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Home My WebLink About9/21/2007 S A K E R S F I E L D CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM September 21 , 2007 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager SUBJECT: General Information 1. We have been notified by Congressman McCarthy's office that the Federal Judicial Conference has granted budget approval today for the federal courthouse project in Bakersfield. Now we await the response from the GSA on the results of their feasibility study of the Central Park site. We are told that study should be completed later this month. Congressman McCarthy's assistance at the federal level is very much appreciated! 2. The most recent quarterly sales tax data is in, and as expected, sales tax revenues are in slight decline compared to the prior year. We believe that our conservative budgeting practices have provided sufficient coverage for this downward trend. However, we will continue to closely monitor this extremely significant source of general fund revenues and keep you apprised of any potential impact this trend may have on the City budget. 3. Please join us for a press conference to be held on Monday, September 241h at 10:30 am. Mayor Hall will be making an announcement regarding a new lease with Regal Theater and future improvements to the East Hills Mall. The press conference will be held at the East Hills Mall, Suite C67, which is at the east end of the Mall at Gottschalks. 4. Doug Greener and Tyler Hartley are being promoted to the position of Deputy Fire Chief. The promotions will become effective in December when Chief Clason and Chief Blair retire. Congratulations to both Chief Greener and Chief Hartley. 5. Beginning October 1, Jack LaRochelle, Assistant Public Works Director, will be temporarily assigned to the Water Resources Department for a valuable cross training opportunity. During this assignment, all existing Public Works duties and responsibilities will be reassigned to other Public Works staff to allow Mr. LaRochelle to be fully engaged in the Water Resources Department. 6. Staff is working on a plan to accelerate the Phase 1 construction of the 34th Street streetscape project which is from "Q" Street to Union in the hope we can start construction this year. 7. Staff attended a CTC meeting this week. The preliminary indication is that Kern County will get $58.8 million in the 2008 STIP cycle. Sixty percent (60%) of that will be the urban share where the westerly extension of the West Side Parkway beyond the current funded portion (Coffee Road) is the priority. While it is preliminary information and is subject to contingent circumstances, but it is good early news. Honorable Mayor and City Council September 21, 2007 Page 2 8. The Economic & Community Development Department received good news this week from Golden Empire Affordable Housing Incorporated (GEAHI) that they obtained preliminary approval of tax credit financing for Phase II of the Village Park Senior Apartments adjacent to the Parkview Cottages at 21s' & "R" Streets in downtown. When complete, the project will consist of 60 affordable rental units. The City has committed $2 million in HOME Investment Partnership funds for construction of the project. 9. Enclosed is an update on discussions with the Kern County Network for Children regarding possible improvements to Stiern Park within the Greenfield School District. 10. The second public meeting for the Beach Park skatepark expansion is Tuesday, September 25" at 6:00 pm in the Corporation yard lunchroom. 11. The Special Enforcement Gang Violence Report and Recreation and Parks monthly report for August are enclosed. 12. The Streets Division work schedule for the week of September 24th is enclosed. 13. Responses to Council requests are enclosed, as follows: Councilmember Benham • Code Enforcement investigation of issue on Montclair Street; • Code Enforcement investigation of complaint regarding shrubbery blocking view of the road, Councilmember Couch • Installing multi-purpose bike/walking paths in lieu of sidewalks in developing areas, Councilmember Sullivan • Code Enforcement investigation of conditions of properties on Caldwell Dr; • Speeding issues on Beechwood and feasibility of a four-way stop, • Map of existing and proposed spray parks in our community is attached; and, Supervisors Rubio Watson and Maggard • Feasibility of two transfer stations and inclusion of this project for offsite mitigation measures. AT:rs:rk cc: Department Heads Pamela McCarthy, City Clerk Roberta Gafford, Assistant City Clerk • B A K E R S F I E L D Economic and Community Development Department M E M O R A N D U M September 21 , 2007 TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager � `'`� a� FROM: Donna L. Kunz, Economic Development Director SUBJECT: Press Conference for East Hills Mall Please join us for a press conference to be held on Monday, September 24th at 10:30 a.m. Mayor Hall will be making an announcement regarding a new lease with Regal Theatre and future improvements to the East Hills Mall. The press conference will be held at the East Hills Mall, Suite C67. Suite C67 is at the east end of the Mall at Gottchalk's PAMEMOTEMP.doc fi A R E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM DATE: SEPTEMBER 18, 2007 TO: ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER FROM: RAUL M. ROJAS, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR SUBJECT: TEMORARY ASSIGNMENT FOR ASSISTANT PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR Beginning October 1, 2007, Assistant Public Works Director, Jack LaRochelle, will be temporarily assigned to the Water Resources Department. This temporary assignment will last approximately 6 months and will be used to both assist the Water Resources Department and provide a valuable cross-training opportunity for Mr. LaRochelle. During this temporary assignment, all existing Public Works duties and responsibilities will be reassigned to other Public Works staff. This will allow Mr. LaRochelle to be fully engaged in the Water Resources Department without outside distractions. Mr. LaRochelle has been with the Department for nearly 19 years beginning in the Traffic Engineering Section of Public Works. He was promoted in 1993 to manage the Design Section and has been given increased responsibilities ever since. In early 2001, Mr. LaRochelle served as Interim Public Works Director which lasted approximately 6 months. This temporary assignment will allow Mr. LaRochelle to gain knowledge and experience within the Water Resources discipline. jacks reasignment memo_091907 C a� ?UU7 /0 • B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: September 19, 2007 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager �4_41_ From: Dia a Hoover, Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: Stiern Park Improvement in regards to an Email request to City Council Representatives from the Kern County Network for Children requested a meeting to discuss possible improvements to Stiern Park within the Greenfield School District. A group of people regularly use the park Monday-Friday and they asked for three main items: • Repair the drinking fountain • Install a walking path around the park perimeter • Install a restroom facility The results of the meeting with Recreation and Parks staff were: • Immediately repaired the drinking fountain. • Will receive cost estimates for a walking path and make a request in next year's CIP cycle. Staff also encouraged the group to seek grants that may be available through the schools or other sources not always available to cities. • Putting a restroom in one of the small, existing neighborhood parks presents bigger issues. Staff discussed with the group some of the hurdles such as getting overall support from surrounding residents and the huge expense. A restroom at Stiern Park is not in the CIP plan, nor would it be a high priority from this department. The group seemed satisfied with the proposed path, and staff will stay in touch with them as we get closer to installation. "We create a quality community through people, parks and programs" B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: September 13, 2007 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: Dilnllie Hoover, Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: August Monthly Report ADMINISTRATION • 1 attended the first Director's Summit sponsored by the California Park and Recreation Society. They discussed succession planning and branding of park and recreation agencies. • Accepted 2 acres in the Northeast landscape district. • Finalizing last stages of the Recreation and Parks Master Plan. • Staff continues to work with Public Works Departments on Mesa Marin, Aera Park, Sports Village and Greystone Park. • Worked with Bob Lerude from Kern County on Casa Loma Park wet playground proposal and presentation to the joint City-County council meeting. • Progress on Agency Accreditation is moving forward. Several other departments are involved in assisting us in this self assessment process. PARKS DIVISION • Parks staff conducted a public meeting on the Skate park expansion project on August 8. A series of meetings were held with various attendees throughout the month to answer their concerns about the future stage of development. • Received two portable security cameras to be used in various park locations in the coming months. A permanent camera will be installed at Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center. • The Kern River Parkway Foundation requested staff's assistance in their tree planting program along the bike path. • The sidewalk was repaired in Haggin Oaks Park. "We create a quality community through people, parks and programs" • The Parks Division is very close to being fully staffed. • New plantings included mostly shrubs: 1,114— 1 gallon size and 382 — 15 gallon size. • Other projects included netting at Wayside Park from the softball fields, Beach Park well site and Beale Park ADA ramp at the small amphitheater. • Number of trees trimmed: 511. Number of trees removed: 22 • Vandalism repairs continue to occupy workers' time including sprinkler head repairs and graffiti removal mostly; totaling approximately $2,100.00 • The landscape and irrigation project at Stockdale/Jenkins is targeted for completion this fall. • Stainless steel fixtures will be used to replace many of the previously damaged porcelain fixtures which will be damaged less often. • The rehabilitation of Wayside wet playground is completed. SPECIAL PROJECTS • Only four benches remain at The Park at River Walk to be named. Benches continue to be purchased for placement in other areas. • A fundraiser for the Skate park expansion is planned for September 19th at Rubios and Coldstone Creamery. • Plans continue to take shape for the Fall Festival on October 27 and 28 at The Park at River Walk. AQUATICS • The summer pool season ended with an overall increase of 55% or 32,370 above last summer. • In August alone, attendance was up by 4,650 visitors. At McMurtrey, the total was 9,856 which were 1,902 more than last year. • The 100 Mile Club held its first Social on August 16th with special guests Mayor Harvey Hall and Gabe Woodward, Olympic medalist. • Special events included a Float— in movie with 127 people in attendance to see "Shark Tale" • Attendance charts attached. ATHLETICS • The 110 team summer softball program ended with the winners receiving shirts and trophies. • The Fall softball program now has a 16% increase over last fall for a total of 93 teams. • Adaptive Ice Skating had 11 participants on August 7th • Staff continues community outreach by attending events and meetings related to health, wellness and adaptive programming. New programs for fall include adaptive bowling, basketball and ice skating in addition to Pee Wee Sports, Flag football and golf. "We create a quality community through people, parks and programs" SILVER CREEK COMMUNITY CENTER • The After School program got underway at the center with an average daily attendance of 30. Capacity is 50, and staff expects to reach that in the next few weeks. • Silver Creek is a popular destination for rentals with a total of twelve for the month. • The Teen Drama camp was a big success with two weeks of intense acting skills displayed. It culminated in a production for friends and families. • One of the weeks at summer day camp created a mural which may be displayed at the Kern County Fair. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. COMMUNITY CENTER • Attendance in programs increased by 52% over the same time last year. • Three rentals occurred including a basketball tournament, a family reunion and a volleyball rental. • Two movies in the park were held in August: one at The Park at River Walk and the other at MLK park. • Plans for the Good Neighbor Festival are progressing well with much community involvement. It will be on October 20th from 11:00 to 2:00 at MLK Park. • Construction has begun on the Community Garden, with a kick-off planned during the Good Neighbor Festival. • Staff continues outreach in the community by attending Gang Violence meetings, Rotary and also California Park and Recreation Society meetings. 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WRR/vrf Bakersfield Police Department Special Enforcement Unit Monthly Report — August 2007 The following is a compilation of the performance of the Special Enforcement Unit and significant incidents / investigations for August 2007. 67 Felony Arrests 632 FI's 33 Vehicle Reports 51 Misdemeanor Arrests 87 Citations 63 Patrol Call Response 26 Felony Warrant 436 Probation and Parole 7 Search Warrants Arrests Searches 41 Misdemeanor Warrant 771 Hrs. Assisting Other 11 2007 Shootings Arrests Department Sections 10 2006 Shootings Supplemental Reports 3 2005 Shootings 5 Hours In Training 65 Supp p 1 2004 Shootings General Offense 8 2003 Shootings 8 Guns Seized 88 Reports 0 2002 Shootings Year to Date Statistics January — August 2007 [—i361 Felony Arrests E46 F1's [241 Vehicle Reports 472 Misdemeanor Arrests Citations 63 Patrol Call Response 185 Felony Warrant 3731 Probation and Parole 56 Search Warrants Arrests Searches F285 Misdemeanor Warrant 4424 Hrs. Assisting Other 48 2007 Shootings Arrests Department Sections 42 2006 Shootings 53 2005 Shootings 671 Hours In Training 491 Supplemental Reports 42 2004 Shootings General Offense 32 2003 Shootings 115 Guns Seized 912 Reports 17 2002 Shootings SEU DAILY ACTIVITY 8/1/07 — Wednesday — 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Phillip Lopez, 27, 10/21/79, from 700 Irene St, for resisting officers, parole hold and wrong way on a bicycle. Armando Cordova, 22, 2/20/85, from the 2500 block of Potomac, for possession of marijuana. (Cited) James Ivans, 36, 5/27/71, from 8600 Rosedale Hwy, for reckless driving. (Cited) Cipriano Maldonado, 44, 8/21/62, from Haley/ Flower, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) Noe Cruz, 21, 6/20/86, from the 5200 block of Pioneer Dr, for suspended license and seatbelt violation. (Cited) S1 conducted Code 5 on Hells Angels loitering at Chuy's 8/2/07 — Thursday — 1200-2200 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Mercedes Clark, 20, 5/21/87, from 6301 Victor, for accessory. Carla Watts, 26, 5/1/81, from 6301 Victor, for accessory. Jesse Hill, 19, 8/31/87, from 6301 Victor, for obstruct/ resist officers. 8/3/07 — Friday SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Bobby Dorsey, 19, 1/20/88, from 3318 California Ave, for having a suspended license, red light violation and obstructing / resisting an officer. Jeremy Aubry, 21, 1/25/86, from 3318 California Ave, for false info and no seat belt. 8/4/07 — Saturday — 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Gabriel Gonzalez, 23, 8/12/83, from S Union / Pacheco, for a misdemeanor warrant. Lalibela Frazier, 23, 8/16/83, from Flower/ Robinson, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) Robert Jones, 44, 6/9/63, from Monterey/ Inyo, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/5/07 — Sunday — 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: James Rodriguez, 24, 6/21/83, from 21st St/ Oak St, for a parole hold. George Mendoza, 20, 7/10/87, from 1408 E. 18th St, for a parole violation. Jose Lopez, 27, 10/6/79, from 1408 E. 18th St, for false info to an officer. Andres Villalobos, 24, 9/27/82, from 21st St/ Oak St, for public intoxication. 16, 6/6/91, from 3400 21st St, for false info to an officer. Alicia Burrell, 28, 2/17/79, from the 1600 block of Lincoln St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) Gun Seized: 07-167932, Serial: 073557, Raven Arms, .25 caliber, from Truxtun / Eye 8/6/07 - Monday - 1000-0100 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Charon Jackson, 23, 11/25/83, from 3836 Soranno Ave #B, for possession of cocaine for sale, possession of a controlled substance for sale, marijuana for sale and felon possess ammunition. Raul Garza, 18, 1/8/89, from Cottonwood / Madison, for resist and officer, ride a bicycle while UTI, public intoxication, no bike headlight and false information. Stephen White, 21, 12/20/85, from 2617 20th St, for possession of paraphernalia, felon in possession of ammo, possess a dangerous weapon - brass knuckles and possess a controlled substance. , 15, 12/3/91, from the 1500 block of El Sereno, for burglary and resist/delay an officer. Rogelio Mendez, 34, 8/5/73, from Niles /West, for public intoxication. 8/7/07 - Tuesday - 1200-2200 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Jesus Rodriguez, 21, 10/28/85, from N/ B 1-5 south of Hwy 46, for possession of a controlled substance, possess a controlled substance for sale, transport a controlled substance, conspiracy, reckless driving and false compartment. Viridana Card, 21, 11/28/85, from N/ B 1-5 south of Hwy 46, for possession of a controlled substance, possess a controlled substance for sale, transport a controlled substance, conspiracy, reckless driving and false compartment. Andrew Perez, 18, 6/4/89, from the 2100 block of Pacific St, for carry a loaded firearm in a vehicle, probationer in possession of a firearm, gang member carry a concealed firearm, possession of a loaded firearm by a gang member, possession of a loaded non-registered firearm, participation in a criminal street gang, possession of meth, transportation of meth, possession of a controlled substance while armed, no signal while turning and driving with out a CDL. Rachel Nichols, 28, 4/23/79, from the 2100 block of Pacific St, for allow an unlicensed driver to drive. (Cited) GUN SEIZED: 07-169827, Serial: BEE1993, Smith and Wesson, 5 shot revolver, from 2100 Pacific 8/8/07 - Wednesday - 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Joseph Media, 24, 12/17/82, from the 700 block of Chester Ave, for possess / manufacture a dangerous weapon - knife, possession of meth, false if and seatbelt violation. Michael Jackson, 68, 1/5/39, from the 3000 block of Chester Ave, for a felony warrant. Cesurae Anderson, 28, 8/29/78, from 323 S. Owens, for obstructing / resisting officer and a parole hold. Mario Calvasio, 27, 12/16/79, from the 300 block of S. King St, for resisting officers, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and ride a bicycle against traffic. Tony Juarez, 33, 2/20/74, from Quincy/ Robinson, for criminal threats and gang participation. Jose Mendez, 23, 4/30/84, from the 300 block of Kincaid, for unlicensed driver and no insurance. (Cited) 8/9/07 - Thursday - 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Miguel Ruiz, 30, 12/17/79, from the 1400 block of 4th St, for amplified music, unlicensed driver and fail to maintain lights. Nathan Johnson, 21, 1/6/86, from the 1100 block of California Ave, for a misdemeanor warrant. Willie Bass, 36, 12/7/70, from the 900 block of Baker St, for a felony warrant. Nicole Johnson, 30, 7/8/77, from the 900 block of Baker St, for public intoxication. Donald Hannigan, 45, 12/3161, from the 1200 block of Baker St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) Tyrone Pogue, 22, 7/22/85, from Beale / Butte, for a suspended license, expired registration, no insurance and child seat violation. (Cited) 8/10/07 - Friday - 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Ryan Johnson, 20, 7/9/86, from 1414 E. California Ave, for public intoxication. Victor Alarcon, 24, 9/10/82, from 1018 Lake St, for a felony warrant. 8/11/07 - Saturday - 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Fernando Guilherme, 36, 12/16/70, from 3525 O St, for ADW with a vehicle and resist arrest. Lionell McGee, 18, 5/17/89, from the 1100 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, for possession of marijuana for sale, active participation in a criminal street gang and possession of ecstasy. Anthony Hodge, 22, 10/29/84, from the 100 block of Clifton St, for parole violation and public intoxication. Floyd Wilkerson, 20, 4/11/87, from 1414 E. California Ave, for public intoxication. Booker Carter, 28, 8/25/78, from Pacheco/ S. Union, for unlicensed driver and license plate light violation. 8/12/07 - Sunday- 0800-1800 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: 8/13/07 - Monday - 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Chris Brown, 22, 6/29/85, from 2119 Oriole, for a felony warrant. 16, 7/12/91, for assault with a firearm, participation in a criminal street gang, conspiracy, gang member carry a loaded firearm in public, minor illegally possess a concealed weapon and convicted person possess a firearm. 8/14/07 - Tuesday - 1700-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: James Smith, 27, 7/7/80, from the 1000 block of Cannon, for resisting arrest and public intoxication. Marvin Long, 40, 7/17/67, from 500 H St, for possession of narcotics and possession of prescription meds without a prescription. Shawn Flett, 21, 7/22/86, from 500 H St, for possession of narcotics. Jimmy Stewart, 20, 10/4/86, from 6th / R St, for violation of parole. Milton Sanchez, 37, 4/16/70, from 1128 Pacific St, for public intoxication. Jermale Keeton, 18, 5/5/89, from 6th St / R St, for unlicensed driver and mirror violation. Darryl Cartwright, 20, 9/5/86, from the 10 block of S. Owens, for false info to an officer. Justin Hinson, 23, 7/10/84, from the 300 block of Monterey, for felony evading. Tyrone Paul, 28, 10/23/78, from 1000 E. Brundage Ln, for violation of parole. 8/15/07 - Wednesday- 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Jeremy Cruse, 24, 6/5/83, from 2700 White Ln #281, for a felony warrant. Richard Adams, 43, 9/14/63, from E. Brundage / Cottonwood, for false personation, false ID and false tabs. Julie Bhangu, 29, 7/14/77, from Cottonwood / Brundage, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/16/07 - Thursday- 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Damien Wafford, 28, 2/4/79, from Monterey / Inyo, for willfully disobeying a court order. Angel Landeros, 20, 5/24/87, from Miller/ Monterey, for possess a dangerous weapon, carry a concealed weapon in public„ carry a loaded firearm in public and carry a non-registered firearm. Gun Seized: 07-177621, Serial: KA66767, Falcon / Taurus, revolver, .38, from Miller/ Monterey 8/17/07 - Friday - 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Jose Castillo, 22, 6/30/85, from N Baker/Jeffery, for a misdemeanor warrant. Derrick Massey, 29, 11/21/77, from the 1400 block of Gorrill St, for a felony warrant. Bobby Dickerson, 19, 6/3/88, from E. Planz / Horne, for UTI of marijuana and possession of marijuana. Domingo Madrigal, 36, 4/5/71, from E. 18th / Miller St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/18/07 - Saturday - 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Demetrius Miller, 19, 8/30/87, from 1601 Truxtun Ave, for vehicle, participation in a criminal street gang and conspiracy. - firearm, shoot at an occupied Gordon Skinner, 18, 11/12/88, from 1023 Robinson St, for ADW - firearm, shooting at an occupied vehicle, participation in a criminal street gang, conspiracy, gang member in possession of a firearm in commission of a felony and gang member CCW. Jose Castaneda, 25, 10/30/80, from Cottonwood / McNew, for a misdemeanor warrant. Victor Miranda, 19, 5/15/88, from Panama St/ S H St, for signal 100 ft, unlicensed driver and no insurance. Gun Seized: Tehachapi SO, 07-08090, Serial: 18507036, Ruger, Mini-14, .223, from Ranch Motel in Tehachapi 8/19/07 - Sunday- 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Bryant Estrada, 18, 8/24/88, from the 2700 block of White Ln, for a misdemeanor warrant. Francisco Hernandez, 32, 10/9/74, from the 1400 block of Feliz, for possession of meth, drive on a suspended license, no insurance and transport meth. Bryan Johnson, 19, 1/26/88, from the 1800 block of Oregon, for possession of a controlled substance and possession of paraphernalia. Fernando Maximo, 21, 3/9/86, from evading, red light violation and unlicensed. Luis Alvarado, 27, 5/18/80, from the 2400 block of Brundage Ln, for a misdemeanor warrant. Joel Sotelo, 19, 8/6/88, from S. Real / E/B Hwy 58, for a suspended license and a red light violation. (Cited) 8/20/07 - Monday - 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Crispin Alderette, 21, 6/14/86, from the 500 block of Bernard St, for public intoxication and no headlamp on bike. Michael McMillan, 28, 1/1/79, from White Ln / S. H St, for a parole hold. Michael Hood, 40, 10/31/66, from 2700 White Ln, for possession of meth and possession of paraphernalia. Bounlieng Chanthaprany, 39, 6/21/68, from 2700 White Ln, for possession of meth, possession of paraphernalia, no license and no front plate lamp. �, 17, 9/7/89, from the 1000 block of Niles St, for possession of a switch blade knife. Willie Pittman, 45, 11/1/61, from the 500 block of S. Haley St, for a felony warrant. James Gaefcke, 23, 2/12/84, from the 1500 block of Ming Ave, for unlicensed driver, sound amplification and no insurance. Michael Mata, 26, 9/11/80, from the 1200 block of Flower, for possession of meth and possession of paraphernalia. Vincent Mata, 19, 2/20/88, from the 1200 block of Flower, for minor in possession of alcohol. (Cited) Felix Limones, 20, 6/12/87, from Bernard / River, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/21/07 — Tuesday — 1700-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Sidney Maiden, 18, 8/23/89, from the 1700 block of Chester Ave, for CCW, possession of an unregistered firearm, gang member CCW and gang member possess a loaded firearm. Gun Seized: 07-182033, Serial: 23735, ROHM, revolver, .22, from Chester/Truxtun 8_/22/07 — Wednesday — 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: 8/23/07 — Thursday — 1200-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: David Lee, 22, 10/14/84, from the 200 block of Chester Ave, for probationer possess a firearm, carry a firearm in a vehicle, possession of a firearm by a gang member, possess a dangerous weapon, conspiracy, participation in a criminal street gang, carry a non-registered loaded firearm, serial number obliterated and probation violation. Joseph Dixon, 23, 10/11/83, from 2909 N. Halfmoon Dr, #B, for felon possess a firearm, conspiracy, active participation in a criminal street gang, possession of a loaded firearm by a gang member, possession of an assault weapon, felon possess ammo, possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number, felony evading, CCW - firearm by a gang member, felon carry a loaded firearm, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and resisting arrest. Gun Seized: 07-183562, Serial: obliterated, Intratex, 9mm, from 300 Chester Ave, 8/24/07 — Friday — 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Robby Moon, 18, 7/11/89, from 6904 Jennifer St, for Assault with a deadly weapon, assault with great bodily injury, conspiracy and participation in a criminal street gang. Jasper Robinson, 45, 2/27/62, from MLK / Potomac, for a felony warrant. Judge Robertson, 52, 11/10/54, from MLK / Potomac, for possession of cocaine. Kevin Franklin, 46, 10/28/60, from the 700 block of S. Williams, for possession of paraphernalia. (Cited) 16, 7/5/91, from 1200 New Stine, for possession of a firearm at school, participation in a criminal street gang, minor possess a concealed weapon, minor possess ammo, gang member CCW, possession of a loaded firearm in public, gang member possess a firearm in public and carry a non-registered concealed weapon. 8/25/07 — Saturday — 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Ryan Johnson, 21, 6/9/86, from 805 S. Haley St, for possession of cocaine base for sale and participation in a criminal street gang. Randon McQuiller, 21, 1/7/86, from the 1800 block of Haley, for speeding and possession of a controlled substance. Miguel Aldaco, 35, 10/8/71, from the 100 block of E. 8th St, for public intoxication. Kathy Torres, 19, 12/26/97, from 109 E. 8th St, for public intoxication. Serena Rodriguez, 34, 1/20/73, from 109 E. 8th St, for a misdemeanor warrant. Keith Knox, 36, 8/22/70, from 200 Madison St, for a misdemeanor warrant. Lavare Burleson, 22, 8/30/84, from the 3800 block of Soranno, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/26/07 — Sunday— 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Ramon Bustina, 23, 6/13/84, from Beverly Dr/ Potomac Ave, for drunk in public and resisting arrest. 8/27/07 — Monday — 0800-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Debra Taylor, 30, 8/12/76, from 6905 Klamath #D, for a felony warrant. Dwight Gupton, 22, 5/2/85, from the 1200 block of S. Robinson St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) 8/28/07 — Tuesday — 1700-0300 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Aaron Beyer, 22, 11/22/84, from the 700 block of Grace St, for possession of meth. Gorge Mosley, 46, 9/11/60, from the 100 block of E 4th St, for no proof of insurance and left headlamp out. (Cited) 8/29/07 — Wednesday — 1600-0200 SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Ruben Hernandez, 18, 11/18/88, from 100 E. California Ave, for possession of a concealed billy club and riding a bicycle without a headlight. Corey Bostick, 38, 1/9/69, from Pacific / Williams St, for a misdemeanor warrant. (Cited) Joseph Martinez, 19, 2/1/88, from 100 E. California Ave, for a bicycle headlight required on a bike. (Cited) 8/30/07 — Thursday SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: David Styrt, 52, 8/2/55, from 810 28th St, for possession of a firearm by a felon, possess a dangerous weapon, possession of marijuana for sale, maintain a residence for narcotic sales and possession of paraphernalia. Donald Wright, 32, 9/18/74, from 810 28th St, for a felony warrant. Gun Seized: 07-189261, Serial: 13400766, Marlin, rifle, 22 from 810 28th St 8/31/07 — Friday SEU Officers arrested the following suspects: Kristopher Howard, 19, 1/28/87, from 6502 Lost Canyon, for a misdemeanor warrant. Toney Shivers, 21, 1/11/86, from 6502 Lost Canyon, for a parole violation and felon possess ammo. Both shifts attempted to locate Anthony Kennedy who is wanted for PC 187. Contact was made with several of his associates and there were also attempts to locate him by pinging his phone Page 1 of 2 STREETS DIVISION — WORK SCHEDULE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 24 — SEPTEMBER 28, 2007 Resurfacing/Reconstructing streets in the following areas: Resurfacing streets in the area between No. Stine and McDonald Way, north of Stockdale Highway. Continue preparing streets for reconstruction in the area between So. Laurelglen Boulevard and Gosford Road, south of Westwold Drive. Miscellaneous Streets Division protects: Working on the catch basin installation project on Benton Street, between Wilson Road and Belvedere Avenue. Installing curb and gutters in the area between California Avenue and 4th Street, "P" Street and Union Avenue. C:\DOCUME-1\RKIRKW-1\LOCALS-1\Temp\XPgrpwise\Week of September 24-2007-Work Schedule.doc /0 B A K E R S F I E L D MEMORANDUM TO: Councilmember Weir FROM:/ ' Stanley Grady, Development Services Director DATE: September 20, 2007 SUBJECT: Re: Debris on property on Montclair St. Ref: 1822 Councilmember Benham requested staff to respond to a Code Enforcement issue on tclair St. On September 19, 2007, Code Enforcement investigated a concern on Montclair St. It was determined the violations are located at 4701 Marella Way, this property is owned by First Assembly of God Church. The violations are to the rear of 401 Montclair St. which is the reporting partys' address. Multiple violations were found; overgrown weeds,junk,trash and debris, vehicles parked on an unpaved surface,possible violations of uses permitted, i.e. an office trailer parked on a vacant lot, and a storage container parked on an unpaved surface. The Code Officer issued a 7—Day Notice on September 20, 2007, a re-inspection will be made on or about September 27, 2007. If violations still exist we will follow up with an additional notice to appear before a hearing officer. B A K E R S F I E L D MEMORANDUM TO: Alan Tandy FROM: . Stanley Grady, Development Services Director DATE: September 19, 2007 SUBJECT: Re: Shrubbery Blocking Roadway View Ref: 1824 Councilmember Benham requested staff to respond to a complaint regarding shrubbery blocking the view of the roadway at the southeast corner of Irene and Thelma Street. Please advise citizen Robert Hall of action taken. Code Enforcement investigated the concern of overgrown shrubbery blocking the publics line of site at the southeast corner of Thelma and Irene. Code Enforcement determined that there is a violation at 2130 Thelma Drive, the yard is overgrown with shrubbery, vegetation, grass and weeds. A Seven-Day Notice will go out on September 20, 2007 to the owner of the property under case number 07-11403. A re-inspection will be made by Code Enforcement Officer, Billy Owens on or about September 27, 2007. If no action has been taken, a Second Notice will be issued inviting the owner to a hearing with the Building Director. B A K E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager FROM: Raul Rojas, Public Works Director DATE: June 22, 2007 SUBJECT: MULTI-PURPOSE BIKEIWALKING PATHS Referral No. 1783 COUNCILMEMBER COUCH REQUESTED STAFF INVESTIGATE INSTALLING MULTI-PURPOSE BIKE/WALKING PATHS IN LIEU OF SIDEWALKS IN DEVELOPING AREAS. The Police Department-Traffic Section and the Public Works Traffic Engineer reviewed the request. Bicycles are not prohibited from using sidewalks except in the Central Traffic District (downtown) or in the Old Town Kern district. The usage would be similar to a bike path, such as the Kern River Bike Path. The Caltrans Manual for bikeways recommends a twelve (12) foot wide path when pedestrian usage is expected. Based on the Police Department and Traffic Engineer comments, a multi-use sidewalk should be a minimum of twelve (12) feet wide to accommodate both pedestrian and bicycle traffic. The Subdivision Design Standards for sidewalks would need to be revised to include a multi-use design and include criteria for use. C:\DOCUME-1\I skinner\LOCALS--1\Temp\XPgrpwise\Ref#1783 Bike-Walking Path.doc B A K E R S F I E L D MEMORANDUM TO: Alan Tandy FROM: G§ tanley Grady, Development Services Director DATE: September 21, 2007 SUBJECT: Re: Caldwell Drive Property Ref: 1827 Councilmember Sullivan requested staff to address the conditions of the properties on Caldwell Dr. Code Enforcement investigated the conditions on Caldwell Dr. and found the following violations: 3501 Caldwell Dr. had overgrown weeds and grass, 3709 Caldwell Drive, had a travel trailer parked on the side of the driveway and junk, trash and debris through out the property. We issued a 7-Day Notice on September 14, 2007 and the violations were abated before the re-inspection date. There were no violations found at 3509 Caldwell Dr. at the time of the inspection on September 18, 2007. Code Enforcement continued to survey the neighborhood and tagged several vehicles with 72- hour parking warnings. We will continue to peruse the area on a regular basis. B A K E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager FROM: Raul Rojas, Public Works Director DATE: September 18, 2007 SUBJECT: SPEEDING ON BEECHWOOD Referral No. 1828 COUNCILMEMBER SULLIVAN REQUESTED STAFF ADDRESS SPEEDING ISSUES ON BEECHWOOD EAST OF NEW STINE AND EVALUATE TRAFFIC TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILTY OF A FOUR-WAY STOP AT BEECHWOOD AND STARWOOD. Traffic Engineering Staff will conduct speed surveys along Beechwood, east of Stine Road and give the information to the Police Department for their use in speed enforcement. A Stop Sign Warrant study will be conducted at the intersection of Beechwood and Starwood. Results of the warrant study should be available in 6 to 8 weeks, based on current work schedules. G:\GROUPDAT\Referrals\2007\09-12\Ref#1828 Speeding.doc B A K E R S F I E L D Department of Recreation and Parks Date: September 20, 2007 To: Alan Tandy, City Manager From: Dian400�a Director of Recreation & Parks Subject: Spray Park Map Referral #001833 —Ward 6 Councilmember Sullivan requested staff provide the members of the community services committee with a copy of the map of spray parks. Councilmember Sullivan requested members of the Community Services Committee be given a map of the existing and proposed spray parks in our community. A map of the existing and proposed spray parks is attached. CV O u r1 j R H� d Q� i ]AV NOW y a a ♦W " U Lu 133a1s N oS � � z ,.,m_� _. pti3iVl5 s _ W W � u mo aMOa 3N5H N r N N Q ■ -I--0 2 cn 7- ° zw x Ham . W y B A K E R S F I E L D CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager FROM: Raul Rojas, Public Works Director DATE: September 18, 2007 SUBJECT: ADDITIONAL WASTE TRANSFER STATION Referral No. 1831 SUPERVISORS RUBIO AND WATSON REQUESTED STAFF CHECK INTO THE FEASIBILITY OF HAVING TWO TRANSFER STATIONS IN TERMS OF CAPITAL AND OPERATIONAL COSTS; INCLUDE ON-SITE ANALYSES; CHECK INTO FINANCING MECHANISMS, AND RESEARCH HOW QUICKLY THIS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED. SUPERVISOR MAGGARD REQUESTED STAFF LOOK TO THE AIR DISTRICT TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBIILTY OF INCLUDING THIS PROJECT FOR OFFSITE MITIGATION MEASURES. City and County staff are working together to gather the necessary information and will report back when that is accomplished. G:\GROUPDAT\Referrals\2007\09-17 Joint Meeting\Ref#1831 Additional Waste Transfer Station.doc