELEASING LIEN
12 -01 -92
16.00
40731
476
46
643
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINT
12 -01 -92
476.46
40732
1930.05
164
LYNGATE PRINTING CO.
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
1930.05
40733
12500
00
166
LYNWOOD CHAMBER /COMMERCE
4TH GTR AGRMT
12 -01 -92
12500.00
40734
3339
52
172
CITY OF LYNWOOD -HOME BANK
WORKERS' COMP REIMS
12 -01 -92
3339
52
40735
371
19
1205
MARK IV CHARTER LINES
TRANSPORTATION SVCS
12 -01 -92
371
19
40736
350.00
1172
MARY k !SONS
JANITORIAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
350
00
40737
46
82
605
MC DONALD'S EGUIPMENT
WELDING MATERIALS
12 -01 -92
46.82
40738
160
00
328
MC JIMSEY EXTERMINATING
PEST CONTROL
12 -01 -92
160
00
40739
154.00
99999
MINCHALA. LEONARDO
TUTORIAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
154.00
40740
4950.00
99999
MISSION MANAGEMENT INC.
CUSTOM SVCS HOURS
12 -01 -92
4950
00
40741
2203
75
99999
MITY -LITE TABLES
FOLDING TABLE
12 -01 -92
2203.75
40742
7
22
.1266
MOBILE COMM
PAGER SVCS
12 -01 -92
7
22
40743
130.46
187
MOBILE COMMUNICATION SER
RADIO REPAIR
12 -01 -92
130.46
40744
575.60
1133
MOTOROLA INC.
SERVICE AGREEMENT
12 -01 -92
575.60
40745
4420.00
743
NATIONAL PLANT SERVICES, INC.
SEWER CLEANING SVCS
12 -01 -92
4420.00
40746
584.55
1145
NATIONAL SANITARY SUPPLY
SANITARY SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
584
55
40747
207
58
769
NORWALK POWER EGUIPMENT CO
AUTO PARTS
12 -01 -92
207
38
40748
640
00
99999
O'DELL, MARVETTA
SECRETARIAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
640.00
40749
22.62
202
PAGEANTRY PRODUCTIONS
PLAGUES
12 -01 -92
22
62
40750
189
67
407
PARK WATER COMPANY
MEDIAN IRRIGATION
12 -01 -92
189
67
40751
328.94
207
PETTY CASH
REPLENISHMENT
12 -01 -92
328.94
40752
60
64
185
PHOENIX DISTRIBUTORS
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
12-01 -92
60.64
40753
1586.00
1297
PITNEY BOWES
INSERT MACHINE - MAINT
12 -01 -92
1586.00
40754
402.24
213
PRESS TELEGRAM
ADVERTISEMENT
12 -01 -92
402.24
40755
3900
00
877
PROJECT IMPACT
COMMUNITY SVCS
12 -01 -92
3900.00
40756
22.09
216
PRUDENTIAL OVERALL SUPPLY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
22.09
40757
46
89
99999
PRUDENTIAL OVERALL SUPPLY
MOP SUPPLIES
12 -01-92
46.89
40758
609
00
99999
PUBLIC PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS
PROF SVCS
12 -01 -92
609
00
40759
415
07
1084
QUALITY AUTO S TRUCK PARTS
AUTO PARTS
12 -01 -92
415.07
40760
1714
76
225
RENTERIA AUTO PARTS
AUTO PARTS
12 -01 -92
1714
76
40761
500.00
1321
PAUL RODRIGUEZ
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
12 -01 -92
500.00
40762
15.00
99999
SCPPOA
ANNUAL DUES
12 -01 -92
15.00
40763
1660.31
926
SHERWIN- WILLIAMS CO.
PAINT SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
1660
31
40764
218.65
244
SMART d FINAL IRIS CO.
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
218.63
•
•
WARRANT DATE. 12 -01 -92
WARRANT* AMOUNT VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W 0 0 0
W A R R A N'T R E G I S T E R
40765
1392.93
1392.93
247
SO CALIF CAS COMPANY
40766
120
00
537
SO. CA MUNICIPAL ATHLETIC
40767
414
55
551
FRANK STEIN NOVELTY CO.
40768
125.00
12 -01 -92
99999
SUPERIOR SIGNAL SERVICE
40769
291
36
1214
TAJ OFFICE SUPPLY
40770
23.66
48
99999
THE BLUEPRINT PLACE
40771
803
48
99999
TRAFFIC PARTS
40772
75.00
12 -01 -92
273
TRW INFORMATION SERVICES
40773
95.00
126.82
99999
U.S. RENTAL
40774
843.65
1239
UNIFORM RENTAL SERVICE
40775
126.82
BRKFAST -CITY MGR /GUEST
99999
UNITED INDUSTRIES
40776
126
28
99999
US RENTALS
40777
339
82
281
VANIER GRAPHICS CORP
40778
31
43
99999
VASILIO'S RESTAURANT
40779
25.00
OPERATING SUPPLIES
1124
ANNA VENTURA
40780
168.00
12 -01 -92
1400
FRANCISCO VILLA
40781
1894
37
99999
VIRCO
40782
2457
84
286
CARL WARREN L CO.
40783
437
60
99999
WATER UTILITIES SERVICES, INC
40784
217
91
1144
WAXIE
40785
59
47
295
WESTERN HIGHWAY PRODUCTS
40786
1930.87
483
WESTERN PETROLEUM INC.
40787
337
99
99999
WILBURN'$
40788
6680
00
1120
WILLDAN ASSOCIATES
40789
2652
00
307
YOUNG PEOPLE OF LYNWOOD
915554 31
DESCRIPTION
PACE 4
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
OAS SERVICES
12 -01 -92
1392.93
MEMBERSHIP DUES
12 -01 -92
120
00
PROF SVCS
12 -01 - 92
414
55
STREET SIGNAL SVCS
12 -01 -92
123.00
OFFICE SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
291
36
BLUEPRINTS
12 -01-92
23.66
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
803
48
CREDIT REPORT
12 -01 -92
75
00
TOOL /RENTAL
12 -01 -92
95.00
UNIFORMS
12 -01 -92
843.65
REPAIRS d MAINT
12 -01 -92
126.82
RENT /BLDG EQUIP
12 -01 -92
126.28
COMPUTER PAPER
12 -01 -92
339
82
BRKFAST -CITY MGR /GUEST
12 -01 -92
31
43
HCDA BOARD MTC 1114
12 -01 -92
25
00
TUTORIAL SVCS
12 -01 - 92
168.00
STACKING CHAIRS
12 -01 -92
1894.37
PROF SVCS
12 -01 - 92
2457
84
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
437
60
SANITARY SUPPLIES
12 -01 -92
217
91
TRAFFIC SIGNS
12 -01 -92
59
47
GASOLINE CHROS
12 -01 -92
1930.87
HEX. INDEPEND. DAY
12 -01 -92
337
99
PLANNING CONSULTANTS
12 -01 -92
6680.00
ALLEY CLEAN -VP
12 -01 -92
2652.00
915554. 31
E
PREPAID 40636 -40666
SPOILED' •
VOIDS: 36132. 36567,36839,37118,37839. 38256. 38367, 38509, 38519 ,39048.39102,39263.40233,40327
TREE OF LIFE - YOUTH TRAINING
WARRANT DATE. 12 -03 -92
PREPAIDS AND VOIDS
WARRANT# AMOUNT VENDOR# VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W O O D
W A R R A N T R E G I S T E R
DESCRIPTION
PAGE. I
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
TOTAL PREPAYS' 0.00
TOTAL VOIDS. 0 00
TOTAL. 0.00
u
•
w�
v�
WARRANT DATE 12 -03 -92
WARRANT# AMOUNT VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
C I T Y of L Y N W O O D
W A R R A N T R E G I S T E R
DESCRIPTION
PAGE 2
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
40890
50
00
1323
ANTHONY ACUNA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
30
00
40891
50
00
1324
DAVID ACUNA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40892
50
00
1325
CESAR AVINA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40893
50
00
1326
MIGUEL AYALA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40894
50.00
1327
ALEJANDRO CALDERON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12-03-92
50
00
40895
50
00
1328
MINERVA CARRILLO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40896
50
00
1329
CHENA CARROLL
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40897
45
00
1330
DANA CARROLL
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
45
00
40898
50
00
1331
MEA CARROLL
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
30.00
40899
30
00
1332
LORENA CASTELLANOS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40900
50
00
1333
MARCOS CASTELLANOS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40901
50
00
1334
ALFREDO CASTILLO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40902
50
00
1390
JO -ANN DE JESUS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40903
50
00
1391
GERARDO DE SANTIAGO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40904
50
00
1392
ARTURO DELGADO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40903
50.00
1393
QUENTIN DIMITRIS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
30.00
40906
50
00
1394
MICHAEL DURAN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40907
50
00
1395
MAISHA T DUTY
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40908
50
00
1396
LAMIKA L. EASON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40909
50
00
1397
ANGEL ELIZONDO JR.
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40910
50
00
1398
ROBERT ESCOLEDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03-92
50.00
40911
50
00
1399
OSCAR ESPANOZA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
30.00
40912
50
00
1401
OMAR ESPINOZA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40913
50
00
1402
RAMON ESPINOZA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12-03 -92
50.00
40914
50
00
1335
HENRIETTA M. FLORES
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50.00
40915
50
00
1336
IGNACIO GALINDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40916
50
00
1337
MARINA GALINDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40917
50.00
1339
JAVIER GARIBAY
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03-92
50.00
40918
50
00
1340
APRIL GATHRIGHT
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11 /28
12-03 -92
30.00
40919
50.00
1341
ROBERTO C. GONZALEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40920
50
00
1342
SUSIE GRANADOS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40921
50
00
1344
HERMILIO HERNANDEZ JR.
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
30
00
40922
50
00
1345
JAIME HERNANDEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40923
50
00
1346
JAVIER HERNANDEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40924
50
00
1347
JUAN HERNANDEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28•
12 -03 -92
50.00
40925
50
00
1348
DELVON HOUSTON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
30.00
40926
50
00
1349
KENYA HOWARD
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40927
50
00
1350
TIMOTHY HUMPHREY
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40928
50
00
1351
CHRISTIAN JAOJOCO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40929
50
00
1352
RENE JIMENEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40930
50
00
1353
RUBEN JIMENEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50
00
40931
50
00
1354
JENNIFER JORDAN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50.00
40932
50
00
1355
ROBERT LLAMAS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50
00
40933
50
00
1356
MIGUEL LUPERCIO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50.00
40934
50
00
1357
WILL MARSHALL IV
YOUTH
TRIANEE
11 /29
12 -03 -92
50
00
40935
50
00
1358
CHARLOTTE MARTIN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
30
00
40936
50
00
1359
EARVIN MARTIN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50.00
40937
50
00
1360
ANTHONY MARTINEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50
00
40938
50
00
1361
MINNIE MATTHEWS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11128
12 -03 -92
50.00
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40939
50
00
1362
LUIS NEGRETE
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40940
50
00
1363
MYESHA O'BRIEN
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40941
50
00
1364
FELIPE ORTEGA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40942
50
00
1365
SANTIAGO PACHECO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40943
25.00
1366
ERIC PARKER
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03-92
25.00
40944
50
00
1367
MICHAEL PAYNE
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40945
50
00
1368
ISSACC PEART
YOUTH
TRAINEE
II /28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40946
50.00
1369
AFRICA PRADO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40947
50
00
1370
MARRA RAMIREZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50 00
40948
50
00
1371
MARIA RENDON
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40949
50.00
1372
DANIEL RICO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40950
50
00
1373
SONIA RODRIGUEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40951
50.00
1374
JESUS SALDANA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03-92
50.00
40952
50
00
1375
JUAN SALDANA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40953
50
00
1377
DAISY SANCHEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40954
30
00
1378
JOE SANCHEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40955
50
00
1379
JUAN L. SANCHEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40956
50
00
1380
ERIKA SANTAMARIA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03-92
50 00
40957
50
00
1381
RICARDO SERRANO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40958
50
00
1382
ROBERTO SERRANO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40939
50
00
1383
CRYSTAL SHERFIELD
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40960
50
00
1384
ADRIAN SMITH
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40961
50
00
1385
VICTOR THOMAS
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50 00
40962
50
00
1386
MARIO TOLEDO
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50 00
40963
50
00
1387
VICTOR VALADEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40964
50
00
1358
JUAN C. VASQUEZ
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12 -03 -92
50.00
40965
50
00
1389
LOURDES VIZCARRA
YOUTH
TRAINEE
11/28
12-03 -92
50.00
3770 00
PREPAID
SPOILED
VOIDS
3770.00
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WARRANT* AMOUNT VENDOR# VENDOR NAME
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
39120
- 430.84
372780.61
99999
MARVAC
VOID -TWO -WAY RADIO
12 -15 -92
- 430.84
TOTAL.
39121
- 106.47
17
99999
MARVAC DOW ELEC.
VOID - ANTENNA CABLE
12 -15 -92
- 106.47
39213
-26.75
99999
BROWNLEE, DOROTHY
VOID -REF BATEMAN HALL
12 -15 -92
-26.75
39224
-65
45
907
EXPRESS MESSENGER
VOID - MESSENGER SVCS
12 -15 -92
-65.45
39253
-22.63
99999
QUEVEDO, MARTHA ELVIA
VOID -WTR REFUND
12 -15 -92
-22.63
39256
-13.30
99999
RAMOS, LORENZA
VOID -WTR REFUND
12 -15 -92
-13.30
40498
- 1245.00
863
CALIFORNIA WESTERN ARBORIST
VOID -TREE TRIMMING SVCS
12 -15 -92
-1245
00
40871
221348.71
205
PAYROLL FUND
PAYROLL P E. 11/21
12 -15 -92
221348.71
40872
3069
12
99999
ROBERTA LYNN
PROF SVCS
12 -15 -92
3069
12
40873
6465.00
221
RAPID PUBLISHING
CHALLENGE TABLOID
12 -15 -92
6465.00
40874
90
92
1121
PACTEL CELLULAR -LA
TELEPHONE SVCS
12 -15 -92
90.92
40875
12018.41
973
JOE'S SWEEPING CO.
STREET SWEEPING SVCS
12 -15 -92
12018.41
40876
19110
97
172
CITY OF LYNWOOD -HOME BANK
WORKERS' COMP REIMB
12 -15 -92
19110
97
40877
10620
31
202
PAGEANTRY PRODUCTIONS
PARADE EXPENSES
12 -15 -92
10620
31
40878
150.00
99999
J & J PRODUCTIONS
BAND /X -MAS PARADE
12 -15 -92
150.00
40879
600.00
99999
JACKSON LIMOUSINE SERVICE
TRANSPORTATION SVCS
12 -15 -92
600.00
40880
457
39
99999
AVIS
CAR /X -MAS PARADE
12 -15 -92
457
39
40881
553.07
•291
EVELYN M. WELLS
TRAVEL & MTG REIMS
12 -15 -92
553.07
40882
553.14
1118
STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY
LIFE INS PREMIUM 12/92
12 -15 -92
553.14
40683
5906.19
1116
PRO -DENT
DENTAL INS 12/92
12-15 -92
5906.19
40884
58588.
57
1115
P E.R.S.-HEALTH
HEALTH INS 12/92
12 -15 -92
58588.
57
40885
500.00
99999
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTAINMENT /K -HAHN
12 -15 -92
500.00
40886
2210.00
99999
AZTEC RENTALS
ARTIFICIAL TURF
12 -15 -92
2210.00
40887
225.00
1012
MOD SYSTEMS
SOUND SYSTEMS
12 -15 -92
225.00
40888
10294
00
1179
DAPEER & ROSEBLIT
PROF SVCS
12 -15 -92
10294.00
40889
1072.67
389
JAY'S CATERING
CATERING SVCS
12 -15 -92
1072.67
40966
18347
07
9B6
P E.R.S.
RETIREMENT P E. 11/21
12 -15 -92
18347
07
40967
211
70
1302
HYEPAGE
PAGER SVCS
12 -15 -92
211
70
40968
388.37
99999
PAN AMERICAN BANK
PROPERTY ACQUISITION
12 -15 -92
388.37
Q
i
TOTAL
PREPAYS:
372780.61
TOTAL
VOIDS:
- 1910.44
TOTAL.
370870
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AMOUNT
VENDOR#
VENDOR NAME
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE
INVOICE
AMOUNT
40969
828.55
99999
A & O FENCE COMPANY
FENCE REPAIRS
12 -15 -92
828.55
40970
368.16
99999
A & G SALES INC.
TEMPORARY FENCE
12 -15 -92
368.16
40971
478.19
99999
A ROBINHOOD
CAR RENTAL
12 -I5 -92
478.19
40972
2745.22
99999
A -1 SIGNAL
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -15 -92
2745.22
.
40973
135.47
2
ACE LUMBER & SUPPLY
BUILDING MATERIALS
12 -15 -92
135
47
40974
25
00
51
ANDRE AGAALII
YOUTH COMM 11/4
12 -15 -92
25.00
40975
235.73
420
ALL AMERICAN HOME CENTER
BUILDING MATERIALS
12 -15 -92
235.73
40976
234
63
989
ALL PURE CHEMICAL COMPANY
CHLORINE SUPPLIES
12 -15 -92
234
63
40977
25.00
1253
JOE ARAUJO
YOUTH COMM 11/4
12 -15 -92
25.00
40978
152.00
99999
ARCE• VERONICA
TUTORIAL SVCS
12 -15 -92
152.00
40979
25
00
12
EDMOND R. ARCHAMBAULT
.TRAFFIC & PARKING 11/19
12 -15 -92
25.00
�
40980
2478.00
99999
AREA E DISASTER BOARD
ANNUAL DUES
12 -15 -92
2478.00
40981
7
14
14
AT & T INFORMATION SYSTEM
TELEPHONE SVCS
12 -15 -92
7
14
0 '
40982
233.59
1204
AT &T
TELEPHONE SVCS
12 -15 -92
233.59
40983
791
17
1210
AUTO PARTS CLUB
AUTO PARTS
12 -15 -92
791
17
40984
25.00
1042
CORNECIA BANKS
YOUTH COMM 11/4
12 -15 -92
25.00
40985
2245.35
748
BARBOSA• MORILLO & BARNES
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
12 -15 -92
2245
35
40986
25.00
737
JOE BATTLE
TRAFFIC & PARKING 11/19
12 -15 -92
25.00
40987
25.00
1064
PATRICE BELL
PERSONNEL BOARD 11/19
12 -15 -92
25.00
40988
299
24
25
BLUE DIAMOND MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS
12 -15 -92
299
24
40989
265.50
1183
JIM BYRD ELECTRONICS
TELEMETRY REPAIR
12 -15 -92
265.50
40990
25.00
1223
DELMAR CABARET
TRAFFIC & PARKING 11/19
12 -15 -92
25.00
40991
132.43
99999
CALIFORNIA COPY
TONER
12 -15 -92
132.43
40992
293.00
99999
CARRERA• ZEKE
REFUND - BATEMAN HALL
12 -15 -92
293.00
40993
47
97
965
CHARLES W. CARTER CO
AUTO PARTS
12 -15 -92
47
97
A
40994
210
00
1243
CENTURY ARCO
SMOG CHECK -
12 -15 -92
210.00
40995
1150
00
570
CENTRAL AND WEST BASIN
WATER SAMPLE- MONITORING
12 -15 -92
1150
00
40996
594
50
76
CITY OF DOWNEY
ANIMAL LICENSING
12 -15 -92
594
50
40997
165004
7B
11B
CLAYTON ENGINEERING INC
LONG BEACH BL PROD
12 -15 -92
165004
78
40998
532.00
53
CLINICAL LAB OF SAN BERN
WATER TESTING 10/92
12 -15 -92
532.00
40999
62.50
1206
COMMUNICATION TRANSMITTING SVC
PAGER SVCS 12/92
12 -15 -92
62.50
41000
46128.00
57
COMMUTER BUS LINES
TROLLEY SVCS
12 -15 -92
46128.00
41001
18.32
59
COMPTON BLUEPRINT & SUPPLY
BLUEPRINTS
12 -15 -92
18.32
41002
44.46
854
CONTINENTAL SUPPLY
GLOVES
12 -15 -92
44
46
•
41003
5795
65
698
COUNTY OF L. A. ANIMAL CONTROL
ANIMAL CARE & CTRL
12 -15 -92
5795
65
41004
670
43
1032
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
SPECIAL EVENTS
12 -15 -92
670
43
41005
377
58
99999
CUDAHY BUILDING MATERIALS
X -MAS DEC PROJ
12 -15 -92
377
58
41006
25
00
63
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
TRAFFIC & PARKING 11/19
12 -15 -92
25
00
41007
141
50
678
DATA PLUS COMMUNICATIONS
TELEPHONE SVCS
12 -15 -92
141
50
41008
500
00
99999
DESSERO CONSTRUCTION
REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT
12 -15 -92
500
00
41009
37
06
69
DISCOUNT EQUIPMENT CO.
OFFICE EQUIP
12 -15 -92
37
06
41010
50
00
1125
ELIZABETH DIXON
LAW ENFORCEMENT 11/23
12 -15 -92
50.00
41011
25.00
73
DONALD DOVE
PLANNING COMM 11/10
12 -15 -92
25.00
41012
25
00
9
ROBERT DOWNS
LAW ENFORCEMENT 11/23
12 -15 -92
25.00
41013
25
00
16
HILARIO ESPARZA
LAW ENFORCEMENT 11/23
12 -15 -92
25
00
41014
25
00
86
BETTE ESPESETH
COMM AFFAIRS MTG 11/18
12 -15 -92
25
00
41015
15
50
655
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION
MESSENGER SVCS
12 -15 -92
15.50
41016
25
00
91
ANN A. FIELDS
COMM AFFAIRS MTG 11 /I8
12 -15 -92
25.00
41017
20697
80
99999
FOOD 4 LESS
BUS VOUCHER 10 -11/92
12 -15 -92
20697
80
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AMOUNT
VENDOR#
VENDOR NAME
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE
INVOICE
AMOUNT
0
41018
113.00
99999
GBC NATIONAL SVCS DEPT
MAINT AORMT
12 -15 -92
113.00
w
41019
25
00
109
NANCY GILPEN
PERSONNEL BOARD 11/19
12 -15 -92
25.00
41020
100
04
1313
GOLDEN STATE FORD
AUTO PARTS
12 -15 -92
100
04
41021
189
44
99999
GOLDEN OFFICE TRAILERS, INC.
TRAILER RENT -12/92
12 -15 -92
189
44
41022
859
81
117
HASCO OIL COMPANY, INC.
GASOLINE CHROS
12 -15 -92
B59
81
41023
25
00
652
LORNA HAWKINS
COMM AFFAIRS MTG 11 /18
12 =15 -92
25
00
41024
300
00
889
LOUIS HEINE
TRAVEL & MTO REIMB
.12 -15 -92
300
00
A
41025
419
95
99999
HENBERGER
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -15 -92
419
95
41026
150.00
472
INDEPENDENT CITIES RISK
GENERAL MTO 11/19
12 -15 -92
150.00
41027
750
00
1122
J C. HYDROBLASTING
BUS STOP CLEANING 11/92
12 -I3 -92
750.00
41028
474
80
136
JONES LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
12- ,15 -92
474.80
41029
226.94
140
KEYSTONE FORD
AUTO PARTS
12 -15 -92
226.94
0
41030
2304
00
99999
KNOTT'S SECURITY & PATROL
SECURITY SVCS
12 -15-92
2304
00
41031
67
50
144
L & B WHEEL ALIGNMENT
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
12 -15 -92
67
50
41032
1472.74
99999
L. N. CURTIS & SONS
TURNOUT COATS
12 -15 -92
1472.74
41033
1791
10
983
L.A.CELLULAR TELEPHONE CO.
TELEPHONE SVCS
12 -15 -92
1791
10
41034
253.15
1268
L.A. COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
LEGAL SVCS
12 -15 -92
253.15
41035
7496.00
99999
LEAGUE OF CA CITIES
ANNUAL DUES
12 -15 -92
7496.00
41036
25.00
1052
ERRICK LEE
PLANNING COMM 11 /10
12 -15 -92
25.00
41037
66.00
99999
LENTZ LOCKSMITH
MASTER KEYS
12 -15 -92
66.00
41038
25
00
153
ARNOLD LITKE
PERSONNEL BOARD 11/19
12 -I5 -92
25.00
®�
41039
25
00
154
DAVID LITSINGER
COMM AFFAIRS MTG 11/18
12 -15 -92
25.00
41040
77
06
1238
LONG BEACH UNIFORMS
UNIFORMS
12 -15 -92
77
06
41041
9
00
499
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
RELEASING LIEN
12 -15 -92
9
00
d'
41042
42.84
643
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINT
12 -15 -92
42.84
41043
195
52
928
LOS ANGELES TIMES
SUBSCRIPTION
12 -15 -92
195
52
41044
557
70
1169
LYNWOOD PRESS (PRINTING)
NCR FORMS
12 -15 -92
557
70
O.
41045
705.98
164
LYNGATE PRINTING CO.
EMPL X -MAS TICKETS
12-15 -92
705.98
41046
14
14
170
LYNWOOD RENTAL CENTER
PROPANE GAS
12 -15 -92
14
14
41047
2653.36
172
CITY OF LYNWOOD -HOME BANK
WORKERS' COMP REIMB
12 -I5 -92
2653.36
O ,
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41048
220.00
99999
MARK IV BUS LINES
TRANSPORTATION SVCS
12 -15 -92
220.00
41049
25
00
1072
CARLTON MC MILLER
PLANNING COMM 11 /10
12 -15 -92
25.00
41050
8090
00
183
MELAD & ASSOCIATES
BUILDING INSPECTION
12 -15 -92
8090.00
�
41051
84
00
99999
MINCHALA, LEONARDO
TUTORIAL SVCS
12 -15 -92
84
00
41052
25
00
949
JAMAL MUSHIN
PLANNING COMM I1 /10
12 -15 -92
25.00
41053
25.00
197
BARBARA NEWTON
COMM AFFAIRS MTG 11/18
12 -15 -92
25.00
�
41054
58.50
769
NORWALK POWER EOUIPMENT CO.
AUTO PARTS
12 -15 -92
58.50
41055
400
00
99999
O'DELL, MARVETTA
SECRETARIAL SVCS 12/01
12 -15 -92
400.00
41056
25
00
1066
EDWARD PACHECO
TRAFFIC & PARKING 11/19
12 -15 -92
25.00
A
41057
59
54
722
PARAMOUNT STATIONERS INC.
XEROX PAPER
12 -15 -92
59
54
41058
105
00
99999
PECEDIA, CRINER
REFUND- BATEMAN HALL
12 -15 -92
105
00
41059
309
16
207
PETTY CASH
REPLENISHMENT
12 -15 -92
309
16
41060
1184.70
208
PETTY CASH - CHECKING
REPLENISHMENT
12 -15 -92
1184
70
41061
99
29
393
PETTY CASH /CM
REPLENISHMENT
12 -15 -92
99
29
41062
49
01
371
PITNEY -BOWES
TAPE /POSTAGE MACHINE
12 -15 -92
49
01
.
41063
22.09
216
PRUDENTIAL OVERALL SUPPLY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -15 -92
22.09
41064
25.00
218
ROY PRYOR
PLANNING COMM 11 /10
12 -I5 -92
25
00
41065
205
00
99999
PUBLIC PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS
TEST BOOKLETS
12 -15 -92
205.00
•
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41066
1745
86
99999
PURSUIT SPECIALITIES
HALOGEN LAMPS
12 -15 -92
1745.86
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0
703157 17
PREPAID
SPOILED
VOIDS
40871- 40BB9,40966 -40968
39120. 39121. 39213. 39224, 39253. 39256. 40498
703157 17
0
0
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41067
53.80
1084
QUALITY AUTO & TRUCK PARTS
AUTO PARTS
12 -15 -92
53.80
•
41068
108.72
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PUBLICATION
12 -15 -92
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PARTS CLEANING-SVCS
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12 -15 -92
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241
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GASOLINE CHROS
12 -15 -92
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41080
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PAINT SUPPLIES
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431
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OPERATING SUPPLIES
12 -15 -92
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41082
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BOOKKEEPING SVCS 10/92
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41084
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GAS SERVICES
12 -15 -92
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OPERATING SUPPLIES
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41087
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12 -15 -92
317
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41089
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KENT SWIFT
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25.00
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TAJ OFFICE SUPPLY
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264
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GASOLINE CHROS
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CURTIS L. THOMAS
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UNIFORM RENTAL SERVICE
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41099
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December 8, 1992
VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS
Mr. Laurence H. Adams, Sr.
Lynwood Redevelopment Agency
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, California 90264
Dear Mr. Adams:
Enclosed are certain documents relating to the creation
of a joint powers public financing authority known as the Lynwood
Public Financing Authority. The documents include Resolutions of
both the City Council and Redevelopment Agency approving a Joint
Exercise of Powers Agreement, a Joint Exercise of Powers
Agreement, a Resolution of the Financing Authority approving
Bylaws of the Authority, Bylaws, and a Special Meeting Notice
which is suitable for calling the first (or initial) meeting of
the Financing Authority.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
yours,
William L. S
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OF OOVNOEL
RICHARD H OINEL
0320726
OUR FILE NUMBER
10513 -00001
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY APPROVING A JOINT EXERCISE OF POWERS
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AND THE
AGENCY
WHEREAS, the Joint Exercise of Powers Act, California
Government Code Section 6500 et seg ., provides that public
agencies by agreement may jointly exercise any power common to
the contracting parties; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood (the "City ") and the
Lynwood Redevelopment Agency (the "Agency ") are "public agencies"
within the meaning of that term under Section 6502 of such Act;
and
WHEREAS, among the common powers of the City and the
Agency are the power to borrow money by the issuance of bonds,
notes or other obligations; the power to sell such bonds, notes
or other obligations; the power to purchase such bonds, notes or
other obligations; and the power to accept financial assistance
from various public sources; and the City and the Agency desire
to jointly exercise certain powers common to them, including the
foregoing powers and including the expansion, upgrading and
improvement of public capital improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, by adding the provisions of Article 4 to suctu
Act, the State Legislature has provided assistance to reduce
local borrowing costs, to help accelerate the construction,
repair and maintenance of public capital improvements, and to
promote greater use of existing and new financial instruments and
mechanisms; and
WHEREAS, there is a need within the City, consistent
with the need described in the declaration of the State
Legislature set forth in Article 4 of such Act, to expand,
upgrade and otherwise improve the public capital facilities of
local government necessary to support the rehabilitation and
construction of residential and economic development; and the
needs of local government for financing these facilities greatly
exceed the amount of funds available from existing state, local
and federal sources; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article 4 of such Act, an
authority created pursuant to Article 1 of the Act may issue
bonds and may purchase bonds issued by any local agency such as
the City or the Agency, at a public or private sale and such
bonds may be held by the authority or sold to public or private
purchasers at public or negotiated sales; and
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WHEREAS, the City and the Agency desire to enter into
this Agreement in furtherance of such Act, including Article 4
thereof;
NOW THEREFORE, THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY DOES
HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement,
dated as of December 1, 1992, by and between the City and the
Agency, which has been presented to the Agency at this meeting
and which is on file in the office of the City Clerk, is hereby
approved, and the Chairman is hereby authorized and directed to
execute and deliver such Agreement for and on behalf of the
Agency.
Section 2. The powers conferred upon the Lynwood
Public Financing Authority described by such Agreement and by
Article 4 of the Joint Exercise of Powers Act, California
Government Code Section 6500 et sec., will provide significant
public benefits, including the following:
A. Demonstrable savings in effective interest rate,
bond preparation, bond underwriting and bond printing costs, by
permitting the Authority, in appropriate circumstances, on its
own behalf or on behalf of the City or the Agency, to select an
underwriter to purchase bonds at a negotiated sale. Such
appropriate circumstances may include, but are not limited to,
circumstances where any of the sources of repayment for the bonds
are uncommon and bonds secured by and payable from such sources
are not ordinarily sold at public sale;
B. Significant reduction in effective user charges
levied by the City through cooperative efforts with the Agency;
C. Employment benefits from undertaking projects in a
timely fashion, including, but not limited to, indirect
employment benefits which may arise or which may be accelerated
by undertaking a public capital improvement project; and
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D. More efficient delivery of services to residential
and commercial development by the City through cooperative
efforts with the Agency.
ADOPTED this day of
irman
ATTEST:
Secretary
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-STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
CITY OF LYNWOOD
I, , Secretary of the Lynwood
Redevelopment Agency, do hereby certify that Resolution No.
was duly and regularly adopted by the Agency at a regular meeting
thereof held on the day of by the following
vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Secretary of the Lynwood
Redevelopment Agency
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD APPROVING A JOINT EXERCISE OF
POWERS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AND THE LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
WHEREAS, the Joint Exercise of Powers Act, California
Government Code Section 6500 et sec ., provides that public
agencies by agreement may jointly exercise any power common to
the contracting parties; and
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood (the "City ") and the
Lynwood Redevelopment Agency (the "Agency ") are "public agencies"
within the meaning of that term under Section 6502 of such Act;
and
WHEREAS, among the common powers of the City and the
Agency are the power to borrow money by the issuance of bonds,
notes or other obligations; the power to sell such bonds, notes
or other obligations; the power to purchase such bonds, notes or
other obligations; and the power to accept financial assistance
from various public sources; and the City and the Agency desire
to jointly exercise certain powers common to them, including the
foregoing powers and including the expansion, upgrading and
improvement of public capital improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, by adding the provisions of Article 4 to such
Act, the State Legislature has provided assistance to reduce
local borrowing costs, to help accelerate the construction,
repair and maintenance of public capital improvements, and to
promote greater use of existing and new financial instruments and
mechanisms; and
WHEREAS, there is a need within the City, consistent
with the need described in the declaration of the State
Legislature set forth in Article 4 of such Act, to expand,
upgrade and otherwise improve the public capital facilities of
local government necessary to support the rehabilitation and
construction of residential and economic development; and the
needs of local government for financing these facilities greatly
exceed the amount of funds available from existing state, local
and federal sources; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article 4 of such Act, an
authority created pursuant to Article 1 of the Act may issue
bonds and may purchase bonds issued by any local agency such as
the City or the Agency, at a public or private sale and such
bonds may be held by the authority or sold to public or private
purchasers at public or negotiated sales; and
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WHEREAS, the City and the Agency desire to enter into
this Agreement in furtherance of such Act, including Article 4
thereof;
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement,
dated as of December 1, 1992, by and between the City and the
Agency, which has been presented to the City Council at this
meeting and which is on file in the office of the City Clerk, is
hereby approved, and the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed
to execute and deliver such Agreement for and on behalf of the
City.
Section 2. The powers conferred upon the Lynwood
Public Financing Authority described by such Agreement and by
Article 4 of the Joint Exercise of Powers Act, California
Government Code Section 6500 et sec., will provide significant
public benefits, including the following:
A. Demonstrable savings in effective interest rate,
bond preparation, bond underwriting and bond printing costs, by
permitting the Authority, in appropriate circumstances, on its
own behalf or on behalf of the City or the Agency, to select an
underwriter to purchase bonds at a negotiated sale. Such
appropriate circumstances may include, but are not limited to,
circumstances where any of the sources of repayment for the bonds
are uncommon and bonds secured by and payable from such sources
are not ordinarily sold at public sale;
B. Significant reduction in effective user charges
levied by the City through cooperative efforts with the Agency;
C. Employment benefits from undertaking projects in a
timely fashion, including, but not limited to, indirect
employment benefits which may arise or which may be accelerated
by undertaking a public capital improvement project; and
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D. More efficient delivery of services to residential
and commercial development by the City through cooperative
efforts with the Agency.
ADOPTED this day of ,
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
CITY OF LYNWOOD )
I, —' City Clerk of the City
California do hereby certify that Resolution No.
regularly adopted by the City Council of the City of
California at a regular meeting thereof held on the
by the following vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
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was duly and
Lynwood,
day of
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JOINT EXERCISE OF POWERS AGREEMENT
This'Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement is dated as of
December 1, 1992, and is made by and between the City of Lynwood
(the "City ") and the Lynwood Redevelopment Agency (the "Agency ").
RECITALS:
A. The Joint Powers Act provides that public agencies
by agreement may jointly exercise any power common to the
contracting parties.
B. The City and the Agency are "public agencies"
within the meaning of that term under Section 6502 of the Joint
Powers Act.
C. The common powers of the City and the Agency
include the power to borrow money by the issuance of bonds, notes
or other obligations; the power to sell such bonds, notes or
other obligations; the power to purchase such bonds, notes or
other obligations; the power to acquire, construct, lease and
sell real or personal property; and the power to accept financial
assistance from various public sources. The City and the Agency
desire to exercise jointly certain powers common to the Parties,
as set forth herein, including the foregoing and including the
expansion, upgrading and improvement of Public Capital
Improvements.
D. By adding the provisions of Article 4 to the Joint
Powers Act, the State Legislature has provided assistance to
reduce local borrowing costs, to help accelerate the
construction, repair, and maintenance of public capital
improvements, and to promote greater use of existing and new
financial instruments and mechanisms.
E. There is a need within the City, consistent with
the need described in the declarations of the State Legislature
set forth in Article 4 of -the Joint Powers Act, to expand,
upgrade, and otherwise improve the public capital facilities of
local government necessary to support the rehabilitation and
construction of residential and economic development. The needs
of local government for financing these facilities greatly exceed
the amount of funds available from existing state, local, and
federal sources.
F. Pursuant to Article 4 of the Joint Powers Act, an
authority created pursuant to Article 1 of the Joint Powers Act
may purchase Bonds issued by any Local Agency at a public or
private sale and such Bonds may be held by the authority or sold
to public or private purchasers at public or negotiated sales.
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G. The City and the Agency desire to enter into this
Agreement in furtherance of the Joint Powers Act, including
Article 4 thereof.
follows:
NOW, THEREFORE, the City and the Agency agree as
Section 1. Definitions As used herein, the following
terms shall have the meaning ascribed thereto, unless the context
requires otherwise.
"Agency" or "Redevelopment Agency" means the Lynwood
Redevelopment Agency, a public body, corporate and politic, duly
organized and validly existing pursuant to the Constitution and
laws of the State.
I "Agreement" means this Joint Exercise of Powers
Agreement.
"Article 1 means Article 1 of the Joint Powers Act,
commencing with Section 1500.
"Article 4" means Article 4 of the Joint Powers Act,
Commencing with Section 6582.
"Authority" means the Lynwood Public Financing
Authority, a joint powers authority duly organized and validly
existing pursuant to the Constitution and laws of the State.
"Authority Commission" means the governing body of the
Authority, which shall be the City Council as provided in this
Agreement.
"Authority Finance Director" means the Finance Director
of the City.
"Authority Treasurer" means the City Treasurer of the
City.
"Bond Purchase Agreement" means a contractual agreement
executed between the Authority and a Local Agency whereby the
Authority agrees to purchase Bonds of the Local Agency. In
circumstances in which the Authority is exercising its powers
described in Section 7.L hereof, the private purchaser may
execute and be a party to such contractual agreement.
"Bonds" means bonds (including assessment bonds,
redevelopment bonds, government issued mortgage bonds, and
industrial development bonds), notes (including bond, revenue,
tax, or grant anticipation notes), commercial paper, floating
rate, and variable maturity securities, and any other evidences
of indebtedness and also includes certificates of participation
or lease - purchase agreements.
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"Chief Administrative officer" means the City
Administrator of the City.
"City" means the City of Lynwood and, depending upon
the context, may refer to the City as a municipal corporation
duly organized and validly existing pursuant to the Constitution
and laws of the State of California, or may refer to the area
within the territorial limits of the City.
"City Council" means the City Council of the City.
"Cost" as applied to a Public Capital Improvement or
portion thereof financed pursuant to the Joint Powers Act, means
all or any part of the cost of construction, renovation, and
acquisition of all lands, structures, real or personal property,
rights, rights -of -way, franchises, easements, and interests
acquired or used for a Public Capital Improvements, the cost of
demolishing or removing any buildings or structures on land so
acquired, including the cost of acquiring any lands to which the
buildings, or structures may be moved; the cost of all machinery
and equipment; finance charges; interest prior to, during, and
for a period after, completion of that construction, as
determined by the Authority; provisions for working capital,
reserves for principal and interest and for extensions,
enlargements, additions, replacements, renovations, and
improvements; the cost of architectural, engineering, financial
and legal services, plans, specifications, estimates,
administrative expenses, and other expenses necessary or incident
to determining the feasibility of constructing any project or
incident to the construction or acquisition or financing of any
public capital improvement.
"Include ", "Includes" or "Including" means including
without limitation.
"Joint Powers Act" means the Joint Exercise of Powers
Act, being California Government Code Section 6500, gt seg ., as
amended from time to time.
"Legislative Body" means the legislative or governing
body of a Local Agency.
"Local Agency" means the City or the Agency, or an
agency or subdivision of the City or the Agency, sponsoring a
project of Public Capital Improvements, or any city, county, city
and county, authority, district, or public corporation of the
State.
"Member" means a Party to this Agreement, which, upon
the original execution hereof, are the City and the Agency.
"Party" means any party to this Agreement.
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"Public Capital Improvements" means one or more
projects specified in Section 6546 of the Joint Powers Act.
"Redevelopment Law" means the Community Redevelopment
Law, being California Health and Safety Code Section 33000, et
sea., as amended from time to time.
"Revenue" means (i) all income and receipts of the
Authority from a Bond Purchase Agreement, including the purchase
price of Bonds of a Local Agency sold by the Authority to a
private purchaser pursuant to Section 7.L, hereof, (ii) all
income and receipts of the Authority derived from Bonds acquired
by the Authority, loans, installment sale agreements and other
revenue producing agreements entered into by the Authority,
projects financed by the Authority, grants and other sources of
income, and (iii) all interest or other income from any
investment of any money in any fund or account established for
the payment of principal or interest or premiums of Bonds.
"State" means the State of California.
"Working Capital" means money to be used by, or on
behalf of, a Local Agency for any purpose for which a Local
Agency may borrow money pursuant to California Government Code
Section 53852.
Section 2. Purpose of Agreement The purpose of the
Agreement is to establish the Authority and to carry out the
intent of the State Legislature as set forth in Article 4 of the
Joint Powers Act, namely the financing of Public Capital
Improvements, and working capital whenever there are significant
public benefits for taking such action, including
(i) demonstrable savings in effective interest rate, bond prep-
aration, bond underwriting, or bond issuance costs; (ii) sig-
nificant reductions in effective user charges; (iii) employment
benefits from undertaking the project in a timely fashion; and
(iv) more efficient delivery of services to residential and
commercial development.
Section 3. Authorization The City and the Agency are
hereby authorized to jointly exercise any power common to them.
Such powers include all those powers set forth in the Recitals
hereof and those set forth in Article 4 of the Joint Powers Act.
Section 4. Creation of Authority; Authority as
Separate Public Entity There is hereby created pursuant to the
Joint Powers Act a joint powers authority separate and apart from
the Parties hereto to be known as the "Lynwood Public Financing
Authority." The Authority shall be a public entity separate from
the Parties to this Agreement.
Section 5. Authority Commission The members of the
City Council shall constitute the governing body of the
Authority, which governing body shall be known as the Authority
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Commission. The Authority Commission shall be vested with all of
the rights, powers, duties, privileges and immunities of the
Authority.
Section 6. Accountability: Reports: Audits There
shall be strict accountability of all funds and report of all
receipts and the Authority Treasurer shall either make or
contract with a certified public accountant or public accountant
to make an annual audit of the accounts and records of the
Authority, except that the Authority Treasurer need not make or
contract for such audit in any case where an annual audit of the
accounts and records of the Authority by a certified public
accountant or public accountant is otherwise made by any agency
of the State or the United States only as to such accounts and
records which are directly subject to such a federal or state
audit. In each case the minimum requirements of the audit shall
be those prescribed by the State Controller for special districts
under California Government Code Section 26909 and shall conform
to generally accepted auditing standards. Where an audit of an
account and records is made by a certified public accountant or
public accountant, the Authority Treasurer shall cause a report
thereof to be filed as public records with each of the Parties
and also with the Auditor - Controller of the County of Los
Angeles. Such report shall be filed within 12 months of the end
of the fiscal year or years under examination. Any costs of the
audit, including contracts with, or employment of certified
public accountants or public accountants, in making an audit
pursuant to this Section 6 shall be borne by the Authority and
shall be a charge against any unencumbered funds of the Authority
available for such purpose. By unanimous request of the
Authority Commission, the Authority may replace the annual
special audit with an audit covering a two -year period. _
Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Section 6 to the
contrary, the Authority shall be exempt from the requirement of
an annual audit if the financial statements are audited by the
State Controller to satisfy federal audit requirements.
Section 7. power of Authority: Scope and Exercise
The Authority shall have all of the powers common to the Parties
and all additional powers set forth in the Joint Powers Act and
other statutes applicable to the Authority, and is hereby
authorized to do all acts necessary or appropriate for the
exercise of such powers. Such powers include the following:
A. To make and enter into contracts.
B. To incur debts, liabilities, and obligations and
to encumber real or personal property.
C. To acquire, hold, or dispose of real or personal
property, contributions and donations of real or personal
property, funds, services, and other forms of assistance from
persons, firms, corporations, and government entities.
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D. To sue and be sued in its own name, and to settle
any claim against it.
E. To receive.and use contributions and advances as
provided in Section 6504 of the Joint Powers Act, including
contributions or advances of personnel, equipment or property.
F. To invest any money in its treasury that is not
required for its immediate necessities, pursuant to Section
6509.5 of the Joint Powers Act.
G. To acquire, construct, manage, maintain or operate
title to real or personal property or rights or any interest
therein.
H. To employ agents and employees.
I. To receive, collect and disburse moneys.
J. To finance the acquisition, construction or
installation of real or personal property for the benefit of one
or more Local Agencies through the sale of its revenue bonds,
certificates of participation or other obligations and to enter
into any agreement or instrument in connection with the
execution, issuance, sale or delivery of such revenue bonds,
certificates of participation or other obligations.
R. To lease, sell, convey or otherwise transfer title
or rights to or an interest in real or personal property,
including, but not limited to, property financed by the Authority
for the benefit of a Party or Parties, or other Local Agencies,
and to enter into any agreement or instrument in connection witlia
any such lease, sale, conveyance or transfer.
L. To purchase, with the proceeds of its revenue,
bonds issued by any Local Agency at public or negotiated sale.
Bonds purchased may be held by the Authority or sold to public or
private purchasers at public or negotiated sale, in whole or in
part, separately or together with other Bonds issued by the
Authority.
K. To issue bonds, including, at the option of the
Authority, bonds bearing interest, to pay the cost of any Public
Capital Improvements, Working Capital, or liability or other
insurance program.
N. To exercise all powers of entities such as the
Authority which are created under the Joint Powers Act, including
those powers enumerated under Article 4 thereof.
O. To exercise other reasonable and necessary powers
in furtherance of any purpose of the Authority or power granted
by the Joint Powers Act, this Agreement or the bylaws of the
Authority.
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. Section 8. Contributions; Payments and Advances; Use
of Personnel Equipment or Property The Parties may make
contributions from their respective treasuries in furtherance of
any or all of the purposes set forth in this Agreement. The
Parties may make payments of public funds to defray the cost of
any or all of such purposes. The Parties may make advances of
public funds for any or all of such purpose. Such advances shall
be repaid as may be provided by separate agreement regarding
advances which may be entered into between the Authority and the
Party or Parties making such advance. Personnel, equipment or
property of any of the Parties to this Agreement may be used in
lieu of other contributions or advances. The funds may be paid
to and disbursed by the Authority, or by any or all of the
Parties.
Section 9. Bonding Persons Having Access to Property
The Parties hereby designate the Chief Administrative Officer of
the Authority, the Authority Treasurer and the Authority Finance
Director and the designees thereof as the person or persons who
shall have charge of, handle, or have access to any property of
the Authority. Such person or persons shall file an official
bond in the amount required by the City for the City office held
by such person.
Section 10. Treasurer or Certified Public Accountant;
Designation as Depositary; Duties; Auditor The Authority
Treasurer shall be the depositary and have custody of all the
money of the Authority, from whatever source. The Authority
Treasurer shall: (i) receive and receipt for all money of the
Authority and place it in the treasury of the City Treasurer to
the credit of the Authority; (ii) be responsible upon his or her
official bond for the safekeeping and disbursement of all
Authority money so held by him or her; (iii) pay, when due, out
of money of the Authority -so held by him or her, all sums payable
on outstanding bonds of the Authority; (iv) pay any other sums
due from the Authority from Authority money, or any portion
thereof, only upon warrants of the Authority Finance Director;
and (v) verify and report in writing on the first day of July,
October, January, and April of each year to the Authority and to
the Parties the amount of money he or she holds for the
Authority, the amounts of receipts since his or her last report,
and the amount paid out since his or her last report. The
Authority Finance Director shall draw warrants to pay demands
against the Authority when the demands have been approved by any
person authorized to so approve by this Agreement. The City
Treasurer shall determine charges to be made against the
Authority for the services of the City Treasurer. The City
Treasurer shall determine charges to be made against the
Authority for the services provided pursuant to this Agreement.
Section 11. Services The City shall provide all of
the necessary services to carry out the provisions of this
Agreement, including all necessary administrative services. The
City shall also provide all necessary personnel, supplies,
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equipment,, office and meeting space, furnishings, and, except as
otherwise provided hereunder, shall advance all costs and
expenses of the Authority. By separate agreement, the Parties
may provide for reimbursement by the Agency to the City for the
cost of administrative, overhead and other expenses advanced
pursuant to or in furtherance of'this Agreement. The City may be
reimbursed for the cost of administrative, overhead and other
expenses advanced pursuant to this Agreement from the proceeds of
bonds or other obligations of the Authority.
Section 12. Obligations of Authority; Contracts for
Separate Responsibility Except as specifically provided herein,
the debts, liabilities, and obligations of the Authority shall
not be the debts, liabilities, and obligations of the Parties.
A Party to this Agreement or'a Local Agency may separately
contract for, or assume responsibility for, specific debts,
liabilities or obligations of the Authority.
Section 13. Issuance of Bonds In addition to any
other powers conferred upon the Authority pursuant to law or
contract, the Authority may issue Bonds pursuant to Article 2 of
the Joint Powers Act to pay the cost and expenses of acquiring or
constructing a project for any or,-all of the purposes permitted
thereby.
Section 14. Restrictions on Powers Pursuant to and
to the extent required by Section 6509 of the Joint Powers Act,
the Authority shall be restricted in the exercise of its powers
in the same manner as the Agency is restricted in its exercise of
similar powers.
Section 15.
Agencies; Exemptions from Public Sales Reauirements The
Authority may enter into a Bond Purchase Agreement with one or
more Local Agencies. The Bond Purchase Agreement shall specify
the maximum rate of interest, the cost of issuance, the amount of
required reserve, and the procedure to be used in case of
default. Local Agencies may sell their Bonds to the Authority on
a negotiated basis without compliance with any public sale
requirement included in,the statutes under which such Bonds are
issued.
Section 16. Issuance of Bonds; Loans to Local
Agencies The Authority may, from time to time, issue its Bonds
in the principal amount as the Authority determines necessary to
provide sufficient funds for its purposes, which may include
providing funds for Bond Purchase Agreements, payments of
interest on Bonds of the Authority, establishment of reserves to
secure the Bonds, and other expenditures of the Authority
incident to issuance of the Bonds. The Authority may also issue
Bonds for the purpose of making loans to Local Agencies, to the
extent those Local Agencies are authorized by law to borrow
moneys, and the loan proceeds shall be used by the Local Agencies
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to pay for Public Capital Improvements; working capital, or
insurance programs.
Section 17. Purpose, Terms and Form of Bonds; General
Obligations
A. The Authority may, from time to time, issue Bonds
to provide funds to achieve its purposes.
B. Bonds may be authorized to finance a single Public
Capital Improvement, Working Capital, or insurance program for a
single Local Agency, a series of Public Capital Improvements,
Working Capital, or insurance program for a single Local Agency,
a single Public Capital Improvement, Working Capital, or insur-
ance program for two or more Local.Agencies, or a series of
Public Capital Improvements, Working Capital, or insurance
program for two or more Local Agencies.
C. Bonds issued for the purpose of financing Working
Capital shall be used to make loans to Local Agencies for any of
the purposes for which a Local Agency may borrow money pursuant
to California Government Code Section 53852. The loans shall be
repaid in accordance with the terms of California Government Code
Section 53854.
D. Except as otherwise expressly provided by the
Authority, every issue of its Bonds shall be general obligations
of the Authority payable from any revenues or moneys of the
Authority available therefor and not otherwise pledged. These
revenues or moneys may include the proceeds of additional Bonds,
subject only to any agreements with the holders of particular
bonds pledging any particular revenues or moneys. Notwithstand-
ing that the Bonds may be payable from a special fund, they shall
be deemed to be negotiable instruments for all purposes, subject
only to the bond registration provisions.
E. The Bonds may be issued as serial bonds or as term
Bonds, or the Authority may issue Bonds of both types. The Bonds
shall be authorized by resolution of the Authority and shall, as
provided by the resolution or indenture pursuant to which the
Bonds are issued, bear the date of issuance; the time of matur-
ity, not exceeding 50 years from their date of issuance; bear the
rate of interest, either fixed or variable and, if variable, not
in excess of the maximum rate of interest specified therein; be
payable as to principal and interest at the time or times pro-
vided; be in the denominations provided; be in the form provided;
carry the registration privileges provided; be executed in the
manner provided; be payable in lawful money of the United States
at'the place or places provided within or without the state; and
be subject to the terms of redemption provided.
F. The Bonds shall be sold by the Authority at the
time and in the manner set out in the Authority's resolution.
The sale may be a public or private sale, and for price or
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prices, and on terms and conditions as the Authority determines
proper, after giving due consideration to the recommendations of
any Local Agency to be assisted from the proceeds of the Bonds.
Pending preparation of the definitive Bonds, the Authority may
issue interim receipts, certificates, or temporary Bonds which
shall be exchanged for definitive Bonds.
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Section 18. Purchase of Bonds by Authority The
Authority may, out of anylfunds available therefor, purchase its
Bonds. The Authority may'hold, pledge, cancel, or resell the
Bonds, subject to, and in accordance with, agreements with
Bondholders.
Section 19. Compensation of Authority Commission The
persons who serve on the Authority Commission shall not be
entitled to compensation. The Authority Commission may authorize
reimbursement of expenses incurred by individual Commissioners.
Section 20. Powers of Authority Commission Except as
otherwise provided in this Agreement, the Authority Commission
shall exercise all powers and conduct all business of the
Authority, either directly or by delegation to other bodies or
persons. The Authority Commission shall provide for officers of
the Authority and appoint or employ such staff as may be provided
in bylaws of the Authority. The Authority Commission shall cause
to be prepared, and shall review, modify as necessary, and adopt
the annual operating budget of the Authority. Adoption of the
budget may not be delegated. The Authority Commission shall
receive, review and act upon periodic reports and audits of the
funds of the Authority. The Authority Commission shall have such
other powers and duties as are reasonably necessary to carry out
the purposes of the Authority.
Section 21. Meetings The Authority Commission shall
hold at least two regular meetings each year. The Authority
Commission shall fix by resolution or in its bylaws the date upon
which, and the hour and place at which, each regular meeting is
to be held. Each meeting of the Authority Commission, including
without limitation regular, adjourned regular, and special
meetings shall be called, noticed, held, and conducted in
accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act, being California
Government Code Section 54950, j eft sea The Authority shall have
minutes of regular, adjourned regular, and special meetings kept
by the Secretary. A majority of the members of the Authority
Commission is a quorum for the transaction of business. However,
less than a quorum may adjourn a meeting from time to time. A
vote of the majority of a quorum at a meeting is sufficient to
take action.
Section 22. Party Responsibilities Each Party shall
make contributions in the form of annual membership assessments
and fees, if any, determined by the Authority Commission for the
purpose of defraying the costs of providing the annual benefits
accruing directly to each Party from this Agreement.
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Section 23. Termination and Distribution of Assets
This Agreement may be terminated at any time that no bonds,
notes, certificates of participation or other obligations of the
Authority are outstanding. Upon termination of this Agreement,
all assets of the Authority shall, after payment of all unpaid
costs, expenses and charges incurred under this Agreement, be
distributed among the Parties hereto in accordance with the
respective contributions of each of the Parties.
Section 24. Liability of Authority Commission.
Officers and Emolovees The members of the Authority Commission,
officers and employees of the Authority shall use ordinary care
and reasonable diligence in the exercise of their powers and in
the performance of their duties pursuant to this Agreement. They
shall not be liable for any mistake of judgment or any other
action made, taken or omitted by them in good faith, nor for any
action taken or omitted by any agent, employee or independent
contractor selected with reasonable care, nor for loss incurred
through investment of Authority funds, or failure to invest. No
Commissioner, officer or employee shall be responsible for any
action taken or omitted by any other director, officer or
employee. No director, officer or employee shall be required to
give a bond or other security to guarantee the faithful
performance of his or her duties pursuant to this Agreement.
Section 25. Bylaws. The Authority Commission shall
adopt bylaws consistent with this Agreement which shall provide
for the administration and management of the Authority, and the
regulation of its business and the conduct of its affairs.
Section 26. Conflict of Interest Code The Authority
Commission shall adopt a Conflict of Interest Code as required 14
law..
Section 27. Severability Should any portion, term,
condition, or provision of this Agreement be decided by a court
of competent jurisdiction to be illegal or in conflict with any
law of the State, or be otherwise rendered unenforceable or
ineffectual, the validity of the remaining portions, terms,
conditions, and provisions shall not be affected thereby.
Section 28. Filing with Secretary of State The Chief
Administrative Officer of the Authority shall cause to be filed a
notice of this Agreement with the office of the Secretary of
State within 30 days of its effective date, as required by
Section 6503.5 of the Joint Powers Act and within 70 days of its
effective date as required by California Government Code Section
53051.
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Section 29. Effective Date The effective date of
'this Agreement shall be December 1, 1992.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have executed this
Agreement..
CITY OF LYNWOOD
ATTEST:
City Clerk
By:
Mayor
LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
ATTEST:
Secretary
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE LYNWOOD PUBLIC FINANCING
AUTHORITY APPROVING BYLAWS OF THE AUTHORITY
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood (the "City ") and the
Lynwood Redevelopment Agency'(the "Agency ") have heretofore
executed a Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement, dated December 1,
1992 (the "Agreement "), by and between the City and the Agency,
which Agreement creates and establishes the Lynwood Public
Financing Authority (the "Authority ");
NOW THEREFORE, THE LYNWOOD PUBLIC FINANCING AUTHORITY
DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1 . The Bylaws of the Lynwood Public Financing
Authority, attached hereto as Exhibit A, are hereby approved and
adopted as the official bylaws of the Authority.
ADOPTED this day of ,
President
ATTEST:
Secretary
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF IAS ANGELES
CITY OF LYNWOOD
I,
California and Secretary
Authority, do hereby cer
and regularly adopted by
thereof held on the
vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
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_, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
of the Lynwood Public Financing
tify that Resolution No. was duly
the Authority at a special meeting
day of by the following
City Clerk and
Secretary of the
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BYLAWS
OF THE
LYNWOOD PUBLIC FINANCING AUTHORITY
ARTICLE I - THE AUTHORITY
Section 1. Name of Authority The name of the
Authority shall be the "Lynwood Public Financing Authority."
Section 2. Seal of Authority The Authority may have
a seal. The seal of the Authority shall be in the form of a
circle and shall bear the name of the Authority and the year of
its organization.
Section 3. Office of Authority The office of the
Authority shall be at the offices of the City of Lynwood, 11330
Bullis Road, Lynwood, California 90262.
Section 4. Governing Body The members of the City
Council of the City of Lynwood shall constitute the governing
body of the Authority, which governing body shall be known as the
Authority Commission.
ARTICLE II - OFFICERS
Section 1. Officers The officers of the Authority
shall be a President, a Vice - President, a Secretary, a Treasurer,
a Chief Administrative Officer and a Finance Director. An
officer shall sign all contracts, deeds and other instruments
made by the Authority.
Section 2. President The President shall be the `
member of the Authority Commission who is the then current Mayor
of the City of Lynwood. The President shall preside at all
meetings of the Authority.
Section 3. Vice - President The Vice - President shall
be the member of the Authority Commission who is the then current
Mayor Pro Tempore or Vice Mayor of the City of Lynwood. The
Vice - President shall perform the duties of the President in the
absence or incapacity of the President.
Section 4. Secretary The Secretary shall be the then
current City Clerk of the City of Lynwood. The Secretary shall
keep the records of the Authority, shall act as Secretary of the
meetings of the Authority Commission and record all votes, and
shall keep a record of the proceedings of the Authority in the
form of minutes to be kept for such purpose, and shall perform
all duties incident to the office of Secretary. The Secretary
shall keep in safe custody the seal of the Authority and shall
have power to affix such seal as required to all contracts and
instruments authorized to be executed by the Authority
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Commission. The Secretary may attest to signatures of other
officers of the Authority.
Section 5. Treasurer The Treasurer shall be the then
current Treasurer of the City of Lynwood. The Treasurer shall
keep regular books of accounts showing receipts and expenditures
and shall render to the.Authority Commission, as requested, an
account of the transactions of the Authority and shall perform
any other duties that are designated from time to time by the
Authority. The Treasurer, or in the absence of the Treasurer, a
person appointed by the Treasurer or the Authority Commission,
shall have the care and custody of all funds of the Authority.
The Treasurer may enter into agreements on behalf of the
Authority with any financial institution authorized to accept
deposits of public funds, providing for the transfer of funds
between accounts maintained therein by the Authority upon request
by telephone. Such agreements may also provide for the investment
upon request by telephone of funds maintained in such accounts,
in property or securities in which public agencies may legally
invest money subject to their control. Such agreements shall
designate the accounts maintained by the Authority which are
subject thereto, and the persons who may, from time to time, make
such transfers and direct such investments by telephone request.
Section 6. Chief Administrative Officer The Chief
Administrative officer shall be the then current City Manager of
the City of Lynwood. The Chief Administrative Officer shall
conduct day -to -day administration of the Authority's business and
affairs, subject to the direction of the Authority Commission.
Section 7. Finance Director The Finance Director
shall be the then current Finance Director of the City of
Lynwood. The regular books of accounts showing receipts and
expenditures may also be kept by the Finance Director. All
checks of the Authority shall be first reviewed by and shall be
subject to the approval of the Finance Director.
Section 8. Additional Duties The officers of the
Authority shall perform such other duties and functions as may
from time to time be required by the Authority or these By -Laws
or by resolution, rules and regulations or by motion of the
Authority Commission. Any officer of the Authority may sign,
with the countersignature of one other officer, deputy officer or
member of the Authority, all orders and checks for the payment of
money under the direction of the Authority.
Section 9. Assistants and Deputies; Additions
Personnel Whenever an officer of the Agency or the City is
designated an officer of the Authority, the assistants and
deputies of such officer from time to time shall also be, ex
officio, officers of the Authority; and whenever a power is
granted to, or a duty imposed upon, such officer, the power may
be exercised, or the duty performed, by such assistant or deputy.
The Authority Commission may from time to time employ such other
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personnel as it deems necessary to exercise its powers, duties
And functions. The selection and compensation of such officers
and other personnel shall be determined by the Authority
Commission.
ARTICLE III - MEETINGS
Section 1. Regular Meetings Regular meetings shall
be held on the day or days and at the time and place of regular
meetings of the City Council of the City of Lynwood.
Section 2. ,Applicability of Ralph M. Brown Act
Meetings of the Authority shall be held, notice given and the
business of the Authority conducted, all as provided in the Ralph
M. Brown Act, being California Government Code Section 54950, et
sec .
Section 3. Ouorum. Three members of the Authority
Commission shall constitute a quorum for the purpose of
conducting its business and exercising its powers and for all
other purposes, but a smaller number may adjourn from time to
time until a quorum is obtained. Action may be taken by the
Authority Commission upon a vote of a majority of a quorum,
unless a higher vote is required by law.
Section 4. Manner of Voting The manner of voting on
resolutions and on other matters shall be as prescribed by the
President.
ARTICLE IV - AMENDMENTS
Section 1. Amendments to Bylaws The Bylaws of the
Authority may be amended by resolution of the Authority.
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SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special Meeting of the
Lynwood Public Financing Authority will be held to discuss and
consider a resolution entitled "A Resolution of the Lynwood
Public Financing Authority Approving Bylaws of the Authority" and
to take any actions deemed necessary in connection with such
resolution.
Said meeting will be held as follows:
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE: Lynwood City Hall
City Council Chambers
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, California 90262
All interested parties may be present and be heard.
Further information is available by calling the undersigned City
Clerk, (310) 603 -0220.
DATED:
City Clerk
City of Lynwood
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City of LYNW
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11330 BULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(213) 603 -0220
IT E R OFFICE M E M O
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
December 15, 1992
Honorable Mayor and Councilmember
Laurence Adams, Sr., City Mara
Andrea L. Hooper, City Clerk
Youth Commission (11 -25 years of age)
At Councils regular meeting of November 15, 1992, Council appointed
Alton Hamilton (to replace Jack Karlentwa) one vacancy still remains,
due to the resignation of Brenda Contreras.
Currently on the Youth Commission there are:
3 - 14 year olds
1 - 15 year old
3 - 17 year olds
3 - 18 year olds
There are no Cammissioners in the following ages: 11, 12, 13, 16, 21,
22, 23, 24, and 25.
The attached applications are all twelve year olds.
Nominations and appointments are in order.
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