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ABSENCE OF THE UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL.
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
AGENDA ITEMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDERATION CITY CLERKS OFFICE
AT THE MEETING OF THE LYNWOOD CITY COUNCIL 151990
TO BE HELD ON JUNE 19, 1990 JUN
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AM PM
7:30 P.M. 7(81911011111211121314516
ROBERT HENNING
MAYOR
PAUL H. RICHARDS II
MAYOR PRO TEM
LOUIS HEINE
COUNCILPERSON
CITY MANAGER
CHARLES G. GOMEZ
CITY TREASURER
MARY L. WRIGHT
OPENING CEREMONIES
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION - REV. RICHARD HAGEE
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. ROLL CALL OF COUNCIL MEMBERS
Louis Heine
Armando Rea
Evelyn Wells
Paul H. Richards II
Robert Henning
ARMANDO REA
COUNCILPERSON
EVELYN WELLS
COUNCILPERSON
CITY ATTORNEY
HENRY BARBOSA
CITY CLERK
ANDREA L. HOOPER
5. CERTIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY THE CITY CLERK
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
6. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS:
Regular Meeting - June 5, 1990
7. COMMENDATION:
a. Armando Rocchi - Lynwood Unified School District Principal
(retiring)
b. Lena Sparks, Librarian in- charge of the Lynwood Library
c. Sylvia Ramirez, Young Scholar Summer Scholarship Award
d. Yakiciwey Washington, Young Scholar Summer Scholarship
Award
e. Ralph Davis IV, Lynwood Youth Commissioner
* Plaque for Teacher Recognition - already presented by
Councilman A. Rea (no attachment)
8. CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION:
a. Michelle Lynette Heriot, scholastic achievement
b. Sandra Susan Hooper, achieving a Master's Degree
in Education
9. COUNCIL RECESS TO: LYNWOOD REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
(Regarding Agenda Items Only)
SCHEDULED MATTERS
10. PUBLIC HEARING: LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD
Comments:
The recommended assessment based on the revenue required for
FY 1990 -91 is $1,080,549. The assessment rate would be $1.97
per foot of frontage.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council 1) set the assessment
rate for the Landscape Maintenance District at $1.97 per foot
of front footage; and 2) approve the attached resolution
ordering the assessment levy.
11. PUBLIC HEARING: LYNWOOD LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
Comments:
The recommended assessment based on the revenue required for
FY 1990 -91 is $1,037,017. The recommended assessment
therefore will be $1.74 /F.F. for residential lots and
$3.24/F.F. for commercial lots. The cost to an average 50'
F.F. lot would amount to $87.00.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council 1) set the assessment
rate for the Lynwood Lighting Assessment District at $1.74
per foot of front footage for residential property and at
$3.24 per foot of front footage for commercial property; and
2) approve the attached resolution ordering the assessment
levy.
CONSENT CALENDAR NOTICE
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.
12. YOUTH HIRING PROGRAM
Comments:
As part of its Capital Improvement
City has been setting aside funds
and train youth in the community a
projects. An analysis of the
alternatives is presented.
Recommendation:
Project (CIP) Program, the
to have contractors hire
s part of the construction
program with several
It is recommended that the City Council review the Youth
Hiring Program and provide staff with direction.
13. APPROVAL OF THE MULTI- COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS MUTUAL AID
AGREEMENT
Comments:
The Public Works Mutual Aid Agreement establishes the terms
of providing and receiving public works mutual assistance and
aids in expediting the necessary assistance during
catastrophic disaster. As a signator to the Agreement, the
City of Lynwood may be able to extend Public Works Disaster
Assistance to an affected party as well as receive needed
assistance.
Recommendation:
Staff recommends that the City Council authorize the approval
of the Public Works Mutual Aid Agreement with the Counties of
Los Angeles, Orange and other cities.
14. SETTING OF PUBLIC HEARING - WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM FOR FISCAL
YEAR 1990 -91
Comments:
Sections 39560 -39587 of the Government Code allow for a
procedure to abate weeds and flammable material from private
property 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 July 17, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council of the City of
Lynwood adopt a resolution entitled " A Resolution of
Intention to Abate Dry and Drying Weeds on Certain Parcels of
Land in the City of Lynwood."
15. WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEAR 1989 -90
Comments:
Council directed staff to abate weeds on certain parcels of
land within the City of Lynwood by approving Resolution No.
89 -170. The attached report indicates the cost of such
abatement on each separate lot. This report has been posted
for the required three (3) days prior to tonight's meeting.
Once approved by Council, said list will be forwarded to the
County Assessor's Office for collection.
Recommendation:
Staff recommends that the City Council of the City of Lynwood
approve the attached resolution approving the Director of
Public Works' Report, and authorizing levy of assessment
covering the expense of abating dry and drying weeds for the
1989 -90 Fiscal Year.
16. BUSINESS LICENSE FEE FOR ADVERTISING BY OUTDOOR PERMANENT
BILLBOARDS
Comments:
The staff is proposing to amend the Lynwood Municipal Code by
adding sections to Chapter 4 (Licenses and Business
Regulations) and Chapter 17 (Signs) relating to Business
License fees for outdoor permanent billboards. This item was
continued from the City Council's regularly scheduled meeting
of June 5.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully requests, that after consideration that
City Council waive the reading and introduce the proposed
Ordinance Amendment, adding a City tax based on square
footage of outdoor billboards.
17. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF OFF - PREMISES SIGNS ALONG THE
GLEN ANDERSON I -105 AND 710 FREEWAYS
Comments:
The Staff proposes
company leasing land
oriented signs along
item was continued
scheduled meeting of
Recommendation:
to enter into an Agreement with a sign
for construction of off - premises freeway
the I -105 freeway and 710 freeway. This
from the City Council's regularly
June 5.
Staff respectfully request that after consideration, the City
Council direct staff to enter into an agreement with the sign
company of the Council's choice for construction of signage
on city owned property along the I -105 and 710 freeways.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
18. CONTRACT FOR PUBLIC SERVICES WITH PROJECT IMPACT FOR FY 1990-
1991
Comments:
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of a
contract for Public Services with Project Impact.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully request that Council 1) adopt the attached
resolution approving a contract agreement with Project Impact
and 2) authorize the Mayor to execute three (3) copies of the
Contract upon approval by City Attorney.
19. SELECTION OF A LEGAL FIRM TO PROVIDE CITY PROSECUTION SERVICE
Comments:
The current City Prosecutor contract expires on June 30,
1990. The purpose of this item is to request from Council
the selection of a firm to provide City Prosecution services
support to the City's Code Enforcement Program.
Recommendation:
staff respectfully request that after evaluation of the
rating report, that Council select one of the RFP respondents
to provide City Prosecutor services in support of the Code
Enforcement Program and adopt the attached resolution
authorizing the Mayor to execute the attached agreement for
an amount not to exceed $32,000.
20. AGREEMENT WITH FAIR HOUSING FOUNDATION FOR FY 1990 -91
Comments:
The contract approved on June 20, 1989 by Council with the
Long Beach Fair Housing Foundation will end June 30, 1990.
There is a need for the continuation of these Fair Housing
services so that the City will remain in compliance with HUD
regulations.
Recommendation:
Staff respectfully request that Council adopt the attached
resolution 1) approving the execution of the attached
Contract Agreement between the City and the Long Beach Fair
Housing Foundation for the continued provision of Fair
Housing services to Lynwood residents and 2) authorize the
Mayor to sign said three copies of said agreement.
21. CAPITAL PROJECT APPROPRIATION AMENDED APPROPRIATION FOR
THE NATATORIUM LOCATED AT THE MERVYN M. DYMALLY CONGRESSIONAL
PARK
Comments:
City Council directed staff to complete a variety of
improvements of facilities in Mervyn M. Dymally Congressional
Park. A variety of items were completed including the
exterior painting of both Lynwood Community Center and the
Natatorium. Council authorized an appropriation of enough
money to meet costs of painting the Community Center.
However, funds for painting of Natatorium must be
appropriated. In addition, a chlorination problem has
occured at the Natatorium that must be immediately resolved.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
Recommendation:
Council appropriate fourteen thousand dollars ($14,000) from
the unappropriated general funds to reimburse the painter for
exterior painting of the Natatorium as well as the repair of
the chlorination system at the Natatorium.
22. PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL CARE ACT
Comments:
Staff is requesting that the City Council adopt a resolution
fixing the employer's contribution for employees and the
employer's contribution for annuitants at different amounts.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council of the City of
Lynwood adopt the attached resolution electing to be subject
to Public Employees' Medical and Hospital Care Act fixing the
employer's contribution for employees and the employer's
contribution for annuitants at different amounts.
23. LEGISLATIVE BILLS HR 4671, SB 2460, SB 900, AB 3485 AND AB
3484
Comments:
24.
These legislative bills are a combined effort on the part of
State and Federal Legislators in presenting a united front
against gang violence and street terrorism.
Recommendation:
I t is recommended that
resolution supporting
bills.
the City Council adopt the attached
the passage of the aforementioned
WRITE -OFF OF UNCOLLECTIBLE WATER ACCOUNTS
Comments:
Staff requests Council's approval in writing off
uncollectible delinquent accounts. Many of these accounts
were "skips" (moving without notifying the City and /or
leaving a forwarding address) when they were turned over for
collection.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the attached
resolution authorizing staff to write -off uncollectible
delinquent accounts.
25. WARRANT REGISTER DATED JUNE 19, 1990
Recommendation:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the Warrant
Register.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
ITEM
26. SETTING OF PUBLIC HEARING AND ADOPTION OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD'S FISCAL YEAR 1990191 BUDGET
Comments:
To have Council comment on and accept draft of the Annual
Operating Budget for FY 1990 -91. Staff requests that Council
schedule a workshop to discuss the draft document.
27. SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT /TREE REMOVAL
Comments:
As part of the Sidewalk Reconstruction Project presently
underway, approximately 175 overgrown trees are scheduled
for removal. Some residents have expressed objections to the
removals. The project's tree removal policy and various
alternatives are to be discussed.
Recommendation:
That the City Council review the project tree removal policy
and provide direction to staff.
28. REQUEST FOR LEGAL FEES INCREASE
Comments:
Per the attached letter, the law firm of Barbosa and Vera,
which provides legal services to the City, is requesting an
adjustment of the current litigation rates paid by the city.
CITY CLERK'S AGENDA
29. NOMINATIONS :
a. Two (2) vacancies on the Planning Commission
b. Two (2) vacancies on the Recreation & Parks Commission
30. APPOINTMENTS:
a. Community Development Block Grant Advisory Board (1)
vacancy
b. Lynwood Youth Commission (2) vacancies
31. CHARITABLE SOLICITATION - Helpline USA
REQUEST FOR CLOSED SESSION
City Council consider adjourning to a closed session pursuant to
the following Government Code to discuss:
32. a. Section 54957 - Personnel Matters
b. Section 54957.6 - Employee Salaries /Benefits
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF JUNE 19, 1990
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
COUNCIL ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
33. MAYOR ROBERT HENNING
34. MAYOR PRO TEM PAUL H. RICHARDS II
35. COUNCILPERSON LOUIS HEINE
36. COUNCILPERSON ARMANDO REA
37. COUNCILPERSON EVELYN WELLS
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION TO ADJOURN TO A REGULAR MEETING FOR JULY 3 1990 AT
7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, 11330 BULLIS ROAD,
CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA.
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REGULAR MEETING JUNE 5, 1990
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 Pro Tem Richards in the chair.
Councilmembers Heine, Rea, Richards answered the roll call.
Councilmembers Henning and Wells were absent.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Heine to excuse
CUuncilmembers Henning and Wells.
Also present were City Manager Gomez, City Attorney Barbosa and City Clerk Hooper.
City Clerk announced the agenda had been duly posted in accordance
with The Brown Act.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember Rea
to approve minutes of Regular Meeting May 15, 1990 as written.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Heine
to approve the following proclamations:
a. Lynwood Senior Citizens Club 33rd Anniversary
b. National Flag Day June 14, 1990
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Heine
and carried, to approve the following commendations:
a. Cornelius Family Reunion
b. Hector Predo (valedictorian)
C. Fausto Apodaca (Salutatorian)
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember Rea
and carried, to approve the following Certifications of Recognition:
a. Sam Fort - Public Works /Street Maintenance
b. Ken Jackson - Public Works /Street Maintenance
c. Ella B. Henning (Graduate)
d. Kenneth 0. Gause (Graduate)
e. Denise M. Harnage (Graduate)
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -78 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE
ARTS REAUTHORIZATION." was presented.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember Rea
to approve the resolution.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: • COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
Mayor Pro Tem Richards introduced city's new representative of
Southern California Gas Company, Susan Garrett.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Heine
to recess to Lynwood Redevelopment Agency at 7:35 p.m.
Council reconvened at 7:45 p.m.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - AGENDA ITEMS ONLY:
Rev. Harris, Project Impact, discussed his program and the city's
funding and support.
AGVMk ITEM
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Robert Fry, 12501 Alpine, spoke on street light assessment.
Stated he is opposed to any increases.
SCHEDULED MATTERS:
Mayor Pro Tem Richards announced the time had arrived to conduct
a public hearing on proposed 1990 -91 CDBG Funded Activities.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to open the public hearing.
Interim Community Development Director Karefa- Johnson spoke on the
available CDBG Funds and programs that would be funded with the
monies. Stated the activities listed could be modified from
time to time.
Rev. Harris, Project Impact, requested Council consider Project
Impact for funding.
Interim Community Development Director Karefa Johnson stated the
Community Development Block Grant Advisory Board had recommended
that Project Impact not be funded this fiscal year.
Patricia Carr, HCDA Board Commissioner explained reasoning for
Board's decision not to fund Project Impact. Stated the program
recommended through Parks and Recreation Department offered more
activities for the young people. Stated complaints had been
received regarding Project Impact delivering comparable service
for the funding they were receiving.
Rev. Harris stated that at no time was he notified his organiza-
tion was not meeting the standards required. Gave statistics
on the number of young people that had been assisted by Project
Impact.
Mayor Pro Tem Richards requested written information from
Rev. Harris on his organization for Council review in time for
Special Meeting on Friday, June 8, 1990, at 5:30 p.m.
Margaret Araujo, 3621 Cedar, CDBG Advisory Board member spoke on
the recommendations made by the board. Stated School District
had some of the same programs as Project Impact.
Mary Harris, 2610 Industry Way, Administrator with Project Impact,
stated there were a number of positive things being done by
Project Impact. Stated none of the Commissioners had been to the
facility to observe any of the activities.
After discussion,
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to continue public hearing to Special Meeting, June 8, 1990,
at 5:30 p.m.
Councilmember Heine questioned the $51,000 payback money being
settled.
HCD Manager Williams discussed city not having to pay back and
the two year, ten percent cap taking care of the overspending by
the city.
CONSENT CALENDAR:
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar were acted upon by
one motion affirming the action recommended on the agenda unless
members of staff or Council requested specific items removed for
separate action.
City Manager Gomez announced Councilmember Henning had requested
items 18- Business License Fee for advertising outdoor permanent
billboards, and item 19- Proposals for construction of off - premises
signs along the Glen Anderson I -105 and 710 Freeways, be continued
to the next regular scheduled meeting.
Richards requested item 16- Landscape Maintenance
,may
or pro Tem item 17- Street Light Assessment District.
;Assessment District;
,The following action wa- - RESTITUTI CITY COUNCIL
RESOLUTION NO 79 entitled "A R RESULT
. 90 -; ESOLUTION OF THE
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pg THE CITY OF LYNW
THE PROCEEDS FROM T1 was presented.
KENT PURCHASE LOAN. SOLUTION OF THE CITY RIA-
"A RE COUNCIL
D APPROP
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -BO entitled: D MODIFICATION �HE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING GI UPGRADING AND
PAIRS, resented.
TING FUNDS FOR W ELL
ING AND REPAIRS." was P
AND VALVE UPGRAD "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL CTION
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -81 entitled: E KNUCKLE
F LYNWOOD AWARDING A O presented.
:COMPANY IN FOR THE HUGLME AVENUE KNUCKLE
pg THE CITY O
(5- 5126 ?•" was presen THE AM OUNT OF $50,827.0
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT,
RESOLUTION NO. 90-86 entitled:
" TU RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCI
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING THE EXPENDI
UN DERPAID PARTICIPANTS
PAY REI W H O WOKE ON THE CITY'S
OF GENERAL FUNDS TO rr was presented.
' -IN THE CITY'S YOUTH HIRING PROGRAM
FY1988_89 SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM• COUNCIL
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CZTYB 965.00
90 -88 entitled: T OF $ .
ON NO. OOD AORIZING THE THE CITY'S
OF THE CITY
' OF LYNW AUTHORIZING
ACCOUNT FROM THE CITY'S GENERAL FUND. it
RESOLUTI
TO TH =esen,BLOCK GRAN
was presented. SOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
.. RE
CE POLICY
ON NO. 90 -89
gESOLUTI entitled: LACE ACT
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OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ESTABLISHING A DRUG -FREE 1r; W
IN ACCORD was presented. PROVISIONS
OF THE DRUG FREE WORK
OF 1988.
0 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OPROHIBITS TH00E USE
90 -9
RESOLUTION NO. PTING A POLICY WHIG TIONS."
OF THE CITY OF LYNW A C EMENT AGENCIES AGAINST ANY
OF EXCESSIVE FORCE
INDIVIDU S ENGAGED IN NON- VVIOLENT CIVIL RIGHTS DEMO CITY COUNCIL
was presented.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -91 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE
LISHING AND ADOPTING A POLICY WHICH
yp;W)OD ESTAB ;RANTS AND LOANS FROM
OF THE CITY OF L TS OF FEDERAL CONTRACTS$ Presented.
PROHIBITS RECIPIEN DS FOR LOBBYING O OD
USING APPROPRIATED FUN
"A RESOLUTION OF THEDZENTERINGNW
RESOLUTION NO• 90 - 92 A ASit71,gr,ER•FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
p�;
APPROVING THE U.S.
INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT AS MEAL
PROVIDER." was presen CITY COUNCIL
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -93 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE
FOR GRANT
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE APPLICATION OGRA "
UNDER THE Y OF LYNWOOD URBAN OPEN -SPACE AND RECREATION PROGRAM•
was presented. personnel to act in
City Council approve the authorization of City
behalf of City in procurement Of,Government Surplus Property.
A RESOLUTION I COUNCIL APPROVING
RESOLUTION NO. 90-94 ent itled: CALIFORNIAr TO HAVE CIT)
OF THE CITY OF L �D'SPECIAL TRUST AND AGENCY FUND INTO W ICH
PROGRAM MONIES CAN BE DEPOSITED. was pres
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COUNCIL FORFEITURE E CITY CO
RESOLUTION NO. 90-95 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF TH
E THE CITY OF LYNWO en itle p resent ed . THE DEMANDS AND ORDERING WARRANTS
DRAWN THEE P
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It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to adopt the resolutions and approve the items.
Councilmember Richards abstained on item 15 - Hulme Avenue
Closure at Lyndora Avenue Project No. 5 -5126.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
Mayor Pro Tem Richards requested item 16 - Landscape Maintenance
Assessment District; and item 17 - Street Light Assessment
District and stated recommendations of 208 assessment. Also
recommended amending resolution to include land acquistion and
sidewalk improvements.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -82 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, APPROVING REPORT PREPARED PURSUANT TO
CALIFORNIA STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE, SECTION 22565, ET.Seq., AS
ORDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON APRIL 3, 1990 RELATING TO
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 90A LYNWOOD LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT."
was presented.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -83 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE ENGINEER'S REPORT ON THE
INTENTION TO ORDER THE LEVYING OF ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS WITHIN
SAID CITY PURSUANT TO THE "LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ACT OF
1972", AS AMENDED, (COMMENCING WITH STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE,
SECTION 22500 ET SEQ.,): DESCRIBING THE DISTRICT TO BE BENEFITED
AND TO BE ASSESSED TO PAY THE COSTS AND EXPENSES THEREOF:
FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING PROTESTS AND OBJECTIONS TO
THE LEVY OF ASSESSMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1990 -91; AND FIXING
THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE REGULAR MEETING TO HEAR PROTESTS AND
OBJECTIONS TO THE ASSESSMENT OF THE ANNUAL INSTALLMENT." was
presented.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -84 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, APPROVING THE REPORT PREPARED PURSUANT TO
CALIFORNIA STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE, SECTION 22565 ET SEQ., AS
ORDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON APRIL 3, 1990, RELATING TO
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 90 -A, ( LYNWOOD LIGHTING ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT)." was presented.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -85 entitled; "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER THE ,
FORMATION OF A LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT WITHIN SAID CITY PURSUAN
TO THE "LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ACT OF 1972 AS AMENDED,
(COMMENCING WITH STREET AND HIGHWAYS CODE SECTION 22500 ET SEQ.):
DESCRIBING THE DISTRICT TO BE BENEFITED AND TO BE ASSESSED TO PAY
THE COSTS AND EXPENSES THEREOF: FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR
HEARING PROTESTS AND OBJECTIONS TO THE FORMATION AND LEVY OF
ASSESSMENTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1990 -91: AND FIXING THE TIME AND
PLACE OF THE REGULAR MEETING TO HEAR PROTESTS AND OBJECTIONS TO
THE ASSESSMENT OF THE ANNUAL INSTALLMENT." was presented.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Rea to adopt the resolution with recommendations and amendments.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
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Item 18 - Business License Fee for advertising outdoor permanent
billboards; and item 19 - Proposal for construction of off - premises
signs along the Glen Anderson I -105 and 710 Freeways; was continued
to the next regularly scheduled meeting.
RESOLUTION NO. 90 -87 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK
GRANT (CDBG) STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES AND PROJECTED USE OF FUNDS
FOR THE 1990 -91 PROGRAM YEAR." was presented.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
L Rea to adopt the resolution.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
CITY CLERK'S AGENDA:
ORDINANCE NO. 1.545 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ADDING CODE as f U
orsecond
reading.
it was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to adopt the ordinance.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
ORDINANCE NO. 1346 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
AMENDING SECTION 25- 33.2B.5 BY ADDING (H) AND (I) TO THIS SECTION
OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO OFF PREMISES FREESTAND-
ING SIGNS." was presented for second reading.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember Heine
to adopt the ordinance.
ROLL CALL:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, REA, RICHARDS
NOSE: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS HENNING, WELLS
It was announced for information only, the terms of John Haynes
and Jamal Mushin, Planning Commissioners, would expire. Nomina-
tions at Councils next regular meeting.
It was announced nominations were open for one vacancy on the
Community Development Block Gran Advisory Board.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Rea to nominate Patricia Carr.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine and carried, to close nominations.
It was announced nominations were open for two vacancies on the
Parks and Recreation Commission.
Councilmember Heine nominated Julio Mendoza and Leo Deniff.
Parks and Recreation Director Mattoon stated a letter had been
received from Eloise Evans requesting reappointment to the
commission.
Mayor Pro Tem Richards nominated Eloise Evans.
After discussion,
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It was agreed by General Consent to hold nominations open until
next regular meeting.
It was announced nominations were open for the two vacancies on
the Youth Commission.
It was moved by Councilmember Heine, seconded by Councilmember
Rea to nominate Betsy Salinas.
It was moved by Councilmember Wells, per request, seconded by
Councilmember Rea to nominate Katrina Boykin and Kenneth Singleton.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to close nominations. Appointment at Councils next regular
meeting.
It was announced there was no need for Closed Session at this
time.
PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATIONS:
Paul Radoff, Buzz Sportswear, discussed need to make presentation
to Council regarding his project as there were contracts that
needed to be signed.
After discussion,
Representatives for Buzz Sportswear were informed presentation
coulc be made at the special meeting of June B, 1990.
Sadie Williams, 3237 Euclid, spoke of problems in her neighborhood
with loud music and the numerous ice cream trucks. Also spoke
of clothes being hung on the fences. Spoke of large crowds
of young people gathering in front of her home. Also spoke of
the many dogs running loose in the area.
Robert Fry, 12501 Alpine, spoke of house located at Alpine and
Euclid that needs to have the weeds cleaned up.
Frank Burkin,-Caltrans, discussed working with the city in
relocating the old depot.
Councilmember Rea questioned the costs involved in the project.
Mr. Burkin stated the city would not be out of any money unless
something out of the ordinary was requested.
George Martini, 10760 Alexander, thanked Council for the beautifi-
cation project. Also spoke on the Water right License and Lease
Agreement.
Acting Public Works Director Murga explained rates being paid by
'.the city.
City Manager explained city loosing quota if it was not sold.
Walter Lopez, 3513 Beechwood, questioned Mr. Rea's residency.
Margaret Araujo, spoke on Code Enforcement taking care of all of I
the weeds that are growing in the city. Suggested youth doing
some of the work.
Melanie K. Harris, CCL, questioned Councilmember Rea's ownership
of some items. Stated letter had been sent to Sherman Block.
Phillip Long, Lynwood resident, spoke on contact with Lynwood
Sheriff Department.
Gwen Baker, 11076 Pine, spoke on behalf of the Cornelius family
and thanked Council for the proclamatio
Gloria Blair, 11200 Hulme, questioned the closure of Hulme Avenue
ons made to do this.
and the decisi
COUNCIL ORAL AND and
havee tcomeup
Councilmember Rea s City of Torrance and see if they
staff contact the
problems in this area.
with some sort of solution to their
with the vendors who are in the city illegally
Councilmember Heine congratulated Code Enforcement on the goo
job they are doing
selling. Also spoke on the tree trimm trees es falling.
and
to becomeibrittleoand
idea since the dry weather is causing tree branch
break off. Spoke of women who was injured by Job they
Mayor Pro Tem Richards congratulated staff is the good j
are doing. Discussed pending visit from Nelson Man buses av
Los Angeles area. Rquested staff ailable
look into having
for any Lynwood residents who would like to a ttend the affair.
After discussion Councilmember
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It was moved by Mayor Pro Tem Richards, seconded 1990 for residents
Rea to have transportation available on June
who would like to see Mr. Mandella at the Coliseum.
Man 0 a.m. ager Gomez stated City hall would be cl for one ho
from Mur
City :0 to 9:00 a.m. on June 13, 1990,
for employees.
sharing survey
Councilmember Heine statedttohgethid as on howmtocovercometh conduct
s
all city graffiti meeting
problem.
It was moved by Councilmember Rea, seconded by Councilmember
Heine to adjourn.
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C O R R E N D A T I O R
NOV, THFRF}'ORE, the CitB Council of the Citg of Lgnmaud recognises the accomplishments of
ABRAM ROCCHfi and herehg commends him for his outstanding achievements, his dedication
to the Teaching Profession, his exemplarg service to the community, throughout his career.
And extend best mishes an his retirement and rontinuea success with future endeavors.
IN RIEW35 WHEREOF, I, ROBERT HENNING, RASOR of the Citg of Lgnwnud have hereunto set mg
hand and caused the Seal of the Great City of Cgnmoua to be affixed this 15th bag of
JUN£ , 1990.
H� tC - C�JG
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CITY OF LyIOMM
PAUL H. RICHARD$ LOUT$ J. HETNE ARRANDO REA
Nagar Pro Ten Councilmemher Comncimemk
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WHEREAS, Armando Rncchi, was horn in Brooklyn, Hem gnrk;
AND
NOREiIS, his elementary education was abta inea in North ¢arrgfiown,
where he attended Saint Theresa's Elementary school and North Tarrgtnwn Elemen-
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targ $chaol; AND
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W1lERF11$, during high school at North Tarrgtnwn High school, Armando excelled
in maag subjects and gradnatea with honors in 1946; AND
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WHEREA$, Armando attended Westchester Cammunitg Jr. College in IDhite Plains,
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New York and Long Beach City College, receiving a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1963; AND
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WREME-M, beginning his teaching career with the Lgnwnud Unified Schanl District
at Roosevelt Elementarg in 1963, Armando cantinued his formal education and earned a
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Raster's Degree from Lang Beach State Universitg in 1966; AND
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WHEREAS, while raising a familg of five rhilAren, Armando combined a teaching
career with serving as After Schaal Supervisor far the Parks and Recreation as well as
involving himself in the Lgnwnud Teachers Association and serving as Salary Committee chair -
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nan for that organization; AND
WHEREAS, in 1966, Armanda Racchi joined the ranks of Administraturs hg accepting
the' of vice- Prinripal at Lugo /Lindbergh Elementarg $choolsseereiving full Principal -
ship ,11 at Roosevelt Elementary $rhnol, transferring to Washil}gtaa mentarg in 1976,
wovW 'a!l 'to Wilson Elementarg in 1981 and returning to Lugo Elea" 3986 to the
present; AND `� -""'�'
WHEREAS, Armando Rarrhi has been a valued and araicatee loyee for the Lgnwnud -
Unified Schaal District far 27 gears, achieving the love and respect of his mang students,
their parents, his ca- wnrkers, and his peers; An
HIFEREAB, Armanaa is the praua father of: Jeffreg, Stephen, Lisa, Brian, and
Richie, who remain first and foremost in his life; Alm
NOV, THFRF}'ORE, the CitB Council of the Citg of Lgnmaud recognises the accomplishments of
ABRAM ROCCHfi and herehg commends him for his outstanding achievements, his dedication
to the Teaching Profession, his exemplarg service to the community, throughout his career.
And extend best mishes an his retirement and rontinuea success with future endeavors.
IN RIEW35 WHEREOF, I, ROBERT HENNING, RASOR of the Citg of Lgnwnud have hereunto set mg
hand and caused the Seal of the Great City of Cgnmoua to be affixed this 15th bag of
JUN£ , 1990.
H� tC - C�JG
E$, CICH� ROBERT HENNING, RMOR
CITY OF LyIOMM
PAUL H. RICHARD$ LOUT$ J. HETNE ARRANDO REA
Nagar Pro Ten Councilmemher Comncimemk
of
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We£ Lena Sparks, L i br arian
� in the - Charge ❑f the Cgnwood Library since 1984,
` Was born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi; and
WJE REA.S, her earlg education was received in
•t texas and Louisiana; and
�j_ WHEREAS, Mrs. Sparks completed undergraduate mark at
„ J ( California State University at Cos Angeles, receiving her Master's
a Degree from the Universitg of Southern California in 1970; and
. �..
1 WT[EREAS, Lena Sparks is one of three (3) African - American Lih-
r\`: •.. rarians in- Charge of Libraries in the South Cuuntg Area; and
. WHEREAS, Mrs. Sparks is a dedicated Librarian, whereby she can-
1 fp tinuallg promotes library awareness, through her daily contact with the
citizens of the community. Under her guidance, she has expanded and tn-
' hanced several heavily used collections such as. Slack Historg, Civil
� Service Examination Books and Spanish Language; and
WA3W -43, Lena Sparks attends mang rity functions and is almags
/ supportive and willing to work with Citg Officials and all Lgmmnnd Citizens
for the betterment of the clulmunitg; and
WHEREAS, Mrs. Sparks has become a familiar figure throughout the
City of Lgmmond, Where she attends mans City functions no her own time,
after murk and on weekends; and
WHEREAS, Lena Sparks is a devoted member of the Paradise Baptist
Church, Where she contributes many hours to the youth Department. ,
NCW, VN31TOBE, the City Council of the City of Cynwaod in full recognition
(. of her JS grays as a Cuuntg Emplagee, With the Library Department, do here-
`!• bg cummrnd LIMA SPARHS, LIBRARIAN IN- CHARGE Of CHE EgNWWDD LIBRARY far her
exemplary performance as Librarian and her endless devotion to all those
Who Would utilize the Cynwnnd Library, he thry Child or Senior Citizen.
IN NUNES$ WHEREOF, I, ROBERE BINNING, MAYOR of the City of Lynwaad da here-
by affix the SEAC of the Great City of Lgnwood this 5th bag of JUNE ,
1990.
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CIty CCERH MERE HEMMING, WABOR
city OF LyNWOOD
PAUL H. RICHARD$ EMU J. HEINE ARWAHDO REA EOELP WELLS
Nagar Pro tem Cmmcilmemher Cvancil emaler Culncilmember
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Citp of
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C O N N E N D A C I O N
NHEREAS, $Ovid Ramirez is a Student at Lynwood High School; ADD
FAEREAS, $ylvia serves as a member of the Lgnwova ynuth Commission; AND
1HEREAS, $glvia has maintained a 3.5 grade paint average; AND
KMPXA$, $ylvia has been awarbea a young Schnlars Summer Scholarship; AND
IMMMAS, $ylvia Ramirez will he earning college rreaits this summer at the
Hniversity of California at Santa Barbara; AND
YEAS, the program provides ontstanding stndents the opportunity to pre-
view university work before their final gear of high school; AND
NOD, THEREFORE, the City Council of the Citg of Lynmood hereby ca miehbs
and congratulates W. $9CVIA RAMIREZ for the distinction of being awarded
a young Scholar Sumner Scholarship.
IN NICNE$$ NHEREOF, I, ROBERT HENNING, NAgOR, of the City of Lgnwood have
hereunto set mg hand and rausea the Seal of the Great Citg of Lynwood to
he affixed this 19bb day of JUNE , 1990 ..
ANDREA L. MWER, CIC9 CLERR
NOBERC SING, NAyOR
PAHL R. RICHARDS LORI$ J. HEINE
Nagor Pro gem Councilimaher
AROMM REA EOELP NELLJ
Counciluaber Councilsember
AGEI'�DA IM4
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C O N I E R D A C I O R
WHEREAS, gakiciweg Washington is a student at LMnwoad High Schaal; An
WHEREAS, gakirimeM Washington has maintained a 3.5 grade point average; ARD
WHEREAS, gakiciweg Washington has been awarded a goung Scholars Sumner
Scholarship; ARD
WHEREAS, gakirimeg Washington will he earning college credits this summer
at the llniversitg of California at Santa Barbara; AND
WHEREAS, the program provides outstanding students the nppnrtanitg to pre-
view university work before their final gear of high school.
NOW, CHEB£FORE, the CitM Council of the City of LMnwond hereby commends and
congratulates ■S. gARICIWEg WASRINGCON for the distinction of being awarded
.a young Scholar Summer Scholarship.
;j5 WICRFSS, I, ROB£RC HERRING, WAgOR of the City of Lgnwnud have hereunto set
LAM hand and caused the Seal of the Great Citg of Cgnmo VQ-k#' a affixed this
19th day of Jun 1990. ^ ?.-
ROBERC HERRING, RQOR
CICg OF LgRWOOD
PARL H. RICWARDS CONIS J. BEAD= ARMASD)O REA EWAP WELLS
Wagnr Pro ten Cmwrilaeaher Counrilaember Caunrilaeaber
AGENDA ITM
'tforni'a
' PMRIA L. WIPER, CI[g CLERK
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C O N W E R D A t I O N
DI [EREAS, Ralph Davis Iv is a student at Lgnwood High Srhool; AND
SHEREU, Ralph is a member of the Lgmmnnd youth Commission; AND
NHEREAS, Ralph has maintained a 3.5 grade point average; AND
WHEREAS, Ralph has been presented a Mervyn M. Dgmallg gnung Scholar
Award; AD
WHEREAS, the program prepares and motivates students into college and
and a career in Scirnre and technologies; AND
WHEREAS, Mr. Ralph Davis will be attending the university of Puerto
Rico this summer; AND
NON, EHEREFORE the City Council of the City of Lynwood herebg rommends
and congratulates RALPH DAVIS IA far the distinction and honor bestowed
,
4' ' wrt him.
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IN WIERE$$ WHEREOF, I, ROBERE HENNING, IMOR of the Citg of Cg mood have
hereunto set mg hand and raused the Seal of the Great C14 Kgnwood to
be affixed this 19th bag of JUNE , 1990_
ANDREA L. HOOFER, CItg CLER& ROBERL HENNING, RAgOR
CItg OF gjNz OD
PAHL R. RICHARDS LOUIS J. HEINE ABWANDO REA EOECIA WELLS
Wagor Pro tea Caaarilaeaber Caaurilaeaher Canurilmembtr
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DATE: JUNE 19,1990
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: EMILIO M. MURGA, ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS �I/V1,----
SUBJECT: LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
(FY 1990 -91)
PURPOSE:
This report recommends that the City Council set an assessment
rate for the Landscape Maintenance District; and approve the
attached resolution overruling protests and ordering the levying
of annual assessments for said district.
BACKGROUND:
On June 5, 1990, the City Council reviewed the Engineer's Report,
and after discussion, approved the revised report, and further
did proceed to give notice of the time and place for a Public
Hearing on all matters relating to said assessment district and
the proposed assessment rate.
ANALYSIS:
The estimated cost for providing City wide landscape maintenance
for the next fiscal year is $1,119,100. Since a surplus of
$38,678 is projected this year, the revenue required for FY
1990 -91 is $1,080,422. For a total of 548,502, front footage
City wide, the assessment rate would therefore be $1.97 per foot
of front footage.
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council:
I. Set the assessment rate for the Landscape Maintenance
District at $1.97 per foot of front footage, and
I. Approve the attached resolution ordering the assessment levy.
Attachment
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AGFr +DA 1 i i.ci
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD OVERRULING PROTESTING AND ORDERING THE
LEVYING OF ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE EXISTING
LYNWOOD LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT FOR
FISCAL YEAR 1990 -91.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood did,
on the 3rd day of April, 1990, adopt its Resolution No. 90 -47
proposing the annual assessment for the Landscape Maintenance
District and directing the Director of Public Works to prepare
a report in connection therewith, and
WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works did on the
5th day of June 1990, submit a report in relation to said
District pursuant to the provisions of the "Landscape and
Lighting Act of 1972" (Part 2 of Division 15 of the Streets and
Highways Code of the State of California), and
WHEREAS, the City Council did, on the 5th day of June
1990, adopt Resolution No. 90 -82 and 90 -83 approving the
Engineer's Report herein mentioned and declaring its intention to
levy and collect assessments within said District and fixing the
time and place for a hearing on the matter of said District.
WHEREAS, evidence has been received as to the publication
and posting of notice of said hearing in the time, form and
manner required by law;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
DOES HEREBY FIND, DETERMINE, ORDER AND RESOLVE as follows:
Section 1. Each and all of the recitals set forth
hereinabove are true and correct.
Section 2. The protests submitted, if any, do not
represent property owners owning more than 50 percent of the area
of assessable lands within said district, and said protests are
hereby overruled.
Section 3. That this City Council hereby confirms the
diagram and sets the assessment at $1.97 per foot of front
footage for each lot. The adoption of the Resolution shall
constitute the levying of the assessments in connection therewith
for Fiscal Year 1990 -91.
Section 4. The City Clerk is hereby authorized and
directed to forthwith file a certified copy of said diagram and
assessment with the County Auditor.
Section 5. The City Clerk is hereby further authorized
and directed to file a statement as described in the Government
Code Section 54900 and following with the County Assessor
immediately after the adoption of this resolution.
Section 6. This resolution shall take effect immediately
upon its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
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LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
ENGINEERS REPORT
Pursuant to the
LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ACT OF 1972
(DIVISION 15, PART 2)
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Dated June 5, 1990
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
Prepared by:
JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.E.
City Engineer
11330 Bullis Rd
Lynwood, California 90262
010.990
ENGINEER'S REPORT
THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
Gentlemen:
Pursuant to the Resolution No. 90 -47, adopted by your Honorable
Body on April 3, 1990, I have prepared the
ENGINEER'S REPORT
required by the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, as amended;
(being Division 15, Part 2, Streets and Highways Code of the
State of California). The proposed special assessment
proceedings contemplate the levying of an
assessment for providing the necessary funds to maintain, operate and improve
the Landscape Maintenance District of the City of Lynwood, hereafter referred
to. The levy will be against those parcels of land within said
district benefiting from the proposed improvements, as required
by law.
THE ENGINEER'S REPORT
Pursuant to Division 15, Part 2, of said Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972,
as amended, it is required that an Engineer's Report be prepared and filed
with the City Clerk, who in turn presents it to the City Council for its
consideration.
The said Engineer's Report consists of the following:
1. DIAGRAM AND PLAN NO. 1978 -L SPECIFICATIONS
The Lynwood Landscape Maintenance District was first formed and assessments
first levied in 1978 following the passage of Resolution No. 78 -78 by the City
Council. The plans and specifications for the District are on file with the
City Clerk and Director of Public works /City Engineer. The District is
diagrammed on the attached map and information on particular parcels is
located on the Assessor's Maps.
Briefly, the following services were provided for the residents of Lynwood by
funding provided by the Landscape Maintenance Assessment District.
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
CITY PARR (39 acres) Mowing, edging, weeding, irrigation,
restroom maintenance, painting and fence repair.
Also trash pick -up.
JOHN HAM PARR (10 acres) Mowing, edging, weeding,
irrigation, painting and restroom
maintenance. Also trash pick -up.
LINDBERGH PARR (1.35 acres) Mowing, edging, weeding,
irrigation, painting and fence repair.
Also trash pick -up.
CIVIC CENTER (3 acres) Mowing, edging, irrigation,
trash pick -up and sweeping down walks.
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Engineers Report
June S. 1990
STREET MEDIANS (Long Beach Blvd., 15,000 square feet;
State Street, 1 1/2 miles; Imperial
Highway, 1,700 square feet; Atlantic Avenue,
23,000 square feet) Mowing, edging, irrigation,
trash pick -up and eradicating pests.
WATER WELLS (Six locations, 11750 square feet)
Mowing, edging, weeding and irrigation.
STREET ISLANDS (3 locations, 3,100 square feet) Mowing,
edging, weeding and irrigation.
L.S.C. YARD (640 square feet) Mowing, edging, weeding
and irrigation.
1. TREE MAINTENANCE
Trees Full Trimmed
• va aacca
69 -90
1300
Trees Removed
Stumps Removed
Trees Planted
2 .
53
24
60
L Tree Root 219
Prunnin
ESTIMATE
EXPENDITURES 90 -91 EST.
Tree Maintenance
Sidewalk Project
Park Maintenance
Subtotal
Landscape Fund
Estimated Surplus
from 1989 -90
$ 38,678
Total Amount to be Assessed $1,080,422
Tons of
Trimmings
1147
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$205,700
$434,000
$479,400
$1,119,100
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Engineer's Report
June 5, 1990
Staff is now recommending that the assessment rate be set at a
rate that will make the Landscape Maintenance District self -
sufficient.
DISTRICT DESCRIPTION AND REVENUES
There are approximately 9,854 parcels of property, with
approximately 548,502 front footage within the City of Lynwood,
excluding parcels of public property, the cost of which is not
included in the district.
Total Front Footage Assessment Rate Revenues
548,502 $1.97 $1,080,549
ASSESSMENT ROLL
Pursuant to said Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, as
amended, the "Diagram and Assessment Roll so filed with the
County Auditor, the description of the properties on the map
books of the County Assessor for the then current year, "shall be
used in these proceedings ".
in compliance with the above statute, copies of the County
Assessor's Map and the County Tax Collector's tax rolls were used
in this Engineer's Report. The assessment roll, for each parcel
of land therein, shows the legal description; the County
Assessor's code numbers; the assessable footage used in
calculating the assessment against each individual parcel and the
grand total assessment levied. All parcels of land in said
district were included in two zones of benefit as set forth
hereinabove.
The foregoing Engineer's Report, which includes PLAN and DIAGRAM
NO. 1978 -L, ASSESSMENT ROLL and the ESTIMATE OF COSTS, is
presented herewith for your
approval by resolution.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1990.
Respectfully,
PH Y. G P.E.�
City Engineer
City of Lynwood
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DATE: JUNE 19,1990
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: EMILIO M. MURGA, ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
SUBJECT: LYNWOOD LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
(FY 1990 -91)
PURPOSE:
This report recommends that the City Council set the assessment
rates for Lighting Assessment District; and approve the
attached resolution overruling protests and ordering the levying
of annual assessments for said district.
BACKGROUND:
On June 5, 1990, the City Council approved the Engineer's Report,
and further did proceed to give notice of the time and place for
a Public Hearing on all matters relating to said assessment
district and the proposed assessment rates.
ANALYSIS:
The estimated cost for providing City wide lighting for the next
fiscal year is $1,274,900. Since a surplus of $237,892 is
Projected this year, the revenue required for FY 1990 -91 is
$1,037,008. The recommended ,assessment based on the above
required revenue will therefore be $1.74 1F.F for residential and
$3.24/F.F. for commercial. The cost to an average 50' residential
lot would amount to $87.00.
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council:
1. Set the assessment rate for the Lynwood Lighting Assessment
District at $1.74 per foot of front footage for residential
property and $3.24 per foot of front footage for commercial
property.
1. Approve the attached resolution ordering the assessment levy.
Attachment
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AGENDA ITEid
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RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD OVERRULING PROTESTING AND ORDERING THE
LEVYING OF ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS FOR THE EXISTING
LYNWOOD LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FOR FISCAL
YEAR 1990 -91.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood did on
the 3rd day of April , 1990, adopt its Resolution No. 90 -47
proposing the annual assessment for the Lighting Assessment
District and directing the Director of Public Works to prepare a
report in connection therewith; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works did on the 5th day
of June, 1990, submit a report in relation to said District
pursuant to the provisions of the "Landscape and Lighting Act of
1972" (Part 2 of Division 15 of the Street and Highways Code of
the Sate of California) and
WHEREAS, the City Council did on the 5th day of June,
1990, adopt Resolutions No. 90 -84 and 90 -85 approving the
Engineer's Report herein mentioned and declaring its intention to
levy and collect assessments within said District and fixing the
time and place for a hearing on the matter of said District; and
WHEREAS, evidence has been received as to the
publication and posting of notice of said hearing in the time,
form and manner required by law.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
DOES HEREBY FIND, DETERMINE, ORDER AND RESOLVE as follows:
Section 1. Each and all of the recitals set forth
hereinabove are true and correct.
Section 2. The protests submitted, if any, do not
represent property owners owning more than 50 percent of the area
of assessable lands within said district, and said protests are
hereby overruled.
Section 3. The Lynwood Lighting Assessment for the
fiscal year 1990 -91 shall be $1.74 and $3.24 per foot of front
footage for residentially and commercially zoned properties
respectively.
Section 4. The City Clerk is hereby authorized and
directed to forthwith file a certified copy of said diagram and
assessment with the County Auditor.
Section 5. The City Clerk is hereby further authorized
and directed to file a statement as described in the Government
Code Section 54900 and following with the County Assessor
immediately after the adoption of this resolution.
Section 6. This resolution shall take effect immediately
upon it adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of 1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
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LYNWOOD LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
ENGINEER'S REPORT
Pursuant to the
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LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING ACT OF 1972
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(Division 15, Part 2)
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS CODE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DATED: JUNE 5, 1990
LYNWOOD LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO, 90 -A
Prepared by:
JOSEPH Y. WANG, P.E.
City Engineer
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, California 90262
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ENGINEER'S REPORT
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THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL, LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA
LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO 90 -A
Gentlemen:'
Pursuant to the Resolution No. 90 -46, adopted by your Honorable
Body on April 3, 1990, I have prepared the
ENGINEER'S REPORT
required by the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, as amended,
(being Division 15, Part 2, Streets and Highways Code of the State
of California). The proposed special assessment proceedings
contemplate the levying of "an assessment for providing the
necessary funds to furnish the electrical energy, and for the
maintenance of the electrical standards and fixtures in Lighting
Assessment District No. 90 -A, hereafter referred to. The levy
will be against those parcels of land within said district
benefiting from the proposed
improvements, as required by law.
THE ENGINEER'S REPORT
Pursuant to Division 15, Part 2, of said Lighting Act of 1972, as
amended, it is required that an Engineer's Report be prepared and
filed with the City Clerk, who, in turn, presents it to the City
Council for its consideration.
The said Engineer's Report consists of the following:
1. DIAGRAM AND PLAN NO. 1990 -A , which included the parcels
of land within the assessment district, each being fully
dimensioned; the legal description of each parcel and the
boundaries of the assessment district are shown, the parcels of
land in said district subject to assessments are all the parcels
of land within the City, except those parcels of public property
which are exempt from assessments as provided by law.
The plan shows the approximate location and type of each lamp
within said district. For more detailed information, reference is
hereby made to Diagrams and Plan No. 1990 -A presented herewith.
2. SPECIFICATIONS The services to be provided include, but
are not limited to, the following: electrical energy; repair and
replacement of street light standards and fixtures; labor;
materials; equipment; miscellaneous improvements, overhead and
incidental work as required.
3. ESTIMATE of the cost of the electrical energy, operation
and maintenance (including the incidental expenses) for the one
year
Engineer's Report
JUNE 5, 1990
Page 2
period beginning July, 1990, and
ending June 30, 1991, is as
follows:
A. Personnel
$ 37,670
B. Maintenance & Operations
551,300
C. Street Maintenance /Capital
Costs 50,000
D. Department Overhead
25,800
E. General Overhead
51,500
F. CIP Projects
558,630
TOTAL COST $1,274,900
Lighting Fund, Estimated
Surplus from 1989 -90
$ 237,892 -
Total Revenue Required
$1,037,008
4. TOTAL NUMBER OF LIGHTS IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
EDISON OWNED CITY OWNED TOTAL
Lumen Number Lumen
Number Lumen
Number
0 0 7,000
162 7,000
162
9,500 1,665 0
0 9,500
1,665
15,000 150 15,000
25 15,000
175
20,000 170 20,000
105 20,000
275
0 0 25,500
506 25,500
506
0 0 35,000
8 35,000
8
0 0 47,000
87 47,000
87
0 0 55,000
5 55,000
5
TOTAL 1,985
898
2,883
5. ZONE DESCRIPTION
1. Residential properties with
7,000 - 15,000 lumen
lights.
2. Commercial properties with 20,000 - 55,000 lights.
There are approximately 9,854 parcels
of property within
the City
of Lynwood, excluding parcels of public property, the
cost of
which is not included in their respective zones.
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Engineer's Report
June 5, 1990
Page 3
6. DISTRICT DES CRIPTION AND COST:
Zone Feet Rate Amount
1 493,420 $1.74 $858,551
2 55,082 $3.24 $178,466
$1,037,017
Estimated Revenue $1,037,017
Lighting Fund, Estimated $237,892
Surplus from 1989 -90
$1,274,909
7. ASSESSMENT ROLL
Pursuant to said Lighting Assessment Act of 1972, as amended, the
"Diagram and Assessment Roll so filed with the County Auditor, the
description of the properties on the map books of the County
Assessor for the then current year, "shall be used in these
proceedings."
In compliance with the above statute, copies of the County
Assessor's Map and the County Tax Collector's tax rolls were used
in this Engineer's Report. The assessment roll, for each parcel
of land therein, shows the legal description, the County
Assessor's code numbers; the assessable footage used in
calculating the assessment against each individual parcel and the
grand total assessment levied. All parcels of land in said
district were included in two zones of benefit as set forth
hereinabove.
The foregoing Engineer's Report, which
NO. 1990 -A, ASSESSMENT ROLL and the
presented herewith for your
approval by resolution.
Dated this 5th day of June 1990.
Respectfully,
EPH Y. WANG, P
City Engineer
City of Lynwood
Attachments
includes PLAN and DIAGRAM
ESTIMATE OF COSTS, is
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ITEM #12 ON YOUTH HIRING PROGRAM WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO
COUNCIL UNDER SEPARATE COVERS.
AGENDA ITEM
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DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
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TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNC�I�L� /�
FROM: EMILIO M. MURGA, ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS�ff"
SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF THE MULTI - COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT
PURPOSE
Under the Public Works Mutual Aid Agreement, in an event of a
catastrophic disaster, the City of Lynwood as a signatory to the
Agreement (see Attachment), can provide as well as receive
public works assistance . The Agreement establishes the terms of
providing and receiving public works mutual assistance and aids
in expediting the necessary assistance during such disaster.
BACKGROUND:
The Area "E" Disaster Board encourages member cities to become a
signatory to the Agreement as already signed by Los Angeles and
Orange Counties. The Public Works personnel and equipment,
according to the Area "E" Disaster Board, can be tremendous
resource when pooled with other jurisdictions. Such resources can
be shared during major disasters. Formal Mutual Aid Agreements
for the Fire and Law Enforcement Agencies have already been
established and proven effective.
ANALYSIS
The Agreement is intended -to be used in major disasters when any
one County resources are not adequate to-cope with the disaster
and outside public works resources are required. The Agreement
contains a reimbursement provision for the party providing
assistance. In addition, the rendering of mutual aid to an
affected party is voluntary.
Recommendation
The staff recommends that the City becomes a signatory to the
Public Works Mutual Aid Agreement.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
TO AUTHORIZE THE APPROVAL OF THE PUBLIC WORKS
MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTIES OF LOS ANGELES
AND ORANGE AND OTHER CITIES AND COUNTIES AS THEY
MAY BECOME SIGNATORY TO THE PUBLIC WORKS MUTUAL AID
AGREEMENT.
WHEREAS, The City of Lynwood is aware of the great need
for Disaster Training and Emergency Preparedness; and
WHEREAS, the Counties of Los Angeles and Orange have
signed a Public Works Aid Agreement to be implemented on an as
needed basis during any catastrophic disaster; and
WHEREAS, Mutual Aid agreements are effectively used
between agencies in the Police and Fire Services; and
WHEREAS, during such a major disaster, City Public Works
resources will be insufficient to meet the needs of the moment; and
WHEREAS, in the event of a serious disaster in a
neighboring city, the City of Lynwood may be able to extend
Public Works Disaster Assistance to that affected city; and
WHEREAS, there is presently no agreement in place to
govern the extension of Public Works Mutual Aid during a
disaster,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the Lynwood City Council
hereby approve the MULTI - COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of
1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
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APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
City of Lynwood
Emilio M. Murga
Acting Director of Public Works
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PUBLIC WORKS MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT
ORIGINAL
This Mutual Aid Agreement ( "Agreement ") is made and entered into by those parties
who have adopted and signed this Agreement.
WHEREAS, the California Office of Emergency Services, the League of
California Cities, the County Supervisors Association of California, and the
American Public Works Association have expressed a mutual interest in the
establishment of a plan to facilitate and encourage public works mutual aid
agreements between political subdivisions throughout California; and
WHEREAS, the parties hereto have determined that it would be in their
best interests to enter into an agreement that implements that plan and sets
forth procedures and the responsibilities of the parties whenever emergency
personnel, equipment and facility assistance is provided from one party's
Public Works Department to the other; and
WHEREAS, no party should be in a position of depleting unreasonably its
own resources, facilities, or services providing such mutual aid; and
WHEREAS, such an agreement is in accord with the California Emergency
Services Act set forth in Title 2, Division 1, Chapter 7 (Section 8550 et seq.)
of the Government Code and specifically with Article 14 (Section 8630 et seq.)
of the Act.
NOW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE CONDITIONS AND COVENANTS
CONTAINED HEREIN, THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
I. For this Agreement, the following terms shall be ascribed the following
meanings:
a.
"Coordinator" shall mean the person designated by each party to act
on behalf of that party on all matters relative to mutual aid, to
include but not be limited to requests, responses, and reimbursement.
b.
"Local Emergency" shall mean the actual or threatened existence of
conditions of disaster or extreme peril to the safety of persons or
property within the territorial limits of one of the parties caused
by human or natural conditions such as air pollution, fire, flood,
storm, wind, earthquake, explosion, transportation accident, hazard-
ous material problem, tsunami, sudden or severe energy shortage,
epidemic, riot or other
occurrences, other than conditions resulting
from a labor controversy, which occurrences, or the immediate threat
thereof, are likely to be beyond the control of the personnel,
equipment, or facilities of that party to this Agreement and which
personnel, equipment or facilities of the other party are therefore
desired to combat.
c.
An "Operational Area' for the coordination of public works mutual aid
shall normally be a County and ail the Jurisdictions within the County
that
are parties to this Agreement. A different public works opera-
tional
area may be established by the parties in some unique cases.
2.
Coordinators designated by each party shall be designated by Title,
Name, Address and Phone Number, and if said Coordinator changes, the
other parties of the Agreement shall be notified in writing as soon as
practical after the appointment has been made through the Agreement
Coordinator designated in Paragraph 18 hereinafter.
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3. When a Local Emergency has been proclaimed by party's
governing body or authorized official, the Coordinator may request
assistance.
4. When request for assistance is received, the as Coordinator shall
promptly advise of the extent of response, provide whatever personnel,
equipment, and /or facilities as can be provided without jeopardizing
the safety of persons or property within their jurisdiction. No party
receiving a request for assistance shall be under any obligation to
provide assistance or incur any liability for not complying with the
request.
5. When the assisting Coordinator's personnel, equipment, and /or facil-
ities are no longer required or when assisting Coordinator advises
that the resources are required within their own Jurisdiction, the
requesting Coordinator shall immediately arrange for the return of
those resources.
6. Requesting party shall be responsible for the safekeeping of the
resources provided by the assisting party. Requesting Coordinator
shall remain in charge of the incident or occurrence and shall provide
control and direction to the resources provided by the assisting party.
The request may include for providing supervisory personnel to take
direct charge of the resources under the general direction of the
requesting Coordinator. Requesting Coordinator shall make arrange-
ments for housing and feeding, assisting personnel, fueling, servicing,
and repair of equipment if such support is requested by assisting
Coordinator. Assisting party's personnel shall not be deemed employees
of requesting party and vice versa.
7. The requesting party agrees to pay all direct, indirect, administra-
tive and contracted costs of assisting party incurred as a result of
providing assistance pursuant to this Agreement, based upon standard
rates applicable to assisting party's internal operations. Payment
shall be made within sixty (60) days after receipt of a detailed
invoice. Requesting party shall not assume any liability for,the
direct payment of any salary or wages to any officer or employee of
assisting party.
8. Requesting party shall hold harmless, indemnify, and defend the
assisting party, its officers, agents, and employees against all lia-
bility, claims, losses, demands or actions for injury to, or death of,
a person or persons, or damages to property arising out of, or alleged
to arise out of or in consequence of, this Agreement provided such
liability, claims, losses, demands, or actions are claimed to be due
to the acts or omissions of the requesting party, its officers, agents,
or employees, or employees of the assisting party working under the
direction and control of the requesting party when the act or omission
of such assisting party employee occurs or is alleged to occur within
the scope of employment under the direction and control of the
requesting party.
9. When mutual aid is provided, the requesting and assisting agencies,
will keep account records of the personnel, equipment, and materials
provided as required by Federal and State (NDAA) and FENA guidelines
to maximize the possibility of Federal and State disaster reimbursement.
Each party shall have access to other party's records for this purpose.
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10. Agreement shall take effect immediately upon its execution and shall
remain in effect until terminated.
11. Any party may withdraw from agreement without cause upon delivery of
sixty (60) days prior written notice to the Agreement Coordinator
designated in Paragraph 18 hereinafter.
12. To the extent that they are inconsistent with this agreement all prior
agreements for public works mutual aid between the parties hereto are
hereby null and void.
13. Requests for mutual aid assistance under this Agreement when more
than one County is impacted by a disaster, should be channeled
through the appropriate Regional State Office of Emergency Services
to ensure maximum effectiveness in allocating resources to the
highest priority needs.
14. Requests for Public Works assistance from outside of an operational
area should be channeled through the authorized emergency management
organizations for the requesting and providing parties' operational
areas.
15. Any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement,
or the breach thereof, shall be settled by arbitration in accordance
with the Rules of the American Arbitration Association and judgment on
the award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered in any court
having jurisdiction thereof.
16. This Agreement in no way acts to abrogate or waive any immunity available
under the Tort Claims Act.
17. Initial signatories to this Agreement are:
Los Angeles County
Orange County
18. The County of Los Angeles shall act as the initial Agreement coordinator
of this program for the purpose of:
a. Receipt of new members to the Agreement.
b. Maintaining a current list of signatory parties and representatives.
c. Circulating annually a list of all parties and Representatives to all
signatory parties.
d. Arranging for amendments to agreement as may be necessary.
The party acting as Agreement Coordinator may transfer these responsi-
bilities to another party with the consent of that party and upon
notification of the other parties to the Agreement.
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19. All signatory parties agree that any other qualified public agency or
quasi public agency may become a party to this agreement by executing a
duplicate Copy of this agreement and sending same to the Agreement
Coordinator, initially the County of Los Angeles, addressed as follows:
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works
900 South Fremont Avenue
Alhambra, CA 91803 -1331
Attention: Disaster Services Coordinator
ATTEST
SIGNED AND CERTIFIED THAT A COPY OF
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN DELIVERED TO
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD.
BY k - �
LINDA D. RUTH JA
CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
APPROVED AS TO FORM
DeWitt W. Clinton
County Counsel
PRINCIP L - PUT1 —`
APPROVED AS TO FORM;
ADRIAN KUYPER, COUNTY COUNSEL
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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Deputy
ORANGE COUNTY
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IN WITNESS THEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement by their
duly authorized officers on the dates hereinafter indicated.
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PUBLIC WORKS MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT
NO. 62170
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ADDITIONAL PARTIES TO AGREEMENT
CITY OF LYNWOOD
IN WITNESS THEREOF, the parties hereto have executed
this Agreement by their duly authorized officers on the dates
hereinafter indicated.
BY:
ROBERT HENNING, MAYOR
DATE:
ATTEST:
BY:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
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DATE:
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DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCI
FROM: EMILIO M. MURGA, ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS ty� /
SUBJECT: WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEAR 1990 -91
PURPOSE:
To set a public bearing for the purpose of hearing objections
to the abatement of weeds on property listed on the attached
resolution.
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.
The attached resolution sets a public hearing on performing
said work on parcels listed. The hearing date shall be
July 17, 1990 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 property 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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AGIMA ITEK
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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 exists a public nuisance on certain parcels of
land 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 material being located on or in
front thereof, a public nuisance exists upon the parcel of land, lot
or portions of lots set forth below:
Belle Vernon acres; Portion of Lot 27
Block 14; (3200 El Segundo),
Modjeska Acres; Portion of Lots 6, 26, and 27
J.J. Bullis; Portion of Lot 2 (4317 Carlin)
' Tract 3025; Portion of Lots 1176 and 1177
(3381 Orchard)
Tract 5418; Portion of Lot 11 and Portion of.Lot 12,
Block 2 (2709 108th)
Tract 5418; Portion of Lot 10 and Portion of Lot 11,
Block 4 (2719 -23 109th)
Tract 5418'; Lot 12, Block 10 (2739 Norton)
Tract 92; Portion of Lot 70 (2743 Norton)
Tract 7099; Lot 4 (12421 Atlantic)
Tract 7099; Lot 16 and portion of Lot 15 (12527)
Tract 7984;
Tract 7984;
Tract 150
Tract 3078;
Tract 3172;
Tract 5686,
Portion
Portion
16; Lo
Lot 835
Lot 836
Lot 198
of Lot 326 (11168 Pope)
of Lot 336 (11252 Pope)
L 75 (4043 Beechwood)
(3522 Cedar)
and 837 (12102 Long Beach)
(12138 Louise Street)
Modjeska Park, Lot 32, 33, 34 (2971 Imperial Hwy.)
Modjeska Park, Lot 13, 14 (2975 Fernwood)
Bell- Vernon - Acres, Lot 64, Block 17
Tract 4936, Lot 97 (10201 State St.)
Tract 4936, Lot 102 (10234 Long Beach B1.)
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Tract 4936, Lot 224 (13044 Long Beach B1.)
Tract 3025, Lot 995 (3303 Magnolia Ave.)
Tract 3025, Lot 1031 (3327 Burton Ave.)
Tract 3172, Lot 861, 862 (12200 Long Beach B1.
& 12206 Long Beach Bl.) '
Tract 7984, Lot 112 (11322 Atlantic Ave.)
Tract 7984, Lot 113 (11322 Atlantic Ave.)
Tract 7984, Lot 114 (11322 Atlantic Ave.)
Tract 10978, Lot 4 (11118 Duncan Ave.)
J.J. Bullis, Portion of Lot 2 (12225 Atlantic Ave.)
Tract 7099, Portion of Lot 6, 9 & 10
(12434, 12436 & 12440 Cookacre Ave.)
Tract 7099, Lot 22 (12628 Cookacre Ave.)
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 17th day of July
1990, 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.
HO
7. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon
its adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of ,
1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
ty Attorney
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
as.
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
EMILIO M. MURGA
Acting Director of Public Works
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 ,1990.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
0
DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: EMILIO M. MURGA, ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
SUBJECT: WEED ABATEMENT PROGRAM FOR FY 1989 -90
PURPOSE:
To approve those charges identified during FY 1989 -90 for weed
abatement and to direct staff to forward said charges to the
County Assessor's Office for collection.
FACTS
• Section 39560 through 39587 of the Government Code allow
cities to abate weeds on parcels and collect the cost of such
through a special assessment against that parcel.
• On September 19, 1989, Council directed staff to abate weeds
on certain parcels of land within the City of Lynwood by
approving Resolution No. 89 -170
• The attached report indicates the cost of such abatement on
each separate lot. This report has been posted for the
required 3 days prior to tonight's meeting.
• Once approved by Council, the attached list will be forwarded
to the County Assessor's Office for collection.
RECOMMENDATION
That the City Council approve the attached resolution entitled:
"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE DIRECTOR OF
PUBLIC WORKS /CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT, AND AUTHORIZING LEVY OF
ASSESSMENT COVERING THE EXPENSE OF ABATING DRY AND DRYING WEEDS
FOR THE 1989 -90 FISCAL YEAR."
C07.100
AGE DA ITEM
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RESOLUTION NO.
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RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD APPROVING THE
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS' REPORT
AND AUTHORIZING LEVY OF ASSESSMENT
COVERING THE EXPENSE OF ABATING DRY
AND DRYING WEEDS FOR THE 1989 -90
L FISCAL YEAR
WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works has heretofore
filed with the City Council a report setting forth the actual
cost of the abatement of dry and drying weeds that existed on
certain parcels of land in the City of Lynwood for the
1989 -90 fiscal year.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Lynwood, as follows:
SECTION 1. That said report, together with the
assessment roll showing the various parcels of land assessed for
abating said nuisance, is hereby adopted and approved unmodified.
SECTION 2. That the levying of the assessment is hereby
authorized and approved.
SECTION 3. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to
transmit to the County-of Los Angeles Tax Collector the
assessment roll for assessment and collection.
L SECTION 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately
upon its adoption,
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of June,
1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM: APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
L
City Attorney
City of Lynwood
EMILIO M. MURGA
Acting Director of Public Works
C07.110
0
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
ON WEED ABATEMENT
YEAR 1989 -90
1 6
WORKS' REPORT
COST FOR FISCAL
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 39560 - 39587 of the
Government Code and in accordance with Resolution No. 89-170 of
the City Council of the City of Lynwood, I have caused the
abatement of weed nuisance on certain lots in said City, which
work was completed on June 7, 1990, and I submit herewith an
itemized report, in writing, showing the cost of such abatement
on each separate lot, or in front thereof, or both.
I do further declare that a copy of this report be submitted to
said City Council at its meeting to be held on June 19, 1990, at
which time any interested property owner may file his objections
or protests to the proposed assessment.
EMILIO M. MURGA
Acting Director of Public Works
C07.110
YEAR 19131
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RESOLUTION NO. 89 -170
A RESOLUTION PASSING UPON OBJECTION AND DIRECTING
HE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC MORES /CITY ENGINEER TO ABATE
THE NUISANCE OF DRY AND DRYING WEEDS THAT EXIST ON
CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
adopted Resolution No. 89 -151, relating to the abatement of dry
and drying weeds, stubble, brush, litter or other flammable
material, on certain parcels of land in the City of Lynwood; and
WHEREAS, due notice was given to destroy such weeds
pursuant to the provisions of Section 59567.1 of the Government
Code; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has
considered all the facts and is fully informed in the matter, and
they have acquired jurisdiction to proceed and perform the work
of removal of said nuisance.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that any objections
presented to said City Council are hereby overruled, and that the
Director of Public Works /City Engineer of the City of Lynwood be
and he is hereby instructed to abate the nuisance described in
said Resolution No. 89 -151, by having said nuisance referred
to be removed, and he and his assistants are hereby expressly
authorised to enter upon private property for that purpose.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that any property owners shall
have the right to have any such nuisance removed and abated at
his own expense, provided such work is done prior to the time
that work is done by the Director of Public Works /City Engineer.
If the work is done by the property owner, no charge shall be
made by the City of Lynwood.
This resolution shall take affect immediately upon its
adoption.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 19th day of
shpt me�ox- 1989.
EVELYN WE S, 7Mayor
City of Lynwood
AT ST / _ _ //
L zfi��
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Ci ttorney
CII-030
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
City of Lynwood
QPS EPH Y. , P. E.
Director of Public Works/
City Engineer
STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1
1 sa.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing resolution was
I
duly adopted by the City Council of said City at e
regular meeting thereof held in the City Hall of said City on the
19th day of 'September , 1989 and passed by the following
vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS HEINE, HENNING, MORRIS, RICHARDS, WELLS
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
City Clerk, City o£ Lyn od
STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1
) as.
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. 89 -170 on file in my office and that said
resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein
stated. Dated this 22nd day of September , 1989.
/ Cler , City Ly nwood
fl1 -020
HESOLAYMN NO. 89 -151
RB901MCN OF INP14MCN 70 ABATE DRY AND iRYNG WHEDS
ON CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND IN THE CITY OF LYNNOCC
WHM A8, Chapter 13 of the Government Code, cited as "weed and
Rubbish Abateaent," provides for abatement of dry and drying weeds, stubble,
brush, litter, or other fla®ble material, that oaratitute a Public Nuisance;
and
I WHEREAS, it has been brought to the attention of the City Council of
the City of Lynwood by the Director of Public worim /City Engineer that there
exists a public nuisance on certain parcels of land in the City of Linwood, m
hereinafter sore particularly described.
NOW, THBRBPCIE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Lynwood, as follows:
1. That by reason of dry and drying weeds, stubble, bash, litter
or other fl --- ble saterial being located on or in front thereof, a public
nuisance exists upon the parcel of land, lot or portions of lots act forth
below:
Belle Vernon acres; Portion of Lot 27
Block 14; (3200 F1 Segundo),
Modjeaka Acres; Portion of Lot 6
Nodjeska Acres; Portion of Lots 26 t 27
J. J. Bullis; portion of Lot 2 (4317 Carlin)
Tract 3025; Portion of Lots 1176 and 1177
(3381 Orchard)
I _ Tract 6418; Portion of Lot 11 and Portion of Lot 12,
Bloch 2 (2709 108th)
Tract 6418; Portion of lot 10 and Portion of Lot 11,
Block 4 (2719 -23 109th)
Tract 5418; lot 12, Block 10 (2739 Norton)
Tract 92; Portion of Lot 70 (2743 Norton)
Treat 7099; Lot 4 (12421 Atlantic)
Treat 7099; Lot 16 and portion of lot 15 (12527)
Treat 7099; Lot 17 (12601 Atlantic)
-.� Tract 7984; Portion of lot 326 (11168 Pope)
Tract 7984; Portion of Lot 336 (11252 Rope)
m Tract 16016; lot 75 (4043 Beachwood)
Tract 3078; lot 935 (3522 Cedar)
-� Tract 3172; lot 836 " 837 (12102 Lang Beach)
t ' Tract 6686, Lot 198 (12138 Louise Street)
1 Modjeska Park. Lot 32, 33, 34 (2971 Imperial Highway)
Modjeaka Park, lot 13, 14 (2975 Fernwood)
Bell - Vernon - Acres, lot 64, Block 17
Tract 4936, lot 97 (10201 State St)
Tract 4936, lot 102 (10234 long Beach Blvd.)
Tract 4936, Lot 224 (13044 long Beech Blvd.)
Tract 3025, Lot 995 (3303 Magnolia Ave.)
Tract 3025, Lot 1031 (3327 Burton Ave.)
Treat 3172, Lot 861, 862 (12200 Long Bead, Blvd
l 12206 Lu=ng Beach Blvd.)
Treat. 7984, Lot 112 (11322 Atlantic Ave.)
Treat 7984, Lot 113 (11322 Atlantic Ave.)
Treat 7984, Lot 114 (11322 Atlantic Ave.)
Tract 10978, Lot 4 (11118 Duncan Ave.)
J.J. Bullis, Portion of Lot 2 (12225 Atlantic Ave.)
Treat 7099, Portion of Lots 6, 9 A 30
(12434, 12436 t 12440 Cookacre Ave.)
Tract 7099, Lot 22 (12628 Cookacte Ave.)
2. That said seeds ate hereby food and declared to be seasonal and
recurrent nuisanoes;
3. That said seeds sad/or stubble, brush, litter, or other flaems-
ble material which endangers the public safety by creating a fire hazard,
constitute a public nuisance which suet be abated by the removal thereof and
that if the same ate not removed by the carers of the aforesaid property, the
nuisance will be abated by the City and the coat thereof assessed upon said
properties and that upon confirmation, such coats will constitute a lien
thereon until paid;
4. That the Director of Public Worts /City RMinueer is directed to
cause said notions to be posted in the time, fora end server required by law;
S. That the Director of Public Works /City Engineer is directed to
cause said notions to be posted in the time, fore and manner required by law;
6. That the proceedings for aforesaid work shall be taken coder
an Act of the Legislature of the State of California designated as the
Government Code, Chapter 13, Section 39501, at seq., cited as "Weed and
Rubbish Abstaent ", and amendments thereto.
7. Notice in hereby given that on the 19th day of r, 1989
Tuesday, at the her of 7:90 City Hale
p.m., >n the Council Chambers, City Ball, 11990
Bullies Road, in the City of Lytasrod, any and all parsons having any objections
or protests to maid proposed work may appear before aid City Council and show
cause why maid proposed work should not be carried out in accordance with said
Act.
8. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption .
PASSED, APPBCIVRD and ADOPM this 15th day of August . 1969.
EVELYN 5 r
City of +nod
ArrR9T:
Z' zz.��
ANDREA L. BLIC1PIIi, Ci Cl
City of Lynwood
f"r:::•ua, a •..,r...,
P E.
Director of Public Works/
City Engineer
STATE OF CAlXFaWIA )
) ma.
C011i19 OF LOS ANGELES 1
I, the undersigned, City Clerk of the City of LMrAood, do
I 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 15th day of aUpnat , 1989.
AYES: COUNCILMEMBRS HEINE, RENNING, MORRIS, RICHARDS, YELLS
NOES: NONE
ABS12,71 NONE
(j3�Ls,sGcc.��
City Clerk, City of Lynwood
I
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
68.
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. 89 -151 on file in my office and that said
resolution was adopted on the date and by the vote therein
stated.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1989.
L� �•
Clty Clerk
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DATE: June 19, 1990
TO: Honorable Mayor And City Council
FROM: Kenrick Karefa- Johnson, Interim Director
Community Development Department
SUBJECT: Business LinencP Poo rn,
Permanent Billboards
Purpose
The staff is proposing to amend the Lynwood Municipal Code by
adding sections to Chapter 4 (Licenses and Business Regulations)
and Chapter 17 (Signs), relating to Business License Fees for
outdoor permanent billboards.
Background
1. On December 5, 1989, the City Council established a
moratorium on the erection and installation of off - premises
freestanding signs. The purpose was to design a fee
structure to cover expenses of monitoring and controlling the
proliferation of such signs.
2. At its meeting on May 15, 1990, the City Council introduced
Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 8, relating to off - premises
freeway oriented signs. This amendment included requirements
for location and construction of new signs along the freeways
per State Law, as the City Council wishes to lease land to
sign companies for construction of billboards along the
Century I 105 freeway.
3. On June 5, the City Council held a public meeting on this
matter and continued the item to June 19 to allow all Council
members an opportunity to comment and vote on the proposal.
Issues And Analysis
There are several large outdoor permanent billboards located
within the City. It is the City Council's desire to have City
staff monitor and control the proliferation of such signs. At
present, no business license fee is charged by the City for use
of these billboards.
The City Attorney has informed staff, that a business license fee
may be imposed on billboards within the City. Specifically, a
billboard fee based on the square footage of each billboard is
lawftul because the gross revenue increases as the square footage
of the billboard increases. For each person advertising by
outdoor billboards, there will be a business license fee of $0.30
cents per square foot of sign area. This will be collected
annually as other fees for business licenses. In this respect, a
City's tax on billboards based on square footage is no different
than a gross receipts tax.
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The City Attorney has also informed staff that as long as the
City taxes all billboards in an equal manner, there should be no
basis for an equal protection challenge. Further, if the amount
of the tax does not constitute a prohibition of the business or a
confiscation of the property, there will probably be no due
process problem.
Recommendation
Staff respectfully requests, that after consideration the City
Council, waive the reading and introduce the proposed amendment,
adding a City tax, based on square footage of outdoor billboards.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTIONS 4 -7.9 AND
17.2.10 OF THE LYNWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO
FEES ON OUTDOOR BILLBOARDS
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA,
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: Section 4- 7.9a.1. of the Lynwood
Municipal Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
a. Alphabetical Listing for A.
1. ADVERTISING *:
(a) Billposting: For each person
advertising by billposting or signing or other
than permanent billboards, by hanging or
otherwise, displaying signs on posts, buildings
or other structures, per day . . . . . $ 10.00
Cross reference: Signs and other outdoor advertising displays,
subsection 17 -2.2 et seq.
*Cross references: Advertising and signs, Ch. 17, occupational
licensing or carnivals, circuses and similar shows, subsection
4 -7.9c.
(b) Billboards: For each person
advertising by outdoor billboards
(1) per year. Per square foot . . . .$ .30
Cross reference: Outdoor billboards §17-2 .10.
(c) Handbill distributors: For each
person advertising by means of distributing
handbills, dodgers, stickers, advertising
samples, circulars, booklets or other notices of
advertisements:
(1)
(2)
Per
Per
year . . . . .
.$
120.00
quarter . . .
.$
40.00
(3)
Per
day . . . . . .
. . . . .$
10.00
Cross reference: Handbill distributors, §4 -22 et seq.
(d) Lighting equipment: For each person
advertising by means of portable searchlights or arc
lights or light - producing apparatus or equipment:
(1) Per Year, for an unlimited number of
lighting machines or devices . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 100.00
(2) Per day, for each machine . . $ 10.00
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Let Sound devices: For each person advertising
by means of sound trucks, portable loudspeakers or
sound - producing apparatus or equipment, per day . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10.00
Licenses issued pursuant to this subparagraph shall
be subject to compliance with the requirements of the
traffic authority.
Cross references: Sound trucks, subsection 3- 12.14b et seq;
sound amplification devices other than sound trucks, §3 -12 et
seq.
SECTION 2: The city Clerk shall certify to the
Passage of this ordinance and shall cause same to be published
once in the Lynwood Press within fifteen days after its passage
and said ordinance shall become effective thirty days after its
passage.
INTRODUCED this _ day of
, 1990.
SIGNED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS _ DAY OF
, 1990.
Robert Hennings, Mayor
City of Lynwood, California
ATTEST:
ANDREA HOOPER, City Clerk of
the City of Lynwood, California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) ss:
CITY OF LYNWOOD )
I, ANDREA HOOPER, City Clerk of the City of Lynwood,
California, do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was
duly and regularly adopted, passed and approved by a the City
Council of the City of Lynwood, California, at a regular
meeting of said City Council held at the regular meeting place
thereof on the _ day of
vote: 1990 by the following
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
EXCUSED:
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Dated this day of 1990.
Approved As To Form:
City Attorney
Andrea Hooper, City Clerk
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DATE: June 19, 1990
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Kenrick Karefa- Johnson, Interim Director
Community Development Department
SUBJECT: Proposals For Construction 'Of Off- Premises Signs Along
The Glen Anderson I 105 and 710 Freeway
Purpose
To enter into an agreement with a sign company leasing land for
construction of off- premises freeway oriented signs along the
Glen Anderson, I 105, and 710 freeways.
Facts
1. The City of Lynwood in the past years has purchased property
along the Glen Anderson, I 105 freeway, to be used as
parkland. (see attached map).
2. The City Council at its February 6, meeting approved a land
use plan for the General Plan. The above mentioned
properties have been designated commercial and given a zoning
classification of C -2 (Light Commercial) Zone.
3. Light Commercial as a zoning classification allows for the
construction of off - premises freeway oriented signs and is in
compliance with State Law regulating such signs.
4. On June 5, the City Council held a public meeting on this
matter and continued the item to June 19, to allow all
Council members an opportunity to comment and vote on the
proposal.
Issues And Analysis
Upon completion of the I 105 freeway it is the City Council's
desire to lease City owned properties to sign companies for the
placement of off - premises freeway oriented signs. Staff has been
working with sign companies, as well as the State Department of
Transportation; in soliciting information on signage regulations
in order to develop an ordinance which will comply with State
Law. In addition these companies and others were invited to
submit an informal bid (a formal bid in this situation is not
required as the properties were not acquired with funding from an
assessment district) to enter into an agreement with the city to
lease land to promote signage along the freeway.
The Staff report of June 5, indicated that five (5) companies
submitted proposals; they were Prima Vision, Genser Outdoor Sign
Company, Regency Outdoor Sign Company, General Outdoor Sign
Company, and Roberts Outdoor Sign Company. Since then, Staff has
requested bids from other sign companies and received responses
from the following: Pedestal Post, Metropolitan Outdoor
Advertising and Gannett Outdoor Company Inc.
The following is a narrative of the table attached to this
report, which analyzes the proposals of the sign companies which
participated in the bidding process.
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All of the companies propose to construct V -type billboards
signs, except Prima Vision, which proposes both V -type billboards
and (3) three message (several panels that move at the same time)
display boards. Three message display boards are treated as V-
type billboards by way of State Law.
In reference to payment, all companies propose flat rates per
month, except Prima Vision and Pedestral Post, who propose
payment on a percentage basis or flat rate which ever is greater.
Staff proposes to include in the contract an annual review of the
companies revenue with the possibility of increasing required
payments to the City. All companies propose (10) ten year term
contracts except Regency Outdoor and Roberts Outdoor, who propose
(20) twenty year contracts.
Annual Earnings for the City include $280,00 from Prima Vision
$ 64,800 from General Outdoor $ 54,000 from Genser Outdoor
$210,000 from Regency Outdoor and $216,000 from Roberts
Outdoor, 210,000 from Pedestal Post, 210,000 from Metropolitan
Outdoor Advertising Company and $90,000 from Gannett Outdoor
Company Inc.
The Century Freeway is scheduled to open in the beginning of
1993. Staff would like to enter into an agreement which would
then require a deposit from the chosen company and in return the
company would be allowed to construct post for the signs after it
receives approval from the State Department of Transportation and
the City of Lynwood.
Recommendation
Staff respectfully request that after consideration, the City
Council direct staff to enter into an agreement with the sign
company of the councils choice; for construction of signage on
City owned property along the I 105 and 710 freeways.
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PROPOSAL ANALYSIS
COMPANY
TYPE OF
PAYMENT
CITY
TERM
OTHER
DISPLAY
PLAN
EARN-
INGS
PER
YEAR
PRIMA
3 MESSAGE
PERCENTAGE
10 YEARS
VISION
AND PLAIN
(34 %) OR
BOARDS
FLAT RATE
$280,000
TWO SIDED
GENSER
TWO SIDED
FLAT RATE
$54,000
10 YEARS
OUTDOOR
V -TYPE
BOARDS
REGENCY
TWO SIDED
FLAT RATE
$210,000
20 YEARS
OUTDOOR
V -TYPE
BOARDS
ROBERT
TWO SIDED
FLAT RATE
$216,000
20 YEARS
IMMEDIATE
OUTDOOR
V -TYPE
CONTRI-
ADVER-
BOARDS
BUTION
TISING
OF $50,000
DOLLARS
GENERAL
TWO SIDED
FLAT RATE
$64,800
10 YEARS
OUTDOOR
V -TYPE
BOARDS
PEDESTAL
TWO SIDED
PERCENTAGE
$210,000
10 YEARS
POST
V -TYPE
(30 %) OR
BOARDS
FLAT RATE
METRO-
TWO SIDED
FLAT RATE
$150.000
10 YEARS
POLITIAN
V -TYPE
OUTDOOR
BOARDS
ADVER-
TISING
COMPANY
GANNETT
TWO SIDED
FLAT RATE
$90,000
10 YEARS
OUTDOOR
V -TYPE
CO. INC. I
BOARDS
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DATE: June 19, 1990
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Kenrick R. Karefa- Johnson,
Interim Director Community Development
SUBJECT: CONTRACT FOR PUBLIC SERVICES WITH PROJECT IMPACT
PURPOSE
The purpose of this item is to request Council approval of a
contract for Public Services with Project Impact.
FACTS
1. On June 5, 1990, Council approved the City's CDBG
application for the 1990 -91 program year.
2. On June 8, 1990, Council selected the following projects to
provide services to be funded by Block Grant funds:
1. Project Impact
2. After School (Latch Key)
Playground Program
3. Natatorium Extended Hours
4. Firefighter Training Program
3. A contract agreement for these activities has been prepared
in accordance with the Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) and City of Lynwood guidelines. The
contract will run from July 1, 1990 to June 30, 1991.
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION
The Council's approval of the attached agreement will continue
the provisions of juvenile diversion services to citizens of
Lynwood.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff respectfully request that City Council adopt the attached
Resolution:
1. Approving the execution of three (3) copies of the attached
contract between the City and Project Impact.
2• . Authorize the Mayor to sign said Agreement.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF LYNWOOD TO APPROVE A
CONTRACT AGREEMENT FOR PUBLIC SERVICES
TO BE PROVIDED BY PROJECT IMPACT
WHEREAS, on June 5, 1990, Council approved the City
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application for the
1990 -91 Program Year; and
WHEREAS, said application included funding for public
service activities; and
WHEREAS, on June 8, 1990, Council selected Project
Impact as one of the agencies to provide said services; and
WHEREAS, a contract agreement for these activities have
been prepared in accordance with Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) and City guidelines; and
WHEREAS, the term of said agreement is July 1, 1990
through June 30, 1991.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, determine, order and resolve as follows:
SECTION 1. The Contract agreement with Project Impact
for public service activities in the amount of $40,000 is hereby
approved.
SECTION 2. The Mayor is authorized to execute 3 copies
of said Contract upon approval by the City Attorney.
1990.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this — day of
ROBERT HENNING, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
KENRICK R. KAREFA- JOHNSON,
IMTERIM DIRECTOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
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CONTRACT
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This Contract made and entered into this 1st day of July,
1990, by and between the City of Lynwood, a Municipal Corporation,
and Project Impact hereinafter referred to as "Operating Agency ".
W I T N E S S E T H
WHEREAS, the City has entered into a Contract with the
United States of America through its Department of Housing and
Urban
ment Block lo Grant ( DSG) t Program t under the y Housing u and y Community
Development Act of 1974, hereinafter referred to as the "Act" as
amended, and
WHEREAS, operating Agency has been designated by City to
Provide public services under said program.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual convenants
herein set forth and mutual benefits to be derived therefrom, the
parties agree as follows:
1. SCOPE OF SERVICES
The operating Agency is to perform the services set forth
"Exhibit A in
", a copy of which is attached hereto and incoporated
herein by this reference.
TIME OF PERFORMANCE
Said services provided by operating Agency are to commence not
sooner than July 1, 1990, and shall be completed not later than
thirt 30, 1991' however, this contract may be terminated by
event Of such day
termination, eitheAgency r In the
compensated for all services satisfactorily shall be
the date of notice of termination.' 1' Performed prior to
COMPENSATION AND METHOD OFF PAYMENT
Upon such performance, the City shall reimburse Operating
Agency an amount not to exceed $40,000, which shall constitute
full and complete reimbursement hereunder provided, for the
implementation of the project described in Exhibit A to this
Contract. Said reimbursement will only e Paid
received by City from the Federal Governmentunder uthefActufor
allowable costs actually incurred for- the express purpose
specified. The parties understand and agree that such
reimbursement, if any, shall be conditional on receipt of said
funds by the City from the Department of Housing and Urban
Development, and shall not be a charge on any other funds of
the City.
Operating Agency shall submit to the City, a monthly activity
report. Payment to Operating Agency shall be made in four (4)
equal quarterly installments on the first day of each calendar
quarter, commencing July 1, 1990; Operating Agency shall submit
a request for payment in such manner as prescribed by City.
Operating shall be d within
rating Agencyshallalsomaintain in files "Exhibit
(Household Income Certification Statement).
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RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTING
Operating Agency shall submit to the City on a monthly basis
program progress reports which shall be used to monitor their
performance. Operating Agency shall establish an acceptable
accounting system, maintain accounting records, office files
and other evidence pertaining to costs incurred pursuant to
applicable regulations.
Operating Agency shall make available for inspection and audit
to City and HUD representatives, upon request, at any time
during the duration of this Contract and during a period of
five (5) years thereafter, each project or business activity
which is funded in whole or in part with Federal or State grant
monies, whether or not such monies are received through the
City. All such books and records shall be maintained by
Operating Agency at a location in Los Angeles County. Failure
of Operating Agency to comply with the requirements of this
"Section 4" shall constitute a material breach of Contract upon
which the City may cancel, terminate, or suspend this Contract.
5. PROGRAM INCOME
All program income derived from the use of CDBG funds shall be
documented and reported to the HCDA Manager or designee on a
quarterly basis.
6. AUDIT
Operating Agency is responsible for conducting annual audits of
the Program for Federal and fiscal compliance. Said audits
must comform to single audit requirements and are subject to
City and HUD review.
BENEFICIARY DATA
Operating Agency shall submit copies of household income
certification statements relative to client benefit on a
quarterly tatement o
shall besubmitted all a clients serviced• In Said
event this information is not able to be ascertained, a written
statement designating the reasons for such shall also be
submitted. Failure to provide said reports will result in
findings of ineligibility for the affected cases, therefore
jeopardizing future payment requests.
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NONEXPENDABLE PROPERTY
A record shall be maintained for each item of nonexpendable
Property acquired for this program with HUD CDBG funds.
Nonexpendable property means tangible personal property having
a useful life of more than one (1) year and an acquisition cost
Of $300 or more per unit. Nonexpendable property shall include
equi tangible personal property, including but not limited to office
pment, and real property and any interest in such real
p y, including any mortgage or other encumbrances of real
property as well as any funds derived from the sale or
dispositi
funds derived from e the nsale eorrdispositionnyofutnonexpendable
Property must have prior approval of the HCDA Manager or his
designee and otherwise comply with all applicable laws and
regulations. In case of the Contract's termination, the City
reserves the right to determine the final disposition of said
nonexpendable property acquired for this program with HUD CDBG
funds, including funds derived therefrom. Said disposition may
include the City taking possession of said nonexpendable
property.
EXPENDABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Expendable personal property refers to all tangible personal
property other than nonexpendable property. All purchased
expendable personal property with a value of $1,000 or more per
unit must have the prior written approval of the HCDA Manager
or his designee. All leased equipment of any value mus
Prior written approval of the HCDA Manager. t have
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PURCHASE OR LEASE OF NONEXPENDABLE PROPERTY
If for the purposes of implementing this Contract, the
Operating Agency must purchase or lease any nonexpendable
Personal property over $300 in unit value, the Operating Agenc nted bids and Purchase or from the t lowest h bidder. ' All e equipment costing over $5 lease
unit and having a life expectancy of more than one (1)0 Per
shall be properly identified and inventoried, and shall b charged at its actual price deducting all cash discounts,
rebates, and allowances received by Operating Agency. This
inventory shall be made available to the HCDA Manager, or his
designee.
JOINT FUNDING
For programs in which there are sources of funds in addition to
CDBG funds, Operating Agency shall provide proof of such
funding. The City shall not pay for any services provided by
Operating Agency which are funded by other sources. All
restrictions and /or requirements provided for in this Contract
relative to accounting, budgeting and reporting apply to the
total program regardless of funding source.
NOTICES
All notices shall be served in writing. The Notices to the
Operating Agency shall be sent to the following address.
Project IMPACT
2610 Industry Way Suite B
Lynwood, CA 90262
Notices, reports and statements to the City shall be delivered
or sent to the HCDA Manager or his designee, Department of
Community Develpment, City of Lynwood, 11330 Bullis Road,
Lynwood, California, 90262.
USE OF FUNDS FOR ENTERTAINMENT OR GIFTS
Operating Agency certifies and agrees that it will not use
funds provided through this Contract to pay for entertainment
or gifts.
14. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Operating Agency agrees
Executive Order 11246,
amended by Executive
15. NON- DISCRIMINATION
to comply with terms and conditions of
titles "Equal Employment Opportunity" as
Order 11375. (Exhibit "C").
Operating Agency agrees to comply with terms and conditions of
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, (Exhibit D ") Section
3 of the Housing and Community Development Act (HCA) of 1968,
(Exhibit E ") and Section 109 of the HCDA of 1974 (Exhibit F ")
attached hereto.
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Failure to correct designated findings within sixty (60) clay
s
Of receipt of written notification and /or failure to meet
projected program goals could result in contract term (60) lay
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Governing bodies of
hereto have authorized this Contract and have
Contract to be executed b the parties
Officers and attested Y their respective chiefaused said
thereof as of the da by the executive executive
Y, month and officers and clerk
Year first above written.
CITY OF LYNWOOD
OPERATING AGENCY
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TITLE:
DATE:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
BY:
TITLE:
DATE:
BY:
City Attorney
DATE:
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16. UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
Operating Agency agrees to comply with terms and conditions
Of OMB Circular No. A -87, "Principles for Determining Costs
Applicable to Grants and Contracts with State, Local and
Federally recognized Indian Tribal Governments" ( Exbibit ) and
with the Sections of 24 CFR Part 85 "Uniform Administrative
Requirements for Grants and Cooperative Agreements to'State and
Local Governments" (Exhibit ) attached hereto.
17. SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION
In suspendooraterminate this FagreementEanyt the City may
anytime the City determines
that the Operating Agency has materially failed to comply with
any term or regulation, an assurance or in a State plan or
application.
18. REVERSION OF ASSETS
Upon expiration of this agreement, the Operating Agency shall
transfer to the City all CDBG funds on hand and any accounts
receivable attributable to the use of CDBG funds.
19. OTHER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
With the exception of environmental responsibilities (570.604)
and
provisionssofi24tCFRoPart 52, h Operating
i te the will conduct
its activities in compliance with all Federal under
laws and
regulations described in Subpart K (exhibit ) that apply.
20. PERSONNEL AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Operating Agency represents that it has all personnel and
agrees not to emplpyed any person employee by or holding an
elective or appointed office with the City of Lynwood.
21. INSURANCE
Operating Agency will maintain
insurance in amounts customary in the
22. ASSIGNMENT AND DELETION
comprehensive liability
industry.
Neither this Agreement nor any of the rights or duties under
this Agreement may be assigned or delegated by either party
without prior written consent of the other party.
23. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
This Agreement contains the
'Parties thereto and supersedes
arrangements, or understandings
the subject matter hereof.
24. MODIFICATIONS
entire agreement
any and all prior
between the parties
between the
agreements,
relating to
It is the express intention of both City and Operating Agency
that the terms hereof shall comprise the entire
between the parties and it shall not be subject to rescisssion,
p
modification- or waiver except Agreement
.written instrument executed by both s defined in a subsequent
parties hereto.
25. MONITORING
The HCDA Manager or designee will monitor the program, for
contract compliance on a quarterly basis commencing
1989• All findings will be recorded and reported to the
Operating Agency and City.
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RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD TO APPROVE A CONTRACT AGREEMENT FOR
CITY PROSECUTOR SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF THE CODE
ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM
WHEREAS, City Prosecutor Services are currently being
provided in support of the City's Code Enforcement Program; and
WHEREAS, the current City Prosecutor Contract
Agreement ends June 30, 1990; and
WHEREAS, there is a need to provide continued City
Prosecutor Services for ongoing code Enforcement cases; and
WHEREAS, Council has reviewed proposals for City
Prosecutor Services for fiscal year 1990 -91, and has selected
to provide said services.
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 attached Contract
Agreement with __ _ to provide City
Prosecutor Services in support of the City`s Code Enforcement
Program for fiscal year 1990 -91.
SECTION 2. Authorize the Mayor to execute the attached
Contract Agreement.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
1990.
ROBERT HENNING, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
KENRICK R. KAREFA- JOHNSON
INTERIM DIRECTOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
ACCOUNTING MANAGER
• CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT •
FOR CITY PROSECUTOR SERVICES
This agreement entered into by and between the CITY OF
LYNWOOD, a municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to as
"City" and (hereinafter referred
to as "Contractor").
WITNESS
WHEREAS, Contractor, by reason of training and
experience, is qualified to perform the duties and functions of
the City Prosecutor; and
WHEREAS, Contractor is familiar with State and local
laws and regulations relating to the prosecution of municipal
code violations; and
WHEREAS, the City does not have anyone available within
its employ qualfied to perform the duties and functions of City
Prosecutor; and
WHEREAS, Contractor is willing and qualfied to perform
such duties and functions from time to time, as needed by the
City, and as required by the City; and
WHEREAS, the City desires to contract with Contractor
to perform such service to be funded with Community Development
Block Grant funds and City funds.
NOW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THEIR MUTUAL
CONVENANTS AND CONDITION, THE PARTIES HERETO AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
1. Contractor shall perform all duties, functions and
services requested by the City to be performed hereunder as an
independent Contractor;
2. The terms of this contract shall commence July 1,
1990, and shall end June 30, 1991, however, this agreement may be
terminated by thirty (30) days notice in writing by either party.
3. Contractor shall review all cases pertaining to
violations of municipal code sections; hold informal hearings in
order to negotiate voluntary compliance and, when necessary,
complete the legal procedures for prosecuting violators through
the Municipal Court:
4. Contractor shall also make himself available to the
staff of the City in order to give legal advise and make
recommendations regarding changes, alterations or modifications
to the municipal codes, in order to make them more effective;
5. It is the purpse and intent of this agreement that
Contractor shall make himself available in offices assigned by
the City manager at least seven (7) hours per week, and shall be
compensated at the rate of per hour.
6. The maximum amount payable under this agreement
shall not exceed $32,000.
7. Contractor performing duties of City Prosecutor
shall be ,
the City or a designee if mutually acceptable to
Manager and
8. Contractor shall submit a detailed statement
describing services rendered (particularly identifying each case
or matter worked on) and time spent at the end of each month, and
payment shall be made within thirty (30) days from submission of
statement and invoice.
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9. Contractor and City hereby convenant and agree that
the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the City of
Lynwood, or any of their duly authorized representatives, upon
reasonable notice, shall have access to all reports, records,
papers and files pertaining to the subject matter thereof for the
purpose of making audits, examinations, and excerpts for a period
of five years after final payment and transcription is received
and all pending matters are closed;
10. Contractor agrees to comply with the terms and
conditions of Executive Order 11246 titled "Equal Employment
Opportunities" as amended by Executive Order 11375;
11. Contractor further agrees to comply with the terms
and conditions of Title IV of the Civil Rights of 1968, Section 3
of the Housing and community Development Act of 1974 attached
hereto;
12. The parties acknowledged and the Contractor shall
cooperate fully to assure that no officer, agent, or employee of
the City shall have any personal or financial interest in this
Agreement or the renumeration paid pursuant to this Agreement to
the Contract;
13, Any notice required to be given hereunder shall be
addressed as hereinafter set forth, deposited in the United
States mail, with postage fully perpaid theron, and shall be
deemed delivered on the fifth day following the date of mailing.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Governing bodies of the parties
hereto have authorized this agreement and have caused said
agreement to be executed by their respective officer - Clerks
thereof as of the day month and year first above written.
CITY
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, Ca 90262
ROBERT HENNING, MAYOR
DATE:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
BY:
CITY ATTORNEY
CONTRACTOR
DATE:
DATE:
C�
CONTRACT
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS (FY 1990 -91)
RFP SCHEDULE - CITY PROSECUTOR
- RFP mailed to law firms
- Deadline for RFP submittal
- Review of RFPs
- Council selection and approval
- Notification to Applicants
- Contract begins
June 6, 1990
June 14, 1990
June 15, 1990
June 19, 1990
June 20, 1990
July 01, 1990
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June 15, 1990
RE: RFP For City Prosecutor
Dear
At its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, June 19, 1990 at
7:30 p.m., the Lynwood City Council will consider the award of a
contract for City Prosecutor services for the 1990 -91 fiscal
year.
Your firm has submitted a proposal and is hereby invited to
attend. You may address Council on this matter, if you desire,
during the Public Orals section, however, you must register with
the City Clerk the same day just prior to the start of the
meeting.
The meeting will be held at the following location:
City Council Chambers
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, Ca 90262
If you have any questions, please call Clarence Williams at (213)
603 -0220, extension 294.
Sincerely,
Ke 1 c R. Karefa- Johnson,
Interim Director
Community Development
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) FOR
CITY PROSECUTOR SERVICES
CODE ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PROGRAM BACKGROUND
III. STATEMENT OF WORK
A. TITLE
B. PURPOSE OF WORK
C. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE
D. SCOPE OF SERVICES
E. REPORTING AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS
IV. PROPOSAL CONTENT
A. SOLICITATION AND OFFER FORM
B. THE TECHNICAL SECTION
C. THE PRICE SECTION
V. EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS
A. ABILITY TO PERFORM
B. ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL
C. COST
IV. SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS
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ATTACHMENT A
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I. INTRODUCTION
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The City of Lynood is inviting applicants to submit
proposals for the provision of legal services in support of
the City Code Enforcement Program. The selected proponent,
as the City Prosecutor, will be responsible for the
prosecution of all cases cited by Code Enforcement Officers
after determination of failure to comply with the
provisions of the Municipal Code.
II. PROGRAM BACKGROUND
The City of Lynwood has been implementing a Code
Enforcement Program since 1976. The purpose of the program
is to arrest blight and protect the public health, safety
and welfare by enforcing the provisions of the Municipal
Code, pertaining to the existing physical conditions and
use of the City's residential, commericl and industrial
properties.
III. STATEMENT OF WORK
A. Title
City Prosecutor
B. Purpose of Performance
To prosecute approximately 115 cases per year inorder
to obtain compliance through the courts with the
Lynwood Municipal Code from those code violators who
have not voluntarily complied after citation by the
Code Enforcement Officers.
C. Period of Performance
The selected proponent shall provide the services
described in Section IIID below from the time of
execution of an Agreement for Services between the City
and the selected proponent which is subject to approval
by the Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD). The term of this Agreement is scheduled to
begin on July 1, 1990 and end June 30, 1991 (12
months).
D. Scope of Work
The selected proponent shall provide ther services
described below:
1) Review of all cases pertaining to violations of the
Lynwood Municipal Code as per Program staff's
request.
2) Hold informal hearings in order to negotiate
voluntary compliance.
3) Initiate and complete when necessary legal
procedures for prosecuting code violators through
the municipal court.
4) Be available to Program staff as required in order
to provide legal advice and make recommendations
regarding changes, alterations, and /or
modifications to the provisions of the Municipal
Code regulating the physical conditions and use of
properties in the City in order to make said
provisions more effective.
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E. Reporting and Other Requirements
1) Selected proponent shall submit monthly activity
status reports describing the services rendered and
time spent on each case. This monthly statement
may be submitted with the invoice for services.
2) Selected proponent shall make his /her records
concerning the provision of the subject services
available for review to City, County and HUD staff
for a period not less than seven (7) years from the
date of execution of the Agreement of Services.
3) Selected proponent shall-submit invoices for
services rendered on a monthly basis with
supportive justifications as determined b the City
Manager. Payments shall be made by the City within
thirty (30) days from submittal of invoices'.
IV. PROPOSAL CONTENT
The proposal shall be organized in three (3) sections as
follows:
A. Solicitation and Offer Form (Attachment No. 1)
B. The Technical Section
1. Project proponent shall evidence the ability to
perform the effort. Such evidence shall be in
reference to similar efforts successfully provided
to government agencies. A brief description of
the work performed, together with the name and
location of the government agency shall be
included.
2 Resumes listing qualification and details relating
to professional and paraprofessional personnel
expected to be assigned to the Project.
C. The Price Section
It is comtemplated that the fee schedule to be
negotiated will be structured as follows:
a) An hourly fee not to exceed $80 /hr. on the basis of
a miximum of 400 hours per year; or
b) A flat fee per case with a total amount not to
exceed $32,000 per year.
V. EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS
City staff will evaluate the proposals and recommend tothe
City Council the selection of the proposal, whose
professional services /price relationship is most
advantageous to the City. Price will be a factor in the
selection process although award may not be necessarily
made to the proponent submitting the lowest price.
Likewise, award will not necessarily be made for
professional capabilities that would appear to exceed
those needed for the successful provisions of the
requested services.
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RATING CRITERIA
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Percentage Points
(100% Maximum)
A. Ability to Perform 30%
Background in implementation of similar
efforts.
B. Organization and Personnel 30%
1. Evidence of good organization and
management practicies.
2. Experience, background, and record
of past accomplishments appropriate
to Statement of Work of assigned
personnel if any.
C. Cost- 40%
Economic Efficiency
Reasonableness of overall cost
Cost as related to the level of effort
Cost as related to budgetary limitations
IV. SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS
All proposals (offers) shall be submitted as indicated in
Attachment No. 1.
All proposals must be made as complete as possible since
the submittals will be considered final for the purposes
of evaluation. All applicable information requested in
this,Request for Proposals must be furnished by the
proposer and submitted with the proposal. Omission,
inaccuracies, or misstatements may be cause for the
rejection of a proposal.
If your organization is interested in submitting a
proposal for the provision of City Prosecutor services,
you may obtain additional information by telephoning the
City's Community Development Officer at (213) 603 -0220,
extension 294.
Sincerely,
Kenrick R. Karefa- Johnson
Interim Director Community
Development
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
ATTACHMENT NO. 1
PROGRAM TITLE: CITY PROSECUTOR SERVICES
SOLICITATION AND OFFER
1. Issued on : July 6, 1990
2. Issued by : City Of Lynwood
3. Address Offer to:
Kenrick R. Karefa- Johnson
Interim Director Community
Development
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, CA 90262
a. The purpose of this Request for Proposals (RFP) is to
select a legal firm capable of providing the legal
services typical of the City Prosecutor office in
support of the Code Enforcement Program.
4. Sealed Offers in original and two (2) copies for providing
the referenced legal services will be received at the
place specified in item 3 above no later than 5:00 p.m..
June 14, 1990.
5. For information concerning this solicition, call (213)
603 -0220, extension 294.
6. The undersigned offers and agrees if this offer is
accepted within 20 calendar days from the date of receipt
of offers stated above to provide the specified legal
services within the time specified by the schedule.
7. Offeror's name and address:
Telephone No.
8. Name and title of person(s) authorized to sign offer:
9. Signature of person authorized by 8.
10. Offer Date:
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(RFP) LIST
PHONE #
1. Sampson and Middleton (213) 435 -7008
Attorneys at Law
117 E'. Eighth Street
Suite 515
Long Beach, CA 90813
2.
Shapiro and Lubell
(213)
451 -9904
Attorneys at Law
Los Angeles, CA 90071 -1469
FAX
626 -0078
1234 Sixth St. Suite 203
FAX
393 -9035
2770 E. Slauson Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Huntington Park, CA 90255
3.
Loren McQueen
(714)
384 -5235
603 -7481
Attorney at Law
200 Acacia Blvd.
19050 Colima #131
638 -1755
Compton, CA 90220
Rowland Heights, CA 91748
4.
Barbosa and Vera
(213)
263 -5199
Attorneys at Law
Los Angeles Corporate Center
FAX
263 -0683
Suite 350
5.
Martin J. Mayer
(213)
590 -8280
Attorney At Law
110 W. Ocean Blvd. Suite 707
FAX
437 -8881
Long Beach, CA 90802
6.
Maurice O'Shea
(213)
630 -5913
16437 Paramount Blvd.
Suite A
Paramount CA "90723
FAX
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7. Richards, Watson & Gerfhon
(213)
626 -8484
333 S. Hope St. 38th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90071 -1469
FAX
626 -0078
8. Dapeer & Rosenblit
(213)
587 -5221
2770 E. Slauson Ave.
Huntington Park, CA 90255
FAX
587 -4190
9. L.A. County District Attorney Office
(213)
603 -7481
Compton Municipal Court
200 Acacia Blvd.
FAX
638 -1755
Compton, CA 90220
ATTACHMENT B
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DATE: June 20, 1990
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Kenrick R. Karefa - Johnson,
Interim Director Community Development
SUBJECT: FAIR HOUSING FOUNDATION CONTRACT AGREEMENT
PURPOSE:
To approve a contract agreement with Long Beach Fair Housing
Foundation to continue providing Fair Housing Services to
Lynwood residents for fiscal year 1990 -91 (July 1, 1990 -
June 30, 1991).
FACTS:
1. On June 5, 1990, Council approved the Ctiy's CDBG Application
to HUD for fiscal year 1990 -91 (July 1, 1990 - June 30, 1991)
2. Under Federal guidelines, cities that participate in the
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program are required
to certify in the submission of their final statement to HUD,
that they will "Affirmatively further Fair Housing ".
The City's Contract Agreement with the Long Beach Fair
Housing Foundation would allow Lynw000d to continue providing
fair housing services that include: the processing of
complaints alleging housing discrimination; mediation of
landlord- tenant conflicts; provisions of educational outreach
and identification of community resources related to housing
problems for individuals; including a component to provide a
part -time bi- lingual counselor to the City. The cost to
provide these services is $11,000 (see attached proposal),
and the term of the contract would be from July 1, 1990 to
June 30, 1991.
ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION:
The City's approval of a Contract agreement with the Long Beach
Fair Housing Foundation would ensure the continued provision of
Fair Housing Services to aid in the elimination of housing
discrimination for Lynwood residents. Said contract would be
subject to Council approval on an annual basis.
Staff respectfully request that City Council adopt the attached
Resolution (1) approving the execution of 3 copies of the
attached contract between the City and the Long Beach Fair
Housing Foundation for the continued provision of Fair Housing
Services to Lynwood residents and (2) authorize the Mayor to sign
said Agreement.
�GE[�A ITEM
• RESOLUTION NO. •
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD TO APPROVE A CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH
THE LONG BEACH FAIR HOUSING FOUNDATION FOR THE
PROVISION OF CONTINUED FAIR HOUSING SERVICES
TO LYNWOOD RESIDENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1990 -91
(JULY 1, 1990 -JUNE 30, 1991)
WHEREAS, under the Federal Regulations, cities that
participate in the Community Development Block Grant Program are
required to "Affirmatively Further Fair Housing "; and
WHEREAS, the Council approved the City's CDBG
statement as final on June 5, 1990, and the Ctiy submitted the
Final Statement to HUD on June 7, 1990, including its Fair
Housing Certification; and
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 attached Contract
Agreement with the Long Beach Fair Housing Foundation to provide
Fair Housing Services to Lynwood residents for Fiscal Year 1990-
91, in the amount of $11,000.
SECTION 2. Authorize the Mayor to execute the attached
Cooperation Agreement with the Long Beach Fair Housing
Foundation.
1990. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of
ROBERT HENNING, MAYOR
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK
City Of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
KENRICK R. KAREFA- JOHNSON
INTERIM DIRECTOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
ALFRETA EARNEST, MANAGER
Accounting Department
FAIR HOUSING
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE LONG BEACH FAIR
HOUSING FOUNDATION AND THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
This Agreement entered into as of the 1st day of July, 1990
by and between Fair Housing Foundation of Long Beach, California,
a Californiaa non - profit corporation ( "FHF", and the City of
Lynwood, a municipal corporation ( "City).
RECITALS
A. City has, on various occasions, identified certain needs
to be satisfied in the area of housing discrimination.
B. City has neither the staff nor the expertise to respond
to such needs.
C. FHF is a non - profit corporation with substantial
expertise in dealing with all facets of housing discrimination and
fair housing activities.
D. City desires to retain the services of FHF in managing.
implementing and operating a fair housing program for the City and
it citizens.
E. FHF is desirous of providing such services.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed as follows:
1. Commencing on the date hereof, FHF will manage,
implement and operate a fair housing program for the City of
Lynwood, and its citizens.
2. FHF shall operate the program from its present office
located at 2023 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, California 90806.
3. The term of this agreement shall be one (1) year,
starting on July 1, 1990, and ending June 30, 1991.
4. In consideration of FHF's service hereunder, City agrees
to pay to FHF the aggregate sum of Q11 , 00o per year, payable in
four (4) equal quarterly installments on the first day of each
calendar quarter, commencing July 1, 1990.
5. FHF shall submit to City a quarterly statistical status
report setting forth its activites for the quarter reported on.
Said report shall be filed with the City not later than the
fifteenth day of the month following the end of each calendar
quarter being reported on. The quarterly status report shall
contain, but be not limited to, name, city, telephone number,
ethnic group and any other data as may be requested by City, with
regard to all persons assisted, and the result of such assistance.
6. FHF shall establish an acceptable accounting system,
maintain accounting records, office files, and other evidence
pertaining to cost incurred pursuant to aplicable regulations, all
in conformity with all applicable requirements of the United
States Department of Housing and Urban Development, and all of
these shall be accessible for the purpose of making audits,
surveys, and examinations by duly authorized representatives of
the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the
City. These records shall be kept available at FHF's office
during the contract period and thereafter for a period of three
(3) years from the date of final payment and transcription is
received and all other pending matters are closed.
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7. The term "Fair Housing Services" shall be defined as
fully set forth in Exhibit "A ".
8. FHF shall not utilize any of its funds for political
campaign contributions or for promotion of political candidates or
any other political purpose.
9. FHF agrees that it wil not discriminate against any
person in the performance of the contract and will comply with
applicable Federal, State and City of Lynwood, Equal Opportunity
Laws, Rules and Regulations. FHF shall further submit to the City
the Equal Service Certification, which is attached hereto and
marked Exhibit "C" and agrees to comply with the terms and
conditions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 3
if the Housing and Community Develoment Act (HCDA) of 1968,
Exhibit "D" and Section, 109 of the HCDA of 1974 Exhibit " E "
attached hereto.
10. FHF shall maintain amd make available to the City such
additional records and other information as the City may request.
11. Neither the City nor any of its officers or employees
shall have any control over the conduct of FHF's activities or the
employees of FHF; and FHF expressly warrants not to, at any time
or any manner, represent that FHF or any of FHF agents,
volunteers, subscribers, members, officers or employees of the
City, it being distinctly understood that FHF is and shall at all
times remain as to the City a wholly independent contractor, and
FHF's obligations to the City are solely such as are prescribed by
this contract.
12. FHF shall save and keep the City, its commissioners,
officers, and employees free and harmless from and against any and
all actions, claims, demands, costs, losses or expenses of any
kind or nature whatsoever which may be imposed upon the City, its
commissioners, officers or employees, or any of them, arising out
of or attributable to or connected with the performance of FHF
comtemplated hereunder. FHF shall file and maintain on file a
copy of certificate of public liability and property damage
insurance protecting FHF in amounts not less than $100,000.00 for
personal in jury to any one person, $300,000.00 for injuries
arising out of any accident, and $50,000.00 property damage. Such
policy shall contain endorsements naming the City, its
commissioners, officers, and employees as additional named
insureds and providing that such coverage shall be primary and not
contributing with any insurance maintained by the City. Such
insurance shall not be cancelled without a thirty day (30), prior
Written notice to the City.
13. FHF shall not assign any interest in this contract and
shall not transfer any interest in same without the prior written
approval of the City. Any attempted assignment in violation
thereof shall be void and of no force and effect and such assignee
shall not acquire any interest herein by reason and of such
attempted assignment. FHF shall not subcontact any portion of the
performance contemplated hereunder; however, nothing herein
contained is intended to or shall be construed as preventing FHF
from employing or hiring employees which FHF may deem necessary to
render the performance contemplated.
14. The contract may be cancelled by either party hereto
upon a thirty (30) day written notice to the other party. Should
such termination occur after FHF has receivved payment for
services which, in the opinion of the City, have not been
rendered, City reserves the right to requrie FHF to reimburse City
in a reasonable amount.
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15. Any and all notices to be given pursuant to the
provision thereof may serve by enclosing same in a sealed
envelope, addressed to the party intended to receive such at its
address, and deposited in the United States Postal Services as
registered mail with postage prepaid. When so given, such notices
shall be effective from the date of the mailing of the same. For
the parties hereto, the address of the City and the proper party
to receive any such notices on its behalf is the Community
Development Director, address: 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood,
California 90262 and the address of FHF and Executive Director,
2023 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, California 90806.
16. The City's Community Development Director is hereby
authorized and directed, for and on behalf of the City, to
administer this contract and all matters in connection therewith,
and his /her decision shall be final.
17. FHF agrees to comply with the terms and conditions of
Executive Order 11246, titled "Equal Opportunity" as amended by
Executive Order 11375.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
agreement on the date first herein above written.
CITY OF LYNWOOD FAIR HOUSING FOUNDATION
a municipal corporation OF LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
a California non - profit
corporation
BY:
MAYOR
BY:
PRESIDENT
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
SECRETARY
FHF
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BENJAMIN P. WASSERMAN
Chair
CANDACE HARTBARGER
III Cbrt
SH6ROM WEISSMAN
Treasurer
PATRICIA LOFLAND
Sarefsry
ANTHONY CANNARIATO
TIMOTHY RUSH
DARNISA TYLER
DONALD HARPER
ALVA FRIEDMAN
OLIVER CONNER
RUFUS WASHINGTON. JR
;KEVIN WHITE
CURENCE P E. WIUTAMS
A A. MAGEE
•AUREUO E AGUNDEZ
HONORARY
ADVISORY BOARD
ATTY. MYRON BLUMBERG
FHF Founding Member
MRS. SHIRLEY BLUMBERG
FHF Founding Member
FRANCES M RAINS
Beal Estate Broke,,
FHF Founding Member
DR. THOMAS 1. CLARK
Counnlmember
4th District, Pty of L B
MR. CURENCE SMITH
C""dmember
6th District. City of L B
MR. EVAN ANDERSON-BRAUDE
Counnlmember
Ist District. City of L B
MRS SYLVM L MUISE
Councitmember
City of Larson
'MR FRANK L BERRY
Community Adeoate
AENNEIH B WIBECAN
Instruct.,
Compton Community College
DR STEPHEN A BLUMBERG
Professor, CSULB
DR. IERMONE MANHEIM
Professor, CSULB
FAIR HOUSING FOUNDATION OF LONG BEACH - 2023 PACIFIC AVENUE. LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA90806 (213) 599.0109
(800) 446-FAIR
May 30, 1990
Mr. Clarence Williams H.C.D.A. Manager
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, CA. 90262
Dear Mr. Williams:
The Fair Housing Foundation of Long Beach (FHF)
respectfully submits this proposal as evidence of
our interest to continue a service contract with the
City of Lynwood for the fiscal year 1990 -1991.
Due to increased administrative costs, and an
upgrade in salaries industry -wide, FHF has submitted
a proposed operation Budget for $11,000. which
represents a 7.0% index increase.
This year FHF produced for the City a Fair Housing
Video which will be aired on the City's local cable
channel. In addition to our increased media
capabilities, FHF computerized its operation to
ensure an even higher level of accountability to our
funding sources. The computer has enhanced our
office's efficiency and productivity levels. FHF
sought a private grant from the Brotherhood Crusade
to make this possible.
Additionally, FHF is aware of the new HUD
requirements to Cities requiring an assessment and
analysis of impediments to fair housing activities
in their communities. FHF is in a position to submit
a proposal to the City for it's consideration of our
providing a program to satisfy this requirement. If
the City desires such a proposal, please indicate
your wishes to FHF.
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FHF anticipates that our cities will be looking to
us for guidance in this area and that we would be
the most likely agency to implement such a program
for the up- coming fiscal year. FHF is unable at this
time to determine what extra costs will be proposed
to the City to implement such a program.
FHF has enjoyed its relationship with the City of
Lynwood over the years and hopes that the City
wishes to maintain its contract with us in the
future. If you have any questions or comments
regarding the enclosed Budget or proposal, please
contact me so that I may discuss them with you.
Respectfully yours,
Ingrid Bullock
Acting Executive Director
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Fair Housing Foundation Of Long Beach
CITY OF LYNWOOD PROPOSAL
July 1, 1990 through June 30, 1991
AGENCY BACKGROUND
The Fair Housing Foundation of
corporation, formed in 1964 to
housing laws, and to encourage
Long Beach (FHF) is a non - profit
Promote the enforcement of fair
an atmosphere of open housing.
The Fair Housing Foundation of Long Beach (FHF) has provided
fair housing services in the greater Long Beach area for the
Past twenty -six years. The FHF has continuously been under
contract with the City of Lynwood to provide fair housing
services to your residents. These Services include:
Landlord /Tenant counseling, outreach, and resolution of
complaints of housing discrimination.
Landlord- tenant counseling services involves providing general
information to both landlord and tenants in response to
questions concerning landlord- tenant issues. Typical problems
include evictions, refund of security deposits, substandard
conditions, and rent increases. Many or most questions can be
resolved by a telephone consultation. Referrals are made to
other agencies when appropriate, or if legal issues are
involved, the client is referred to an attorney or lawyers'
referral service.
All complaints alleging housing discrimination are first
screened, to determine if the compliants involve an illegal
criteria. Verified complaints are referred to either the State
Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH), HUD, or to a
private attorney depending upon the type of complaint and the
wish of the client. Informal steps are often taken to mediate
the complaint prior to referral for possible litigation. With
the September 1988 signing of the Amendment to the 1968 Civil
Act, FHF has noted a sharp increase in discrimination
complaints against familial status as it pertains to the
designation of senior citizen complexes.
The level of landlord- tenant calls from Lynwood remains
consistent with years past. FHF staff works with the City staff
to resolve these complaints, acting as a neutral agency rather
than as an advocate for either the landlord or the tenant.
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The FHF provides community outreach which include presentations
within the community to address housing discrimination and
landlord /tenant issues. Presentation before community groups
or classes are the most typical. FHF brochures and posters
describe our services and are distributed to appropriate
agencies.
FHF services are offered free to all Lynwood residents.
Typically, most services are utilized by low income residents,
meeting HUD eligibility requirements of 51% low income use.
HUD's regulations allow fair housing program cost to be
considered an eligible administrative expense.
TARGET POPULATION:
Statistic reports covering July 1, 1988 thru June 30, 1989
indicate that the numbers of discrimination complaints over the
preceding year's final fiscal reports appear to be slightly
decreased. However, the time spent on each case has increased.
FHF was instrumental in successfully mediating and ultimately
assisting in the placement of forty displaced families who were
faced with a 48 hour notice, given by the City, to vacate their
building due to substandard conditions._ This exemplifies FHF's
ability to utilize broad based networking with other Social
Service agencies and media coverage to ensure that an
individual's rights are not violated.
The reports continue to reflect the predominant usage of FHF
services are by low income, minority, female head of
households. Child and race discrimination complaints make up
the highest percentage of discrimination allegations in the
City. FHF continues to maintain a good success rate in
mediating Lynwood discrimination allegations, however,
complainants of discrimination are pursuing their cases with
private attorney or the State of California more frequently to
ensure long term remedy of the problem at hand.
FINANCIAL STATUS For the fiscal year 1989 -1990, FHF is under
contract with the following cities.
City of Carson....... 10,105.00
City of Long Beach... 52,500.00
City of Bellflower... 15,000.00
City of South Gate... 16,500.00
City of Huntington
Park.. ..............7,875.00
City of Compton ......7,875.00
City of Lynwood..10,250.00
Fair Housing
Congress So. CA..47,500.00
County Group
Cities. ... .15,750.00
City of Norwalk ..7,350.00
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OUTREACH ACTIVITY SUMMARY:
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As per the revised work plan which was established last
contract year, FHF during the first two quarters, has,release
two press releases, placed one paid advertisment in a local
paper regarding fair housing for the City. Additionally, some
of the outreach activities provided by FHF may have included:
distribution of educational literature at various community
agencies, City Halls and Chambers of Commerce.
PROPOSED WORK PLAN
I. The Long Beach Fair Housing Foundation (FHF) will
Prepare and administer a Fair Housing Counseling
Program in the City of Lynwood to ensure that
housing consumers are afforded an equal opportunity to
rent, lease, or purchase housing of their choice without
regard to race, religion, color, national origin, or sex.
II. The Fair Housing Counseling Program shall:
a. Function as a central source for fair housing
information and education;
b. Investigate and conciliate housing discrimination
complaints and;
C. Make referrals to appropriate sources for the
formal resolution of discrimination complaints
when informal conciliation efforts fail.
III. To implement the Fair Housing Counseling Program, FHF
will provide the following services:
a. Public Education Publication. FHF shall prepare
within ninety (90 days of contract execution a
publication both in English and Spanish outlining the
objectives and services of the Fair Housing Program.
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Such pamphlet shall be provided to CITY in adequate
number to be readily available to persons visiting
City Hall and for distribution to community
organizations in adequate volume.
b. Public Education Media FHF shall prepare and
distribute news releases to the print media serving
the Lynwood community informing residents of Fair
Housing Program's purposes, events, and services; the
first such release to be distributed within thirty
(30) days of contract execution; and on a continuous
basis for each quarter of the Contract and as needed.
FHF shall prepare and distribute public service
announcements to the electronic media servicing the
community of Lynwood and informing residents of Fair
Housing Program's purposes, events, and services; two
radio spots shall be prepared for distribution to
radio stations, both
within ninety (90) days of Contract execution.
b.l Cable Access Video FHF has produced, in
conjunction with a professional video company, a
12- minute generic fair housing video tape for the
City. As part of our Public Information /Outreach
Program, a 3/4" copy of the video tape will be
provided to City for use on its cable- access channel.
C. Public Education Speaking. The CONTRACTOR shall
initiate and/or respond to requests for not less than
four (4) speaking engagements for audiences desirous
of learning the Fair Housing Program's goals and
services.
d. Client Services Referral FHF shall maintain toll
free telephone service for the assistance of any
resident of CITY requesting assistance where said
assistance can better be provided by another agency or
agencies with or without further involvement of the
program staff, and promptly refer client to such
agency or agencies, or to lawyer referral services.
Client Services Complaint Processin FHF shall
maintain toll free telephone service for the
assistance of any resident of CITY desiring to file
with the program a bona fide complaint based upon
specific allegations of housing discrim-
ination.
f. Client Services FHF shall document, investigate and
review complaints received.
Page 5 .
g. Client Service Follow -Up FHF shall maintain the
capability to determine the outcome of all client
contact deemed by the Program Administrator to require
such extended program staff monitoring.
h. Other Housing Counseling and Assistance FHF shall
provide:
(1) Provisions for information on tenant -
landlord rights.
(2) Placement or referral assistance to low and
moderate income housing consumers especially
those who are handicapped, members of
minority groups, elderly, and those who
are or have been unable to find suitable,
safe, decent, and sanitary dwelling units.
Unless the client specifies otherwise,
efforts will be made to make placements
outside of areas that have high concen-
trations of low income and /or minority
residents.
i. Reporting Activities FHF shall prepare:
(1) Monthly reports for City Council's consider-
ation providing a detailed summary of
discrimination complaints, counseling
activities, and other activities of FHF as they
relate to CITY.
(2) Quarterly reports of actual costs and
disbursements incurred as they relate to CITY.
j. Billing Procedures FHF will receive a two (2) month
advance of at the beginning of the fiscal year (July
1, 1990 or the date where -upon this agreement is
entered into by both parties, whichever is later) and
a monthly actual reimbursement for a total not to
exceed Eleven Thousand ($11,000.00) Dollars in the
fiscal year. Subsequent to receiving said monthly
advance, FHF will submit a detailed statement of costs
and expenditures, including the total number of
Lynwood residents served, and all such data as is
detailed above and no further advance shall be made
under or until such statement is received and accepted
by the City.
EXHIBIT B
CITY OF LYNWOOD
PROPOSED BUDGET FOR LONG BEACH 1990 -91
BUDGET CATEGORY
Personnel:
Executive Director
$ 1,648.00
Housing Specialist
1,148.00
Housing & Outreach Counselors
1,786.00
Bilingual Housing & Outreach
1,024.00
Counselors
Administrative
1,375.00
Fringe
978.00
Total Personnel $ 7,959.00
Direct Costs:
Rent /Utilities /Maintenance $ 603.00
Accounting Services 830.00
Office Supplies /Postage /Equipment 272.00
Telephone 688.00
Transportation /Training /Testing 253.00
Outreach /Public Information 308.00
Insurance e1
Total Direct $ 3,041.00
GRAND TOTAL $11,000.00
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TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council - -
FROM: Harold Mattoon, Director of Recreation and Parks �tTY1
DATE: June 19, 1990
SUBJECT: AMENDED APPROPRIATION FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS IN MERVYN M. DYMALLY CONGRESSIONAL PARK/
NATATORIUM PROJECT
1. The City Council directed the Recreation and Parks
Department to complete a variety of Capital Improvement
Projects within the confines of Mervyn M. Dymally
Congressional Park.
2. Some of these items have included:
A. Paint exterior of Lynwood Community Center.
B. Repair plastering in the interior of the Lynwood
Community Center.
C.' Repair Gymnasium floor at Lynwood Community Center.
D. Replace sign lettering of Community Center and
Natatorium.
E. Paint interior of Community Center.
F. Paint exterior of Natatorium.
G. Replace Community Center marquee.
H. Multiple park signs replaced.
I. Design and install Freedom Memorial plaque.
J. Picnic shelter and fire pit repair at City Park.
4. In order to complete the renumeration of the painting
contractor for the extra work done at the Community Center
and the work done at the Natatorium as well as complete
necessary repairs of the chlorination system at the
Natatorium an additional appropriation must be authorized
by the City Council.
RECOMMENDATION
Council adopt the attached resolution appropriating
thousand dollars ($14,000.00).
Additional paint work at Community Center- $2,150.00
Painting exterior of Natatorium - $8,150.00
Chlorination repairs at the Natatorium - $3,700.00
Total $14,000.
fourteen
AGE14DA ITEM
4u
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATION OF
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($14;000.00) FROM
UNAPPROPRIATED GENERAL FUND BALANCE FOR THE
COMPLETION OF PAINTING AND REPAIRS AT THE
COMMUNITY CENTER AND NATATORIUM
WHEREAS, the City Council authorized staff to have the
facilities in Mervyn M. Dymally Congressional Park painted; and
WHEREAS, painting costs exceeded that which was
orginally appropriated as the Natatorium was not initially
included; and
WHEREAS, the Natatorium chlorination system is in
need of immediate repair; --
I NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows:
Section I. That the City Manager or his
authorized to make the following appropriations:
FROM
Unappropriated General
Fund Balance
TO AMOUNT
01- 4774 -4210 3,700.00
01- 4775 -4210 10,300.00
Total - 14,000.00
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of , 1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
HAROLD MATTOON, Director
Recreation & Parks
HENRY BARBOSA, City Attorney
ALFRETTA EARNEST, Acting
Finance Director
designee is
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATION OF
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($14,000.00) FROM
UNAPPROPRIATED GENERAL FUND BALANCE FOR THE
COMPLETION OF PAINTING AND REPAIRS AT THE
COMMUNITY CENTER AND NATATORIUM
WHEREAS, the City Council authorized staff to have the
facilities in Mervyn M. Dymally Congressional Park painted; and
WHEREAS, painting costs exceeded that which was
' orginally appropriated as the Natatorium was not initially
included; and
WHEREAS, the Natatorium chlorination system is in
need of immediate repair;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood
does hereby find, proclaim, order and resolve as follows:
Section 1. That the City Manager designee is
authorized to make the following appropriations:
FROM
Unappropriated General
Fund Balance
GC'e7
01- 4774 -4210
01- 4775 -4210
AMOUNT
3,700.00
10,300.00
Total - 14,000.00
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of , 1990.
ROBERT HENNING, Mayor
City of Lynwood
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
City of Lynwood
0
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
HAIWLD MATTOON,
HENRY BARBOSA, City Attorney
ALFRETTA EARNEST, Acting
Finance Director
DATE: June 19, 1990
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Lynwood City ` Council
FROM: Michael T. Heriot, Director of Human Rgsources
by Gail L. Black, Personnel Analyst I,46 `
SUBJECT: PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL CARE ACT
To have the City Council adopt a Resolution fixing the employer's
contribution for employees and the employer's contribution for
annuitants at different amounts.
FACTS
1) The City entered into an agreement with the Public Employees'
Retirement System for health benefits effective October 1, 1988.
2) The City Council adopted Resolution #88 -147 on August 2, 1988
establishing the City's contribution for active employees and the
City's contribution for retirees at different amounts.
3) The City elected the minimum annuitant contribution of $1.00.
4) Government Code Section 22857 requires the City's adoption of a
Resolution annually establishing the current City contribution
for active employees.
5) Annually on August 1 the City's monthly contribution for annuitants
shall be increased by an amount not less than 5 percent of the
monthly contribution for active employees; until such time as the
contributions are equal.
Adopt the attached Resolution entitled "Resolution Electing to be
Subject to Public Employees' Medical and Hospital Care Act Fixing the
Employer's Contribution for Employees and the Employer's Contribution
for Annuitants at Different Amounts.
AGE
RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION ELECTING TO BE SUBJECT TO
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL CARE ACT
FIXING THE EMPLOYEiR'S CONTRIBUTION FOR EMPLOYEES AND
THE EMPLOYER'S CONTRIBUTION FOR ANNUITANTS AT DIFFERENT AMOUNTS
WHEREAS, Government Code Section 22625.6 provides that a local agency
` contracting under the Public Employees' Medical and Hospital Care Act shall fix
I the amount of the employer's contribution at an amount not less than the amount
required under Section 22825 of the Act, and
WHEREAS, Government Code Section 22857 provides that a contracting
agency may fix the amount of the employer's contribution for employees and
the employer's contribution for annuitants at different amounts provided that
the monthly contribution for annuitants shall be annually increased by an amount
not less than 5 percent of the monthly contribution for employees, until such
time as the amounts are equal; and
WHEREAS, City of Lynwood, hereinafter referred to as Public Agency
is a local agency contracting with the Public Employees' Retirement System; and
RESOLVED, that the employer's contribution for each employee shall
be the amount necessary to pay the full cost of his /her enrollment, including
the enrollment of family members, in a health benefits plan up to a maximum of:
Code
Bargaining Unit
Contribution Per Month
01
Lynwood
Firefighters Association
$185.53
02
Lynwood
Employees Management Group
$185.53
03
Lynwood
City Employees Association
$250.00
04
Lynwood
City Employees Association/
Hourly
$120.00
PASSED, APPROVED
and ADOPTED this
day of 1990.
ATTEST:
ANDREA L HOOPER, City Clerk
City'of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
City of Lynwood Mayor
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Michael T. Heriot
Director of Human Resources
c
•
Date: June 19, 1990
To: The Honorable Mayor and Council Members
From: Charles G. Gomez, City Manager
Subject: LEGISLATIVE BILLS HR 4671, SB 2460, SB 900, AB 3485
AND AB 3484
Objective
To have the City Council adopt the attached resolution which
supports the passage of HR 4671,SB 2460, SB 900,AB 3485 & AB 3484
Background
HR 4671 is the Criminal Street Gangs Enforcement Act of 1990,
recently introduced by Congressman Esteban Torres. The intent of
this legislation is to combat criminal street gang by making gang
violence and street terrorism a federal offense.
SB 2460 and SB 900 are Senator Cecil Green's bills. SB 2460
would ensure that teachers and administrators are trained to deal
with gangs and violence; SB 900 would establish an interagency
coordination system for cooperation between schools and local law
enforcement on programs and activities which will reduce crime
and gang violence, drug and alcohol abuse, and improve school
attendance.
AB 3485 and AB 3484 are Assemblyman Bob Epple's bills. AB 3485
would extend the provisions of the Street Terrorism Enforcement
and Prevention Act by declaring any residential building where
criminal gang conduct takes place to be a public nuisance
subject to abatement; AB 3484 would cause gang members to be held
liable for expenses of an emergency response by a public agency
to an incident caused by felonious gang activity.
Recommendation
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached
resolution supporting the passage of the aforementioned bills.
AGENDA IT A
-
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD
EXPRESSING ITS SUPPORT FOR CONGRESSMAN ESTEBAN TORRES'
LEGISLATION TO COMBAT CRIMINAL STREET GANGS BY MAKING GANG
VIOLENCE AND STREET TERRORISM A FEDERAL OFFENSE; EXPRESSING ITS
SUPPORT FOR STATE SENATOR CECIL GREEN'S SB 2460 AND SB 900; AND
EXPRESSING ITS SUPPORT FOR ASSEMBLYMAN BOB EPPLE'S AB 3485 AND
AB
WHEREAS, criminal street gang activity is a significant social
problem in urban and rural areas throughout the United States;
and
WHEREAS, the American public has expressed widespread support for
strong action against gangs, graffiti, drugs and violence; and
WHEREAS, coordinated efforts between local, state and federal law
enforcement agencies are needed to effectively combat gang
activity which has spread beyond its geographic origins; and
WHEREAS, the public schools are often the focus of gang activity
and violence, creating the need for training of teachers and
administrators in methods for dealing with gangs and violence;
and
WHEREAS, public schools and school districts need to work closely
with local law enforcement agencies to reduce crime and gang
vioence on school campuses and improve school attendance.
k
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD DOES
HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
1. The City Council expresses its support and urges the passage
of recently introduced legislation by Congressman Esteban
Torres which would make gang violence and street terrorism a
federal offense.
2. The City Council expresses its support and urges the passage
of Senator Cecil Green's Senate Bill 2460 which would ensure
that teachers and administrators are trained to deal with
gangs and violence.
3. The City Council expresses its support and urges the passage
of Senator Cecil Green's Senate Bill 900, which would
establish an interagency coordination system for cooperation
between schools and local law enforcement on programs and
activities which will reduce crime and gang violence, drug
and alcohol abuse, and improve school attendance.
4. The City Council expresses its support and urges the passage
of Assemblyman Bob Epple's Assembly Bill 3485 which would
extend the provisions of the Street Terrorism Enforcement and
Prevention Act by declaring any residential building where
criminal gang conduct takes place to be a public nuisance
subject to abatement.
5. The City Council expresses its support and urges the passage
of Assemblyman Bob Epple's Assembly Bill 3484 which would
cause gang members to be held ,liable for the expenses of an
emergency response by a public agency to an incident caused
by felonious gang activity.
i
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF , 1990.
ATTEST:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
City of Lynwood
Mayor
City of Lynwood
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
City Manager
City of Lynwood
0
r
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
BY:
SUBJECT:
June 19, 1990
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Finance
Alfretta F. Earnest, Interim Director of
Evelyn Dahl, Billing Supervisor M.
AGEMA ITEM
_
To obtain Council's approval to write off delinquent accounts
in the amount of $63,875.17.
FACTS
1). The Water Fund has on the books numerous accounts
which are virtually uncollectable.
2). The majority of these accounts are closing bills
left by previous owners and are not subject to
the lien ordinance #1171. The balances of $25.00
or more have been turned over for collection to
Metropolitan Adjustment Bureau with approximately
7% to 10% return. Although these accounts will be
written off, the collection agency will continue in
their attempt to collect unpaid balances.
3). The remainder of the subject accounts have balances
too small or too old for collection by the agency
or have filed bankrupcy.
4). The last time uncollectable water accounts were
written off was in March of 1986.
5). With the proposed write -off, the subject accounts
will be deleted from the system and this will
reflect a collectable accounts receivable.
The Water Fund has numerous accounts that are considered
uncollectable. Although the lien ordinance has reduced the
number of uncollectables, often times the property is sold and
the closing bills are not subject to lien. All collection
efforts have been exhausted and these accounts serve no
useful purpose. Writing off these accounts will reflect a
true collectable balance.
The City Council approve the attached resolution entitled "A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZING THE WRITE -OFF OF
DELINQUENT WATER ACCOUNTS."
Write -off of Uncollectable Water Accounts
0
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYNWOOD AUTHORIZING THE WRITE -OFF OF
DELINQUENT WATER ACCOUNTS
WHEREAS, the City of Lynwood has made every
attempt to collect on all delinquent water accounts, and
WHEREAS, there remain, on the City's books,
many accounts that are uncollectable, and
WHEREAS,,the City Council wishes to clear the
books of these uncollectable accounts.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City
Council of the City of Lynwood as follows:
Section 1. That the list of accounts attached
hereto as Exhibit "A" be deemed uncollectable, and
Section ,. That City staff is authorized to
write -off the total dollar amount shown on Exhibit "A"
($63,675.17) to Water Fund Balance.
Section 1.,. That this resolution shall take effect imme-
diately upon it's adoption.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this
1990.
day of
ROBERT L. HENNING, MAYOR
CITY OF LYNWOOD
ATTEST:
ANDREA L. HOOPER, City Clerk
CITY OF LYNWOOD
APPROVED AT TO FORM:
City Attorney
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Director of Finance
MEIROPOtITAN ADJ:iiiMENT'BUREAU
CURRENT DEBTOR ACTIVITY AS OF 06/041
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1133 FULLIS RD
LYNWOOD, CA 90262
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633160002
ADAMS,LONNIE G
895888 -0
09/28/89
38.38
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895898 -8
09/28/89
53.49
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898752 -7
10/23/89
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11/21/86
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899734 -3
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898-10 -9
10/23/89
73.10
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73.10
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01/12/88
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BENNES,CATHERINE L
898398 -7
10/13/89
84.11
84.11
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03/24/89
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823964 -9
03/64/85
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12/22/86
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89'3399 -6
10/13/89
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11/17/87
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898749 -3
10/23/89
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11/13/89
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CASTRO,MAURO MAGELLAN
89590n -4
09/28/89
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10/05/89
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CHAUNEY,MERRITT R
900494 -4
11/01/89
39.95
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12/29/87
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8 -2
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COLLINS, SARAH
8958 -6
09/28/89
212,79
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212.79
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03/23'•33
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90002-6
11/01/89
60.24
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B23968 -5
03/04/88
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08/21/87
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8983 -0
10/13/8
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07/18/86
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11/01/89
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900497 -1
11/01/89
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844546 -2
09/23/88
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0Q/23/88
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87,31
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06/17/87
lc
012
J
898763 -4
10/23/8"
76.38
.00
76.Ki
ACT
11/17/67
lc
012
231010003
GONZALES,IRMA C
844543 -5
09/23/88
123.
.00
123.Q3
SHF
03!08!88
lc
012
441720002
G6ODALL,DANNY M
844548 - 0
09/2s/88
40.87
.00
40.87
SHF
02/17/87
lc
012
GOODALL,RHONDA
Whit r
UOODRUM, ROBERT
823973-8
03/04/88
86.&8
.00
86.88
SHF
11!03/86
lc
012
330720004
GREENWOOD,PHILIP JAMES
898746-6
10/2.4/89
120.00
120.001
.00
PIF
1(31/89
01
012
GRELNWC4ID,CARLA MARIE
403270001
OKODRY,MAGELLAN
844557 -8
09/23/88
76.74
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76.74
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04/15/87
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823975 -6
03/0488
38,86
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38.86
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08/21/86
lc
012
GUZMAN,RAIA
823974 -1
03/04/88
12:97
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11/24/86
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895837 -2
09/27/89
36.63
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36.63
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07/12/88
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899733 -9
11/01/89
40.64
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40.64
SW
12
lc
012
YCl6H1KO fAKAG1
21115W107
HAMPTON,LENWOOD
898386 -1
10/13/89
79.38
.00
79.38
%f
10/07/85
lP
012
412140002
HARGROVE, BARBARA
844758 -7
09/23/88
35.3'
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35.35
W
04/28! 67
lc
012
540690(02
HARRELL,JUINITA M
844537 -3
09/23/88
43.98
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43.98
SHF
04;13/87
la
012
522720001
HARRIS,MARGARETf
844564 -9
09/23/88
150.73
.00
150.73
SBF
01/15/87
lc
012
512610668
HAWKINS,DEBRA
895884 -4
09/28/89
84.06
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84.0E
SHF
06/21/ 88
lc
012
HAYDEN,RON
823969 -4
03104/88
54.54
.00
54.54
SW
08/21/87
Ic
012
'52274.'007
HENDER50N,W1NST0N 1
844545 -3
09/2 188
2273.37
.00
273.37
MRT
11/17/87
lc
012
w r
HENRY,ERIC
823960 -3
03/04/88
94.96
100
94.96
SHF
11/03/86
lc
012
631310002
HENRY,UJIDA Y
BMI -7
09/28/89
16208
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162.08
SHF
08/14/89
lr
012
,6C241W4
HEREL,AUREO M
844732 -6
09/23/88
51.67
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51.67
ACF
07121187
Ic
012
611160005
HERRERA,GASION
89J879 -1
Oo/28/89
44.39
44.39
.00
PIF
03/26/90
01
012
530390004
HILL,PIERCE
8 ?`-892 -4
09128/89
276.85
.00
276.85
ACT
02 /05;
lc
012
132116008
HINH,JACK
898756 -3
10/23/89
72.71
72.77
.00
PIF
10130./89
01
012
702550004
JAFFE,AL)ERT
901489 -9
11113/89
101.05
.00
101.05
S18
07/10/89
lc
012
540380011
JARAMILLO,SOCORRO
9014x0 -6
11/13/0f-
426.25
426.23
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PIF
11/27/8^
61
004
210610003
JEFFERSON,FRED LEE
901493 -3
11/13/89
92.53
.00
92.53
MRT
01/20/87
lc
012
4067066
JEWELL,CATHY
844547 -1
09i23/r,
74.42
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74.42
MRT
02'17!87
lc
012
602430005
JOHNSON,CTFfISTOPHER
899739 -3
11/01/89
163.34
.00
163.34
SW
05/28/88
Ic
012
6122300113
JDHNSON,IRENE
844541 -7
69/23/61
42.76
.00
42 76
ACT
09/16/86
lc
012
54066
JOHNSCN,LENDA
8445,, 5
09/23/88
21.24
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21.24
ACr
09/23/86
lc
012
633680002
JOHNSON, RANDY
895890 -6
09/28/89
53.75
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53.75
ACT
08116x88
lc
012
323320007
JOSEPH,PAUL R
901507 -7
11/13/89
104.80
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104.80
SW
03/13/89
lc
012
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3
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Amount
Amount
Balance
Status Last
Account Number
*+ Debtor Name
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Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code Activity
Desk
601290603
JJAREZ,ABENiLLIA
895896 -0
09/28/81
- 39.62
39.62
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PIF
11/21189
01
012
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-WJAW 7mie"I2
63194(007
LANDEY,SHEILA
844556 -9
09/23/88
42.53
.00
42.53
ACT
06/201/86
lc
012
631150004
LANGIE,LLOYD
901485 -3
11/13/89
143.64
.00
143.64
WE
05/03/89
lc
'012
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LANUIE,ALLENA A
530690002
LARRY,CHARLIE
895891 -5
09/28/86
232.42
.00
232.42
ACT
01/25/•°5
lc
012
601270002
LEDESMA,SALVADOR
895877 -3
09/28/89
93.21
.00
93.21
Slf
10/26/88
is
012
321320008
LEE, JOSEPHINE
69'838a +
10113181
79.38
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79.33
NSF
12/13/89
91
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W� 19 I-
LOA, PAUL E
623965-8
03/04/88
166.42
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166.42
NOR
08/21/87
Ic
012
132210007
LOS TRONCOS RESTAURANT
899744-6
11/01/89
58.16
.00
58.16
Slf
07/11/86
lc
012
CABRERA WALTER
LUCAS,DEBGRAH
823980 -9
03/04188
134.62
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134.62
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08/21/87
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844562-1
09/23/88
t0.24
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10/04/8'8
09
012
52274nntAy
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844.`44-4
09/23/88
67.91
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03/18/8'8
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10/13/
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8445`3 -2
OW23/83
30.86
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30.86
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11/18/87
lc
012
631160002
MAY'ES,ALFOHD E
844533 -7
09/23/86
21.6_
.00
21.65
MRT
11/12/86
lP
012
5408 "30002
MC CRANEY,ERIC
695886 -2
09/28/89
120.36
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120.36
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02/08/89
lc
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Mr CRANEY,BEVERLY
210610005
MC CRORY STORES
901491-5
11/13/89
129.38
129.38
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11/21/89
04
012
210502003
MC CRORY STORES
901498 -8
11/13/89
49.45
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49.45
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04/13/88
It
012
711280002
MC HENRY,KIMBERLY
844561 -2
09123/88
48.24
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48.24
ACT
OB /20/87
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012
ofttr
WCLELLANO1%;EN
823958 -7
03/04/88
19.29
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19.29
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02/2 "1/87
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89 -0
09/211
40.74
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69111/87
lc
012
132690003
MENLIOZA,JES° E
900491 -7
11/01/89
226.48
100
226.48
SHF
1
lc
012
513/530607
MILES,JESSIE
898760 -7
In/23189
54.19
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54.19
SHF
(4/67/88
lc
012
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MILLER,WILLIE
823971 -0
03/04188
34.34
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34.34
ACT
11/20/86
It
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421210004
MIRELES,HUMBERTO
M779-6
10/23/89
33.59
33.59
.OA
PIF
10/30189
01
012
MITCHELL,ROBERT
823956 -9
03/04/88
70.16
.00
70.16
9f
01115/87
It
012
`522720002
MIXON,BOBBIE
844563 -0
09/23/88
83.82
.00
83.82
ACT
04104188
Ic
012
804007006
MORA,ALFREDO
844551 -4
09/23/
48.02
100
48.02
MRT
04/30/87
lc
012
1014100033 0
MORALES,ANGEL k TERESA
844730 -8
09/23/88
19.95
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19.95
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04/02/85
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012
7020601K4 0
MOb& LA KERMIT
895,833 -6
09/21/89
25.45
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03/23/88
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823957 -8
03/04/88
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823978 -3
03/04/88
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12/22/86
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PEREZ,ANOEL PADILLA
895842 -5
09/27/89
61.56
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61.56
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01/19/88
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9015n5 -9
11/13/89
123.43
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123.43
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031171%
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611920003
PETERS,NORMA J
844540 -8
09/23/88
53.18
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53.18
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04 /16/67
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522240002 0
PETWAY,VERLUN A
895831 -8
09/271
162.54
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901494:
11/1/8'
116.09
116.09
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12/28/8
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895878 -2
09/28/8
55.06
55.06
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04112190
01
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633240001
PONE,CLAYO11 L
895837 -1
09/23 %89
334.33
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3.34.33
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03/2`!8?
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802016006 0
POTIS,LU A
695835 -4
09/21/89
194.06
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194.06
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02/28/89
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4
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Amount
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Status
Last
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89x397 -8
161,77
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04/25/89
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901499 -7
11/13/89
159,76
159.76
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02/26/90
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899737 -5
11/01/89
38,28
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38.28
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07102/89
lc
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823959 -6
03/04/88
106.21
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08/21/81
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09/23/88
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07/31/87
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SHEPPARD,CHARLENE
895901 -3
09/28/89
131,10
40.00
91.10
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12/27/89
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823976 -5
03/04/88
118.79
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02/27/87
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632840001
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844731 -7
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50.60
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12/15/86
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03/12/87
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898394 -1
10/13/89
263,53
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05/04/87
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823977 -4
03/04/88
70.10
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12/22/86
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899730 -2
11/01/89
89.00
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895£41 -6
09/27/89
51.66
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51.6E
S3f
12/29/87
lc
010
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901488 -0
11/13/89
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04130/87
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THOMAS, IDA
W5885 -3
09/28/89
48.68
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48.68
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10/06/88
lc
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844560 -?
09/23/88
47.41
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899731 -1
11/01/89
190.11
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12/22/89
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823966 -7
03/04/88
23.91
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03/30/87
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421721002
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901504 -0
11/13/89
52.41
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52.41
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09/19/89
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WAIERS,K H
898758 -1
10/23/89
37,78
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09/19/89
lc
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611960001
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844538 -2
09/23/88
323.20
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323,20
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05/05/87
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611960002
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844539-1
09/21188
206.79
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206.79
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03/23/88
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010
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WHEATON.NATHANIEL J
898766 -1
1014/89
192.39
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142.39
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11/11/88
lc
010
341390002
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898755-4
10/23/89
109.86
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11/181%
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895889 -9
09/28/89
85.72
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12/09/87
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146.4?
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10/26/8P
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823963 -0
03/04/88
29.04
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29,04
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12/22/86
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823979 -2
03/04/88
22,80
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12/22/86
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898383 -4
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13,311.49
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11330 BU LIS RD
LYNWOOD, CA 90262
Date Amount Amount Balance Status Last
Account Number K Debtor Name ee Debtor Assigned Assigned Collected Remaining Code Activity
1805063502
AAEL,YVONE
884359^4
06/30/89
131770009
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892703-0
08/30/89
130970004
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886288 -5
07/11/89
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848542 -7
10/31/88
420840002
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902524-4
11/21/89
421380002
AGUILAR,JESUS
920150 -7
03/07/90
804023505
A(AUILAR,SANTOS ELIAS
920162 -3
03/07/90
811052505
A(XUIRRE,GILBERT
905914 -5
12/20/89
710720002
ALCAZAR,11014ALO
884366 -5
06/30/89
100980004
ALEX,BEANARD C
867760 -2
03/22/89
813056502
ALLEN, BLANCHE
869720 -7
04/07/89
701530004
ALMANZA,MAlWITA
851404 -8
12/05/88
803009005
ALVAREZ,MARIA RAMOS
843723 -9
09/14/88
542100003
ALVAREZ,MARTA
892740 -5
08/30/89
630230003
ALVAREZ,OSCAR
865569 -9
02/28/89
420760003
AMAYA,ALFONSO RENDON
865571-0
02/28/89
222070003
NNEERSON,tES
861690-0
02/04/89
401110002
ANDERSON, LINDA
922283 -3
0'3/28/90
51275000`
ANDERSON, PALL A
851389 -7
12/05/88
321500003 0
AWN,
922273 -5
03/28/90
802057504
NIIHDNY,COMPAIN
931015 -9
05/08190
481014 . r:a rzc: .: _
ARB PAIKM SKIMS ANC
-•. _ <V2669 -4
84/21189
621850002
AUSTIN,RONALD
848627 -5
11/01/88
320460004
AVALOS,STEVEN
886502 -5
07/14/89
,611020005
BAKR1ME1 S.
850725 -2
11/28/88
'330150004
BALM, JDAN E
903469 -9
11/30/89
430120003
BWAJAS,NITONIA
843740-0
09/14/88
ACT
BARAJAS,NAVEL
It
012
613040004
BARFIELD,MARY
984023 -3
05/31/90
'632930005
BARIES,JOSEPH C
850721 -6
11/28/88
340060003
BARNETT,OXEG B
89272
08/30/89
'805061501
BARNETi6ALVIN L
920151 -6
03/07/90
501600001
BARRATT,W K
847870 -1
10/21/88
432420009
BAR(ETO,VICTOR J
902095 -3
11/20/89
80`,043005-0
BARTOLOME,BETI
842856 -0
08/26/88
223090002
BATCHELOR VENTURES INC
921558 -3
03/20/90
04/12/90
BAUNELOR,ONEAL
012
445.70
323250002 0
BATES,FOREST JR.
848657 -8
11/02/88
101830002
BALGIY, LANCE
865600 -0
02/28/89
'5215800010
BECKS A
905928 -9
12720/89
87.52
.00
87.52
SHF
04/25/89
lr
012
193.27
.00
193.27
ACT
09/06/88
It
012
42.41
.00
42.41
SHF
12/29/87
lc
012
83.54
.00
83.54
ACT
07/31/87
It
012
59.01
59.01
.00
PIF
12/11/89
01
012
124.97
.00
124.97
MRT
02/01/90
It
012
25.84
.00
25.84
MAT
02/01/90
lc
012
65.33
.00
65.33
MRT
02/29/88
It
012
59.16
.00
59.16
SHF
03/27/89
It
012
59.47
59.47
.00
PIF
05 /04/89
01
012
66.40
.00
66.40
SHF
02/29/88
lc
012
97.60
.00
97.60
SHF
04/15/87
It
012
62.08
.00
62.08
SHF
06/30/87
It
012
57.52
.00
57.52
SHF
07/07/88
)c
012
27.50
.00
27.50
ACT
01/30/87
lc
012
42.39
.00
42.39
ACT
09/11/86
It
012
147.60
.00
147.60
SHF
08/01/86
It
012
64.10
.00
64.10
ACT
09/25/89
lc
012
77.31
.00
T /.31
SHF
05/06/87
lv
012
72.75
.00
72.75
MRT
05/10/88
It
012
77.52
.00
77.52
ACT
04/12/90
lc
012
445.70
;ci: ::00
.. 445.70
81f
46/02188
'-1c
012
73.48
.00
73.48
SHF
05118/87
It
012
127.56
.00
127.56
ACT
12/29/87
lc
012
47.82
.00
47.82
MRT
05/10188
lc
012
126.89
.00
126.89
SHF
10/25/89
)c
012
36.49
.00
36.49
SW
12/15/86
1c
012
31.92
.00
31.92
ACT
02/19/90
It
012
88.71
.00
88.71
MRT
03/30/87
It
012
102.07
.00
102.07
MRT
12/21/88
It
012
25.84
.00
25.84
MRT
02/01/90
It
012
40.58
.00
40.58
MRT
12/29/87
lc
012
129.51
.00
129.51
ACT
08/31/89
It
012
24.72
.00
24.72
SHF
01122/86
It
012
50.83
.00
50.83
MRT
08/31/86
lc
012
44.38
.00
44.38
ACT
02/28/86
It
012
60.19
.00
60.19
MRT
03/31/87
It
012
156.84
.00
156.84
SW
10/26/88
lc
012
;;3 26
(5200)
CUFRW DEBTOR ACTIVITY
AS OF 06104/90 - LYW19
- LYNWOOD (CITY DFl
HATER DEPT
(073)
Page 2
Date
Amount
Amount
Balance
Status
Last
Account Number
++ Debtor Name
tt Debtor
Assigned
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code Activity
Desk
211480004
BECKLES,PERLE
892761 -9
08/30/89
51.49
.00
51.49
Slf
09/23/87
lc
012
222070004
B&L,MELDRED
861691 -9
02/04/89
235.19
.00
235.19
MRT
11/24/87
is
012
312810004
B1?M,MAROUIERITE
847864 -9
10/21/88
39.89
.00
39.89
MRT
10/29/87
lc
012
522330004
BERIDON,ROXANNE C
905908 -3
12/20/89
32.85
.00
32.85
SNF
11/18/88
lc
012
112280007
BERNAL,JUAN
892704 -9
08/30/89
58.40
.00
58.40
SHF
03/24/89
lc
012
421960002
BERUIEN.CYNTHIA
886973 -5
07/19/89
101.02
.00
101.02
SHF
04/20/89
lc
012
540480001
BEYREIS.JOE M
843720 -2
09/14/88
49.14
.00
49.14
SHF
03/26/87
lc
012
X BEYREIS,JACALYN
633260001
BIALEY,JAMES E.
861705 -3
02/04/89
63.24
.00
63.24
ACT
06/19/87
lc
012
632640002
BILIA,ABOUR RAHIM
886772 -8
07/18189
196.86
.00
196.86
NOR
12/09/87
lc
012
430250004
BIRD, R)CHARD
865374 -2
02/28/89
31.71
.00
31.71
MRT
06/20/86
Ic
012
400440002
BLAC XCHAEL B
851393 -1
12/05/88
64.24
.00
64.24
MRT
09/23/86
lr
012
410820008
BLACKMAN,EVELYN
865578 -8
02/28/89
53.14
.00
53.14
fRT
08/20/87
lc
012
632090005
f4.AYLOCK,WILLARD E.
8;10729 -8
11/28/88
82.74
.00
82.74
MRT
10/29/87
lc
012
411400002
BLLR11„ ANIS
886497 -2
07/14/89
84.73
.00
84.73
SHF
10/06/88
lc
012
601740003
BONFILLIO,VIOLEf
843739 -1
09/14/88
23.84
.00
23.84
SW
06/20/86
lc
012
211150008
BOSTICK,ELISE
861693 -7
02/04/89
127.52
.00
127.52
ACT
09/08/88
lc
012
313060005
BRADSNAN,TERI J
902101 -5
11/20/89
34.52
34.52
.00
PIF
12/04/89
01
012
621860005
B MU Y,JEFFREY
847901 -4
10/21188
14.46
.00
14.46
ACT
02/16/87
)c
012
411270015
BROWN,JAfES
850737 -8
11/28/88
77.84
.00
77.84
ACT
01/12188
lc
012
30076
BROWN,JIMMY
847877 -4
10/21/88
36.62
.00
36.62
ACT
06/29/87
Ic
012
6333`5M
BROW( +JOHN T
850720 -7
11/28/88
88.40
.00
88.40
ACT
03/07/86
lc
012
702350004
BROWN,PATRICIA
894402 -0
09/13/89
38.38
.00
38.38
S1F
10/15/87
lc
012
CHLNO,PAfRICIA
621340001
BRUCKLER,SICrA.10]
847898 -9
10/21/88
62.94
.00
62.94
ACT
09/11/86
lc
012
513170003
BRYANf,DONALD R
886515-0
07/14/89
124.50
100
124.50
SHF
05/13/28
lc
012
321030004
BIRAETT,ELIZABETH
847883 -6
10/21/88
52.21
.00
52.21
SIF
06/17/87
lc
012
4000830005
PJMTT,P"IE P
892710 -1
08/30/89
39.31
39.31
.00
PIF
10/23/89
01
012
541330006
BUZO,DAVID
847853 -2
10/21/88
51.13
.00
51.13
ACT
06/20/86
lc
012
440090002-0
CACF3ES,RLFINO
851385 -1
12/05/88
42.62
.00
42.62
ACT
11/30/88
lv
012
201350(85
CALM"'OSCAR
843725 -7
09/14/88
92.90
.00
92.90
ACT
08/21/87
lc
012
633580001 0
CAL-H",CLIFTON L.
865733 -0
03/02/89
36.01
.00
36.01
ACT
02/01/89
lc
012
142301005 -0
CANACNOMIA
842859-7
08/26/88
385.91
.00
385.91
ACT
03/30/87
lc
006
342300002
CAIRANA,RICARDO
865582 -2
02/28/89
51.14
.00
51.14
ACT
11/11/86
lc
012
502880004
CAMP()S,ELISEO
853107 -4
12/13/88
48.90
.00
48.90
ACT
07/18/86
lc
012
602380002
C4RDENAS,RAY?M
920167 -8
03/07/90
50.47
.00
50.47
ACT
01/18/90
lc
012
702900006
CARDIEL,RIDM
894396 -8
09/13/89
170.29
.00
170.29
MRT
05/19/88
lc
012
CARDIEL,VICKIE
711740003
CARNMA,RANON
907797 -3
01/02/90
91.10
.00
91.10
ACT
08/16/88
lc
012
431400001
CARPE M,W.A.
865583 -1
02/28/89
111.40
.00
111.40
ACT
09/03/86
)c
012
601250003
CARR,DOLC4_AS
853113 -6
12/13/88
46.69
.00
46.69
ACT
09/29/87
lc
012
131520003
CARRILLO,GUADALLK
869719-0
04/07/89
104.00
.00
104.00
SHF
03/27/89
lc
012
822038201
CARRILLO,RITA
884367 -4
06/30/89
58.86
.00
58.86
Sff
12/31/84
lc
012
501740003
CARSON,DEOGRACIA
847869 -4
10/21/88
87.84
.00
87.84
MRT
04/2787
lc
012
601620003
CARSON,WILLIE D
886494 -5
07/14189
102.98
.00
102.98
MRT
09/11/87
lc
012
SCOff,CYNTHIA
121900002
CARTtR,FORRESTINE
903472 -4
11/3089
133.67
.00
133.67
ACT
10/19/89
lc
012
121900001
CARTER,HORACE
850715 -4
11/28/88
55.92
.00
53.92
MRT
11/11/86
lc
012
131130004
CASTALDI,VICTOR
865566 -2
02/28/89
45.31
45.31
.00
MI
11/20/8Q
01
012
220370002
CASTILLO,FERMIN V
892127 -2
08/30/89
94.67
.00
94.67
ACT
12/11/87
lc
012
502830002
CASTILLO,FECTOR
934021 -5
05/31/90
94.42
.00
94.42
ACT
03/23/90
lc
012
804029504
CAS'fILLO,JAVIER
903473 -3
11/30/89
44.75
.00
44.75
SfF
11/01/89
lc
012
331230004
CASTILLO,JUIIN
9025226
11/21/89
129.64
.00
129.64
MRT
09/25/89
lc
012
130650007
CASTRO,CARLOS
894394-0
09 /13/89
124.83
124.52
.31
PIF
02 /01/90
01
012
(5200)
CURRENT DEBTOR ACTIVITY
AS OF 06 /04/90
- LYN919
- LYNWOOD (CITY OF) WATER DEPT
(073)
Page
3
Date
Amount
Amount
Balance
Status
Last
Account Number
ee Debtor Name
ee Debtor
Assigned
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code
Activity
Desk
i115=2
CAUIDELAS,ALBERTO
847521 -4
10/17/88
12.28
.00
12.28
ACT
09!14/88
lc
012
530690003
Ck%Y,WILLIE
9024959
11/21/89
173.76
.00
173.76
ACf
07/24/89
lc
012
122200002
CHAPPELL,WILLIE S.
850730 -5
11/28/88
47.16
.00
47.16
MRT
01/15/87
lc
012
531300004
DiAfMAN,CENIETHIA
915648 -7
02/05/90
72.14
.00
72.14
ACT
10/25/89
Ic
012
601250005
DIAVEZ,CARLDS
850724-3
11/28/88
71.53
.00
71.53
MRT
04/26/88
Ic
012
540150003
CHAVEZ,THOMAS
886753 -1
07/18/89
392.30
.00
392.30
SHF
06/16/89
lc
006
540020006
CIFUENTES,BLANCA L.
861696 -4
02/04/89
79.60
.00
79.60
ACT
07/07/88
lc
012
540020005
CIFIENTES,MANUEL
8616955
02/04/89
26.78
.00
26.78
ACT
11/04/86
lc
012
232090006
CISfEROS,FELIPE
903647 -4
12/02/89
115.85
.00
115.85
%F
11/22/89
lc
012
CISNEROS,MARIA
211380001
CISNEROS,ROBERT R
903475 -1
11130/89
141.95
.00
141.95
MRT
06/21189
Ic
012
541230003
CIVITELLI,GEOROE M
902093 -5
11/20/89
70.86
.00
70.86
SHF
10/02/89
lc
012
622460003
CLAY,BARBARA J.
865567 -1
02/28/89
55.10
.00
55.10
MRT
03/12/87
Ic
012
320900001
CLEVEL.AND,J"SON
848543 -6
10/31/88
98.12
.00
98.12
ACT
09/18/87
lc
012
232220001
CLIFFORMOBERT C
884365-6
06/30/89
25.88
25.88
.00
PIF
01/02/90
01
012
101620002
CLINE 5R,ALFRED
894393 -1
09113/89
82.54
82.54
.00
PIF
10/27/89
01
012
540090002
COBO,DIEGO
866220 -8
03/15/89
83.68
83.68
.00
PIF
03/20/89
01
012
700041001
Q)CKRELL ENTERPRISES
902528-0
11121!89
40.85
.00
40.85
SHF
12/09/88
lc
012
513340060
COMIS,JOSLYN S
905929 -8
12/20/89
90.00
.00
90.00
ACT
02/08/89
lc
012
110610007
CON1`RERAS.RAUL
866228 -0
03/15/89
73.18
.00
73.18
ACT
08/23/87
Ic
012
811037505
COOK,AARON
847902 -3
10/21/88
10.94
.00
10.94
MRT
02/28/87
)c
012
202210006
CORLEFTO,CARLOS
886889 -8
07/19189
38.22
38.22
.00
PIF
07/25/89
01
012
512140003
CORTES,MARIA
853106 -5
12/13/88
96.67
.00
96.67
MRT
11/11186
lc
012
631260002
COX,CNARLES
843735 -5
09/14/88
55.55
.00
55,55
MRT
10/03/85
lc
012
211290003
COX,EDNA L
8712755
04/14189
28.54
.00
28.54
SW
06/17/87
lc
012
"11498
MTIVE REAL ESTATE
872670 -1
04/21/89
302.00
302.00
.00
PIF
05 /03/89
01
006
621220001
CROCIRM,JMES H
903466 -2
11/30/89
98.47
.00
98.47
ACT
08/31/89
lc
012
610170002
CROFT,PATRICIA
8437079
09/14/88
98.34
.00
98.34
ACT
12/15/86
lc
012
212290001
CROMMETT,MARY M
E*0726 -1
11/28/88
50.77
.00
50.77
MRT
05/22/87
lc
012
701930003
CRORNEL,SALVADOR
902525 -3
11/21/89
167.80
.00
167.80
51f
12/21/88
Ic
012
342530004 0
CRUDl1P,SANDRA
889`,,62 -6
08/10/89
25.64
.00
25.64
SHF
04/11/88
lc
012
232690006
CRUMP,JAMES
894395 -9
09/13/89
45.68
.00
45.68
SHF
03/02/88
lc
012
540390002
CRUISEY,ALFRED J
8456304
09/28/88
82.24
.00
82.24
ACT
05/29/87
lc
012
120640003
CRUZ,MARIA
902498 -6
11/21/89
64.26
.00
64.26
%f
01/12/88
lc
012
420900004
CRUZ,ROMELIA
907798 -2
01/02/90
89.96
.00
89.96
ACT
05/10/88
lc
012
710120002
CLIITIS,DAVID L
886285 -8
07/11/89
120.10
.00
120.10
SW
10/15/87
Ic
012
230290002
DANIELS,DARRYL W
867759 -5
03/22/89
134.17
.00
134.17
SHF
16/27/86
Ic
012
343050006
DANTZLER,NORRIS
886501 -6
07/14/89
83.28
83.28
.00
PIF
07/20/89
01
012
540410005
DAVIS,OLARIA
886278 -7
07/11/89
41.68
.00
41.68
SHF
05/10/88
lr
012
612700003
DAVIS,MARK C
886982 -4
07/19/89
45.26
.00
45.26
SHF
10/29/87
lc
012
501160003
DAVIS,RALSTON J
847859 -6
10/21/88
74.62
.00
74.62
ACT
02/20/86
lc
012
701315001 0
DBL REFURBISHING CO
926681 -2
04/13/90
107.88
.00
107.88
ACf
01/09/90
lc
002
702828001 0
DBL REFURBISHINC CO
926683-0
04 /13/90
119.29
.00
119.29
ACT
01/09/90
lc
002
702825001 0
DBL REFURBISHING CO
926685 -8
04/13/90
14.88
.00
14.88
ACT
01/09/90
lc
002
701318001 0
DBL REFURBISHING CO
926687 -6
04/13/90
53.28
.00
53.28
ACT
01/09/90
lc
002
702820001 0
DBL REFURBISHING CD
926688 -5
04/13/90
101.99
.00
101.99
ACT
01/09/90
lc
002
720500003 0
DBL RE MBISHING CO
926691-0
04/13/90
45.52
.00
45.52
ACT
02/27/90
lc
002
701080001 0
DBL REFURBISHING CO
926694 -7
04/13/90
58.05
.00
58.05
ACT
02/27/90
lc
002
701095001 0
Dill REFURBISHING CO
926696 -5
04/13/90
308.73
.00
308.73
ACT
02/27/90
lc
002
330360003
DE LA VEGA,RICHARD
886499-0
07/14/89
102.77
.00
102.77
ACT
08/04/88
Ic
012
822007001 0
DENNIS,RUSSELL W
869714 -5
04/07/89
32.12
.00
32.12
SHF
06/13/89
lr
012
420970003
DIEDERICK,U ANA
920144 -6
03/07/90
134.93
.00
134.93
ACT
12/29/89
lc
012
4327900022 0
DIMAS,OSWALD
846580 -4
10/06/88
36.26
.00
36.26
ACT
01/31/86
Ic
012
130940007
DOMINGLEZ,JORGE
892706 -7
08/30/89
83.18
.00
83.18
ACT
06/26/89
lr
012
0
(5200)
Account Number
CIIiRENI DEBTOR ACTIVITY AS OF 06104/90 - LYN919 - LYNWOOD (CITY OF) WATER DEPT
Date Amount Amount Balance
ae Debtor Name +f Debtor Assigned Assigned Collected Remaining
532180001
811018501
141190001
601980003
422260003
332960003
122131002
111550004
401330005
430290001
630390001
632070002 0
441280001
811002005
211240002
431270003
611390003
114829
322860002
701010001
631380001
300900002
822113401
502250004
610820001
400630002
802007502
540990001
502250005
321440002
311500003
402470002
711380002
431330003
442710005
630610003
301680004
511535007
203230003
811011506
522160004
710720001
232000004
602520002
612770002
7009/0004
814006003
112480003
DUMIWAEZ,AD%N
843717 -7
09/14/88
DLWELLY.RICHARD B
843712 -2
09114/88
DORAME,ARTHUR
847882 -7
10121188
DREXEL,STEPHENS
90341E -6
11/30/89
DUNCAN,LEONARD
886886 -1
07/19/89
DURFi4M41JUTE
865372 -6
02/28/89
DIO M,OLEN M
920160 -5
03/07/90
D", MARY
843751 -4
09/14/88
EN NM,LOUIS H
920145 -5
03/07/90
ELLIOTT,RICHARD B.
865573 -3
02/28/89
EMMERICK,HOWARD D.
865577 -9
02/28/89
-81RIGM,ALJStf
012
59.07
VARGAS,SHIELA
59.07
ACF
ENRIaXZ,AKM
920173 -0
03/07/90
ERSKINE,ROBER'f
905922 -5
12/20/89
ESYAIIILLA,ANDRES
9077 % -7
01/02/90
ESPINDOLA,EFRAIN
869111 -2
04/07/89
ESTRAIE,ALEJAMDRO
902527 -1
11/21/89
EVANS,CHERYL
892733 -4
08/30/89
FARLEY,EVA
872674 -7
04/21/89
FARROW,DIANA MARILN
886887-0
07/19/89
FNJMR,RUBY
869721 -6
04/07/89
FELDER,MICHALL
894401 -1
09/13/89
FELDER,BEITY
40.86
.00
FBGJSM,MICHAEL B
88688
07/19/89
FILLET,JENNIE
867834 -4
03/23/89
FINN,JEAIETTE
903458 -2
11/30/89
FLEEKS,WILLIE J
886282 -1
07/11/89
FLOYD JR.,CHARLES L.
861707 -1
02/04/89
FONi,MILAGRO
905910 -9
12/20/89
FORCH,WILLIE D.
850717 -2
11/28/88
FOSTER,E
908615 -1
01109/90
FkAIZER,FLOYD
902473 -5
11/21/89
C/0 EPPESEN,DORMA
25.84
MRT
FRANK ARNOLD ROOFING
847914 -9
10/21/88
FRANC,YOLANDA Y
886503 -4
07/14/89
FRIAZ,JDAOUIN R
886496 -3
07/14189
FLERTE,VILMA
886978-0
07/19/89
FLIEIES,JOSEPHINA
8437',13 -7
09/14/88
GABRIEL'S FASHION
908613 -3
01/09/90
CALLOWAY,JOE L
867757 -7
03/22/89
GARCIA,FELIX
920168 -7
03/07/90
CMC1A,MANLEL
851387 -9
12/05/88
CARCIA,MIOLEL
843736 -4
09/14/88
GARDNER,OTIS
920174 -9
03/07/90
GAIIOLA,CAHLDS R
903644 -7
12/02/89
GEORGE REALTY CO.
865581 -3
02/28/89
C/O CHARLES BARNETT
33.33
SW
GILES,A A
892697 -8
08/30/89
GILLIGAN,ROBERT D
902026-7
11/17/89
GIPSON,EMM1TT G
847917 -6
10/21/88
GIASGOW,STEPHMIE
865606 -4
02/28/89
ODNZALES,KAREN
920166 -9
03/07/90
GONZALES,MARIA
865613 -5
02/28/89
Status
Code
(073) Page
Last
Activity Desk
15.02
.00
15.02
ACF
06 /20/86
lc
012
45.34
.00
45.34
ACF
04/30/88
lc
012
53.26
.00
53.26
ACF
06/24/87
lc
012
38.67
.00
38.67
ACT
09128/89
Ic
012
45.13
.00
45.13
SHF
01/07/88
Ic
012
59.07
.00
59.07
ACF
06/17/87
lc
012
27.%
.00
27.98
ACT
02/01/90
Ic
012
58.02
.00
58.02
SW
10/29/87
lc
012
46.76
.00
46.76
ACT
02/01/90
Ic
012
3148
.00
33.48
ACT
09/19/86
lc
012
40.86
.00
40.86
ACT
08/26/86
lc
012
16.00
" M
- -- U.00
81f
00/07/69
'it
012
89.46
.00
89.46
MRT
08/31/89
Ic
012
50.89
.00
50.89
ACT
11/18/88
lc
012
25.84
.00
25.84
MRT
12/31/88
lc
012
55.48
55.48
.00
PIF
04 /14/89
01
012
50.89
.00
50.89
SHF
04/17/89
l5-
012
228.52
.00
228.52
SHF
03/23/88
lc
012
453.40
' -- .00
153.40
NOR
111MM
Ic
012
69.14
.00
69.14
SHF
12/29/87
Ic
012
33.33
.00
33.33
SW
08/26/86
Ic
012
69.86
.00
69.86
ACT
05/15/89
Ic
012
64.96
64.96
.00
PIF
08 /01/89
01
012
57.36
.00
5/.36
SW
02/28/89
lc
012
301.65
.00
301.65
ACT
06/16/89
lc
002
89.09
.00
89.09
SHF
10/15/81
lc
012
81.62
.00
81.62
SHF
04/25/88
lc
012
27.06
.00
27.06
MRT
06/30/87
lc
012
85.84
.00
85.84
SHF
07/08/86
Ic
012
76.21
.00
76.21
ACT
11101/89
Ic
012
139.25
.00
139.25
SHF
07/14189
Ic
012
56.00
.00
56.00
SHF
06 /17188
lc
012
47.19
.00
47.19
SHF
12/09/87
Ic
012
79.34
.00
79.34
ACT
10/15/87
lc
012
64.06
.00
64.06
AC'f
09/20/88
Ic
012
17.04
.00
17.04
ACF
02/17/87
l5-
012
168.53
.00
168.53
ACT
02/08/89
lc
012
66.65
.00
66.65
SHF
05/13/87
Ic
012
38.28
.00
38.28
ACT
02/01/90
lc
012
29.44
.00
29.44
ACT
06/28/86
l5-
012
173.68
.00
173.68
ACF
04/15/87
lc
012
51.68
.00
51.68
MRT
02/1
lc
012
100.82
.00
100.82
ACT
11/22/89
lc
012
139.24
.00
139.24
SHF
04/21/87
lc
012
65.85
.00
65.85
SHF
12/12/88
lv
012
90.88
.00
90.88
b1f
06/23/89
lc
012
11.77
.00
11.77
ACT
06/17/87
Ic
012
74.87
.00
74.87
SW
11/21/86
lc
012
180.88
.00
180.88
ACT
03/13/90
03
012
42.77
.00
42.17
MRT
08/26/86
lc
012
• &
'(S200)
Account Number
CURB G DEBTOR ACTIVITY AS OF 06 /04/90 - LYN919 - LYNWUOU (CITY OF) WATER DEFT (073) Page 5
Date Amount Amount Balance
ff Debtor Nave e+ Debtor Assigned Assigned Collected Remaining
612740004
GONZALES,SALVADOR N
813039004
GONZALEZ,DAVID
211190003
GONZALEZ,FERNANDO
511380005
OOWZALEZ,FRANCISCO
231310005 0
GONZALEZ,JOSE
210810004
GONZALEMAMON
400590003
GOOCH,BEVERLY
401760001
GOOD,MAROARET
802008502
OOODLOW,EI4W JEAN
-'541630002
GRAJEDA,LETICIA
4025300021-0
GRANT,WILLIAM H
210920002
GREEN,F.
53.18
C/O ABEELLADE,ROBERT
331370004
GRIEGO,CHRI5TOPHER
442470002 0
GRIJALVA,IGNACIA M
540740006
GRZSSOM,EDHARD
212080002
GUNTER,BETTY J
442370007
GUSTAVO,MBM
532170002
OUTIERREZ,JOSE
.00
GUTIERREZ, MARGARITA
122015001
GUTIERREZ,LEOPOLDO
31.04
GUTIERREZ,VICTOR M
31.04
887004 -6
HAGAN,JOFANIE
.513170004
NALL.,BRE"
210230003
HANSON,GAYLCRD C.
210220003
RMSM, GAYLORD C.
540610002
HARRIS,BRENDA
301610002
HARRIS,JOE F.
622490002
FW2RIS,L.AURA J.
142330DOS
HARRIS,LESTER B
520390003
IMIS,WILLIE M
63LB50001
HART,BILL
71730001
HAWKINS,MERRIETfA
521870001
MAYWARD,LINDA
80402400.1
HAYWOOD,SAIM
222250001
HENDERSON,JUM A
603520005
HENRY,OUIDA YVO*E
301150001
HERMfW,MRS H G
41R/13J89
X K E1,ALAN
1:511300001
HERNANDEZ,FELIX A
5403600010
HERtMOEZ,JDSE
811039505
HERrWNDEZ.TONY
120020001
I fib'du I Haa
3101860003
HILL,JUNE I
'= 631340002
HINES,TERRIE
541340002
HIQUERA,JUAN
320700003
HOFFMAN,PAT
721150003
HOLM,LEE E
521890002
HOLDER,STANLEY
3106OW01
HOLSTEAD,TWiR\'
111550002
HOUSTON,NATHANIEL J
23098W02
HAM,BRENDA
541590003
HUERTA,GERARDO M
847856 -9
10/21/88
60.78
.00
60.78
920165-0
03/07/90
39.14
.00
39.14
865575 -1
02/28/89
53.34
.00
53.34
865734 -9
03/02/89
78.74
.00
78.74
8B9563 -5
08/10/89
53.18
.00
53.18
869716 -3
04/07/89
96.88
.00
96.88
861688 -4
021041W
185.04
.00
185.04
908619 -7
01/09/90
75.29
.00
75.29
905911 -8
12/20/89
31.04
.00
31.04
887004 -6
07/19/89
92.20
.00
92.20
842867 -7
08126/88
61.88
.00
61.88
865370-8
02/28/89
126.27
.00
126.27
Status
Code
SHF
ACT
ff
SHP
SFf
SHF
ACF
SHF
SHP
SHF
Slf
SIP
Last
Activity
07/25/87
12/22/89
03/30/87
01/15/87
12/14/87
03/27/89
08/21/88
08/11/89
04/30/87
12/09/87
06/10/85
06/24/87
Desk '
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
lc
012
012
012
012
012
012
012
012
012
012
012
012
892705 -8
08/30189
76.21
76.21
.00
PIP
10/16/89
01
012
848656 -9
11/02/88
34.72
.00
34.71
MRT
07/25/87
)c
012 '
886517 -8
07/14/89
366.09
.00
366.09
BAN
10/06/88
lc
002 '
8186888 -9
01119/89
37.61
.00
37.61
SW
10/150
lc
012
934020 -6
05/31/90
243.98
.00
243.98
ACT
03/14/90
lc
012
903645 -6
12/02/89
79.63
.00
79.63
SW
11/22/89
lc
012
915651 -1
02/05/90
121.53
.00
121.53
MR7
11/30/89
lc
012
866230 -6
03/15189
51.34
.00
51.34
Stf
07/31/87
lc
012
J974041 -9
ObIWM -_ '136.00
-- ;1110
" 136.00
IRT
41R/13J89
.$ 4 M2
886514 -1
07/14/89
289.62
.00
289.62
NUR
02/08/89
lc
012
865608 -2
02/28/89
160.16
160.16
.00
PIP
04 /06/89
01
012
865610 -8
02/28/89
179.58
179.58
.00
PIP
04/06/89
01
012
886762-0
07/18/89
31.74
31.74
.00
PIP
08/09/89
01
012
861702 -6
02/04/89
65.07
.00
65.07
SW
06/01/87
lc
012
865576-0
02/28/89
137.10
.00
137.10
SHF
09/17/86
lc
012,
843731 -9
09/14/88
51.34
.00
51.34
SHP
05/13/87
lc
012
851:74 -0
12/05/88
48.16
.00
48.16
MRT
01/15/87
lr
012
866996 -8
07/19/89
41.46
.00
41.46
SW
02/16/87
lc
012
905921 -6
12120/89
220.71
.00
220.71
ACT
05/19/88
lc
012
886516 -9
07/14/89
192.16
.00
192.16
SW
12/29/87
1c
012
915654 -8
02/05/90
103.62
.00
103.62
ACT
12/29/89
lc
012
850728 -9
11/28/88
72.37
72.37
.00
PIP
11/27/89
01
012
843704 -2
09/14/88
72.84
- .00
72.84
bFF
11/17/87
lc
012
843714-0
09/14/88
14.55
.00
14.55
ACF
08/27/87
lc
012
903465 -3
11/30/89
130.79
.00
130.79
MRT
08/31/89
lc
012
843757 -8
09/14/88
150.32
.00
150.32
ACF
04/15/87
lc
012
915647 -8
02/05/90
36.08
.00
36.08
SHF
01/09/90
lc
012
886495 -4
07/14/89
43.92
.00
43.92
ACT
10/06/88
lc
012
907796 -4
01/02/90
40.00
40.00
.00
PIP
01/04/90
01
012
915644 -1
02105/90
62.78
.00
62.78
SW
01/02/90
lc
012
847874 -7
10/21/88
187.64
.00
187.64
ACF
03/26/87
lc
012
884383 -4
06/30/89
75.01
.00
75.01
bW
06120/89
lc
612
843722-0
09/14/88
33.59
DO
33.59
SHP
01/30/87
lc
012
915643 -2
02/05/90
36.86
.00
36.86
MRT
12/27/89
lc
012
903461 -7
11/30/89
29.47
.00
29.47
ACT
08/31/89
.lc
012
843753 -2
09/14/88
74.63
.00
74.63
SW
11/11/86
lc
012
894397 -7
09/13189
170.48
.00
170.48
SHF
12121188
lc
012
934019 -9
05/31/90
97.15
:00
97.15
ACT
02/19/90
lc
012
(5200)
Account Number
OMIT DEBTOR ACTIVITY AS OF 06/04/90 - LYM919 - LYM OOD (CITY OF) WATER DEPT (073) Page 6
Date Amount Amount Balance Status Last
to Debtor Name ff Debtor Assigned Assigned Collected Remaining Code Activity
HUNTINGITIM,E D
t1UiNG, IN KYU
IBARRA,ROSA M
IRBY,GWEN
IVRA,UOROTNY
JACKSWCJIARLES E
JACKS(NL DEBRA
JACKSUN,JW'ES
JACKSON,RICHARD
JAMES,DEXTER S
JAMES,ETHEL M
JARA,JAMUELIN
JENKINS,FRAIKES D
JESUS,GWZ S.
JETER, DC4IENE
JIMENEZ,ERNESTO
JIMMZ,RAU SILVA
JOHNSON,IREtE
JW60N, JAMES
JOHNSON,JONITH
JONES,ANNIE M.
JWS, MARLOTTE
,lL1AN,ASUNCION CHONA
JUAREZ,ROBERT D
KELLEY 11I40 A
KELLY S TIRES
KIM,KNRNG NO
KIM,NORMA
KIMBLE,DWITA
KING,JOHN
KING,KELLY
KITCHEMS,SHER1
KITTLE,DONALD R
LA SIESTA 2 (HMILIA MONTEC)
LEE, JOSEPH J
LEPE,MARIA DEL RUSARIO
LEWIS,CLEATHA
LEWTS,ELAINE T
LEWIS,MICHAEL
LEWIS,KAREN
LINRRES,ANTENOR
LOPEZ,JOSE L
LOPEZ,VERONICA
LOSSTRAMMUCINA
LOVE,JDHN C
LUCERMLIBY
LYNWOOD BODY W
MAGA,VAISOLA
WANA,CAW)ELARIA
H4OANA,1(WAIEL
MALIIONADO,JOSE L
MALINDA,MEEKS
MALMSTEAD,EVANGELINA
MANIACI,WM
915656 -6
02/05/90
225.53
OD
225,53
MRT
01/02/90
lc
012
902100 -6
11/20/89
208.26
.00
208.26
ACT
0/31/89
)c
012
902464 -6
11/21/89
93.12
:00
93.12
SHF
07/31/87
lr
012
865604 -6
02/28/89
43.20
,00
43.20
ACT
08/20/87
Ic
012
920163 -2
03/07/90
154.28
.00
154.28
MRT
02/01/90
lc
012
934018 -0
05/31/90
31.84
.00
31.84
ACT
03/02/90
lc
012
850719-0
11/28/88
68.91
.00
68.91
MRT
12/09/87
lc
012
847907 -8
10/21/88
102.09
.00
102.09
M(T
04/28/87
1c
012
847857 -8
10/21/88
90.14
.00
90,14
ACT
0712,;187
Ic
012
867835 -3
03/23/89
27.44
.00
27.44
ACT
04/28/87
lc
012
886883 -4
07/19/89
48.55
.00
48.55
SHF
06/20/89
lr
012
905923 -4
12/20/89
26.60
.00
26.60
SW
11/22/89
lc
012
889567 -1
08/10/89
60.41
.00
60.41
MRT
01/07/86
lc
012
865615 -3
02/28189
101.77
.00
101.77
ACT
11120/86
lc
012
887089 -4
07/19/89
80.40
.00
80.40
ACT
06/20/89
lc
012
907795 -5
01/02/90
27.05
.00
27.05
SHF
10/23/87
lc
012
920161-4
03/07/90
63,28
.00
63,28
ACT
09/25/89
lc
012
86&W -5
02/28189
53.41
.00
53.41
ACT
06/17/87
lc
012
854384 -3
06/30/89
135.16
.00
135.16
SHF
06/07/89
lc
012
902526 -2
11/21/89
95.56
.00
95,56
SW
09 /75/89
lc
012
861698 -2
02/04/89
28,84
28.84
.00
PIT
02 /20/89
01
012
892723 -6
08/30/89
170.59
.00
170.59
SHF
11/11/0
lc
012
921280 -6
03/28/90
121.12
121.12
.00
PIT
04/04/90
01
012
915649 -6
02/05/90
212.71
.00
212.71
ACT
10/20/89
lc
012
886498 -1
07/14/89
59.19
.00
59.19
SHF
05/19/88
lc
012
884377 -2
06/30/89
130,52
100
130.52
SHF
06/07/89
)c
012
869718 -1
04/07/89
144.87
.00
144.87
ACT
03/27/89
lc
012
908620 -4
01/09/90
56.39
.00
56,39
MRf
05/15/89
lc
012
842855-1
08/26/88
12.36
.00
12,36
10
07/29/85
lc
012
865586 -8
02/26/89
128.49
.00
128.49
SHF
09/11/86
lc
012
847867 -6
10/21/88
84.25
.00
84,25
MRT
12/09/87
lc
012
865593 -9
02/28/89
79.62
79.62
.00
PIT
04/11/89
01
012
934022 -4
05/31/90
71.23
.00
71.23
ACT
01/16/90
lc
012
843728 -4
09/14/0
61.74
.00
61.74
ACT
05/22/87
lc
012
920175 -8
03/07/90
34.56
.00
34,56
MRT
02/01/90
lc
012
851398 -6
12/05/88
51.24
.00
51.24
MRT
07/7187
la
012
892763 -7
08/30/89
58.58
58.58
.00
PIT
09/26/89
01
012
921559 -2
03/20/90
71.25
.00
71.25
MRT
04/21/89
lc
012
865595 -7
02/28/89
185.41
.00
185.41
MRT
09/05/86
)c
012
843749 -9
09/14/88
41.87
41.87
.00
PIT
10/03/88
09
012
920146 -4
03/07190
138.33
.00
138.33
ACT
02/01/90
)c
012
847875 -6
10/21/88
980.85
.00
980,85
SW
10 /31 /86
lc
004
920169 -6
03/07/90
98,86
.00
98.86
ACT
02/01 /90
lc
012
892750 -2
08/30/89
25.10
25.10
.00
PIT
10/04/89
01
012
8726765
04/21/89
156.00
.00
156.00
SHF
10/26/88
lc
012
861701 -7
02/04/89
181.06
.00
181.06
MRT
10/31/0
lc
012
84706 -3
10/21/88
21.16
.00
27.16
MRT
06/10/88
Ic
012
903495 -7
11!30189
96.95
96.95
.00
PIT
03/14/90
01
012
889564 -4
08/10/89
55.10
.00
55.10
SHF
07/01/88
lc
012
908618 -8
01/09/90
62.34
.00
62.34
ACT
10/13/89
lc
012
902494 -0
11/21/89
57.66
57.66
.00
PIF
01/18/90
01
012
8653762
02/28/89
101.01
101.01
.00
PIT
03/08/89
01
012
0
0
(5200)
CURRENT DEBTOR ACTIVITY
AS OF 06 /04/90 - LYN919
- LYMiM (CITY OF) NATER DEPT
(073)
Page 7
Date
Amount
Amount
Balance
Status Last
Account Number
++ Debtor Name
++ Debtor
Assigned
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code Activity
Desk
520250001
MANNS,BETTY
902491 -3
11121/89
167.02
.00
167.02
SMF
02/08/89
lc
012
520950001
MRNNS,JESSIE M
886513 -2
07/14/89
106.26
.00
106.26
SHF
10/26/86
lc
012
622110001
MANOR,PAULINE
865736 -7
03/02/89
127.71
.00
127.71
MRT
08/27/86
lc
012
302700002
MANLFL,FREDDIE L
847888 -1
10/21/88
44.91
.00
44.91
MR1
01/30/67
)c
012
710440003
MANZANARES,MARIA
850736 -9
11/28/88
179.47
179.47
.00
PIF
08/31/89
01
012
221630001
MARIL,DIANE
865617 -1
02/28/89
44.90
.00
44.90
ACT
03130/87
lc
012
710009101
MARK M 'PETERS CONST
903468-0
11/30/89
43.35
.00
43.35
SHF
11/01189
lc
012
431260003
PPMIEZ,DAVID
861708 -0
02104/89
26.59
.00
26.59
MRT
07127/88
lc
012
442070006
MAR.41ALL,KAREN
903488 -6
11/30/89
62.06
.00
62.06
ACT
10/25/89
lc
012
611590004
MARTIN,CLRIIS
843746 -2
09114/88
92.56
.00
92.56
MRT
01/27/88
lc
012
302420002
MARTINEZ,ALICIA
908616-0
01/09/90
155.27
.00
155.27
ACT
11/28/89
)c
012
804032006
MARTINEZ,EDIO FEW
920147 -3
03/07/90
51.68
51.68
.00
PIF
05 /30/90
01
012
540690004
MAYERS,CECILIA
886765 -7
07/18/89
64.26
.00
64.26
SW
04/20/88
lc
012
541820003
MAYERS,LINDA
902018 -7
11/17/89
110.08
.00
110.08
ACT
05 /17/89
lc
012
400680003
MAYES,BDJCLAS
934024 -2
05/31/90
65.90
.00
65.90
ACT
01/22190
lc
012
701740002
MC CLLRE,LDLA
905920 -7
12/20/89
41.07
41.00
.07
PIF
01/16/90
01
012
620480002
MC CONEN,NALTER R
850733 -2
11/28/88
30.81
.00
30.81
ACT
04/15/87
is
012
411450002
IK: CONMAN,090-D L
884385 -2
06/30/89
72.61
.00
72.61
SIF
06/14/89
lc
012
331570002
MC CONMAN,JAMES E
884379 -0
06/30/b'9
47.28
.00
47.28
SHF
06/20/89
lc
012
402720004
MC M,E DEAN
853110 -9
12/13188
45.40
.00
45.40
ACT
12/19/86
Ic
012
502610002
MC CRlAO)Y,BENNY O.
850723 -4
11/28/88
97.32
.00
97.32
MRT
07/11/86
is
012
8220057013 -1
MC CIALUJGH,LEE
8428T-9
08/26/88
31.08
.00
31.08
MITT
04/30/85
lc
012
8220057013 -2
MC CUlOUGH,LEE
842858 -8
08/26/88
31.08
.00
31.08
MRT
10/31/85
is
012
231660W3
MC GOLDREICK,JAMES
848628 -4
11/01/88
131.46
.00
131.46
MRT
01/30/87
lc
012
C/O MARTIN,ROBERT
'231680002
MC GOI.DRICK,JMIES
894391-3
09/13/89
68.70
.00
68.70
SW
12/07/88
Ir
012
231/00001
MC GOLDRICK,JAMES J
851391 -3
12/05/88
100.06
.00
100.06
MRT
04/16187
lr
012
410750001
M(: IEIL,ROBERT
865579 -7
02/28/89
94.01
.00
94.01
MRT
10/27/86
lc
012
C/O MC NEIL,CHRISTINE
522760004
MCKINNEY,ALMA
891744 -1
08/30/89
85.90
.00
85.90
CAN
03/03/88
Ir
012
121330003
I DINA,RICAROU
902519 -1
11/21/89
42.80
.00
42.80
ACT
06/15/89
Ic
012
130180001
MEOUIIAN,A.H.
865565 -3
02/28/89
80.62
.00
80,62
ACT
06/17187
lc
012
101980001
NOINDREZ,MANUEI
865601 -9
02/28/89
35.98
.00
35.98
ACT
08/20/87
lc
012
420900002
MEN110ZA,PWWITO
865737 -6
03/02/89
70.82
.00
70.82
MRT
11/13/85
lc
012
310560006
MENDOZA,MIOU&
886998 -6
07/19/89
75.43
75.43
.00
PIF
08 /17/89
01
012
5015800037-0
MERAZ,JOROE
842866 -8
08/26/88
105.54
105.54
.00
DEL
07/10/89
09
012
630620004
IETCALF,DENNIS
843711 -3
09/14/88
92.28
.00
92.28
MRT
12/02/87
lr
012
441820002 0
METZLER,JLLIUS S
922263 -7
03/28/90
144.54
.00
144.54
MRT
05/17189
lc
012
312500002
MILLS,DONNA
920149 -1
03/07/90
92.48
.00
92.48
MRT
11/30/90
)c
012
411540001 0
MILTON,SAM
926700 -9
04/13/90
32.64
.00
32.64
ACT
10/20/89
lc
012
200190005
MISTER,LOU VERDA M
886283-0
07/11/89
206.97
.00
206.97
SHF
12/14/88
lP
012
310300006
MITCHELL,DERRA
887002 -8
07/19/89
86.65
.00
86.65
SHF
11/18/88
is
012
541353008
MOLINA,LUIS E
920159 -8
03/07/90
35.22
35.22
.00
PIF
03/20/90
01
012
311250007
MOMGf,BENITA T
869715 -4
04/07/89
53.96
.00
53.96
SHF
03/25/89
lc
012
312280002
MONTES,SMAEL
894391 -2
09/13/89
29.81
29.81
.00
PIF
10/24/89
01
012
212150002
MUITDYA,VICTOR
850727-0
11/28/88
73.21
.00
73.21
WT
06117187
lc
012
4105900030
MOODY,JIMKY LEE
905934 -1
12/20/89
37.56
.00
37.56
MRT
02/17/K
lc
011
230390002
MDORE,CIRL
894390 -4
09/13/89
167.19
.00
167.19
SW
02/17/88
lc
012
MOORE,CYNTHIA L
311030003
MORALES,ANTLRO
920152 -5
03/07/90
96.89
.00
96.89
ACT
02/01 /90
lc
012
130690004
MORALES, FRANK Y.
861697 -3
02/04/89
148. Z3
.00
148.23
SHF
06103/88
lc
012
540710009
MURALEZ,MARIA
915652-0
02/05/90
41.25
.00
41.25
ACT
12/20/89
Ic
012
234110006
MORDOKI,ALBERT
915655 -7
02/05/90
73.46
.00
73.46
SHF
10/20/89
lc
012
540020007
11(IRGA,NICU.AS
9024964
11/21/89
47.52
.00
47.52
SHF
06/08/89
lc
012
Account Number
0
0
UIRRENT DEBTOR ACTIVITY AS OF 06 /04M - LYN919 - LYNWO00 (CI'fY OFl WATER DEPT (073) Page 8
Date Amount Amount Balance Status Last
++ Debtor Nose et Debtor Assigned Assigned Collected Remaining Code Activity
MDR9JEMO,ENRIQUE E
MOSES,DWAYNE L
M3SDIEDA, YOLANDA
MUELLER,D)NALD M
MUKES,JOSEPHINE
MUNOZ,EDUARDO
MURICA,JOSE LIBARIG
MIRILLO,REFLGIO
MYERS,EVERETT C
NW,ERA,JOSE
MUM, MARI
NATHANIEL,9M
NAVARRO,GILBST
IEELEY,NORACE
NEELY,FRP&,' E
NEVENS,MARVIN A
NOEL,WILSON
NDGl1ERIA, JOSE
NORTON,AMTIM
NUNEZ,FRANCES
OCIiOA, WANDJA
OD@I, YVON E
OIALDE,JORGE
OLIVAS,MARY
OROZCO,MARIA
OWENS,TOMMY
PADILLA,MIGLIEL
PALACIOS,MATIAS A
PALMER, TAMARA
PARKER, GENEVA
Pi1TTERSON,DAN
PATTIE,HAZEL M
PEREZ,ADA F
PEREZ,DIANE P
PETEZ, ISMAEL
PEREZ,MARISA
PERKINS,TROY
PIASCIK,MARK ALAN
PIERCE,MARY
PINN,RAYMOND
POPE,DUNALD G
PORTER,SHIRLEY
PORTES,GEORtE W
POSADA,LUIS MESTO
POUTALIMAT,KIRISIMA
POLTTALIMAT, FETAL.AIGA
PRAINER,MRS W G
PRECIADO,ALFREDO
PRECIADO,PEDRO
PRIETO,EPIGMENTO
PROVOST,L ElLIA
PRU ENTERPRISE INC
FLOYD,CHARLES L
6UINONES,RII114
Desk
884370 -9
06/30/89
146.54
.00
146.54
SHF
10/27/86
)c
012
886781 -7
07/18/89
98,06
98.06
.00
PIF
07/24/89
01
012
902023-0
11/17/89
101.71
.00
101.71
ACT
06/23/89
it
010
894400 -2
09/13/89
43.13
43.13
.00
P1F
09/22/89
01
012
861689 -3
02/04/89
56.73
.00
56.73
SHF
10/22/85
It
012
905931 -4
12/20/89
171.27
.00
171.27
ACT
11/17/87
is
012
847892 -5
10/21/88
194.73
.00
194.73
SHF
03/12/87
It
012
M718 -3
08/30/89
70.68
.00
70.68
ACT
08/24/88
It
012
902021 -2
11/17/89
33,46
33.46
.00
PIF
12/19/89
01
012
848171 -5
10/24/88
53.52
.00
53,52
NOR
06/20/86
It
010
884387 -0
06/30/89
74.36
.00
74.36
SNF
0412;189
It
010
903464 -4
11/30/89
49.68
.00
49.68
ACT
10/15187
It
010
843755-0
09/14/88
66.73
.00
66,73
ACT
06/20/86
is
010
853108 -3
12113/61
1DO,58
.00
100.58
ACT
07/25/87
It
010
851400 -2
12/05/88
120.01
.00
120.01
MRT
12/22/86
lr
010
903478 -8
11/30/89
55.61
.00
55.61
SW
10125/89
it
010
926698 -3
04/13/90
31.95
31.95
.00
PIF
05 /18190
01
010
872677 -4
04/21/89
41.00
.00
41.00
CAN
10/20/88
is
010
865585 -9
02128/89
46.97
.00
46.97
ACT
09/05/86
It
010
920171 -2
03/07/90
77.43
.00
77.43
ACT
10117/89
It
010
886884 -3
07/19/89
87.37
.00
87.37
ACT
12/21/88
is
010
886286 -7
07/11/89
86.31
.00
86,32
SW
05/17188
lc
010
884373 -6
06/30/89
61.33
10.00
51.33
PAY
07/17/89
01
010
903496 -6
11/30/89
78.41
.00
78.41
ACT
08/31/89
It
010
865625 -1
02/28/89
124.94
.00
114.94
SHF
03/12/87
It
010
871281 -4
04/14/89
143.30
.00
143.30
SHF
06/30/88
It
010
884374 -5
06130/89
35,80
.00
35. SO
SW
01111/89
lv
010
884378 -1
06/30/89
87.03
- .00
87.03
SHF
06 /20/89
It
010
850735-0
11/28/88
157.14
.00
157.14
Slf
03/21/87
lc
010
892708 -5
08/30/89
63.07
.00
63.07
4
10/17/88
lc
010
894398 -6
09/13189
142.67
.00
142.67
9f
05/13/88
It
010
886777 -3
07/18/89
378.85
.00
378.85
Slf
03/08/88
lc
003
848365 -1
10/28/88
41.29
.00
41.29
ALT
08/04/88
It
010
886990 -4
07/19/89
515.72
.00
515.72
%F
10/15/87
It
003
865374 -4
02/28/89
156.74
.00
158.74
SHF
05/29/87
is
010
894404 -8
09/13/89
81.80
.00
81.80
SHF
06/29/88
It
010
892747 -8
08/30/89
36.24
36.24
.00
PIF
11/08/89
02
010
886508-9
07/14/89
95.03
.00
95.03
%F
06/21188
It
010
920177 -6
03/07/90
25.84
.00
25.84
ACT
02/01/90
it
010
853103 -8
12/13/88
101.22
.00
101.22
SW
04/16/87
it
010
865594 -8
02/28/89
44.74
.00
44.74
ACT
01/15/87
It
010
886281 -2
07/11/89
113.52
.00
113.52
%F
12/09/87
It
010
892735-2
08/30/89
66.04
66.04
.00
PIF
10/30/89
01
010
902500 -2
11/21/89
570,51
.00
570.51
ACT
09/06/88
lc
009
847893 -4
10/21/88
33,10
.00
33,10
MRT
07/31/87
It
010
884375 -4
06/30/89
120.42
.00
120.42
SW
04/07/89
It
010
907792 -8
01/02/90
74.66
.00
74.66
ACT
12/29/87
It
010
887091 -0
07/19/89
60.26
.00
60.26
SHF
06/20/89
It
010
872679 -2
04/21/89
31.50
:b0
' 31.50
Slf
08/31/88
lc
010
921556 -5
03/20/90
126.32
126.32
.00
PIF
04 /02/90
01
010
894403 -9
09/13/89
66.49
.00
66.49
SHF
12/09/87
It
010
C�
0
(5200)
CURRENT DEBTOR ACTIVITY
AS OF 06 /04/90
- LYW19
- LYMJOOD (CITY OF) WATER DEPT
(073)
Page
9
Date
Amount
Amount
Balance
Status Last
Account Number
++ Debtor Name
++ Debtor
Assigned
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code
Activity
Desk
130420005
R-B AUTO REPAIR
902028 -5
11/17/89
44.83
.00
44.83
ACT
09/11/87
lc
010
MEN BfCA
432740002
RU",ROBERT J
920170 -3
03/07/90
55.41
.00
55.41
ACT
02/01/90
1c
010
402060005
HABB4OUSTINA
853109 -2
12/13/88
56.16
.00
56.16
SHF
08/21/87
Ic
010
341320004
RAIFORD II1,HUGN
903476-0
11130/89
39.12
39.12
.00
PIF
02/22/90
01
010
811030003
RAFAL1,RODRIGUEZ
861700 -8
02/04/89
68.02
.00
68.02
SHF
06/30/88
lc
010
2209500028-0
RAMIREZ,CATALINA
842860 -4
08/26/88
123.97
.00
123.97
SHF
09/16/85
lc
010
702960002
RAMIREZ,MANUEL
8869RB -8
07/19/89
264.62
.00
264.62
SHF
06 /21 /88
Ic
010
101950005
fWIREZ,MARINA
884372 -7
06/30/89
129.30
.00
129.30
SHF
03/27/89
lc
010
511780002
RAMOS,RAMON
902511 -9
11/21/89
62.03
.00
62.03
ACT
06/17/87
lc
010
520180003
RANDALL,DAVID
851405 -7
12/05/88
79.90
.00
79.90
SHF
03/30/87
IF
010
510750002
RASCO,NADINE
886506 -1
07/14/89
324.99
.00
324.99
ACT
02/29/86
lc
003
540821001
REFD,NETTIE
892738 -9
08/30/89
147.15
.00
147.15
MRT
10/29/87
lc
010
412700003
REESE,BRRBARA
920176-7
03/07/90
71.96
.00
72.96
MRT
01/18/90
lc
010
541630001
REWRO,MICHAEL
847872 -9
10/21 /88
68.06
.00
68.06
SHF
11/11/86
lc
010
513540004
REVELES,MERCEDES
892731 -6
08/30/89
94.20
.00
94.20
MRT
09/20/88
lc
010
430670001
REVILL,JOHN A
851397 -7
12/05/88
199.88
.00
199.88
SHF
06/29/87
IF
010
430400003
REVILL,THERESA
851395-9
12/05/88
167.62
.00
167.62
SHF
06/29/87
IF
010
C/O CHRISTINE AVILA
421540004
REYES,ALICIA E
892714 -7
08/30/89
175.78
.00
175.78
SHF
09/20/88
lc
010
601491002
REYES,ROBERTO
886493 -6
07/14189
75.57
.00
75.57
SHF
05/05/88
1c
010
5309700040
RHONE,JACOIELINE A
905933 -2
12/20/89
100.88
.00
100.88
ACT
01/10/89
lc
010
502990005
RIl1(ARD,WON
853105 -6
12/13/88
165.48
.00
165.48
SW
02/29/88
lc
010
701000004
RICHARDS,TERRIE
920153 -4
03/07/90
44.24
.00
44.24
ACT
12/29/89
lc
010
531550005 0
RICWiRDSON,SHEMSHI
9'10172 -1
03/07/90
42.87
.00
42.87
ACT
09/29/87
lc
010
AKA FAOLA IFAG30YEIE
432260002
RIDDLE,DOCK H.
861692 -8
02/04/89
122.69
.00
122.69
SW
02/02/88
lc
010
7113300027 -0
RILEY,BILLIE DEAN
84286s9
08/26/88
58.69
.00
58.69
SHF
06/05/85
lc
010
3428003
RINGEA,MARILYN
884376 -3
06/30/89
63.87
.00
63.87
ACT
05/19/89
Ic
010
441631001
RIVAS,SALVADOR
903497 -5
11/30/89
25.10
.00
25.10
ACT
10102/89
lc
010
302210006
RIVERA,JESUS
892699-6
08/30/89
64.07
64.07
.00
PIF
10/04/89
01
010
222270003
RIVERO,RAYMOND
861704 -4
02/04/89
79.70
40.00
39.70
ACF
02/15/89
01
010
621280002
ROBINSON,DONALD W
847900 -5
10/21188
76.20
.00
76.20
SHF
04/23/97
lc
010
132690004
ROBINSDN,DtJXM
915650 -2
02/05/90
362.87
.00
362.87
ACT
11/30/89
lc
003
622240003
RUDRIGUEZ,CARMEN
903485 -9
11/30/89
48.49
.00
48.49
SHF
10/25189
lc
010
813031002
ROORIGLEZ,RUBEN
907794 -6
01/02/90
39.00
.00
39.00
MRT
12/31/86
lc
010
201770005
RODRIW EZ,JOSE ALCALA
847862-1
10/21/88
78.72
.00
78.72
SHF
01/30/87
lc
010
322340003
ROJAS,EFRAIN
886512 -3
07/14/89
34.72
34.72
.00
PIF
07/21/89
01
010
.1101890001
ROLDEN,CARL M
871265 -4
04/14/89.
63.06
.00
63.06
SFF
11117/87
lc
010
401880004
ROLLINS,GLORIA
861699 -1
02/04/89
50.73
.00
50.73
SW
04/01/88
lc
010
702400010
ROLLINS,GLORIA
865597 -5
02/28/89
72.74
.00
72.74
MRT
12/15/86
lc
010
521500002
ROMO,ANGEL P
886986 -0
07/19/89
36.10
.00
36.10
SW
04/25/89
lc
010
ROOF,JAMIE
847911 -2
10/21/88
150.50
.00
150.50
SHF
02/11/88
Ic
010
ROSS LANSLONI
'4323600020
RORRER,H%M N
9059305
12/20/89
95.07
.00
95.07
SW
12/11/87
lc
010
340190001
RDSS,EDDIE
865135 -8
03/02/89
36.80
.00
36.80
MRT
12/18/86
lc
010
400580003
ROSS,SA(111RA
892712 -9
08/30/89
48.44
.00
48.44
SW
07/24/89
lc
010
4828 AND 4831
RUBESHAW & SONS MASONRY
COW. 872687 -2
04/21/89
153.50
.00
153.50
ACT
10/09/88
lc
010
C/O ARNULD RUBESHAW
X4829 AND 4830
RJBESHAW & SUNS MASH
CDNTR. 672689.0
04/21/89
_J8.50
-;;W
r - .18.50
ACI
10/09/88
is
010
601960002
RUBIMEONAHDO
902503 -9
11121/89
36.35
.00
36.35
ACT
09/23/86
lc
010
RUBIO,LUPE
43IM003
RUEDA,MARTHA
851386-0
12/05/88
52.71
.00
52.71
SW
06/24/87
Ic
010
112280006
RJIZ,FLORENTINO
865623 -3
02/28/89
93.07
.00
93.07
SHF
08/20/87
lc
010
0 0
tSM)
OMIT DEBTOR ACTIVITY
AS OF 06 /04/90
- LYN919
- LYNWOOD (CITY OF) WATER DEPT
(073)
Page
10
Date
Amount
Amount
Balance
Status Last
Account Number
f+ Debtor Name
ee Debtor
Assigned
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code
Activity
Desk
5310000020
RUS5EI.L,ROBERT
905932 -3
12/20/89
57.18
57.18
.00
PAY
01/05/90
01
010
611710007
SANDIEZ,ARESTIN
843744 -4
09/14/88
41.24
.00
41.24
SW
12/22186
lc
010
702940002
SANCIEZ,HECTOR
847885 -4
10/21/88
41.68
.00
41.68
ACT
06/20/86
lc
010
512980004
SANC}EZ,HECTOR & ADRIAN
850732 -3
11128/00
247.36
.00
247.36
SHF
03/11/88
lc
010
SANM,IIARIA
440510001
SANCIEZ,MARIA
886976 -2
07/19/89
62.92
.00
62.92
MRT
04125/89
lc
010
501270005
SANIERS,ALVIN
886984 -2
07/19/89
337.97
.00
337.97
ACT
11/17/87
Ic
018
603450005
SANDERS,CHARLEEN
892757 -5
08130/89
26.33
.00
26.33
SHF
02/16/88
lc
010
130080005
SAMMAL,MOSS
905912 -7
12/20/89
138.39
138.39
.00
PIF
04 /30/90
01
010
510420003
SAMAL,MAhAkl OCF#7A
861703 -5
02/04189
183.57
.00
183.57
ACF
02/19/88
lc
010
530200006
SANI VAL,MARIA
886980 -6
07/19/89
79.01
.00
79.01
SF
12/09/87
lc
010
52053000'.4
SANTANA,FLORENTINO
847894 -3
10/21/88
192.43
W
192.43
MRT
10/31/86
lc
010
341540003
SAVAGEJONY
884381 -6
06/30/89
105.16
.00
105.16
SF
06/07/89
lc
010
822093403
SAWYER,W)LLIAM
915646 -9
02/05/90
91.57
.00
91.57
MRT
11/22/89
lc
010
701520005
SCKXLER,JOStPH C
851402 -0
12/05/88
94.43
.00
94.43
SF
07/31/87
la
010
442070005
SCOTT III,LOUIS W
903490 -2
11/30/89
35.72
.00
36.72
SHF
10/25/89
lc
010
`401680004
SXITT,H cy
843738 -2
09/14/88
101.86
.00
101.86
SHF
11/05/87
Iv
010
442070007
SUOTT,LOUIS W
903486 -8
11/30/89
101.13
.00
101.13
SHF
10/25/89
lc
010
442070003
SCOTT,LCk1Icc W
903491 -1
11/30/89
44.69
.00
44.69
SF
10/25/89
lc
010
312871006
SEARCY,VIRGINIA
902467 -3
11/21/89
53.66
.00
53,66
SHF
08/24/88
lc
010
140690005
SERPAS,AL
847890 -7
10/21188
52.71
.00
52.27
ACT
12/22/86
lc
010
8050 006
SERRET,MARIA
915645 -0
02/05/90
90.23
90.23
.00
PIF
03/08/90
01
010
710950004
SHARP,MARVIN
902529 -9
11/21/89
25.28
,00
25.28
SW
04/07/89
lr
010
UIMIA,OMIR
540150002
SHAW,HELEN
843756 -9
09/14/88
88.75
.00
88.75
SF
05/22187
lc
010
603460003
%ERM,JETAIIE S
892754 -8
08/30/89
165.28
.00
165.28
ACT
11/17/87
lc
010
541010002
SIERRA,MRRMITA
8,`,0718 -1
11/28/88
182.34
.00
182.34
SHF
11/10/86
Ic
010
'100750006
SILLAS,PEDRO CASTAWEDA
867836 -2
03/23/89
50.85
.00
50.85
SHF
06/24/87
Ic
010
411670004
SIMMONS,CURT
902097 -1
11/20/89
112.12
.00
112.12
MRT
08131!89
lc
010
X39. r = ..;
SIIPSOILVICTORIA
672681-6
04/21/89
41.50
_ 41.50
,0D
f!F
06/27/89
01
310
310310003
SIIPSON,VICTORIA
886779 -1
07/18/89
94.14
94.14
.00
PIF
08 /01/89
01
010
520901001
SIMS,PALJL E
886287 -6
07/11/89
82.22
.0D
82.22
SHF
09/18/87
lc
010
441310002
SMITHIMM
865738 -5
03/02/89
49.28
.00
49.28
ACT
06/20/86
lc
010
513460001
S(ITH,EDWARD B
853112 -7
12/13/88
48.80
.00
48.80
MRT
01/16/87
lr
010
.6308000013 0
SMITH,JA(KIE R
847520 -5
10/17/88
54.80
.00
54.80
MRT
10/03/85
Ic
010
522640002
S1ITH,JANICE %441
929059 -0
04/27/90
131.55
.00
131.55
ACT
03 /22190
Ic
010
702260002
SMITH,JUANITA N
908614 -2
01/09/90
71.46
.00
71.46
ACT
09/25/89
lc
010
4008100034 -0
SMITH,RALPH
842868 -6
08/26/88
54.99
.00
54.99
SF
05/08/85
lc
010
C/O WESLEY NEELY
804023503
SMIIH,ROBRT
908617 -9
01/09/90
85.16
.00
85.16
MRT
10/31/87
lc
010
4340 _ ,; .
SMITH.RMERT DEAN
931014-0
05/08/90
'16.00
M
66.00
#ICI
03/15/90
#t.
910
702220002
S(ITH,RONALD
843737 -3
09/14/88
41.28
.00
41.28
ACT
03/04/87
lc
010
.522280002
SEED,ERER J
892753 -9
08/30/89
154.57
.00
154.57
SHF
05109/88
lc
010
601133001
SIOWDEN,CHARLES
902098 -0
11/20/89
532.97
.00
552.97
MRT
10/06/89
)c
018
111970004
SOLIS,SANTA
861694 -6
02/04/89
80.84
.00
80.84
SF
10/07/86
lc
010
'220260001
SORE M,PETER
902030 -1
11/17/89
26.10
.00
26.10
AL9
10131/86
lc
010
312350002
SOTELO,ANABELSIS C
902470 -8
11/21/09
27.t8
.W
27.18
SHF
06/08/89
lc
010
812030503
SOTO,
848541 -8
10/31/88
57.48
.00
57.48
SHF
08/31/88
Ic
010
131460006
SUTO,CATALINA
865622 -4
02/28/89
80.80
80,80
.00
PIF
05 /11/89
01
010
313470003
SOTO,LUCIA L
843703 -3
09/14/BB
117.99
.00
117.99
SF
01/12188
Ic
010
X LOPEZ,AL.BERTO
531220001
S'RUILL,SELIA
886775 -5
07/18/89
105.26
.00
105.26
SHF
12/29/87
lc
010
701980003
SiIPETCH,NARONS
865x87 -7
02/28/89
97.18
97.18
.00
PIF
03/20/89
01
010
'100610002
SIEINMAN,BERNARDO
865598 -4
02/28/89
77,06
.W
77.06
MRT
12/22/86
lc
010
(5200)
CURRENT DEBTOR 'ACTIVITY
AS OF 06 /04/90 - LYN919
- LYNWUOO (CITYtOF) MATER DEPT
(073)
Page 11
Date
Mount
Mount
balance
Status Last
Account Number
to Debtor Name
tt Debtor
Assigned
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code Activity
Desk
331590003
STEVENS,CHARLIE
8865114
07/14/89
132.44
.00
132.44
SW
10/26/88
tc
010
333120001
STEWART,ROBERT MRS
847906 -9
10/21/88
132.90
.00
132.90
PVT
02/27/87
lc
010
343160005
STOUTINGEERG,ERIC C
892765-5
08/30189
66.45
.00
66.45
SW
07/15/88
It
010
511190001
SWJ66 N,BERT C
920178 -5
03/07/90
45.21
.00
45.21
ACT
02/01/90
It
010
333470006.
TAFAI JR,TAFAI
886994 -0
07/19189
34.67
.00
34.67
SW
03/24/89
lc
010
402290004
TATUM, LAWRENCE
920155 -2
03/07/90
47.34
.00
47.34
ACT
02101/90
is
010
RATTLER,ANNIE MAE
121600002
TELLEZ,LORENZO
902029 -4
11/17/89
564.39
.00
564.39
ACT
12/21/88
It
003
720460002 0
TERRAZAS,CAHMEN
848655 -0
11/02188
63.02
.00
63.02
%F
04/03/86
It
010
5i335O003
TERRELL,LINLA R
850731 -4
11/28/88
79.71
.00
79.71
SHF
10/07/86
It
010
,221630001
TERRIQUEZ,RAION
865619 -9
02/28/89
41.63
.00
41.63
ACT
03/30/87
It
010
813019504
THE DESERT LAND DM
'847522 -3
10/17/88
57.04
.00
57.04
SHF
04/30/87
It
010
630420003
THOMAS,EDNARD A
903484 -0
11/30/89
57.48
.00
57.48
ACT
10/25/89
It
010
530800006
THOMAS,JAMES
902512 -8
11/21/89
117.68
.00
117.68
SHF
06/23/89
It
010
THO W, J. NE
41 9MIWR
7NDMTS,JSRLI2E
847910 -3
10/21/88
86.00
.00
- 86.00
SW
10/08/87
lc
010
Z BYRONI'S FLORIST
602570002
TOLBERT,WILLIAM
920154 -3
03/07/90
141.82
.00
141.82
ACT
02/01/90
It
010
620680003
TORRES,CARMELA
902094 -4
11/20/89
57.99
.00
57.99
SHF
09/28/89
lc
010
804023504
TORRES,ESTEBAN
915653 -9
02/05/90
X32.51
.00
32.51
ACT
12/22/89
It
010
331390005
fRUJ(LLO,CECILIA
884362 -9
06/30/89
142.32
142.32
.00
P1F
08 /24/89
01
010
612740003
TRUJILLO,EZEQUIFJ_
847655 -0
10/21/88
69.51
.00
69.51
SW
08/13/86
It
010
502990004 .,
IUALA,OLIVEfA MAIAVA
851388 -8
12/05/88
168.02
.00
168.02
SHF
12/22/86
1P
010
3210b=�
TIRNER,BERNELL
887090 -1
07/19/89
101.02
.00
101.02
SHF
06120/89
It
010
631480002
TLF401TYRM
886507 -0
07/14/89
154.40
.00
154.40
SFF
12/09/87
It
010
332070005
TYLER,KVOLO L
886500 -7
07114189
114.89
114.89
.00
P1F
09/05/89
01
010
520590005
VALiES,ESTEBAN
902027 -6
11/17/89
26.69
.00
26.69
ACT
04/21/89
It
010
141980002
VALDES,ESTEBAN
920164 -1
03/07190
45.96
.00
45.96
MRT
02/01/90
It
010
`121200005
VALDEZ,ANTONIO
886992 -2
07119/89
37.16
.00
37.16
ff
05/03/88
It
010
QUIROZ,JUSE
441401002
VALENZUEL.A,ARTHUR
903494 -8
11/30/89
70.09
.00
70.09
SHF
10/25/89
it
010
102700009
VANDIVIER,ELOISE
865603 -7
02/28/89
84,40
.00
84.40
MRT
02/16/87
It
010
, MM1O018
VARA,REFUGIA
847909 -6
10/21/88
86.00
.00
86.00
ACT
08 /26/68
it
010
211890002 0
VARGAS,ARCELIA
934017 -1
05/31/90
55.51
.00
55.51
ACT
12/19/89
It
010
141430004
VASQUEZ,MARIA
892709 -4
08/30/89
54.08
.00
94.08
AC1
11/11/88
It
010
541690005
VEERAVAUAI,PEIER
884368 -3
06130/89
341.17
.00
341.17
SW
06/16/89
lc
003
541691005
VEERAVALLI,PETER
9059134
12/20/89
1,518.67
.00
1,518.67
MRT
01/19/88
It
003
.510230002
VEIAZQUEZ,BERTHA
903471 -5
11/30/89
70.95
.00
70.95
SW
09/2B/89
It
010
341080004
VILIA,ARTURO
853104 -7
12/13/88
45.01
.00
45.01
MRT
O6 117/87
It
010
503250002
VILLANLE
920148 -2
03/07/90
187.74
.00
187.74
MRf
11/30/90
Ic
010
803060503
VIRGEN,MARIA
920158 -9
03/07/90
51.68
.00
51.68
Mil
02/01/90
It
012
232350002
WADE,FRANKIE
865591 -1
02/28189
63.74
.00
63.74
ACF
04/16/87
lc
010
C/O GALE JAMES
-
702080003
WAIF,LEONARD
843730 -0
09/14188
125.57
.00
125.51
SW
03/26187
It
010
631910003
WALY,ER,HELEN J
903462 -6
11/30/69
95.77
.00
95.77
ACT
10 /25/E9
it
010
630570003
WALKER,JACQUEL1NE A
903493 -9
11/30/89
485.67
.00
485.67
MRT
10/25/89
It
003
321390003
WALLACE,FLORENE
921557 -4
03/20/90
112.64
.00
112.64
AC'f
12 /09 /bg
It
010
220750002
WALTERS,HOWARU A
843732 -8
09/14/88
35.09
35.09
.00
PRF
10/13/88
01
010
WALTERS,JULIE
300634002
WASHINTON,TONYA
843702 -4
09/14/88
68.08
.00
68.08
MRT
12/11/87
lc
010
.311050002 0
WATKINS,RALPH
889566 -2
08/10/89
60.39
.00
60.39
SW
03/30/87
It
010
501290002
WATSON,MARTHA
886882 -5
07/19/89
39.86
.00
39.86
ACT
06/20/89
1P
010
302570003
WATSON,RAMONA
847889-0
10/21/88
75.60
.00
75.60
ACT
04/23/87
is
010
341490003
WATTS,CIRIS1OPHER
884361-0
06/30/89
75.92
.00
75.92
SHF
03/27/89
It
010
M
Account Number
401911003
311120002
120250002
300480005
520840002
632970001
522440002 0
602820003
333050002
5130MI
530800005
140470002
520070002
323210003
711930005
323370007
232630002
601230009
531850(104
633650002
710160002
441830002
532500002 0
0
CURRFINT DEBTOR ACTIVITY AS OF 06 /04/90 - LYN919 - LYNWOOD (CITY OF) WATER DEPT (073) Page 12
Date
e+ Debtor Name e+ Debtor Assigned
WHITE,ELLA MAE
WHITE,SRRRDN
WILLIAMS,AARON
WILLIAMS,BRIICE A
WILLIAMS,FLOYD
WILLIAMS,JAFES E
WILL1AMS,JIMMIE
WILLIAMS,MARY L
WILSON, HERMAN
WITHERW",FRFL
WITT(NGTON,TANAYA
C/O DAN R. DOHNER
WOOD,SARAH E
WOODS,CAND(CE JAN
WOODS,ELEANOR
WDODS,JAMES
WOODS,ULGA
YOUMAN,LARRY
YOUNG,ELIZABETH
YOUNG,JUN KIM
YOLNG,MARY
ZAMORA,ROSIE
ZAVALA,FIIJENC10
ZAVALA,OLGA
ZUNA,DYSART
865590 -2
02/28/89
892716 -5
08/30/89
867758 -6
03/22/89
884386 -1
06/30/89
903480 -4
11/30/89
902507 -5
11/21/89
922277 -1
03/28/90
903481 -3
11/30/89
886509 -8
07/14/89
853953-0
12/19/88
861706 -2
02/04/89
Status
Total
Amount
Amount
Balance
Class
Debtors
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
ACTIVE
293
+ 28,498.18
142.27
28,355.91
CANCEL
4
686.28
.00
686.28
PIF /SIF
56
4,265.97
4,265.59
.38
REVIEW
211
20,402.37
.00
20,402.37
ACT
564
53,852.80+
4,407.86+
49,444.94+
a Processed on 06104/90 16:03
Amount
Amount
Balance
Status Last
59.66
SHF
Assigned
Collected
Remaining
Code
Activity
159.71
Desk
36.72
.00
36.72
NRT
04/15/87
Ic
010
44.98
44.98
.00
PIF
01/02190
01
010
97.97
.00
97.97
ACT
02/161B7
lc
010
99.38
.00
99.38
%f
06/07/89
lc
010
81.68
.00
81.68
Sif
10/25/89
Ic
010
59.57
.00
59.57
ACT
09/23/8''6
Ic
010
87.23
.00
87.23
ACT
12/09/88
lc
010
110.87
.00
110.87
ACT
10/25/89
lc
010
26.07
.00
26.07
SHF
12/09/88
Ic
010
91.97
.00
91.97
NUR
04/15/87
lc
010
243.46
.00
243.46
ACT
09/18/87
Ic
010
902517 -3
11/21/89
59.66
.00
59.66
SHF
07/24/89
lc
010
892743 -2
08/30/89
159.71
.00
159.71
MRT
11/04/88
Ic
010
903646-5
12/02/89
84.90
.00
84.90
SHF
11/22/89
lc
010
865589 -5
02/28/89
96.87
.00
96.87
MRT
10/14/86
Ic
010
847865 -8
10/21/88
36.83
.00
36.83
ACT
04/16/87
)r
010
887006 -4
07/19/89
60.91
60.91
.00
PIF
09/27/89
01
010
920156 -1
03/07/90
71.83
.00
71.83
ACT
02101/90
Ic
010
920157 -0
03107/90
178.44
.00
178.44
ACT
01/05/90
lc
010
850722 -5
11/28/88
135.69
.00
135.69
SHF
11/21/86
lc
010
902096 -2
11/20/89
193.29
.00
193.29
CAN
10/06189
Ic
010
846055-0
09/29/88
88.65
.00
88.65
ALT
07115/88
lc
010
848245 -7
10/25/88
99.48
.00
99.48
NOR
07/12/88
lc
010
S64+
53,852.80+
4,417.86+ 49,444.94+
9
11
THE FOLLOWING
ACCOUNTS ARE DIRECT WRITE -OFFS, DUE TO THE
FACT THAT
THEY WERE TOO
OLD FOR COLLECTION, MORE THAN 4 YEARS OLD,
TOO SMALL
AMOUNT, LESS THAN $25.00 OR CLOSED DUE TO BANKRUPTCY. ALL ACCOUNTS
ARE CLOSED.
*UNABLE TO IDENTIFY
803000502
CURRENT RESIDENT $
22.68
8030435011
T.R. DILLINGHAM
201.04
(10/82)
4325100022
WM A. COATES
45.81
'(8/84)
330800003
CYNTHIA TRAWICK
23.00
520920002
JAMES JOHNSON
16.32
711920004
JAMES HILL
101.88
(6/82)
502061001
FRANK A. MORGAN
27.67
(6/84)
330650001
GEORGE OOLEY
44.07
(6/84)
805024502
CURRENT RESIDENT
63.29
(5/86)
311580006
PEARL LAND
33.84
(4/86)
112460003
LUCIA AGUILAR
10.78
801048502
BESSIE HURD
13.00
814018002
OCCUPANT
11.21
313040001
WILLIAM SHEARIN
16.72
421340003
SHELBY JONES
17.10
521340004
JOANN JONES
10.67
611160004
PORTIA CAPERS
19.74
112590005
JOSE SOLIS
24.90
120220002
M. GUTIERREZ
15.63
323410004
ARTURO GALICIA
15.11
802057503
CURRENT RESIDENT
21.28
420570003
RAUL VELAZQUEZ
21.62
811017004
OCCUPANT
12,92
402580003
LUISA TRIJILLO
14.80
821246501
J.L. AGUILAR
15.52
803010503
OCCUPANT
32.51*
821260003
SOCORRO HERNANDEZ
8,02
812039503
B. CASTANEDA
13.00
232860004
PAMELA BURSEY
22,24
630210007
ROXANN HARRIS
13.75
332880002
DOROTHY THOMPSON
14.04
410600003
ERNESTINE JOHNSON
17.99
322990005
ROSA ZAMORA
13.42
603340006
MARIE ALVAREZ
3.66
130390008
MARIA SAMANIEGO
13.21
621410001
KAREN WHITE
9.01
612860004
LUCINS CLAY
7.10
541350001
MELTON REYES
8.06
221480005
RENE GARCIA
16.94
431350002
RAUL GALVIN
24.10
632790001
TYRONE TURNER
10.54
700450002
HOWIE ELLIS
3.00
711280003
MARY MANZO
22,62
130980001
A.W. SNYDER
17,22
512240003
JULIO MEIR
.64
430900005
LISA NEWELL
4.18
442720004
GRAPHIC ARTS
136.36
(B)
330350004
CASS COLEMAN
15.30
330340003
RAUL VELAZQUEZ
22,86
532531005
LUIS GONZALEZ
3,28
321380003
W.E. APPLEQUIST
12,28
0
-2-
102070002
112210002
332710008
301190001
812011513
221590002
720500002
432740003
83188702
835188703
837017701
837017702
233960002
431921004
831090202
832113501
302450004
442110002
130860001
520050008
720790003
703050002
710950005
812027008
805034002
805066502
803075503
803079002
801014504
400980001
420740005
813057002
813070002
813051003
813020004
821250001
823331202
813068505
801034005
720460004
811028502
402930002
432645006
341010004
_333370002
341780004
300620003
431710003
120770006
700970005
312670001
312760002
701550003
410450001
410440002
630980005
DANNY NIXON
NORMAN JONES
NAGE DOWMIT
DAVID ROAR
MANUELLA PEREZ
BERNICE ROBINSON
MRS E. ZELINSKI
LISA NEWELL
GUARDIAN FENCE
A.C. PROPERTIES
HARTFIELD ZODY
HARTFIELD ZODY
STATE OF CALIF.
GUARDIAN FENCE
GOLD REALTY
FOUR K
ROBERT FRESCAS
TIMOTHY ELLIOTT
WM. GALLIGHER
MIKE DAPRON
DIAME PERVIS
MARY ANN MULAC
JOSE RUIZ
YVETTE DAVIS
EDWARD DILLARD
CURRENT RESIDENT
JUAN VALLIJAS
TAYLOR BLACK
CHARLES DUCKWORTH
PROGANY
CHAVIA
DICKENS
MORAN
DIXON
PADILLA
LUQUIN
JUARIGUI
PEREZ
OCCUPANT
TONIE CASTILLO
OCCUPANT
VAN ELDER
DAVID GARCIA
JAVIER NUMOZ
ROSA CHANEZ
LIN CHANG
SHERRY GOLDSMITH
ZAMANIEGO
SHIELA BURGUENO
CYNTHIA WILSON
DURANT POWELL
TIM HEATHERINGTON
JIMMY NEWMAN
ARTHUR ADAMX
F.L. ADAMS
RETA SMITH
0
$ 13.07
17.80
20.89
3.00
11.34
.08
42.38
4.93
72.00
72.60
24.00
13.34
63.34
276.65
96.00
18.00
3.56
2.66
.50
1.68
21.64
6.54
3.45
6.50
2.52
17.90
19.39
23.66
1.23
1.39
3.87
202,04
3.16
9.06
44.20
5.41
11.00
12.92
25.84*
6.46
25.84*
.85
.16
1.03
2.52
.80
2.96
.63
.38
.67
.17
.02
.23
.40
.40
7.99
(2/84)
(B)
(B)
(B)
(B)
(2/84)
(B)
(8/84)
(4/83)
(3/86)
-3-
0
630740003
RAFEL DE LA SANTOS
6.11
630050009
RHONDA MC DANIEL
6.95
522651002
HAROLD NEWMAN
4.46
710850001
ELIZABERH LATTRAY
2.53
421721001
WILLMA BIBI
3.00
702810001
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
9.64
621480001
GLADYS HAYDEN
8.04
530952002
FRANCISCO AVILA
3.62
540285003
MARCOS DAMIAN
8.61
602750005
LEONARD PRYMUS
4.99
622380002
JESSIE JONES
9.76
630370003
MARIA GAMA
2.01
701000003
HENRY BIDDLE
2.29
333620001
FREDERICK MC ELROY
5.41
322590003
AMEZ AUTO
3.07
333250005
GWEN MC CLELLAND
9.22
234180002
LEODIS FORD
2.00
412940001
ALICE EMENT
7.81
402390003
GREGORY OLIVER
4.36
111550003
JAY GOREE
7.08
210530001
NUTRITION MART
6.62
230020007
CHONG CHAN
2.10
110310002
FIRE BANN
5.29
312830002
ALPHONZO LEFTRIDGE
7.94
321710003
JESSIE SMITH
3.71
323190005
RODNEY LEWIS
1.46
121610005
ALFONSO LOPEZ
5.41
402480004
ROBERTO MORENO
4.34
323540007
REYNALDO VASQUEZ
1.84
400630001
NORMAN LEWIS
9.05
110660007
ANTONIA GRACIA
1.01
400050001
JEFFREY SALCEDO
4.82
301140003
FELIPE SALUATIETTA
8.56
411650002
RAMON GUTIERRIZ
7.34
611590003
LENORA WATSON
7.44
805026005
CURRENT RESIDENT
69.44 (5/86)
811056504
MIGUEL GARCIA
22.66
811034506
RAFAEL RICHARD
12.92
601920002
HONNOCIO SALES
18.82
620230007
RENE LOPEZ
13.07
702450008
GLORIA GONZALEZ
.29
413190003
BILLIE IVEY
13.24
400750004
LEONARDO RAMIREZ
8.00
812002503
SALVADO SALAS
12.92
431643006
ELEFREGO ARAMBULA
2.88
TOTAL
2878.09
l _
I
'w
1
I AA
A
a
a
a
O
V
V
M
V
N�
N�
L,
WARRANT DATE. 06 -19 -90
PREPAIDS AND VOIDS
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
WARRANT# AMOUNT VENDOR# VENDOR NAME DESCRIPTION
28154
3466.20
99999
RANCHO BERNARDO INN
LODGING -ICA SEMINAR
28155
3960
00
128
INDEPENDENT CITIES ASSOC.
REGIST -ICA SEMINAR
28156
797
02
1117
SAFEGUARD HEALTH PLANS
DENTAL INS -6/90
28157
50.00
99999
PABLO RIVERA
REWARD
28158
t01
59
1121
PACTEL CELLULAR -LA
CAR TELEPHONE
28159
20302.36
99999
GENERAL PUMP CO. INC.
WATER WELL REPAIR
28160
37763.64
00
99999
PERS
PERS P/E 5/26/90
28161
1326.00
307
YOUNG PEOPLE OF LYNWOOD
ALLEY CLEAN -UP 4/17 -30
28162
2373.60
99999
ALERT COATINGS.INC
CONTRACTUAL SVCS
28163
1614
45
99999
MAX SHOURA
PROF SVCS 5/90
28164
400.00
99999
FRANK WILLIAMS
ANTI GRAFFITI PROGRAM
28165
199856.58
205
PAYROLL FUND
PAYROLL P/E 6 -9 -90
28166
495.00
128
INDEPENDENT CITIES ASSOC.
REGIST-M. WRIGHT
P"
PAGE. 1
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
06 -19 -90
3466.20
06 -19 -90
3960.00
06 -19 -90
797
02
06 -19 -90
50.00
06 -19 -90
101
59
06 -19 -90
20302.36
06 -19 -90
- 37763.64
06 -19 -90
1326.00
06 -19 -90
2373.60
06 -19 -90
1614
45
06 -19 -90
400.00
06 -19 -90
199856.58
06 -19 -90
495
00
TOTAL PREPAYS 272506.44
TOTAL VOIDS
0 00
TOTAL 272506.44
•
� a
•
V
i
; w
A WARRANT DATE. 06 -19 -90
M
J
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 G I S T E R
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE
28168
97
63
681
A N D OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28169
58.37
99999
A. R. BURK
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28170
139
20
I
ABCO HARDWARE
•
06 -19 -90
•
120.00
•
i
99999
AC & DC ELECTRIC
INSTALL FIXTURE
06 -19 -90
28172
r
25
4Y
ACCELERATED COMPUTER TRAINING
r
06 -19 -90
r
933.30
•
2
•
i
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28174
M
J
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 G I S T E R
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE
28168
97
63
681
A N D OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28169
58.37
99999
A. R. BURK
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28170
139
20
1
ABCO HARDWARE
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28171
120.00
00
99999
AC & DC ELECTRIC
INSTALL FIXTURE
06 -19 -90
28172
490.00
25
99999
ACCELERATED COMPUTER TRAINING
3 -DAY COMPUTER TRAINING
06 -19 -90
28173
933.30
2
ACE LUMBER & SUPPLY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28174
10.19
25.00
99999
ADALBERTO GONZALEZ
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28175
69
39
99999
ADVANCED TECH. COPY SYSTEMS
REPAIRS & MAINT
06 -19 -90
28176
234
00
99999
ALAN BRYAN
PERMIT REFUND
06 -19 -90
28177
19
00
5
AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOC.
ZONING, NEW SUBSCRIPT
06 -19 -90
28178
817
83
99999
AMERICAN BARRICADE INC
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28179
24.00
72
99999
AMERICAN PLANNING ASS.
BOOK
06 -19 -90
28180
375.00
29
99999
AMERICAN RED CROSS
CPR WORKBOOKS
06 -19 -90
28181
2000.00
99999
ANDRES DELGADO
REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT
06 -19 -90
28182
435.00
99999
ANGLES FENCE CO.
REPAIR CHAIN LINK FENCE
06 -19 -90
28183
25
00
919
MARGARET ARAVJO
HCDA BPD MTG 6/6
06-19 -90
28184
2.35
14
AT & T INFORMATION SYSTEM
PHONE SERVICES
06 -19 -90
26185
3.40
99999
AT &T
PHONE SERVICE
06 -19 -90
28186
80.00
99999
B & B SERVICEC
REPAIR
06 -19 -90
28187
650.06
99999
B KIM CONSTRUCTION CO.
CITY HALL EXPANSION PROJ.
06-19 -90
28188
27
31
99999
BABAK MANIEI
REFUND- OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28189
481
77
18
BALL INDUSTRIES
VACUUM
06 -19 -90
28196
25.00
1042
CORNECIA BANKS
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6/90
06-19 -90
28191
3.00
99999
BENJAMIN F M.D. INC.
REFD -BUS LICENSE
06 - 19 - 90
28192
1024
37
976
BERLIN TIRE CENTERS
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
28193
13.60
99999
BETTY DUGAN
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06-19 -90
28194
435.22
23
BISHOP COMPANY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28195
= 511.83
25
BLUE DIAMOND MATERIALS
PATCH MIX
06-19 -90
28196
466.20
99999
BLUESTONE UPHOLSTERY
CITY HALL EXPAN
06 -19 -90
28197
87
41
99999
HOOKER CHISM, JR
REFUND- OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28198
19717
00
996
BOYS MARKET, INC.
BUS VOUCHERS 4/90 -5/90
06 -19 -90
28199
25.00
99999
BUREAU OF GRMNT RESEARCH
LATE CHANGE FEE -A.REA
06 -19 -90
28200
25.00
39
CA CONTRACT CITIES ASSOC
MEETING 2/25/90
06 -19 -90
28201
20.00
482
CAREERTRACK
REG- MARTINEZ /FINNEY
06 -19 -90
28202
17
52
99999
CARITINO SAUCEDO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28203
44
08
99999
CAROL HANVEY
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28204
60.92
99999
CAROLE PUGH
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28205
25.00
964
PATRICIA CARR
HCDA BRD MTG 6 /L_
06 -19 -90
28206
469
08
203
CDN DATA FORMS
P 0 FORMS
06 -19 -90
28207
21
72
99999
CHARLIE NORONA
REF'VND- OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28208
147
26
963
CHIEF AUTO PARTS
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
28209
129
00
99999
CIVIL TRANS INC
PROF ENG SVCS
06-19 -90
28210
37
32
99999
CLARA JANET RODRIGUEZ
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28211
29
00
487
CLEARBROOK FARMS _
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28212
318.50
53
CLINICAL LAB OF SAN BERN
WATER SAMPLE
06 -19 -90
28213
2327
34
57
COMMUTER BUS LINES
BUS SERVICES
06 -19 -90
28214
383.38
59
COMPTON BLUEPRINT & SUPPLY
BLUEPRINTS
06 -19 -90
28215
40.00
99999
CONNIE SANDOVAL
MEMBERSHIP DUE- wELLS,E
06 -19 -90
28216
654
00
99999
CREATIVE WALLS, INC
WALL UPHOLSTERY
06 -19 -90
PAGE. 2
INVOICE AMOUNT _
97
63
58.37
139
20
120,00
490.00
933
30
t0
19
69
39
234
00
19
00
817
83
24
00
375
00
2000
OG
435
00
25
00
2.35
3.40
80.00
650.00
27
31
481.77
25.00
3.00
1024
37
13.60
435.
22
511
83
466.20
87
41
19717
00
25.00
25.00
20.00
17
52
44
08
60
92
25.00
469
08
21
72
147
26
1P9
00
37
32
29
00
318.50
2327
34
- 383.38
40
00
654
00
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WARRANT* AMOUNT
VENDOR* VENDOR NAME
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE INVOICE AMOUNT
A
28217
198.22
99999
CUSTOMER FINANCIAL CENTE
BANKCARD CHRG
06 -19 -90
28218
401
00
1009
CUTLER & ASSOCIATES
L.B BLVD IMPROVMENT 3/9
06 -19 -90
28219
420.77
836
DAPPER TIRE CO.
TIRE SERVICE
06 -19 -90
A
28220
212.30
99999
DATA PLUS
REPAIR & MAINT
06 -19 -90
26221
622.24
99999
DATALOCIC
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28222
944
03
7B7
DAVE'S TROPHIES
TROPHIES
06 -19 -90
•
28223
27
47
99999
DAVID M. CAUDILLO
REFUND- OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28224
32.15
99999
DE NITA ELLIS
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT _
06 -19 -90
28225
208.80
99999
DELTA FOAM FRODUCTS
FISH BOXES
06 -19 -90
•
28226
100
95
99999
DICK SLICK
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28227
85.00
99999
DIONISIA VISCAINO
OVER CHRG- GATEMAN HALL
06 -19 -90
28228
25.00
1125
ELIZABETH DIXON -
HCDA BRD MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
A
28229
72.05
99999
DONALD L. WASHINGTON
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28230
3190.00
72
DOTY BROTHERS EQUIPMENT
CONTRACTUAL SVCS
06 -19 -90
28231
1483.77
99999
DOWNEY COPIERS
FAX MACHINE
06 -19 -90
•
28232
178.87
99999
DU BOIS CHEMICAL
SLURRY SOAP
06 -19 -90
28233
59
36
99999
DVLCE MARIA SERRET
REFUND- OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28234
375.00
99999
E &J FURNITURE FINISHING
CITY HALL EXPAN
06 -19 -90
1*
28235
747
36
827
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
EQUIP MT AOMT
06 -19 -90
28236
76.12
99999
EDDIE BURGIN
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28237
122.20
99999
EDGAR FORERO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
w
28238
15.02
99999
EDWARD PRUITT
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28239
'118.09
99999
EGGHEAD SOFTWARE
TIMESHEET PROF
06 -19 -90
28240
63.71
99999
EGGHEAD SOFTWARE
TOP PRIORITY PROG
06 -19 -90
%0
28241
466.51
88
EWING IRRIGATION PRODUCT
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28242
99999
EXODUS
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28243
_145.00
25
00
1045
MARQUISHA FLOWERS
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6/
06 -19 -90
•
28244
99
00
99999
FRED PRYOR SEMINAR
SEM- JACOBS /HOWARDS
06 -19 -90
28245
2300.46
99999
FUTURE TECH
COMPUTER ACCESS
06 -19 -90
28246
308.67
106
GENERAL TELEPHONE CO.
PHONE SERVICES
06 -19 -90
40
28247
110.59
99999
GOLDEN STATE PAINT
PAINT SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
26248
25.00
1047
CAMERON GREEN
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
28249
25.00
1049
SHINIQUA GREEN
YOUTH COMM MTH 6/6
06-19 -90
b
28250
25.00
962
JOHN HALEY
HCDA BRD MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
28251
25.00
1050
ISADORE HALL
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
28252
159
60
99999
HQ OFFICE SUPPLIES WHSE
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
V
28253
800.00
99999
HUNTER ELECTRIC SERVICES
LABOR & MATERIALS
06 -19 -90
28254
1200.94
99999
HYDROMETRIC
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28255
150.00
321
INT CONF OF BLDG OFFCLS
MEMBERSHIP DUES 6/91
06 -19 -90
0
28256
134
60
99999
ISRAEL RECINOS
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28257
852.43
1089
J C COMPUTER WAREHOUSE
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28238
700
00
1122
J.0 HYDROBLASTING
BUS STOP CLEANING 5/90
06 -19 -90
of
28259
6850.00
99999
JACK DAVENPORT SWEEPING SERVIC
AUCTION REFUND
06 -19 -90
28260
26.69
99999
JAIME HERNANDEZ
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28261
21
92
99999
JOHN AND LUIS V LEMUS
REFUND- OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
r
28262
927
32
136
JONES LUMBER
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
28263
24
00
99999
JORGE GONZALEZ
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
28264
26.99
99999
JUAN OCHOA
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
V
28265
520.50
99999
KELLY SERVICES. INC.
TEMP HELP
06 -19 -90
198.22
401 00
420 77
212. 30
622. 24
944 03
27 47
32. 15
208 80
100.95
85. 00
25 00
72.05
310 00
1483. 77
178.87
59 36
3�5 00
747 36
�6. 12
122 20
15.02
118.09
63.71
466.51
145 00
25.00
99 00
2300 46
308. 67
110 59
25 00
25.00
25.00
25 00
159 60
BOO 00
1200 94
150 00
134 60
852.43
700 00
68`•0 00
26.69
21 92
927 32
24 00
26.99
520 50
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AMOUNT
VENDOR#
VENDOR NAME
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE
INVOICE
AMOUNT
0
28266
12.92
140
KEYSTONE FORD
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06-19 - 90
12.92
28267
588.58
99999
KIMMERLE BROTHERS INC.
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 - 19 - 90
588.58
28268
324.70
961
L &N UNIFORM SUPPLY CO. INC
UNIFORMS
06 - 19 - 90
324
70
28269
9
00
925
L.A. COUNTY RECORDERS OFFICE
LIEN RELEASE
06 -19 -90
9
00
4p
28270
1304.26
99999
L.A. CO. DEPT PUBLIC WORKS
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MAINT 4/90
06 -19 -90
1304.26
28271
225.00
99999
LA COMPUTER CENTER
INSTALLATION SVCS
06 -19 -90
225.00
d
28272
1037
19
99999
LA HAYE BRONZE
PLAGUES
06-19 -90
1007
19
28273
25.00
921
CLAUDE LAW
HCDA BRD'MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25
00
28274
45.00
99999
LAYTON RENTAL CENTER
GAS POWERED TRASH PUMP
06 -19 - 90
45
00
h
28275
165
00
150
LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA CITIES
MTG 5/2 -5/4 P RICHARDS
06 -19 -90
165
00
28276
25.00
1052
ERRICK LEE
YOUTH COMM MTO 6/6
06 -19 -90
25
00
'
28277
18.50
156
LOS ANGELES TIMES
SUBSCRIPT -A REA 5/90 -6/90
06 -19 -90
18
50
fl
28278
363.59
495
L.A. COUNTY OF PUBLIC WORKS
DENSITY TESTS
06 -19 -90
3b3.
59
w
28279
2400.23
164
LYNGATE PRINTING CO.
BINDERS /COVER SHEETS
06 -19 -90
2400
23
28280
80.00
170
LYNWOOD RENTAL CENTER
EQIUP RENTAL
06 -19 -90
80
00
r
28281
4664
51
172
CITY OF LYNWOOD -HOME BANK
WORKERS' COMP REIMB
06 -19 -90
4664
51
.
28282
50.00
99999
LYNWOOD FLORIST
FLORAL ARRANGEMENT
06 -19 -90
50
00
28283
29
16
99999
M.D SHEPHERD
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
29
16
28284
2305.32
99999
MARDEN SUSCO
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
2305
32
.
28285
6.64
99999
MARINA ARROYO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT _
06 -19 -90
6.64
28286
644.72
637
MARK IV CHARTER LINES
BUS SERVICES
06 -19 -90
644
72
28287
60.00
99999
MARY L. PARKS
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
60
00
28288
'153.00
99999
MATTHEW BENDER & CO., INC
SUBSCRIPT -A. EARNEST
06 -19 -90
153.00
28289
306.00
99999
MATTHEWS REDWOOD INC
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
306.00
to
28290
3141
50
848
MCCALLA BROS PUMP & DRILLING
REPAIR WELL #19
06 -19 -90
3141
50
28291
183.66
327
MC DONALD'S EQUIPMENT
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
IS3
66
28292
760.80
183
MELAD & ASSOCIATES
INSPECT SVCS
06 -19 -90
760
80
L
28293
21
74
99999
METRO MEDIA PAGING SERVICES
BEEPER -HEINE
06 -19 -90
21
74
fe
28294
93.41
187
MOBILE COMMUNICATION SER
REPAIR & MAINT
06 -19 -90
43
41
28295
1278.00
99999
MODERN DRAPERY
VERTICAL BLINDS
06 -19 -90
1278.00
it
28296
3899
29
502
MORELAND & ASSOCIATES, INC.
ACCTG ASSIST 5/90
06 -19 -90
3899
29
�•)
28297
156.65
99999
MR. QUICK PRINTING
3 PART NCR FORMS
06 -19 -90
156
65
28298
25.00
1102
FRANKIE MURPHY
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25.00
.5/
28299
2125.00
743
NATIONAL PLANT SERVICES, INC.
SEWER CLEANING
06- -19 -90
2125
00
28300
562.74
769
NORWALK POWER EQUIPMENT CO.
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
562.74
`
28301
12.24
99999
OSMAR ANTONIO ROJAS
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
12.24
0
V
28302
42.35
99999
PABLO CASTRO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
42.35
28303
3846.08
201
PACIFIC BELL
PHONE SERVICES
06 -19 -90
3846
08
28304
3291
32
99999
PACIFIC LIGHTING & STANDARDS
CONST SIGNS & REPAIRS
06 -19 -90
3291
32
Y
28305
116.10
1121
PACTEL CELLULAR -LA
PHONE SERVICE
06 -19 -90
116.10
0 '
28306
339
Be
202
PAGEANTRY PRODUCTIONS
PLAGUES
06 -19 -90
339
Be
28307
236.43
975
PAGENET PAGING NETWORK
MAINT AGREEMENT
06 -19 -90
236.43
40
28308
378.96
722
PARAMOUNT STATIONERS INC
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
378.96
G,
28309
254.55
99999
PARAMOUNT DOOR & GLASS
OPERATING SUPPLIES_
06 -19 -90
254
55
-
28330
1064.09
624
PARKHOUSE TIRE CO.
TIRE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
1064
ON
0
'J
v
28311
1657
27
982
PEERLESS STATIONERS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
165
27
28312
412.39
207
PETTY CASH'
REPLENISHMENT
06-19 -90
412.39
28313
30.00
216
PRUDENTIAL OVERALL SUPPLY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
:t0
00
%/
28314
529
59
99999
PURSUIT SPECIALTIES
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
529
59'
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AMOUNT
VENDOR*
VENDOR NAME
DESCRIPTION
INV DATE
INVOICE
AMOUNT
•
28315
REPLACE CHAIN LINK
06 -19 -90
8920.511
d
6920.58
219
QUALITY FENCE CO., INC.
28316
498.05
1084
QUALITY AUTO & TRUCK PARTS
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
498.05
28317
50.99
775
QUINLAN PUBLISHING CO.INC.
PUBL.-W /C-LAW
06-19 -90
50.99
A
28318
47
25
878
RADIO SHACK
MINI CASSETTE
06 -19 -90
47
25
40
28319
25.00
1054
SYLVIA RAMIREZ
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25
00
28320
2451
44
221
RAPID PUBLISHING
PROMOTIONAL ADS 5/90
06 -19 -90
2451
44
•
28321
25
00
972
TRINA REEVES
HCDA BRD MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25
00
28322
2033.65
15
RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
2033.65
28323
85.40
99999
RENTAL WORLD
RENT WATER PUMP
06-19 -90
85
40
P
28324
151
23
225
RENTERIA AUTO PARTS
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
151
23
1
28325
3000.00
99999
RMRS
POSTAGE METER
06 -19 -90
3000.00
28326
4904.10
99999
SAFETRAN TRAFFIC SYSTEMS
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
4904
10 '
•
28327
25.00
1056
TATANISHA SANDERS
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25.00
4+
28328
577
50
99999
SCOTCH CARE CARPET SVSC
CARPET REPAIRS
06 -19 -90
577
50
28329
1001
25
99999
SECURITY OFFICER SERVICE
SECURITY GUARD SVCS
06 -19 -90
1001
25
a
28330
114
07
99999
SENOR BURRITO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
114,07
r
28331
47
40
99999
SHAHID CHAUDHRY
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
47
40
28332
508.90
926
SHERMIN- WILLIAMS CO.
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
508.90
•
28333
9
84
99999
SHERRIE EDWARDS
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
9
8
28334
93
30
99999
SINCLAIR PAINT
PAINTING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
93.30
28335
1841
52
846
SO CA EDISON COMPANY
89 FRANCHISE -REFD
06 -19 -90
1841
52
40
28336
7113.87
246
SO CALIF EDISON COMPANY
LIGHT & POWER
06 -19 -90
7113.87
r
28337
9
53
247
SO CALIF GAS COMPANY
GAS SERVICES
06 -19 -90
9
53
28338
132.43
99999
SOFT WAREHOUSE
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
132.43
V
28339
432.73
99999
SOFT WAREHOUSE
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
432.73
1p
28340
266.20
426
ST FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER
EMPLOYEE PHYSICALS
06 -19 -90
266.20
28341
41
60
99999
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
HAZARDOUS WASTE TAX FORM
06 -19 -90
41
60
40
28342
59453.69
257
SULLY- MILLER CONTRACTING
LONG BEACH BLVD PROJECT
06 -19 -90
59453.69
28343
420.75
99999
TARGET CHEMICAL
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
420.75
28344
1784.18
261
TAYLOR-JETT COMPANY
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
1784
18
r
28345
130
50
99999
TERRY HUGO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
130
50
r
28346
256.17
259
THE SUPPLIERS
OPERATING SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
256.17
_
28347
2040.60
265
BILL THOMAS
CHURCH PRESENTATION
06 -19 -90
2040.60-
2
28348
2872.01
267
TIMELY TEMPORARY SERVICE
TEMP HELP
06 -19 -90
2872.01
28349
480.00
99999
TORRANCE LOSS CONTROL CORP
PROF SVCS -5/90
06 -19 -90
480.00
28350
280.15
99999
TURBO DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
280.15
to
28351
52.00
277
UNDERGND SERVICE ALERT
POPULATION CHRG 5/90
06 -19 -90
52.00
40
28352
569
56
279
UNISOURCE
XEROX PAPER
06 -19 -90
569
56
28353
359
70
281
VANIER GRAPHICS CORP
COMPUTER PAPER
06 -19 -90
359
70
Y
28354
25
00
1124
ANNA VENTURA
HCDA BRD MTG 616
06 -19 -90
25.00
4p
28355
195.20
282
VIKING OFFICE PROD INC.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
195
20
28356
127
57
99999
VIKING
OFFICE SUPPLIES
06 -19 -90
127
57
V
28357
25.00
1057
DAVANNA WELLS
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25.00
0
26358
658.12
99999
WEN HSIN
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
658.12
.
28359
435.73
99999
WEST COAST POWER
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
435
73
r
28360
111950.21
413
WESTERN WASTE INDUSTRIES
msBBISH PICK -I1P 5/90
06 -19 -90
111950
21
4p
28361
960.00
99999
WESTERN WASTE INDUSTRIES
TRASH PICK-UP 5/90
06 -19 -90
960.00
y
28362
107
50
'298
WHEEL MAN TIRE SERVICE
TIRE SERVICES
06 -19 -90
107
50
J lilili 40
28363
430.00
388
WHITAKER CONCRETE CORP
RENTAL TIRE LOADER
06 -19 -90
430.00
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28364
74 64
99999 WILBURNS
BALLOONS /ACCESSORIES
06 -19 -90
74.64
.
28365
27 20
99999 WILFREDO MEDRANO
REFUND - OVERPAYMENT
06 -19 -90
?/
20
28366 -
26 88
99999 WILKINSON & YOUNG
REGISTER TAPES
06 -19 -90
26.88
28367
512.29
912 YAMADA COMPANY, INC
AUTO PARTS
06 -19 -90
512.29
28368
25.00
1060 MICHELE ZAVALA
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25
00
28369
25.00
1101 JENNIFER ZAVALA
YOUTH COMM MTG 6/6
06 -19 -90
25
00
590401 47
590401
47
PREPAID
28154 -28166
SPOILED
28167
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Date: June 19, 1990
To: The Honorable Mayor and Council Members
- From: Alfretta Earnest, Interim Finance Director
Faustin Gonzales, Project Manager
Subject: SETTING OF PUBLIC HEARING AND ADOPTION OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD'S FISCAL YEAR 1990/91 BUDGET
Objective
To present draft of 1990 -91 Budget to City Council and to set a
public hearing for review thereof.
Background
The staff has been working on the Budget for the past several
weeks and have changed the format on the computers in order to
set up a yearly process available to all persons concerned with
the Budget. The old system was not integrated and had to be
reprogrammed. That has caused some delays in getting down to the
actual numbers in the Budget. Consequently, staff is somewhat
late in submitting the draft. We feel that the new form being
instituted in the computer system will make it much easier for
Mid -Year Budget Review and for subsequent budget years.
Analysis
All revenues have shown a reasonable increase and we stand to
receive the additional $1.5 million from the County sometime
around December. In addition, many of the fees for services such
as Landscaping Maintenance, Street Lighting, etc. have been
increased to allow for infrastructure upgrading such as sidewalk
repairs, new street lights and median landscaping in the
boulevards. In spite of our increase in revenue, staff has
attempted to keep projected expenses to a minimum in order to
allow Council to keep as much money as possible in reserve. We
are aiming for a $3 million fund balance at the end of June 1990.
At the hearing projection for the Budget, each department will
present to Council in a concise fashion the purpose of their
projected increases.
Recommendation
It is recommended that City
draft of the Annual Operating
Council schedule a workshop to
b:budget
Council 1) review and comment on
Budget for FY 1990 -91; and 2) that
discuss the draft document.
AGZ0A ITE4
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DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
TO. THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: EMILIO M. MURGA, ACTING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS��
SUBJECT: SIDEWALK RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT
PROJECT NO.5 -5125
PURPOSE
To request that the City Council review the tree removal
procedures for the Sidewalk Reconstruction Project and provide
direction staff.
BACKGROUND:
The project was awarded to B -I Enterprise Corporation on May 1,
1990. As part of this project the removal of 175 overgrown trees
(130 trees with trunk diameters of 12 inches to 24 inches and 45
trees with trunk diameters of 24 inches and over) that are
causing extensive damages to the sidewalks, curbs and gutters
asphalt pavement. The raising of sidewalks poses a hazard to
pedestrians and the raising of curb and gutters causes ponding
problems. All the trees being proposed for removal have
overgrown their parkway and cannot be root pruned safely. In
addition 475 trees will be root pruned and 330 new trees will be
planted at various locations throughout the City to mitigate the
impact of removing the existing trees.
ANALYSIS:
Some of the residents have expressed their objections to the
removal of trees. Staff directed the contractor to stop the tree
removal operation effective June 13, 1990, until further notice.
Since the removal of trees is a part of the contract and was
stopped per City's, request staff anticipates that the contractor
may file a contract claim.
Staff is requesting that the City Council review the alternatives
and direct staff.
1. Continue the removal of trees per project plans
and specifications.
2. Staff to meet with property owners within each block
to obtain their concurrence on the removal of trees.
3. Drop the removal of trees from the project and
only perform permanent repairs where trees can be
root pruned.
It should be noted that the following procedures to address
have been implemented by the communities in order to save trees:
A. Remove damaged concrete sidewalks and ramp asphalt
sidewalks over tree roots.
B. Get permission a and easements from property owners to
place concrete sidewalks around trees on private
property.
C. Construct planter type improvements around trees to
stabilize trees that roots have been severely cut
Pending problems, due to the flatness of the City are more
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difficult to resolve
mentioned procedures
bid and would have
unless trees are
are not part of
to be negotiated
RECOMMENDATION
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removed. The above
the construction contract
with the contractor.
It is recommended that the City Council review the tree removal
procedures for the Sidewalk Reconstruction Project and provide
direction to staff.
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HENRY S. BARBOSA, P. C.
RONALD T. VERA
RICHARD J. MORILLO
DOUGLAS D. BARNES
LYNNE S. 9A5SIS
PETER E. LANGSFELD
JOSE SANDOVAL
KENNETH T. FONG
OF COUNSEL
NORMAN LIEBERMAN
JOSEFINA J. JARAMILLO
.A PROFUmoNAL CORPORATION
Mr. Charles Gomez
City Manager
City of Lynwood
11330 Bullis Road
Lynwood, California
BARBOSA F3 VERA
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LOS ANGELES CORPORATE CENTER
SUITE 350
1000 CORPORATE CENTER DRIVE
MONTEREY PARK, CALIFORNIA 91754
TELEPHONE (213) 263-5199
FACSIMILE (213) 263 -0663
May 21, 1990
90262
Re: Request for Legal Fees Increase
Dear Charles:
LOS ANGELES OFFICE
655 SOUTH HOPE STREET
SUITE 1300
LOS ANGELES,CA 90017
(213) 666 -7927
RcCEib'e0
CITY OF LYNWOOD
MAY 2 ? , 990
CITY MANAGERS
OFFICE
As per our earlier conversation, please treat this as
our request of the City Council for an adjustment of the
litigation rates paid by the City. Just like the City, we
continue to experience increases in our own operating costs for
support staff, malpractice insurance, etc.
Our current fee arrangement provides a partner's
litigation rate of $120.00 and associates' rate at $110.00. We
would request that the partners' rate be increased to $130.00,
and associates' to $115.00 commencing July 1, 1990. Please note
that we are not requesting an increase in the monthly rate
retainer.
We believe that this request is reasonable and very
much in line with the rates charged by other law firms for
similar services to cities.
If I can provide any further information, please feel
free to call upon me.
Very truly
Barbosa
HSB \ae 1935.L
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City of LYNW
t �l Ctty Meefteg GIaRviges
11330 SULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(213) 603.0220
inter• office memo
DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
T0: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers
FROM: Andrea L. Hooper
SUBJECT: Nominations
Two: Vacancies Planning Commissions
At council regular meeting it was announce for
information only the term of John Haynes and
Jamal Muksin, planning commissioner would expire
June.
Nominations are in order.
Appointment councils regular meeting July 3,1990
See attached letters from John Haynes and
Elizabeth Dixon, Janice Smith.
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AGENDA ITEM
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-rim i ne vesK
zEjaabeth Dixon
To Lynw
Andrea Hooper
Clerk
City Council of Lynwood
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F t J T1YC C OF ' L� ! 11� ' , CITY ! r' F 0 FICE
MAY -J 0 1990
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[ would like you to take into consideration my
appointment to the Planning Commissions.
[ have .lived in Lynwood since 1971. My children
itte.nded Lynwood Public and Private school. I was
letive with the school, Parent and Teachers Assocation
ind also a member of the board.
' have worked in the field with Residential Developers,
,ontraeting, and Interior Designers. I was employed for
t number of years as a designer for a local Lighting
4 . xture Manufacture.
n 1974 I joined Century 21 Ken Porter, which was
ocated here, in until it burned down.
am currently employed with Century 21 Inland
'aeific as a Realtor.
4y interest in being on the Planning Commission is to
ielp develop Lynwood into a aspiring, growing City,
'd like to see new beautiful sinCWle resident houses
wilt here in Lynwood to attract all people.
o improve our Citys image to have a positive glow to
melting pot, that we can all be proud of. I'd. like to
ee our City attracting the professional and all culture
spects making Lynwood, The American City we know
can be.
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Respeetf ully,
Elizabeth Dixon
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4251-B Carlon Avenue
Lynwood, CA 90262
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CITY OF LYNWOOD
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
JUN 14 1990
June 14, 1990 AM PM
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Lynwood City Hall
11330 Ballis Rd.
Lynwood, CA 90262
Attention: City Council Members
I have been a resident and property owner of Lynwood since 1975,
and have been very active in Community Affairs.
Listed are some of my participation in Lynwood Community Affairs.
A. Advisor to Lynwood Womens Commission
B. Member of ADHOC Committee
C. Member of Lynwood Democratic Club (Ways & Means Chair)
D. Member of Project Area Committee
E. On March 2, 1990 was presented a service award by the
City of Lynwood for excellence in community involvement
and participation.
Presently I am a VISTA volunteer, working with low income
seniors. Hopefully making valuable contribution to their way of
life.
I would like to be appointed as a Commissioner on the Lynwood
Planning Commission. Hopefully I will provide the kind of
leadership on the commission that will enable it to function
efficiently and effectively.
Thank you for your consideration.
M / s nice Sherrill Smith
113 California Ave.
Lynwood, CA 90262
(213) 635 -6820 (Home)
(213) 857 -6407
Attachments
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7, Program Participation
" 1 know no safer depository of the ultimate powers of the society but the people themselves, and if we think
them not enlightened enough to exercise their control with a wholesome discretion, the remedy is not to take
it from them, but to inform their discretion by education." — 'rhomas Jefferson
MS. JANICE SMITH
Is recognized as an active participant in the
Close Up Foundation Program in Washington, D.C.
MAY 25, 1990
Participation in this intensive examination of our
federal government in action is a basis for increased
citizen involvement in our democratic process.
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Thumm S. Foley
Spcakcr of the Hnuse
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llousc �tnunity Leader
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Stephen/A. Janger
president, Close Up Foundation
Gc I nchcll
Sc ate Majority Leader
Robert Dole
Senate Minority Leader
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Cit of LYNWOOD
g14 LA Cttg Aeetteg ChaPfenges
11330 BULLIS ROAD
LYNWOM, CALIFORNIA 90262
(213) 603 -0220
infer office memo
DATE: JUNE 19,1990
TO: Honorable Mayor and Conncilmembers
FROM: Andrea L. Hooper City Clerk
SUBJECT: Nominations
Two: Vacancies Recreation and Parks Commission
At councils regular meeting June 5, 1990 the
following were nominated:
Councilman Heine nominated Julio Mendoga and
Leo De
Councilman Richards nominated Eloise Evans.
Councilman Rea requested nominations remain open
to councils regular meeting of June 19,1990
due to the absent of Mayor Henning and Councilwoman
Wells.
By general consent of council
nominations remained open
Appointment at Councils regular meeting of July 3, 1990
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Cit of LYNWOOD
L A ON L Meeting NoVenges
11330 BLILLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(213)603.0220
inter• office memo
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DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
TO: HONORABLE TMAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS
FROM: ANDREA L. HOOPER, CITY CLERK U 1 # '17 74�
SUBJECT: NOMINATION TO VACANCY ON PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
As per Mr. Del�.neef on 6- 13 -90, due to a variety of
commitments he will be unable to serve on the Parks
and Recreation Commission. Therefore he wishes his
name withdrawn. Thank you for any consideration you
may have given him. Perhaps in the future he will
be able to again submit his name.
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Cit of ]LYN'"TOOD
% -A Cag - Meettaq CiWengm
11330 BULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD. CALIFORNIA 90262
(213)603.0220
inter office memo
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DATE: JUNE 19, 1990
TO: Honorable Mayor And Councilmembers
FROM: Andrea L. Hooper City Clerk
SUBJECT: APpoinment
One: Vacancy Community Development Block Grant Advisory
Board:
At Councils regular meeting of June 5, 1990 the
following were nominated:
Councilman Heine nominated Patricia Carr
Councilman Rea seconed the nomination.
It was moved by Councilman Heine, seconded
Councilman Rea and carried to close nomination.
Appointment is in order.
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Cit of LYNWOOD �
; ,A CaS ,Mee(tng C6nQQenges I I t
11330 SULLIS ROAD
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262
(213) 603.0220
inters office memo
DATE: JUNE19,1990
T0: Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers
FROM: Andrea L. Hooper City Clerk
SUBJECT: Appointment
Two: Vacancies Lynwood Youth Commission
At Councils regular meeting of June 5,1990 the
following were nominated:
Councilman Heine nominated Betty Salinas
Councilwoman Wells :nominated Katrina Boykin
and Kenneth Singleton ( Letter received from
Councilwoman Wells)
It Was moved by Councilman Rea, seconded by
Councilman Heine, and carried to close
nominations
Appointment is in order .
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I STATE CORP 11 1457875
C.T. #72548
FED I.D. 113 3-0345182 ►
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CORPORATION DIVISION
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S tate of C aliforili n, •hwre1)y certify:
Thai the annmcd tr.uigcript has hcen coinpared wit}l
the corporate record oil file in this office, of which it
purports to 1>e a er and that'same is full
correct. , true and
HELPLINE U.S.A.
22797 Barton Rd., 9172
Grand Terrace, CA 92324
1.8300.621.0316
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IN 117ITNESS MWEREOI I execute
this certificate and affix the Great
Sea] of the State of Califomia this
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OF ib* M Secretary of We
HELPLINE U.S.A.
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ThF rl_r,e of this corporation is HELPLINE U.S.A.
II
11iis corporation is a nonprofit public benefit corporation
srld 1: nut organized for the private gain of any person. It
I ofq -n)zEd under the Nonprofit Filblic Benefit Corporation
Law f'r.r charitable purposes. The specific purposes for which
this corporation is organized are; To provide assistance to
the l,oaleless and to provide charitable services.
III
Th._ name and address_ in the State ornia - tiis - ---
curporation's initial agent for service of process is:
James A. Ritter
873 Elwwood
Colton, Ca. 92324
IV
(li 1 - hi corporation is organized and operated exclusively for
Public_Benefit within the meaning of Section 501 (c) (3i
of the Internal Revenue Code.
! 14r+vliths_tandinq any other provisions of these Articles,
COI - pors..tion sn311 not carry on any oths -r activiti E•'_
I K1 F�-rlul tted to be• Cvt rled on (i) by a corporation e.ce•mpl
de -r•1 ir,cc..ls +_a• Udder I t�ectior, t�Ol (c) (7> o= th=
1� 4 r. i tC'.J erl•Sc• [. }.it3 of I by a corporat that
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C) No substaT*' al part of the activitiesr�f this corporation
shall cone Lt of carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise
attempting to influence legislation and the corporation
shall not participate or intervene in any political campaign
(including the publishing or distribution of statements)
or behalf of any candidate for public office.
V
The names and addresses of the persons appointed to act as the
initial directors of this corporation are.
NAME ADDRESS t
Linda Mae Angel 22797 Parton Rd. #172 Grand Terrace Ca. 92324
James A. Ritter 873 Elmwood Colton, Ca. 92324 Ca. 92324
VI
The property of this corporation is irrevocably dedicated to
charitable purposes and no part of the net income or assets
of the org<nication shall ever inure to the benefit of any
Director, officer or member thereof or to the benefit of any
private person.
On the dissolution or winding up of the corporation, it's assets
remaining after payment of, or provision for payment of, all
debts and liabilities of this corporation, shall be
distributed to a nonprofit fund, foundation, or corporation
which is organized and operated exclusively for charitable
purposes and which has established it's tax - exempt status under
Section 501 (c)(7.) of the Internal Revenue Code.
March 1st, 1989
Linda a Ang , Director
James A. Ritter Director
We, the above - mentioned initial Directors of this corporation,
hereby declare that we are the persons who executed the
foregoing Articles of Incorporation, which execution is our
act and deed. /f t If
Linda Dfae Angel Director
James A. Ritter, Director
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BYLAWS OF
HELPLINE U.S.A.
EXHIBIT e
F Cellidrnla Nonprofit Public Eeneilt Corporation
ARTICLE 1. OFFICES
SECTION 1 PRINCIPAL OFFICE
ni 1-h r_,_� =i• CL1 =•n
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SECTION CHANGE GF ALDRESS
the CoL OT the cor, or F.tlori c
P _ principal
c office Car be
n ?Hoed only by �n G4 these Bylaws
he Board of r y and not
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p•rihcip_. oii;ce 4r
'Dry, locetiGn to another within *j nc.mE Cplir,t ). b; noTirira the Chenged cdaress and effeCt VC
date below, ano sLrl chanoed address shall not De deemeo an
amendment of these Bylaws;
Dated: 19
Dated• 19
Dated- 19
Dat e • 19
SECTION 3 OTHER OFFICES
The corporation may also have office=_ and facilities at such
Other places, within or without tt,e State of California, where
it is qualified to do business, as its business may require
and as the Board of Directors may, from time to time, designate.
ARTICLE 2. PURPOSES
ir•E primary oDiectives and p!'rposes of this torpor
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2401- ETC- ntioned anp wit! i e '
: le use Gi other fund reislnc Fflcr_ =_.
ARTICLE 3. MEMBERS
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inls Corporation shat I aaf.e no provision for members, however,
Qur scant to Sectl•3n j:_i1Vtb1 0: the Aoaiprofit Public eene+lt
'�:rgi,r 3`_' ion L aw o' t.-',e �,)t plro ,= C:1l itornl?,
an act on w :1l - 1
•'O'lltr 0tn- Jrw1 -_. '!n.y law 0: i`te ,7r n li - -1 ins o1 the Artl =1 -
3• ln_O.'[�r atl an �r t+y. dw5 Or :15 corporat /on, feQulre
apJr•_ /3i ]. 3 tdcl�r,�'/ of a._l nhe;tijer5 or ikODrov_i by the
=1lrLL o•n_ r'c.��iilr8 : - id - ?UOrOl al of is
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ARTICLE 4. DIRECTORS
SECTION 1 NUMBER
The c'_rporat.on 311311 hA,e "' - Direrr r
or , snd rl F
h, 3'/ Sh_ li t? :nOWn a� tna =_ -�_i C
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dGer'i :.} r;lY _•C`rrs, Til4 ': mbe' .Oc
amand;7tent o+ this 7yla'..', Or J' roa.�81 of - , [liow
Sri r,', dOilt 'On O* a nett -.ylsw, -,s pro,., d?C in tileo'? &y:aw <_.
SECTION 7, POWERS
5Ut)Ject_ to the pro'.izlons of the California Nonprofit Public
Benefit Corporation Law and anv :imitations in the Articiee
of Incorporation and Bylaws relating to action rtqu /red or
permitted to be ta!:en or approved by the members, if ?n• n♦
th.s 'corporal Y.
ion, the sctivitles are afta rs of this
C shall be tor's. r nnd�_rct ?d ?nd all corporate GOwers
shall ae e;;ercised b or under ti.e
Direc direct /on of the Board c-
SECTION 3 DUTIES
it shall be the duty of the directors to:
(A) Perform any and e11 duties imposed on them collectively
or individually by law, by the Arcicles of Incorporation
of this corporation, or by these Bylaws.
(B) Appoint and remove, employ and discharge, and, except as
otherwise provided in these Bylaws, prescribe t "e dutlei
-and fiv the compensation, if an, of all OFFicers, agents
and =mployges of the corporation.
(fir azr.i =.e -.li of c•, - s, ac
- -- � nnu enel•w'es of the
1._rl y, Clltl ?s are
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t - :e_r drjr7.__
-es w' t^ me Sacr =tary of the
corporation, and notices of meeting_ mallen or teleyr ?nheil
ip tl�o„ �t yi r, -h itdrressee shall be r -
��] 1C� notices Lher?nr,
9,1 AA��
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SECTION 8. REGULAR AND ANNUAL MEETINGS
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rig ular ,neet_ln
g ?_ of mall oa Help on the 1 1rst
P�(in_y d :i4 -1Acll nG,i - -h ?t , a�1d55 L Oay tdlle
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SECTION 9 SFErIAL ME =TINGS
5N PC1 al mee =2nQH 4. tl;° F•n,� - ,) 'fit e; :, -,�.-
the Chairman of "ne Hoard, ten?
the ecr ?tar,/. or av any two - ec - Cr } ?rid = ,- ;
b-2 held at . -.? c:ace, �:_ ; =- •
desi Hate l UUF th? =252 • Cal =_ ?.
F 9 d by the p ?r or par so 's ca_i:nc the
the ab SenCe Of crrCh de3l gr , atio f, d'.: 1 :ne 7r OTCICE
the corporation.
SECTION 101 NOTICE OF MEETINGS
RegUlar- meerl -ig.; 7c the S„a.-e r a-3 ,e.17 .J: ).. - -S
Speclai meetings of, the Hoard sna.z_ be helu uPc r rOUr {� -__ _
- 'day, - notice by tlrst_ -class mail v
IIOUrs' notice delivered personal!, or /bY f..tel n 'tye`ynt .)r
y ail or �el�- -Dram, the nooticc
telegraph. If sent U te or
e shall do
shall be deemed to be deli verer -on its deposit :r, me. Is
m
the
Ur cn its deliv.?ri to the telegrapn cor. Svcn th m e_
Shall be addressed to each Director .nt his or her eeoress ?s
shown on the books of the corporation. Nco:ice of the tiale
and Place of holding an adjourn ?d meeting need no: oe g1.;. =r tri
absent Directors if t`le time and pa of •_tie a'__.?
meet are fixed at the muting adjourned and if suc o "rndh, ad1QU -• :;
neeting•Is he.z: nn.mo -a than twenty -40llr 124 hours' �r4m
the time Of tie n ly^lnal .T ?eti n• ro ,
any adaol_Lrne,; . „ 3 ^ctice =hal_ De Slvsn n c
_g _.I._ e or gnoct3l me -2ting ?:0 uir?ct absen+
from the origin al moo }.ni 2f Khe 272oLrnr,7 a.yer inn 1.5 ,
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SECTION it CINTENTS OF NOTICE
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The tr an sPCt ions of a.ny rtieeLinq of tht boarC, rl OWE VP — C<•.i ?F•C.
anC nOT I Ced C'r w�.er evrr t,e; si, a• as '. 0110 s thC,uyh the•
meeting hid been duly heIo after proper Call arc notiCa,
pro -1ldeC a gvorUr.., -S het *- Ine.+ter C if or e,r'L'
f' tt.6t e1LFlc, t'C-forE• ✓r ait81" tin LIEet.n0 eaC:
1iU: C': nr' i�r ,ace _ y
C'I rr cC•L' C' 2`•E f.1 nU:e5
'J £•VC Wb: 'r_r CCnSEno. .. ,>>C•: o'e. °_n..'.I OE {•`�
SECTION 17. QUORUM FOR MEETINGS
e.ry Tee ine
�•.'�: Ch _._"4.r•. eS trc l'F ' -. 2.'Lc'" .E- 'SnEC. lE '.O! Fre52r _ '-
.i,B C''': 9'Ctl•_u :C� _'rE ,.' ?3'. °_h'�:i el,terLdJn :t
n�ee_1: •, -_ to However, g, m-
1l ECtOrc ^ £'_Pn' -t stlC'r mc?•,_ nC rray 6d_oJrn from i14:e
NE:'t reg-_uaa rlcelino c. t.oi.r r
•; � eO 1GUt'nEv T_r lacv of a Quorum, I t
r. C't CE l P'E
n e , er=r" - v tC :. • e e'. rn__a CE ' :" t -•0 p :C.ca
he t a -
_. _
LhE 27 2OC.rnEE F•EEtire C Ci _r,c bLISine55 to to tren Sa.CLEr_C+
JLY'E+ t-ir"I = _
�C.'nC e�TenL a.'. Cr:= Oeet iii4 eel
W rll C.1 ° - r1Cf1: •'n!r•': 1 _ !c' -' c rc: c
C.•f tf513 HI ":iCGE
''iB �Ct PCtOrC GI E•EEnt 2. r e�l:y :a:ied Eno held meEt1rr4_ b,
Which a Gut.rur. IS init1aN:1V present mcy Continue to do
U' Lir-E9b rlot�'i Lne loES o4 a QLICrum at i meEtlnP
Our- t0 LhF l• ;: , rlOrewg�,: C'f Ir lest m e 4: th? 11leet i n„
?r DYi CieA th8t wily action ,r•er F: er tal'en MUSt be alpprov&,
b i at 1 Ea St a 0,F 10" I t y of the rCqui r ed g vurun for such
PieEt]nC or si—r, Oreete'r a °I Cent?GE '%t mad be reQUired b
taw, or ir. the Al t.t"_er nCorao' E;t__or or Fyle.ws of this
C rd'FCri cti v'l.
SECTION 14 MAJORITY ACTION AS BOARD A CTION
I ,cr ,, act or CeClSlOn none Or ma]e by a majority of the
D.rectcrA present at a meeting duly held at wnicil a quorum
1 presalt is the act of the b'oar•J of Oiractors, unless ;ne
Articles %-,f Incorporation or Bylaws of this corpor .,r
uravislon_ of the Lalifornia .yi:nprotit F'uDlic Benefit
' :17. - Por . tion Lam, part_c_•!arlV those orovislons relating to
appointment of comaittees (Sec*_iOn 5212). .pnroval of
COn tral -a o ar-•_i V1.5 in which a i)irecto. pas a mater,?
finan.= a htzres'L (_ect c
icn -,_•) and indz�niticaton of
i
dire =t• :r =_ 'S�cticn ::_;5.3 re
rilf +er,nnt voting . -�. - qnr_ a grzarer P °rc�ncaga Gr.
d i "o •:r %rpn - r O`Jd� Gt d �ul�L_r Oti the
Ooarr -',
SECTION 15. CONDUCT OF MEETINGS
Meetings oT t-ne board of Directors shail b3 presicec over
the Chairman of the Board, or, if no sucn person has been s:
designated or. In his or her aosence, the )'resident of th
of corporation e
corporation or, in his or fi _r absence, by _tie 'dice- F'res.dzr.:
son ration cr,.in the aosence of each of t.lese
person., by a Chairman chosen by a majority of the directorii
present at the meeting. the Secretary of the corporation
shall act as Secretary of all meetings of the Board,
provi e
provi that in his or her absence, the presiding officer
ppolnt another person tO act as Secretary of the
meeting.
Meetings shall be governed by Roberts Rules of Order as
such rules may be revised from time to time, insofar as sucn
rules are not inconsistent with or in conflict with these
Bylaws, with the Articles of Incorporation of this
corporation or the provisions of law.
Any action required or permitted to be tal-en by the Board o:
Directors under any provision of law may be ta6erl without a.
meeting, if all members of the Board shall individually or
collectl•Jely consent in writing to such action. For the
purposes of this Section only, "ail members of the Board"
mall riot include any "interested Director" as defined in
Section 52.:: o+ the California Nonprotlt Public Benefit
'.Or'n or Law. 2uch •.jritten consent or consents a- all be
fllPO with the ainutes of the Droceed_ng, of rile Pua:'d.
o. -C ;cn Dpi :Jr ittn;^ consent shall have the force a
e y�` lf LC ,ra ol~ unanlmo•uz vote of the Directors. ;4n %,, ;4n %,, otner document filed Under
aw wh _L„treo; a.nr aro ^pion
,. iatrs .,� A- 50 �-
so taren shall statz that
.tl]r. was t20en h•
t, y unanimOUS written copse- : *_
3 rn_tatlag and heat tla Ct 5. -0 .]� �hi3
corporation authorize the Directors to so act
Stateru t?nt shall 1Ja arlmi facie evi dence of Sl!Ch y.t l't
9E IN 17. VACANCIES
"'rll Of D r:_tors "all E';1:1. ll Or, the
OeE'tr,, res cnatlon or remove: of any Dirc- r. 1 'i
P. •`er the number of authorized DlrrctajFs is increasec.
The _ip aro of Directors_ ma, declare \E, ant the ottice o-
1,jr..r..U- Lahr r,j.c =.l
oecl;�red nt in—:1L.; i n_
c.: . n r.
UYr :a• 1-i '_
=0-;_, L• C' E. !elcn; '
�r DEER
or'oBr or _1Uoge.nent of $nv Court to have br
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ur,r'r o* i '_ C_' - porat j on Law.
1 r oti tCE•. _
!tin.• DI r L r ,TiBV rcS, Gn YT = E' =•_: :E U n' _
t o the _4 t le E.OE,j .. LnE• A cerr -r
or t -,o Foal c :J{ Dire lrl, -Gm'c tt1E ne'lCe -
latEr t1,e for tiro c }1 �. °'i/cCJtI E•_
ec - ,.c ne =s 04 sucn res Cna.tl on.
Director ma" resign li the COI - '.oration WCUiC then rE 1F}•
1- 'thoi,t. E. c' EdeGted L' ]rezt or or Directors in cheroe Ot
its "}fairs er.cePIL upon notice to the Attorney Generei.
VE•� 3nrleE Uri LhE F- C' mdY be {filled by R me.jbri t` O
Directors then in office, whetner or not less the -r a qi
Or t a sole remaining Director.
persoc elert.eh to fell a vacancy as provided in th
Secti Or shall hold Office until the next annual - 's.� ;,•_t,__ _._____ _
the Roam' of Directors o- until his or tier death, _
res_iOnatjon or removal from office.
SECTION 18 NON LIABILITY OF DIRECTORS
The Directors shall not be personally liable for the oebtL.
liat:.lties. Gr Other obligations of the corporation.
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i.: the e.-tent that a person, who is or was, I Director,
G : ficat, e ur :3thrr agent of this cor
he poration has
.•n
='•_cesstL•; on the merlls in �ef�nsa of any civil,
2 dministrati• ✓e Or 144 ?_tlgative proceeding Drought
`c a JUdgeq.e rga =nst .5uci per 01/ reason Of t',?
sh,? )a' 1 � or w.e3, ar,
r �.i u_e•1. succe agent Of
O r
se` the ror oor iti C
ul ' 'I, vE 't•il f anY Ci,lim. 1SSUe Or
ma *_tar, therein, such person sl,.11 jc indeLn1;12 '
against
as.:iv and reasonaul • lncurre
• CJIiCr := '.t!Qr� wi r-I Su c'h prcceL-C.nr d by the person 1,.
J•
It such p,°r-�orl ei ther se 'Any SL'ch r131,n Or
_lu'-:geaent against hl'n Or her, _herl IntleiTnlflC3`_lOn against
e:<penses, iutlg.:,nents. Tines, se`ttements and other iiTiJ'.6 4
°asonably lncurre., t
L! CcnnectlUn tvl.h SUch proceeding,
Shall be provided by th = -5 corporation but on_y to t-e e,re
allowea by, and in accordance with the requirexents of,
Section 52 of the Cal iFornia, ;Je�pr,0f , PLtbl Benef
Corp Law. It
ECTION 20. INSURANCE FOR CORPORATE AGENTS
The Hoard of Directorz a,av adopt
the purchase and a resolution authurizinq
maintenance of insurance on b&;Ialf of a.
ag;r.t Of the corporation (including a Director. Officer,
empioyee or other agent of tn_ corporation against any
liability other than for violating provisions 0+ law
relating to self - dealing - (Se
Nonprofit cti on 52. of the California
Public Benefit Corporation Law) asserted against or
incurred by the agent in c
agent's status as such, t_r.uch capacity or arising out of e
whether -or not the corporation woL; -d
have the power to indemnify the agent against such liability
under the provisions of Section 52238 of the California
Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Law.
ARTICLE 5. OFFICERS
+ECTIOHh 1 NUMBER OF OFFrrcRS
The officers of this corporation shall be a Presiaen*., a
Secretary ane a chief financlai officer who shall be
er• the Q
,r easura .
as C r _ The COr-p Oratl On may -
e _ermin. ?o 0 / the Board of Dir r rnak n2.f
!+yard, on-3 Ir ,OCr_ Vice PreS20ent2_�r s. III C Of th?
Asslstart ire &ilif - :ter .a, - ot�per off - PsslstinC
offices may b;? Held b 1 .te ' Any numoer of
the t'ie'_r -• ; r ;r - t � r ` 53 ' person a epc t:lat neither
r- 2- ' u r ?L m Ser• ✓
Cnilr - T_,n .i- -r. - e
^�sar�. a? P Or
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SECTION 2 9UALIFICATION ELECTION AND TERM OF OFF_ ICS
Any person may serve as officer of this corporation.
Officers stall be elected by the Eroard of Directors, at any
Limp, and each officer shall hold office tintii he or she
rrs:gns or is removed or is otherwise disqualified to ser
or until his or her successor shall be elected and
C! 4 1ed, r+hichevr•r occ!o first.
SECTION 3 SUBORDINATE OFFICERS
'!lQ ):.Gard Of Directors may aP W ht ?UCn Other Off.esrs Gr
-Oen15 a5 It may deep dec:ratle, and S '+
uC'i o� ] CE'r'S "t
serve such terms, ta%e such aUthOr tY, ere p. e-or m
cutles E's s_cr.
of Directors. R, ?.• be pl -� - , h,p V' lr 7ru t]mE try t: M& Cr .'P c t•5
SECTION 4, REMOVAL AND RES GNATI N
Any off ICs- me.y be removed, either with or V!ithG_.; Cause.
the Board cf Director_, at a -,y tine. Any cff:cer may reeirn
at ?ny time by glvir,g written notice to the Board of
DlrectOrs or to the President or Eecretary of the
corporation. Any such resignation shall tape effect at tl.e
date Of the receipt of such ncrtice or at any later Oats
specified therein, and, unless otherwisF specified therei
the acceptance of such resignation shall not be necesser; u,
make it effective. the above provisions of this Sectior,
Shall be superseded by any conflicting terms of a contract
which has been approved or ratifies by the Board of
Directors re:z.tiny^ to the ep,ployment of any officer of tr,,.
corporation.
SECTION 5 VACANCIES
Any vacancy caused by the death, resignation, removal,
disqualification, or otherwise, of any officer shall be
filled by the Board of Directors. In the event of a vazar,cy
in any Office Other than that Of President, such vacancy rr,a)
be filled temporarily by appointment by the President until
such tine as the Board shall fill the vacancy. Vacancies
occurring in offices of officers appointed at the discretic�
Of the Board may or mbv not be filled a� the boars shall
determine.
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SECTION 6. DUTIES OF PRESIDENT
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fhe Presloe,it shall be the chlet erec!ltlie offici6r of the
`-'o' poi Atit.�n, subject co the trnt: o_ of the board of
D'rectors, supervise and control Lne atfairt or the
CCr;; or at: On ind the activitlE3 O` I officers. He o- shs
alai/ pr r:orm ?11 dutlrs lnc:cent to h..s.or ner of -ice an.;
such Otl ?- 'cull F•3 as -nay oe requlr-•q try -a%. b j tnE Artic123
'_rT ilc or nO"dtl :Dn of th'• c cerpzir=.' -i.; 1. or JV T :. Ev; aw„
be ! °p f, Grn1 .1'0e tr, rim._ Oj the Board c+
_hectors. Unless ano':her person is spe - t+ , call's appOln
- as Chairman o• the t.orrd of Dlrec S. n? or ,s63 snerll
pr2sl dE 3* Sit me' !t n s of the [•''.r pT r7' -tj _
9 1 CtOr�.
otnorw:s.a e;. press +y provided oy :a• -r, D ,, _I.. Ai ticlas t
.nrorpor or by these byl aws, iie or Sine Sila1 lh ti•e
name of the corpOratlon, ._;.e'_ute such oe2ds, morn
- qa9 =s.
bonds, contr acts, chec: S, or otn'cr : - lstr'_lments will ch mz% .
from t1 ne t_o tim? b':2 at b the E -oa
y �_r of Directors.
SECTION 7. DUTIES OF VICE - PRESIDENT
In tha absence of the President, or In the even* of ^is dr
her inability or refusal to act, the Vice r•resioent shall
preform all the duties of the President, and when, so acting
shall have all the powers of and be subject to all the
restrictions on, the President. The Vice - President snall
have other powers and preform st:cit other �utles as ajay he
Prescribed by law, by the Articles of Incorporation, or of
these Byiaras, or as may be prescribed by the board of
Directors.
SECTION B DUTIES OF SECRETARY
The Secretary shall:
Certify and keep at the principal office of the corporation
the original, or a. copy, of these Bylaws as amended or
otherwise altered to date.
keep at the principal office of the corporation or at Such
other ptace as the Hoard may determine, a book of minutes e:
all meetings of the Directors, and, if applicable, meetings
Of committees of Directors, recording therein the time ane
Place of holding, whether regular or special, flow caileL
how hOtice th:3i euf wiz gl'. en, til:y nim?tt Of t!)O ]r?S_. rir _
represented at the mee*_tng, dno tn= pr =ing8 t`.erecf.
S ?e that all rot:ces are dui i-:en in actor ,
previsier'- cF y a o_r ce with the
_ _hec,�a 94'1 3.Wi 7r as r -`': !!1 r•?C •:))'
Be C!!Str_, 3n :f tip recOt p. end or
_ the s_al
'= '!td•� 'ioc um-en ta. the eXecratIOn Ot white on ber,31t of til]
corp '_rdt :ofi uni.;gr its Seal is It
ar_nJ
t 1Ced �: 1la ne' t�t_
By i atls, -
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Lfhibit at all reasonable times to any Director of the
corporation, or to his or her agent or attorney, on request
therefore, the bylaws, and the minutes of the proceedings
ttf the Directors G1 the corporation. •
:n general, perform a.11 duties, incident to the office of
secretary and ether Such duties t,s may be required Dy law,
n trte Ar*.ClPS of Incorporation of this corporation. :,r tl,
theses Fyiaw=, Or which ma'y be e<<ignrj to him or her from
time to time b;: the Board of Directors.
SECTION 9 DUTIES OF TREASURER
=''- '.r'i(-'ct to the provisions of thes byi aw <_ rE: at i nr; `c. , r,
•• t': E- CUtz Gn L-. Inett' !ime'ltc hB;.G£:t5 e.n Ci
, rs_.s -lrer shah:
- -e ch?r'ge ergo clrstod of,
Y and ba responsible fur.
;ands and sec:_uitie=_ of the corporation, and deposit ail
su ^h funds in the narr•e of the corporation in such tanks,
trust companies, Or Other- depositories as snail be selec•ec
by the Booro GT Directors.
Receive and give receipt for, monies due and payable tc• the
c.o: por�:tic•n iron any source whatsoever.
Disburse or cause to be disbursed the funds of the
*or as may be directed by the board of Directors,
cling proper vouchers for such disbursements.
�.eep and maintain adequate ano correct accounts of the
corporation's properties and business- transactions,
including accounts of Its assets, liabilities, receipts,
disbursements, pains and losses.
Exhibit at all reasonable times the books of account and
financial records to any Director of the corporation, or to
his or he agent or attorney, on request therefore.
Render to the President and Directors, when ever requested,
an account of any or all of his or tier transactions as
Treasurer ano of the financii.1 condition of the corporation.
Prepare. or cause to be prepared, and certify, or cause to
be certllic•d. the+fina.nc :a2 stetements r o
ired reports_ o b- included arr�
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In 12-neral, perform al! auties :riciClent to the O�
'•rF' ^.s -rer �nG such r+ fice c?
her dut
t 'h1F ies as ma) us: f equ :rec by
. - .�t•c� Gt 1 : Cif
f'E'Sf Y: 1 a•ty5 • 441*" n c�_ the S Cl•• - J Gret on. C..
frt /JI' ,
tin• ^' +• t 'F �� =�'=JtF.0 L x
C. hT or her
E iC• Li Ot& G� the Eba.rcl Df 1'ir'ect Grg.
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SECTION 10. COMPENSATION
fne salaries of the officers, it any, snail oe 41xed from
time to time by resolution of the board o+ biroctors, eno no
officer snail ba prevented from receiving such salary by
re ?son cf the fact that hq or she is al_c ? Director of the
-:or provide.;, nowever, tnat such compensation pain
a Otrector for serving as an of':cer of this r- orporaticn
sh•;11 onl b�- al i� permitted under the oravisions O+
-i= 4, Sectton r,, of these Bytaws. in al t case_, ar.y
salaries received b; officers o+ t is coror-Dr snail oe
rea.sonan;e and given in - et_u-n for services actcaiiy
eenJered the cor:)cration �!hic-n relct? tc the Ch arL *_obis Ur
Public p- _rrposes of this corporation.
ARTICLE 6. COMMITTEES
SECTION 1. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
the Board of Directors may, by a majority vote c+ Directors
then in office, designate two (2) or more of its members
(wno may also be serving as officers of this corporatism tr.D
constitute an Executive Committee and delegate to such
Committee any of the powers and authority of the Board in cie
management of the business and affairs of the corporation,
except with respect to:
(a) The filling of vacancies on the Board or on any
committee which has the autnortt� of the iroara.
(b) the fixing--of-compensation of the Directory for serving
on the Board or on any committee.
(c+ the amendment or repeal of Bylaws or the adoption of new
Bylaws.
(4) The amendment or repeal of any resolution of the Board
which.by its e::preas terms is not so amendable or
repealable.
(e) The appointment of committees of the Board or Vie
members thereof.
(f) The a :toenditure of corporate funds to support a. numires
fqr �trect. :� a`ter tnera are more penp:e nOrtllnaCNd for
(.jre-'_or than ._an be elected.
1 9 ) !ne apor:•vai of any transaction to which this
corpr)ra *_ion Ic a part; and in whicti one or more of the
�'1reCCUrS .1 ?i .r •r . :rtal financial interest, e`t =epr .3
'2"h'eti 1 'i IrJeC - r2v
Y ' Gr- to Sec tion �
,__: to) t'_'! of th? fat :4orni?
r -:r : _ r :, i : _ 'Lib'; -- -- ea, - .ef it Co : - p orat: rcn Law.
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By a Majority vote of its members then in office, the Board
may at any titre revoke or modify any or all df the authority
v,0 delegated, increase or decrease but hot to below two (2)
the number of its members, ii.no 4111 vacancies therein from,
the members of the Board. The Committee shall keep regular
minutes of its proceedings. them to be filed with the
corporate records., end report the same to the Board from
t!nE to time as the Board may require.
SECTION 2 OTHER COMMITTEES
the corporation shall have such other committees aE
time to time be deli t ma' trGm
gn ed cy m uti or: of the roa, cn
L'irectoi 5, E•UCn other committees ma,• COr = :st Gf s , emi, U
6rc r�Ut �., sG ,7,9OE 04 -"C NC -%rC. Mess- adC:t) Dnal
cec shall m act ,n a0visory caPaclty only to the I•card
rn0 shall be c]early tltlC0 &_ "Z.dy3sory" cor.mittecs.
SECTION t. MEETINGS AND ACTIONS OF COMMITTEES
•
ME'etings and actions of Commits
Pew snelll be eo•.ernec r , y ,
noticed, held ano t<.ken in accordance with the provisions o+
to ese Bylaws concerning meetin with such of time Board of Director:,
changes in the context of such Bylaw provision=_ aE
are necessa y to substitute the committee and•its members
for the Board of Directors, except that the time for re u!ar
meetings of
of committees may be fitted by resolution of the Eo -
m Di ors or by the committee. The time for special
eetings of the committees may afitted t lso be fi by the board of
Direco The Board of Directors may also adopt rules Vn-; - -- - -
regulations pertaining to the conduct of meetings -of
committees_ to the e::tent that such rules and regulation= are
not inconsistent with the provisions of these D�laws.
ARTICLE 7. EXECUTION OF INSTRUMENTS, DEPOSITS AND FUNDS
SECTION I EXECUTION DF INSTR ENTS
`hE E . of Directors, e:ccept as otherwise provldea in
th ese Bylaws, may by resolution authorize any officer or
agent of the corporation to enter into any contract or
er.ecute and deliver any instrument in the name of and on
behalf of the corporation, anti such authority may be genEral
or confined to specific instances. Unless_ so av_r:oiized, no
Gtflcer, egEnt, or employee shall have an
a!thority to t the Y power or
COrr•C.ri tl Orl �+
EhC ?CE F•ert tc Y ant' CCR tI'F.C! _•;
LG pledge i
n,or.eta crec,t or to re-Der :t
r_ 1 , !or any p..rposE or in : i aEti
a. y amo:`.r,t.
SECTION 2. CHcCI'S AND NOTES
-. CE -! �e Othfr,y . 5e cpPCi f 1 Ca.!
the J•oarC Of )' des er m. nec Cy rESD
Director=_ , c
, or as otherwise rV0V3rECC by l�
ch-C.; s dr e.itE, romi
a-Onev, and OV% p, src y . ';Ir , orders ic•r triE p.. )•ire �.� C ,
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A ll funds of the corporation shall be dePOsited time
time to the credit of , Lrusr
the Corp to such banAs to •
riles `• SniZCt.
companies, or otrrer
dµpositories as the Boar'J of Director;
SECTION 4 GIFTS
the Board or uiractor3 ma; accaa_ on benalf of the
corporatio any cuntributior, gl =r aea� o• de/,_e fr
th:= cnaritaole or public purpose, of this corporation.
ARTICLE 8. CORPORATE RECORDS, REPORTS AND SEAL
The corporation, snail (eeP at i
State of Calitornia: it principal office in the
(2.) Minutes O all meetings of Directors. anc cocmitt =e.
the Board, indicating. time and the place of no:
meetings, whether regular or special, how ding r sc;
called, the
notice given, and the names of those present and the
proceedings thereof.
(b) Adequate and correct bOOl s and records of account.
including accounts of its properties and
business
transactions, and accounts of its assets, liaoilities,
receipts, disbursements, gains and losses.
(c) A copy of the corporations Articles of
Bylaws as ammended to date, Incorporation and
which shall be open to
inspection by the Board of Directors, of the corporation at
all reasonable times during office hours.
$ ECTION 2 CnRPncer AL
The Board of Directors may adopt, use, and at will alter, a
corporate seal. Such seal shall be kept at the principal
Office of the corporation. Failure to affix, the seal to any
corporate instruments, however, shall not affazt the
validity of any such instruments.
ECTION 3. DIRECTOR'S INSPECTION RIGHTS
Every Director slzll have the absolute
re right at any
asonable time to inspect and copy all bw o s, records end
p O-F ef y;nd and to inspect the Gh ,'s1_al
corporation.
SECTION 4. MEMBERS INSPECTION RI HTS
This corpor atiorr nas no provision for members.
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SECTIONS RIGHT Tp Cnry AND HAK IX;
Any inspection under the provisions of
made in person or by agent or attorney
inspection includes the right to copy
SECTION 6 ANNUAL acpORT
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this Article may be
and the right to
and ma{•e extracts,
the board shall cause an annual report to be furnisr,eo r,:)t
later than one hundred and twenty (120) days after the cl Osc
of tht corporation's fiscal year tO all Directors of ti7E
corporation, which report
infc•rn,ati shall contain the following
on in appropriate detail:
( a) the essEts and ll e.bllities. including trust +Vhc_ C„
the corporation as of the end of the fiscal year,
(b) The principal changes in assets and liabilities,
Including truer funds, During the fiscal year.
(c) The revenue or receip•s of the corporation. Goth
rc is tricteh and unre- stricted to particular purposes, far the
fiscal year.
(d) The a : ;pensec_ cr disbursements of
both general and restricted purposes, the corporation. for
Year. during the fiscal
(e) Any information required by Section 7 of this Article.
The annual repent shall be accompanied by any report thereon
Of independent accountants, or
the certifi , if there is nu such report,
c there of an authorized officer of the corporation
that such statements were prepared without audit from the
bGO):5 and records of the corporation.
This corporation shall mail or deliver to all Directors a
statement within one hundred and twenty
close of (120) days after the
its fiscal year which briefly describes the amour•t
and circumstances of any indemnification or transaction c•t
the following {•ind;
Or it
(a) Any transaction ir, which the'corporation, or its parEnt
4o1lc,w,n`,G t,cL, p_.rty. and in which either of th
interest: e
hap a cirect or indirect material financial
�nY c7rect_i pr 0f41Cer Uf the Corporation, G'
parent Or
SULSIdi ,
be considered cry (a'7 mere coa,mon DirC-Ctor =hip B;;F"1l tr-
a dateria_ financial interest); or
( =i y hoioer of norE than ten percent !lir,!> 0{ t.
the torpOratien, it =_
Parent or .ub =_iCi :• .
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Trta above statement need only be urovicied with respect to a
transaction curing the previous fiscal year involving more
than FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (350,U40) or which was one of
nu,noer of transactions with the same person involving, in •
the aggregate, more than FIFTY THOL'SANU DOLLARS ($50.VU0r.
Similarly, the statement need only oe provided witn respect
to indomrnifi_ations or advances aogre gating more than TEN
THOUSAND DOLLA;�'3 (g /i;,prnj; paid during the previous fiscal
year to any Director or of +icer e::: ept that no suc.
statement need ue made if such indemnir'icacion was appro,ea
by the Directors pursuant to Section 5 ^ <y.3 iei(C) of the
Ca:ifornia Norrorvfit Fub_ic Bene+it Corp .3ra•_ion Law.
Any Statement req -tired by this Section shall briefly
describe the names of the interested persons involved in
Such transactions, stating each person's - elationship to :na
corporation, the nature of such person's interest in the
transaction and, where practical, the amount of such
interest; provided, that in the case of a transaction with
partnership of which such person is a partner, only the
interest of the partnership need be stated.
ARTICLE 9. FISCAL YEAR
The fiscal year of the corporation shall begin on the rirst
day of March and end on the last day of February in each ye:-
ARTICLE 10. BYLAWS
SECTION 1 AMENDMENT
Subject to any provision of law applicable to the amendment
of Bylaws of public benefit nonprofit corporations, these
Bylaws, or any of them may be altered, amended, or repealed
and new Bylaws adopted as follows:
(a) Subject to the power of the Directors.
ARTICLE 11, AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES
S EC ION J. AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES BY DIRECTORS
Any amendment of the Articles of Incorporation may be
3dopte n y 3pp roval of the Board of Director:;.
SECTION 2. CERTAIN AMENDMENTS
Notwithstanding the above Sactlons of t^tis ArticIIa. this
corporation sheti not amend its Articles of incorporati,:,,
to alter any statemect which appears in the original
ArticI&S of inccrporation a,id :if the na,nes 7.nd eddreasE -=
o+ the first Directors of tnia corporation nor the nar,e an,_
address of its initial agent, e:rcept to correct and error in
such statement or to delete either statement after the
poration has filed 3 "S+a+emen' by a liome :ttc Nururcr� :r
Corporation" pursuant to Section &�lo u+ the Cali -ornia
Nonprofit Corporation Law.
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ARTICLE 12. PROHIBITION AGAINST SHARING
CORPORATE PROFITS AND ASSETS
No Director, officer, employee, or other person connected •
with this corporation, or any private individual, shall
receive at any tirrre any of the net earnings or pecuniary
profit front the operations of the corporation, provided,
however, that this provision shcll rot prevent payment to
any such person or reasonable compensation for services
performed for the corporation in effecting any of its p_rt ?ic
or chariteLle purposes, provided that sucn compensation i>
otherwise permitted by these Bylaws and is fixed by
resolution of the Loard of Directors; and no sucn person o•
Persons shall be entitled to share in the distributior.
and shall not recei ;e, any of the corporate- aE =et= on
dissolution Of the corporation. All Directors of the
corporation Shall be deemed to have a %pressly consenter arc
egreed that on SUC h dissolut:or, or windinq up of the of -airs
of the corporatiun, whether voluntariiy or involuntarily,
the assets of the corporation, after all debts have beer,
satisfied, then remaining in the hands of the Board of
Directors, shall be. distributed as required by the Articles_
of Incorporation of this corporation and not otherwise.
WRITTEN CONSENT OF DIRECTORS ADOPTING•BYLAWS
We the undersigned, are all of the persons nanec as the
initial Directors in the Articles of Incorporation of
PROJECT HELPLINE, C California nonprofit corporation, a.r,a,
pursuant to the authority granted to the Directors these
Bylaws to taVe action - by unanimous written consent without a
meeting, consent to, and hereb; do, adopt the foregoing
Bylaws of this corporation.
Dateds March 1st, 1989
in a Mae Angel, DCrectof
n ames A. Ritter, Director
CERTIFICATE
This iE to certify that the the fure is a. true ano
Correct cop of the rylaws of tne, corocration nameo in t`
title inb: - Btu ant) ihbt SUCr, b',1ews. were duly 4uopteo by
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boc,rd of Directors oT ea:d corporation the Cate set
fourth - L - j
Dated: cU
/ Lin a Mae Angel, ecret�&ry
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STATEMENT BY DOMESTIC NONPROFIT CORPORATION
THIS STATEMENT MUST BE FILED WrTH
CALIFORNIA SECRETARY OF STATE (SECTIONS 6210, 8210, 9680 CORPORATIONS CODE)
D VHE $5 FUND FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS
STATEMENT.
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Do NOT ALT" PPMPMWW NAMIL FIR ITZMI 1 13 BLANK PLEASE EN CORPORATE NAME I 00 NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE
CAUFORNIA CORPORATION NAMED HEREIN, MAKES THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
AODRiE.1 OF PRINCIPAL OPP= rurtE OR muomi=
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JOHN K VAN DE KAMP State of California '
A ttorney General DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
I _ P.O. BOX 903447
SACRAMENTO 94200.4470
December S, 1989 (916) 445-2021
Helpline U.S.A.
4;&d I A )'C1
873 Elmwood W sn., MAU ern M
Colton, CA 92324 am w Cr -72548
REGISTRATION WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL
Your registration documents were received by the Attorney General as required by
California Government Code section 12585. You are assigned the state registra-
tion number (CT -file number) shown above. Please refer to this CT- numher in all
communications with our office.
Your address of record is used to mail forms for filing reports at the end of each
accounting period. You must advise us of any address changes.
Our records indicate that your accounting period ends annually on
21 March 31 If it is not correct, please inform us.
If you do not receive income, assets or incur expenses by the end of your
first accounting period, you should so inform us at that time, in lieu of
filing the required report. You must 'operate' to qualify for tax exemption.
Reporting is now required for the past accounting period(s) ended
. Forms are enclosed.
® Provide a copy of the Internal Revenue Service determination letter which
exempts you from federal income tax. If you have not yet obtained such a
letter, provide a copy as soon as it is available.
0 Provide a list of your current directors and officers with their mailing
addresses.
iI Provide a copy of your bylaws.
Your directors should adhere to the provisions of the Nonprofit Corporation Law,
particularly Corporations Code sections 5230 -5260 relating to standards of
conduct, investments, examination by the Attorney General, and compliance with the
Internal Revenue Code. The Code shoulq be available in a local library.
Very truly yours, cc: /c /o Linda Angel
JOHN K. VAN DE KAMP 22797 Barton Road,
Attorney General Grand Terrace, CA
LARRY . CAMPBELL, Registrar
Registry of Charitable Trusts
c/o Linda Angel
0172 4140 Quail Canyon Rd
92324 San Bernardino, CA 92404
THIS LETTER SHOULD BE KEPT
WITH YOUR PERMANENT RECORDS
CT -470 (6 -88) SEE OTHER SIDE
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P. O. Box 651
SACRAMENTO. CA W12-Ml
August 10, 1989
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HELPLIXE U.S.A -.
.1( 172 LINDA ANGEL
22797 BARTOX RD
GRAXD TERRACE CA 92324
Purpose + CHARITABLE
Code Section + 23701d
Form of Organization + Corporation
Accounting Period Ending: February 28
Organization Xumber s 1457875 HU2 **
You are exempt from state franchise or income tax under the section of
the Revenue and Taxation Code indicated above.
This decision is based on information you submitted and assumes that
.Nur present operations continue unchanged or conform to those proposed
sn your application. Any change in operation, character, or purpose of
the organization must be reported immediately to this office so that we
nay determine the effect on your exempt status. Any change of name or
address must also be reported.
In the event of a change in relevant statutory, administrative, judicial
case law, a change in federal interpretation of federal law in cases
where our opinion is based upon such an interpretation, or a change in
the material facts or circumstances relating to your application upon
which this opinion is based, this opinion may no longer be applicable.
It is your responsibility to be aware of these changes should they occur.
This paragraph constitues written advice, other than a chief counsel
ruling, within the meaning of Revenue and Taxation Code Section
21012(a)(2).
You may be required to file Form 199 (Exempt Organization Annual
Information Return) on or before the 15th day of the 5th month (4 1/2
months) after the close of your accounting period. Please see annual
Instructions with forms for requirements.
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August 10, 1989
UELPLIME U.S.A.
Corporate Xumbex 1457875 EU2 ** _
Page 2
You are not required to file state franchise or income tax returns
finless you have income subject to the unrelated business income tax
under Section 23731 of the Code. In this event, you are required to
file Form 109 (Exempt Organization Business Income Tax Return) by the
15th day of the 5th month (4 1/2 months) after the close of your annual
accounting period.
Please note that an exemption from federal income or other taxes and
other state taxes requires separate applications.
A SCOTT /PTS
EXEMPT ORGIMIZITIOX
6EXERIL AUDIT
Telephone (916) 369 -4171
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aci REGISTRY OF CHIRITIBLE TRUSTS
COPY
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Department of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Smite
FRESNO, CA 1338E
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DATE OF THIS NOTICE= 04 - - cP 575
EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBERr 33-0345182
61025576 0
For assistance you may
all us at:
1- 600-424 -1040
HELPLIHE USA
873 ELMWOOD COLTON
22797 BARTON RD 172
GRAND TERRACE CA 12324
or You may write to w at the
address shown to the left . If you
write, be sure to attach the bottom
Pori of this notice.
Notice of New Employer Identification Number Assigned
Thank you for your Form SS-4, Application for Employer Identification Number (EIN). The number assigned to
fou is shown above. This number will be used to identify your business account and related tax returns and documents,
even if you do not have employees.
Please keep a copy of this number in your permanent records. Use this number and your name, exactly as shown
Ibove, on all Federal tax forms that require this information, and refer to the number on all tax payments and tax - related
:orrespondence or documents. Incomplete information or any variation used when filing tax returns, making FTD pay -
nents or subsequent payments may result in improper or delayed posting of payments to your account and /orthe assign - - - -
nent of more than one EIN.
If your business is a partnership which must obtain prior approval for its tax year, the tax year you entered in Block
I of your Form SS -4 does not establish a tax year. For guidance in determining if you must request prior approval and
he method of doing so, see IRS Publication 538, Accounting Periods and Methods, available at most IRS offices. —
Please note that the assignment of this number does not grant tax - exempt status to nonprofit organizations. Any
organization (other than a private foundation) having annual gross receipts normally of not more than $5,000 is exempt
�y statute if it meets the requirements of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. These organizations are not
equired to file Form 1023 (Application for Recognition of Exemption) or file Form 990 (Return of Organization Exempt
rom Income Tax). However, if the organization wants to establish its exemption with the Internal Revenue Service and
eceive a ruling or determination letter recognizing its exempt status, it Mould file Form 1023 with the Key District
Iirector. For details on how to apply for this exemption, see IRS Publication 557, Tax- Exempt Status for Your
Irganization, available at most IRS offices.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Keep this part for your records. Fom, 8501 (4861
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PROPOSED BUDGET FOR HELPLINE INC
Exoenses
Principal Office:
.Hdminietrative Salaries
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Rent
Utilities
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Promotions:
Equipment
Housing?
Vehicles
Transportation
Total Promotional Expenses
Receipts
Donations
Total Receipts
f iIrovided to qualified homeless recipients
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