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Home My WebLink About06/20/2008� B A K E R S F I E L D Ciiy Manager's Office Memoranduxn TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager �� /l�- SUBJECT: Generallnformation 1. The Finance Director has provided a sales tax update for the first three mon� the enclosed memo. Sales taxes are down 1.67% comparing the most r� with the same quarter last year, and down 4.92% comparing the mos quarters with the prior four quarters. This is the sixth quarter in a row wh revenues have shown a negative trend compared to prior year figures. We current year (FY 2007-08) revenue estimates downward by $4.4 million to a� downward trend. We believe this adjustment is still adequate and no addi reductions are necessary at this time. 2. One of the programs under Proposition 1 B, approved by California voters ir Highway-Railroad Crossing Safety Account Program. Prop 1 B proposed $ funding for this program and identified the California Transportation Comrr as the agency responsible for implementation of this program. In response request for project nominations, the TRIP program submitted an applicatic this week for the proposed separation of grade at the SR-58/Rosedale High of the San Joaquin Valley Railroad (at Landco Drive). In addition, the Cc submitted applications for the separation of grade at the Hageman Road/All 7tn Standard Road crossings of the BNSF Railroad. 3. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released the Final Environmental report for an emergency deviation from normal water levels at Isabella D� The deviation is to limit storage behind the dam to a safe and acceptable le time a permanent solution to the seepage, seismic and maximum flc concerns are addressed. The conclusions were that the restricted lak expected to last through the year 2015, would not have a significant effec vegetation, recreation, socioeconomics, air quality, or fisheries. City com draft report centered on continuing a compressed time frame to complete dam as fast as oossible to restore the full caqacitv of the lake for flood cont Honorable Mayor and City Councii June 20, 2008 Page 2 area retaii shops and services remain open. A press release is enclos details. 5. We have confirmation that the Detailed Plan for the Quiet Zone was de Federal Railroad Administraiion this morning. 6. Not surprising in this market but the group we were negotiating the sale oi with is not willing to move to the next step with the terms we felt we ne� Some day the market will be right — but not for a while! 7. The Movies in the Park series on Wednesday nights at the Park at R growing in popularity. On June 18th, we estimate there were 800-9 attendance. The next two Wednesday nights will conclude the six sponsored by Barber Honda and operated by Recreation and Parks staff. 8. Beale Park Band concerts continue on Sunday nights with local dance starting at 7:30 p.m. and the Bakersfield Municipal Band playing at 8:00 p will be the 100 year celebration of Beale Park and the final performance f series this summer. 9. Rich O'Neil and Bill Cooper, of the Kern River Parkway Foundation, will be of the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) 2008 Voluntary S noted in the enclosed letter. This award will be presented at the NRPA October in Baltimore, MD. Only one of these awards is presented annually. were selected for their outstanding, long-term commitment to the Kern F development and continued improvements. 10. The Special Enforcement Unit's Gang Violence Report for May 2008 is encl 11. The Recreation & Parks May 2008 report is enclosed. 12. Responses to questions from the June 9th budget presentations are enclose 13. The Streets Division work schedule for the week of June 23`d is enclosed. 14. Responses to Council requests are enclosed, as follows: Vice-Mavor Hanson nL_ � �:._ .. .. ,...a,.... 4 MEMORANDUM TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager FROM: Nelson K. Smith, Finance Director �� DATE: June 18, 2008 SUBJECT: Sa1es Tax Update I received the most recent quarterly sales tax data this morning. This quarter reflects i and sales during the first three months of 2008 ( Jan/Feb/March 2008 ). The quarterl3 trend information is as follows: Comparing the most recent quarter with the same quarter last year — down 1.6 Comparing the most recent four quarters with the prior four quarters — down 4 This is the sixth quarter in a row where sales tax revenues have shown a negative tre to prior year figures. As part of our budget plan for 2008-09 we had revised our current yeaz (2007 estimates downward by $4,400,000 to account for the downward trend in sales taxes, this adjustment in our budget process is still adequate and no additional budget rE necessary at this time. As you know, we did build a modest 1% growth rate in our sales tax estimates for budget. We will continue to monitor the quarterly sales tax activity and keep you ini data becomes available. Attachments cc: John W. Stinson City of Bakersfield *** Sales Tax - Quarterly Reporting Comparison *** 2�06-07 and 2007-08 Net Reported (Apr-Jun) Triple Fiip Cumulative Net Reported (Jul-Sept) Triple Flip Cumulative Net Reported (Oct-Dec) Triple Flip Cumulative Net Reported (Jan-Mar) Triple Flip Sales Tax as Reported by State 2006-07 2007-08 Quarter Ye 12,376,715 4,165, 312 16, 542, 027 12,663,425 4,261,082 33,466,534 12,172, 897 4,096,281 49,735,712 12,191,901 4,105, 868 * 16, 297, 769 11,005,282 3,706,922 * 31,009,973 11,810,454 3,980,160 * 46, 800, 587 11,276,371 11,088,088 3, 804, 640 3, 741, 526 * Cumulative 64,816,723 61,630,201 -1.48% -13.07% -2.94% -1.67% Thomas Roads Improvement Program 900 Truxtun Avenue, Suite 200, Bakersfield, California 93301 Telephone: (661) 326-3700 � Fax: (661) 852-2195 For Immediate Release June 21, 2008 Contact: Janet Wheeler 661 /326-3491 Public Safety Advisory SR 178/Fairfax Road Interchange Project With the third phase of construction underway and new traffic detours in place at t Route (SR) 178/Fairfax Road Interchange project, the Thomas Roads Improvement (TRIP) would like to remind the public to stay alert and follow traffic signs and saf practices while in the area. Fairfax Road, from SR 178 south is now open. But the road is closed to all ver pedestrian traffic from SR 178 north to Auburn Street for approximately nine months. A shops and services remain open and may be accessed from the freeway by exiting Oswell Street or Morning Drive. The public is further advised that there are no p� crossings allowed within the construction zone at any time. Eastbound and westbound traffic has been moved onto the new ramps to keep the open during construction; however, motorists should remain alert to changing condit give their full attention to the task of driving. Drivers should reduce speed, avoid tailga watch for construction personnel and vehicles entering or exiting the highway. Detours, restricted access, and the posted 45 mph speed limit are in place to help er public's safety. Highway construction zones pose numerous hazards that may still bE after daily construction operations have ceased, which is why the public is prohibi entering the site. Current construction and detour information is available on the TRIP we www.bakersfieldfreewavs.us. For additional project information, contact Janet Wheelei 326-3491. t`iANOp � p, 9 `��' � �'P1 • • �; � i^, ; � a� ..U`b `^�\� .� National Recreation and Park Association June 10, 2008 22377 Belmont R�dge Road Ashburn, VA 20148-4501 703.858.0784 Fax 703.858.0794 www.nrpa.org Dianne Hoover Bakersfield Recreation and Parks 1600 Truxtun Ave. bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Dianne Hoover, I am pleased to inform you that your candidate, Rich O'Neil & Bill Cooper has been declared the recipient of the National Recreation and Park Association's (NRPA) 20C Voluntary Service. NRPA National Awards are presented annually to a select group of people who exemplify the very best in parks and recreation. We thank you for helping us to recognize this outstanding individual. The National Awards Ceremony will take place at our arulual Congress & Exposition Opening General Session in Baltimore, Maryland on October 15, 2008. All National Award winners will be honored live onstage in front of 3,000 people from the parks a recreation community. We hope that you and your candidate can attend this event. As the nominator, we invite you to notify your nominee personally about winning thi� award. In addition, NRPA will send a formal notification letter in the near future as � as a Recipient Packet of information and information requests (so that we may prepar the recipient's recognition). Should you have any questions, please contact Marianne O'Riley, NRPA Award Programs Manager, at (703) 858-2190 or moriley(a��rpa.org. Thank you for all your efforts in making tne V oiuntary Service a reality for your nominee. Sincerely, Dina Trunzo . �l� i � n�llll��,, �_ '�� .. . Date: To: From: Subject: BAKERSFIELD POLICE June 18, 2008 MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager W. R. Rector, Chief of Police �(`` Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report ,_ � ��KERS ��.. i:,� ,�c�"�. � f'�L1 z �`�; y��: V:. . �� ,�� D,_ `�� r � , ��4g '�aMA��e �,�;:, � �� I have enclosed the Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for May, 2008. call if you have any questions. WRR/vrf Bakersfield Police Department Gang Unit Monthly Report - May 2008 The following is a compilation of the performance of the Gang Unit and significant investigations for May 2008. 65 47 11 27 117 17 Felony Arrests Misdemeanor Arrests Felony Warrant Arrests Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Hours In Training Guns Seized 289 I FI's ., .� : . .. .. Citations Probation and Parole Searches Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections Supplemental Reports General Offense Reports 18 Vehicle F 372 Patrol C� 2 Search V 8 3 9 12 10 6 2008 Shc 2007 Shc 2006 Shc 2005 Shc 2004 Shc 2003 Shc � 355 Felony Arrests 243 � Misdemeanor Arrests 54 Felony Warrant Arrests � 2� Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Year to Date Statistics January - May 2008 2231 FI's 248 Citations 2277 Probation and Parole Searches 2011 Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections 76 Vehicle f 1366 Patrol C� 22 Search � 23 2008 Sh� 25 2007 Sh� GANG UNIT DAILY ACTIVITY 5/1 /08 — Thursday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Marco Wooten, 31, 2/22/77, from 4th St / Chester Ave, for possession of marijuan 5/2/08 — Friday — 0800-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jose Hernandez, 39, 7/5/68, from 1701 Brundage Ln, for public intoxication. Robert Roberts, 42, 11/22/65, from the 800 block of S. Williams, for possession substance, possession of paraphernalia and misdemeanor vandalism. Ryheem Ball, 28, 9/4/79, from the 1900 block of H St, for a misdemeanor warrant. Patrick Harris, 24, 12/26/83, from 1721 De Wolf St, for felon in possession of a fir� possess ammo and gang participation. Deandrey Thompson, 26, 12/15/81, from E 10th St / Fargo St, for a misdemeanoi (Cited) Amanda Rodriguez, 18, 5/29/89, from Truxtun / D St, for speeding. (Cited) Billy Frazier, 25, 6/19/82, from the 800 block of S. Williams St, for driver possess i impede roadway. (Cited) Wiltie Roberts, 35, 10/17/72, from the 800 block of S. Williams St, for possession (Cited) 5/3/08 — Saturday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Maria Holquin, 27, 5/27/80, from 105 Real Rd #B, for possession of forged docurr personation and possession of stolen property. Jesse Carrasco, 31, 4/14/76, from 105 Real Rd #B, for a felony warrant. Miguel Galvez, 27, 4/24/81, from 19th St / G St, for public intoxication. Fermin Flores, 21, 9/25/86, from California Ave / Eve St, for a suspended license Daniel Sanchez, 23, 7/29/84, from California Ave / Oleander, for a suspended licen seatbelt, no insurance and no brake lamps. (Cited) 5/5/08 — Monday — The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 5/6/08 — Tuesday — 1500-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: William Hall, 23, 1/28/85, from 805 S. Haley St, for violation of parole. Chezarea Cromwell, 25, 5/24/82, from the 800 block of S. Haley, for a felony warr� 5/7/08 — Wednesday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Alberto Rosales, 30, 3/24/78, from EI Toro / Ming Ave, for felon in possession of fii possession of ineth for sale, possession of a controlled substance while armed, felc possession, a suspended license and expired registration. GUNS SEIZED: 08-103823, Serial: EA00567, European American Armory, Semi-auto pistol, .4� Toro / Ming Ave 08-103902, Serial: 117-36674, Ruger, rifle, .22 caliber, from S P St / Terrace Wy 08-103902, Serial: A4538219, Harrinton & Richardson, .20 ga shotgun, from S Terrace Wy 5/8/08 — Thursday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Quinton James, 22, 12/3/85, from the 2700 block of Brundage, for false info and narcotic paraphernalia. Nicholas Brimage, 28, 6/26/79, from the 2700 block of Brundage, for DUI - drugs < straddling. Katonya Fisher, 19, 6/15/88, from 7th St / Chester Ave, for amplifed music and no violation. (Cited) 5/10/08 - Saturday - 0800-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the foilowing subjects: Kevin Vaughn, 27, 2/14/81, from Golden State Hwy / M St, for Assault on an officE delay, attempted destruction of evidence, violation of parole and inoperable tail lam Daniel Martinez, 19, 5/22/88, from the 1000 block Miller St, for robbery - knife and Miguel Vela, 22, 3/25/8fi, from the 1000 block of Miller St, for detox. Arthur Leyba, 30, 6/17/77, from Niles / Brown, for a felony warrant. Jesus Zasueta, 27, 4/27/81, from 9009 Ellashosh St, for felon in possession of a in possession of ammo, conspiracy, burglary and receive stolen property. Alberto Sanchez, 33, 10/16/74, from 9009 Ellashosh St, for receive stolen propert Matthew Luna, 23, 11/27/84, from 710 Brundage Ln #25, for assault with a deadly firearm, conspiracy, and gang participation. Miguel Segura, 24, 1/26/83, from the 300 block of Hayes St, for carry a concealed possess a loaded firearm in public, gang participation, non-registered loaded fireari member possess a loaded firearm and conspiracy. Enrique Robles, 24, 11/29/83, from the 300 block of Hayes St, for carry a conceal� possess a loaded firearm in public, gang participation, non-registered loaded fireari member possess a loaded firearm and conspiracy. Juan Navarro, 28, 2/17/80, from the 300 block of Hayes St, for possession of a lo� possession of a loaded firearm in public, firearm in vehicle, concealed firearm, non� firearm, and gang participation. Dominic King, 34, 5/16/73, from 1414 E. California Ave, for public intoxication. Tommy Davidson, 42, 1/29/66, from the 10 block of S. Owens, for a misdemeanoi (Cited) Fidel Martinez, 24, 12/6/83, from 20 Augusta St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cite Adam Maya, 24, 3/25/83, from the 400 block of Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, for a m warrant. (Cited) GUNS SEIZED: 08-105975, Serial: 20-20787, Ruger, .22 caliber revolver, from the 300 block oi Alfonso Dock, 22, 3/23/86, from MLK / E. California Ave, for felon possess a fireari member CCW - firearm, gang participation, gang member possess a loaded firearrr registered loaded firearm and felon possess ammo. Michael Saenz, 20, 2/7/88, from the 1000 block of S. Williams, for a felony warrant, Francisco Castro, 20, 7/1/87, from 1026 S. Williams for felon in possession of a fir possession of a sawed off shotgun, gang registration violation and possession of p� Angel Quair, 29, 11/22/78, from the 2000 block of Oregon St, for a felony warrant. Ralph Trejo, 27, 11/1/80, from the 1100 block of 4th St, for possession of a meth p. GUNS SEIZED: 08-106896, Serial: 0178465, RG Industries, .38 caliber revolver from 822 S. Hal 08-107301, Serial: 215490, New England Arms, .410 caliber shotgun from 102E #B 5/12/08 — Monday — 0800-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Adam Oney, 24, 7/8/83, from 720 Terrace, for possession of a firearm in violation c gang member possess a loaded firearm, possession of a non-registered firearm, ok officers and gang participation. 16, 9/26/91, from 3414 Horne St, for illegal possession of a fire stolen property and gang participation. Kenneth Duhon, 43, 8/23/64, from 731 V St, for possession of ineth for sales. Antonia Ramos, 29, 8/1/78, from the 300 block of L St, for a misdemeanor warranl Kerry Hastings, 22, 3/5/86, from California Ave / Union Ave, for violation of parole. Ebony Nichols, 28, 4/24/86, from California Ave / Union Ave, for a felony warrant. Deon Williams, 23, 10/6/84, from the 400 block of Union Ave, for driving without a failure to signal. (Cited) Devell Womack, 19, 6/29/88, from the 300 block of 8th St, for a misdemeanor wari GUNS SEIZED: 5/13/08 — Tuesday —1500-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Dan Wailace, 21, 9/10/86, from 3913 Oregon St #D, for a felony warrant. 16, 7/27/91, from 115 Northrup St, for fighting in public. Donte Crawford, 28, 12/12/79, from 3913 Oregon ST #D, for accessory and false i , 16, 2/27/92, from the 1000 block of Pacheco Rd, for being an unlicen� insurance and no front plate. (Cited) 5/14/08 — Wednesday —1400-2400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Ryan Blackmon, 23, 9/19184, from Shellmacher Ave / E Planz Rd, for a misdemea 5/15/08 — Thursday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Edward Thompson, 31, 10/12/76, from the 1100 block of Mathew Henson Dr, for � cocaine base for sale, delay / obstruct officers and gang participation. Kevin McMahan, 18, 11/8/89, from California / Pershing, for ADW - firearm and ga participation. Devon Jackson, 25, 7/31/82, from the 1100 block of Mathew Henson Dr, for battei officer and parole hold. 5/16/08 — Friday — 0800-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: , 13, 7/17/94, from the 200 block of Augusta, for robbery, conspirac th reats. _ 16, 1/11/92, from the 200 block of Augusta, for robber with a gun, and criminal threats. Marcus Johnson, 22, 7/26/85, from E. California Ave / Miller St, for detox. Sherell Robertson, 22, 2/15/86, from 1200 38th St, for public intoxication. Franklin Norwood, 57, 4/13/51, from 2311 Cottonwood Rd, for uniawful gambling. , 16, 7/6/91, from the 5200 block of Monitor St, for a felony warr2 Francisco Ayala, 26, 5/11/82, from the 2000 block of Oregon St, for possession of sale, possession of paraphernalia and conspiracy. Jennie Saldivar, 45, 11/15/62, from the 2000 block of Oregon St, for possession sale, possession of paraphernalia and conspiracy. Richard Hidalgo, 40, 2/23/68, from the 500 block of S P St, for possession of hero possession of paraphernalia and false info to an officer. Terrell Bishop, 22, 1/1fi/86, from the 1500 block of Lotus Ln, for CCW - firearm, C� firearm in vehicle, felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammo, g� possess a firearm gang member in possession of a loaded firearm, possession of � property, conspiracy and gang participation. Tyrone Foreman, 29, 9/2/78, from the 1500 block of Lotus Ln, for CCW - firearm, t firearm in vehicle, felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammo, g� possess a firearm gang member in possession of a loaded firearm, possession of � property, conspiracy, commit crime while on bail and gang participation. Sandra Vallejo, 21, 6/13/86, from Alturas / Columbus, for being an unlicensed driv registration and no proof of insurance. (Cited) Ryan Hill, 28, 2/9/80, from the 3900 block of E. Brundage, for no plates, expired ta insurance. (Cited) Ricardo Huerta, 18, 4/28/90, from 2311 Cottonwood Rd, for unlawful gambling. (C Deborah Hidalgo, 46, 6/1/81, from Belle Terrace / S P St, for a misdemeanor warr Luvell Blinks, 25, 1/11/83, from the 900 block of Martin Luther King, for reckless Jose Gutierrez, 20, 1/5/88, from the 5200 block of Monterey St, for being an unlicE and a cracked windshield. (Cited) 5/18/08 — Sunday — 0800-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Ryan Graham, 19, 3/25/88, from 308 S H St, for spousal abuse. 5/20/08 — Tuesday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Dontrel Jackson, 18, 8/10/89, from 2700 White Ln, for contributing to the deliqinc} Brandon Burns, 21, 6/13/86, from 2700 White Ln, for violation of parole. 5/21 /08 — Wednesday — 0800-1800 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 5/22/08 — Thursday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Enrique Reyes, 24, 6/29/83, from 499 Pacheco Rd, for possession of marijuana ai arrest. Gabriel Vasquez, 19, 6/15/88, from 1022 Smith St, for ADW - firearm, gang partici in possession of a firearm, possession of a loaded firearm by a gang member and � loaded firearm in public. Charles Briggs, 33, 1/29/75, from Monterey St / Inyo St, for misdemeanor warrant GUN SEIZED: 08-116184, Serial: BR40724V, Berretta, .25 caliber semi-auto handgun, 1013 5/23/08 — Friday — 0800-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Vernon Curry, 27, 12/27/80, from 1008 Watts Dr, for obstruct / resist officers, resi: officer and public intoxication. Trayvon Nichols, 20, 5/12/87, from Mt Vernon / California Ave, for driving on a su license, failure to maintain lighting and no insurance. Peter Palomo, 23, 2/11/85, from the 500 block of Southgate Dr, for public intoxica� Joseph Mayes, 26, 6/13/81, from the 500 block of Southgate Dr, for a felony warr� Phillip Tyrone, 33, 5/5/75, from White Ln / Monitor St, for possession of narcotic c prescription and no front plate. Dontrell James, 29, 4/29/79, from 502 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, for violation of � 5/24/08 - Saturday - 0800-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the foilowing subjects: Willie Wallace, 53, 11/9/54, from 1008 Watts Dr, for criminal threats. Devin Bell, 19, 9/28/88, from 1008 Watts Dr, for public intoxication. Kenneth Casteel, 35, 7/10/77, from 20th St / H St, for a misdemeanor warrant. Willie Roberts, 25, 10/17/87, from 20th St / H St, for a misdmeanor warrant. Michael Garcia, 23, 1/7/85, from the 2000 block of White Ln, for a suspended licer insurance and failure to maintain lights. Donta Allen, 20, 1/16/88, from the 100 block of S. H St, for a felony warrant. Donte Davis, 20, 9/18/87, from 1019 P St, for violation of parole. Michael Jones, 21, 12/25/86, from 1019 P St, for violation of parole. Jared Roberts, 19, 2/22/89, from the 1900 block of H St, for gang member CCW - CCW in public, non-registered firearm, possession of a firearm in a vehicle and gar participation. Jerry Reagor, 28, 5/27/79, from 19th St / H St, for resisting / obstructing officers ai nuisance. Jasper Bagsby, 21, 4/21/87, from the 1100 block of 8th, for being an unlicensed sign violation. (Cited) Jeremy Johnson, 20, 5/26/88, from the 1900 block H St, for urina#ing in public. (C Deontray Thomas, 22, 10/25/85, from the 100 block of St H St, for failure to maint equipment. (Cited) Kenneth West, 42, 12/25/65, from S. P St / Townsley, for a suspended license, e� registration, no front plate and no insurance. (Cited) GUNS SEIZED: 08-117707, Serial: FCJ936, Glock, .40 caliber, from 1616 Hampton Park 08-118089, Seriaf: P1229339, Inter Arms, 9mm semi-auto, from 19th / M St _ 17, 9/15/90, from Pacific St / Beale Ave, for maintain lighting equi unlicensed driver and no insurance. (Cited) 5/26/08 — Monday —1500-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Luis Martinez, 21, 10/19/86, from Potomac / Washington, for violation of parole. Noe Robles, 27, 5/26/81, from Potomac / Washington, for a suspended license, st violation and no insurance. (Cited) GUN SEIZED: 08-119284, Serial: P653816, Mossberg, 12 gauge shotgun, from Potomac / W� 5/27/08 — Tuesday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Daniel Hernandez, 25, 12/2/82, from S. Chester / Wilson, for violation of parole. Abrand Bravo, 26, 5/4/82, from 1208 E. 18th St, for murder. , 16, 8/3/91, from 2701 Ming Ave, for assault on an officer, posses: vandalism tools, resisting / delaying officers. Nicole Escalera, 29, 3/16/79, from the 600 block of L St, for a misdemeanor warr� �regory Daniels, 24, 3/29/84, from the 1000 block of Cottonwood Rd, for posses: than 1 oz of marijuana. (Cited) 5/28/08 — Wednesday — 1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Miguel Buenrostro, 23, 8/16/84, from Oregon St / Mt Vernon, for possession of rr transportation of ineth. 5/29/08 — Th u rsday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Lester Clark, 21, 6/6/86, from the 400 block of V St, for failure to register and a vic parole warrant. 5/30108 — Friday — 0800-0300 Marcos Flores, 32, 6/15/75, from 702 S. Williams, for possession of ineth, destruc1 evidence and false name. Daniel Patino, 20, 1/1/88, from 700 S. Williams, for public intoxication. Robert Banks, 21, 7/18/86, from Pacheco / S H St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (C GUNS SEIZED: 08-122821, Serial: A879496, Smith and Wesson, 9mm, semi-auto pistol from 5/31 /08 - Saturday - 0800-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jose Ochoa, 31, 1/24/77, from 515 Southgate Dr, for possession of ineth and pos: paraphernalia. Joseph Ramirez, 20, 5/9/87, from 515 Southgate Dr, for violation of parole. Joseph Herrera, 48, 1/15/60, from 515 Southgate Dr, for possession of ineth and � paraphernalia. Merry Martinez, 51, 6/22/56, from 515 Southgate Dr, for possession of ineth and � paraphernalia. Homer Ochoa, 44, 8/16/63, from Pacheco / S Union Ave, for public intoxication. Robert Johnson, 25, 9/17/82, from the 1700 block of 19th St, for public intoxicatio Joseph Wilkerson, 21, 5/23/87, from the 1700 block of 18th St / Alley, for public Raymond Temple, 45, 3/19/63, from 20th St / H St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (C Sabrina Knox, 24, 12/2/83, from 20th St / H St, for misdemeanor warrants. (Cited) Adam Davis, 23, 5/21/84, from 20th St / H St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) GUNS SEIZED: 08-115498, Serial: N808821, Winchester, .12 caliber shotgun, from 229 Whitlo � B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks �� -� .. Date: June 11, 2008 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: Diann oover, Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: 2008 May Report ! � <.,�,1�� C_`_ • � - ' T-�. . � �-�-�._ --� . . ,� ti•: � :; _ ADMINISTRATION: . . . . . . . . . . Aera Park bid document responsibilities being finalized. Mesa Marin Park notice to proceed on design phase of project providE May 30, 2008. Saunders Multi Use Facility grand opening celebration held May 8, 20 The event showcased various groups such as the CSUB Women's Basketball team, the Rolling Chariots, and the Bakersfield Rollergirls. City is providing project design assistance to County of Kern for wet playground at Casa Loma Park. City and engineer met in May to develop formal development agreem� for Linell and Brahma Park. Planning process currently consists of 23 active projects, 3 new applications, and 25 projects on hold. Inspection process accepted two tracts into a 1 year maintenance per Movies in the Park began May 28th at The Park at River Walk. This e� was attended by approximately 150 people. There were 10 special events in city parks throughout the month, with approximately 8,900 guests attending. Park reservations totaled 244 with 32,869 estimated guests. AQUATICS: • High school swim team and dive practice continued at McMurtrey, Jefferson, and Silver Creek pool through mid-May. • The CI F Division I I Swimming & Diving Championships were held at McMurtrey Aquatic Center on May 5— 6, 2008. Thirty-six schools rc�r�rocontori � tntol nf'2S2 rlivorc anrl �7Q c�Nimmarc 2008 May Report Recreation & Parks Page 2 ATHLETICS: • The 19 divisions in the Spring Adult Softball League completed leaguE play in May. First place teams were awarded trophies and champion: t-shirts. Second place teams received a trophy. All trophies were sponsored by Kern Trophy. • The Manager's meeting for Summer Adult Softball League was held � 22. To date there are 131 teams enrolled. • The League of Dreams adaptive T-Ball program ended the season on 4th with a trophy awards ceremony and BBQ for all 85 participants anc their families. • Six individuals continued to participate in the adaptive tennis program • Twelve children and their parents participated in the Pee Wee sports program. • T-Ball League began with a parent meeting May 22"d and a clinic Ma� 31 St. College baseball players volunteered to work with the children a did a wonderful job. Leagues Play will begin June 7th, with 125 childr+ enrolled. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. CENTER • Overall attendance for the month of May, 2008 was 3,381. • A luncheon was held on May 29th for parents and participants of Community Garden — Garden Masters. The luncheon showcased foc grown from the garden and a presentation on how the garden was b� • Four children graduated from the Build-A-Bike program and were abl� take their bikes and helmets home. • In-service training was held on May 31 St for staff members of Camp k We were pleased to welcome back several returning staff. SILVER CREEK COMMUNITY CENTER • The facility and park area was rented 31 times with approximately 2,� guests. • After school program ended May 28'" with the annual year-end party, • The KidFit event was held at Silver Creek Park on May 18, 2008. It included a bike criterium with four categories: men, women, citizen, � _ 1_ _ 1 J 2008 May Report Recreation & Parks Page 3 PARKS DIVISION • Completed installation of netting system, basketball and soccer goals at Saunder's Multi-Sport facility. • Received 4 bids for May 20, 2008 bid opening for the Beach Park Skate Park improvement project. • Tree section personnel completed tree removals and stump grinding for Stockdale/Jenkins re-plant project. • Installed 15 brass plaques at San Miguel Grove for the Tree Foundation of Kern "Open House at the Grove" event. • Followed-up on walkway renovation at Stiern Park. • Provided set-up and clean-up services for Employee Appreciation Breakfast. • Began work on Beach Park irrigation well system. • Renovated the irrigation system at Gosford Rd./White Ln shrubs and groundcover. • Completed renovation of Patriots Park softball fields. • Plantings: 0 1,954 1 gallon Groundcover 0 184 5 gallon Shrubs o - 24" box Trees 0 45 15 gallon Trees Trimmings: o Trimmed: 32 o Clearance: o Removals: o Fallen Limbs o Stumps Ground: o Loads to Woodwaste: 189 62 13 33 57 • Estimated monthly vandalism costs: $3,200 • Total service requests received: 208 • Completed tickets by craft worker section: 378 and planted new "We create a quality community through people, parks and programs." � B A I� E R S F I E L D llepartment of Recreation and Parks Date: June 19, 2008 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager n / , -�✓ From: Diarffi��odver, Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: Mesa Marin Sports Complex Referral # 01 Councilmember Weir requested an update on the progress of the Mesa Marir Sports Complex project. Mesa Marin Sports Complex — Located on Highway 178 just west of Kern Canyon Road, the 20 acre site has been mostly cleared of the old improvemE The construction plan development phase of the project is underway. Phase construction is slated to begin this fall and completed on time for play in sumi 2009. Phase 1 improvements will include a parking lot, four softball diamond central support building with restrooms, concession area and a storage/mechanical room. Phase 1 of the project was funded with $3,279,560 in the capital improvemer program. The funding includes $1,650,000 from the Proposition 40 grant, $629,560 from Zone 3 Park Improvement funds and $1,000,000 of Capital O funds. Phase II construction includes a skate park, wet playground, children's playground, restroom building and larger support building to facilitate an anticipated 20 acre soccer field expansion. Phase III construction includes a soccer complex on an adjacent parcel of la� � B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: June 19, 2008 To: Alan Ta dy, City Manager From: Dia� R��ve ,r Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: Department budget presentation. Referral # 02 Councilmember Weir requested an analysis of park fees; also what project� funded and how much has been collected. A majority of the developing lands in Ward 3 are encompassed by the Specii Parks and Trails Plan for Northeast Bakersfield, approved by City Council on October 22, 2003. A copy of Map 1 from the document is attached for referE Note: Park improvement fees are collected at the building permit stage of development. These fees are collected and then reimbursed to developers c the actual park improvements are accepted in-lieu of these fees. A combina of both options may occur, depending on the terms of the agreement. Several projects are in different phases of development in Ward 3. Many rel developer agreements and a few are provided by the city through the formal process. They include the following: Park Improvement Fund Proiects Park Development 'ti be collected from future building permit fees because the actual park improvements will fulfill that requirement in-lieu of the fee. • The 3.5 acre park is complete and open to the public as of June 2008. City in the Hills Park West • This 10 acre future park will be located on City Hills Drive at Canteria Drive. • Secured for development under improvement agreement #06-366. • Value of agreement is $1,789,496. •$200,000 of Zone 3 Park Improvement Funds have been budgeted towards this project. The $200,000 budget is a staff estimate of the amount of park fees collected through the building permit process that be reimbursed to the developer upon completion of the park. Once thE park is completed, the actual fees paid will be reimbursed to the developer. The remaining value of the agreement will not be collected from future building permit fees because the actual park improvement� fulfill that requirement in-lieu of the fee. • Construction is triggered to begin with the issuance of the 200th buildin permit for Vesting Tentative Tract 6406. Approximately 158 permits h� been issued to date. • The developer has rough graded the site and some improvements of a water feature are in place. The developer is responsible for all park improvements, according to the agreement. City in the Hills Park East • This 11 acre future park will be located on City Hills Drive south of Panorama Drive. • Secured for development under improvement agreement #06-365. • Value of agreement is $2,100,114. •$200,000 of Zone 3 Park Improvement Funds have been budgeted tov this project. The $200,000 budget is a staff estimate of the amount of fees collected through the building permit process that will be reimbur� to the developer upon completion of the park. Once the park is completed, the actual fees paid will be reimbursed to the developer. T remaining value of the agreement will not be collected from future builc permit fees because the actual park improvements will fulfill that requirement in-lieu of the fee. • Construction is triggered to begin with the issuance of the 200t" buildin permit for Vesting Tentative Tract 6498. 115 permits have been issuE date. Park Acquisition Paladino Park • Located on Paladino Drive approximately �/4 mile east of Morning DrivE the future 25-30 acre site is in the land acquisition phase. • The city currently owns 20 acres and will acquire additional lands adja� to the 20 acres as agreements are triggered or lands subdivide. • An additional .31 acres of land has been secured for purchase under acquisition agreement #07-345. •$18,600 of Zone 3 Park Acquisition Funds has been budgeted toward project. Acquisition is triggered prior to the recordation of the final Tra� Map for Vesting Tentative Tract 6426. Development of the tract is in tr early stages. Grand Canyon Park • The park, staging area and trail are located north of Paladino Drive an� east of Masterson Street. • Purchase and dedication of the future 10 acre park, 1 acre staging are and 2 acres of trail are complete. • The land conveyance was secured by Acquisition Agreement #07-413 • $547,200 of Zone 3 Park Acquisition Funds were used to purchase th property in March 2008. Sassafras Park • The future park is located north of Paladino Drive and east of Valley L� • Purchase and dedication of the future 3 acre minimum park is in escro • The land conveyance was secured by Acquisition Agreement #06-203 •$94,000 of Zone 3 Park Acquisition Funds has been budgeted for this project. Park Acquisition and Development Rivers Edge Park • The future park will be located east of Alfred Harrell Highway and nortf Old Walker Pass Road. • Secured for acquisition and development under Acquisition and Development Agreement #07-346. • Value of development agreement is $274,448. The development aqreement is for the dedication of eiaht acres, and the develoaer will b `� , �► Grant or Other Fund Proiects Mesa Marin Sports Complex — Located on Highway 178 just west of Kern Canyon Road, the 20 acre site has been mostly cleared of the old improvemE The construction plan development phase of the project is underway. Phase construction is slated to begin this fall and be completed in time for play in summer of 2009. Phase 1 improvements should include 4 diamonds, a centr support building and parking lot. Kern River Upland and River Edge Restoration Project — Located on the south bank of the Kern River between Golden State Highway and Chester Avenue, the 10 acre linear project will enhance public access to the area for observation of native plants and animals within a natural habitat setting. The project is grant funded under Proposition 50 in the amount of $1,422,700 witr $375,800 match by the City for a total project cost of $1,798,500. Staff is in ' process of securing a consultant to begin design. Scheduled project complet is August 2010. Attachment: Specific parks and Trails Plan for Northeast Bakersfield, Map 1 � ' � . � ��: � .. V � ,,.. w � .. + � .�. � ��' �� + � w.. , � � � � y ..� � ,, �. �� fi w � '� � ♦ � ♦ , ' �► � .� !r: ' � ` ` , � M •- :��_. � .� , i�M�NN��• � e � � • � � � • O • � � �� : V • e 9 • 0 W t p a � m . s 1; � (��" °`��, ; ' �' � � - . .• - "� �� 1 _ `' ` ; r� � �� '� .. �•..•,. ., � ,.�. � • �� ...••• ..• . • • •••-•- �a �'� -�• . 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I�• � � ` � � � �O � ea' � t m � � � � � �& �`,�� ; c G� m �v � - ---� y y � � � O a� � � � 2 �� N � � � . � : � �. � l , l , �t i � � � _ __ � . : . � � . . i {� �� w •'` � �.____ ❑ . � B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: June 19, 2008 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: Dianr� FFOOVer D r� ector of Recreation & Parks Subject: Adaptive Programs Referral # 03 Councilmember Couch and Councilmember Benham requested more informc about the "adaptive programs" that are being developed. The Recreation and Parks Department offers a variety of adaptive and inclus recreation programs to persons with disabilities within our community. Individ have a choice between adaptive programs and inclusion in mainstream programs. All programs comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The department is currently offering the following adaptive recreation prograr - Adaptive Ice Skating Sessions: A unique one hour ice skating session offered to individuals ages 5 years and up with physical and developmental disabifities. These sessions are offered on a monthly b in collaboration with the Ice Sports Center. - Wheelchair Tennis Lessons: The class began in 2007 and has taken � at Silver Creek and Haggin Oaks Parks. - Adaptive Bowling Lessons: This class is held in collaboration with AM' Bowling, Southwest Lanes. - League of Dreams: Adaptive Basketball and T-ball Leagues — A one c kind 6 week t-ball and basketball league for individuals with disabilitie: �� • � ' - ' - - --'- - - -'��_ r _ __- _ T�- _ __.,.. . r:a......,.,. n:+. . ,.f - Inclusion in Adult Softball Program — Accommodations have been mac our adult softball program for a group of adults from the New Advance People with Disabilities (N.A.P.D.) Program. They have participated in league for over five years. The department has plans to expand on current adaptive and inclusion progr; by partnering with key community agencies that share the desire to offer recreational opportunities for persons with disabilities. Some future partnersh include: The Center for Neurological Skills, Valley Achievement Center, and t Kern County Veterans Department. Future adaptive and inclusion programs include: - Wheelchair Basketball Leagues - Adaptive Exercise and Fitness Programs - Adaptive Golf Clinics - Adaptive Over the Line Tournament TO: FROM: DATE: � B A K E R S F 1 E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager Raul Rojas, Public Works Director June 17, 2008 _..�� = t l�` 1 4lUf� '�'r�� -� NAr _ _ --� SUBJECT: FY 2008-2009 Department Budget Presentations Questions/Requests From The City Council On June 9, 2008 Questions/Requests: June 9, 2008 Dept. Dept. Budqet Presentation No. 6 Would like to know more about the Traffic Signal CouncilmE Interconnect Project and its location. Couch The Traffic Signal Interconnect Project is a continuation of a series of projects tc the communications capability of the Traffic Operations Center, facilitating signa coordination for traffic flow and maintenance. Currently there are 53 miles of sig interconnect conduit and cable in the City with connections to 234 traffic signals 35 miles of interconnect conduits and connections to about 90 traffic signals ren be completed through 2010, dependent upon funding availability. The portion proposed for this year is estimated to cost $621,000 with funding pr� through the Federal Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) program at 88. percent and the remainder by local Gas Tax funds. The locations for this project are: Wible Road: Harris Road to White Lane Ming Avenue: H Street to So. P Street Calloway Drive: Hageman Road to Rosedale Highway Brimhall Road.: Allen Road. to Jewetta Avenue • B A K E R S F I E L D Economic and Community Development Department M E M O R A N D U M JunE TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager FROM: Donna Kunz, Economic Development Director �, :: ---�;�� SUBJECT: FY 2008-2009 Department Budget Presentations Questions/Req� City Council On June 9, 2008. Question No. 7 Councilmember Carson requested staff provide her application of the Home Assistance Program. The Single Family Rehabilitation Loan Program was specifically developed tc revitalizing the Filson Area Targeted Neighborhood. A community meeting will I Saturday, June 21, 2008 to determine neighborhood interest in the prog application for assistance will be available after the community meeting. Applications for downpayment assistance utilizing Home funds are handled on case basis through the lender. The lender typically pre-qualifies the potential h based on their underwriting criteria. If the applicant is successfully pre-qualified, forwards the applicants documentation to the Economic and Community De� Department for processing a downpayment assistance request. The current dow programs are listed below. • Downtown Infill Housing Assistance Plan (Parkview Cotta� • Montecito Villa Townhomes • Taylor Street Apartments • The American Dream Program (ADDI) Question No. 8 Councilmember Carson asked staff to report back on the 1 of extending the streetscape on Martin Luther King Blvd. � B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and YarkS Date: June 19, 2008 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: Dian��'1�bove ,r Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: Skate park development. Referral # 04 Councilmember Sullivan requested an update on possible skate park locatic and whether Silver Creek Park is a viable option. Current Service Level The City of Bakersfield currently provides one skate park, centrally located adjacent to the Kern River Bike Trail at Beach Park. The facility was constru in the year 2000 at a cost of $170,000. It is approximately 14,200 square foc size and is considered a beginner/intermediate facility. An approximate 4,10 square foot addition to the facility is scheduled to be awarded by City Counci the June 25th, 2008 meeting. Construction is expected to be completed duri the fall of 2008. City staff maintains the facility which has been mostly uneventful with the exception of increasing levels of vandalism. Service Level Determination A standard rate of population to skate park facility is not available. However average size facility was determined through conversations with designers a 15,000 square feet. locations should also be adjacent to trail linkages for pedestrian accessibilit The following table provides potential locations, size and cost. Location Beach Park Skate Park (addition) Old River Ranch Skate Park Mesa Marin Sports Complex _ __ Linnell and Brahma Skate Park _ __ Size Estimated Cost Square Foot 4,100 (addition to 14,200 existing) _ 19, 000 15, 000 _ __ 15,000 $150,000 Developer to build $520,000 ___._. $495,000 , , .: ..:.:...;.. ...;: ,v �i.,:.� .,.�,.. _ .,�T.'�e-5^1' "::::::. . .';.�::.. 1R.IRf' . ..�.�'.:.:, is ...:K'_':. — ,- ... Silver Creek Park is an undesirable location for a skate park due to the amc park users, popularity of current amenities and the need to monitor the skat facility from adjacent streets. The most likely location, between the commu� center and the pool, would result in the removal of a heavily used group pic� facility and conflicts with the community center, children's playground and swimming pool participants. The proximity of the proposed Old River Ranch skate park, to be constructe the Developer under the Specific Parks and Trails Plan for Old River Ranch approximately within one mile of Silver Creek Park. � B A I� E R S F 1 E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: June 19, 2008 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager � �`�� y��•�-� ', ' ,� -r From: Dianri� �fi'oover, �rector of Recreation & Parks Subject: Wellness stations for senior fitness. Referral # 05 Councilmember Benham requested staff look into the feasibility of installing wellness stations for senior fitness. Currently, wellness stations/exercise equipment are located throughout the Locations include Silver Creek Park, Haggin Oaks Park, Campus Park Nort and near the Texaco parking area north of the Southern California Automo� Club (AAA) on Truxtun Extension. The Texaco site is the most extensive cc with ten (10) stations and is used on a daily basis by various age groups. A (4) of these sites could be upgraded since the initial installation was many y ago. Research and observation has shown that usage of these outdoor fitness stations are best utilized when grouped together within a park or next to a tr Individuals tend to be self-conscious when using outdoor exercise equipmei is placed separately along a path or trail. Most people prefer to walk or driv workout area with friends, do a workout, and return to their car or continue t walk. Workout stations placed individually along a linear path are rarely usE Potential wellness station sites for future consideration could be: a) River O; Park, b) Patriot's Park and c) Sports Village. The above sites have an TO: FROM: DATE: � B A I< E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM Alan Tandy, City Manager Raul Rojas, Pubiic Works Director June 17, 2008 � ,- SUBJECT: STANDING WATER AT 2200 EL PORTAL DRIVE Referral No. 1920 � �� r • � . . COUNCILMEMBER HANSON REQUESTED STAFF ADDRESS A CITIZEN'S CONCERNS OF STANDING WATER BETWEEN CALLE LOS MANZANOS A� PORTAL DRIVE. (SEE ATTACHMENT) Staff contacted Mr. Peter K. Bacon and explained that the outfall he is conceme is not a catch basin, it is a siphon. The inlet side of the siphon will always have standing in it. It has been cleaned and we will try to clean it more frequently du summer months. In addition, we will put this area on our list of future drainage studies to see if thE siphons can be connected to a storm line. Page 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEKOFJUNE 23—JUNE 27, 2008 Resurfacinc�/Reconstructinq streets in the followinq areas: Reconstructing streets in the area between White Lane & Planz, east of Wilson Road. Preparing streets for reconstruction in the area between Niles Street &( Avenue, Parks Drive to Morning Drive. Resurfacing streets in the area between So. "H" Street & Hughes Lane, Pacheco Road. Miscellaneous Streets Division proiects: Working on the Mill Creek project. Working on the Aera Park project. Working on the Calloway median island installation project, north of Ros Highway. Sealing streets in the area between Columbus Street & Panorama Drive Vernon Avenue & Morning Drive. Page 2 of 2 STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Monday, June 23, 2008 City streets in the area between Allen Road and Jasmine Parker Drive fr Avenue, south to the canal. City streets between Rider Street and Allen Road from Johnson Road, canal. Tuesdav, June 24, 2008 City streets in the area befinreen �live Drive and Meany Street, Coffee R Knudsen Drive Befinreen Columbus Street and 34th Street, Chester Avenue to San Dima Wednesday, June 25, 2008 City streets in the area between Snow Road and Hageman Road, Jenkir Jewetta Avenue. Between Niles Street and Jackson Street, Union Avenue to Beale Aven� Between Sumner Street and E. Truxtun Avenue. Beale Avenue to Browr Thursday, June 26, 2008 Between Snow Road and Hageman Road, Jewetta Avenue to Calloway Between Berkshire Road and Astor Avenue, So. "H" Street to Union Ave Friday, June 27, 2008 Between Coffee Road and Calloway Drive, Norris Road to Granite Falls. Between Hageman Road and Meacham Road, Old Farm Road to Callo�r Alfred Harrell Highway - 178 Highway to the N/W City Limit. Streets in the neighborhood north of 178 Highway, east of Valley Street.