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Home My WebLink About12/19/2008TO: FROM: SUBJECT: � B A K E R S F I E L D CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM Honorable Mayor and City Coun i �; �- Alan Tandy, City Manager y' General Information � Deceml 1. The most recent quarterly sales tax data is enclosed and reflects the activi during the months of August, July and September of 2008. The quarterly trend information is as follows: • Comparing the most recent quarter with the same quarter last year — u� • Comparing the most recent four quarters with the prior four quarters — c This is the first quarter in the past two years where we have seen po: compared to the same quarter of the prior year. The annualized revenue negative. While this quarters' information is good news, this does not indicate a turning point. Given the market crash in October 2008 an negative news articles and market reports over the last three months, quarter is a gift, but we should fully expect the next quarterly report to rev� negative trend. 2. We have received notice that the State Pooled Money Investment Accoui frozen funds. As discussed at the Council Meeting, projects impacted are project, the Westside Parkway, a piece of a Baker Street Housing project, (a housing project), and the Kern River Upland & River Edge Restoration � duration of the freeze is unknown — perhaps depending on the resolution budget crisis. We are writing our legislative delegate asking for a reso budget impasse. This State action impacts projects that are already approved and we ma� reimbursement for our outside contracts and obligations. Therefore, we a the potential financial repercussions as a major priority. 3. We have been notified by PG&E that on Thursday they submitted the ad +h.-, �� hlii. I I+ilition i��mmic�c inr� rorr�rriirin ti'�o imr�lcmontatinn nf thA 1� Honorable Mayor and City Council December 19, 2008 Page 2 5. Bakersfield is prominently featured this month's issue of "Meetings Wesf the leading meeting publication for the western region. The enclosed ar1 on Central Valley cities, including Bakersfield, as meeting destinations. three of the eight photos at the top of the first page are from Bakersfield any other city: SR-178 looking toward the Kern River Canyon (upper le1 Colonel Baker at night (lower left), and the Bakersfield arch at night (lower 6. A bit of good news in the midst of all the bad — Kaiser Permanente is dona� toward new play equipment at Stiern Park. The walking group founded Lopez pursued the grant, and installation should be able to take place this 7. During the weeks of Christmas and New Years, we will be altering the r collection schedule, and closing the Mt. Vernon Green Waste Facility on c Detail of the schedule and some helpful tips on how to dispose of Christm� cardboard boxes are enclosed in a press release from Public Works. 8. The enclosed letter from Bright House Networks explains a new digital vi technology known as Switched Digital Video as well as the impact to its sul 9. I will be taking off most of December 24th as well as the 30th and 31 St. will be in charge during my absence. 10. The Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report for November 2008 is enc 11. The Streets Division work schedule for the week of December 22�d is encic AT: rs: rk cc: Department Heads Pamela McCarthy, City Clerk Roberta Gafford, Assistant City Clerk MEMURANDUM TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager FROM: Nelson K. Smith, Finance Director ��1.`� DATE: December 18, 2008 SUBJECT: Sales Tax Update I received the most recent quarterly sales tax data, which reflects the activity and sales � months of July, August and September of 2008. The quarterly and annual trend inforrn follows: Comparing the most recent quarter with the same quarter last year — positive 6.1 Comparing the most recent four quarters with the prior four quarters — down 0.1 This is the first quarter in the past two years where we have seen a positive growth c the same quarter of the prior year. The annualized revenue trend is still negative ( don't have the details by business segment yet, but I would expect the high gas prices three month period (July, August, September) were a significant contributor to the expected revenues for the quarter. While this quarters' information is good news, I would not consider this a positive tt and would strongly caution against such an idea. Given the market crash in Octobf numerous negative news articles and market reports over the last three months I would positive quarter to be a gift and fully expect the next quarterly report to revert back tc trend. Attachment cc: John W. 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C.�I.[k0.(2:VLA, �C'H�:f2� COAS"T_AL LOCFiIIONS TEIv� TO HOG THE LIMF�dGi-iT, it :5 easy for the vast interior section of the state to l�e overlc�keci. But t� do s� i.5 to miss so much of what the Gvlden State is really about—its rollir.lcing G<>ld Rush- erd past, its peerles�� a�ric�ultural kx�unty, iLs promisc: c�f unlin7ileci �pporiunit��. Certainly for gr�ups thc�re is pl�nry of opporttinity still t�� bc had. W}iilc t}Z� coastal cities often command first-aer prices and boast hiah occupancies, headin� just a couple of liotirs inland usually means findin� afforciable liotel rates and a warm w�rlconic. And not cmly dc� �•al- ley ciaes offer �ur��n�ing amrnities and attractions, they are al.� a con- vrnirnt gatewa}' to some of thr coun- try's most spectactdar iL�tiona] parks, l:�kes and m�un[ain R�rests. Sacramento C:<<liC�rnia's capi�:il city nUry l�e c>nr of d�e state:ti beso-ke;pc sea•ecs. lr�'hile its a nriven tl�.�t San Franrisco, Los An gcics and San Dic�o oft'rr grcat re s- tauran�, :mart hotc•!s, inuse uins and other :+rrractions, not evc�ry�one rca!- izcs that Sacramcnt�� is no slouch in any of thc�.sc; categorie� eith�•r. "As a•ith any govertunent town, d�ere's a sterecxyFie tltat there's nothinR to cio,�' v��s i�like "1'rsta. �•ic�e prrsident c�f communicaaona and public affairs fc�r thc Sacramcnro C�'1�. `Fiut :u scxm n�t vt�ly ro thc magniticrnt ('alif�mia State e.:a}�i��l, hut al.tio to ��e Saa�inen to Conventi�n e:��nrer e�om��lex, �vtuch ofFers l;i•i,WO syu.uti fcet of ccmtigu�us c�-fiihit space:, as well as [h� 3,:i00 ��.�t !V1t:t110T1:1I Auclirorium. Jc�n ltunyc�n little T1�E:ater and Cc,mmuniry Center 7'lieater, h�me to the c.ity's hallet, phil- lunnunic aucl c��-ra cY�mpenirs. Ahout 3,()00 �f Sacramento's 1'L,WU-rcx�w invent��ry are lr,cated doarntown, in properties that in- clude thc }iv:m Rcrgcnc�� 5acramcn[o, Shera[on Grand Sacramentc>, �Ioliclay ; Mn Saca�amcntc,, i tilton Sac.i�amcn[�, Uouhletrer Hotel Sarramento, Radis• son Hotel 5acramento and Ked Lion fl�tel Sacramcnto at Arcicn �'illagc. l'l�e newest down�own addition is "The Citizen, a 200-rovm boutique ho- tel c�F�eraced by San Francitecrbased . � .. _ ,. _ � _ . .. �---- "�%c'vc had i2 ncw restaurants upen liece in die ��ast 16 nwnetts, ev cry�hinR fr�m chains i�k� hTcc�>>�m;ck ��: Schulick's �e<iCcxxl t� individual plac�x," hc- +ays. "Evcn if thc cconom�� is duwn, dle ci[j• ha� a great base ro sup{x�ri restaur.�nt� l�ecause of all the Icgislat<�rt and loFibyists' He aQcls tlu�t Sacranienw c�n al�u lay claim to Ix:ing a wine detitination. lx�asting al.x�ut 200 winrries in Uir viuniry, many of which offcr tasting rc�onis a»d facilities for private evE:nts. "Ttlev tend w be iow-key o�x n- tions a-hcnc� yc�u can ac-[ually mcc.�t thc winc-�i�ker ancl enjuy a free tas�in�." he says. `Somc, like Iioglc Vvinery u� Clark.s- huq{, e:iri lu�st mr�wrate� clinne�s." S:�c•rdmrnto, wliich playrcl an important role in the carly scttling of California and is near SuttrPs ��till, - � - - � � --- .,:----- - -' �--'- °- Saaamcrtto/Gne ai vatkw ;a+e:w.a f.w.� p,sge zt yrar:t a� :an :iffvr�iabk bcdroom r�m- muniry ti�r the San ['ranc:i.�c•� Ba� !1rc�. As such, it of�crs an increasin�ly �o- phis�ticated an•a� ol dinin� :,ncl rnter- tainmr.nt uptiuns, includlnk Tliui:sciay night att walks in thc dc�w�uown arra. Thr Gallo Ccnter for rhr Arts is �'�1oclesto's ��remier p�:rforminK arts ve.nur and includes tlte ].2�2-s�.ii �•]arv Stu:�rt Rogers 'I'hcater atid the 54d-scat l�ostcr Family Thcater. In ad- dition, t}ir :1r1 llero State Theatrc wa• refuri�ished ai�d ��o«� lic�st• ballet. live music. anci mo��;s. Grc�up-frie�ndl�• ho�els include a Springilill Suitcs, lioliclay Inn F��ress Ho[el & Suitrs, Hainpu�n ]nn and La L)uinta Tnn. Merced I.on� kn<�wn as tl�e "Ga[ew:�y to 1'o.�:•mit�;' �lerced now c�lsc� promotes its lcx:atiim as the sitc of� Mcrc'cd Cul lege and a new liniversiry of Califomia CSIII�US, which IS l V(,fllltBllY C.Yf�CICCI tc> havc as many as 25,000 snxicnc.. Tl�e city'a primar�• meecings ho- tel� are a(:oum�ard h}� lvlarriotl ancl :a }iampcon Inn K. Stiitc� tliat oExsied I.titt t>car. Its maj�r meetinQs f'acilit}•, the Merced (:i�i<• Ccnter, can hc�st �;ruups c�f up t� S(X) peo�ile. Pc�ssibilides Fvr ot%site c��enGS and acii��itic� inc�lucic thr C;astic: Air Mu- sc:um in nearby Ats+•ater, thc hisro►ic A•1erc�cl Cuuttliou�r hlu�eum and tours of thc Hilmar Chee�r C:ont�>any. Fresno �'ith ov�r gI I�tIIIOII ii'� C'i:tly' II1VC5[CCI in its dc�wiitoa�n int�r�stnicture , Frr�nu is poiscd for grow�th as a mec�tings des- tinauon, accorclinK to Ist-1a Forstecit, <liirctc�r c>f ,ale:s fc�r Qtc F��no C1'B. °\Ur recrntl}' de�'eluF?ed a ne«• strate�ic markcting plan at thc hurcau anel ha�•� recrived increau•d hu�d- ing from �he ciry of Fn:sno," she says. "vGe're ahle tc� e•r,:3nd our reach— wr.'rt: cv�n markc�tin�; intematicmall��.' 9mong the �ellin�; ��in[, the CVB c•tr.;�!ta5iie� w planncrs is Fresno's cc�nc<<il loc<ni��n. its affordal�ility anct its facilities [or graups. "R%r f11VE the capability of scrv- ing a lor of' diC1'c�rent bucl�ets, �•hich is ven� important �io��aday� " f'orst�dt s.rys. �'And a•c have thrcc ctatioikil parks riglit in our back}rard—Yosem- itc, Scyuoia and Itin�:s Canyon. Groups can rasil5• do a ciay nip fro�t� Prc:sno inw [hc parks." Itecent aclditions to �he ciry ui- clucie l:ist summer's reopeniii� �C tt�e 3p0-mom Holidsiy Tnn Frc:sno Dau�n- tc�c{ n, cvhich w�as convened from an earlier proper[y. Majar rcnovations lu�ve alsc> take;u place at the Radi�,5on iiotrl � ConFerence: (',c�nter ancl t��•o dc�wntown venu�s, Saroy.ui 't'heater :ind Sc:]I:tnd .Ar�na�. Grotip-friendly hocel� in 1-'resno als�� inrlucle L� Quinta !nn i'rrsno, 1•I�lidap lnn Airpc�rt ancl Cc.>urt�•�rd by' �larrio[[ Airr�m. Acc�rclin;; to F�ntrdt, Fresno can comfortably� Jta�idle �ruups c�F S,OOU tc� 7,W0 a[ ttie f�resn� Ccaivrntion ancl Enter.ainmen[ Center and adjacent �c•Il:+nd Aren�. Strong nich�� markets fc�r frrsno incl��cle nli�;ious and a�sociaticm gri�ups, alon� with c;avernmrnt and sport.� bu:inc�.5, a�roti�ing inarket li�r tlir citv. Yisai�a Visalia is a y,rvw-in� city n�ith a I�cdes- trian-frienclly cl�w•nwwn �fferin;,; over �{) rrswur.ints as wNll as c�uriin� shops and gallerieti. Tl�e ciqr also ix��sts rn•Fr 7,0c)U hotel rcxm�, most «•ithin ��alking ctis- t:lilCC OE I�]C' � 14,ODU-squarr-fooc ��ua- lia Cc>nvcnti<>n Ccni�r. which rtn hast Sacramenfio, Discover � �� groups ��f up to 2,0C�0 prvplc:. A new HamZ�ton Inn recc ntly o��ene�cl, offrring conference ��r.+ce :1nci :'2 guc�[ rcu>ms. bringing Vi�lia's toL�l gue�t rcx�m count to ahout 7.200. Bakersfield I:)on C:e�heii, iiiaiia�;er vf tl�e: 13akers- field C�`R, likes to em��li.e.,ize tu plan- ner� that his cin� lies in alino�t tl►r. exact geaKr3phic ce•nter of dze State's �x�pulation ha�. '''11rc'iL ��ithu� a four-hour <lrier. of �X) per��ent ot the C'alifomia {x�pulauun, u� dU1t makes us a great clt�w Fur Cali fomia-lr,i,rci grou�n," he wy��. "If yc�u'rcr tn-u1� to plan a meetins ai�ci you'vc gat m��mbe:sh;p acr��ss the �-[:ite, a�e're thc most co�tvznirnt choic�c. Plus we havr son�• of the incrst affarclal�lr rcx,�m r.ue,� in thc statc ��c c:u� nti�k� the planner l�x>lc like a hrn>—and thats important in rhese tc,u�;h tim�s.° .� T here's a little prospectar �,-� in every meeting planner. ��. , : . : . :�:�-,..,►:.:�f. ��: � ., .;�:. � �; :: .� :.: �� :".C"";�-r�:r�?o.:::aft��".,'�:;•...,.. ,,•.,,.. .. i: �.,, r�:r, r•.t : i;C)F:i I:.�I .:1•,�! ,J ��.LI:i��I�14J th''I�l Gi.^'.1<t li"�J. ��1�.�I'f:i. .' ..:j�� f I t^e .�n7 ^ttlh,;r�: .. "� �,,�5 :�;t �:,,,�;,�y;• ��.Id �2:_�sl^ �7fr�',r�;�,�r-�^c `�. �j��.��. : '`JI� lltli.:jUr ,7'-"r.'.r�r.l � B A K E R S F I E L D Public Works Department Raul Rojas - Public Works Director PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday December 17, 2008 Contact: Luda Fishman Business Manage (661) 326-3114 During the weeks o# Christmas and New Year's, the City of Bakersfield will b� altering the regular trash collection schedule. There will be no trash pick up � Christmas Day, Thursday, December 25, 2008. All Thursday services, recyc green waste collection and trash collection will be made the next day, Friday December 26th. Friday collections will be made on Saturday December 27tn There will be no trash pickup on New Years Day Thursday, January 1 St, 200� Thursday services, recycling, green waste collection and trash collection will made the next day, Friday January 2"d. Friday collections will be made on Saturday January 3�d The Mt Vernon Green Waste Facility will be closed on Christmas Day, Thurs� December 25th reopening again Friday, December 26th at 7am. They will als+ closed on Thursday January 1 St, 2009 and reopening again on Friday Januar 2009. Please recycle your Christmas tree at the Mt. Vernon Green Wast Facility between December 26th through January 11t". Remove all Christmas trees may also be placed in your Green Waste Container by cuttir trees down to no larger than 2 inches in diameter and the length of the tree r allow the lid to close completely. All ornaments, bulbs, lights, plastic and me stands must be removed from the trees and those items may be placed in th Tan Trash Container. Cardboard boxes may be recycled at any of the following recycling sites: Bakersfield College Tevis Jr. High Lowell Park Thorner Elementary School Calvary Bible Church Westchester Recycling CSUB (near the Gymnasium} Bakersfield Christian High School Fairfax School Liberty Christian Center The City of Bakersfield Solid Waste Division wishes residents a very happy � safe Holiday Season! For more information, please contact Luda Fishman, Business Manager, Sol Waste Division, at (661) 326-3114. City of Bakersfield � Public Works Department • 1501 Truxtun Avenu Bakersfield, California • 933U1 (661) 326-3724 � Fax (661) 852-2120 ��"U� Vo�t�, Sillect Avcnuc� Bakersfield, CA 93308 Tel (661) 634-2260 Fax (661) 395-3378 bright house ;:"_rbvoRnS December 10, 2008 Alan Tandy City Manager City of Bakersfield 1501 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301 Dear Mr. Tandy: � Jose��h R. SchoE;ns�e[r� Division President Bakersfield Division i't �: � � ��8 Bright House Networks is continuing its commitment to bring new technology and advanced digital services to our corr end, we are implementing a new digital video delivery technology known as Switched Digital Video (SDV). SDV is a rol management system that makes it possible to offer more digital video programming services than before, including neH In order to offer more new video services, Bright House Networks will be moving some existing programming serv systern as well as adding new programming on the SDV system. Beginning lanuary 15, 2009, the following services will the SDV system: Di�ital Sports Tier including Fox College Sports Atlantic, Fox College Sports Central, Fox College Sports Pacific, Outdoor Channel, NBA N, Fuel, and CBS College Sports. (The Digital Sports Tier will remain on channels 120-1 Zee N(will remain on channel 430) and The Filipino Channel (will remain on channel 432). Starz premium service including, Starz, Starz East, Starz Edge, Starz Edge East, Starz in Black, Starz in Black E� Family, Starz Kids & Family East, Starz Cinema, and Starz Cinema East. (The Starz premium service will rem 770-780. ) In addition, on January 15, 2009, the following new services will be delivered on the SDV system: MLB TV Crime & Investigation Military History Shopping Plus Chiller Sundance Variety Tier on channel 111 Variety Tier on channel 215 Variety Tier on channel 423 Variety Tier on channel 251 Variety Tier on channel 225 Movie Tier on channel 649 When delivered on the SDV system, the above channels will become bi-directional (or two-way) services and will available to all Bright House Networks customers who subscribe to our digital services and lease a digital set-top b� directional device capable of supporting two-way services. However, the above channels will no longer be available to customers with a unidirectional (one-way) retail television who currently lease a CableCARD from Bright House Networks. This small number of impacted customers have been nc �h�naee thnt riirorflv affort thoir r�irront ecrviroe anri nffPrari tha nntinn nf nhtainina a c�i�ital tPt-tnn hnx nr simil -��`'111�1��% =�n;. '�� .. . Date: To: From: Subject: BAKERSFIELD POLICE MEMORANDUM December 17, 2008 Alan Tandy, City Manager W. R. Rector, Chief of Police��ti� Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report ffi , %'�r�,vN• _ � �� a�,�r:� : -�,� � POl ��: . �,;. , �v .�+ `: CEC 1$ Z I have enclosed the Special Enforcement Unit's monthly report for November, � Please call if you have any questions. WRR/vrf Bakersfieid Police Department Gang Unit Monthiy Report - November 2008 The following is a compilation of the performance of the Gang Unit and significan investigations for November 2008. � .. : �. Felony Arrests Misdemeanor Arrests Felony Warrant Arrests Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests Hours In Training Guns Seized 496 I F I's � 42 Citations 524 Probation and Parole Searches 985 Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections :• 51 Supplemental Reports General Offense Reports Year to Date Statistics January - November 2008 756 Felony Arrests 507 Misdemeanor Arrests 130 Felony Warrant Arrests 351 Misdemeanor Warrant Arrests 5338 557 5282 6213 F I's Citations Probation and Parole Searches Hrs. Assisting Other Department Sections 12 180 7 7 1 3 7 5 1 Vehicle Patrol Search 2oos sr 2007 Sr 2006 S r 2005 S r 2004 Sr 2003 Sf 146 Vehicle 3249 Patrol C 77 Search 57 2008 Sf 57 2007 St GANG UNIT DAILY ACTIVITY 11 /1 /08 - Saturday -1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Everado Rubio, 25, 12/2/82, HM, from the 1300 block of Valhalla Dr, for public in Jerry Hastings, 19, 4/7/89, BM, from 1312 Innsbruck Dr, for contributing to the d� minor. Unique Garcia, 21, 5/11/87, WF, from 1312 Innsbruck Dr, for contributing to the c a minor. David Diaz, 32, 7/6/76, HM, from the 1100 block of Lake St, for possession of ine Ernesto Torres, 28, 5/1/80, HM, from the 1500 block of Palm for a parole hold. David Bonales, 19, 11/2/88, HM, from the 1500 block of Palm, for a suspended plate. (Cited) 14, 12/4/93, BF, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation. (Cited) 15, 12/31/92, Unk, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation. (Citec , 14, 1/5/94, BF, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation. (Cited) , 14, 9/15/94, BF, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation. (Cit� 17, 12/31/90, BM, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violatio 17, 12/2/90, BM, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation. (Cited , 14, 6/17/94, BF, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation. (Cited; , 15, 5/30/93, BM, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation, 17, 5/20/91, BM, from 1312 Innsbruck, for curfew violation Jererniah Pistol, 34, 7/14/74, WM, from S. Real Rd / Wilson Rd, for no insurance exhaust and maintain all lights. (Cited) Adrian Frias, 21, 5/23/87, HM, from 1114 Lake St, for misdemeanor warrants. (C Demetrius Anderson, 20, 4/30/88, BM, from S. H St / Ming Ave, for unlicensed insurance. (Cited) 11 /2/08 — Sunday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: , 15, 2/11/93, WM, from the 3800 block of Mesa Verde, for a fel Antwan Baker, 26, 5/18/82, BM, from the 1600 block of Ming Ave, for false ID to � Keon Bolden, 26, 5/9/82, BM, from the 900 block Wilson Rd, for possession of le; marijuana and expired registration. (Cited) 11 /3/08 — Monday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Ervin Steverson, 37, 12/11/70, BM, from 34th St / Claflin, for a felony warrant Joe Gutierrez, 18, 12/26/89, HM, from Lake St / Gage St, for delay / obstruct offic� 16, 2/4/92, HM, from the 1100 block of E. 10th St, for possession c oz of marijuana. , 19, 5/1/89, BM, from the 5900 block of Lenz Ct, for expired registrc insurance. (Cited) David Newhouse, 43, 1/4/65, WM, from 7th St / Eye St, for a misdemeanor warrai Timothy Waller, 35, 7/25/73, BM, from S. Union / White Ln, for a suspended licen to maintain all lights. (Cited) 11 /4/08 — Tuesday — 1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Reginald Scott, 28, 5/20/80, BM, from White Ln / Stine Rd, for public intoxication. Francisco Hernandez, 20, 12/28/87, HM, from 1231 E. 18th St, for a misdemeanc Eduardo Ruiz, 23, 3/20/85, HM, from 1231 E. 18th St, for violation of parole. Ricardo Ruiz, 24, 11123/83, HM, from 1231 E. 18th St, for violation of parole. Donte Nevels, 27, 11/4/80, BM, from 1919 Planz Rd, for a suspended license, no and two plates required. (Cited) 11 /5/08 — Wednesday — 1300-2300 �, 17, 9/16/91, HM, from the 1000 block of Flower St, for burgia ana gang participation. _ , 17, 1/30/91, HM, from the 1000 block of Flower St, for burglary, coi resisting arrest and gang participation. 11 /6/08 — Thursday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Brian Wolden, 33, 12/5/74, WM, from 2016 Oregon St, for possession of heroin, paraphernalia and failure to signal. Gun Seized: 08-256881, Serial: 14053654, Marlin, .30 caliber lever action rifle, from 1016 � 11 /7/08 — Friday — 1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Mario Ortiz, 28, 12/16/79, HM, from 130 Augusta, for felony evading, hit and run, violation, unsafe lane change, suspended license and resist / delay officers. Kevin Glover, 36, 2/22/71, BM, from 3613 K St, for ADW - firearm (hit with end o� participation, robbery, felon possess a firearm and gang member possess a firear commission of a felony. 11 /8/08 — Saturday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Andy Arviso, 23, 7/23/85, HM, from the 1000 block of Miller, for possession of st� Roderick Johnson, 18, 10/3/90, BM, from 1601 Truxtun Ave, for Attempt murder firearm, conspiracy and gang participation. Darnell Dickerson, 21, 9/25/87, BM, from 1601 Truxtun Ave, for Attempt murder, firearm, conspiracy and gang participation. . 16, 12/24/91, BM, from 1802 Cherry St #6, for Attempt mi firearm, conspiracy and gang participation. Amadeo Montoya, 20, 2/15/88, HM, from Hayes / E. Brundage, for misdemeanoi (Cited) 11 /9/08 — Sunday — 0800-1800 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Gun Seized: OS-259133, Serial: 38215, Derringer, .22 pistol, from 901 Mohawk 11 /10/08 — Monday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 11 /11 /08 — Tuesday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Raquel Arreola, 30, 4/27/78, HF, from 605 Eye St, for a felon in possession of a fi possession of ineth for sale, felon possess ammo, conspiracy, possession of narc� armed and destruction of evidence. Phillip Cardenas, 25, 7/26/83, HM, from 605 Eye St, for a felon in possession of � member possesses a loaded firearm and possession of a non-registered firearm. Manuel Garcia, 22, 2/13/86, HM, from the 700 block of 6th St, for a felony warrani Bernardo Diaz, 21, 7/19/87, HM, from the 700 block of 6th St, for a misdemeanor Ralph Hadley, 20, 12/5/87, HM, from the 700 block of 6th St, for a misdemeanor � Angelo Bugni, 29, 11/3/78, HM, from Monterey St / Inyo, for a suspended license speeding. (Cited) Lanique Tennant, 19, 2/11/89, BF, from 2701 Ming Ave, for a red light violation. ( Emmanuel Foreman, 32, 3/3/76, BM, from Lotus / Casa Loma, for inoperable lice lamp. (Cited) Gun Seized: 08-261022, Serial: K13578, Fegyvergyar, 9mm semi-auto pistol, from 605 Eye 11 /12/08 — Wednesday — 1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Billy Tilford, 22, 4/24/86, BM, from the 1600 block of Potomac Ave, for a felon in ammo and gang participation. registered firearm, carry a loaded firearm in public and gang member in possessic firearm. Gun: 08-258927, Serial: 184960F, Colt, .22 revolver, located in the canal at Planz /; 11 /13/08 — Thursday — 1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Cristoval Crosthwaite, 21, 6/27/87, HM, from the 2000 block of Oregon St, for pc burglary tools and false ID to an officer. Odis Hanson, 27, 8/25/81, BM, from 917 Feliz Dr, for a misdemeanor warrant. 11 /14/08 — Friday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Michael Adams, 31, 1/7/77, BM, from 4220 Parker Ave #B8, for gang member in a firearm, gang member possession a firearm during the commission of a felony, E marijuana for sales, conspiracy, gang participation, possession of cocaine for sale of a controlled substance for sale and possession of a controlled substance while Dupree Demry, 28, 5/30/80, BM, from the 4100 block of Parker St, for gang mem possession of a firearm, possession of cocaine for sales, possession of ineth for ; participation, possession of a controlled substance while armed, possession of a I� by a gang member, possession of marijuana for sales and conspiracy. Phillip Lee, 19, 5/14/89, BM, from 205 Myrtle St, for burglary, possession of stole conspiracy and gang participation. , 17, 1/9/91, BM, from 205 Myrtle St, for burglary, possess property, conspiracy and gang participation. _ , 17, 1/13/91, BM, from 205 Myrtle, for burglary, conspiracy, possessic property and gang participation. Gun Seized: 08-263547, Serial: FWK380, Glock, .32 caliber semi-auto pistol, from 4220 Pa 11 /15/08 — Saturday — 1300-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: James Cherry, 39, 3/3/69, BM, from the 800 biock of R St, for a misdemeanor wa Jacqueline Najera, 20, 11/24/87, HF, from Quincy / Cypress, for a suspended IicE tags and 2 plates required. (Cited) 11 /16/08 — Sunday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Miguel Cruz, 19, 1/11/89, HM, from New Stine / Wilson, for a suspended license, signal and no insurance. Jesus Madera, 19, 1/7/89, HM, from New Stine / Wilson, for possession of a deaa Orlando Vela, 23, 5/21/85, HM, from 2014 Oregon St, for false info to an officer. Erik Bannister, 18, 8/4/90, WM, from 1241 G St, for trespassing. (Cited) 11 /17/08 — Monday —1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Jeffrey Vigue, 30, 6/27/78, WM, from 10001 Pyramid Peak Dr, for a felony warrar 11 /18/08 — Tuesday — 1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Myles Griffin, 21, 5/2/86, BM, from 800 Pershing St, for probationer in possessior possession of stolen property, gang member possess a concealed firearm, posse: loaded firearm by gang member and gang participation. Luis Romero, 54, 6/28/54, HM, from Lake St / Inyo St, for misdemeanor warrants, Guns Seized: 08-266842, Serial: 245PY41069, Browning, semi-auto 9mm, from 800 Pershin� 08-266842, Serial: G297146, Sig Sauer, semi-auto .45 caliber from 800 Pershi� 11 /19/08 — Wednesday — 1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Anthony Pinkins, 19, 12/13/88, BM, from 1512 Flower St, for a felon in possessic 11 /21 /08 — Friday — 1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Wayne West, 19, 7/14/89, BM, from 3000 Chester Ave, for gang member CCW, � carry a loaded firearm in public, gang member carry a loaded firearm in public, ga participation and carry a non-registered firearm. Joshua Burns, 19, 7/29/89, BM, from 3000 Chester Ave, for CCW, gang membe loaded firearm in public, gang member carry a loaded firearm in public, carry a no firearm, conspiracy and gang participation. Dwayne Seward, 19, 12/2/89, BM, from 3000 Chester Ave, for CCW, carry loade public, gang member possess a loaded firearm in public, carry a non-registered fii conspiracy and gang participation. Jerry Knox, 27, 10/28/81, WM, from the 3300 block of Q St, for false ID to an offi� (Cited) , 15, 6/22/93, BM, from 805 34th St, for curfew violation and unlicei , 15, 7/10/93, BM, from 805 34th St, for curfew violation. (Cited) 13, 10/26/95, BM, from 34th St / Q St, for curfew violation. (Cited 14, 5/18/94, BM, from 805 34th St, for curfew violation. (Cited) , 15, 9/10/93, BM, from 805 34th St, for curfew violation. (Cited; Nicholas Pacheco, 25, 7/30/83, HM, from Golden State / F St, for no license. (Ci� Cun Seized: OS-269551, Serial: 63-70111, Ruger, .22 caliber revolver, from the 3000 block Ave 11/22/08 — Saturday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Rahman Rushing, 26, 10/20/82, BM, from 1200 38th St, for spousal battery. Terry Wanzo, 33, 1/19/75, BM, from the 10 block of H St, for a misdemeanor war Columbus Holford, 25, 3/17/83, BM, from the 1500 block of 19th St, for a felony Christopher Norman, 39, 8/24/69, BM, from the 1000 block of Monitor St, for a warrant. (Cited) 11 /24/08 — Monday — 1300-2300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: 11 /25/08 — Tuesday — 0800-1800 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: John Florence, 22, 10/16/86, BM, from 700 E. Brundage Ln, for possession of co� sales, maintain a residence for narcotic activity, obstruct / delay officers, conspirac participation. Pierre Freeman, 20, 6/24/88, BM, from 700 E. Brundage Ln, for possession of coc sales, maintain a residence for narcotic activity, conspiracy, resisting arrest and ga participation. Tippin Lewis, 37, 11/15/71, BM, from 700 E. Brundage Ln, for possession of coc� conspiracy and resisting arrest. Patricia Davis, 52, 6/2/56, BF, from 700 E. Brundage, for misdemeanor warrants. 11 /26/08 — Wednesday — 0600-1600 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Gun Seized: 08-272864, Serial: HZB895, Glock, .357 semi-auto pistol, from 324 Tucker St 11 /27/08 — Thursday — 0600-1600 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: , 17, 8/30/91, BM, from 217 Pacheco Rd, for burglary and conspiracy 11 /28/08 — Friday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Carlos Roberson, 18, 3/10/90, BM, from the 100 block of P St, for carry a concea gang member carry a loaded firearm, carry concealed firearm in a vehicle, conspir; possession of a controlled substance for sale and gang participation. Carl Roberson, 47, 5/14/62, BM, from the 100 block of P St, for a felon in posses: firearm, possession a controlled substance while armed, CCW - firearm, CCW in a in possession of ammo and possession of a controlled substance for sale. 11 /29/08 — Saturday —1700-0300 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Rene Joseph, 41, 11/18/67, BM, from 1700 Brundage Ln, for violation of parole ; of rock cocaine. Laual Davis, 48, 9/10/60, BM, from 1700 Brundage Ln, for transportation of narc violation of parole. Terranci Dixon, 21, 3/20/87, BM, from 17th St / Eye St, for public intoxication, ot officer and gang participation. Gun Seized: 08-275657, Serial: BER304603, Beretta, 9mm semi-auto pistol, from 19th / E! 11 /30/08 — Sunday — 0700-0200 The Gang Unit arrested the following subjects: Page 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEK OF DECEMBER 22 — DECEMBER 26, 2008 Resurfacin�/Reconstructinq streets in the following areas: No street resurfacing/reconstruction during this week. Miscellaneous Streets Division proiects: Working on the Mill Creek project. Working on the Aera Park project. Working on the Maya Cinemas project. Working on the Saunders Park wet play project Working at Fire Station #14 — Installing sewer lateral and some curb & g� Paqe 2 of 2 STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Monday, December 22, 2008 City streets in the area between Allen Road and Jasmine Parker Drive Avenue, south to the canal. City streets between Rider Street and Allen Road from Johnson Road, canal. Tuesdav, December 23, 2008 City streets in the area between Olive Drive and Meany Street, Coffee R Knudsen Drive. Between Columbus Street and 34th Street, Chester Avenue to San Dima Wednesday, December 24, 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, December 25, 2008 Holiday — No Sweeping Service Fridav, December 26, 2008 Holiday — No Sweeping Service ###