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Home My WebLink About1991 05 01 CC MIN1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK, CITY HALL, 14403 EAST PACIFIC AVE, WEDNESDAY, May 1, 1991 AT 7:00 P.M. The City Council of the City of Baldwin Park met in regular session in the Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: PRESENT: COUNCILMEMBERS GALLEGOS, IZELL, ROLL CALL KEYSER, MC NEILL AND MAYOR LOWES ALSO PRESENT: City Manager Penman City Attorney Bower, Acting Dir. of Administrative Services Cole, Police Chief Lanza, Dir. of Human Serv. Lucas, City Treasurer Montenegro, Deputy City Clerk Branek, City Clerk Gair 00- Mayor Lowes read a proclamation declaring the week of PROCLAMA- May 13 18, 1991 as Poppy Week" for the American Legion TION Women's Auxiliary and presented the proclamation to Margaret Quinones, and Poppy Girl Nicole Brown. Mayor Lowes expressed the Council's appreciation for all EARTH DAY the entries in the Earth Day Poster contest. Mayor POSTER Lowes stated that Geddes School had the most entries AWARDS with 766 total, Kenmore School had 168 entries and Pleasant View with 154 entries. Principal Jean Nelson accepted the $50.00 award for Geddes School. Mayor Lowes, Mayor Pro tem McNeill and Webster's Refuse Representative Mike Mueller, presented a $100.00 savings * bond to each of the first place winners. Award's of Merit and trees to the first, second and third place winners were given. Recipients were: 5 & 6 Years old 1st Place Sandy Cun 2nd Place Peter Do 7 & 8 Years old 1st Place Michael Despars 2nd Place Maricela Mestas 3rd Place Vanessa Elias 9 & 11 Years old 1st Place Levi Slocum 2nd Place Chuck Cawthorn 3rd Place Christopher Montero 12 & 14 Years old- 1st Place Ben Avila 2nd Place Jason De La Torre 3rd Place Louis Garcia 15 & 17 Years old- 1st Place Leonard Moreno Mike Muellar congratulated the citizens of Baldwin Park on their recycling efforts and gave statistics regarding Z the recycling program. 00- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Mayor Lowes declared Oral Communication open and invited ORAL COMMU those wishing to speak to come forward. NICATIONS Marsha Arkin, 4347 Stewart St., complained about the ARKIN renovation of the Senior Center and listed several other centers for comparison. Bea Cardona, 12828 Ramona Blvd., spoke against grafitti CARDONA and suggested the ones caught doing it should be forced to paint it out. BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE TWO Lorraine O'Brien, 1212 S. Valinda, West Covina, made a O'BRIEN plea to save the old Boys & Girls Club. Hillel Arkin, 4347 Stewart, opposed the building using ARKIN park space and the building not meeting state code. Eileen Pinehero, 13019 Amar Rd, gave a brief history of PINEHERO the Taylor Family asked for a Lena Taylor Cultural Center" at the old Boys & Girls Club. Speaking in opposition to a card club in the City OPPOSED because of a fear of increased crime, the threat to the family structure, criminal elements, deterioration of neighborhoods, bad example for youth, and unnecessary Z cost of election, were: Barbara Isaacson, 13842 Lubican Linda Moyer, 13655 Palm Stella Tobares, 12806 Hensel Dawn Medina, 15812 Ramona Blvd. Richard Cooks, 15864 Pacific Avenue 48 Mira Rickman, 13820 Ramona Blvd. #9 David Mendaveles, 3834 Esmeralda, El Monte Jeanne Martens, 14847 Sierra Way Gail Zauss, 4340 Merced Jim Livingston, 5015 Elton Adrain Gaffers, 4645 Bogart Anthony Bejarano, 3508 Big Dalton Eli Roca, 14367 California Anthony Bejarano Jr., 3508 Big Dalton Marion Scott, 13528 Los Angeles Bradley Nutt, 4032 Bresee Forrest Steven, 13219 Finchley Ibendigo DeRosano, 3008 Via Delores Alice Reyes, 3581 Vineland Magadelena Rutan, 1801 Puente #1 John Chun, 14331 Ramona Bill Van Cleave, 13232 Emery Darlene Hawthorne, 3241-H Frazier Speaking in favor was: IN FAVOR Joe Sikes, 4509 Landis, spike in favor of a card club. Lorin Lovejoy, 12749 Torch, asked about the origination LOVEJOY of the card that was mailed to voters. William Watkins, 14524 Hallwood, stated that he WATKINS understood that the card club was only in the planning stages and encouraged more citizens to offer to help with the City problems more often. Joanne Watkins, 14524 Hallwood, complimented the quick WATKINS police response to her home when a suspicious stranger was seen in her neighborhood. There being no other speakers, Mayor Lowes declared Oral CLOSED Communication closed. 00- City Clerk Gair presented the Consent Calendar: CONSENT CALENDAR 1. Approval of Certificate of Posting for May 1, 1991 2. Approve Minutes of April 17, 1991 3. Waive Further Reading and Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 91-19 ALLOWING CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE THREE 4. Waive Further Reading and Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 91-20 APPROVE SETTING THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1990-91 5. Waive Further Reading and Adopt RESOLUTION NO. 91-21 AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 79-61 ESTABLISHING CERTAIN RULES AND REGULATIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 3500 ET SEQ. OF THE GOVERNMENT CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA RELATING TO EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE RELATIONS 6. Approve Agreement Tani Investigations Police Background Investigations 7. Approve Francisquito Avenue Storm Drain Project Los Angeles County 8. Approve Final Tract Map No. 48087 It was moved and seconded to approve the Consent CONSENT calendar as presented. M/S/C: MCNEILL/IZELL. There CALENDAR were no objections. APPROVED 00- PUBLIC HEARINGS City Manager Penman introduced the Public Hearing for K.V. MART approval of sale of land to K.V. Mart Top Valu TOP VALU Markets. This property was owned by the Redevelopment MARKETS Agency, which are the two parcels fronting on Ramona Blvd., one at La Rica and Ramona the other next to Churches Chicken. Lewis Homes had not been able to develop the corner parcel and relinquished the property to the Agency in the amount of $200,000. The Agency entered into an exclusive agreement with Top Valu on November 6, 1990. Approval of the DDA would involve construction of retail stores and additional parking for the existing structures. Staff recommends Council adopt the resolution approving the sale of land to K.V. Mart Company, dba Top Valu Markets. Mayor Lowes declared the Public Hearing open and invited HEARING those wishing to speak on this subject to come forward. OPEN Joe Sikes, 4509 Landis, stated the Council should not SIKES hesitate to sell the land. William Watkins, 14524 Hallwood, questioned if Top Valu WATKINS does buy the land will it be landscaped and kept neat. City Manager Penman responded that if Top Valu is not successful in acquiring the middle two pieces of property the City's goal is to work with the other two property owners to clean up the property. Hillel Arkin, 4347 Stewart, stated that he would ARKIN appreciate receiving a copy of the proposal and existing plans. There being no other speakers, Mayor Lowes declared the CLOSED Public Hearing closed. BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1,1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE FOUR It was moved and seconded to approve Resolution No. 91- RESOLUTION 22, CONCERNING THE DISPOSITION AND DEVELOPMENT NO. 91-22 AGREEMENT BETWEEN BALDWIN PARK REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY APPROVED AND K.V. MART CO. DBA TOP VALU MARKETS FOR THE WITH EXPANSION OF A RETAIL CENTER LOCATED IN THE WEST RAMONA AMENDMENT BOULEVARD REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA IN THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK." Motion AMENDED Lowes) and approved to include, That the cost of CRA is included staff is directed to attempt to get the buyer to agree to apply the interest that they receive on the $200,000 toward Lewis Homes. M/S/C: IZELL/GALLEGOS. There were no objections. The regular meeting of the City Council was recessed at RECESSED 8:45 p.m. 8:45 P.M. The regular meeting of the City Council reconvened at RECONVENED 8:50 p.m. Roll call remained the same. 8:50 P.M. Administrative Assistant Mimura introduced the Public 17TH YEAR Hearing on The proposed statement of Community CDBG Development objectives and use of funds, for 17th year ENTITLE- Community Development Block Grant CDBG) Entitlement MENT Program." He stated the total CDBG funds available for PROGRAM allocation, the purpose of obtaining the funds and that prior to the development of the Proposed Statement that four public hearings had been conducted. It was recommended the Council approve the Proposed Statement for the 17th year Community Development Block Grant Program with or without modifications. Mayor Lowes declared the Public Hearing open and invited HEARING those wishing to speak on this subject to come forward. OPEN Sylvia Powell, spoke on behalf of WINGS, stated that she POWELL is a single parent, the abuse that she and her family endured and how WINGS helped them. She asked the Council to give the money that WINGS has requested. Linda Maslowski, on behalf of WINGS, stated that she was MASLOWSKI a battered wife and her children also, and told of how WINGS had helped them during that time and that WINGS needs more money. Kathy Castenada, 12521 Ridgehaven, La Habra, Shelter CASTENADA Director for WINGS, recited the numbers of families that WINGS has helped in Baldwin Park, the need for a shelter and the hours that a worker would be on site. She also explained the limitations that would be placed on the WINGS program if the money requested was not approved. Council discussed the fact that last year WINGS was DISCUSSION approved for $5,000, that WINGS was to ask for funding from other cities in the valley, the hours open and a complaint from a person that had called WINGS for help and did not receive it. Joanne Garcia, 4100 Baldwin Park Blvd., Boys & Girls GARCIA Club, stated the number of families that are helped with daycare, the cost for each child and that many single parent families would not be able to work without the funding given to the Boys & Girls Club. Dick Nichols, Executive Director of Chamber of Commerce, NICHOLS requested the revolving loan fund stay in the program. Candy Carmichael, 4341 Cutler, thanked Council for the CARMICHAEL sidewalk installation and explained the need for the affordable daycare in the City that the Boys & Girls Club provides. 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The center will working with Luther Social Services for job placement & training in the near future. Z Renee Aguilar, 501 Broadmore, stated that parents cannot AGUILAR afford the daycare fees and it is sad to them turned away. She asked the Council to grant the CDBG funds needed for the Boys & Girls Club funding. Alma Ramos, 12824 Farnell, stated that her children go RAMOS to daycare and the Boys & Girls Club needs the money to help more families. Catalina Lugo, 3939 Maxson Rd., El Monte, stated that LUGO she works for First Interstate flank and without the Boys & Girls Club, her children would be latchkey children. The funding is vital for her family. Lynne Wilson, 646 Ocalla Avenue, La Puente, stated that WILSON as an employee of the Boys & Girls Club Daycare Center she has seen it grow for needy children, but it is frightening to think of the children that they have grown to love becoming latchkey children if funding is not increased. Norma Gallegos, 13126 Francisquito Ave., expressed her GALLEGOS appreciation of the Boys & Girls Club because her son is enrolled there in daycare. Alicia Lopez, 4220 Baldwin Park Blvd., stated that she LOPEZ works full time and that she could not make it if it were not for the Boys & Girls Club. Helen Montenegro, 3366 Athol, commented that her MONTENEGRO daughter receives help from the Boys & Girls Club through daycare. Dianne Santos, stated that she has three children that SANTOS attend the Boys & Girls Club daycare facility which allows her to go to college full time. Awilda Sanders, President of the Housing Commission, SANDERS stated that the commission was requesting that the contingencies be transferred to the Morgan Park expansion. Fidelia Vargo, 1690 Puente, stated that she has two VARGO sons, one who attends the daycare center at the Boys & Girls Club. She commented that it is a good facility and hopes to have the other boy enrolled there soon. There being no other speakers, Mayor Lowes declared the CLOSED Public Hearing closed. Administrative Assistant Mimura made a clarification on DISCUSSION the Public Service segment, due to federal regulations there is a cap that the City has to work with which is $165,000. There are five proposals under public services that amounts to $143,000. Responding to Council questions, Administrative Assistant Mimura, explained that the last payment for BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE SIX Section 108 repayment is 1993. He also explained the ft- contingency funds, the breakdown of the General Administration and Planning funds. Council discussed the possible use of volunteers or students for Code Enforcement, uses for the contingency funds, the Morgan Park expansion, and the Administration and Planning funds with the carry over of funds from the revolving fund from the Commercial and Residential Loans. Mayor Lowes presented the 17th Year Entitlement Program CDBG RECOM items to the Council for consideration: MENDATIONS PUBLIC FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENTS...............$279,000 1. Morgan Park Improvements/Expansion..........$130,000 $53,000 from General Parking for land acquisition) No Objections) 2. sidewalks Construction Program..............$149,000 No Objections) SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES 1. Commercial and Industrial Revolving Loan Program Revolving $212,671) No Objections) PUBLIC SERVICES..............................................$143,000 I. Graffiti Removal Program....................$130,000 No Objections) 2 WINGS....................................... It was moved and seconded to award $5,000 to the WINGS WINGS program if the organization stays in Baldwin Park, APPROVED motion amended McNeill) and approved to award only $2,000 if they move out of City. M/S/C: IZELL/MCNEILL. There were no objections. 3. Assistance to Boys & Girls Club............. It was moved and seconded to award the Boys & Girls BOYS/GIRLS Club $90,000. M/S: GALLEGOS/MCNEILL. CLUB $90,000 ROLL CALL VOTE: ROLL CALL VOTE AYES GALLEGOS, MCNEILL NOES IZELL, KEYSER AND MAYOR LOWES MOTION FAILS ABSENT: NONE It was moved and seconded to award the Boys & Girls BOYS/GIRLS Club $70,000. M/s: IZELL/GALLEGOS. CLUB $70,000 ROLL CALL VOTE: ROLL CALL VOTE AYES IZELL, GALLEGOS, MCNEILL NOES KEYSER AND MAYOR LOWES MOTION ABSENT: NONE APPROVED 4. Assistance to Center for Independent Living..$3,000 No Objections) 5. Code Enforcement Program...................... BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE SEVEN It was moved and seconded to delete Code Enforcement CODE EN- from the CDBG program. N/S/C: IZELL/KEYSER. There FORCEMENT were no objections. DELETED REHABILITATION AND PRESERVATION ACTIVITIES.........$223,586 1. Commercial and Residential Loan Program.....$ 55,000 No Objections) 2. Residential Revolving Loan Program............$168,586 No Objections) HOUSING PRODUCTION.................................$0 FAIR HOUSING.......................................$ 15,000 SECTION 108 REPAYMENT..............................$408,000 CONTINGENCY.................... a..................$ 75 000 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION & PLANNING..................$168,696 It was moved and seconded to approve the Amended 17th 17TH YEAR Year Proposed Statement of Community Development CDBG Objectives and. Use of Funds as recommended by Council AMENDED for the 17th Year Community Development Block Grant AND Program. M/S/C: IZELL/GALLEGOS. There were no APPROVED objections. 00- REPORTS OF OFFICERS, COMMISSIONERS AND COMMITTEES Assistant to the City Manager Volmert's report supported VEHICLE the adoption of motor vehicle registration fees to be REGISTRA- used to reduce air pollution from motor vehicles and TION FEES establish an air quality improvement trust fund for the fee revenues. She explained the uses of the funds, the purpose of the ordinance. If the City does not adopt the ordinance other cities will receive our funds. It was moved and seconded to Introduce Ordinance No.1047 ORDINANCE for first reading and read in title only and all further NO. 1047 reading be waived of the ordinance, SUPPORTING THE APPROVED IMPOSITION OF ADDITIONAL VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES TO BE FIRST USED TO REDUCE MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION AND READING) ESTABLISHING A TRUST ACCOUNT FOR THE DEPOSIT OF SUCH FEES BY THE CITY AS RECEIVED FROM THE SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT." M/S: GALLEGOS/KEYSER. ROIL CALL VOTE: ROLL CALL VOTE AYES GALLEGOS, KEYSER, MCNEILL NOES IZELL AND MAYOR LOWES MOTION NOT UNA- ABSENT: NONE NIMOUS City Attorney Bower explained that action relating to CITY this ordinance would need to be split into two motions, ATTORNEY because the motion to read in title only and waive all further reading" has be a unanimous vote. He requested and directed the two actions now before Council. It was moved and seconded to read Ordinance No. 1047 in TITLE ONLY title only and waive all further reading. M/S/C: WAIVE IZELL/GALLEGOS. There were no objections. APPROVED BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8 REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE EIGHT It was moved and seconded to Introduce Ordinance No.1047 ORDINANCE for first reading, SUPPORTING THE IMPOSITION OF NO.1047 ADDITIONAL VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEES TO BE USED TO APPROVED REDUCE MOBILE SOURCE AIR POLLUTION AND ESTABLISHING A FIRST TRUST ACCOUNT FOR THE DEPOSIT OF SUCH FEES BY THE CITY READING) AS RECEIVED FROM THE SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT." MIS: IZELL/ GALLEGOS. ROLL CALL VOTE: ROLL CALL VOTE AYES IZELL,GALLEGOS,KEYSER,MCNEILL AND MAYOR LOWES NOES NONE ORDINANCE NO.1047 ABSENT: NONE APPROVED Chief of Police Lanza requested Council approval of GLASS consultant agreement to prepare plans and specifications PARTITION for a police department front lobby glass partition. He explained the vulnerablity to attacks and that the records clerks are not trained in self-defense. He gave a brief background on the expertise of W.M.M. Associates of Los Angeles and stated their fees a Staff recommended Council approve proceeding with the project, approve the agreement for the architectural plans and approve a budget amendment for $2,500 from the Asset Seizure Fund to the Police Department's budget. It was moved and seconded to approve the consultant W.M.M. agreement with W.M.M. Associates of Los Angeles as ASSOCIATES presented. M/S/C: MCNEILL/ GALLEGOS. There were no APPROVED objections. Chief of Police Lanza requested the approval of an AEROSOL amendment to the Municipal Code relating to 9.20, which SPRAY would further prohibit possession of aerosol spray paint PAINT cans by juveniles and limit the sale and storage of said paints by businesses selling such items. He stated that the proposed amendment to the existing ordinance would broaden the language of 594.1 of the California Penal Code by additionally prohibiting any person from not only selling, but also to exchange, give or loan any spray paint or dye aerosol can to anyone under the age of 18 years. He also explained the requirements by the business owners. It was moved and seconded to Introduce Ordinance No.1048 ORDINANCE for first reading and read in title only and all other NO. 1048 reading be waived, AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE APPROVED RELATING TO SALES AND STORAGE REQUIREMENTS OF AEROSOL SPRAY PAINT AND DYE CONTAINERS BY ANY BUSINESS OR ESTABLISHMENT OFFERING SAID CONTAINERS FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC." M/S/C: IZELL/MCNEILL. There were no objections. Chief of Police Lanza requested approval of a consultant POLICE to assist the police department in a workload study. He DEPARTMENT stated that the findings and recommendations from a WORKLOAD Citizens Committee on City Finances was to study STUDY specific needs of the police department. He listed several informal proposals from major consulting firms that does that type of study. PMW Associates had the lowest bid and the police department is aware of their excellent reputation. Staff recommended that Council approve the agreement with PMW Associates, approve a budget amendment for $4,750 from the Asset Seizure fund to the Police Department's budget. 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ROLL CALL VOTE: ROLL CALL VOTE AYES MCNEILL, IZELL, GALLEGOS, KEYSER NOES MAYOR LOWES ABSENT: NONE APPROVED City Manager Penman stated that his report was in response to Council request, regarding the possible contents of a card club ordinance. He outlined the sample ordinance and the restrictions that the Council could impose. City Attorney Bower stated that he had collected several ordinances from other cities that have card clubs and the ordinance can be changed to incorporate or delete whatever the Council desires. It is written with regulations that would handle crime issues. Council discussed the possible number of card clubs to DISCUSSION be allowed, the start up fee, the number of tables, and directed staff to continue circulating the ordinance to get input from the sheriff's, as well as other cities and potential card club owners. They also discussed when to have a public hearing on this issue and the time fr&wZe necessary to for possibly calling a Special Election to vote on this issue. Mayor Lowes asked Council approval to call an adjourned ADJOURNED meeting for June 12, 1991 at 7:00 p.m. with the MEETING location to be announced later, for the Public Hearing JUNE 12TH regarding the card club. Council concurred. 00- COUNCIL/STAFF REQUESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS City Manager Penman commented on Acting City Engineer, CITY Al Rodriguez, of Willdan & Associates, and explained ENGINEER that the City will try to hire a Public Works Director by the end of August. Mayor Lowes suggested that, since the AQMD is getting LOCAL stricter, when a position becomes available, if it is HIRING legal, given preference to those that live in the City. Mayor Lowes also requested that staff try to buy the BUYING products the City uses from the merchants within the LOCALLY City. Council Concurred. City Manger Penman suggested Monday, May 13th, for BUDGET conducting a late afternoon and evening session for MEETING purposes of a Closed Session for Meet and Confer MAY 13TH and a Study Session for staff to present the fiscal year 1993" 92 preliminary budget. 00- It was moved and seconded to adjourn the regular meeting MEETING of the City Council at 11:25 p.m. to an adjourned ADJOURNED BIB] 37175-U01 CC-U02 MIN-U02 MAY-U02 1-U02 1991-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 FO3766-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 BIB] 37256-U01 1991-U02 05-U02 01-U02 CC-U02 MIN-U02 LG1-U03 LI1-U03 FO3433-U03 FO3751-U03 DO3767-U03 C4-U03 MINUTES1-U03 10/11/2001-U04 ADMIN-U04 CITY-U05 COUNCIL-U05 MINUTES-U05 1991 05 01 CC MINòw @˜wŽ CC MIN MAY 1 1991[à›[H2~ 8REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1991 OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK PAGE TEN regular meeting on Monday, May 13, at 4:00 p.m. MIS/C: 11:25 P.M. IZELL/GALLEGOS. There were no objections. 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