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T0: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY
FROM: ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
SUBJECT: GENERAL INFORMATION
COUNCI ��
December 9, 1994
1. You will note, when you get your agenda packets, that it is an unusually
heavy workload this session. It is primarily a result of having only one
meeting in December. �'
2. You will receive, under separate cover, a memo from Judy Skousen indicating
that we can save some time during the Council meetings. She has given you
a form which you can use to formally record an abstention on Consent items.
That will save time by no longer requiring items to be pulled with a
separate roll call vote on each. It still complies with the law and will
still result in an announcement that you have abstained on any specific
item with which you have a conflict. It should help process the Consent
Calendar more quickly.
3. A recurrent theme which arose in the recent Vision Conference was water and
tree elements for downtown. I have asked Jake to look into some
preliminary consulting work on concepts that might be developed, perhaps on
a small scale as a pilot, along that line.
4. There have been recent newspaper stories relative to the possibility of a
sports complex in the southwest. We have had some residential calls
expressing concern. While that site was purposefully picked so that it
would be far removed from any residences, we are, nonetheless, scheduling
a neighborhood meeting in the Silvercreek area for January lOth. This will
be to inform the neighborhood what the proposal consists of, where the
exact location is, etc. I am confident that, if they actually know the
proposed location, they will not be concerned - particularly, si.nce it is
in us rially zoned.
5. Kevin Barnes, from San Bernardino, will be the new Solid Waste Manager.
This position was recently created by the City Council and will be the top
position in Sanitation reporting to the Department Head. He will be on the
job on January 9th.
6. Two items "fell off" of the agenda. One was the request for proposals to
privatize certain landscaping maintenance districts. The Councilmember
from an impacted ward was not going to be present and asked for a delay.
The second was the Joint Powers Agreement with Kern County relative to the
sports complex/baseball stadium. We got a late call from a bond attorney
indicating that the JPA needed some amendments. That was after the County
adopted it. We did not see any purpose in putiing it on your agenda for
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December 9, 1994
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adoption, to be followed by later amendments - so we, simply, postponed it.
We did write the County to that effect.
7. We sent a delegation to the State Water Board this week. We are trying to
get clearance so we are not liable for clean up of the contamination of the
property we build the bridge over. If we get approval, we will be able to
proceed with property acquisition and design of the Coffee Road Bridge. We
received a report late Friday from the delegation - good news, WE WON!
8. Jack Hardisty informs me that the Habitat Conservation group has authorized
purchase of 2,000 acres of "credit area" for habitat. "Credit area"
apparently allows the original land uses to continue, simultaneously with
the habitat.
9. An update on the Kern County Food Bank's past request for transfer of title
of its building is enclosed.
10. Responses to Council Referrals are enclosed regarding the intersection of
Planz and Wible Roads, a traffic signal at Akers and Panama, the condition
of the curb installation at Gosford and White, the traffic signal at
Uillage Lane and Stockdale Highway, the condition of the curve in the road
at Jewetta and Brimhall, mediation services for any disputes between the
Mobilehome Owners Association of Kern County and the Western Mobilehome
Association, and alleged problems with a contractor in the Home Improvement
Program.
11. Enclosed is some information on the Board of Trade Business Outlook
Conference for 1995. This event will be moved from January to March.
12. There are informational pickets at the Hotel site this date. I am told it
is electricians protesting a lack of local hires. The contractor reports,
however, that 10 of 13 total are local! Work continues uninterrupted, in
any event.
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B A K E R S F I E L D
Alan Tandy • City Manager
December 9, 1994
Supervisor Ben Austin
Mr. Joe Drew, County Administrativ� Officer
County of Kern
1115 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield, CA 93301
Dear Supervisor Austin and Mr. Drew:
We received a call from the bond attorney who was reviewing the JPA relative to the
sports complex. The call was almost simultaneous with the County Board action on that
document.
The bond attorney suggested several changes in it. It is unfortunate that the changes
arrived simultaneous with the County's adoption, however, we wanted to let you know
that we would be receiving a revised document and scheduling adoption at our first
available meeting in January. As soon as it is in, we will get you the revisions as well.
We are sorry for any inconvenience and look forward to continuing to work with you on
this project.
Sincer ly,
an Tandy �
City Manager
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City of Bakersfield • City Manager's Office • 1501 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield • California • 93301
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November 30, 1994
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
FROM: Jake Wager, Economic Dev o ment irector
SUBJECT: Kern County Food Bank
As you will recall the Kern County Food Bank in its correspondence dated October 3, 1994 asked
the County of Kern and the City of Bakersfield to agree to a transfer of title of its building
located at 800 14th Street to the Kern County Economic Opportunity Corporation. The consent
of the County and the City is necessary since CDBG funds were used for acquisition of this
facility.
Since the request by the Food Bank was first made, you have received copies of additional
correspondence from the various parties involved. Shortly after our receipt.of the request, we
(City and County) asked for some additional information. To some extent our request was
satisfied by the Food Bank in a letter dated October 19, 1994. In order to clarify some of the
additional information an all-hands meeting was held on October 31, 1994.
At the conclusion of the meeting the Food Bank representative (Dennis Needham) indicated the
Food Bank might withdraw its request for the transfer of title.
Since that time I have spoken to Mr. Needham twice in an effort to establish the status of this
project. Mr. Needham on one occasion indicated a letter was being drafted that would formally
withdraw the original request. In the second conversation Mr. Needham indicated that an
agreement had been reached whereby the food distribution services would be provided through
a contract with KCEOC. I asked for a copy of the agreement. Yesterday a copy of the
agreement was forwarded to me by County Community Development (see attached). As of this
date I have received no further informal or formal communication advising the City of the Food
Bank's intent to bring this matter to closure.
By separate correspondence I have asked the City Attorney to review the attached document for
its compliance with the City's agreement with the Food Bank. I will advise you of their review.
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Cownty $conoRaic . Oppostuaity Corporatioa (*RCLpC�) , a�ad T�e Kez�
Cour�ty Food Baz�k, Ii1C. ( °KCFB" ) ,
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KCBOC is a California nonprofit pub].fc benefit corporation,
tax-exe�npt under ir�texasl Revenue Code S�etiori gp� (�) �3� �d
Ca��forr�i� Reve�ue aAd Taxatian Code Section �3�8id. KC�oC fa tha
Federally•desfgnat�d Commuaity ActioA Aggncy (CAA) serviAg pver
200,�000 low-incom� reaideat� each yesr through various human
sexvice progranus. KCSOC, �hich has been in operaCiars since 1965,
currently hss 385 employees and contributes �28 mi�,lion annually to
the Keru Coun�y ecoaomy, KC80C bes been providing food services to
the needy r�sid�nCS of Kerz� County for over 20 years.
KCPB xa a Ca2iiornia nonprofit publ�c benefft carporation,
tax•exempt un6er Interaal Reve.ztue Code Section 5p�, ��) {3� �d .
Califeraia Revenue and Taxatioa CoQe Section 23701�. KCFS
a�.tni.sters food distribution programs through federal and other
fundisYg $purcee ia the greater Bakersf�.eifl srea. =t hae a writteA
Co�unity Aevelopment Activi�y �greement �+ith the Caunty of�:
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� Clvcrentiy. KCfiOC arid the Food 8ank hsve �.,n agreemertt, whereby
KCSflC serves the outly�ag arese ia Kern County Snd th� Food 8ank
ServeB =be greater Bakerst�elc� area� tk,,us avoiding duplication.
Due.to incr�aeed coste in utilities, vehicle main�er��nCe� �d
ssperstioae, the Food Bank is no longer able to mai�tain a sel�-
sustainiag ff.naneial pcsitioa. =a an�8tite�pt to redirect �costs,
the Bo�rd of Directors, through fts execut3ve clir�ctor, reduced
paid staff to juat t�ao people this past year. Vo�.uatee= wo=kers
have replaced the part•time pa3d stBfP whi�h hag grov� to be
finaneiaily henefieial �hiie 8Gi11 mafutainiAg eflicieacy ��a
noYmai busiaess aperatiena. After car�ful reviea .and
consideration, the Food Bank Board of Direczors h�s detexmiaed that
Rc�OC is b��t �ble to carttfnue the Food Bank og�eration. K�gp� gas
conduct�d a financial analyeis of the �ood Bank�s annual coste ag
operation and current defici.t situation and eoncluded that it ia
able to assume the geod gank►$ op�ratioa, �hreugh "eco�omies of
scale,� KC'�OC ia 8ble Co re8uce admi�o.istrative overhead coste due
to its administxative i.nfrastnscLure already in place.
• NOW, TFiERE}�pRg, the parties, in consideration of the promises
and mutual covenaats and agreements contained bereia, inten8ing to
be legaliy bouad, hereby agree ae follo�os;
1• �• Thia Agreement sha11 com�aez�ce oa Nov��er i, 3994
and $ha11 teraainate at the ex�fl of the Community
Devel�p�nt �g�neY �5r�emeat, be�we�n �CC�'8 sad tbe third
�artiee, aetached bereto as �xhibit "A, • ur�,g$� �t�ded
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by mutual agreemeat.
2. a age.+*�nt Serv�ces, KCSOC, acting in the capacity oi
isidep�ad�t contractor a�d not �� RCFB� s agent, ahall
provide pra�essioz�al eaa.aa�em�nt s�zvicea oa behalf ot
�C�'8 as foliows:
• ta) I�CBOC �hall pxovide �cr, martage, supervisa, direct,
� and, ia ali oGher e�aye, �e respo�tsibie for a12
services �►nd progr� cursently pgovided�by KCgH,
— ir:cluding, but aat limit�d to, those matters ax�d
progr�ms provided for by � Tbe �ezgenc�, gaod
Assfs�ancQ Progr�m, FeAeral Em�rg�cy Management
Agency, VaiC�d Way of Kann County, Bro�oa �ag
program, and SmergeACy Food Netvork. KCFB, upon
tP�e s3gniAg o! t�s Agreemeat, wi21 give and
transf�r to KCBOC a31 authority and responsibility
for deal i.ng �vith an8 administering any such
program, aad shail also take any action to transfer
control o! ar,y KCFB asset, iACiuding the coAtrol of
any personal or raal property ass�ts, to KCEOC.
(bj RCBOC Wiil develop approgriat� policfe� •�nd
proce8ures for tbe perfcrmaace o# these Bervices.
tc) KCB�C and iCCFB may agree on additional �ervices to
be gro�r3.ded by 2tCE0C wf rh new fua�ds received during
the term of thia Agreem�at.
(d) �CC80C ahall caYry out the m�ag�m�t �ervices
de�cgibed hereia in the �atne og lCCFB. .
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: �e) KeSOC ahaii select, eniploy, and supetvise a Program
Director and such other paid empioyees uhich it
deteznuia�s are aecessary to rarry out ics
managemeat and gfscai agent eervices pursuant to
t��s �g�c�emeat. RCSOC �hall eetablish wages, eezms
of �nploymeat, and job descripC�ons for all 6uch
�mployees.. �CEOC shail be re�poasfble for ail
i.nc�me �nnd p�yro21 tax withho�ding and reporting
f or such emgloyegs . Yte�B staf � currentiy �nplayed
�ha�12 be offexed ths opportunity to contfnue Sa
same or sim3lar pa�ic�oaa �+ith KCEOC, upoa su�h
t�rms snd c�ditfo�s as may be e�tabiished witl�in
the sola discretioa of KCBOC.
Ti�e KCFB board of directors sha�.l act only as aa advisory Jaody
to the KC80C board of d�rector$ �oncerning KC80C� s perforon�nce of
these services. The KCFB board of direcGors sha21 be responsi.bie
for ell RCFB a�tfvities aad operatiotts not Within the scope of
KC80C' e ms.nageme�nt or fisc�+l agent servi�es, f� any,
3. �sca? Aaen��es, xCEpC shall provide �iscal agent
services to RCFB aa follows:
(a) RCPB shalY ia�e8fately transfer all o� its funds to
a bank accetuit ma3ntained by RCSOC. A11 funds
xeceived by KCBOC or by KCFB on behaif o! KCFB
during the ternt ot this Agreement shall be
deposited in thfs acc�t or ia anotiier separate
baak a►ccount �aa3nt�ined by K�BpC � its df s�retion
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(b) KCEOC 8ha11 2�ave sole and exclusive auCbority to
withdraa funda from the aceou:st te) . Rcgp� r,ba12
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fotiow the eame i�teraal operaCiag p�cocedures
' reS��ng aumber and identity of check g�����
� vouchez or i�voice approval process, its., as it
, foilaws for Witi�drawals. fro;n its other accouata,
��l l�de in the �ccaunttsl at the terminatio�a og thiB
Agreement e2�11 be retu�ed te RCgg, less aay
amawat needed gor acczued but r�ot yet pafd
� liabilities, including �► �nta owed to KCEp�,
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�a) xCBOC sh�].1 keep and �sintaa� accurate, complete,
and s�parate records fn accordarice witxt aceepted
acccunting staridards a»d procedures, showing iacame
and expenditures ia coru�ection with the operatioas
, of KCFB, so that aay accounts payable, other
obligatfot�s, cash, account$ receivab1e, �,d o�her
assets pertaining thereto can be fdentified and
their respective amounts deLerauned aC aII tirt►es.
tbf KCEOC sha11 prepare manC}uy �c� statementg and
sn ur�audited an�nuai statement, Summarizins ��.e
results o! operatioas ot KCFB's fisCal year just
concluded.
te) �CBpC �3�a11 pgepare aad submit on behalf of KCFS
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�.11 r�guiaed fu:iding �urce firsaacial osc nazzativQ
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: reporte, oa Or before their due date, concerning
KC80C's performance vf iL� mas�agement and ffscal
age.nt servic�s. �
� td) RC80C sha11 assiet KCFB ia fi�.iasg all tax returas
fc is required by i�w to file. RC80C sh�ll provide
� ' all available �nEormatioa vhi�h xould agsist KCFg
ia a�eeting the filing require�ats.
5. �suacance and Znd�� � at{en.
{a) KCBOC shail maintain a golicy of �ou°�prehensive
gezieral liabil3ty iaaurance of at least �1 �nillioa
'in coverage, and sucb oth�r boading and lfability
iasur�nce, includiag but not lirnited to
waemploymer�t and workers' ca�pensation insurance,
reguired by law or usual and cust�nazy witl� rgspect
to Lhe conduct of its activiCies, in amourit� Whi�h
the KCEOC board of directors has detexmiaed are
�ea$onably adequate to protect RCEpC and KCFg, p�l
such insurance ShaZl cover KCEO��g managem�nt and
ffscal �ge�t services pursuarlt to thie Agreement,
' if such caverage ia available.
ib) KCEOC shall include the RCFS board of dire�tors as
' i�sured � partiee under any itCEpc poZi�y og
� dire�tors� ar�d of�icera' liability �.nsuraace, f�
�ermitt�d by the terms of the policy.
• (a) KC�OC �laa21 3adeaa�ify, assum� �he delens� ot (if
requested), and hoZd harm2ess RCFS and ita
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director� and o�ficer� from every claim, 1oss,
damage, snjuxy, �xpense {including attonleys'
fees), judgment, and liability of every kiAd,
nature, arid descriptian arisiag fran RC�OC�s
x�egligeut. graudul�nt, or illegal ��t or o�nission
fs� tbe perfoz�nance o! itg sezviees under tLis
Agzeement, except, as to the p�rty requesting
fndea�niffcat3.cn, Co the extend such claim, losa,
damage, injuzy. expense, judg�►eat, or ��ability
results in w�aole or in part fsam the unauthorized,
fraudulent, or f llegal act og omf ssioa` of tbe pany
xequesting indect�i.ficatioa,
Axbf�ra� tian. In the eve,nt of a dispute between the
part�.es coxtcerning this Agreemeat, ItCEOC and ReFB agree
to submit the dispute to arbftratfon pursuant to the
zules and procedures of tbe American n.-�„�,.n«�,.,,
Associatio�a. Ar�y amard ari�ing fran such arbitration
shall be f irtal a�d binditig upon the parfi�es and m8y b8
reduced to judgment in a court oi campetent jurisdiction.
Ariy euch arbitratioa shall take place in Kex�n County,
Califomia. If either party breaches the provi.sions of
this pazagraph 6, the other party shall be entitied to
recover aay costs ,i.ncurred (fncivdiag, without
lia�itatfons, eoste awd att8rney$ fees) i� enforciag or
protectfnq ats rights to arbit�ratioa, whet.her or aot suit
is fil�d.
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R� r�ese �at ans and �� _�p�, R� repre$ents and
warrants to RCBOC that:
fa) TherQ is no aGtion, auit, proceeding, or claim o!
say ki�ad involving KCFB pending or, its kaoaledge,
�breatened beFore aay court, as�itratio�ti p�1, or
qovea�n�aent�l or adm.fnistrative body ox agency.
(b) It does not have outetanding aity indelbtedness or
�th�r liabi�fties or erust obligations. exc�pt as
set forth isi attachmeat •8, �
(c� It has provided KCBOC xit2s copies of all eontracte�
grant agreemeats, or other do�umeatg evide�ocis�g ita
obligat3.0as, and� it is in co�i3ance xith all of
tha �extas and proviaioas �et forth iu su�h
dacumeaca on iee part to be observed or pertormed,
8. �o�rain�,Law. This Agreement sha11 be goveraed by the
laws of Calif�rnia.
9. �t�i,re Aaze�ment • Amenc� ent . This Agreement constitutes
tha entire agzeement oP the partie�, superseda,Ag aAy
prior wrftten or ozal agreaments bet�reeu them on �he s�me
$ubject matt�r, and may be cbanged only by a �,rriting �
signed by both of them.
l0. ��� a a. This AgreeYneat may be exeruted in any
aumber of cour�terparts. and eaeh sucb eounterpart shall
� be 8eem�d to be an origfnal �nst�ent� p�yt aot all o! -
t3�em �oqetlaer sha►],1 cou�titute hut ane Agree�aent. -
I1. F�rth�r Actie�. Ou re,qu�st b�r RC�OC. KCFB sh�ll lraa �
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� time to time execute and deliver a�y documents and
3.nstruments�asid take any actions desirable or aecessary
to cax�zy aut the full fntent and purpose of thfs
A�Bet�eAt .
'12. Assig�g�. �C�gOC g�2 not �saigr� any of ite
' oblfga�.ions or dutieg under tbis Agreemeat Witbout
obtafning the prior wrftten cone�aC of KCFB, wh��
eonsen� �hall aot be unr�asonably withheld. ��
Ae�reement sha11 be binding upon and iaure to the benefit
� of �hs succesaors �d pexmit�ed assigas oi t2�e pa=ties,
13. �s�cir�. A1I notices ar►d other co�unication� given
pur�uan� to thig Agre�me»t shali be iri writing aad shall
be deifvered in person, by courier deliv�exy, coc by first
class n�ail, postage pr�gafd. addressed as Pollows:
If to KCEOC, at 3�0 `�
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� or to such other addresa as the addr�ssAe ma,y have
specified in a notice du�y given to the sender.
IN WITNE9S WHgRgpg� the part3ea bave �sus�� �hi$ �eernent to
be exeeuted and delivered by their praper and duly authori�ed
oftice a af t aad yeaz first above tirittea.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
FROM: Raul Rojas, Public Works Director
DATE: December 1, 1994
SUBJECT: COUNCIL INQUIRIES
Attached are responses to the following Council inquiries:
City Council Referral Record# 14172 - Status report on the
intersection of Planz and Wible Roads and traffic signal at
Akers Road and Panama Lane. (Salvaggio - Ward 7)
City Council Referral Record # 14173 - Condition of the curb
installation at southeast corner of Gosford Road and White
Lane. (Brunni - Ward 4)
Ciry Council Referral Record # 14175 - Synopsis of the timing of
and accidents occurring at the traffic signal at Village Lane and
Stockdale Highway. (Rowles - Ward 5)
Response to Councilmember Kevin McDermott's inquiry
regarding the condition of the curve in the road at Jewetta and
Brimhall Road.
REF14172;
REF14175
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MEMORANDUM.
Traffic Engineering
DATE: November 28, 1994
TO: RAUL M. ROJAS, PUBLIC WQRKS DIRECTOR
FROM: STEPHEN L. WALKER, TRAFFIC ENGINEER d��(���
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SUBJECT: CITY COUNCIL REFERRAL # 14172, SIGNAL STATUS OF
PLANZ/WIBLE AND AKERS/PANAMA LN (SALVAGGIO)
Action taken by Council:
"Salvaggio requested staff provide him with a status report on the intersection of Planz
and �ble Roads and traffic signal at Akers Road and Panama Lane. "
Response:
The traffic signal modification project at Planz Road and Wible Road has received bids
from contractors and set for the December 14, 1994 Council Meeting to award the contract
to the low bidder. After contract documents are processed, the Construction Inspection
Division of Public Works will set a date to start construction, administer the contract and
inspect the construction by the contractor.
The traffic signal project for a new installation at the intersection of Akers Road and
Panama L,ane is a current year project. Survey information and data have been collected
and received this month. Design of the project, engineering estimates and preparation of
specifications and bid documents are scheduled for December through February. The
intersection is currently under 4-way stop control and operating satisfactorily.
No further action required.
cc: Bruce Deeter, CE III, Traffic Engineering
Brad Underwood, CE III, Traffic Engineering
PW Memo File
Traffic Engineering file - Council Referral #14172, Planz/Wible & Akers/Ranama signals.
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BACKUP MATERIAL ATTACHED: NO
DATE FORWARDED BY CITY CLERK: 11/18/94
NOTE: STATUS CHANGES ARE TO BE ENTERED FOR EACH REFERRAL
AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH EVEN IF NO ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN!
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Traffic Engineering
DATE: November 28, 1994
TO: RAUL M. ROJAS, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FROM: STEPHEN L. WALKER, TRAFFIC ENGINEER ������
SUBJECT: CITY COUNCIL REFERRAL # 14173; CURB AT GOSFORD AND
WHITE LANE (BRUNNI)
Action taken by Council:
'Brunni referred to staff the issue of the curb that was irrstalled at the southeast corner
of Gosford Road and White Lane being a hazard at night and in foggy conditions."
Response:
The curb separating the northbound through lanes from the north to west left turn lanes was
installed by the developer of the Fastrip Mini Mart on the southeast corner. Per the plans,
the nose of the curb was reflectorized.
The location was investigated and found to be missing the reflectors, either through
vandalism or damage by a car. The Public Works General Services Division was contacted
and new reflectors/markers, along with fresh paint on the curb, were installed on Friday,
November 18, 1994. After the repair, I reviewed the site and ve�ified that the work was
completed.
No further action required.
cc: Bruce Deeter, CE III, Traffic Engineering
Brad Underwood, CE III, Traffic Engineering
PW Memo File �
Traffic Engineering file - Council Referral #14173, White/Gosford �
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Traffic Engineering
DATE: November 23, 1994
TO: RAUL M. ROJAS, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FROM: STEPHEN L. WALKER, TRAFFIC ENGINEER ������
SUBJECT: CITY COUNCIL RECORD NUMBER 14175, TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT
VILLAGE LANE AND STOCKDALE HIGHWAY. (ROWLES)
ACTION TAKEN BY COUNCIL:
"ROWLES REQUESTED STAFF PROVIDE HIM WITH A SYNOPSIS OF THE
TIMING OF AND THE ACCIDENTS OCCURRING AT THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL
AT VILLAGE LANE AND STOCKDALE HIGHWAY. "
I have reviewed the accident data for vehicle accidents reported to the Bakersfield Police
Department over the last two years. No accidents have been reported occurring within the
intersection during the past two years.
Two accidents, both "rear end" collisions, occurred in the vicinity of the intersection and
were considered intersection related. One, in January 1993, was twenty feet east of the
� intersection on a Sunday at 1:30 pm. The other was 21 months later, on October 19, 1994,
at 8:20 in the morning. The cause of that accident was driver error due to being "blinded"
by the morning sun. Neither of the two accidents in the two year period appeared to be
caused by the traffic signal timing or traffic congestion.
Six other accidents, again all "rear end" type, were reported during the two year period that
were some distance away from the intersection. Most were in excess of 250 feet from
Village Lane on Stockdale, occurred west of the intersection and happened during the
evening peak hour. These were most likely influenced by traffic congestion and backup
from the intersection of Califorriia/New Stine/Stockdale. "Rear end" type accidents are very
common around all signalized intersections and are the result of drivers following too close
when a signal changes to red.
Signal operation does not seem to be a factor in the accidents near Village Lane. Accidents
of the type that may have been influenced by the signal and congestion at California/New
Stine/Stockdale are expected to be fewer when the Public Works project to widen the
intersection is completed.
cc: PW Memo File
Traffic Engineering file - Council Refenal #14175, Village/Stockdale
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ACTION TAKEN BY COUNCIL:
ROWLES REQUESTED STAFF PROVIDE HIM WITH A
SYNOPSIS OF THE TIMING OF AND THE ACCIDENTS
OCCURING AT THE TRAFFIG SIGNAL ATVILLAGE LANE AND
STOCKDALE HIGHWAY.
BACKUP MATERIAL ATTACHED: NO
DATE FORWARDED BY CITY CLERK: 11/18/94
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Traffic Engineering
DATE: November 29, 1994
TO: RAUL M. ROJAS, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FROM: STEPHEN L. WALKER, TRAFFIC ENGINEER
SUBJECT: REFERRAL FROM COUNCILMEMBER McDERMOTT, CURVE IN
BRIMHALL ROAD WEST OF JEWETTA.
I have investigated Councilmember McDermott's concern regarding the "curve in the road
at Jewetta and Brimhall Road, dangerous area where it narrows, particularly dangerous in foggy
days. "
This portion of road was built in 1991-92 by the developer as part of the development access �
to the Castle and Cooke tract at Brimhall and Allen. A review of the accidents reported
to the Bakersfield Police Department indicates no accidents have occurred west of the
intersection in the curve area, or at the intersection itself, since the road was opened west
of Jewetta.
The two lane road, designed by the developer to City standards, is curved to align with
Brimhall Road to the east. T'he road design, curves and curve transitions are designed for
55 mile per hour design .speeds per data on the City approved plans. The road is marked
with a reflective centerline and additional reflective post markers are in place to guide
traffic through the transition and curve.
No additional markers or treatment appear to be needed at this time. We continue to
monitor this road, and all other road segments and intersections within the City, for changes
in traffic or operations that may indicate the need for traffic improvements.
cc: Bruce Deeter, CE III, Traffic Engineering
Brad Underwood, CE III, Traff'ic Engineering
PW Memo File
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Economic and Community Development Department
M E M O R A N D U M
December 7, 1994
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
FROM: Jake Wager, Economic Development Direct r
SUBJECT: Request from Kern County Mobilehome Owners Association
(Council Tracking #13516)
At the June 15, 1994 City Council meeting' a request by the Kern County Mobilehome Owners
Association was forwarded by the City Council to staff to consider adoption of a conflict
resolution process. The request was to mirror a process already in place with the County of
Kern. After discussing this issue with the City Manager's office, a consensus was reached for
the City to establish the requested process. On November 30, 1994, I mailed a letter (see
attached) to the two organizations involved in this matter notifying them of the City's intent to
establish a conflict resolution process (see attached guidelines).
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November 30, 1994
Joanne Wilhite
8500 Kern Canyon Road, #136
Bakersfield, CA 93306
Dear Ms. Wilhite,
A request has been made to the City of Bakersfield to offer mediation type services should a dispute arise
between a tenant and a mobile home park located in the City of Bakersfield. The request asked that the
City of Bakersfield adopt a process similar to that already in place with the County of Kern. After
considering the request, the City Manager has directed me to advise you that the City of Bakersfield is
prepared to offer its good offices as a third party neutral participant to act as a mediator/conciliator in an
effort to resolve any dispute which the Mobilehome Owners Association of Kern County and the Western
Mobilehome Association are not able to resolve on their own.
I have taken the liberty of re-typing the County's guidelines and substituting the City's name where
appropriate. One difference from the County's practice will be that the point of contact for the two
organizations will be the City of Bakersfield's Economic and Community Development Department. The
City's efforts will be activated upon the written request of both the Mobilehome Owners Association of
Kern County and the Western Mobilehome Association. Inquiries and complaints from individuals will be
referred back to one or both of the two organizations previously named.
I am confident after speaking to both you and David Evans that a true spirit of cooperation does exist. In
this respect I know that should you require assistance from the City of Bakersfield, we will be able to
continue to rely on your mutual desire to work hard toward amicable resolutions of all matters.
I would greatly appreciate it if you would please advise your organization of the City's stated intent to assist
in the event of a mobilehome owner/park owner conflict. Please call if I can be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
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John F. Wager, Jr.
Economic Development Director
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Mr. David Evans
HC2 Box 8057
Frazier Park, CA 93225
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A request has been made to the City of Bakersfield to offer mediation type services should a dispute arise
between a tenant and a mobile home park located in the City of Bakersfield. The request asked that the
City of Bakersfield adopt a process similaz to that already in place with the County of Kern. After
considering the request, the City Manager has directed me to advise you that the City of Bakersfield is
prepared to offer its good offices as a third party neutral participant to act as a mediator/conciliator in an
effort to resolve any dispute which the Mobilehome Owners Association of Kern County and the Western
Mobilehome Association are not able to resolve on their own.
I have taken the liberty of re-typing the County's guidelines and substituting the City's name where
appropriate. One difference from the County's practice will be that the point of contact for the two
organizations will be the City of Bakersfield's Economic and Community Development Department. The
City's efforts will be activated upon the written request of both the Mobilehome Owners Association of
Kern County and the Western Mobilehome Association. Inquiries and complaints from individuals will be
referred back to one or both of the two organizations previously named.
I am confident after speaking to both you and Joanne Wilhite that a true spirit of cooperation does exist.
In this respect I know that should you require assistance from the City of Bakersiield, we will be able to
continue to rely on your mutual desire to work hard toward amicable resolutions of all matters.
I would greatly appreciate it if you would please advise your organization of the City's stated intent to assist
in the event of a mobilehome owner/park owner conflict. Please call if I can be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
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Economic Development Director
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CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
MOBILEHOME OWNER/PARK OWNER CONFLICT
GUIDELINES
When disputes arise between mobilehome owners/tenants and mobilehome park owners, the following guidelines
will be undertaken in those situation involving dwellings that are covered by the Mobilehome Residency Law
(MRL). No provision shall conflict with that law.
1. When a dispute arises, the complainant (either homeowner/tenant, park owner or his or
her designated representatives) will provide written notification of the problem to the
other party and request a meeting where the problem can be addressed. If another method
of solving problems has been successfully established in a particular mobilehome park,
that method should continue to be used as long as that method does not conflict with the
MRL. If requested, the Mobilehome Owners Association of Kern County is willing to
assist homeowners/tenants in this first step. The parties-at-interest in the meeting will
provide written documentation of their position on the issue. If there is resolution at Step
I, no further action is required.
2. If the dispute is not resolved, the park owner and/or homeowner/tenant will contact a
representative of the Mobilehome Owners Association of Kern County (Phone #805-366-
0165) and a representative of the Western Mobilehome Association (Phone #805-245-
3719) to set up a meeting to discuss the problem and seek resolution. It is suggested that
the phone numbers of the Western Mobilehome Association and the Mobilehome Owners
Association of Kern County be prominently displayed at every mobilehome park within
the City of Bakersfield. The parties-at-interest in this second meeting will also provide
written documentation of their position on the issue. If this meeting provides resolution
to the problem, no further action is required.
If the dispute is not resolved, the President of the Mobilehome Owners Association and
the President of the Western Mobilehome Association will contact the City of Bakersfield
Department of Economic and Community Development to set up a meeting between the
homeowner/tenant, park owner, representative of the Mobilehome Owners Association,
representative of the Western Mobilehome Association and a designated City official. The
parties-at-interest will forward to the City all the written documentation from previous
meetings for review prior to the final meeting.
4. If there is resolution at Step III, no further action is required and an agreement will be
signed by both parties. If the dispute remains unresolved at this point, parties-at-interest
are free to seek whatever legal and/or administrative remedy that is available to them.
The homeowner, the park owner, and the City of Bakersfield understand that none of the steps identified herein
are to be considered binding arbitration and that this process has been developed to encourage solution between
parties-at-interest. It is not required to be followed before invoking any legal or administrative remedy which
may be available. However, the Western Mobilehome Association, the Mobilehome Owners Association of Kern
County and the City of Bakersfield support these guidelines and recommend their use in resolving conflicts
between park owners and homeowners/tenants.
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Alan Tandy, City Manager
Jake Wager, Economic Development Direct
Trudy Unger - 4113 Ridgemoor Drive
November 29, 1994
As you may recall Ms. Unger is a recipient of a deferred loan ($23,500) from the City of
Bakersfield's Home Improvement Program. At the regular City Council meeting of November
16, 1994, Ms. Unger spoke to the City Council under public statements alleging certain problems
she had experienced with her general contractor.
At my request, a meeting was scheduled for Friday, November 18, 1994 in an attempt to resolve
any and all outstanding issues still pending between Ms. Unger and David Blackhurst, the general
contractor. Also in attendance at that meeting were two members of my staff and myself. A
sense of urgency existed since Mr. Blackhurst had obtained a small claims hearing for Monday,
November 28, 1994. At the conclusion of our November 18 meeting a general agreement seemed
to have been reached (see attached). The agreement centered on addressing those items that
remained to be completed per the contract between the general contractor and Ms. Unger. The
purpose of the meeting was not to revisit the bid amount nor to establish the actual cost of any
one item contained within the contract. As noted in the attached memorandum, on November
22, 1994 when my staff contacted Ms. Unger to update her on the progress made since November
18, 1994 she balked and indicated she would prefer to have the small claims court settle any
outstanding issues.
At this point I feel that the City has exerted every possible effort in an attempt to resolve this
matter amicably. Even with an adjusted settlement, City staff will need to continue to work with
Ms. Unger in regards to any funds remaining in her loan account. Should the court award the
general contractor the full amount he has requested, this would leave a$6,264.50 balance.
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then direct staff to reduce the loan balance due to the City of Bakersfield by the unexpended
balance of her account.
Please contact me should you require further information.
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M E M O R A N D U M
November 23, 1994
TO: JAKE WAGER, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
FROM: HAYWARD COX, ASSISTANT PLANNER �
SUBJECT: TRUDY UNGER, 4113 RIDGEMOOR DR.
On Friday, 11/23/94, Willie Hollins and I accompanied you to Mrs. Unger's home in an attempt
to work out a solution to her dispute with West Coast Constructors (David Blackhurst was also
present at that meeting). It was agreed upon by Mrs. Unger and Mr. Blackhurst that he would
complete the following items:
1) Paint or panel the living room wall where old panelling was removed;
2) Repair and paint a portion of the living room ceiling;
3) Finish the wood panel under the oven;
4) Adjust the shower door to allow for proper closing, and file sharp edges near the bottom
of the door.
Willie Hollins obtained estimates of the cost to do the panelling and painting yesterday, 11/22/94.
At that point we called Mrs. Unger to set up a time we could get together and have her sign a
change order for the work, and a payment endorsement form to release the $3, 079.60 that she
has withheld from the contractor pending resolution of her complaints. The cost to panel is
estimated to be $450.00; the cost to paint is $150.00. Mrs Unger chose to have the panelling
installed; then she began to complain about the cost of the roof and that she wants to receive the
warranty papers before she signed an endorsement form. I assured her that be fore any money
is remitted to Mr. Blackhurst, he would present us with the warranty. She went back to the cost
of the roof and said she would not pay the amount he wants, there should be some adjustment.
She also asked for a breakdown of the $3,079.60: it was for profit and overhead, permit fee, and
some work that had not yet been billed. She stated that she should not have to pay profit and
overhead and this amount was also too much. At that point I told her that we aze only trying
to help her, but if she wanted to change the terms that were previously agreed to, there was
nothing I could do for her-- she would have to go to court. She stated that she would rather go
to court and plead her cause to the judge. We ended the conversation at that point.
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David Blackhurst will complete these four items at no charge with the exception of
painting/panelling the wall. An estimate will be derived by Willie Hollins and approved by
David Blackhurst for the painting/panelling.
1) Paint or panel the living room wa11 where old panelling was removed;
2) Repair and paint a portion of the living room ceiling;
3) Finish the wood panel under the oven;
4) Adjust the shower door to allow for proper closing, and file sharp edges near the bottom
of the door.
An independent Contractor will be employed to take care of the following items:
1) Replace attic access door.
2) Re-wire the front security lights so they will be on separate switches.
3) Install grab bar in shower: City will pay the cost through Home Access Program.
4) Fix windows in rear bedroom.
5) Replace rusted out rain gutters.
6) Check heating and cooling systems installed by contractor to determine whether or not
systems are adequate. If it is determined that contract is complied with, homeowner will
pay cost to make systems acceptable to her.
The Following items were mentioned, but not the responsibility of the contractor:
1) Carpet--deleted.
2) Dishwasher -- problem fixed by dealer.
3) Kitchen floor -- installed by independent contractor.
4) Inoperable electrical outlet -- GFCI outlet, press reset button.
5) Carbonmonoxide detector -- call Fire Marshall to determine if feasible.
CC: George Gonzales
Vince Zaragoza
Willie Hollins
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CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
515 TRUXTUN AVENUE
BAKERSFIELD� CA 93301
CHANGE ORDER �3
HOMEOWNER:
PROPERTY:
tRUDY UNGER
4113 RIDGEMOOR
CONTRACTOR : WEST COAST CONSTRUCTORS
DESCRIPTION OF WORK:
1. PREPARE AND PAINT ONE WALL IN DEN. ALSO
REPAIR HOLES IN CEILING, PAINTING OF REPAIRED
AREA INCLUDED, REINSTALL ALL COVER PLATES.
TOTAL
CHANGES A.PPROVED BY:
*CHANGE ORDERS MUST BE
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DATE : 11/23/94
TO ORIGINAL AMOUNT:
DELETE ADD
PREVIOUS CONTRACT AMOUNT :___.___
HOMEOWNER �
REHABILITATION SPECIALIST
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CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
515 TRUXTUN AVENUE
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CHANGE ORDER ��
HOMEOWNER: TRUDY UNGER
PROPERTY: 4113 RIDGEMOOR
CONTRACTOR: WEST COAST CONSTRUCTORS
DESCRIPTION OF WORK:
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DATE • 11/23/94
1. PROVIDE AND INSTALL PANELING AND TRIM TO ONE
SIDE OF WALL IN DEN. ALSO REPAIR HOLES IN CEILING�
PAINTING OF REPAIRED AREA INCLUDED, REINSTALL ALL
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ADDITIONAL DAYS TO CONTRACT:
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NEW COMPLETION DATE:
KERN COUNTY BOARD OF TRADE
Economic Development • Tourism • Film Commission
Ann Gutcher, Manager/Executive Vice President
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MBMORANDUM
TO: Business Outlook Conference Ticket Holders
FROM: Ann Gutcher �
Manager/Sxe�'tive Vice President
SUBJ$CT: 1995 Business Outlook Conference
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Thank you for purchasing tickets to the 1995 Kern County Business
Outlook Conference. The Outlook Conference executive committee has
spent a great deal of time the past year in analyzing the format
of the conference, the timing and the expressed interest of our
participants. Based on this review, we have developed new plans
for 1995. -
The conference will be moved from its traditional January date to
March 29th at the Bakersfield Convention Center. In the past, we
have had difficulty in obtaining the caliber of speakers we want
due to the fact that major corporations hold their annual meetings
in January, government administrations are changing, and
uncertainties with the weather sometimes prevented scheduled
speakers from arriving on time. Therefore, we are moving the event
to the March date. The executive committee hopes that this is not
an inconvenience to you, but should you have a problem with this
new date, please contact me at (805) 861-2367.
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January and I believe you will be pleased with the new focus for
the Outlook Conference. This conference is held to provide Kern
County businesses and residents with an economic outlook for the
future. We try to present the information that you believe to be
important in your business operations throughout the year. With
that in mind, we are focusing our attention on those speakers who
can best address your concerns.
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ACCREDITED BY iHE JOINT COMMISSION ON ACCREDI1AilON Of HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1888 / Bakersfield, CA 93303-1888
420 34th Street % Telephone (805) 327-1792
November 30, 1994
Ms. Gayle Waiters .
Assistant City Manager
15U1 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield, CA 93301
C. larty CaR, Pretident
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Gordon K. Fostet Chairman
Joel D. Mack, M.D., Vke Chalrman
Edward H. Shuler, Secretary-Treasurer
ChaAes S. Ashrtwre. M.D.
John M. &ock, Jr.
C. Larry CaR
Stephen T: ClKford'
John R. Flndley, M.D.
Thomas W. SmHh
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Dear Ms. Waiters:
This letter is in reference to Bakersfield Memorial Hospital's Sexual Assault Response
Team (SAR'1� program. As you know, the City approved funding for this program
which became operational on May 1, 1994. Enclosed, for your review, is a report of
our statistics for the first seven months of. service.
The City of Bakersfield's commitment to this greatly needed community service_has been
essential to the success of the SART. If you need any further information, please let me
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Sincerely,
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Debra L. Johns , RN MSN
Family Nurse Practitioner
SART Coordinator
Bakersfield Memorial Hospital
SART.CONnBKCTY.L01
V�A Affiliate of Voluntary Hospitals of America, Inc.�
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BARERSFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SART Program
Summary Report
Date From: 05-01-94
Date To : i1-30-94
Total # of Cases:
Age Data:
Female:
Males:
Minimum:
# <= 14 yrs:
# > 14 yrs :
Maximum:
Average:
Agency Breakdown
BPD
RCSO
Other
Race Breakdowa
Black
Caucasian
Hispaaic
Other
Outcome Breakdowa
NA
Plead
Trial Convict
Trial Acquit
44
43
1
4
7
37
55
25
36
8
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20%
45%
32°s
2%
0
0%
0
7%
5%
0
0%
0