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MEMORANDUM
June 3, 1994
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY CO~ ~
FROM' ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
SUBJECT: GENERAL INFORMATION
1. The Hammons people did accept the offer as discussed by Council at the last
Executive Session. Everything appears to be on track and moving forward.
2. There is a brochure enclosed on an educational session we are sponsoring
relative to cutting red tape in getting permits issued.
3. There are a variety of Council Referrals enclosed including one on a
temporary closure of Coffee Road north of Brimhall, one regarding two bills
pending before the legislature, status report on a CUP for Valley Wireless,
one on Panorama Drive and Chester Avenue pavement conditions and, finally,
one on Sacramento - Community Efforts.
4. Enclosed is a memo from the Planning Department on our current population
estimates, as well as future projections. This shows Bakersfield in 13th
place in terms of the largest California cities with a growth rate that
exceeds most of the other large communities.
5. The Co-Gen people did make first contact with us about the $'½ million park
donation. We will set up processes to discuss the road access to that park
with the developer. It would also require amaintenance district. We will
coordinate these discussions with Councilmember Smith.
6. Staff is somewhat unsure what to do with speed bumps - there seems to be a
diversity of opinion on the Council. We thought it was in Committee, but
now was referenced to come back to the full Council at the last meeting.
7. The meeting with the residents on the burn dump health assessment has been
set for June 7th.
8. The Fire Union did ratify the contract offer!
9. Council has expressed ongoing concerns with levels of Police staffing.
Statistics for the year show that we could reinstate the overhire program
without exceeding the budget, due to turnover. You may recall that, during
last year's fiscal crisis, we eliminated those five positions. It is an
unusual practice to allow overhiring, but as long as it could be monitored
so the budget is still OK, it may be the easiest way of addressing a
concern. I am leaning toward restoring it - please call if you have
concerns or wish more information.
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
June 3, 1994
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10. We may be able to get a free professional survey done of our island areas
to help us know how best to appeal to the residents about annexations, what
their fears are, etc. I will keep you informed if it develops.
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BAKERSFIELD
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMEN.T~
· MEMORAND/ ~
TO: Alan Tandy, C~ty Manager If/
FROM: Raul M. Rojas, Public Works D~rector
DATE: May 31, 1994
SUBJECT: COFFEE ROAD - TEMPORARY CLOSURE NORTH OF
BRIMHALL ROAD
Staff has been working out the details of the proposed
temporary closing of Coffee Road by the AT&SF Railway
Company to permit reconstruction of the crossing area. The
railroad company is going to remove the timber planking, raise
the south track, install new concrete planking, and construct
pavement tie-ins. The new planking will be prefabricated with
new heavy rails. This will avoid closing the crossing in the
future when the secondary track is upgraded for AMTRAK
service.
The road closure will be initiated at 10 p.m. on Friday,
~[une 24th. The road will be reopened on Monday, June 27th at
6 a.m. Traffic will be detoured to the west to Calloway Drive
during the closure. Traffic Engineering has provided a detour
signing plan for use by Santa Fe.
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cc: Steve Walker, Traffic Engineer
RECEWED
COTY MANAGER'S OFF~CE
BAKERSFIELD
MEMORANDUM
.~ ~/_June 1, 1994
TO' ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TRUDY SLATER, ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST II ~~
SUBJECT: COUNCIL REFERRAL #13254
Council referral #13254 asks for a status report on two bills, AB 3156 and SB
1615.
AB 3156 (Tucker) deals with emergency medical services under county control. The
CSAC-sponsored bill, which was lobbied heavily for by counties as well as by
private sector emergency medical providers, failed in the Assembly Ways and Means
Committee on a 3-12 vote after being passed on by the Assembly Health Committee
after an initial failing vote. The California Ambulance Association {sponsor of
the bill) has indicated it does not intend to pursue the issue the remainder of
this legislative session.
SB 1615 (Wyman) provides that specified graffiti damage is classified as a
separate misdemeanor. It doubles existing fines and community service for the
-first and second graffiti offense and triples the community service for the third
offense--thus changing the punishment for a crime. In addition, the bill
increases punishment for graffiti on streets or highways, making it a misdemeanor
for any person to graffiti signs, signals or other traffic control devices of a
street or freeway in an obstructing manner. The bill increases the punishments
for graffiti and creates a misdemeanor for specified graffiti with an intent to
create a greater deterrent for these crimes. The bill is supported by the
California District Attorney's Association, Neighbors Against Graffiti (NAG), and
Anti-Graffiti Units of the Fresno Police Department. The bill was passed by the
Senate Judiciary Committee on April 19, 1994 and the Senate Floor on May 19,
1994. The bill was forwarded to the Assembly Committee on Public Safety. No
further action has been taken on the bill.
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MEMORANDU
May 26, 1994
[t,~ ¥ MANAGEFI'$ OFF~CE!
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
SUBJECT: Stares Repo~ regarding Condifidnal Use Pemit ~5039, Broadcasting Tower
and ~sociated Equipment for Valley Wireless Cable, l~ated at 8101 ~he
Road.
On May 16, 1994, a memorandum was sent to you in response to COUncilwoman Brunni's
request regarding the above-mentioned conditional use permit.
In that memorandum our department identified three conditions that were deficient. The
following items were to be in compliance by May 23, 1994:
1. Install "no trespass" signs on site.
2. Apply dust binder to access road (Mc Cutchen Road).
3. Remove storage materials from parking area to make useable.
Department staff coordinated work efforts with Mr. Don Burns, III, Chief Operations
Manager for Valley Wireless. Valley Wireless is under different ownership than the group
who received approval of the conditional use permit and the new management was not
aware of the conditions. Mr. Burns was very cooperative and completed the requested
concerns by the deadline. My staff has investigated the site and confirmed that the
deficiencies have been corrected. All conditions of approval are now in compliance with
the conditional use permit.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
FROM: Raul Rojas, Public Works Director~~~..~
DATE: May 26, 1994
SUBJECT: PANORAMA DRIVE PAVEMENT CONDITION
CHESTER AVENUE PAVEMENT CONDITION
(Councihnember Patricia J. DeMond - Ward 2)
Councilmember Pat DeMond contacted staff about the first of
May relative to the condition of the two above-referenced
streets. Mark Leal checked the areas for condition. His
reports are attached.
We note that both locations are included in the resurfacing
project that will be underway this summer.
Attachment
CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
COMPLAINT MEMORANDUM/SERVICE REPORT
TO: FRED KLOEPPER, ACTING PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR DATE 5-4-94
FROM: MARK LEAL, STREET SUPERINTENDENT TIME
SOURCE OF CALL: Councilmember DeMond 872-3806
NAME PHONE NO.
ADDRESS
NATURE OF CALL: Chester Avenue under the Southern Pacific Railroad is in
need of repairs.
· PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING AND RETURN TO DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
INVESTIGATED BY: Mark Leal DATE 5-4-'94 TIME
CONDITION FOUND: There are numerous repairs on sunken areas under the
structure. The ride quality is poor.
ACTION TAKEN/REMARKS: Chester Avenue from the Garces Circle to 34th Street
has been carried over from the 1993-94 Capital Improvement Budqet. It is
scheduled, however, to go to Council May 18th for advertising. Construc-
tion should beqin by September 1, 1994.
WORK COMPLETED: DATE October 1994 TIME
SIGNATURE: -'
X, White- Division
Yellow - Director of Public Works
Green - Pending
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CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
COMPI~INT MEMORANDUM/SERVICE REPORT
TO: FRED KLOEPPER, ACTING PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR DATE 5-4-94
FROM: MARK LEAL, STREET SUPERINTENDENT TIME
SOURCE OF CALL: Councilmember DeMond 872-3806
NAME PHONE NO.
ADDRESS
NATURE OF CALL: Numerous cracks on the west portion of Panorama Drive
(Monte Vista to River Boulevard).
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING AND RETURN TO DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
INVESTIGATED BY: Mark Leal DATE 5-4-'94 TIME
CONDITION FOUND: As described above.
ACTION TAKEN/REMARKS: This portion of Panorama Drive has been carried over
since the 1992-93 Capital ImDrovement Budqet. However, it is scheduled
to qo to Council May 18th for advertisinq. Construction should beqin by
September 1, 1994.
WORK COMPLETED: DATE October 1994 T~ME '~ .~
White Division
Yellow - Director of Public Works
Green - Pending
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MEMORANDUM
June 1,1994
TO: COO~6MBER E~AA~
FROM: GAl'. WAITERS, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
SUBJECT: CITY OF SACRAMENTO - COfeI1lINITY EFFORTS
I am in the process of responding to your request for more information and a
review of how the City of Sacramento has consolidated and enhanced the delivery
of certain public services.
Sacramento is sending me a packet of information that will go into more detail
about the various steps in forming a Neighborhood Services Department. Once I
have this information, I would like to discuss further with you what direction
you were interested in the City pursuing. My interpretation of the Western City
article is that Sacramento has included its total organization into this concept
and that was as far-reaching as getting the community involved in the
restructuring of the City organization.
Attached is a copy of the article from Western City for you to refamiliarize
yourself with their accompl ishments. Pl ease 1 et me know i f you have any
additional information or questions you would like me to respond to in the
interim.
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TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager .~I,
FROM: Jack Hardisty, Planning Dire. tor
SUBJECT: 1994 Population Estimates
The State Department of Finance recently released our 1994 population estimate. The
official population estimate as of January 1, 1994 is 201,769 (we would round this to
201,800).
Attached is the city and metropolitan figures with updated projections to the year 2010. In
addition, I have included a table listing all of the California cities with populations over
100,000 and their ranking by population. Bakersfield remains the 13th largest city in the
state but showed the 4th fastest growth rate (3.1 %) over this last year of those cities shown.
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BAKERSFIELD POPULATION AND AREA
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1890 2,626 ~ 3,425 6.98 1980 105,611 227,968 74.~ (
1900 4,836 6,3201 6.98 1981 109,010 235,006 75.94
1910 12,727 17,311! 6.98 1982 113,190 240,000 76.65
1920 18,638 25,700 I 6.98 1983 118,631 251,340 76.65
1930 26,015 42,400 I 6.99 1984 129,686 261 ,282 77.70
1940 29,252 71,000! 6.99 1985 138,518 269,611 77.85
1950 34,784 121 ,900 i 6.99 1986 148,227 279,863 79.66
1951 45,497 125,7391 7.80 1987 153,399 285,854 84.85
1952 46,725 129,345 I 8.82 1988 157,423 293,011 85.93
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1953 47,953 132,963! 12.96 '1989 161,7501 319,688 89.56
1954 49,181 136,696 ¡ 13.98 1990 174,820 329;966 93.29
1955 50,409 140,800 I 14.12 1991 180,512\ 340,446 95.72
1956 51,637 144,1241 14.33 1992 188,251 350,913 100.15
1957 52,865 147,9201 14.95 1993 195,771 360,328 106.78
1958 . 54, 093 151,702 15.54 1994 201,769 370,000 107.37
1959 55,608 155,5271 15.76 * (est)
1960 56,848 157,850 : 15.89
1961 59,169 161,7781 16.21 H***** CITYSTAFF 'ROÆC110NS ***********
1962 60,351 164,1691 17:20
1963 61,480 166,5991 17.21 1995 209,373 385,364
1964 62,461 169,0371 18.61 1996 216,587 397,263
1965 63,417 171 ,452! 18.66 1997 223,800 409,163
1966 64,416 173,907! 18.71 1998 231,014 421,063
1967 67,727 176,368 ! 20.47 1999 238,227 432,963
1968 68,500 178,840 I 21.15 2000 245,441 444,863
1969 69,296 181,288 21.98 2001 252,654 456,762
1970 69,515 185,124 25.86 2002 259,86l! 468,662
1971 71,815 188,803 26~ 15 2003 267,082 480.562
1972 74,700 191,823 28.22 2004 274,295 492,462
1973 76,100 193,800 29.04 2005 281,509 504,362
1974 76,200 196,168 31.96. 2006 288, 722 516,261
1975 76,400 1 92,420 32.18 ..2007 295,936 528,161
1976 77,700 204,839 32.18 2008 303,149 540,061
1977 82,000 197,400 34.48 :
2009 310,363 551,961
1978 87,300 216,772 56.47 2010 317,578 563,860
1979 91,800 222,703 74.18
Note: Dec1e populations - Federal Census (April 1st) Prepared by: Bakersfield Planning Dept:
Other year populations - CA Dept. of Finance Estimate (Jan 1st) ~ate: May 25. 1994
Proj~tions based on linear regression model; fi~es change annually. Jge
Meuppolitan population estimates are for the 2 10 area.
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DIVISION OF THE LEAGUE OF
CALIFO RNIA CITIES
PLEASE JOIN US FOR A
G RASSROOTS LEGISLATIVE FORUM
with our local State Representatives
" STATE AND LOCAL GO VERNMENT REFORM:
A Look at Short and Long-Term Financing Solutions That Work for Cities Too"
Friday, June 17, 1994
4:30 p.m.
Visalia Radisson Hotel
Ballroom
300 South Court Street
(see other side for map)
The Forum will include a buffet reception at 7:00 p.m. for the cost of $10.00 per person. Limited
I seating is available, so please RSVP to the City of Clovis, 297-2320, by Monday,
June 13, 1994 at 5:00 p.m.
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City of Bakersfield
Economic & Community Development Department
515 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield, California 93301
"HOW TO CUT THE RED TAPE
IN GETTING YOUR PERMIT"
BAKERSFIELD CONVENTION CENTER
JUNE 21
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