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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETIH'G MAY '2'9'.' '1'q'79
The City Co~.nci1 of the City of Lynwood met in an ad-
~ourned regµlar seesion in the City Hall, 1133Q Bullis
Road, on above date at 7 p.m.
Mayor Morris in the cY~air.
Councilmen Byork, Rowe, and Norris answered the roll
call. Councilmen Green and Higgins were absent.
It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded and carried,
that Councilmen Qreen's and T~igginsr absences be e~eused.
Also present were City Attorney Murphy and City Mana-
ger Vallier~.
The City Manager presented proposed budget for~1979-
19$0 fiscal year.
The City Manager requested authorization to terminate
contract with BMC Landscaping, by mutual consent
effective June 1, 1979. '
The City Manager requested Council to authorize execu-
tion of contract with L4n~iee~p~ West, effective June 15,
1979, for (1) landscape maintenance for the parks,
medians, anc~ well sites within the City, at a cost of
$6,100 per month, and (2) for custodial services of
City park r~strooms, at a cost of $4,60p per year.
"~' It was move by Councilman Byork, seconded by Council-
, man Rowe, ar~d carried, that contract with BMC Land-
scaping be t,erminatefl, effective June 1, 1979. '
In response to Councilman Byork's inquiry regarding
lack of mai tenance of the pool at Bateman Hall, the
Mayor state that Southeast Mosquito Abatement Aistrict
has sprayed the mosquito larvae.
It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded by Council-
man Rowe, tat Council authorize execution of contract
with Landscape West, effective June 15, 1979.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Rowe, Morris.
Noes: None.
Absent: Councilmen Green, Higgins.
BMC Landscaping
contract terminated
Landscape West
contract authorized
The City Manager recommended that Council reduce buss- Palmistry, dancing
ness license fees for (1) palmistry, from $2,800 to fees reduction
$1,000 per year, and (~) dancing, from $500 tp $25p $er recommended
year.
Council discussed the problem of excessive noise from Apartment A
Apartment A. Councilman Byork recommended that staff excessive noise
~..., contact the District Attorney's Office to see what
steps the City could take to alleviate the problem.
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The City Manager stated that the City will end fiscal
year 1878-79 with a reserve of $150, 000. He ~.dded that emphasis
will be on human services through recreation, fire pro-
tection and capital improvement programs in the coming
fiscal year. Staff will ask for six new positions for
security guards.
City Equipment Rental Rates 1979-8n. The City Council
concurred in management recommendations relative to
formula for determining equipment rental rates.
$150,000
reserve
1978-79 FY
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General Fund 197.9-80. T"rie City Council concurred in
management recommendations relative to annual operating
budget. The City Manager noted that $30000 has been
earned in interest for fisca"t year 197879.
Account No. 1~1U1 City Council.. Council concurred iri
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1102 City Manager.
The City Manager stated that budget has been increaszd
for personal services due to addition of one secretary,
Grants Coordinator and Administrative Analyst.
Account No. 1®103 City Clerk. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1-1.05 City Treasurer. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1108 City Attorney. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1110 Planning. The 701 Grant will be used
for planning purposes.
Account No. 1®'l11 Personnel. 'The City Manager noted than;
medic~.l examinations wi"11 be a large expenditure.
Council concurred in recommendations relative to opera
tion items.
Account No. 1 113 City Hall Operation s_. The City Manager
stated that the position of Cashier has been added to
the budget. Council concurred in recommendations rela~
five to operation items.
Account No. 1m120 Community Promotion. Council concurred
in recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1=122 Elections. Council concurred in recoma
mendations relative to operation items.
Account No 1125 Accounting/'Auditing. Council concurred
in recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1 126 Insurance. Council concurred in recoma
mendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1128 Legal Printing. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1140 Lam Enforcement. The City Manager ad-~
wised that actual 197 ~'79 figure should be 1.6 mi"pion.
The Sheriff"s Department has recommended Project JADE
to be continued. Council concurred in •recommendations
relative to operation items.
Account No 1®11}5 Fire Protection. Council concurred
ie recommendations relative to open°ation items.
Account No. 1150 Building and Safety. Council concurred
in recommendations relative zo opeza.~ion items.
Account No. 1=155 Animal Controlo Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1-170 Public Works/Engineering. The Mayor
recommended that position of Public Works Director be
filled in view of changes that are taking place in resi-
dential and commercial areas of the community. Council
concurred in recommendations relative to operation items.
'„~„ Account No. 1-1'72 Waste Collection. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1-17~+ Weed Abatement. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account Igo. 1-190 Recreation. The City Manager noted that
positions lost as result of Proposition 13 will be rein-
stated.
Account No. 1-192 Bateman Hall. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
Account No. 1-196 Natatorium. Council concurred in
recommendations relative to operation items.
The Mayor and City Manager commended Recreation Director Don Snavely
Don Snavely for doing an excellent job for the past two commended.
years on a limited budget.
Mr. George Martini, Parks ar~d Recreation Commission, G.Martini
addressed Council to recommend that the City consider re apprentice
sponsoring a mechanics apprentice program. ~Ir. Jewel
program.
Lawing, Garage Superintendent, advised that the
Municipal Equipment Mechanics Association has initiated
such a program.
Account No. 2-201 Water Production and Distribut3~on.
The City Manager advised that water sales have increased
10~. Council discussed capital improvements planned for
fiscal year 1979-80. Council concurred in recommenda-
tions relative to operation items.
The City Manager recommended Council consider the purchase CM recommends
of two tanks for storage of diesel and unleaded gasoline storage tanks
at the City Yard. Mr. Jewel Lawing, Garage Superinten- City Yard
dent, recommended that the tanks have a capacity of
from 5,000 to 10,000 gallons.
It was moved by Councilman Rowe, seconded and carried,
that the meeting be adjourned.
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City Clerk, City o yn ood
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