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Home My WebLink About02/08/2008� B A K E R S F I E L D Ciiy Manager's Office Mernorandum Febru� TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council G�� FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager SUBJECT: General information 1. The storm activity last weekend brought a couple of inches of rainfall tc watershed. With median precipitation until April, we should end up at 100°r for the year. At the minimum we will be in the 70% range if there is nc storm activity. Either way we should be able to meet all contract commitm little to spare. The high end may let some water down the river this summE keeping our fingers crossed. 2. We have seen a drop in the number of fatal accidents that occurred on city 2007 there were 20 fatal traffic accidents, down from 33 in 2006. The vehicles versus pedestrian fatal accidents also dropped from 12 in 2006 to These reductions are largely attributed to increased enforcement efforts by Department Traffic Section. 3. The Recreation and Parks Department will receive a$20,000 reimbursei from First 5 Kern for playground resurfacing at five different playgrounds the city. 4. In partnership with Bike Bakersfield and the Bakersfield Police Department learning how to repair and fix bicycles at Dr. Martin Luther King Cei instructor is a volunteer from Bike Bakersfield and he teaches bike safety bike repair and maintenance. The bicycles are donated through � Department's Stolen Property room. Children earn a bike to keep complete the requirements of the class. 5. We continue to make progress on our department relocations. The Technology Division had been split between City Hall North and South �PVPraI vParc I act wPPkPnrl thP PmnlnvPP� Inr-atPrl at (�itv Hall Nnrth Honorable Mayor and City Council February 8, 2008 Page 2 6. The Graffiti Unit statistics and Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report � 2008 are enclosed. 7. The Streets Division work schedule for the week of February 11 th is enclos� 8. Responses to Council requests are enclosed, as follows: Councilmember Benham • Citizen's request for refund of overpayment for curbside recycling service • Street light repair at Thelma & La Mesa. • Request for ordinance prohibiting distribution of unsolicited materials at rE Councilmember Couch • Transfer of property tax base. • Feasibility of 4-way stop at Olive and Alderbrook. AT:rs:rk cc: Department Heads Pamela McCarthy, City Clerk Roberta Gafford, Assistant City Clerk � _ 41' �� -� �l111�11��,- ��Q�� =- '� .. . Date: To: From: Subject: BAKERSFIELD POLICE MEMORANDUM February 7, 2008 Alan Tandy, City Manager W. R. Rector, Chief of Police V'�'% Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report I� �,,,,,K � M�._ �� '�ry�r�: �.� � ; pC �'`L. ` � i� ' i��,�,` �.� / ''�� F��' . '�,\I�V ��ooU tii,�;, , 4r�� .S 0�� CE ...., I have enclosed the Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for January, 21 Please call if you have any questions. WRR/vrf 86 51 8 24 0 20 Bakersfield Police Department Special Enforcement Unit Monthly Report — January 2008 The following is a compilation of the perFormance of the Special Enforcement significant incidents / investigations for January 2008. Felony Arrests Misdemeanor Arrests Felony Warrant Arrests Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Hours In Training Guns Seized 623 59 461 425 61 80 F I's Citations Probation and Parole Searches Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections Supplemental Reports General Offense Reports 16 Vehicle 294 Patrol C 10 Search 2 7 2 7 2 1 ZooB sr 2007 Sr 2006 Sr 2005 Sr 2004 Sr 2003 Sr 86 Felony Arrests 51 Misdemeanor Arrests 8 Felony Warrant Arrests 24 Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Year to Date Statistics January 2008 623 FI's 59 Citations 461 Probation and Parole Searches 425 Hrs. Assisting Other Denartment Sections 16 Vehicle 294 Patrol C 10 Search 2 Zoos sr � �nm �� SEU DAILY ACTIVITY 1 /1 /07 — Tuesday — 1600-0200 SEU arrested the following subjects: Lee Sims, 20, 7/8/87, from the 200 block of Clyde St, for possession of a deadly w� Jesus Moreno, 23, 3/27/84, from the 400 block of Lake St, for driving on a suspen� driving without taillights. Guadalupe Chavez, 32, 7/24/75, from 8th St / P St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (C 1 /2/07 — Wednesday — 1600-0200 SEU arrested the following subjects: Alfred Hunt, 43, 6/19/64, from 7100 Ming Ave #D, for assault with a deadly weapo threaten with intent to terrorize. Cedrick Eddington, 30, 7/4/77, from 815 Melwood, for a felon in possession of a f member carry a loaded firearm, felon possess ammo, gang participation and violati Guns Seized: 08-1480, Serial: 2K31082, Smith & Wesson, .357, revolver, from 815 Melwood 08-1480, Serial: 470989, Raven Arms, .25 semi-auto, from 815 Melwood 08-1480, Serial: 17241343, Ruger, .357 revolver, from 815 Melwood 08-1480, Serial: 65411, Switzerland, .32 revolver, from 815 Melwood 08-1600, Serial: L1926208, Winchester, 12 gauge shotgun, from 7100 Ming Av 08-1600, Serial: N1092850, Winchester, 12 gauge shotgun, from 7100 Ming Av 08-1600, Serial: OH313428, Taurus, .44 revolver, from 7100 Ming Ave #D 1 /3/07 — Thursday — 1200-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Charles Mitchell, 36, 5/9/71, from King St / Monterey St, for violation of parole. 1 /4/07 - Friday - 0800-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Juan Aguilera, 26, 3/14/81, from 601 Mt. Vernon Ave, for possession of ineth for sal� possession of paraphernalia. Victor Gonzalez, 23, 12131/84, from 19th St / Eye St, for resisting arrest and public Justin Marshall, 26, 8/6/81, from 10712 Rising Sun Dr, for possession of cocaine for gang participation. Guns Seized: 08-2980, Serial: 61446, Norinco, SKS, 7.62, from 3805 Q St #26 08-2980, Serial: D513508M, Winchester, shotgun, 12ga, from 3805 Q St #26 1 /5/07 - Saturday - 0800-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: James Najera, 45, 12/16/62, from Brundage / Chester Ave, for possession of heroin possession of paraphernalia. Mario Guierrero, 32, 1/22/75, from 801 Truxtun Ave, for detox. Gabriel Ramos, 31, 2/26/76, from 1021 R St, for resist / delay officers and fail to mai Anthony Peoples, 20, 8/20/87, from 3813 Raider Dr, for stalking and criminal threat� Juan Gutierrez, 30, 11/26/77, from 3315 San Dimas, for a felony warrant. Violet Jaquez, 28, 6/16/79, from 3315 San Dimas, for harboring a fugitive. Luis Chaides, 18, 2/6/89, from S. H St / White Ln, for speeding, no insurance and fai maintain lighting. (Cited) 1 /6/07 - Sunday - 0800-2400 SEU arrested the following subjects: Savorn Chhem, 28, 8/1/79, from 8th St / K St, for public intoxication. :, 17, 9/11 /90, from 916 1/2 Dolores St, for a felony warrant. Lawrence Appodaca, 26, 8/29/81, from 916 1/2 Dolores St, for possession of inetha 1 /7/07 — Mondav — 0800-2400 SEU arrested the following subjects: James Rufus, 28, 7/2/79, from the 900 biock of Feliz, for probationer carry a concE firearm, carry a concealed firearm, gang member CCW, carry a concealed weapon a firearm by a gang member and carry a non-registered firearm Tyrone Paul, 29, 10/23/78, from 900 Feliz, for violation of parole. Orlando Contreras, 25, 2/14/82, from S. King / Potomac, for false personation, vio and passenger not wearing a seatbelt. Dewayne Blackmon, 26, 12/12/81, from 201 P St, for felon in possession of ammc 15, 12/21/92, from the 100 block of S. Owens, for minor in possess Raul Macias, Z0, 12/30/87, from 1800 Quincy St, for a felony warrant. Cornelius Jeffers, 31, 11/1/76, from 8th St / V St, for expired tags, headlight out, and two plates required. (Cited) Tara Hunt, 26, 9/23/81, from the 1500 block Orange St, for expired registration, no no signal. (Cited) Gun Seized: 08-5394, Serial: A65331, AMT, handgun, .308, from 900 block of Feliz Rd. 1 /8/07 — Tuesday — 1500-0100 SEU arrested the following subjects: Gun Seized: 08-6188, Serial: AFA835, Glock, Semi-auto, .40 caliber, from 12407 Old Town I 1/9/07 — Wednesday — 1400-2400 SEU arrested the following subjects: Stephen House, 27, 6/6/80, from 1415 Truxtun Ave, for felon possess ammo, felor firearm, possess stolen property and obliterated serial number. 1/10/07 — Thursday — 1600-0200 SEU arrested the following subjects: Vincent Sterling, 20, 4/15/87, from 600 Brundage, for carry a loaded non-registered conspiracy, carry a loaded firearm in public, gang member carry a concealed weapor public, possession of a loaded firearm by a gang member and gang participation. Garrion Brown, 18, 2/7/89, from Brundage / T St, for conspiracy, gang participation, firearm, gang member carry a concealed weapon, CCW in public and possession of firearm by a gang member Byron Grimes, 29, 11/25/78, from the 800 block of E. California Ave, for a misdeme (Cited) Gun Seized: 08-8922, Serial: 105195, Colt, semi-auto, .25, from 600 Brundage Ln 1/12/07 — Saturday — 0900-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Jermaine Pittman, 33, 6/20/74, from the 900 block of Pacheco Rd, for possession base. __ _ , 17, 4/6/90, from 2701 Ming Ave, for resisting arrest. , 16, 9/14/91, from Ming Ave / Castro Ln, for resisting arrest. John Cherry, 19, 12/9/88, from 1414 E. California Ave, for possession of marijuana gang participation. Roonisha Mitchell, 20, 2/21/87, from the 900 block of Feliz, for misdemeanor warra Quentin Williams, 34, 2/22/73, from the 5100 block of Monitor St, for a misdemeanc (Cited) 1 /13/07 — Sunday — 0800-0100 SEU arrested the following subjects: Whisper Ginn, 20, 9/11/87, from the 1000 block of Bradshaw, for a misdemeanor w, Albert Castillo, 36, 7/25171, from Flower St / Owens St, for a felony warrant. Ramon Valdez, 29 Alejandro Ramos, 23, 2/2/84, from 3500 Madison St, for discharge of a firearm, ol delay officers, conspiracy and possession of a destructive device - pipe bomb. Christopher Haynes, 18, 5/14/89, from 601 Pacheco Rd, for a felony warrant. Danny Sanchez, 28, 7/19/79, from 1300 Dolores St, for a felony warrant. . 17, 3/28/90, from 7400 Mount Vernon Ave, for concealed fireari possession of a firearm by a gang member, resisting arrest and gang participation. Gilbert Rodriguez, 36, 4/7/71, from the 2100 block of Oregon St, for possession o weapon, felon in possession of a firearm, carry a concealed weapon, possess a no firearm, felon possess ammo and possession of paraphernalia. Armondo Cervantes, 31, 11/10/76, from Stockdale Hwy / Stine, for unregistered v insurance. (Cited) Anthony Jason, 24, 8/19/83, from Stockdale Hwy / Stine, for a misdemeanor warr Guns Seized: 08-10464, Serial: 41584, Excel, 12 gauge shotgun from 2100 Oregon St. 05-10638, Serial: none, Westernfield, 12 gauge, sawed off shotgun from 3500 1 /14/07 — Monday — 0800-0200 SEU arrested the following subjects: Angelica Garcia, 24, 12/20/83, from 916 1/2 Dolores St, for meth for sale, maintai� for narcotic sales / use and conspiracy. Tara Hunt, 26, 9/23/81, from 916 1/2 Dolores St, for meth for sale, maintain a resic narcotic sales / use and conspiracy. Juan Gracia, 31, 2/7/76, from 916 1/2 Dolores St, for meth for sale, present at a rE narcotic sales / use, gang participation and conspiracy. 1 /15/07 — Tuesday — 1500-0100 SEU arrested the following subjects: Jermaine Elijah, 28, 7/2/79, from 3308 Loyalton #6, for armed robbery and conspira 1/16/07 — Wednesday — 1200-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Adam Vega, 23, 10/8/84, from the 1500 block of Wilkins St, for driving with a suspen stop sign violation and possession of less than 1 oz of marijuana. 1 /17/07 — Thursday — 1200-2200 SEU arrested the following subjects: Jason Hull, 34, 10/6/73, from 1729 1/2 Quincy St, for possession of ineth for sales, c participation, resisting arrest, assault on an officer and destroy evidence. Justin Valencia, 18, 3/14/89, from the 400 block of Fairview Rd, for reckless driving, speed, pass on right and no valid insurance. 1 /18/07 — Friday — 0800-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Michael Juarez, 22, 2/8/86, from the 1111 Niles St, for public intoxication. Joe Duran, 20, 2/21/87, from 1111 Niles St, for public intoxication. Robert Lee, 20, 5/20/87, from 1325 38th St, for misdemeanor warrants. (Cited) 1 /19/07 — Saturday — 1700-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Johnnie Davis, 21, 9/29/86, from 1108 S. Brown St, for gang member CCW, CCW - registered firearm, possession of a loaded firearm, conspiracy obliterated serial num possession of a controlled substance, transportation, armed while in possession of n gang participation. Henry Holliday, 20, 9/9/87, from the 1400 block of California Ave, for transportation; of a controlled substance, armed while in possession or narcotics, conspiracy, non-r� concealed firearm, serial number obliterated, gang member CCW, possession of a Ic and gang participation. Ronnie Alexander, 39, 10/26/68, from 1309 Murdock St, for felon in possession of � .......,....a:.... s.... ,...I.... ..............,....... ..r ...........a:..,. ...4.:1.. .....,..,..,.J .�....�..� .�....a. �..�...... .. ...,.,�.-..II...J Willie Pittman, 46, 11/1/61, from 4514 Berkshire, for a felony warrant. Contana Collins, 26, 10/7/81, from 301 Clyde St #A, for marijuana for sale, cocain and maintain a residence for narcotic sales. Randy Woods, 27, 7/12/80, from 301 Clyde St #A, for possession of marijuana for base for sale and maintain a residence for narcotic sales. Ricardo Ortiz, 24, 11/3/83, from S. King / Texas St, for resisting arrest, stop sign unlicensed driver and DUI over .08. Jose Bonilla, 36, 11/1/71, from the 100 block of Augusta, for detox. James Ligrow, 23, 11/26/84, from the 2000 block of Eye St, for public intoxication. Latanya Porter, 45, 5/21/62, from the 100 block of Augusta, for a misdemeanor w� Guns Seized: 08-15598, Serial: R375654, Brownie, 12 gauge shotgun, from 1309 Murdock 08-15742, Serial: 1778355, Sturm & Ruger, .22 caliber semi-auto pistol, from #45 OS-15835, Serial: obliterated, OMC, .380 caliber semi-auto pistol, from 1400 C� 1/20/07 — Sunday — 1200-0100 SEU arrested the following subjects: Sterling Edwards, 26, 11/1/81, from 1007 6th St, for felon in possession of a fireai possess ammo, gang participation, gang member possess a loaded firearm and ca firearm in public. Clarence Wandick, 51, 6/28/56, from 1007 6th St, for felon in possession of ammc Robert Dodd, 24, 2/17/83, from the 1000 block of Quincy St, for auto theft, posses property - vehicle, evading, unlicensed driver, resisting arrest and possession of methamphetamine. Christian Mendez, 19, 8/7/88, from Adelaide / Sangara, for unlicensed driver, uns� no insurance. (Cited) Gun Seized: 08-16417, Serial: AC66045, H&R, .22 caliber revolver, from 1007 6th St Scottie Gavin, 29, 2/7/78, from the 1100 block of Cottonwood, for possession of PC PCP, suspended license and no license plate lamp. Ruben Hernandez, 19, 11/18/88, from Virginia / Kincaid, for a misdemeanor warrar 1 /22/07 — Tuesday — 1500-0100 SEU arrested the following subjects: Michael Arnison, 30, 7/29/77, from 3721 Fuchsia Ct, for Auto theft and receive stol Jason Arnison, 28, 9/14/79, from 3721 Fuchsia Ct, for delay / obstruct officers and Cory Roberson, 23, 10/6/84, from the 700 block of Jeffery St, for a misdemeanor Jerome Chandler, 46, 2/19/61, from the 700 block of Jeffery St, for a suspended lic front plate. Destiny Burton-Gray, 20, 4/27/87, from 3721 Fuchsia, for a misdemeanor warrant. Albino Martinez, 26, 11/27/81, from the 2000 block of Oregon St, for a misdemean (Cited) Richard Capelo, 29, 8/1/78, from California Ave / Chester Ave, for misdemeanor w 1/23/07 — Wednesday — 1200-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: 1 /24/07 — Thursday — 1200-0200 SEU arrested the following subjects: 1 /25/07 — Friday — 0800-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Matthew Vaughn, 43, 2/28/64, from the 4400 block of White Ln, for discharge of a discharge of a firearm within city limits, carry a concealed weapon and carry a loadE public. , 17, 4/26/90, from 900 Chester Ave, for failure to disperse and r sidewalk. Michael Valley, 27, 9/23/80, from Ming / McDonald, for a felony warrant. 1 /26/07 — Saturday — 0800-0300 SEU arrested the following subjects: Christopher Chambers, 28, 11/25/79, from the 100 block of N. Stine Rd, for resisti (PC69), false into to an officer and resisting arrest (PC148(A)(1). Aaron Valenzuela, 19, 4/2/88, from Ming / Hughes, for fail to signal 100', red light � expired registration and no insurance. (Cited) 1 /27/07 — Sunday — 0800-0100 SEU arrested the following subjects: Eduardo Hernandez, 19, 3/27/88, from the 1100 block of Gorrill St, for a misdeme� Moises Martinez, 20, 2/27/87, from MLK / Virginia, for detox. Juan Rosique, 22, 6/22/85, from the 1100 block Gorrill St, for possession of ineth, of ineth, unlicensed driver and stop sign violation. Cristal Martinez, 22, 11/27/85, from MLK / Virginia, for being an unlicensed driver � maintain lighting equipment. Alejandro Ramirez, 26, 3/28/81, from the 700 block of S. Williams St, for being an driver and a defective windshield. Jesus Arellano, 25, 4/26/82, from 7th St / N St, for obstruct / delay officers and pro violation. Robert Line, 40, 8/11/67, from Wilson Rd / Larson, for possession of paraphernali2 1 /28/07 — Monday — 0800-2400 SEU arrested the following subjects: Jose Dominguez, 22, 12/25/85, from Matthew Henson / E. California Ave, for poss than 1 oz of marijuana. Anibal Oregon, 19, 1/5/89, from Matthew Henson, for possession of a dangerous � James James, 23, 9/2/84, from 903 Water St, for a parole hold. Donte Hester, 27, 6/7/80, from 903 Water St, for violation of parole. Brian Brock, 35, 11/14/72, from Real Rd / Stockdale Hwy, for possession of ineth � transport meth and consairacv. and possess drug paraphernalia. Christopher Parker, 18, 2/20/89, from 2712 Norman Ave, for possession of a conl substance for sale, conspiracy, gang participation, violation of a court order and vic registration requirements. Lamon Benford, 18, 10/2/89, from Matthew Henson / E. California, for possession 1 oz of marijuana. (Cited) 1 /29/07 — Tuesday — 1400-2400 SEU arrested the following subjects: Anthony Lozano, 47, 2/8/60, from 311 McDonald Ave, for gang registration violati� Thomas Macias, 33, 6/15/74, from 2324 S J St #A, for a misdemeanor warrant. David Lozano, 27, 9/12/80, from 2324 S J St #A, for possession of PCP for sale, c endangerment, keep residence for narcotic activity, gang participation and violation Orlando Castro, 28, 12/9/79, from 2324 S J St #A, for possession of PCP for sale, gang participation and child endangerment. Ruben Perez, 30, 9/5177, from 2324 S J St #A, for possession of PCP for sale, cor endangerment and gang participation. Christina Montano, 36, 9/15/71, from 2324 S J St #A, for possession of PCP for s� gang participation, child endangerment and maintain residence for narcotic activity. Daniel Lozano, 22, 8/19/85, from 2324 S J St #A, for possession of PCP for sale, c gang participation and child endangerment. Antonio Martinez, 40, 7/5/67, from 2324 S J St #A, for a misdemeanor warrant. Marina Samarripas, 35, 10/11/72, from 2324 S J St #A, for possession of PCP for conspiracy, gang participation, child endangerment and maintain residence for narc 1/30/07 — Wednesday — 0700-1700 SEU assisted SRO's with a truancy sweep. 1/31/07 — Thursdav — 1200-0200 SEU arrested the following subjects: Date: To: From: Subject: BAKERSFIELD POLICE February 4, 2008 MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager W. R. Rector, Chief of Police `J�— GHOST "Graffiti" Statistics for January �� :�,� K� ��c'; � 1/'• 1-� ,�f:�:� , �� .. � RECC� ��D � ' I �`e � 200g - C�T Y �'1AN �� qGFp�� r,� F/CC _�� I have attached the Graffiti Unit statistics for the month of January. Please c� have any questions. I o0 � T � � W }, N �i Vw, W � � Q Z }: c� �% i a�i � o� � o � oa N �li �` � � 2 "� C� � � � c N � � � �•• _ � A � � O � � �L a � L � � �I c� T CO N `/ � N .-. N T `/ � `/ N T � r� `/ � r- N In I M T I T `/ ' `/ � OA 1 _ �/ O O O �/ `/ `/ Paqe 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 11 — FEBRUARY 15, 2008 Resurfacinq/Reconstructinq streets in the followinq areas: Reconstructing streets in the area between So. Laurelglen Boulevard & Gosford Road, south of Westwold Drive (work performed by City Crew). Reconstructing streets in the area between Hollyhock Lane & Ming Avenue, east of Ashe Road (work performed by Annual Contractor). Miscellaneous Streets Division prolects: Continue installing curb and gutters in the area between California Avenue & East Truxtun Avenue, Baker Street to Williams Street (CDBG FUNDED PROJECT). Working on the Mill Creek project. Working on Sewer Project at Fire Station #5 Working on the Aera Park Project. Crack sealing streets in the area between Calloway Drive & Coffee Road, north of Olive Drive. Replacing broken bricks at Centennial Plaza. Working on the median island installation project on Calloway Drive, north of Rosedale Highway. Week of FEBRUARY 11, 2008.Work Schedule Paqe 2 of 2 STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Mondav, Februarv 11, 2008 Streets within the City Limit between So. "H" Street and So. Union Avenue, Wilson Road to Panama Lane. Tuesdav, Februarv 12, 2008 Streets within the City Limit between Lane to Union Avenue Brundage Lane and Ming Avenue, Hughes Area between Ming Avenue and White Lane, Wible Road to So. "H" Street. Between Hughes Lane and So. "H" Street, White Lane to Pacheco Road. Wednesdav, Februarv 13, 2008 Between Stine Road and So. "H" Street, Pacheco Road to Panama Lane. Between 99 Highway and So. Union Avenue, Panama Lane to Berkshire Road. Thursdav, Februarv 14, 2008 Between Ashe Road and New Stine/California Extension, Ming Avenue to Cochran Drive. Between California Extention and Stockdale Highway, New Stine Road to 99 Highway. Between Wible Road and Stine Road, Hosking Road to McKee Road. Fridav, Februarv 15, 2008 Between Allen Road and Old River Road, Stockdale Highway to Ming Avenue. Between Old River Road and Gosford Road, Ming Avenue to White Lane. Between Brundage Lane and E. Belle Terrace, Union Avenue to Cottonwood Road. Between Casa Loma Drive and Watts Drive, Union Avenue to Cottonwood Road. Between Oswell Park Drive and Brundage Lane, Oswell Street to Leeta Street. Between Brundage Lane and Zephyr Lane, Oswell Street to Calle Del Sol. ### Week of FEBRUARY 11, 2008.Work Schedule TO: ' • ►i DATE : � B A K E R S F i E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager Raul Rojas, Public Works Director February 1, 2008 I ; 1 �E�(;L , I Ee s . � �rT- YMANAGEF -_ SUBJECT: RECYCLING FEE OVERPAYMENT REFUND Referral No. 1866 COUNCILMEMBER BENHAM REQUESTED STAFF RESPOND TO A CITIZEf� REGARDNG A REFUND OF AN OVERPAYMENT FOR CURBSIDE RECYCLIP SERVICE. The request for refund of overpayment to account number 21881-71066 for 261 Street has been processed per the written request received today. TO: FROM: DATE: � B A K E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager Raul Rojas, Public Works Director February 1, 2008 _` ' R, , , F�e < � l� M'�NA� SUBJECT: STREET LIGHT AT THELMA & LA MESA Referral No. 18fi9 COUNCILMEMBER BENHAM REQUESTS STAFF TO REPAIR A STREET LIC WAS BLOWN DOWN DURING THE RECENT STORM AT THE NORTHWEST OF THELMA & LA MESA. A new fixture will be installed during the week of February 4, 2008. TO: FROM: SUBJECT: MEMORANDUM CITY ATTORNEY February 7, 2008 HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL . � � VIRGINIA GENNARO, CITY ATTORNEY " ; `, \ MICHAEL RICHARDS, DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEIf��; RESIDENTIAL SOLICITATION REFERRAL NO. 001872 �`.�_ �' �� . I'�` -- '�~t� ::/ . � �qNq�E Councilmember Benham requested Staff provide a response regarding a citiz� requesting an ordinance prohibiting the distribution of unsolicited busines: newsletters, flyers, etc. at residences. The City Attorney's Office sent the attached letter to Councilmember Benham's c in response to her concern. CITY ATTORNEY VIRGINIA GENNARO DFPUTY CITY ATTORNEY Michael Richards Joshua H. Rudnick Robert M. Sherfy ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY Jefferson Billingsley Justin A. Crumley Andrew Whang Mrs. Anne Bowles Kelly 712 Hewiett St. Bakersfield, CA 93309 Dear Mrs. Kelly: . ..._._,�.....w,.. '.� .: �, „�. . �:,. /'; %�l " �n1{, .`'�, a`� a � �'�° - ,�;_; ;� : ��M,� ' # ^�; � �� s'� � _ : ; , �^ui �c.�+ `. bi CITY OF BAKERSFIELD OFFICE OF THE CITYATTORNEY 1501 TRUXTUN AVENUE BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301 TELEPHONE: 661-326-3721 FACSIMILE: 661-852-2020 February 7, 2008 Councilmember Benham asked that our office respond to your letter dated � 2008 regarding a possible anti-solicitation ordinance. Distribution of printed matter to homes is governed by Chapter 8.30 in our Municipal Code. Section 8.30.020 prohibits distribution of unsolicited printed matter t� property unless it +s delivered in accordance with Section 8.30.030. This section states; Distribution of unsolicited printed matter upon residential property is not prohibited by Section 8.30.020 if the printed matter is placed within the outer (screen or storm) door of any residence, enclosed in a transparent plastic sleeve and attached to the handle of such door, or printed matter fastened over the doorknob of such outer door, without knocking or ringing the door bell or if the printed matter is handed to a resident of the property. Nothing contained in Section 8.30.020 shall apply to limited status mail carriers in the discharge of their duties. While many residents are understandably annoyed and bothered by the advertising, pamphlets, brochures and so on that they receive on their doorsteps, the i places limits on what cities can do to address this annoyance through government Numerous court decisions have ruled that the distribution of printed material is prote� right to free speech. Therefore, our ordinance is crafted in a way to try to limit the ann yet avoid legal challenge. Please fe �� , .�. -.�� _�. TO: FROM: MEMORANDUM CITY ATfORNEY February 4, 2008 i REC�i V�C 1 � 1 �� ii�l�� !CI � -- -.� � �ANAV ER'S ��f� HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL' � U'�' � 1 ��' VIRGINIA GENNARO, CITY ATTORNEY _ .� ROBERT M. SHERFY, DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY �.- SUBJECT: TRANSFER OF TAX BASE (0o-186s) Councilmember Couch requested staff look into the feasibility of a property c tax base being transferred to a new property in the event they are displaced freeway alignment and/or eminent domain. California law already provides that under certain conditions a perso transfer the base year value of his or her property to a comparable replac property if the original property has been taken by eminent domain procee acquisition by a public entity, or governmental action resulting in a judgment of ii condemnation (Article XIII A, California Constitution and Revenue and Taxatior § 68). A person who wishes to transfer the base value of his or her property to a property can submit a form (entitled "Claim for Base Year Value Transfer—Acq� by Public Entit�') with appropriate documentation to the Assessor's officE attached). In addition, the claim must be reviewed and approved by the Bc Equalization in Sacramento. BOE-68 (FRONT) REV. 5 (8-07) CLAIM FOR BASE YEAR VALUE TRANSFER - ACQUISITION BY PUBLIC ENTITY (Article Xlll A secfion 2(d), California Constitufion; section 68, Revenue and Taxation Code; Property Tax Rule 462.500) A. REPLACEIAENT PROPERTY COUNTY IN WHICH LOCATED DATE OF PURCHASE PURCHASE PRICE $ PROPERTY ADDRESS (slreet number, straet name, city, state, zip oode) DEED VESTING (names oI owners exactly as they appeared on deed) USE OF PROPERTY (residence, apartment building, store, fado�y, fam�, etc.) B. TAKEN PROPERTY ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER CONSTRUCTION COST ('Aapplica6le) COMPLETION DA $ �_---- - ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER I COUNTY IN WHICH LOCATED PROPERTY ADDRESS (sfreet number, st�eet name, city, stale, zip oode) OEED VESTING (names o1 owners exactly as they appeared on deed) DATE YOU ORIGINALLY ACQUIRED PROPERTY USE OF PROPERTY (residence, apedment building, stae, lactory, /arm, efc.) NAME OF PUBLIC AGENCY AC�UIRING PROPERTY PRICE YOU ORIGINALLY PAID FOR PROPERTY $ DATE OF DISPLACEMENT PURCHASE PRICE PAID (excJud'�ng relocatbn benefits) $ C. DOCUMENTATION Please submit: (1) A copy of the last tax bill you received on the taken property. (2) Documentation from acquiring public agency verifying the price paid and relocation cost paid, if any. (3) A certified copy of one of the following: • Final order of condemnation • Orde� for possession • Recorded deed showing acquisition by a public entity • Judgment of inverse condemnation • Such other document which clearly indicates the name of the acquiring agency, the date condemnation proceedings and the date of possession by the acquiring agency CERTIFICATION I certify (or declare) under penaRy of perjury under the laws of the State ot Califomia that the foregoing and. a!1 information hereon, is frue, correct and complete to the best of my know/edge and belief. SIGNATURE OF CLAIMANT � HOME PHONE NUMSER MAILING ADDRESS DATE DAYTIME PHONE NUMBER � ASSESSOR'S USE ONLY NAME OF COUNTY CONTACT PERSON TELEPHONE NUMBER BOE-68 (BACK) REV. 5 (8-07) GENERAL INFORAAATION Califomia law provides that under certain conditions a person may transfer the base year value of his or hE comparable replacement property if that original property has been taken by eminent domain proceedings, acqui; entity, or govemmental action resulting in a judgment of inverse condemnation. To be considered comparable, a replacement property acquired by a person displaced under one of the three G must be similar in size, utility, and function to the taken property. Replacement property is similar in size if its does not exceed 120 percent of the award or purchase price paid for the property taken. Replacement propE utility and function if it is, or is intended to be, used in the same manner as the property taken. Property is simi function if the property taken and the replacement property fall into the same category: Category A- single fan Category B- commeraal, investment, income, or vacant property; Category C- agricultural property. If replacer not similar in size, function, and utility, the excess portion is considered to have undergone a change in owner subject to reappraisal. The base year vafue of the replacement property will be determined by comparing the award or purchase price p� property with the full cash value of the replacement property: • If this value does not exceed 120 percent of the award or purchase price paid for the taken propert the adjusted base year value of the taken property becomes the replacement property's base year � • If the fult cash value of the replacement property exceeds the 120 percent level, the amount of full cash in excess of 120 percent will be added to the base year value of the taken property. This sum becom base year value of the replacement property. • If the full cash value of the replacement property is less than the base year value of the property take lower value becomes the base year value of the replacement property. • If there is no award or price paid for the property taken (i.e., an exchange), the Assessor must dete the full cash value of both the property taken and the replacement property. Only the owner(s) of the property taken may receive this property tax relief. Owner means the fee owner or life E the real property taken. For replacement property acquired on or after January 1, 1983, a �equest for relief is considered timely if made of one of the %Ilowing dates, whichever is applicable: • The date the final order of condemnation is recorded or the taxpayer vacates the replaced prc whichever is later. • The date of the conveyance or the date the taxpayer vacates the replaced property, whichever is lat� • The date the judgment of inverse condemnation becomes final or the date the taxpayer vacates the re� property, whichever is later. Replacement property is eligible for relief if acquired after March 1, 1975, and on or after the earliest of: • The date the initial written offer is made by the acquiring entity. • The date the acquiring entity takes final action to approve a project leading to the offer. • The date the °Notice of Determination," "Notice of Exemption," or similar notice, as required by the Cali Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), is recorded by the public entity acquiring the taxpayer's propert the public project has been approved. • The date, as declared by the court, that the replaced property was taken. Any new construction required to make the replacement property oomparable to the taken property will be eligible f� tax relief, if the new construction is completed after March 1, 1975, is completed on or after the earliest of the fc above, and a timely claim for relief is filed. Reliei is limited to the date of displacement, which is the earliest of: • The date of conveyance to the acquiring entity or the recording of the final order of condemnation. � B A K E R 5 F I E L D CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM Februa TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager — , �, FROM: Rick Kirkwood, Management Assistan� �_ _ �i�� SUBJECT: 4-Way Stop at Olive and Alderbrook Councii Referral No. 1870 Councilmember Couch requested staff look into the feasibility of a 4-wa signal at the corner of Olive and Alderbrook. Traffic Engineering will schedule this study and should have it completed weeks. Paqe 2 of 2 STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Monday, Februarv 11, 2008 Streets within the City Limit between So. "H" Street and So. Union Aver Wilson Road to Panama Lane. Tuesdav, Februarv 12, 2008 Streets within the City Limit between Brundage Lane and Ming Avenue, Lane to Union Avenue Area between Ming Avenue and White Lane, Wible Road to So. "H" Str� Between Hughes Lane and So. "H" Street, White Lane to Pacheco Roa Wednesdav, February 13, 2008 Between Stine Road and So. "H" Street, Pacheco Road to Panama Lan Between 99 Highway and So. Union Avenue, Panama Lane to Berkshir� Thursdav, February 14, 2008 Between Ashe Road and New Stine/California Extension, Ming Avenue Cochran Drive. Between California Extention and Stockdale Highway, New Stine Road Highway. Between Wible Road and Stine Road, Hosking Road to McKee Road. Fridav, Februarv 15, 2008 Between Allen Road and Old River Road, Stockdale Highway to Ming A Between Old River Road and Gosford Road, Ming Avenue to White Lan Between Brundage Lane and E. Belle Terrace, Union Avenue to Cottorn Between Casa Loma Drive and Watts Drive, Union Avenue to Cottonwo Between Oswell Park Drive and Brundage Lane, Oswell Street to Leeta