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Home My WebLink About09/19/2008TO: FROM: SUBJECT: � B A K E R S F I E L D CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM Honorable Mayor and City Council � , Alan Tandy, City Manager General Information Septer� 1. According to media reports, the Governor and Legislature have agreed on a "only" losses for the City of Bakersfield, short term, are about $400,000 in rE funds as well as some anticipated COPS grant funds and booking fee reimb� The good news is, we did not lose the Mohawk and West Side Parkway m General Fund was not tapped! The bad news is, next year will be even w� smoke and mirrors were used and we will be at risk again. 2. A Centennial Corridor Project screening process meeting conducted Septe Caltrans, in cooperation with the TRIP Project Development Team, determ previously considered conceptual alternatives will not be carried forwai environmental review. Alternatives that exceeded $800 million in estimated were considered economically unfeasible. Additionally, alternatives which the purpose and need, or were determined operationally or safety d eliminated from further consideration. The enclosed press release contain� on those alternatives projected to be carried forward and those eliminatec study. 3. The TRIP Program with the County as lead is currently underway with improve the 7th Standard/Merle Haggard Road Interchange. To construct the Union Pacific Railroad grade separation bridge foundation, Golden Stat� south of 7th Standard closed this Wednesday and will remain closed six tc The Golden State Avenue detour will shift traffic to Coffee Road and Snow will continue to access all sections of Golden State Avenue while the detour 4. In an earlier communication I indicated the remaining City departmE Committees, etc. would relocate to City Hall North around the middle o� . � � r _ - - �'- - 1 - - - - - -- - - - 11- - - - - - � � _ � � r.r� � ri ,. ... ...., i,., � .. .,. .... L. I ......... Honorable Mayor and City Council September 19, 2008 Page 2 6. Attached is a memo from EDCD which anticipates a new federal progr< foreclosure properties. We will continue to track it as it develops. 7. As a reminder, the joint City/County meeting takes place on Monday, SeptE 5:30 p.m. at the Board of Supervisor's Chambers. Dinner will be served hE Manager's Conference Room at 4:00 p.m. 8. A total of twenty-two volunteers and eight City staff members from Kee Beautiful, Solid Waste Division and Code Enforcement participated in the [ on September 6th. Along with a curbside bulky item collection event held ii were successful in cleaning three areas of illegal dumping for a total of debris and approximately 150 tires: • Curbside Collection Event and Illegal Dumping: Area befinreen Martii Blvd and railroad tracks, Virgina Ave and railroad tracks — Ward 1 • Illegal Dumping: Hosking Rd between So. Union Ave and Monitor St —1 • Illegal Dumping: Pacheco Rd between SR-99 and Akers Rd — Ward 7 9. Congratulations to Cindy London, Bakersfield Police Department's Comm Specialist, for winning the 2008 California Crime Prevention Officer's Assoc Practitioner of the Year" award. 10. In 2002, President Bush called on all Americans to dedicate at least 4,000 r course of their lives to serve others at home or abroad. The Presiden� Service Award" recognizes dedication to volunteer service and signifies : community and country with distinction. Sr. Officer Elizabeth Luckharc Prevention Supervisor Karen Bennett recently received the "PresidE ServiceNolunteer Service Award" from the President's Council on Servi Participation. Sr. Officer Luckhardt and Karen Bennett have both volunteer� hours with the Bakersfield Police Explorer's Post. 11. The Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for August 2008 is enclosed. 12. The Streets Division work schedule for the week of September 22"d is enclo: AT:rs:rk cc: Department Heads Pamela McCarthv, Citv Clerk Thomas Roads Improvement Program 900 Truxtun Avenue, Suite 200, Bakersfield, CA 93301 Telephone: (661) 326-3700 • Fax: (661) 852-2195 PRESS RELEASE September 15 2008 Roads 1�Dn � on++��"9 , BAke�: FOR IMMEDIATE R Contact: Holly Vogel, Caltrans PIO, (661) : UPDATE TRIP ANNOUNCES FOUR ADDITIONAL CENTENNIAL CORRIDOR ALTERN REMOVED FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION Four a/ternatives are eliminated from further study due to cost. Six alternatives and the no-build option will be studied further. Bakersfield— Based on a subsequent Centennial Corridor Project screening proces� conducted September 9, 2008, Caltrans, in cooperation with The Thomas Roads Imp Program (TRIP) Project Development Team, determined that four previously c< conceptual alternatives will not be carried forward for further environmental revie� excessive project cost. Alternatives that exceeded the $800 million project cost threshold and were from further study include: Alternative G(Hageman Road, taken from Tier 1 Environmental Impact Report) prc construct a freeway near Hageman Road. The roadway would begin at Interstate 5 an Rosedale Highway approximately one mile to the south for about four miles; Alternative H(An elevated alignment near Rosedale Highway, submitted by th proposed a roadway to begin at a future connection with the Hageman Road Alternativ� Alternative I(Widen State Route 58—taken from Tier 1 EIR) proposed to construct � along the existing State Route 58 alignment. This roadway would begin at the inter; State Route 99 and proceed west along existing State Route 58 to terminate at Intersta Alternative L(Submitted by the public) proposed to construct a freeway near : Highway that would begin at Interstate 5 and proceed east along Stockdale terminatinq at State Route 99. Thomas Roads Improvement Program 900 Truxtun Avenue, Suite 200, Bakersfield, CA 93301 Telephone: (661) 326-3700 • Fax: (661) 852-2195 Four additional Centennial Corridor alternatives eliminated 2-2-2 The alternatives that are anticipated to be carried into the environmental review process include: Alternative A- West of SR 99 connecting to Westside Parkway between Mohawk St and Coffee Road; Alternative B- West of SR 99 connecting to Westside Parkway at Mohawk St.; Alternative C- Parallels State Route 99; Alternative D- Union Avenue Alignment; Mass Transit alternative; and Transportation System Management (TSM) alternative; as well as the No-Build alternative which will also be carried through the environmental analysis phase. Consistent with the preliminary screening, the team used specific environmental and engineering criteria to determine which alternatives were reasonable. Reasonable alternatives include those that are practical or feasible from a technical and economic standpoint. Alternatives that exceeded $800 million in estimated project costs were considered economically unfeasible. Additionally, alternatives which did not meet the purpose and need, or were determined operationally and safety deficient were eliminated from further consideration. "To ensure the best use of available funding, only those alternatives that passed the screening process and are potentially viable alternatives are anticipated to be carried through the environmental review process," said Ahron Hakimi, Caltrans' program manager for the Centennial Corridor project. Caltrans and TRIP will present all alternatives from the preliminary and subsequent screening process at a public meeting slated for October 2 and include details of those alternatives projected to be carried forward and those eliminated from further study. The Centennial Corridor is one of a dozen transportation projects moving forward under TRIP, which is a unique collaboration between Caltrans, the City of Bakersfield, Kern County, and Kern Council of Governments. The organization was created to manage the freeway-type projects designated for funding in the 2005 Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU). It is named in honor of former Congressman William M. Thomas, who successfully earmarked $630 million in federal funds for Metropolitan Bakersfield. ..„ ,: : :� Managed by the City of Bakersfield in cooperation with County of Kern • California Department of Transportation www.Ba kersfieldfreeways.us State of California • Department of Transportation CALTRANS COMMUTER ALERT Date: District: Contact: Phone: September 16, 2008 6 - Fresno Bob Neath, Kern County Roads (661) 862-8859 U P DATE ,� 7tn STANDARD/MERLE HAGGARD ROAD CONSTRUCTIO] CONTINUES TO DETOUR TRAFFIC Bakersfield - Kern County Roads Department is currently underway with a project to imprc Standard/Merle Haggard Road Interchange, construct a separation of grade over the Unic Railroad tracks and build a new northbound on-ramp at State Route 99 near Bakersfield. To construct a segment of the Union Pacific Railroad grade separation bridge foundation, Ga Avenue just south of 7th Standard will close Wednesday, September 17 and remain closed months. Golden State Avenue will be realigned to accommodate the railroad grade separati� The Golden State Avenue closure detour will shift traffic to Coffee Road and Snow Road. T continue to access to all sections of Golden State Avenue while the detour is in place. A temporary 4-way stop sign was installed at the intersection of 7th StandardlMerle Haggard Quinn Road today. A traffic signal will replace the stop sign once the project is complete. During construction, motorists will be alerted to road closures and detours via construction si, electronic message boards along 7`h Standard/Merle Haggard Road and near the affectec interchange. Kern County Roads and Caltrans thank the motoring public for their patience as we upgrade the 7`� StandardlMerle Haggard Road Interchange. Motorists are reminded additional travel time and drive with extra care through construction areas. ### � -- - -- _.__.._ . . .- • - --• - - - TO: FROM: SUBJECT: 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 , � Alan Tandy, City Manag r, � Donna Kunz, Economic Development Director . September 1 H.R. 3221, The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 President Bush signed H.R. 3221, The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2 law last July. The Act grants many housing industry reforms and provides federal for implementing many of these reforms. One of the housing programs to be func the Act is the allocation of $3.9 billion to the Federal Department of Housing an Development for neighborhood revitalization. The $3.9 billion in funding will be made available to States, Counties and ( redevelop abandoned and foreclosed properties. The program guidelines and for allocating these funds to communities will be finalized and released next month. understanding some of the criteria for determining the funding formula is basec percentage of foreclosed properties, percentage of delinquencies, and percentag prime loans. Grantees wanting to access these newly appropriated HUD funds will need to dE program for purchasing foreclosed residential properties, bringing them up to cc selling them to qualified low income homebuyers. Finally, grantees desiring to these funds will need to amend their HUD Action (Consolidated) Plan and su amended spending plan to HUD agreeing to the timely use of these special HUD fu compliance with program regulations. As a prelude to the recently passed H.R. 3221 Act, attached is a map displa� general location of housing units that have been recently foreclosed on in BakersfiE map generally shows REO (Real Estate Owned) properties that have gone thrc completed trustee sales and were not successfully auctioned but remitted bac � o , � � � � o ; D D D D D � 0 � � � O �,��.�W N � � i � i N �- _ � � n n � < � � � o Q W � � = C� (_�D � � o �' �� N � � � � � �' � �' v � Wm < -� D � �J �, m 0 N � d `� �� m� O ^' no v� n� �O �� m� �n �m , �O O � DZ D { m � 0 Z D Z � v � s D T -� m � � 0 SHST _ � c G) S O z � 0 D � N � C (D � � � � 3 D � � i � � � -� � 0 � n � m � � O � � � � N O O I� � � � C � I r D � CD � � � �7 = fD � Q c� c�v W '� N (D � � �`'� � Z C rn z � 0 � � � o � = rn � O a �' � � L S ALLEN RD • SUPERIOR RD � W -� � o � � D � � � � m o NORD AVE _ � � � 2 HEATH RD Q D rn � �� Q D ��0 RD D � o � 1 A � � '--- rn o a � , y� , � � �'-+' 2 a , ALLE�'� I �� , .�► - � � �;x:. � • `' r"� ` +� • rr� � �[l�� A� ISTA RD.�r . �+ � � �t �• �il 'si1�•.";#� -"� � �'j�' ��" �' � : -L' � , = 1 S r • �i�'-,�'�!o`,_ _ � . i *�_: � OLD RIVER RD� -.: �'� � � +�o ��,�pj� • �+f ~ . . 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R. Rector, Chief of Police�'LZ California Crime Prevention Officers Association (CCPOA) "Crime Practitioner of the Year" Award _� i�^ �' t.. J''�`i�E � �� , �. ��,;;;� . _. ;' �'o�. � �; i •\�„�, 4 'v� V� The 2008 California Crime Prevention Awards Program is sponsored by the Att General's Crime and Violence Prevention Center, and the California Crime Pre� Officer's Association. Community Service Specialist Cindy London was nominated for the California ( Prevention Officer's Association "Crime Practitioner of the Year" award for Reg which encompasses the Central Valley. The Northern Chapter Award winner i; from the Regional nominations - Cindy won the Northern Chapter Award! Califc Crime Prevention Officer's Association Northern Chapter is all of California Nor Bakersfield. The awards ceremony took place this week during the Annual CC Conference in Sacramento. T /� ' fy�.yN� ^ t = � � , � . � �;K�R �� L� � • ' ' � R��;� `x. , ; poi `'� ', ��.'�� v \�� Date: September 18, 2008 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: W. R. Rector, Chief of Police `✓�'` Subject: President's Volunteer Service Award In January of 2002, President Bush called on all Americans to dedicate at least hours over the course of their lives to serve others at home or abroad. The aw� recognizes dedication to volunteer service and signifies service to the commun country with distinction. Sr. Officer Elizabeth Luckhardt and Crime Prevention Supervisor Karen Bennel recently received the "President's Call to Service/Volunteer Service Award" fror President's Council on Service and Civic Participation. Sr. Officer Luckhardt a Bennett have both volunteered over 4,000 hours with the Bakersfield Police Ex Post. ` �l� { � ��11111�1�� ;__ �� .. Date: To: From: Subject: BAKERSFIELD POLICE MEMORANDUM September 18, 2008 Alan Tandy, City Manager W. R. Rector, Chief of Police (�'�— Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report �� ! �� . !'`�`XERS � .�� ;� ��. �_;'� ` C;G'., � �'4 1 �� . �� :+�`` � �� I have enclosed the Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for August, 200� Please call if you have any questions. WRR/vrf Bakersfield Police Department Gang Unit Monthly Report - August 2008 The following is a compilation of the performance of the Gang Unit and significai investigations for August 2008. 70 30 1 49 96 23 � 566 j � 375 85 250 Felony Arrests Misdemeanor Arrests Felony Warrant Arrests Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Hours In Training Guns Seized Felony Arrests Misdemeanor Arrests Felony Warrant Arrests Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests 597 FI's � 45 Citations 486 I Probation and Parole _� Searches 860 � Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections .. 91 Supplemental Reports General Offense Reports Year to Date Statistics January - August 2008 3849 437 3743 4208 FI's Citations Probation and Parole Searches Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections 9 VehiclE 299 Patrol � 14 Searcr 9 11 10 3 1 8 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 106 VehiclE ; 2386 Patrol 63 Searcr 43 2008 � 49 20 7 � GANG UNIT DAILY ACTIVITY 8/1 /08 — Friday — 1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Deandre Wallace, 18, 3/22/90, from 1300 Brundage Ln, for Attempt murder, proba possesses a firearm, possession of stolen property, conspiracy and gang participai . , 17, 9/4/90, from 1300 Brundage Ln, for Attempt murder, prob� possesses a firearm, possession of stolen property, conspiracy and gang participal Ernest Reyes, 33, 3/20/75, from 1000 Water St, for possession of ineth. Rolando Garcia, 26, 7/8/82, from 1000 Water St, for possession of ineth, unlicens no front plate. .__ , 17, 9/8/90, from Ming Ave / Benton St, for reckless discharge oi conspiracy, possession of a stolen vehicle and GTA. , 17, 10/19/90, from the 2300 block of Ming Ave, for reckless discf firearm, conspiracy, possession of a stolen vehicle and GTA. Rayshawn Stubbs, 26, 7/6/82, from 828 R St, for assault with a deadly weapon - I Arthur Washington, 33, 7/21/75, from 17 Kincaid St, for UTI - PCP and possessic controlled substance. Gun Seized: 08-174395, Serial: EMD628VS, Glock, .40 caliber semi-auto pistol, from 1013 � 8/2/08 — Saturday —1700-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Joseph Black, 28, 1/22/80, from the 600 block of Union Ave, for possession of pa and jaywalking. Troy Stewart, 28, 2/20/89, from the 100block of S. Milham, for public intoxication. Julio Cerda, 28, 7/4/80, from the 300 block of Northrup St, for public intoxication. Roy Estrada, 24, 4/11/84, from the 300 block of Northrup St, for possession of m� possession of paraphernalia and public intoxication. 08-17512fi, Serial: 1432864, Jennings, .380 semi-auto pistol, from 1600 Potor 08-175230, Serial: 26-091240, HK USP, .40 semi-auto pistol, from 2600 block 8l3/08 — Sunday — 1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: _, 14, 12/2/93, from the 4100 block of Parker Ave, for a gang memb� possession of a firearm, minor in possession of a firearm, conspiracy, gang partici false info to an officer. , 17, 9/3/90, from 1201 40th St, for minor in possession of a firearm, possession of ammo, gang member CCW, CCW in public, gang participation and , 17, 5/7/91, from 1701 40th St, for minor in possession of a' in possession of ammo, gang member CCW, CCW in public, gang participation ar Matthew Prupps, 33, 3/16/75, from the 300 block of Monterey St, for a felony wai Lanisha Bryan, 32, 12/13/75, from the 300 block of Monterey St, for carry a conc carry a non-registered firearm and carry a loaded firearm in a purse. David Briggs, 28, 1/16/80, from 1200 38th St, for possession of less than 1 oz of (Cited) Simpson Blackmon, 20, 2/20/88, from the 1300 block Sandra Dr, for modified ex insurance. (Cited) Miguel Nunez, 21, 1/3/87, from the 400 block of Southgate, for failure to maintain equipment. (Cited) Kalay Santiago, 23, 3/29/85, from Lincoln St / Williams St, for passenger in possE open alcoholic beverage. (Cited) Marisela Cedeno, 23, 8/1/84, from Lincoln / Williams St, for no front plate and a s license. (Cited) Guns Seized: 08-175865, Serial: B983902, Winchester, .22 caliber rifle, from the 4100 blocN 08-175807, Serial: 023269, Sundance, .25 caliber pistol, from 1201 40th St 08-175997, Serial: K333775, Smith and Wesson, .22 caliber revolver, from 30 Lyndsie Woodward, 22, 3/21/86, from S Real Rd / Wilson Rd, for possession of substance, transportation and public intoxication. Edward Aguila, 26, 10/8/81, from the 2100 block of Union Ave, for expired registr� Shamall Tharpe, 27, 11/10/80, from the 4500 block of Ming Ave, for suspended lic expired registration. (Cited) Hollis Spikes, 32, 3/7/76, from Wilson Rd / S. Real Rd, for possession of ineth for transportation of ineth, resisting arrest and no license plate lamp. Gun Seized: 08-138123, Serial: 42890, Unknown manufacturer, .38 caliber revolver, from block P St 8/5/08 — Tuesday —1200-2200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 8/6/08 — Wednesday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Lennis Chambers, 42, 8/8/65, from 400 E. 10th St, for possession of paraphernal Jovohn Williams, 19, 4/23/09, from Brundage Ln / N St, for a misdemeanor warr< 8/7/08 — Thursday —1600-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: , 15, 12/10/92, from 413 Monterey St, for ADW - firearm, conspirac participation. Jose Aguilera, 24, 12/4/83, from the 300 block of Niles PI, for violation of parole. 8/8/08 — Friday — 1800-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jason Rodriguez, 23, 7/8/85, from 1415 Truxtun Ave, for spousal battery and ob telephone call. Antonio Barrera, 21, 5/26/87, from 1801 White Ln, for a gang member in posses firo�rm �nncnirarv narrv a �nnrPa�PCi firearm_ carrv a loaded firearm, public into� 08-179983, Serial: 604842, Charco, .38 caliber revolver, from 2517 Actis St. 08-179983, Serial: J031414, Mossberg, 12 gauge shotgun, frorn 2517 Actis S� 8/9/08 — Saturday —1800-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 17, 12/15/90, from 1414 E. California Ave, for curfew violation. 17, 9/15/90, from 600 Chico, for attempt carjacking, assault w conspiracy, gang participation, CCW, gang member CCW and possession of a lo� a vehicle. Jose Rolon, 18, 5/14/90, from 600 Chico, for attempt carjacking, assault with a fi� gang member CCW, possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle and gang particiF �7, 8/13/90, from the 600 block of Chico St, for attempt carjacking, as. firearm, CCW, gang member CCW, possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle ar participation. 13, 1/14/94, from the 900 block of Feliz St, for resist / obstruct / Jerardo Alvarez, 21, 10/16/86, from 400 L St, for public intoxication and resisting Timothy Maynor, 20, 8/31/87, from 1200 38th St, for possession of marijuana for Javier Tovar, 35, 12/14/72, from the 1100 block of McNew, for misdemeanor war Thomas Puente, 19, 9/22/88, from 1200 38th St #3, for possession of paraphern; Carrie Anderson, 38, 1/31/70, from 2314 Berger St, for a misdemeanor warrant. 8I10/08 — Sunday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 8/11 /08 — Monday —1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Michael Arnison, 31, 7/29/77, from 105 Hughes St, for possession of a controllec and violation of parole. Anthony Griggs, 42, 3/8/66, from Oildale / Decanter, for a felony warrant. 8/17/08 — Sunday —1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jose Diarte, 26, 11/2/81, from N. Stine Rd / Stockdale Hwy, for possession of a substance, transportation of narcotics and resist / obstruct / delay officers. Dale Schriver, 46, 2/24/62, from Wilkins St / Augusta St, for a misdemeanor warr� Jacob Gallegos, 27, 1/22/81, from Q St / 17th St, for possession of ecstasy, tran: ecstasy, suspended license and no front plate. Nelson Melendez, 19, 5/5/89, from W. Columbus / O St, for a misdemeanor warr� 8/18/08 — Monday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Adriana Mata, 18, 9/20/89, from 505 Union Ave, for possession of paraphernalia. Bernardo Chavez, 19, 3/21/89, from the 200 block of Marsh, for grand theft auto, stolen property and obstruct / delay officers. Marry Lynn Gunter, 51, 7/29/57, from 3705 Meade Ct, for possession of a contro for sales and transportation of a controlled substance. Blair Gill, 35, 9/29/72, from 3705 Meade Ct, for possession of ineth for sales, tran meth and possession of paraphernalia. Paul Hill, 28, 12/1/79, from 100 Owens St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/19/08 — Tuesday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Gun Seized: 08-188866, Serial: 043862, AA Arms, Tec 9 Pistol, from 1406 Richland St 8/20/08 — Wednesday — 0900-1900 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Ernest Cartwright, 26, 3/10/81, from 60 Chester Ave, for felon in possession of a member possess a loaded firearm, felon possess ammo, possession of cocaine b; possession of a controlled substance while armed with a loaded firearm, strong-ar second degree robbery, qanq participation, conspiracy, and possession of a contr 8/21 /08 — Thursday —1400-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Dennis Marquez, 40, 11/21/67, from the 1700 block of Lake St, for a misdemeanc (Cited) 8/22/08 — Friday —1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: ;, 14, 9/2/93, from 36th St / O St, for possession of cocaine base Daniel Guzman, 20, 12/4/87, from 5101 Marsha St, for possession of a dangerou license and no seatbelt. Michael Taylor, 27, 5/17/80, from 300 S. Montclair, for possession of parapherna Morgan Gutschenritter, 21, 7/15/87, from the 300 block of S. Montclair, for violat Issac Lopez, 32, 8/25/75, from 220 Terrace Wy, for a felony warrant. Berenda Moore, 18, 8/21/90, from the 400 block of Villa, for false ID. James Sims, 31, 7/7/77, from the 300 block of Villa, for public intoxication. Sonia Hernandez, 35, 7/10/73, from 720 Terrace Wy, for a misdemeanor warrant 8/23/OS — Saturday — 1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Shannon Smith, 21, 4/19/87, from Park / C St, for DUI - alcohol, resisting arrest, ; officer and no seatbelt. Albert Montelongo, 22, 3/10/86, from 1409 E. 10th St, for possession of a firearn narcotics, felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammo, possessi for sales, unsafe speed, gang participation and probationer possess a firearm. Luis Calvario, 26, 9/6/81, from the 300 block of Augusta St, for public intoxication Genaro Favelo, 39, 9/19/68, from the 1500 block of Pacheco Rd, for a red light vi suspended license and no insurance. Melvin Ascencio, 29, 7/17/78, from Monterey / Alta Vista, for a false plate, unlicei and no proof of insurance. Jose Hernandez, 23, 2/14/85, from the 500 block of Baker St, for a misdemeanoi (Cited) David Dresser, 24, 11/23/83, from Ming Ave / S. Chester, for a red light violation insurance. (Cited) Guns Seized: 08-192633, Serial: R731724, Mossberg, 12 gauge shotgun, from 1107 Sacran 08-192506, Serial: Z207584, Benelli, 12 gauge shotgun, from 1409 E. 10th St 8/24/08 — Sunday —1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Daniel Coronado, 30, 9/21/77, from 1830 Flower St, for a felon in possession of ; member possess a firearm, felon possess ammo, CCW - firearm in public and gai participation. Jerardo Ruiz, 20, 9/13/87, from the 1000 block of Wilkins St, for a misdemeanor � Reginald Mathies, 23, 5/15/85, from 1200 Height St, for a suspended license, no lamp and a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) Malachi Walton, 20, 6/26/88, from the 5100 block of Belle Terrace, for no insurar inoperable license plate lamp. (Cited) Syron Butler, 24, 1/1/84, from the 2500 block of Akers Rd, for carry a concealed vehicle. (Cited) 8/25/08 — Monday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 17, 11/17/86, from Beale / Niles, for a misdemeanor warrant. Albert Brown, 25, fi/29/82, from the 1500 block of Calcutta, for a misdemeanor Carlos Cortez, 27, 3/30/81, from Bernard / Baker, for window tint and no proof of (Cited) Isaiah Robinson, 22, 4/16/8fi, from Beale / Niles, for no front plate and amplified Julius Mosley, 25, 8/31/83, from the 1500 block of Calcutta, for an inoperable lic� lamp and no insurance. (Cited) 8/27/08 — Wednesday —1200-2200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Peter Antonacci, 59, 1/4/48, from 4413 Bloomquist, for felon in possession of a fii Gun�s Seized: 08-195519, Serial: 405914, Anschutz, .22 caliber rifle, from 4413 Bloomquist 08-195622, Serial: EMW696, Glock, 9mm semi-auto pistol, from 225 Bloomqu 08-195622, Serial: B03380, Titan, .380 semi-auto pistol, from 225 Bloomquist 08-195622, Serial: none, Black Powder, unknown caliber, revolver, from 225 I 8/28/08 — Thursday —1500-0100 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Anthony James, 25, 11/27/82, from 225 Blomquist, for felon in possession of a fir probationer possess a firearm, possession of stolen property, felon possess ammc participation. 8/29/08 — Friday — 1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Anthony Hammond, 24, 2/8/85, from 40th / Jewett, for a felony warrant. Eloy Garza, 40, 1/7/68, from 6205 S. H St #B, for a felony warrant. Christina Youngblood, 24, 9/30/84, from the 2300 block of L St, for a misdemear (Cited) 8/30/08 — Saturday —1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Sylvester King, 29, 7/28/79, from the 1300 block of Eureka, for felon in possessic felon possess ammo, gang member CCW, gang member in possession of a loade carry a non-registered firearm, firearm serial number obliterated, conspiracy and g participation. Casey Russell, 28, 5/17/80, from the 1300 block of Eureka, felon in possession o� felon oossess ammo. oana member CCW. aano member in oossession of a loade Carl Fite, 22, 9/22/86, from 1414 E. California Ave, for loud music. (Cited) Keith Tate, 27, 5/8/81, from the 4400 block of Fjord, for a misdemeanor warrant. Kathfeen Gomez, 33, 12/29/74, from the 4400 biock of Fjord, for a misdemeanor (Cited) Gregory Degeorge, 18, 11/27/89, from the 300 block of S. H St, for not being in � license, no front plate lamp and no front plate. (Cited) Virgil Forbin, 31, 2/11/77, from K St / 20th St, for not being in possession of a IicE insurance and operating vehicle in the dark without lights. (Cited) lyishia Palmer, 25, 9/19/82, from the 1400 block of E 10th St, for a misdemeanor (Cited) Samika English, 33, 5/19/75, from the 1400 block of E 10th St, for a suspended I front license plate lamp and false tab. (Cited) Gun Seized: 08-198630, Serial: obliterated, Titan, .25 caliber semi-auto pistol, from the 13 Eureka 8/31 /08 — Sundav —1300-0400 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Daniel McLey, 23, 5/25/85, from White Ln / Akers Rd, for possession of ineth, tra meth, no license plate lamp and no front plate. Miguel Barajas, 21, 6/25/87, from 3622 K St, for resist / obstruct / delay an office Helen Castillo, 21, 10/22/86, from 3622 K St, for a misdemeanor warrant. Salvador Munoz, 22, 6/28/8fi, from Panama Ln / S H St, for possession of ineth � transportation of ineth, possession of marijuana for sale, transportation of narcotic narcotics into the jait and no seatbelt. Paqe 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 22 — SEPTEMBER 26, 2008 Resurfacinq/Reconstructing streets in the following areas: Reconstructing streets in the area between Fairfax Road and Morning Dri north of Panorama Drive. Resurfacing streets in the area between Mountain Vista Drive and Buena Road, north of White Lane. Miscellaneous Streets Division proiects: Working on the Mill Creek project. Working on the Aera Park project. Sealing streets in the area between in the area befinreen between Bernarc & Truxtun Avenue, Union Avenue & Beale Avenue. Paqe 2 of 2 STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Mondav, September 22, 2008 City streets in the area between Allen Road and Jasmine Parker Drive frc Avenue, south to the canal. City streets between Rider Street and Allen Road from Johnson Road, s< canal. Tuesdav, September 23, 2008 City streets in the area between Olive Drive and Meany Street, Coffee Rc Knudsen Drive Between Columbus Street and 34th Street, Chester Avenue to San Dima; Wednesdav, Seqtember 24, 2008 City streets in the area between Snow Road and Hageman Road, Jenkin Jewetta Avenue. Between Niles Street and Jackson Street, Union Avenue to Beale Avenu Between Sumner Street and E. Truxtun Avenue. Beale Avenue to Brown ThursdaY, September 25, 2008 Between Snow Road and Hageman Road, Jewetta Avenue to Calloway I Befinreen Berkshire Road and Astor Avenue, So. "H" Street to Union Avei Fridav, September 26, 2008 Between Coffee Road and Calloway Drive, Norris Road to Granite Falls. Between Hageman Road and Meacham Road, Old Farm Road to Callov� Alfred Harrell Highway - 178 Highway to the N/W City Limit. Streets in the neighborhood north of 178 Highway, east of Valley Street. R:I