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CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
November 24, 2004
TO: Honorable Mayor and City ~~
FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager
SUBJECT: General Information
1. As you may be aware from the media reports earlier this week, we have good news that
we will receive $280,000 in special project grant funding from HUD for Phase II of the
Baker Street corridor street improvements. The enclosed memo from EDCD has details on
the specific neighborhood areas that will be included in the streetscape improvements.
2. Enclosed is a letter of appreciation from the 4-H Youth Development Advisor to Larry
Hooker and his staff in Solid Waste. This division of the Public Works Department
provides recycled materials for a woodworking class provided to at-risk youth. Our sincere
thanks go to these employees for their generous donation to the community.
3. Responses to Council requests are enclosed, as follows:
Councilmember Carson
· Language translation options for City Council meetings;
Councilmember Benham
· Status of discussions with representatives from Greyhound regarding the re-routing of
buses away from the residential areas in the vicinity of 18th Street;
· Replacement of guitar;
Councilmember Couch
· Citizen concerns related to the lane closure on westbound Stockdale Highway;
Councilmember Hansen
· Report regarding the current penalties for posting signs on City property and
suggestions for revision of the ordinance.
· Enclosed are maintenance schedules for landscape areas with an explanatory memo
dealing with seasonal issues and related.
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cc: Department Heads
Pam McCarthy, City Clerk
Trudy Slater, Administrative Analyst
RECEIVED_
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B A K E RS FIELD
Economic and Community Development Department CtTV MANAGER'S OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
November 22, 2004
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manag~¢l~,~,. / '=~u"]~//
FROM: Donna L, Kunz, Economic Development Director
SUBJECT: Economic Development Initiative - Special Projects Grant for $280,000 for
Baker Street Phase II
This month Congress has appropriated funds for special projects under HUD's Economic
Development Initiative (EDI). As part of this appropriation, the City of Bakersfield has
received $280,000 for use toward the Baker Street Corridor, a streetscape improvement
project, Phase II. The City of Bakersfield will be the lead agency and recipient of those
funds. The funds will be matched with a previous CDBG allocation of $300,000 resulting in
a total allocation of $580,000 for the project.
The project is planned to include streetscape improvements on the west and east sides of
Baker Street in two components. The Truxtun Avenue to Sumner Street phase will install
17 decorative street lights, 54 trees, automatic irrigation, banners and trash containers.
Sumner Street to Jackson Street will reconstruct the railroad crossing; install curb, gutters
and sidewalks and install four decorative street lights. The proposed development
between Sumner and Jackson Street will not include landscaping at this time.
Construction should begin by June 2005. Total project was designed based on an
engineering budget of $560,000.
cc: Donna Barnes, Development Associate
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B A K E R S F I E L D
Pamela McCarthy - City Clerk
UNIVERSITY of CALIFORNIA
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Cooperative Extension Kern County 1031 .S. Mt. Vernon Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93307 Telephone (661) 868-6200 Fax (661) 868-6208
November 12, 2004
Bakersfield City Council
1501 Tmxton Avenue
Bakersfield, CA 93309
Dear Council Members:
The Kern County 4-H program has been working in parmership with the Kern County Probation
Department to provide an outreach 4-H program to at-risk youth. These young people are
involved in the Repeat Offender Program through the Probation Department. The children
involved in this program have limited resources to participate in outside programs and activities.
One of the 4-H projects that the children are participating in is woodworking. I want to thank the
Solid Waste Department and Larry Hooker. Armngemems were made with Solid Waste to
provide quality recycled lumber for the youth in this program. We will now be able to provide
material at no cost to the children or us. This is the second time Mr. Hooker and his staff has
supported this type of project and we appreciate the support.
........... Sincerely, ~' ' ~
Joy'tn ~3orba
4-Iq_Y/outh Development AdvisOr
cc: Larry Hooker
University of California and the United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
FARM AND HOME ADVISORS
KERN COUNTY
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Bakersfield,. CA 93307-2867
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Bakersfield, CA 93309
B A K E R S F I E L D
CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
November 23, 2004
TO: ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: JOHN W. STINSO SISTANT CITY MANAGER
SUBJECT: Inquiry by Councilmember Carson regarding use of a translation
machine for Council meetings
Councilmember Carson inquired as to the possibility of using a translation machine
for instances where we may have Spanish speaking individuals appear before the
City Council. While translating machine technology is available, it remains
someWhat rudimentary, is generally limited to a few standard phrases, and is not
particularly well suited to the circumstances of a public meeting.
In the past staff has utilized existing bi-lingual city employees when needed for
various public meetings. Typically they are scheduled when their services have been
requested, essentially on an as needed basis. These employees receive additional
compensation for performing this duty. However, due to the infrequent need for
translation services for Council meetings it is difficult to assign staff who would not
ordinarily attend the meeting when we are uncertain if their services will be needed.
Staff has surveyed other cities and most provide translation services on an as
needed or requested basis.
After some discussion, staff has come up with an alternative. There are currently a
number of existing police officers who are bi-lingual. Chief Rector has indicated that
these officers can be assigned to regularly work Council meetings. This would
provide translation capabilities at each meeting. In some rare instances, if they were
needed in the field for translation purposes they could be replaced with other officers
when required.
B A K E R S F I E L D
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
November 22, 2004
TO: ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: TRUDY SLATER, ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST III ~ ~
SUBJECT: Council Referral #000798
At the City Council meeting of October 20, 2004, Councilmember Sue Benham asked staff set
up a meeting, including C0uncilmember Benham, with the management of Greyhound buses to
discuss re-routing the buses away from residential areas in the vicinity of 18th Street and
encourage utilization of Truxtun Avenue as an alternative. Transportes Intercalifornias, Inc. was
later added the list of participants and a meeting was set up for November 22, 2004.
The meeting was subsequently held with Richard Gomez, Tranportes Intercalifornias, Inc.,
Debbie Boyland, Greyhound Bus Lines, Councilmember Benham, City Manager Alan Tandy,
Administrative Analyst Trudy Slater, Police Captain Tim Taylor, and two concerned citizens in
the affected area.
Mr. Gomez, who had traveled to Bakersfield from Los Angeles for the meeting, indicated his
company wanted to be a good neighbor and he had instructed his drivers to avoid 18th Street
and use the route suggested on Captain Taylor's proposal for buses being driven to and from
Los Angeles getting off Highway 99 at Golden State and then traveling south on F Street to
18th. Ms. Boyland indicated she would need to talk with her bus operations personnel but was
generally supportive of the proposed route change. She stated she would get back to the City
within a week regarding the proposed route schedule.
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CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARKS
DATE: November 23, 2004
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
'FROM: Alan Christensen, Director Recreation and Parks)~
SUBJECT: Replacement of Guitar
Ref000992 (Ward 2 & 4) '
Councilmember Benham and Vice-Mayor Couch requested staff contact Aaron Dolguin's
parents and replace the damaged ~uitar
The City Manager's office received a copy of the purchase receipt on November 18,
2004. The purchase price of the guitar was $107.24. We are now proCessing payment
to Dolguin's.
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November 23, 2004 (9:38AM)
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BAKERSFIELD
CiTY MANAGER'S OFFICE
CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
November 22, 2004
TO: ALAN TANDY, City Manager
FROM: RAUL ROJAS, Public Works Director ~
SUBJECT: LANE CLOSURE WEST BOUND STOCKDALE HIGHWAY
Attached is Public Works staff's update to a referral from Vice Mayor David Couch
regarding lane closure, west bound on Stockdale Highway.
Attach.
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BAKERSFIELD
CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
November 22, 2004
TO: RAUL ROJAS, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
FROM: STUART PATTESON, CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
SUBJECT: Lane Closure west bound Stockdale Highway
I contacted Mr. Giliberto on November 22 regarding his concern about the traffic control
through the construction zone on Stockdale Highway west of Calloway that had been
forwarded by Council member Couch. Mr. Giliberto indicated his main concern was that he
did not feel that there was enough advance warning or signs indicating the "merging" traffic
ahead. He felt that there was not enough distance before the lane closure.
I apologized to Mr. Giliberto about the confusion and explained that the contractor doing the
traffic control work had followed City and CalTrans guidelines on proper detouring of traffic. I
did agree with Mr. Giliberto that the arrow board could have been interpreted as if traffic
would have to merge west of the intersection, but in actuality both lanes remained open. The
sign indicated that the lanes were diverted north.
Mr. Giliberto suggested that in the future, a specific sign for this condition would be helpful
that would show both lanes being diverted, but both remaining open. I told Mr. Giliberto that
we would need to determine the appropriate use and design of such a sign and mentioned
that we would consider it in the future
cc: Jacques LaRochelle, Assistant Public Works Director
Steve Walker, Traffic Engineer
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B. A K E R S F I E L D. RECEIVED
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TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager CiTY MANAGEr'S OFFICE
Services
Director
DATE: November 17, 2004
SUBJECT: Re: Penalties for Posting Signs on City Property/Referral ~ 974 - Follow-up
Councilmember Hanson requested that staff investigate increasing fines to citizens for posting
signs on city property such as traffic light poles, equipment boxes and light posts.
The current sign ordinance section 17.60.050, A,B and C, (see attachment) prohibits sign
postings in these areas. Under general provisions of the Municipal Code, Sections 1.40.010, it
allows us to give them a misdemeanor citation, or infraction, however, the problem is that we
have to witness the violation in order to be able to issue a citation. A new or revised ordinance
would let us track down the violators and bring them to a hearing with an administrative citation.
Request to close out this referral.
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:17.60.050 Sign location restrictions.
A. Signs shall not be placed on any curb, sidewalk, post, pole, light standard~ hydrant, bridge, tree or other
surface located on public property, and shall not be located within, over or across any public right-of-way or public
parkway including street median islands, except as may otherwise be authorized by this chapter, These restrictions do
not apply to signs by a public agency that identify public facilities; such signs shall be subject to the zone district in
which the facility is located. Any such sign hereby prohibited constitutes a nuisance, and shall not become a legal
nonconforming sign.
B. Signs shall not be permitted near the intersection of any street, pedestrian' crosswalks, alley or any vehicle
access in such a manner as to obstruct free and clear vision of motor vehicle operators, or at any location where by
reason of its position, shape, illumination or color, it may interfere with or be confused with any authorized sign, signal
br device, or which makes use of a work, symbol, phrase illumination, shape or color in such a manner as to interfere
with, mislead or confuse traffic. Any such sign constitutes a nuisance and shall not become a legal nonconforming sign.
C. Permanent freestanding signs, except monument and directional signs, shall be prohibited in the following
areas:
1. The Truxtun Avenue corridor between the west right-of way line of State Highway 99 and the east right-of-
way line of Coffee Road, a width of five hundred feet from the right-of-way of Truxtun Avenue or between the north
right-of-way line of the Cross Valley Canal and the south right-of-way line of the Carrier Canal/Santa Fe Railroad,
whichever distance is greater;
2. Along or within one thousand feet of the right-of-way of State Highway 178 east of Oswell Street, commencing
at a point five hundred feet east of the centerline of Oswell Street;
3. Along or within one thousand feet of the right-of-way of Alfred Harrell Highway;
4. Along or within one thousand feet of the right-of-way of Stockdale Highway west of California Avenue/New
Stine Road, commencing at a point eight hundred feet west of the centerline of California Avenue/New Stine Road;
5. Along or within one thousand feet of the right-of-way of Panorama Drive.
A map delineating these corridors prohibiting freestanding signs is shown at the end of this chapter. (Ord. 3870 § 3,
1998; Ord. 3586 § 2 (part), 1994)
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:1.40.0:10 Violation--Penalty.
^. Unless otherwise expressly provided in this code, a violation of any provision of this code, or a failure to comply with
any of the mandatory requirements of this code, or counseling, aiding or abetting a violation or failure to comply shall be
punishable as an infraction or misdemeanor. --
Any~person or entity convicted of an infraction under this code where punishment is not otherwise provided in this code, shall
be punished by a fine not exceeding fifty dollars for a first violation, one hundred dollars for a second violation within one year,
and two hundred fifty dollars for each additional violation within one year.
Any person or entity convicted of a misdemeanor under this code where punishment is not otherwise provided in this code,
shall be punished by a fine of not more than five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail for a period not to
exceed six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Each such person or entity shall be guilty of a separate offense for each and every day during any portion of which any
violation of any provision of this code is committed, continued, or permitted by any such person or entity and shall be punished
accordingly.
B. In addition to the penalties provided in this section, any condition caused or permitted to exist in violation of any of the
provisions of this code shall be deemed a public nuisance and may be, by the city, summarily abated as such, and each day such
condition continueS shall be deemed a new and separate offense. This code may also be enforced by injunction issued out of the
superior court upon the suit of the city or the owner or occupant of any real property affected by such violation or prospective
violation. This method of enforcement shall be cumulative and in no way affect the penal provisions hereof.
C. The City of Bakersfield shall be entitled to restitution for all expenses incurred enforcing the provisions of this code
against any person or entity in violation thereof. (Ord. 3439 § 1, 1992; prior code § 10.07.010)
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B A K E R S F I E L D
Department of Recreation and Parks
Date: November 23, 2004
To: Alan Christensen, Interim Recreation and Parks Director
From: ~"~.~ronk, Director of
Operations
Subject: Council Referral (Hanson)
Maintenance District Schedule
From ·larger listings, Park supervisors created a concise edition of what may be
cautiously referred to as a maintenance schedule. Aslpreviously noted to council
over the last several years, operating resources' have. not kept pace with growth
within the combined Maintenance District (MD). In turn, our ability to maintain
parks, streetscapes and medians to the level we aspire has diminiShed.
We identify four general maintenance areas citywide. They are Area 1
(northwest), Area 2 (northeast), Area 3 (southeast) and Area 4 (southwest). Very
general boundaries are east and west of Highway 99 and north and south of
Highway 58/Stockdale.
During the growing season of March through October and early November, our
field schedule typically follows our mowing schedule. That is, field staff who first
check and service park restrooms, collect litter and attend to picnic sites, check
playgrounds, post reservations, etc,, then follow mow crews working within their
assignment to clean sidewalks. Remaining time is spent addressing pruning of
shrubbery, minor irrigation repairs, repairing vandalism and a cadre of related
tasks.
Our stated focus is to address safety items before aesthetics. By example, we
will perform shrubbery pruning to keep sidewalks unobstructed and vehicular
line-of-sight clear,before working on pruning shrubbery along a wall which does
not affect pedestrian traffic.
Status of MD work for various maintenance projects is reflected below:
Area 1'
All areas cleared for line of sight issues as of November 22. Currently applying
resources towards pruning vine material from wall at River Lakes Dr. at
Hageman, South and North Shore developments. Mowing of ground cover,
maintenance pruning, application of pre-emergents and related maintenance
tasks continue throughout area.
Area 2:
Union Ave. medians
Chester Ave. streetscape follow up maintenance.
Fairfax Rd Streetscape and median, College to Hwy. 178.
Area 3:
All areas cleared for line of sight issues as of November 19. Mowing of ground.
cover, maintenance pruning, application of pre-emergents and related
maintenance tasks continue throughout area. ~
Areal 4: .....
Remaining and Partially Completed tasks:
OLD RIVER RD. MEDIANS AND WEST WALL, STOCKDALE HIGHWAY TO
WHITE LN.
STOCKDALE HWY-WEST OF OLD RIVER-SOUTH WALL.25%
OLD RIVER RD.-STOCKDALE TO WHITE LN-BOTH SIDES & MEDIANS.
MING AVE-WEST OF BUENA VISTA- BOTH SIDES & MEDIANS.
WHITE LN-WEST OF GOSFORD RD TO OLD RIVER-BOTH SIDES & MEDIANS.75%
BOTH SIDES & MEDIANS
GRAND LAKES NORTH OF MING-BOTH SIDES/MEDIANS
GRAND LAKES SOUTH OF MING-BOTH SIDES/MEDIANS
MOUNTAIN VISTA RD-SOUTH OF WHITE LN-BOTH SIDES50%,11/10/04
MOUNTAIN VISTA RD-NORTH OF WHITE LN-BOTH SIDES.
RIVER RUN BLVD-WEST OF BUENA VISTA-BOTH SIDES.
CAMPUS PARK DR.-WEST OF OLD RIVER-BOTH SIDES.
STOCKDALE HWY-WEST OF JENKINS-SOUTH SIDE.
WILDERNESS PARK, SILVERCREEK, KETTLEROCK MTN CT., WILDERNESS
DRIVE, SPRING CREEK LOOP, HARRIS RD, RELIANCE RD, GOSFORD SOUTH OF
PACHECO, CHAMBER BLVD-WEST OF BUENA VISTA RD.
Completed tasks:
VINEYARDS 100% COMPLETE (~ 10/04/04
BUENA VISTA RD,MEDIANS & WEST WALL; STOCKDALE TO WHITE LN.
,1.00% @ 10/12/04
PARKVIEW RD-WHITE LN TO CARVALHO CT.; BOTH SIDES.100%11/8/04
PIN OAK PARK BLVD-WHITE LN TO DISTRICT BLVD. 100%,11/8/04
MING AVE-OLD RIVER RD TO BUENA VISTA- BOTH SIDES/MEDIANS 100%
STREETSCAPES ONLY; NO MEDIANS,II/l/04
DEERPEAK BLVD-WEST OF GRAND LAKES-BOTH SIDES.100%,11/8/04
PI N 'OAK PARK BLVD-EAST SI DE-NORTH OF WHITE LN. 100%, 11118~04
MING AVE- MARKET PLACE 100%,11/01/04
GOSFORD RD.-S. LAURELGLEN TO WHITE LN-WEST SIDE.100%11/20/04
VERSAILLES CT-EAST OF HAGGIN OAKS BLVD-NORTFI SIDE. 100%11/15/04
HAGGIN OAKS BLVD-SOUTH OF MING-BOTH SIDES/MEDIAN.100%11/15/04
Craftworker Section:
Wilderness Park: Convert east side planter to turf. Modify irrigation system,
install turf, mow curb and trees. .
Silver Creek Park: Change entry area at flag pole to planter.. Modify handrails
and concrete. '
Polo Grounds: Remaining replacement components arrived November 23.
Need'to install.'balance of concrete Split rail' fence materials originally damaged
due to vandalism, i i
Verdugo at Rocky Mt. Way: Install 250+~- feet landscape and irrigat'ion at
streetscape.
Union Ave. south of Panama: Install 500+~- feet landscape and irrigation at west
side streetscape.
Pin Oak Park: Add mow curb at northwest steps by north pond.
River Oaks Park: Prepare area for installation of playground, picnic shelter,
basketball court and other improvements at southwest 'end of park.
Irrigation troubleshoot: Scarlet Oak at McGinnis St., north Laurel Glen at
· Westwold, Pin Oak Blvd. at Park View. Repeat control problems, systems due
not work with irrigation clocks. ~.
Urban Forestry:
The Vineyards, Gosford Road & Camino Media. Each available weekend,
continue pruning all perimeter trees for clearance deadwood and structure, until
completed. Approximately 55% complete as of November 22.
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***Area 1-MD List***
Assignment I: Beach/Yokuts 15%MD Facility Worker
THU California Ave (Real-Stockdale Medians; East of East0n, South Planters) Laborer
Assignment II: Brimhall 100% MD Facility Worker
MON Calle Bello & Las Entradas (Sump, Stockdale Villas) Laborer
Calloway Dr (Noah of Stockdale-Brimhall, Medians) Mow Laborer-Temp
Jenkins (North of Stockdale, East/West Sides)
Morocco & El Paso (Sump, Stockdale Villas)
Poaola & Via Contento (Sump, Stockdale Villas)
Renfro (North of Stockdale, East Side)
Stockdale Highway (Allen-Renfro, North Wall) Mow
Via la Madera (North Side offof Jenkins, Stockdale Villas)
Via Contento & Via Delicia (Sump, Stockdale Villas)
TUE Allen Rd (East Side, North of Brimhall; West Side, Palm-Old Town)
Brimhall Rd (Allen-Jewetta, Medians & Noah/South Sides) Mow
East of NOR Park ~ Jewetta-River Ranch Dr, South Side, Except Apts
Calloway Dr (Noah of Stockdale-Brimhall, North/South Sides) Mow
· Longmeadow (Sump ~ Brimhall Estates)
Old Farm Rd (Medians, East/West Sides, Brimhall Classics, Estates & Villages) Mow
Overton (Entry Median, Brimhall Estates)
Sparland Way (Entry Median, Brimhall Estates)
Aldershot Dr (Entry North Side of Brimhall, Brimhall Classics)
WED Jewetta Rd (South of Eagle Rock Dr offof Brimhall, East Side, Spring Meadows)
Rendly St (Entry Planters, East/West Sides, Brimhall Classics & Estates)
South Artist & George Way (Sump, Spring Meadow)
THU Bay Colony Dr (Sump, Spring Meadow)
Verdugo Rd (South of Brimhall, East/West Sides, Spring Meadow & Fairway Oaks)
FRI Brimhall Rd (Woodmont-Windsong, North Side)
Chirtsey (Sump, East of Marby Grangei
Coffee Rd (Brimhall-Rosedale, Medians, East Side)'
Fox Run (Sump, South End of Harvest Creek, Foxcreek)
Mondav! Way (South of Brimhall to Chalone, West Side)
Thistlewood (Noah End of Windsong)
Windsong St (West Side Entry)
Assignment III: Centennial/Saunders/Quailwood Parks 10% MD Serv Maint Worker
FRI Coffee Rd (Stockdale-Brimhall, Medians) Mow Laborer
Assignment V: Polo Grounds 100% MD FaCility Worker
MON Meacham & Abbott Rd (West of Calloway, Noah Side & Medians; Sump) Laborer
Calloway Rd'(Seabeck-Hageman) Laborer-Temp
Hageman Rd (Calloway-Main Plaza)
TUE Remington Park & Verpolo Way (Sump)
Hageman Rd(Calloway-Verdugo)
Noriega Rd(Calloway-Verdugo)
Verdugo Ln (Hageman-Reina)
WED Calloway Rd (Seabeck-Hageman, East Side & Medians; Meacham-Hageman, Hagem~ Mow ·
Balvanera, East/West' Sides, Medians; Olive-Snow, West Side & Medians;
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Olive-Lake Superior, East-Side)
Seabeck Rd (East of Calloway, Streetscapes; Sump ~ Kennewick) Mow
Pawnee Way & Cheyenne (Sump)
Hageman Rd (Canal-Main Plaza, South Side & Medians) Mow
Noriega Rd (Verdugo-Jewetta) '
Reina Rd (Verdugo-Jewetta) --
Jewetta Ave (Hageman-Reina)
Hageman Rd (Verdugo-Jewetta)
THU Grand Teton Sump
Mauna Loa & Himalayas (Sump)
Verdugo Rd (Polo Saddle-Chippewa, Wind Blossom-Olive, West Side; Hageman-Olive,
East Side)
Rushmore Dr (Streetscapes)
Reina Rd (Verdugo-Jewetta, South Side) Mow
Noriega Rd (Calloway-Jewetta, North/South Sides; Old Farm-Smokey Mtn, South Sid Mow
Hageman Rd (Calloway-Verdugo, North Side) Mow
Hageman Rd (Jewetta-Rushmore)
Old Farm Rd (Hageman-Mauna Loa)
FRI Allen Rd (Olive South, East Side)
Bay Meadows & Grazing (Sump Wall) Mow
Chattanooga (Cul-de-sac, Madison Grove)
Comet Falls Sump (Westlakes; South of Olive)
Madison Grove Paddle'Sacs (Day Dream, Manhattan, Jersey Bounce, Front Porch,
Anaparno, Valerio, Raincheck, Salerosa, Chattanooga, San Rogue Cts)
Madison Grove Paddle-Sacs (Copa Cabana) Mow
Norris Rd (Calloway-Lavender Gate, North/South Sides; West of Calloway, Medians) Mow
Olive Dr (Rainbow Falls-Canal, West of Calloway, North/South Sides, Medians; Mow
Calioway-Riverlakes Dr, North Side & Medians; Allen-Old Farm, South
Side; Jewetta-Marsciano, North/South Sides)
Reina Rd (Verdugo-Jcwetta, North Side) Mow
Old Farm Rd (Hageman-Noriega, West Side; Hageman-Yearling, East Side; Olive- Mow
Maria, West Side)
Jewetta Rd (Colt Way-South of Donerail, West Side; Reina-Hagemanl, East Side; Mow
Reina-Snow, West Side)
Hageman Rd (Sovereign-Rushmore, North Side) Mow
Calloway Rd (Hageman-Norris)
Norris Rd (Calloway-Radio Flyer)
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Assignment II: City Hall/Chester Ave 35%MD Facility Worker
MON Chester Ave (Truxtun-23rd, East & West Sides, Medians) Laborer
Chester Ave (1 Block East & West from 17th-22nd)
TUE Chester Ave (Truxtun-23rd, East & West Sides, Medians)
Chester Ave (1 Block East & West from 17th-22nd)
WED Chester Ave (Truxtun-23rd, East & West Sides, Medians)
Chester Ave (1 Block East & West from 17th-22nd)
THU Chester Ave Medians Mow
FRI Chester Ave (Truxtun-23rd, East & West Sides, Medians)
Chester Ave (1 Block East & West from 17th-22nd
Assignment III:MLK/Jefferson Parks 10% MD Facility Worker
THU Union Ave (Brundage Ave-21st St)
Assignment IV: Siemon/Univcrsity Parks 15% MD Facility Worker
TUE Bernard (Oswell-Mt Vernon) Mow
Oswcll (Alloway-Zephyr) Mow
Panorama (Mt Vernon-Columbus) ' Mow
THU Virginia (Oswell-Sterling)
Sterling (Virginia-East Brundage)
East Brundage (Sterling-Oswell)
Zephyr (Oswell-Sterling)
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***Area ill-MD List***
Assignment 1: Amberton/Kroll/WestwOld Parks 15%MD Facility Worker
MON Amberton Park
Stockdale Hwy (Gosford-Puerta Oeste, Medians) Mow
TUE Amberton Park
WED Amberton Park
THU Amberton Park Mow
FRI Amberton Park
Gosford (Stockdale-Ming, Medians) Mow
Assignment Il: Grissom/Corvallis Parks 10% MD Facility Worker
MON Las Palmas (Ming-El Portal) Mow
FRI Gosford (Ming-District, Median) Mow
Assignment I¥: Planz/Stiem Parks 40% MD Facility Worker
MON Stiern Park Laborer-Temp
TUE Stiem Park
Magdelena & So H
Panama Ln (So H-Union)
So H (White Ln-Isil)
Union (Tuscany Ct-Panama, West Side)
WED Stiern Park Mow
Hosking Rd (So H-Tree Line) Mow
Panama Ln (Hammond Way, South Side) Mow
Monitor St (South of Pacheco, East Wall)
Pacheco Rd (Monitor East, South Side)
THU Stiem Park
Clipperhill Dr & Big Bear St Sump
Hughes Ln (Pacheco-RR, East Side)
Pacheco Rd (So H-Hughes Ln, North Side)
FRI Stiern Park
Assignment V: Stonecreek/Challenger/Coral Keys/Seasons Parks 100% MD Facility Worker
MON Stonecreek/Challenger/Coral Keys/Seasons Parks Mow Laborer
TUE Stonecreek/Challenger/Coral Keys/Seasons Parks
Akers Rd (Panama Ln-McKee) Mow
Berkshire Rd (Wible Rd-New Stine) Mow
McKee Rd (Wible Rd-New Stine) Mow
Panama Ln (Akers-Summerfield, North Side)
Panama Ln (New Stine-Wible, South Side, Median) Mow
Wible Rd (Pacheco-Iori Lorene; except gated entry & Mobile Home Park) Mow
WED Stonecreek/Challenger/Coral Keys/Seasons Parks
Ashe Rd (District Bird-Panama Ln) Mow
New Stine (Panama Ln-Poppyseed, East Side) Mow
New Stine (Harris Rd-Panama Ln, West Side, Medians) Mow
Seasons Dr (New Stine-AE Canal, North Side)
THU Stonecreek/Challenger/Coral Keys/Seasons Parks
Harris Rd (New Stine-Ashe, except Mobile Home Park)
Hosking Rd (Wible-New Stine)
Wible Rd (Pacheco-Tori Lorene; except gated entry & Mobile Home Park) Mow
FRI Stonecreek/Challenger/Coral Keys/Seasons Parks
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***Area IV-MD List***
Assignment I: Campus Park NonlfCampus Park South/Tevis Park · 100% MD F~acility Worker
MON Buena Vista Rd (South of White Ln-End of Construction, East & West Sides) Mow Laborer-Temp
Campus Park Blvd (Park View-Old River, South Side; Mountain Vista-Buena Vista,
East & West Sides; 0Id River-Buena Vista, North Side) Mow
TUE Club View Estates (South of White Ln, North & South Sides) Mow
District Blvd (Gosford-Campus Park South)
Gosford (White Ln-District Bird) Mow
LamborougtfBellows Rds Sump Wall
Campus Park North Mow
Campus Park South Mow
WED Montebello Ave (South of White Ln)
Mountain Vista (White Ln-Campus Park Bird, East & West Sides)
Old River (Ming-Campus Park Rd, Medians; So of White Ln-End, East & West Sides Mow
Tevis Park Mow
THU Park View Blvd (Carvalho Ct-White Ln, East & West Sides)
Paseo Airosa Sump
Pin Oak Park Bird (District Bird-White Ln, East & West Sides) Mow
FRI Saddle Dr (White Ln-End, East & West Sides; South of White Ln, Median) Mow
Soltierra Rd Sump
White Ln (Gosford-Buena Vista, So Side; Median; Old River to SHS, North Side) Mow
Assignment II: Deerpeak Park/Windsor Park/Seven Oaks 100% MD Facility Worker
MON Allen Rd (South of Stockdale, West Side) Mow Labomr-Temp
Camino Media (West of Old River, North & South Sides) Lahorer-Iemp
Haggin Oaks Blvd (South of Ming, East & West Sides) Mow
Haggin Oaks Cul-de-sacs (Chartres, Chaumont, Goscany, Serrant, Sully)
Joelyle Planters
TUE Ming Ave (Old River-Gosford, Medians; Old River-AE Canal, South Side) Mow
Old River (Ming-Stockdale, West Side, Medians) Mow
Renfro Rd (South of Stockdale) Mow
Stockdale Hwy (West of Old River, So Side; East of Old River, Medians;
Allen-Renfro, South Side, Medians) Mow
Versailles Rd (East of Haggin Oaks Blvd) Mow
WED Buena Vista Rd (White Ln-Stockdale, Medians; Chambers -
Stockdale, East Side; South of River Run, West Side) Mow
Chambers Ave (Grand Lakes-Buena Vista, North & South Sides) Mow
Deer Park (Buena Vista-Grand Lakes, East & West Sides). Mow
Grand Lakes (South of Ming to end, East & West Walls; North of Ming-
Rosslyn, East & West Sides) Mow
THU Howell Rd (Old River-Windsor Park, North & South Sides) Mow
Ming Ave (Old River-Buena Vista, North & South Sides, Medians) Mow
Mountain Vista (Grand Lakes-White Ln) Mow
Old River (Stockdale-White Ln, West Side) Mow
Deerpeak Park Mow
Windsor Park Mow
FRI River Run Blvd (Buena Vista-end, North & South Sides) Mow
Stockdale Hwy (West of Old River, South Side) Mow
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Assignment III: Garden/Pin Oak/Haggin Oaks Parks 100% MD Facility Worker
MON Del Forrest Ave Laborer-Temp (2)
Gosford (Ming-No Laurelglen, West Side; Brookside-End, West Side) Mow
MclnnisRd (East of scarlet Oaks, Median) Mow
TUE North Laurelglen (West of Gosford) Mow - ·
Old River (White Ln-Ming, East Side, Medians) Mow
Park View Bird (North of White Ln) Mow
WED Persimmon Drive
Pin Oak Park Blvd (North of White Ln, East & West Sides) Mow
Ridge Oak (East of Old River Rd)
Pin Oak Park Mow
Haggin Oaks park MOW
Garden Park Mow
THU Scarlet Oak Blvd (South of Ming, East & West Sides) Mow
South Laurelglen (Gosford-Pin Oak Park Bird, North & South Sides) Mow
Westwold Ave (West of Gosford) Mow
FRI White Ln (Old River-Gosford, North Side) Mow
White Oak (East of Old River Rd) Mow
Assignment IV: Silver Creek/Wilderness Parks 100% MD Facility Worker
MON Ashe Rd (South of Harris-Panama, West Side) Laborer
Gosford (Pacheco-Panama, East Side & Medians) Mow Laborer-Temp
TUE Harris (Ashe-Gosford, North & South Sides) Mow
Quaken Aspen Sump
WED Panama Ln (Ashe-Gosford, North Side) Mow
THU Reliance (Harris-Panama) Mow
Spring Creek Loop (Harris-Harris) Mow
FRI Wilderness Dr (Harris-Reliance) Mow
Silvercreek Mow
Wilderness Mow
Assignment V: Windermere Park/River OaksPark/Bill Park Greens 95% MD Facility Worker
MON River Run Blvd (West of Buena Vista Rd, North/South Sides-Ming Ave) Mow Laborer-Temp
Buena Vista Rd (West side, South of River Run Bird-Canal) Mow
Stockdale Hwy (South Wall, River Walk Place-Canal) Mow
Windermere Park Mow
IUE Buena Vista Rd (Medians, Stockdale Hwy-Ming) Mow
Buena Vista Rd (West Side, Ming-White Ln) Mow
WED Buena Vista Rd (Medians, Ming-White Ln) Mow
Buena Vista Rd (East Side, Stockdale Hwy-Ming) Mow
Buena Vista Rd (East Side, Ming-White Ln) Mow
THU River Oaks Park Mow
Ming Ave (North Side, Buena Vista-River Run)'
Ming Ave (South Side, Buena Vista-Grand Island) Mow
Bill Park Greens Mow
FRI Ming Ave (Medians, Buena Vista Rd-Ming) Mow
Chamber Blvd (North & South Sides, Medians, Buena Vista Rd-Piccadilly Rd) Mow
White Ln (North Side, West of Buena Vista) Mow
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