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Councilman King Excused 1
Public Hearing Appeal From the Decision of the Planning
Director on Minor Variance MV-40-B to Reduce Side Yard
Setback From 5' to 4' at 4222 & 4228 Bogart Avenue
Applicant: Larry Koopmans; Appealed by City Council 1
Larry Koopmans in Favor of Minor Variance 2
Carl Boyarn in Favor of Minor Variance 2
Laurence Frank in Opposition to Minor Variance 2
Tom Carpenter in Favor of Minor Variance 2
Council Discussion 2 & 3
Public Hearing Closed 4
Council Discussion 4
Public Hearing Reopened 4
Public Hearing Closed 5
Approve Zone Variance as Requested Based Upon Finding
of Fact Which Incorporates References by the Planning
Director That the Conditions of Approval of Grant of
Variance be Those Set Forth in December 11 Letter,
Items 1, 2, 4 and 5 5
Group Insurance Report City Manager Authorized to Obtain 5 & 6
Major Medical and Hospititization Coverage for Council Members
Silent Prayer for Hebert Family 6
6:28 P.M. Adjourned in Memory of Captain George S. Hebert 6
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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF THE BALDWIN PARK CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS) 14403 East Pacific Avenue
The meeting was called to order at the above place at 5:00 p.m
The flag salute was led by Councilman Waldo.
Roll Call: Present: COUNCILMEN GREGORY, MC CARON,
WALDO AND MAYOR HAMILTON
Absent: COUNCILMAN KING
Also Present: CITY MANAGER MITCHELL, CITY
ATTORNEY FLANDRICK, PLANNING
DIRECTOR KILGOUR, FINANCE
DIRECTOR HALLOWAY. CITY
TREASURER AND CITY CLERK BALKUS
Absent: DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS LATHROP
AND CHIEF OF POLICE ADAMS
FEBRUARY 23, 1976
5:00 P.M.
FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
EXCUSE ABSENCE OF COUNCILMAN KING.
There were no objections.
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M/S/C: WALDO/GREGORY
COUNCILMAN KING
EXCUSED
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It was the time and place set for a public hearing on
an Appeal from the Decision of the Planning Director
on Minor Variance 40-B an application for a Minor
Variance to reduce the side yard set back by 2Q% or from
5' to 4' on property located at 4222 and 4228 Bogart
Avenue. Applicant: Larry Koopmans; Appealed by
City Council.
Publications, mailings and postings had been accomplished
There were no written protests.
Director of Planning Kitgour referred to his report on th<
Appeal of Minor Variance MV-40-B, which reviews the
location of the development proposal, the request, the
minor variance hearing, the action of appeal, the actions
of the City Council, staff analysis, and some of the
historical facts of the case. The plot plan, minutes
of the minor variance meeting and letter of approval
from the Planning Director to Mr. Koopmans were included
with the staff report. He said he had also distributed
a copy of that portion of the zoning ordinance which
refers to variances required by the Baldwin Park
ordinance and complemented by the state laws. He
referred to Municipal Code, Section 9471, Burden of
Proof, and the following 4-point listing under which
a zone variance shall be granted. He said that all
4 questions must be answered to the satisfaction of
the Council before the variance shall be granted.
He clarified that the Staff recommended that the
appeal be denied, but that the variance be upheld.
PUBLIC HEARING
APPEAL FROM THE
DECISION OF PLANNING
DIRECTOR ON MINOR
VARIANCE CASE NO.
MV-40-B)TO REDUCE
SIDE YARD SET BACK
FROM 5' TO 4' AT
4222 & 4228 BOGART
AVE. APP. LARRY
KOOPMANS; APPEALED
BY CITY COUNCIL
PUBLICATIONS,
MAILINGS & POSTINGS
NO'WRITTEN PROTESTS
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Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
Larry Koopmans, owner of the two vacant lots at 4222 and
4228 Bogart and applicant for the minor variance, address
given as 5029 Azusa Canyon Road, stated that he and his
partner are investing quite a lot of money into the two
proposed units and felt they would add about $80,000 to
$10,000 evaluation to Baldwin Park. The two lots have
been vacant for years and were a weed abatement and dumping
problem. There has been no development on Bogart Street
for about 10 years and the building standards are much more
restrictive than before. The area is zoned R-3, but the
neighborhood is still a basic single family area so he
said they would like to conform by building a nice-looking
unit. He said they have cut 1 ft. of area off the house
to get a 9 ft. side yard so that they could get vehicles
to the back yard or get back there to pick up trash. The
driveway radius is needed to give additional room so the
neighbors won't have any problem with backing out of the
driveway. He feels the extra 2 ft. of space will make
the difference in being able to back out easily or make
it rough on the neighbors.
Cart Boyarn distributed floor plans of the proposed
units for examination by the Council. The plans are
on file in the Building Department. He stated these
were the only units in the block with double garages.
T. E. Carpenter, 4346 Jerry, stated that the Council had
in some cases overruled the Planning Commission on
rear yard and side yard set backs. He favored granting
this minor variance.
Director of Planning Kilgour clarified that the minor
variance had not gone to the Planning Commission as
the appeal process brings a minor variance directly
to the City Council. The Staff's recommendation was
for approval, but had been appealed by the property
owner, Mr. Frank.
Laurence Frank, 1025 Serenade, West Covina, wished to
correct a statement in the minutes of February 4, 1976,
as Councilman King had said he felt that 6 inches on
either side was such a negligible variance that it didn't
warrant that much consideration. Mr. Frank pointed out
that it was not 6 inches but rather 1 ft. on either side.
He said he felt there was some kind of undercurrent in
the Planning Department because Mr. Koopmans already
has the footing and the foundation dug and is ready
to pour within 4 ft. of his property tine as though
it is already in the bag.
City Attorney Ftandrick assured Mr. Frank that if the
variance was denied, Mr. Koopmans would receive a
tetter from the City Manager advising him to remove this.
Mr. Frank said he thinks he understands that the
4 points Mr. Kilgour mentioned involve health and
welfare. He referred to the tetter written on
December It to Mr. Koopmans with a copy to Mr. Frank,
agreeing that if the 4 ft. setback was approved that
a 5 ft. wait would be built at the south property line
of tot 6 along the entire length of the residential
structure. In talking with Mr. Kitgour's assistant,
he found that the word residence" is not mentioned
in the zone code book. The words dwelling" and
garage" are used. When Mr. Frank asked for clarification,
continued)
February 23, 1976
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LARRY KOOPMANS
IN FAVOR OF
MINOR VARIANCE
CARL BOYARN
IN FAVOR OF
MINOR VARIANCE
TOM CARPENTER
IN FAVOR OF
MINOR VARIANCE
LAURENCE FRANK
IN OPPOSITION
TO MINOR VARIANCE
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he was told that residential structure in this case would mean
that the wall would just be along the dwelling, from the
back to the front where the garages are built. He said that
now his front apartment win be exposed to that 4 ft. variance
with no buffer zone in between. He stated that if the
variance was granted, paragraph 3 of the letter should read
from the back of the dwelling to the forward portion of
the garage" in regard to where the 5 ft. high masonry or
plaster wall should be built, and not just cover the dwelling
area.
Mr. Koopmans stated that originally he and Mr. Boyarn had
been willing to build a block wall, but since the case has
been appealed they decided to eliminate the wall.
City Attorney Ftandrick clarified that if the City Council
grants the variance there wilt be some conditions of approval.
He understands that the applicant, Mr. Koopmans, is opposed
to paragraph 3 of the December 11th tetter and Mr. Frank
is saying that, if granted, he feels that it is an essential
condition and wants it clarified as to the exact location
of the wall.
Mr. Koopmans pointed out that after 3 months a minor variance
becomes a major variance. He said that almost 3 months have
gone by and a minor variance has been made into a major
project and putting up the wait becomes another major
problem of more expense to them. The minor variance
becomes expensive and he does not agree to trade one
thing for another.
Councilman Waldo asked Mr. Koopmans how much the delay
has cost and whether they had tried to borrow money to build.
Mr. Koopmans said he and Mr. Boyarn had their own money
and there is no loan on the property. The Bank of America
on Amar in La Puente agreed to lend additional money if
needed before completion, but the loan company in Baldwin
Park would not talk to them about building units. West
Covina said there was no money available for this area.
Councilman McCaron stated that initially he had no
objection to the 4 ft. setback, except that they were
using 8 t. for a driveway that would be for use between
both occupants of the property. If at any time a fence
was put up between the two units, 8 ft. would be in-
adequate to run a car or anything else to the rear lot.
So now they have reduced the width of each building
1 ft., which gives 9 ft., enough to allow vehicles,
especially trailers, to be stored in the rear yard;
therefore, he said he has no further objections.
Councilman Gregory said she had very seldom seen a
garage that anyone could be proud of and she did
not tike the layout of 4-car garages on both sides
as it was like airing dirty linen at a11 times.
She doesn't see that this kind of a development
will be an asset to the community. She said she
was not opposing the 4 ft., just the development itself.
Councilman Waldo said there must be at least 10,000
structures with the garages in front in Baldwin Park
and to object on that was not feasible. He would
want his car parked in the front and this would
leave plenty of room for storage for recreational
vehicles in the back. He said his main concern
continued)
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was to put property on the tax rolls and he was in favor
of giving the variance.
Mr. Koopmans explained that the garages are not facing the
front and that the garage has a big window in front so
that it looks as if it is part of the house.
As there was no further testimony in favor of or in
opposition to the appeal from the decision of the
Planning Director on a proposed minor variance
Case No. MV-40-B), Mayor Hamilton declared the
public hearing closed.
Council discussion followed concerning the conditions
and masonry wall in question.
City Attorney Flandrick summarized that the applicant,
Mr. Koopmans, was objecting to putting up the wall at all,
while Mr. Franks wants a wall running the length of the
entire building structure in front of the garage and
to the rear of the whole structure, and that any motion
to grant should include reference to those conditions,
as well as findings and facts to justify it.
t
Director of Planning Kilgour said that the block wall
was originally intended to be just adjacent to the
residential units, not adjacent to the garage. This
was a condition that was worked out in the office with
the applicant and'Mrs. Frank. The wall was to be about
30 ft. long and 5 ft. high and be used as a buffer.
There is an existing wooden fence on Mr. Frank's
property line which runs the length of the property
and in light of this Mr. Kilgour said the new masonry
wall may not be needed.
Mayor Hamilton said all of the conditions would have
to be approved or eliminate No. 3. He didn't see why
the builder should be burdened with building a wall
if there was already a fence there.
REOPEN PUBLIC HEARING. M/S/C: MC CARON/MALDO.
There were no objections.
Mr. Frank explained that he had 3 closed garages, side
by side, and an apartment that faces the street in front.
He has a 7 1/2 ft. setback from his wooden fence on the
side and a patio area there with a 5 ft. sliding door
to get out on the patio. He said that area is where
Mr. Koopman's garages will be. Behind that apartment
are the three garages that are hidden from the street and
are 5 ft. from the property line. The apartment behind
that faces the driveway and there is another apartment
that is at right angles to the second apartment and
its door looks down the driveway. He stated that his
fence is in good repair as fences go. He felt the
second fence was necessary for the health and welfare
of his tenants and that it would serve as a two hour
or three hour fire wait which he said was required in
any other city as you move back off the setback line.
He stated that a house had burned down on that piece
of property and his fence had been burned, although
the house had been set back a lot further than the
proposed building.
Mr. Kilgour stated that the requirement is for a firewall if
the structure is between 0 and 3 ft. from the property line.
continued)
PUBLIC HEARING
CLOSED
COUNCIL DISCUSSION
REOPEN PUBLIC
HEARING
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Adjourned Regular Meeting of the Baldwin Park City Council
As there was no further testimony in favor of or in
opposition to the appeal from the decision of the
Planning Director on a proposed minor variance
Case No. MV-40-B), Mayor Hamilton declared the
public hearing closed.
Mr. Kilgour recommended that if the Council was planning
to take positive action and consider the burden of proof,
the following should be included: access to rear yards
of 50 ft. lots is necessary to provide full use of the
property; other properties in the area are constructed
less than 5 ft. from the property tine; the development
conforms to the General Plan, and will contribute to
the economic health and welfare of the community.
City Attorney Flandrick suggested that if approval for
the variance was moved that Mr. Kilgour's statements
be incorporated as finding and fact and indicate that
the conditions of approval would be 1, 2, 4 and 5 of
the letter of approval.
APPROVE THE ZONE VARIANCE AS REQUESTED BASED UPON THE
FINDINGS OF FACT WHICH INCORPORATES REFERENCES BY THE
PLANNING DIRECTOR THAT THE CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL OF
THE GRANT OF THE VARIANCE BE THOSE SET FORTH IN THE
DECEMBER 11TH LETTER, ITEMS 1. 2, 4 AND 5.
M/S/C: WALDO/MC CARON. Roll Call. Ayes: WALDO/
MC CARON/HAMILTON. Noes: GREGORY. The motion carried.
Councilman King was absent.
February 23, 1976
Page 5
PUBLIC HEARING
CLOSED
APPROVE ZONE VAR.
AS REQUESTED BASED
UPON FINDING OF FACT
WHICH INCORP. REFS.
BY PLANNING DIR.
THAT CONDITIONS OF
APPROVAL OF GRANT
OF VARIANCE BE THOSE
SET FORTH IN DEC. 11
LETTER. ITEMS 1, 2
4 AND 5.
It was noted that Item 4 should be corrected to state
9 ft. reciprocal access easements rather than 8 ft.
Councilman Gregory asked to have it reflected in the
minutes that her no vote was not just because of the
front garages which she finds objectionable, but
also because of the reciprocal driveway which has
always caused problems in the past.
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C1ty Manager Mitchell said they have one quote on life
Insurance coverage, but the others haven't sent theirs
back yet and there are not enough of them in to justify
an evaluation. He said they had spoken to the PERS
office in Sacramento regarding the individuals on
which they are having difficulty in getting coverage
and they are requesting that Blue Cross provide those
in question coverage for another 30 days. He thought
there was a reasonable chance we might get that, but said
there is no guarantee as. they didn't have a chance to
get back a response on that. He said inquiries are
being made on dental insurance but they are not pushing
that.
Mr. Mitchell said no solution has come up for coverage
for the Planning Commissioners. One member was covered
by Ross Loos in the past and they will continue to cover
him while Blue Cross will not. The Council can be
covered for hospitllization as soon as their memberships
are processed.
So that the Council would not be without coverage on March 1,
Mr. Mitchell asked the Council to authorize him to take
continued)
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February 23, 1976
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appropriate action to see that coverage is accomplished
for the Council members and to bring back a report at
the next Council Meeting.
CITY MANAGER AUTHORIZED TO OBTAIN MAJOR MEDICAL &
HOSPITILIZATION COVERAGE FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS.
M/S/C: WALDO/GREGORY. There were no objections.
C.M. AUTHORIZED
TO OBTAIN MAJOR
MEDICAL & HOSP.
COVERAGE FOR
COUNCIL MEMBERS
City Manager Mitchell said they are checking three or four
brokers to try to cover employees for life insurance,
since individuals can not keep life insurance under
the old coverage.
Councilman Waldo requested that City Manager Mitchell
investigate life insurance and negotiate with a new
company so that when a life insurance policy is obtained
the individual may convert that policy to a private policy
and pay for it himself, whether at any time the City or
the individual terminates the policy conversion privilege).
This is for the benefit of an employee who is uninsurable
and may have no other insurance.
City Manager Mitchell said that he would investigate that
kind of coverage, but there would be a lapse of coverage
between 12:01 a.m. March 1, 1976 and the time Council
acts upon it.
Finance Director Haltoway said that his understanding of
what Councilman Waldo is suggesting is that the City
Manager investigate the possibility of getting a group plan
and making the individual responsible for the payment of
the policy, rather than the City paying for it.
Mr. Mitchett said that normally an insurance company will
not take it this way as they prefer to pay for all employees
on a group insurance plan.
Mayor Hamilton said he would not want to make an issue of
the loss of the $3000 life insurance coverage by transferring
to PERS, because both associations had agreed to it and
the Council had voted for it last Council Meeting.
CITY MANAGER TO INVESTIGATE LIFE INSURANCE COVERAGE TO
PERMIT INDIVIDUAL COVERAGE WITH CONVERSION PRIVILEGE.
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City Manager Mitchell said Mr. Hale had just informed him
that Captain George S. Hebert was dead on arrival at the
hospital as the result of a heart attack.
A moment of silent prayer was observed for the Hebert family.
AT 6:28 P.M. THE MEETING ADJOURNED IN MEMORY OF CAPTAIN
GEORGE S. HEBERT. M/S/C: WALDO/GREGORY. There were
no objections.
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SILENT PRAYER
FOR HEBERT FAMILY
6:28 P.M. ADJOURNED
IN MEMORY OF CAPT.
GEORGE S. HEBERT
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HELMA L. BALKUS, CITY CLERK
APPROVED:
1976
Date of Distribution to City Council: February 27, 1976
Date of Distribution to Departments: February 27, 1976
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BID OPENING
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WIDENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF LANDSCAPED
MEDIANS ON RAMONA BOULEVARD, FROM
FRANCISQUITO AVENUE TO 605 FREEWAY
PROJECT NO. 139
FEBRUARY 26, 1976 2:15 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Griffith Company
3650 Cherry Avenue
P. 0- Box 980
Long Beach, CA 90801
J.B. Crosby Co..Inc.
P. 0. Box 6589
Orange, CA 92667
Sully-MiHer Cont.Co.
3000 E. South Street
Long Beach, CA 90805
Aman Brothers,Inc.
P. 0. Box 4233
Covina. CA 91723
Unit Description
L.S. Clearing and Excavation
at Lump Sum of
L.F. 8" Portland Cement Concrete
Curb and 18" Gutter at Unit
Price of
L.F. 6" Portland Cement Concrete
Curb at Unit Price of
L.F. 8" Patterned Portland Cement
Walt for the Unit Price of
S.F. 4" Patterned Portland Cement
Concrete at Unit Price of
EA. Special Manhole Access
Structures at Per Each Price of
Unit Price Total Price Unit Price Total Price Unit Price Total Price Unit Price Total Price
$ 9,300.00
$17,670.00
$ 9,600.00
$20,850.00
$ 3.85 $ 5,378.45 $ 3.70 $ 5.168.90 $ 4.65 $ 6,496.05 $ 3.85 $ 5,378.45
$ 2.25 $6.873.75 $ 1.50 $4.582.50 $ 3.35 $10.234.25 $ 3.00 $9,165.00
$ 5.75 $1.656.00 $ 6.00 $1.728.00 $ 7.00 $2,016.00 $ 7.50 $2.160.00
$1.90 $ 7.774.80
$400.00 $ 2.400.00
$ 1.80 $7,365.60 $ 2.00 $8,184.00 $ 2.00 $8.184.00
$380.00 $ 2,280.00 $300.00 $ 1,800.00 $400.00 $ 2,400.00
Tons 6" Crushed Aggregate Base at
Unit Price of
$ 4.60 $ 3.312.00 $ 6.00 $ 4.320.00 $ 7.90 $ 5,688.00 $ 5.50 $ 3,960.00
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Project No. 139
February 26, 1976 2:15 P.M.
Page 1-A
SsS^SerSXe^ue J.B. Crosby Co.,Inc. Sully-Miller Cont.Co. Aman Brothers, Inc.
P 0. Box 980 P. 0. Box 6589 3000 E. South Street P. 0. Box 4233
Approx. Long Beach, CA 90801 Orange, CA 92667 Long Beach, CA 90805 Covina, CA 91723
Iteffl Quantity Unit Description Unit Price Total Price Unit Price Total Price Unit Price Total Price Unit Price Total Price
8 360 Tons Type 1 3" Asphattic Concrete
Pavement and Variable Thickness
Cap at Unit Price of $ 15.00 $ 5,400.00 $ 20.00 $ 7.200.00 $ 18.25 $ 6,570.00 $ 16.00 $ 5,760.00
9 1.480 L.F. Trenching and 3" P.C.C. Slab
over Street Light Cable at
Unit Price of $ 1.15 $ 1.702.00 $ 2.00 $ 2,960.00 $ 1.40 $ 2,072.00 $ 2.00 $ 2,960.00
10 153 L.F. 3" Galvanized Pipe Conduit for
Street Light Cable at Unit /.
Price of $ 5.75 $ 879.75 $10.00 $ 1.530.00 $12.00 $ 1.836.00 $12.50 $ 1.912.50
11 125 K;?^^^^ $35.00 $4,375.00 $22.00 $2.750.00 $35.00 $4,375.00 $28.00 $3.500.00
12 L•s• L•s• KS'K.M^p^f 21.200.00 8.000.00 24,000.00 18.000.00
13 L.S. L.S. Ramona Blvd. at $ SOO.QO
14 L.S. L-S. trance Marker at Lump Sum 2.300.0C
Includes Addenda 1 2
TOTAL BID $ 82.751.75 $ 87.555.00 $ 94.371.30 $ 97.029-95
BID BOND ENCLOSED BID BOND ENCLOSED BID BOND ENCLOSED BID BOND ENCLOSED
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peCITY OF BALDWIN PARK
BID OPENING
WIDENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF LANDSCAPED
MEDIANS ON RAMONA BOULEVARD, FROM
FRANCISQUITO AVENUE TO 605 FREEWAY
PROJECT NO. 139
FEBRUARY 26, 1976 2:15 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Page 2
Unit Description
L.S. Clearing and Excavation
at Lump Sum of
L.F. 8" Portland Cement Concrete
Curb and 18" Gutter at Unit
Price of
L.F. 6" Portland Cement Concrete
Curb at Unit Price of
L.F. 8" Patterned Portland Cement
Wall for the Unit Price of
S.F. 4" Patterned Portland Cement
Concrete at Unit Price of
EA. Special Manhole Access
Structures at Per Each Price of
J & R Sprinkler Co.
6449 Sepulveda Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91411
Unit Price Total Price
$18,127.00
$ 4.00 $ 5,588.00
$ 3.00 $ 9,165.00
$ 15.00 $ 4,320.00
$ 2.00 $ 8,184.00
$350.00 $ 2,100.00
Granada Landscape Co.,Inc
8618 Sepulveda Blvd.
Sepulveda, CA 91343
Unit Price Total Price
$18.490.00
$ 3.60 $ 5.029.20
$ 3.30 $10.081.50
$ 5.30 $ 1.526.40
$ 1.75 $<7,161.00
$150.00 $ 900.00
Acme Sprinkler
24710 Crenshaw Blvd.
Torrence. CA 90505
Unit Price Total Price
$23,000.00
$ 3.90 $ 5,448.30
$ 3.00 $ 9,165.00
$ 5.50 $ 1.584.00
$ 1.75 $ 7.161.00
$425.00 $ 2.550.00
Tons 6" Crushed Aggregate Base at
Unit Price of
$ 11.00 $ 7.920.00
$ 8.50 $ 6,120.00
$ 8.50 $ 6,120.00
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ó peCity of Baldwin Park, Bid Opening
Project No. 139
February 26, 1976 2:15 P.M.
Page 2-A
Approx.
l^m Quantity
8 360
9 1.480
10 153
11 125
12 L.S.
13 L.S.
H L.S.
Unit Description
Tons Type 1 3" Asphaltic Concrete
Pavement and Variable Thickness
Cap at Unit Price of
L.F. Trenching and 3" P.C.C. Stab
over Street Light Cable at
Unit Price of
L.F. 3" Galvanized Pipe Conduit for
Street Light Cable at Unit
Price of
L.F. 24" Reinforced Concrete Pipe
for the Unit Price of
L.S. Landscape Sprinkler System
Ramona Blvd. at Lump Sum of
L.S. Landscaping Ramona Blvd. at
Lump Sum of
L.S. Entrance Marker at Lump Sum
of
Includes Addenda 1 2
TOTAL BID
J & R Sprinkler Co.
6449 Seputveda Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91411
Uni^ Price Total Price
$ 17.00 $ 6,120.00
$ 1.00 $ 1.480.00
$5.00 $ 765.00
$ 20-00 $ 2.500.00
$ 20.200.00
$ 10.000.00
$ 1.800.00
$ 98,269.00
BID BOND ENCLOSED
Granada Landscape Co.,Inc.
8618 Sepulveda Blvd.
Sepulveda, CA 91343
Unit Price Total Price
$ 24.40 $ 8,784.00
$ 1.50 $ 2.220.00
$ 14.20 $ 2,172.60
$ 30.00 $ 3.750.00
$ 16.783.00
$ 15,210.30
$ 4.549.00
$10?.777.00
BID BOND ENCLOSED
Acme Sprinkler
24710 Crenshaw Blvd.
Torrence. CA 90505
Unit Price Total Price
$ 15.00 $ 5,400.00
$1.21 $ 1.790.80
$6.90 $ 1.055.7.0
$ 33.00 $ 4,125.00
$ 21,900.00
$ 16.090.00
$ 3.300.00
$108,689.80
BID BOND ENCLOSED
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ó
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ó
peCity of Baldwin Park, Bid Opening
Project No. 139
February 26, 1976 2:15 P.M
Page 3-A
Approx.
Item Quantity Unit
8 360 Tons
9 L480 L.F.
10 153
n 125
12 L.S.
13 L.S.
14 L.S.
L.F.
L.F.
L.S.
L.S.
L.S.
Description
Type 1 3" Asphaltic Concrete
Pavement and Variable Thickness
Cap at Unit Price of
Trenching and 3" P.C.C. Slab
over Street Light Cable at
Unit Price of
31* Galvanized Pipe Conduit for
Street Light Cable at Unit
Price of
24" Reinforced Concrete Pipe
for the Unit Price of
Landscape Sprinkler System
Ramona Blvd. at Lump Sum of
Landscaping Ramona Blvd. at
Lump Sum of
Entrance Marker at Lump Sum
of
Includes Addenda 1 2
TOTAL BID
United Sprinkler Co.
2448 Lee Avenue
P. 0. Box 3585
South El Monte. CA 91733
tAni t Price Total Price
$ 24.00 $ 8.640.00
$ 2.00 $ 2,960.00
$ 3.60 $ 550.80
$31.00 $ 3.875.00
$ 22.622.00
$ 12.235.00
$ 2.800.00
$108,773.15
BID BOND ENCLOSED
Crowd 1 & Larson
P. 0. Box 459
Baldwin Park. CA 91706
Unit Price Total Price
$ 17.20 $ 6.192.00
$2.04 $ 3.019.20
$ 10.00 $ 1.530.00
$ 28-00 $ 3.500.00
*
$ 10.000.00
$ 25.000.00
$ 2.000.00
$112,085.14
BID BOND ENCLOSED
N.D.L. Contractor
100 N. College St.
La Habra. CA 90631
Unit Price Total Price
$ 19.00 $ 6.840.00
$1.80 $ 1.480-00
$11.00 $ 1.683.00
$50.00 $ 6,250.00
$ 11.000.00
$ 13.000-00
$ 2.000.00
$129.077.45
BID BOND ENCLOSED
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ópeCity of Baldwin Park, Bid Opening
Project No. 139
February 26, 1976 2:15 P.M
Page 4
I, THELMA L. BALKUS, CITY CLERK of the City of Baldwin Park, do hereby certify that I opened the foregoing bids in the
Council Chambers of the City Halt at 2:15 p.m., February 26, 1976, in the presence of Assistant Director of Public Works
Sexton and Sr. Engineering Aide Rugroden.
&^^ x^^^-^^-
FHELMA L. BALkUS. CITY CLERK———
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ópeCITY OF BALDWIN PARK
BID OPENING
STREET LIGHTING INSTALLATION ON
RAMONA BOULEVARD FROM FRANCISQUITO
AVENUE TO 605 FREEWAY
PROJECT NO. 174
FEBRUARY 26, 1976 2:30 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Unit Description of Work
Edwards Electric
2535 S. Third Avenue
Arcadia, CA 91006
Allbrite Electric, Inc
3265 F1etcher Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Moulin Electric Corp. Steiny & Company, Inc.
235 S. 9th Avenue 221 N. Ardmore Street
Industry. CA 91744 Los Angeles. CA 90004
L.S. Installation of street
lighting system on
Ramona Boulevard from
Francisquito Avenue to
605 Freeway
$12,549.00
Bid Bond Enclosed
$13.755.00
Bid Bond Enclosed
$13.784.00
Bid Bond Enclosed
$14.505.00
Bid Bond Enclosed
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ópePage 2
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
BID OPENING
STREET LIGHTING INSTALLATION ON
RAMONA BOULEVARD FROM FRANCISQUITO
AVENUE TO 605 FREEWAY
PROJECT NO. 174
FEBRUARY 26, 1976 2:30 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Approx.
Item Quantity Unit Descritpion of Work
1 L.S. L.S. Installation of street
lighting system on
Ramona Boulevard from
Francisquito Avenue to
605 Freeway
Grissom & Johnson, Inc. A.E.C. Eagle Rock Sherwin Electric Service Fischbach & Moore
P. 0. Box 10040 4312 Eagle Rock Blvd. 3347 San Fernando Road 4690 Worth Street
Santa Ana. CA 92711 Los Angeles, CA 90041 Los Angeles, CA 90065 Los Angeles, CA
90063
$14.718.00 $14,800.00 $14,837.00 $14,900.00
Bid Bond Enclosed Bid Bond Enclosed Bid Bond Enclosed Bid Bond Enclosed
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
1976 02 23 CC MIN (Ìì Ï ópeCITY OF BALDWIN PARK
BID OPENING
STREET LIGHTING INSTALLATION ON
RAMONA BOULEVARD FROM FRANCISQUITO
AVENUE TO 605 FREEWAY
PROJECT NO. 174
FEBRUARY 26, 1976 2:30 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Approx.
Item Quantity Unit
1 L.S. L.S.
Description of Work
Installation of street
lighting system on
Ramona Boulevard from
Francisquito Avenue to
605 Freeway
Smith Electric Supply
10792 Knott Avenue
Stanton, CA 90680
$15.456.00
Bid Bond Enclosed
Seco Electric Co., Inc
327 W. Alien Avenue
San Dimas, CA 91773
$16,240.00
Bid Bond Enclosed
I, THELMA L. BALKUS. CITY CLERK of the City of Baldwin Park. do hereby certify that I opened the foregoing bids in the Council Chambers
of the City Hall, at 2:30 p.m., February 26, 1976, in the presence of Assistant Director of Public Works Sexton, and Sr. Engineering
Aide Rugroden.
S^__ X3^/L^-
THELMA L. BALKUS, CITY CLERK
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06
peCITY OF BALDWIN PARK
BID OPENING
Page 3
WIDENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF LANDSCAPED
MEDIANS ON RAMONA BOULEVARD, FROM
FRANCISQUITO AVENUE TO 605 FREEWAY
FEBRUARY 26, 1976
PROJECT NO. 139
2:15 P.M. CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Approx.
Item Quantity
1 L.S.
2 1.397
3 3,055
4 288
5 4,092
6 6
7 720
Unit Description
L.S. Clearing and Excavation
at Lump Sum of
L.F. 8" Portland Cement Concrete
Curb and 18" Gutter at Unit
Price of
L,F. 6" Portland Cement Concrete
Curb at Unit Price of
L.F. 8" Patterned Portland Cement
Wall for the Unit Price of
S.F. 4" Patterned Portland Cement
Concrete at Unit Price of
EA. Special Manhole Access
Structures at Per Each Price of
Tons 6" Crushed Aggregate Base at
Unit Price of
United Sprinkler Co.
2448 Lee Avenue
P. 0. Box 3585
South El Monte, CA 91733
Unit Price Total Price
$ 21,000.00
$ 4.00 $ 5,588.00
$ 3.25 $ 9,928.75
$ 6.00 $ 1,728.00
$ 1.80 $ 7,365.60
$500.00 $ 3,000.00
$ 9.00 $ 6,480.00
Crowelt & Larson
P. 0. Box 459
Baldwin Park. CA 91706
Unit Price Total Price
$ 25,000.00
$ 4.22 $ 5,895.34
$ 3.20 $ 9,776.00
$ 17.00 $ 4.896.00
$ 2.05 $ 8.388.60
$332.00 $ 1,992.00
$ 6.80 $ 4.896.00
N.D.L. Contractor
TOO N. College St.
La Habra, CA 90631
Unit Price Total Price
$.49,000.00
$ 5.50
$ 3.25
$ 8.50
$ 1.35
$600.00
$ 12.00
$ 7.683.50
$ 9,928.75
$ 2,448.00
$ 5,524.20
$ 3.600.00
$ 8,640.00
BIB]
37658-U01
1976-U02
02-U02
23-U02
CC-U02
MIN-U02
LI1-U03
FO9591-U03
FO9725-U03
DO9834-U03
C4-U03
MINUTES1-U03
2/5/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
REGULAR-U05
SESSION-U05
CITY-U06
COUNCIL-U06