HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978/09/06 - Agenda PacketAGENDA
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
Regular Mecting
September 6, 19:8
1. Call to Order by Mayor Frost.
2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
3. Roll Call: Hikels_, Palombo _, Schlosser _, Nest _, Frost
4. Approval of Minutest Auguat 16, 1978.
S. Announcements.
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS•
A. AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING COMPREHENSIVE TRAFFIC CONTROL REGULATIONS. (First
Reading).
This Ordinance is the adoption of the updated revised League of California
Cities Model Traffic Ordinance. T-,e regulation adopted hereby establishes
traffic control regulations and assigns authority for the installation of
traffic control devices. The measures in the Ordinance are enabled through
provision of the California Vehicle Code.
The Ordinance establiuhes the traffic enforcement division and the position
of City Traffic Engineer. Enforcement shall be vested to the Police De-
partment which shall ensure conformance to traffic laws and ordinances. Tie
City Traffic Engineer shall conduct engineering analyses, conduct traffic
and accident surveys and develop ways to Improve traffic conditions. The
City Traffic Engineer is further authorized to place and maintain traffic
control devices
Also established by the Ordinance is a Traffic Committee to advise the
City Traffic Engineer in the conduct of his duties The Traffic Committee
will be composed of the Chief of Police or his representative, the City
Engineer, the City '.ttorney, representative from affected schools, the
Auto Club, traffic experts from other agencies, and the State Department
of Transportation. All meetings of the Traffic Comittee will be ad-
vertised and open to the public for their input
Complaints generated In the community will be studied by the City Traffic
Engineer for presentation to the Traffic Committee. The Committee will
then make findings on such complaints for action by the Traffic Engineer
The Traffic Engineer shall be responsible for then causing the placement
of necessary implementation measures. Citizens or staff not in concurrence
with the findings of the Traffic Committee or the actions of the City
Traffic Engineer may appeal those actions to the City Council.
The Ordinance requires that the establishment of speed zones and the
designation of throne, highways be implemented by Resolution of the City
Council. Amen& traffic control measures which are delegated to the
authority of the City Traffic Engineer by the Ordinance are:
• Installation of traffic signing.
• Parking regulations.
* Striping of roadways.
* Recommendation for placement of traffic signals.
* Painting of curbs.
* Establishment of crosswalks.
* Regulation and assignment of weight limit, to
specific streets.
* Designation of loading zone,.
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The provisions of this Ordinance also establishes procedures and
regulations for the licensing of bicycles but reserves implementation
until such time as the Council ehall by Resolution establish their
effect.
ORDINANCE NO. 39
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING COMPRE-
HENSIVE TRAFFIC C04TROL REGULATIONS.
B. PROPOSED ORDINANCE REGARDING ENFORCEMENT OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK ACT.
(First Reading).
The City Council my recall that some time ago the City designated the
San Bernardino Department of Environmental Health Services to nerve as
the local enforcement agency in handling the enforcement of the State
Mobile Home Parks Act. The State of California has informed us that
effective in May of this year, it is necessary to make any designation
by ordinanco rather than by resolution as was done by the City.
RECOM!@IDATION: It is recommended that the City Council introduce for
first reading Ordinance No. 40 and to pass it on for second reading and
adoption on September 20. 1978.
ORDINANCE NO. 40
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA. ASSUMING RESPONSIBILITY
FOR THE EHFORCEHEP* OF THE LMOBILEHOME PARKS ACT AND
RELATED REGULATIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE
CODE A4D DESIGNATING THE ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.
7. CITY MANAGER'S STAFF REPORTS:
A. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING HOLIDAY. SICK LEAVE, AND VACATION FOR ALL
CONTINUOUS, FULL -TIMV CITY EMPLOYEES.
RECOMMENATION: It is recommended that the City Council adopt Resolution
No. 78 -43 which establishes Holiday, Sick Leave, and Vacation for ell
continuous, full -time salaried City employees; and
1. That the City Council establish holidays, sick leave, and vacation
policy.
2. That the holiday, sick leave, and vacation policy be retroactive to
November 30, 1977 so that all employees hired after that date will
not be penalized.
RESOLUTION NO 78 -43
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING HOLIDAYS,
SICK LEKIE, AND VACATION FOR ALL CONTINUOUS, FULL -TIME
SALARIED EMPLOYEES
B. RECOMMENDATION TO PURCHASE BLOCK PARENT SIGNS.
The City has received a request from Beverly Casarez, a resident of
Etlwanda, to purchase signs for use in the community's Block Parent Watch
Program. The program is a community -wide volunteer effort aimed at
protecting children and property
RECOMMENDATION: It In recommended that the City Council authorized an
expenditure of approximately $175 to purchase five- hundred (500) block
parent signs. It is anticipated that the signs will be stored at City
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Hall and will be made available to qualified participants in the City's
Block Parent Hatch Program.
C. REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION RE. STAFFING OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT.
At the City Council's last meting, the Council requested that final
authorization regarding the positions proposed for the Community Develop-
ment Depattment be delayed In order to allow the members of the City
Council additional time to study the fob requirements and the proposed
positions. The staff has had an opportunity to discuss the staffing needs
with each member of the City Council.
RECOMMENDATION: It is recomended that the City Council authorize the
staff to fill the remaining Coumunity Development Department positions
as previously outlined.
D. REQUEST FROM WELDON DIGGS, JR. - Minor Subdivision W78 -0324
A request has been received from Mr Weldon DSgge, Jr. for City Council
determination as to whothar Minor Subdivision Application No. W78 -0324
is in violation of Ordinance 36, the ruaidential moratorium ordinance.
E. RESOLUTION AMENDING THE FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY SYSTEM.
RESOLUTION NO. 7F .1
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUMMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE FEDERAL
AID HIGHWAY SYSTEM.
P. REQUEST FROM COMMUUNITY SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
Community Service Department requests authorization to request bide for
2020 linear feet of six foot cyclone fence to be Installed at the
southern 6 western perimeters of Alta Loma Part. This would provide a
necessary maintenance barrier and discourage unauthorized motorcycle
traffic across park. Funding would be provided through park development
funds.
B. CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS:
9. CONSENT CALENDAR:
THE FOLLCWXNG CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS ARE EXPECTED 20 BE ROUTINE AND NON-
CONTROVERSIAL. THEY WILL BC ACTED UPON BY THE COUNCIL AT ONE TIME WITHOUT
DZSCUSSZON. ANY COUNCIL MEMBER, STAFF MEMBER, OR 1117M ESTED PARTY MAY RE-
QUEST THAT AN ITEM BE REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALFMDAR FOR LAM DISCUSSION
a. Approve a Joint -Usa Agreement with Southern California Edison Co., and
authorize the Mayor to sign Agreement.
b. Property damage claim. It Is recommeded that the City pay a claim
amounting to $713 to Mrs. Pamela Wilson for damage to her vehicle
as a result of an accident on Hellman Avenue near the intersection of
Sixth Street Payment of the claim is recommended by the city's
insurance adjuscers.
c. Claim against the City $26,000 by Linda Rebecca Mendias be referred to
City Attorney for handling.
d. To set September 20, 1978 as a public Hearing an appeals of Planning
Commission's decision for:
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ago by Louie R. Parke
eagq by Freda Shelley_ !- 11
Zone Change by William Longley— • ;71
Nana Change by Harry Rinkor.
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r e. Accept Grant of easement (road) for highway and road purposes — Jasper
Street - 447350 SB.
f. Request for on -sale general Alcoholic Beverage license for Nar -Rod, Inc.
Denne's, 8108 San Bernardino load.
S. Tract 9255: Accept roads and release bonds located on the north aide
of Sixth Street between Hellman Avenue and Archibald Avenue.
Performance Bond (water) in the amount of $31,000
Performance Bond (sewer) in the amount of 34,000
Lusk /Halton Cucamonga - 17550 Gilette, Irvine
h. Tract 8815: Accept roads and release bonds located on the east side of
Turner Avenue between Baseline and Ch..urch.
Performance Bond (water) in the amount 9f $38,00'13
Performance Bond (sewer) in the amount of 20,000
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Kent Land Company - 17881 Sky Park North, Irvine.
i. Claim against the City in the amount of $500,000.00 by Randy Los Lane
be referred to the City Attorney for handling.
J. Accept surety bond in the amount of $5,000 and sign agreement with
Ronald Cray- Plot Plan 82 -81. r
k. Tract 9083 -3: Release bond of $3,200 to Clarence E. Ninnerly.
Tract 9451: Release bond of $2,200 to Royal Cak Homes.
Tract 9287: Release bond of $3,200 to Crowell- Leventhal, Inc.
Tract 9595: Release bond of $4,,000 to Cary Hiller,
1. Approval of bills.
10 NEW BUSINESS.
a. Council
b. Audience
11. ADJOUgh -IM
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Regular Meeting
CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the City Council was held at the
Community Service Building. 9161 Baseline Road, Rancho
Cucamonga, on Wednesday, August 16, 1978
The meeting was called to order at 7:15 p m. by Mayor
Frost.
The pledge of allegiance to the flag was led by Mayer Frost
ROLL CALL Present: Council members Schlosser, Hlkela, Palumbo, West,
and Mayor Frost.
City Manager, Lauren Wasserman; Interim City Attorney, Robert
Dougherty (Assistant); City Engineer, Llo,d Bubba Community
Development Director, Jack Lim
MINUTES Motion: Moved by Palombo, aeconded by Mlkels to approve
the minutes of August 2, 1978, Motion unanimously carried
ANNOUNCEMENTS a Tuesday, August 22, 1978, will be a hearing regarding
the consolidation of the courts
b Schlosser had a meeting with residents on Alta Cuesta
Street in Red Hill Their complaint was the increased amount
of traffic oa Alta Cuesta
c Historical Commit' cc - this will be brought back on
September 6, 1978 City Council agenda for discussion and
selection of members It was suggested by Mr Leonard
Gorczyca that the comumittee be a five - member committee with
at least one member representing each of the three communities
West nominated Hlkels to work with Mr Oorczyea to come up
with a selection process with appointments to be made on
September 6
d Ringsway Construction had requested that their item be
withdrawn from the agenda
c. Palombo asked that the item dealing with the City's health
insurance be withdrawn from the apenda
ORDINANCE ORDINe NCE NO. 38
NO. 38
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
(second reading) RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, ADDING CERTAIN
RESIDENTIAL USES TO THOSE BUSINESS AND MANUFACTURING
USES WHICH MUST RECEIVf. DIRECTOR'S REVIEW, AND
DECLARING THE URGENCY THEREOF
Notion: Moved by Palombo, seconded by Schlosser to waive
entire reading and to adopt Ordinance No 38 Title was
read by Me Wasserman Motion unanimously carried
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August 16, 1978
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ORDINANCE NO. 37
(second reading)
ORDINANCE NO. 39
(first reading)
REQUEST FRONN
RINCSI7AY
CONSTRUCTION
REQUEST FRMI
BOARD OF SUPER-
VISORS RE.
PLACEMENT OF
REFERENDUM ON
NOVEMBER 19:8
BALLOT
ORDINANCE NO. 37
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, PERTAINING
TO THE PRESERVATION OF TREES ON PRIVATE
PROPERTY
Motiont Moved by Palombo, seconded by Hikels to valve
the entire reading and to adopt Ordinance No 37
Title read by Mr. Wasserman Motion unanimously carried.
ORDINANCE NO. 39
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING COYPRE-
HENSIVE TRAFFIC CONTROL REGULATIONS.
Mr Lloyd Ilubbs summarized the ordinance which van an
ordinance establishing traffic control and related
regulations for the City of Rancho Cucamonga The
ordinance establishes traffic enforcement by the City
Police department and establishes a Traffic Committee
through which complaints can be handled
The ordinance was before the Council for their input
since It was expected tha City Attorney would be mo,li-
fying the ordinance somewhat as to form before the next
meeting.
Council felt staff should continue with the ordinance
and place it on the September 6, 1978 agenda for first
reading.
A request had been received from Etngsway Construction
Company to withdraw from the agenda
Me Nevcoce from the Community Development Office of
San Bernardino County was present to speak on the
matter He said there were now eleven cities total
which have approved the Resolution
Cost: since Rancho Cucamonga had another tasue oil the
ballot, which would cost $75 per precinct an additional
$7 50 per precinct would be - e4ulred frr cacti additional
item cn the hallot Tire C.,.nty .,gra.t , na,l . • tell
Initial $75 per pre_inc. leavlug t',e ( t. o
$7 50 par precinct to pry
i'•.,t +n: M.,vrd by Palrabo e-a,,.:• ( F' We+c :n -r : ,
LI, entire reading and to adopt Itcsoh.t,u, to. 78 -45.
Hr Wasserman read title Motion 1mnnl,m'�"<.I _or fed
RESOLUTION NO 78 -45
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCII OF THE CITY
OP RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING
TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SPECIAL. ELECTION CALLED BY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO APPROVE RENTAL HOUSING
DEVELOPMENTS FOR ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, LOW -
MODERATE INCOME PERSONS
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August 16, 1976
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LOT LINE
This Resolution will eat guidelines and conditions for Iot
ADJUSTMENTS
line adjustments. It also authorizes the City Engineer to
accept applications and prepare a certificate of compliance
Resolution
for recording whin the adjustment has been approved.
No. 78 -46
Notion: Moved by Hikels, seconded by Palumbo to valve
entire reading and to adopt Resolution No. 78-46. Title
was read by Hr. Wasserman Motion unanimously carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 78-46
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RELATING TO
LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS.
BLUE CROSS
Request had been made to remove this from the agenda by
INSURANCE
Councilman Palumbo. Council agreed.
EMPLOYEE Staff requested this item to be continued until the
HOLIDAY. September 6, 1978 meeting. Request granted.
VACATION. AND
SICK LEAVE
RESOLUTION
LOMITA DRIVE Approval for budget revision for the completion of the
MODIFICATIONS LomitaDrive improvement project was presented by Hr. Eubbs.
On July 5, 1978 the Council had authorized $27,000 for this
project However, since that time, the City had received
firm bide, and the project would be consfLerably more char:
the estimates previously approved b. the Council — $30,000.
Request was to approve the $30,000 and to award the bid to
Laird Ccnstruction Co.
Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by West to approve
$30,000 bid for the Lomita Drive project and to award
contract to the Laird Construction Co. Motion mwaimously,
carried.
RECESS At 7:55 p.m. Mayor groat called a recess. The meeting
rreonvened at 8:05 p m. with all members of the Council
present.
COMMUNITY An oral report was presented by Hr. Lam requesting additional
DEVELOPMENT staffing for the community Development Departevat. Council
DEPARTMENT felt City should assume Building and Safety functions as soon
RE. QUEST as possible. Hr. Lam felt this could be door by September 2.
Discussion followed by the Council. Additional comments
were made by E.P. Cucrra and Sharon Romero. Both expressed
the need of hiring care than the proposed four building
Inspectors.
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Page 4
Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by Mikela to authorize
LSty to hire five building department positions consisting
of a building official, two building inspectors, permit
clerk, and a typist, to purchase the necessary equipment
and to establish an eligibility list for future positions.
Motion unanimously carried ^t
Regarding the remainder of the requeat for additional personnel t '
In Planning and Engineering, the Council felt the staff
should bring the request back to the next meeting on September
6 after the Council had tine to study the issue Council
requested job descriptions of the remaining positions for
Planning and engineering.
CITY AT7I)t Mr. Robert Dougherty presented three resolutions all pertaining
REPORTS to the Foothill Freeway Issue which will be on the November
general ballot. Purpose of resolutions were to consolidate
our Issue wltb the November election. Council decided to
Put this Item at the end of the agenda In order to take n
break to study the resolutions.
Ctram''7 The following Consent Calendar items were presented:
CALMAR
a Approval of 118
b. Tract 9419: "lease bonds In the amount of $2,000 to
Centennial Hones.
Tract 9131: Release bonds In tlw• amount of $2,900 to
Sim Development.
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Tract 9302: Release bonds in the amount of $1,800 to
Vanguard Bui-lders, Inc. -
c. Tract 9582 -2: Accept bonds in tare amounts of:
Performance bond (road) in the amount of $138,000
Material 6 labor bond (road) 69,000
Performance bond (water) 63,000
Material 6 labor bond (water) 31,500
Landscaping bond 6.270
and to er_ecuto agreemeets with the Deer Creek Co
d. Resolution No. 78-44
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANC110
CVCA`fONCA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING PARCEL MAP NUMBER 4320
(TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 4320), IMPROVEMENT ACREE(ENT,
AIM IMPROVEMENT SECURITY.
Motion: Moved by Palumbo, seconded by Hikels to approve
and accept the Consent Calendar. Motion unanlmPUaly carried
SEY WSINESS 1. Request for a erossirg guard at Amethvst School (Alta
Loma Elementary). Recommendation by the Couf,ell was to refer
to the staff with a report to the Council at the September 6
meting. M1keIs felt other schools in Rancho Cucamonga
should be evaluated to see If there were other such needs at
the other schools.
'- .°.. -q.YCt for a 60-dav extension to November 6, 1978 from
Mark III Homes, Inc. Motlon: Moved by hest, seconded by
Palomboto approve the extension. Motion unanimously carried.
( Tract No. 9440).
3- Greenhouse to the Rochester tract in F.tivanda -- staff
rcroavrndaiion
was to refer this to the City Attorney for
bandling.
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August 16, 1978
Page 5
Notions Moved bl Palombo, seconded by Vest to refer
matter to the City Attorney. Motion unanimously carried
4. Tract 9254: Accept roads located at tiro northwest
corner of Highland Aven-4- and Archibald Avenue
Tract 9419: Accept coals located on the east side
of Archibald Avznue north of Arrow Route and to release
bonds to Centennial Homes
Performance Bond (water) in the amount of $72,000
Performance Bond (sever) In tl.c amount of $19,000
Motion: (loved by Vest, seconded by Palumbo to approve
release of bonds and to accept roads Notion unanimously
carried.
5. Mayor Frost announced that flood insurance is now
available through the IUD program.
6 Proclamation doclaNng Leukemia Week was read by
the Mayor. Notion: Moved by West, seconded by Palombo
to approve the proclamation and authorize the mayor to
sign Motion unanimously carried
7. Councilman West suggested that a Task Force shon)d be
organized to look into the Insurance coverage and policies
for the City This would Include looking at the problems
P and possible replacement or renewals of insurance for the
E City. Nlkels nominated W -st to head up such a Teel. Force
It vas decided It should be a five - member Task Force with
appointments being made at the September 6 Council eating.
Notion: Moved b+ ..•lOAb0. seconded by Schlossor to approve
the formation o. a rd v force to investigate insurance needs
and policies. Hotio, unanimously carried
RECESS ILayor Frost called a recess at 9:70 p m. In order for Council
members to read •.;e Resolutions pres•,ntcd earlier by the
assistant city attorney Meeting reconvened at 9:50 p.m.
with all council members present
RESOLUTION RESOLUTION NO. 78 -48
NOS. 48, 49,50
A RESOLUTION Of THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RANCHO CUCA`IONGA, CALIFORNIA, CALLING AND GIVING
NOTICE CF THE HOLDING OF A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
ADVISORY ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SAID CITY ON
TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH (lth) DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1978
SUBMITTING A TROP' ;ITION TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONSA, CALIFORNIA, CONCERNING THE
C40'LETION Up THE FOOTHII.I. FREEWAY AND CONSOLIDATING
SAID ELECTION WITH THE STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION
TO BE HELD ON SAID DATE.
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ADJOURNMENT
RESOLUTION NO 78 -49
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SAN
BERNARDINO 10 CONSOLIDATE. A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
ADVISORY ELECTION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CALIFORNIA, TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER /, 1978, WITH
THE STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON
NOVEMBER 7, 1978, PURSUANT TO SCCTION 23302 OF
THE ELECTIONS CODE,
RESOLUTION NO. 78 -50
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, DESIGNATING
THE CITY COUNCIL AS THE BODY 170 PREPARE ARGUMENT
FOR COMPLETION OF THE FOOTHILL FREEWAY
Motiont Moved by Palombo, seconded by West to waive
entire reading of Resolutions and to adopt Resolution
Nos 48, 49, and 50 Titles of Resolutions were read
by Mr Wasserman. Motion unanimously carried
Motion: Moved by West, seconded by Palumbo to adjourn
the meting Motion unanimously carried The
meting was adjourned at 9:56 p m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Deputy City Clerk
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ANNOURDIENTS:
1. Appointment of Niotorical Committee mambers.
2. Appointment of Insurance Task Force members.
3. Appointment of Co=nity Advisory Committee members.
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Septenber 1, 1978
To: City Council
From: Lauren Wasserman —�
RE: Insurance Task Force
Six citizen have expressed an interest in serving on the City's
Insurance .ask Force Those who have expressed an interest are:
Rlcnard P. Crean -Lamb, 9550 Flair Dr
Suite 506, El Monte. Phone- (213) - 283 -7221
Residence -5007 Via Verde, Alta lLoma,44 -9254
Phone- 937 -8777
Ray Royster- Farmer's Insurance, 10264 Central Avenue,
Montclair, Phone- 621 -30.03 _
Curt Bonneville- Arty at Law, 100 N Citrus, (lest Covina,
Phone- (213)- 331 -0685
Residence -9058 Citation Court, Alta Loma
Phone- 987 -7053
Don Driftmier- CPA Acct - Public Entities Vavrinek, Trine,
Day S Co , !lest F Street, Ontario
Phone- 98-2769
Don Hardy- Prudential Insurance, 1101 N Euclid Ave ,
Upland, Phond- 985 -0411
9340 Baseline Rd , Suite C. Alta Loma,
Phone- 989 -1109
Residence -10210 Baseline, Sp B -106, Alta
Loma, Phone- 987 -5103
Orland E Bader- State Farm Ins 1340 N Towne Ave , Claremont
Phone- 624 -3511
It is recommended that, as a minimum, the task force study the
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therefore, the first considerationlofsthe task force should
he the public liability insurance renewal One of the nrime
considerations of the task force should be whether the City
is carrying, adequate levels of insurance
2, Cvaluate the ability of agents to administer the Cis llabil-
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The task force should attempt to determine- whether the agents
have had sufficient experience handling Public agency liabil-
ity insurance It may be feasible to establish criteria or
minimum qualifications for the agents handling the pity's lia-
bility insurance package I£ this can be done, perhaps the
issue of local vs out -of -town agents can be avoided
3. Evaluate the insurance carriers of the Citv's linhitir,. 4.._
wni.te it 1s extremely difficult to find insurance carriers
willinF,, to insure public agencies, we should make certain
that the City insurance is placed with a reliable, finan-
cially stable company
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sial issue of whether'to renew or seek4cmmnetitive� bids
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whenever our insurance policies near expiration
It is proposed that the Director of Finance and City Manager
serve as staff liason to the Insurance Task Force It is also
appropriate for the City Council to designate a chairperson
for the group
Since we did not place this as a City Council agenda iten, the
Council may wish to discuss the Test: Force under the "Announce-
ment" portion of the agenda on lledn�sday, September 6
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M E H O R A A D U M
DATES August 29, 1978
TO: City Council
PROM: Lauren H. Wassezman
City Manager
SDDJECT: Community Advisory C tteea
The following citizens have applied for the Community Advicory Catmaitteas,
It to our undara:anding that the City Council will be discussing the matter
nu ci individual basis and will handle the appointments as you have handled
the appointments to the Planning Commiosion. We have not placed the matter
on the City Council agenda, However, you may vial. to approve the appoint-
ments when the Mayor handles the announcements at the beginning of the
meeting on Wednesday.
One additional point to be considered is the length of terms In order to
provide for staggered terms of nermcrshtp, it Is suggested that some terms
be designated for one year and others for two. We can handle this either
by drawing lots or by the Council designating the terms. In most communities
the City Council has tended to appoint those members who are best known by
the Council for the longer terms and those who are relatively unknown to
the shorter terms. The decision is being left to the City Council. Wn will
work with which ever way you prefer.
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The following applications have been submitted for the
Advisory Committee:
91730 Zip Code
T. Harrell Allen
Ronald Elwyn Thomas, Jr.
Jim Handez
Joseph E. Stofc, Jr.
Faye Z. Stamper
Leonard R. Gorczyca
Evan M McCall
Charles J. Buquet II
Brian M. Mulligan
Maxine Stran
Walter Stevens
Douglas Crocker (Received request but no application)
91701 Zip Code -
Bob Young
Curtiss D. Bonneville
Dr. Ronald H. Iannone
John P. Kempa
Mary L. Barlow
Ted Onockl
Gilbert Louie Ramos
C. Mike Pepper
Michael J.7lnken
Stephen D. Lucas
Mrs. Cynthit. J. Haggard
John P. Beale
Wanda R. Dixon
Sharon Romero
Oti R tails
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91739 Zip Code
Robert David Swaithes
Joe White
Glenn B. Rankin
If you are missing any copies of the applications listed
above, please contact us.
ORDINANCE NO 39
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Of RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CALIFORNIA ADOPTINU COMIPREIIENSIVF. TRAFFIC CONTROL
REGULATIONS
the City Council of Lila City of Rancho Cucamonga, California
does ordain ov followv:
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hllklh XMI I'11HAt' :S Ill I INI U
Scctlon 1 U nclunttan of hord., mil Phra,cs
Mal 'I he foI Iow 1111; wit r•.IS and I'ln•.tses film tncd ut lots us d1nnn0c shat) for
rite purpose of tltis ordinance I1.ne the mcaawgs r"pectively ascribed to them lu this
article
fbl hhenover anv wnnls and phrases used h0tern :tee not defined herein hilt are
'Ieftned in the t10htcle lode of the State of ('alrternl.r and ,imendmeots thereto, such
defuutioos shall appl%
Sc,lron 1 I loaf)
Any motor has, rollout coat, backless Uul let, uI 1•14senger State u.ed as a
common carrier of p.i,scugcts
Section 1 2 Co-toile II
lite Council al the City of Rancho L'ucamung.t _
Section 1.:. tomb.
the latcr.il Duont.111 Of the rotdwly whether s'wh cold) ht nonkcd by curhing
cunsUUction, or nut sit 11.111,ra, the word "cuelr" as 1101-0111 used .11.111 not lucludv the lilt,
divtdiug the lua+hoty tit .t ,trevt iron patkinc strips nt the c,nter of .1 street, nor from
tracks or rights of way of puhile utility comp:nuoa
Section 1 1 Ort•rstnnll I'Idnd
A ratscd 1.13.1.1 la:at0d na the 1-33,11,31 au,i svpu 111119 np,n.ing or tonFlIctinot
streams of Ltaftle
Section 1 5 Gros•: light
'like weight of .1 vclnLIC without least phis the weight of any load thereon
Section 1 o 11"11,1at.
Nithnl the Wallis'-, of fills ordinance, holidals ,lie the first day of .lannary,
known is 191:u Year's U.,M "; the tlivirth day of Ichnrlry, known as "1.incolds mrthdny";
the third Monday in I•cbrtiary, Wu,wu as "Uashl lip oil, s Ilol Llay "; the last MWaday to May,
known as "Mcizannl Pay", the fourth stay of ,itoy, known .w "Independence Nay "; the first
Monday In Scplemher, known as "Inland May"; the utnth day or Stynember, known as
t "Adewssion Pays'; the fourth MW11,1.1Y In October, kuuwn v. "t'ctvran's tiny"; tike last
Thursday in Nnrrr,hct. In..wn s. "Ila.uds ttn,e hn" 111. .111 otter' I).ud +qit W,• On ",
and tilt• It,t nl)•I lft it d,n rt P"c"•her lvown " .t hi nsiAr '• In the event "New 1'var's Ilay'
"Lincoln's Hl rthda)•'�'h�Jvpendener Una ", "Admi, +inn 17" and "(*h)istmns" fnIis nn Sunda;
tIlLfollowung day will he I.dcu lu lieu of the Imltdl) and If they fall on Saturday, the
triday, preceding will be dumcd d holidn
See Init 17 Luad inn Zunc.
llne space tescrved Joe the rzetusiva use of vebiilrs during the loading
or unloading of ,,%Acllgcts lit fee. ght
Section 1 R llfficialItme Standard
Whenever certalu limn•% arc named hvnrL) lhvt 111.111 mean standard time or
daylight - saving tITc .1% We he In current lose In tilts City
Section 1 9 Onttlaancc
The ordinance, rule or regulation adopted h) the local authority trl.ttiol; to
the movement of traffic, .ntd enfo,•ement thereof
.Section I III Palki - kktcr
A device Llstallyd within or upon the iutb of s)deualk area, Irnnatiotel)
adjacent to a parking spa. e, for the purpose of controlling the period of time occupancy
of such parking meter space h) an) vehicle
Section 1 11 V;IIkw.IV
That portion of suret right -of -way, other than a nn,tdway or a cidrwalk
Section 1 11 I'nssenjter I.nadl g. Zunc
'the space rrsrrved fwr the eaclu'tive osr of vcircirs while receiving at-
discharging passengers
Sect loll 1 IS lint tee Officer.
Ever) officer of Ihc Pollee Department lit tilt% City or nay officer authortzed
to direct or regulate traffic or to make arrests for violations of traffic tnpulations.
Sect l on I 11 push (:art
A vehicle proprllvd it) a person but lint rtddou upon
Section 1 IS It.nllrnad lraln
A steam engine, electric at other rotor, with or without cars enupird thereto,
operated open rails, except streetcars
Section 1 In Strrvtcar.
A enr other than .n railroad train for u•an•.porting persons or property and
olwated u)nn rails prtncipaliv within this ftty.
Section 1 17 Inttfnc_I:nforcmrut 1)tviiun_
The division uithto ;Ile Iblice Iepartment of this city
Section 1 18 Traffic I'nF htcering_ D: vi slon
The dlvictnn within the Public Works Department of this t•hty
j
Section 1 19. Vehicle Code
the Vehicle c:ude of the State of Cnlifoania
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Aitrtfl.l: it
lit111 IL' ADMINt41NArim
section 2 It I'nlue AJmin ic_t rat inn I'tafftc Inforttmeut Itiviulun
111e1e Is hcrchy vut.wbll%bcd in the Puli,c hepartmcot of this City a tt.,ffte
enlbreencnt divtslon to he under the control of a gtPeivising officer of full ice
appointed by and directly rclpnnsible to the Chief
Section 2 1 hut) of ft aff is Inforcement Itirtrinn
It Altai, be the duty or tine traffic eulorcrnvnt ditlslnn with AIlvb aid an MY
he rendered by other member, of the vollec hepartment to enforce tine street traffic
regulations of this City and ,ill n( the state vehicle I.iwA ;q�pll ecnble to street traffic
In Ill” City, to male arrears for traffic vlolatton9, to InveAtigatc traffic accidents
and to cooperate with the (:It,, Traffic Inglnecr and otlwcy officers of the (:rty in the
administration of the trafii,• laws and In developing wave and means to improve traffic
cmtdttlons, and to earl) out those duties Apect.nll) impoucd upne Acid divlsum by this
otdinance
Sect loll '- 2 l'1ty leafis Lntnccr
HIV position pt lit) Irarfit Impnecr w1 he Vvii) establthhcd Ile shall
excicl'c the pnwe" and .little, au provided to Ih1u ot,lnt.tnve lie 111.111 I +e rt•upunAiblo
for all tt•ime cogineorntg diviiion ftanettons in lie I'ublic Kurkn Department and be
appointed bt the Cit) Ingtuccr
Sect loll 2 1 Powers and Duties of 1:1t1•_rraff lc Engineer - Delegation
It .11.111 he the grneral duty of the Cwt, 11.Iflic Lugineel' to detelmitle thn
Installation and proper timing and maintemoce or traffic enatrol devices and signals,
to conduct engineering an.tlYseg of traffic nccidents and to devise remedial measures, to
conduct engineering :and trafl'ic survey of traffic conditions and to cooperate with
other City officials in the dvvelopment of ways ,and Me..nA to Improve traffic Conditions,
and to carry out the additional pt,wers and duties Imposed by ordinances of tills City
hheocvor tic fitr Iral(tc I'nginecr t% required or antlinrized to place or
meintain official tl•,nfhv control twice' or siguall, he may cause such Icvicvq or
signals to be plated or maint.11apd,
hitenevcr, by the pmvi%lons of this ordln mce, a Power is granted to the
City Traffic rngincer or a Jut, ,mpnsed upon Lim, tic puwcr may be exercised or the
duty perfonmed by a perAon jilthorized In writing by him
Secitnn 2 1 Ir.lffie Accident SUwlles_
Mlicnever the .iccldcut. at .1nv part mnl.n Illrat inn 11ccome numennts, the traffic
enforcement divisina 111.111 cooperate with the City rr.irric I:nghicer In enndnctin)t studio
oC suelt occident' and determining remedial measures
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Section : I'rlffic Accident Ileuarts —
"he traffic enforcement division asd /or the traffic cnri,lrcrirg division shall
maintain a suitnbie system of filing [raffle accident r1•port4 Such reports 511,111 be
available for Elio use and tllfnrm.,t loci of the supervi <Ing Officer of the traffic
cuforceucnt Jn•1s1n1 :md the I1,y Irarric nigiiie,r
hecttun 2 As halite LOVOITCm am
VIlt Division l traffic I :nLinre ring
hnfaun �I 11 ,11"11 Annual i. it 11,,_LA7at, _ll,j,o t
file ttaffie entnreement divislnn and traffic eng Lmrring division shall prepart
a traffic report ulllch .hull be filed with the ('rty Comic II Such d report 111.111 contan.
lufnMation on traffic m.ltter+ w this Pity as iollnu.;
1. the number of trarfic accident:, the number of persons killed,
the number Of person., injured, and uthor pertinent traffic accident data;
2 Tito number of traffic accidents Investigated and other pertinent data
on th, ^ty Ictivttles of the police,
1 1110 plains 11,1 rcc"IM011,11tio-Is of the traffic cnforcrment divislnn and
the [raft is engineering division for flRUre traffic surety actly Stirs
Sect tun 2 7 ImcrgcncLnnd i_xper imrntal Ilrpllut ions.
1.11 'Ihechlefof Voh,o by dud stills the dpprov.11 of Elio City Traffic Vilgineer
is hereby empowered to make r0gulatioils necessary to mike effective the provisions of
the traffic olJraauces of tills Pity and to male and enforce temporary or experimental
r0gula[lons to cover emergencics or special conditions No such temporary or
experimental regu Lrtioll shall rendln In effect for more than 90 days
Ol The City Irafflc Inglneer may test tr.lffic control devices under actual
coalitions of traffic
(c1 -Ilse Chiefof Vallee may authorize [he temporary placing of official
traffic control device., when required by an emergency 'the chicr of police shall notify
the City rraftic Evglnerr of his action as soon thereafter as is practicable
Section 2 g Trall'te Committee
Ilse City Cuuneil hereby ustablishes an advisory traffic committee to serve
without compensation, cunslstulp of the Chief of police or Ills reprrsrntative, the
supervising officer of the traffic enforcement division, the City 'traffic rngincer,
:he City Attorney or his representative and such other members as appointed by the
Traffic Cnginecr the chairm.ul of the committee shall be the Clty Traffic Engineer
f•y8 vim! ..J� . y $iF1�5A(.v •._n. .'_...r.� c /i'4`r''\4 °��v
w t -Y
SecUOn 2.0 Ih_rt fell of Traffic Cnitmitt ee
It shall be the duty of the Traffic Comittec to advise the City Traffic t
Engineer practicable means for coordinating the activities of 111 officers and agencies
of this City having authority with respect to the administration and enforcement of
traffic regulation•; to receive complaints regarding traffic matters; anJ to recommend
to Silo local authority of this laity and to the supervising officer of the traffic
enforcement di. Ilion and the City Traffic fnghneer ways and means for Improving traffic
1
conditions and the administration and enforcement of traffic regulations. I
Section 2 10. Traffic Investigation Procedures
Upon request Of citizens, citizen group, the Traffic Faforcrovnt Division or
Traffic Engineering Division, traffic investigations shall be conducted leading to
propelled action related to traffic controls. Such investigation may be submitted to the
c
Traffic Committee for review and recommendation to the City Traffic Engineer for
Imp I ementat Ion if any party should disagree withthe recommendations of the Traffic
Committee or the action, City "'raffic Engineer may appeal such aetiou to the City Council
ARTICLE III
fNfomm N AND 11f1.Ot0NCL' TO TRAFFIC HFAII1.ATIl1NS
Section 3 0 Amt ority of Police and Fire ocimrtment Offi. lals.
Officers of the Police Department and such officers as are assigned by the
Chief of Police are hereby authorized to direct nil traffic by voice, hand, .udlhle,
or other signal In conform.nce with traffic laws, except that In the event of a fire
or other emergency or to expedite traffic or to safeguard pedestrians, officers of the
Police Department or members of the Fire Department may direct traffic as conditions
may require, notwithstanding rile provisions to the contrary contained in this ordinance
or the Vehicle Codc
Section 3 1 It_,ppircd Obedience to Traffic_ Ordinance
It Is unlawful for any person to do any act forbidden or fall to perform any
act required in this ordinance
Section 3 2 llnaut liar l zed Persons Shall Not Direct Traffic
No person other than an officer of the Police Department or members of the
c lire Department or a per�ot. authorized by the Chief of Police or A person authorized
by low shall direct or attempt to direct traffic by voice, hand or other signal, except
that persons may operate, when anti as herein provided, any mechanical pushbutton signal '.
r
Lerected by order of the City Traffic Cngineer ;_
5catlun 3.3, Trnf., c,t9u1ut1on+ Apply to I'a.rsona_pushlnF Ca rZ'
(Every person propelling ;Illy push cart upon a roadway rltull he granted all of
the ripht. rind shall be .uhlevt to all of the dutic> applicahlc tv the driver of a
vehicle by tills ordinance a•id by the rules of the road portion of the vehicle l:oJe, excel
those provislons which by their very nature can titre uo npplicatiuo
Section 3 •1 Obrtrnction u'— Iarvrferenc _with Police or Authorized Officer.-
No person shall urterlere with or uhstr;ct oil any way silly police officer or
other officer or employee or tinia city in their cnforcement of the provisions of tills
ordinance. 'file removal, obliteration or concealment of Illy chalk n.u•k or other dis-
tinguishing mark used by any police officer or otl'e- employee or officer of this City
in connection with lire enforcement of the parking regulations of this ordinance shall,
if done for the purlmsv of ctadiug do provision's of thus ordinance, constitute such
interference or obstruction
AtIr ar Iv
116\1'1 IC (owitO1. itivin,;
Section .1 0 Authortt to Install rraffic font rol rev ices
rho lily tr'flra Ingi -tLer as authorised by Iht local mrtbority shall place
and maintain or cau•c to b: pla,cd and maintained official traffic control devices upon
streets ,.nd hnchwa)s as rvquured under the Vehicle Code or the traffic ordinances of thi
City to make effective the provisions of the Code or the ordinances, and may place and
maintain or cause to be placed ,;nj malntaineJ, such appropriate official traffic control
Jev ices as 11v may deem neccss.iy properly to Indicate and to carry Pont the provisions
of the (lode or the ordinances or to warn out guide tr.nff'c
Section a 1 nlfic'al rraflie Gmtiol Oeviees Raipui re,l for rnforeement
No prlvisunn of the Vehicle Code or of this ordinance for which official
traffic control derides ,sic required aliall be enforced ,'g.'inst an alleged violator
unless appropriate offntial traffic control devices are in place giving notice of Such
provislons of the trafloc laws
Section J 2 lllstallntian of Traffic Signals,
1al the City traffic 1•119incer is authorized by tine local authority to Install
and maintain official traffic signals at tlmse intersections and other places where
traffic conditions are such as to require that the flow of traffic be alternately
interrupted and released in order to prevent or relieve traffic congestion or to protect
life or property from exceptional hazard
00 the Cut) Ir'flic lugancer shall ascurtam and determine the locations
where such signals are reopnreJ hr an engieuvul: an,l lr.'If'c sIn•vcy and his dclerninati
therefrom shall be ma.ir u' .', cu r.l.n;rc will' Ill.., to dl; aruuvn u•• .wd s,'I•rty tandar..
la•) The Cl ty affic logs Ile or shall 0rc.•t and m.l Inta in It caeh si ndl-
controlled Intersection street namv signs clearly vislble to traffic approaching from
all directions
Section •1 Cl tl Irnl'fle Ii veer to let_d'llsh Sa l:et�r Lanes
Ilse City fralt,, tngiolOOr shall have .uuhul •t) t1) establish 541"ety :1)110+ of
such kind and character mot at such place" a" 110 m.p• deem necessary for the protection
u1' pedestrians
Svetlun J •1 'fldl'1 is I.nocs.
111v t:ity'Ieaffic I.nlPt,eer shall h.uve autlnlrit) to mark tl.nYic lanes upon
the roadway of any street or highway where a regul.n• aligomeut of raffic is necessary
Section •1 S Ul st loci ivc Roadwa tkarkin•s
The City Traffic lognievr is authorized by the local authority to place and
maintain upon highways di+ttnctivc roadway molkugs as 110.enhed in talc Vehicle (:ode
Section J.L. ,tulhut.rt)• to Itemove _lit, iuratc and nlscontinue rrnffic
1`out awl nry act•. '-
Ihe City 'Irafric Engineer Is authorized by the Incas authority to remove,
relocate or dl•.cotatnluc the ulwlatton of .any traffic control device lint specifically
required by the Pellicle Codv or this ordinance whenctel• Ile sh.11l detetwi»e In .illy particl
tat' case that the civtdlt ntn< which w.irranted or Ivgni 110.1 the nlstal tat loo nn longer exits
or obtain
Sect lot, d 7 Irat flc font 1101 nee aces_ Iluurs ol_D wr:rt ion. _
'Ilse City Traffic Engineer as nutlwrized by the local autharity sl:att determine
the hours and days during which tiny traffic control device :hall be in operation or be is
effect, except in those case" uhcro such hours or dais ;ire specified in this ordinance.
Section a.f, thl:nithorized faint in• ill' L'ut hs
No person or agency unless authorized by the City rraffic Engineer, shall paint
any street or curb surface; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to the
painting of numbers on d kurh surrace by any person who has compiled with taw provisions
of any ordinance or re.ttlul ion of this City pertaining thereto.
ARTICI.I: V
tifl•CIAL Sf1:LD ZONES
Section S.O. Inercasin State S1..teed Limit in Certain lanes
._
It Is herchl det(`rm3n0d upon the b.ri• of an engineering and traffic invcstl-
93" 0" that the speed permitted by state law upon the following streets Is less titan Is
necessary for safe nperdtlon of vehicles thereon by :cast),, of the designation and sign.
posting of s.dd slrvets .1, thamry;h highway" and (or) h) ic.ason of widely spaced Inter.
t sections, and It is herch> declalul that tale prima f.iric speed limit shall h: .w here-
inafter set forth uu Ilk, a ,t u.i or parts ul .ill, t•. herl•iu J.••,ICUaI rJ ailen suns art.
Namv of titrvt•t of
Ibl't loll Affect -d Ircrinl rJ I'rim.l laciu
-
Scatlutl 5 1 Pea la•a sc of ht:
tc law ll,z lwum P! PI _ - - - --
II Is hl•M1'll)' ,10.1 CI m,1LL •1 bI WII Illl' LIT ul ;"I l'nkla,vIing .111,1 traffic In,extl
aatt"l11 that tho speed p"rnu tl,d by 'tat, law 0111.114" 01 Lnlsn,ss and resldvnce districts
II upon the 101111111 n): st recta is gn•.1t cr than Is rcnsouahic or safe tinder [hr
conditions found to exist upon such streets, nn,l it s is hclrby ,1001:11 cd that till ma
e pri
idl'la• peed limit .hall b" 1s herein set forth on "host' .trots or part., of at r, I. O0n•I
designated ullvu %i) :n are elected giving null,, thereof:
Name 11f Street or
I'ol non , \11",1"0 IlVc Iarcd Prima Ids rr
121 t
\a'a 11 on i pcalv.naV of S[Jtt` I.lu \lrrt•J Ilol urt'1_II nt11Ct♦
its fcr,nce Ic hrl cl`> m.1J1' to tl•, follow tag port leus at' ct n•,te 1•hrre th, state
Speed law of (IS miles per Ilonl ,s applic.lblr for a dlvt;11lcr of nntt exceeding 20(11) feet
In length het wren J, st rla h, l'lthrr Laciness or reel Jem r, and It Io h,rrL)' determined
npml the LJS Is of ;u, "ngrn'a'l ink and traffic invO Sl lk.rlroll tilat till' speed pvrmi[ta•J by
state Law upon the foi lap n,g descrlLed portions of 0.11,1 sllvv[s whlah are not State
Ingimays Is greater th.nl 1. I".1s1111.1ble or safe under rile conditions found to exist upon
the descri Led portions of socll streets, and It ,c 1111 �'>y dc,Lu•ed that tile prima facie
spec) limit shall Lc as hvr•ein set forth on ihnso port inns of streets herein dosignatcd
"I'vo signs are erected giving notico thereof:
I'nitla,l of Sita•l't Aflvet "d
but 1 \aa'vdilag _alllll I,'t
Nvt"vell- 1161t, Iatt Declared Prima racic
Section S Hvgulat loll of Steed L Irn'I,c signals
1110 city traffic engineer Is nutharicnl to regulate the timing of traffic
signals so ac to pemit the rinvemcnt of traffic lu nn orderly and S.Ife manner at Speeds
slightly of variance from the sp"eds otherwise applicable within the district or at
lutersect Ions
Altrl C.I,r. VI
MINING sR)VrslPtfrS
Section 6 0 Amthurit • to Place LcvIves Altering Normal Course _for 'tons.
the City era l'fu' In):hlver is ,,it IZed lly Ihv local authorlty to pLrco
official traffic coutlol •lot lees within or a1l ldccut h' nu rrs"ct nn". indicating Ili,
i n111' +" to Ll• Ire "II, I L, , hl I
I nl L1•p. „ . I, , ,
travelled a' so hldicated may c011f"I7n to ur he other 111.11 as prescribed by ],it
Section 6 1 Anthollty to Place Iic4U•icted lorn Sizis
The City Il•afflc mi'lle't 14 uuthurized by the local outhurity to determine
those intersections at which dl lvery Of vehicles ,hall lot make a right, left or II -Turn,
and 411.111 place proper mien• ., wch Intersect loo, Ihr m.1king of inch turns m.n he
plohihited between certain horn•, nl .illy day :aid pel"Itted at other hours, in %ibic11 event
the ,.awe 411,111 he plaint) unll.ated oil the signs or tile) m.,y be tamuv"I 'then such turns
are permitted
Section (1 2. Signal_ Cuntioited Intetsectiun4 It lunt4
The Ctty fraffic lulgulrer is authortted 11) lhr local authorit) to erect appro.
priate signs prohibiting right turn against a red or "stop" signal at any intersection
ARrlta.r VII
nNI -WAY Siln'L•l'S AND AI.I.IYh
Srrtimt 7 (1 Yothorlt [n SI n1 One -ii:1• S•rceis _md Al leis
the CI.) Iralfic Ingmivl'i is anthnit.cd h) the Ioe;i1 autlmlily to deteimine
and Jesigu, rte ono -wa) ,1111.1, m' alloys and .hall place and maintain nffic tai trarric
control devices giving notice thereof No such desigoatfan shall be effective unless
'licit devices are in place.
Section 7 1 Au t harp to I ;est rlet Illl_ction of Movement on ) eets
liurui �rtniil strIct -
Ihc (•Ity frdffic Inguu•l'r is eutimrt_ed by till' local authority to determine
and designate street', p.ut' of streets or specific Lines there'll upon which vehicular
traffic shall proceed inane dl.ectiun during one period end the opposite direction
during Mounter period of the Jay aid shall place and mdinialn appropriate markings,
sign', barriers or Other deviar, to give notice Ihcleuf the City Iraffic I'ugineer tna�
erect 51915 tengmrarll) Jrsl Coal mg lades to be used b) traffic moving In a particular
direction• negardle" of tilt• ccuterline of the roadway
ARTICI... VIII
SPICIAi MOPS R1.11lllgill
Section R O the I•i�ineer to I rect Stop Signs
hhcnever any ol,liu.nice or resolution of till laity dcsl9nate5 and describes
any street of lmrtiun thereof as ,t through street, or any intersection at which
vehicles arc required to sto•• at one or more entrances thereto, or any railroad grade
crossing at which vehicle, are required to stop, the t'ily rraffic 1•ngineer 'hall erect
and maintain stop signs a' follous:
.4
A stop sign sh.tll be erected on rich ;nil even street inn vrscetlug
such through xtr. ^t or portion thereof so designated :utd at those
entrances to other ; rtersccU ons whole it stop Is required and at
tiny rallro:nd grade crossing so deslgn.tteJ; pruvideJ, however, stop signs
shall not be r1 vi 10,11 a+ and lntal ucd al .111n ,iii unv to a11 nit erwet ion
when such cut ronce is ,untrollut h) :ut uific+al traffic (nutrol signal
l.vvt) such sign shill conform with, .111J shall he placed as provided in,
tlo veld, to Cody
Scot Ion g 1 1tol+ a[ Ihrou •h St rrrt ni' tin +tit �n
dill Ihusv stlrci _tnd ports nl_su_Crl_ost.inl t shed by trsul ut loll ul' the
Council are leech) Je, lot c.l_tu le thr,n;gh street_ for the purposes of this section
(b) Ihr pruvisiais of tills wction .11.111 also -11,111) at one or more
entrances to the intersection. -1s such entrances and ntersvetiols are esiahlishrJ
by resolution of the CaunclI
lid Ih,_Lo, is tons of this x,t inn_ .11.111 .11, 111 r_at dose highway iai lusty
1.1 Wr ,r_iss logs .is v_t.dtt_hvJ oy rvsvim ion u1 the lnnncl l_ _
All I ICLI IC
111511 II.ANIMIS DRIVING RIII15
sect loll !i D stole hhcu_I raft is obsI rtic t rd
No driver shall cuter stir intersection or ;t m.n•I.cd ,rosswilk unless there is
sufficient space nu the other 51,10 of tl;e Interesectinn or crossw.;l{, to accommodate
the vehicle he Is operating without obstructing the passage Of outer vehicles or
pOJrct rf ans, notwi[hxt.nwl ulg any traffic control 111911.11 in,1ic.ition to proceed
Sect too 9 I Ih iv u;lp TLrouFh luneral or other Procession
No driver of a +clu.lc for motomin or it strtmtcar) shall drive between the
t
!, vehicles comprising a runeral or itlier authorized procession ulil le they are In motion
r
and when such vcluclvs .ire cotispic11110sl•y designated as required in this ordinance
'tliis provision shall nut ,11,1,1)' nt iotciscetloll< where traffic is controlled by
I traffic control signals or pollee officers
Section 9 : Drivers in a Procussinn
loch driver fu n funeral or other procession shall drive is none to the
right -hand edge of the nu.n,lway as practleahle and shall Inlbm the vehicle a11v-1d as
r
�. close as is practivable unit sate
Se,t ion 9 t huner_I Processions to he Identified
A funeral composed nl ❑ procession Ill' vellielcs x11;111 be Identified as such by
the •lispl.l) upon the ail side of each vchlcie of a pennant or Other Identifying insignia
or-by such other Method .IS may ho determined .nW desll;nattd by the Iral'fie linfurcement
Division
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.le,•t Ion r 4 hh.•n Permits ReitntrcJ lot vo,itld•% and Piaces,ium
No fuocra!, piure nm u, PJ,a,lu emn.unutg (:nul m rage pcnons or t5.1) or
more vehicles except the A:urd lorces of the Nutted titate,, the miirtury forces of this
State and the forces of the pal,.•• and fire dep.lrnoeut s, ,h.11l occupy, rca ur 13roccca
along any strrrt except in arcnnl•uinr with J ltetmtt rs,uc,l Iq the Chief n, °ullce ,1na
aiwh other rcgulatipn, .1s are •et forth hereto wh6ch m.,. J111Iv
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PIDISIRIAN96 RIGMS AND IIItr11S
Section III 0 Crosutg at Nl.ht An 1;I r,
Lteept where othertiise uulic.rted by .1 ctua,w.,lk or oth; r official traffic
control device%, a pedestuao %hall cross a ro.W,,JI :,t light ,mgt%, to the curl, or by
the shortest route to the apposite curb
Section 10 1 Prol,ihlteJ huss_,ng
( .11 No Pedeste'do .11.111 cru,s a roadu.p Other 111.11, In a crosswalk In the
traffic district Or to .pry business district
(bl NO orJo,t r,.Io .hall cross a rpadw,p• other th.ul In ., cros,w,ik upon any of
the designated througli ,tive C, Or parkways
Section 111 CItZ Traffic In.Ki lice r_to isl.lhl i,h Cros,oelks
(:rl the t'11% 11.,1'fle I'nginn•r u, JuthOr, -ed h• the local authority, a;rall
establish, designate .yid m.lint.1in crosswalks lit intersections :nwt Other places by
appropriate device%, marks or lines upon the %Nrfacu or the MikiNny where lit his
opinion there is particular dnrgrr to pedestrl:nn cro „iug the iomulw ,1y
(111 Ihv t•Ity Traffic lugumt•r as .motor l red by the local authnrl ty, may
install signs at ur adjacent it) an intersection to respect to any crosswalk directing
th,,t pedestrians shall not cro%, lu the cro% %walk ,o in,llcatc•d,
ARTICIC XI
ANGIX PANKtNG
Section 11 (1 b11;ns or 1W rkinga Indid;dt ing ,11gl1 p.lrk1a
(a) The vity 11•,fc:v Ingtnevr as uutho„ze,l I.) the local Juthorlty, %11,111
dote minc upon w)iJt strrel, angle parking shall he pelmltted and %brill mark or sign
such struts Inw sorb angle p.0 ku,g %16.111 nut hr n„I,.Jt,•J nlmn Jny 1'eJrral -Ald. or
the State Ilighvav vlthin the City unless the bepartnent of Transportation has
PIP", i •
f +, where determine,l that 0C roadway is not of sufficient width to permit nngte
parkirg without Lrtcrfering with the free mOvCmcut of traffic
(b) Angle p.nking shall not be indicated or peraitted at any place where
passing traffic would the rrb> be eau4ed or requited to drive upon the loft side of
the street or upon ;Inl str (,t,•u• track•
Seatr,m 11 1 f"'"+ fur Ia.wi; ul; ,u Ili lo.l,l'ug _m _u AnNlc Ili tha• (•orb.
(u) the lily I'301. Ingineer Is aw,tbut;_e,l by the loc,11 authority to
issue special permits to nuthonzo the backing of a vehicle to the curb for the purpose
of lomdin or uulu,ldtng pro:1orty subject tothe tans .n'd ae;tilltinns of such permit
Such permits m "y be ',"tic" e'the' to the owner ur lessee of real property alongside
the curb or to rile wooer of the vehicle and 411.;11 g'aut to such person the privilege
as [herein stated dad herein authorized.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any pelmtttec or other person to violate nny
Of the special terns or colldtliuns of any such permit
ARTICLE aII
SIOPPING, SfAN01NG Olt PARkiNG 111011ib111.O IN SyI:Cl1ILU I`IACIS
Sectiuu 12 0. City fraffic inerr_tu Itaagn_1[e No _Stopping Zones and
Nd Perklnlrcaa _ --
(a) llte (u, Ir.ullc luginvr'• is authon_ra b, the lea'.11 authority to
determine the locatm,n of no slopping :ones mud no parklug arras and shall place
and maintain approlutate sign, or markings hul'cat"19 the same and stating the hours
during 1111101 the plvvlJun, of ill's article and the Vehicle Lode are applicable
(b) No suggllog VIM% nud no parking arras 46,111 he indw:atod by r'_J paint
upon the top of all cubs to said zuocs and alca.
Section 12.1 Prohibited Stoppili _Srmdlug_or I_arklnls
No person .hall still, park, or leave st,w,ling anv vehicle whether attended
or unattendrd, ,%Cvpt when livers nary u' mvnld ewmilict with o,I1er traffic or in com-
plranee with the dur,rluns ill m peace O fleer or ulficl.11 traffic control device,
to any or the following place,;
l (a) Iritlun ;lily divisional island unless authorized nod clearly Indicated
with appropriate signs or markings
(b) On either side of any street between the projected prupe-ty Imes
r of any public walk, public lep%, street, or thioughf,re terminating at such street,
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when such a 's luhcat,-1 by appropriate sign, or by Ird paint up[n the curb surface
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(c) In any area where the City Traffic lug'necr drtc'mlnes that the
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parking or stopping of .1 vvillcle wmlid coostltote a U afllc hazard or would endanger
life or property u' would c.n'sv unusual del -ty In ti-'ti'll, when such area is indicated
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ill by appropriate +wku, ur b, lid ,,,ul upon Ibr .wb
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11F�• "..,jam r'Se
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• 2 hashing, polishing, greasing, or rri siring such vehicle except repairs
necessitated by nn emergcos)
Section 12 a I'.nkun� A�acent [D Schsanl<
'tile ('itY Tl':Ifrlc Ing,wer is •wthurizrJ oy the lac,tl outhority to place sign, '
,or markings indicating on p.0 Al ni; "I'D" elth0r m both vdc, of :tin' street .0javent to
,1n) school property whun ,nib p.lnkiug hold, in lu upwlsan, Intctlerc with traffic
air create a hz.u•Jon, sitil.11 toll
Section 12 7 I'a 1-A tog prohlbite,I on Narrow _titrects
the City 11 -iffle Inginver Is authorized by tilt, Well authority to place
signs or Markings Indncatiug no parking upon .my ,tleet wht,n the ,,dth of tilt.
ruaJuey Jars not exceed 20 feet, or upon one side of ,1 ,level as Indicated by such
signs or matking, whelp the w,dt1% of the noadw.%y dues 11,11 exceed feet
Section 12 g. Stand ln• n1- I'arkini; ,1n One -17.Iy Streets
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111c fity'Irafhc Inginver Is autherized by the local authority to erect sign•
upon the Icft- Ilansl vde of .nn one -way street to prohibit tiro st.mding or parking of
vchtcles
Sect inn 12 !I S[anJl u!_ur Park log ,1n l)nc IV.i1• Iln_�Juay.;
In the cgs a In gill. .1y includes taro u1- mule ,vparatc rn.udways ;aid traffic
Is restricted to .ne 1110clinn% upm% .no such ra...,.p, nu 1101-4091 ,11.111 stand or park
a va•hicic upon the Teri -11.11d 'I'Le of such sane -tiny rua014.1Y nnle4s signs are erected
to pcntalt such stunting or lork!ng, 1110 City Traf lic t oguM•or i, .unthorizcd by the
local authority to det1•imine when standing nr parking may he permitted upon tine left -
hand side of ally %neh uuc -way nuadtiay and to erect sago, giving notice thereof
Section 12.111• Parking on Grndc,
No Per,nn ,hiving, no in control of, n1- in chalgc or, a motor vehicle shall
permlt It t0 46ind nn .111v 111).114.1) 11'"ttonded when uheun .111) grade vxcecdi:ng S perecut
utthin any huslncss or tesidrncc district without blatking the wheels of the vehicle
by turning them ngti(n,t the curb or by Diller Me.u1,
Section 12.11 Ile Lawful P .irking- Vej,lier,, VOndars
(a) l.xcept ;1s Otherwise prmided in tills "ection, 'to persnll shall stand or
park any vehicle, wagon or pushcart from which good4, sinless merchandise or food are
sold, dlaplayed, ,nlicitcd t,1 orrered for sale air bartered or exchanged, or any lunch
14.19011 or rating car sae tehicle, nn any portion at any street within this City except
that Sur!% vehicles, wa9,1ns, or pushcarts may stand or park only at the request of a
11011.1 fide purchaser for a period of time not to exceiJ tell (10) minute% .0 airy one
place The prove %ions of this subsection shall tint .apply G> persons J;IlverinS such
articles upon order of, no by 1grecectIt wall%.1 1-i: +mw1•r loom .t store or other fixed
1 pl.lcc of bu -uuc„ air list,%bul ism
(d) In a11v M ea established by resolution ill' the local .nithurity a%
a nu parking urea, when each :ova Is Indicated by appropriate signs or by red paint
upon the curb surfu,e.
(e) within in)- p.Iko,Iy
(f) nn ,111 %1 Wert 111 hi ghuay Abet I' t11r Ilse ill .'tell At Ivet or It ghw.y or a
p'trt toil thetenl• t, nvtr „ary for the clruulnl., tcp.Ill ur vonstntctlon of the street
ur II)ghl'iy or the Instal lit tilt of undergrmnnl utilities or where the use of the street
or highway or any portion thereof is nnthorized fur a purpose other than the normal
flow of traffic or where the tt,v or the strcel 11t hi);In,a> 01 .101) pn:tlon thereof is
authorized for n putpuse other than the normal flow t.l tr.ifflc At whole the list. of the
street or highway or an)• portion thurcuf is necessary fir the movement OF equipment,
articles, or atnteturu of 1111ust "I size, 311,1 the parking of melt vehicle krould
pruhibit or Interreac with IM), usu or movement prueld,d that signs giving notice of
Web AD parking are erected ur placed at least tuvnik -171111• (21) hours prior to the
effective time of ,uch ill, (larking.
(g) At .111) pl.lce wither twenty (21), feet of .l cr"s4 w.11k Ilt all Intersection
In the tr,f(ic Ji,tlt,t 11r In any business Jlstricr when ,uch place is indicated by
appropriate sign% or h, red panit upall the cutb „ifa„• except that a boa may stop
-it d Josign.Itcd bu, stop
IIII Within Ur,11tk t2w) feet of the app, oa.it In sulk tr.lffic slgn.11; twulevm.
stop si911, or off(e I.1I electric flashing device.
Section 12.2 11.3: Al! i Nnf to I lb trlieI Inafl le.
No person ,hall p.n'k a11y veltl,le upon .I ,troet, other than jilt alley. In
such a aitiner or undo, such conditions as to le.,ve available Ivs, th.1t ID feet of
the w)dtl, of The rnldw,lk for Ir,v Settlement Of vvhle11,11 traffic
Section 2 ) Val kill; i11 Al lcys
No persun .11.111 palk •1 vehicle within .111 alley In such I manner or tinder
such conditions a, to Ic.ly, .lvall.lblc loss than ID f,vl of the width ill' the midway
for the free ouvem,nl of vvllcnl,lr traffic, and no nersun shall %top, stand or park
a vehicle within an alloy ,n such po %ition us ft. block the driveway entrance to any
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allotting property
Sect 1011 12.1 All- Niplit Parl,inl,•- Prohibited
No prison shall p,u'k a vehicle on certain curets or highways, or
'y portions thereof, for a period of time longer th.ut 311 minute% between the boors
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of 2 u m. and G a n. of any Jay, except physict:uls on emergency calls
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• Section 12.1, Pal kin fir Certain Purlu,v% I',uhlbi tell
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No person 411.111 earl .I tchicle upon .l n) n,l�Iw,I• tar tale principal
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i`.•t purpose of:
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1. Displaying anrb vohlcl,• for sale
`) (b) No pers0hall park or staff, eat any sit any lonch wagon, rating 1
cart or vehicle, or pushcart from which articles of fund are sold or offered for
sale without first obtaining a written permit to do so from the City Traffic engineer
which shall designate the s11vi111c location so whi,l% ,nth cart shall stand
lel Pot pvr,u1, .hall p.111, or stand ,tin urh 4i lc or wagon used I tntc•1jvj to
III' uscJ In the Ii,n, port few ,1 p11gtrrty for bin• 1,u .n) ,t rvvt will le .,waiting patronage
tar Built ,v1ue1, o, w.tyuu hit,,, rt lust 0ht.1111614; .t wtitttu permit Ut Jo h1, lion the
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Vsty lrafl it I.ngiticer which sha11 designate spe,rft. Ini.itlon whet, such vehicle may
stnnd
Id) hhenevvr us) pvlmlt is granted under the privlsums of tills section
and a particular lu,at inn to pars, u: st.lnd Is spc,it led therein, nn person shall park
wr stmt" acv vehicle, wp•nn, at pushc -irt OR 4111) loc.uton other th.nt as designated in
och permit In the e„vit th.1t the holder of an) such permit is cIlvicted in any court
pirlsdlcttant fur violating any of the provisi(In, of this section, such permit shall be
iwrthwith rrvuktd by till. fit) Itaffic Ingincer uptia tiiv It lily; of the record of such
catvicti,n will% su,h ofticvr and 110 permit shill thelt,liter be )slued to such person
Until s1♦ (hl months 1,,, OlaPsrJ from the ,1,rtc al ouch revocation
svc1 tun 121: Imcr,•, Ic• I'.trkin` 411 •n
hhl.nevcr tilt• city 11.1flic Lngineer Meiminvs that an emergency traffic
cunge•.tiou t, like]) no f „ult from the holdniP of public or private processions or
issvmhlagvs, he is ant hrnr:vJ by the I:cal nut hunty dull place temporary signs
indicating that the up,r.ttion, parking or standing of vehicles is prohibited on such
streets and alley. �uih signs shall remain in pl.ur only during the cxistance
Of such emergency and tilt• ('sty Iraffir rognneer shall rrmnve such signs thereafter.
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l.RTICI". %III
'aul94 Nt. 11110 10,1111NG Olt IICI O.1PINh ON11
Sect loo 13 n t fry Iraffie :!jg ncrr to 0e.1)maty 10ad1nF 2nnes =nJ
essru);er Ia,aJ lnl; :air.
00 the tit)• Itafit, luginver is autlart:ed In• the Icc.sl authority to
determine the lucatlan of lu,uliug zones and passenger Iu,lding -tines and shall place an.
maintain oppropriate signs ,1i mark Unge indicating the same ad staling the hours
during whit, till. pm,Vlslun, it ills nrticiv -11,41 the V,luric Cute are applicable
lb) 1,0.1111119 :onus .hall he Indicated by )ellnw p'ihrt upon the top of all
curbs in said zone, Iellnw shall mean no stopping, standing or parking at any time
between 7 :00 a m. and 0 JO p m. of any Jay execpt 5unda)s and holidays for any
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purpose other than the loading or unloading of P.,,svnners shall nut consume more than
three (3) miuuty nor tale lu.nhng or unloading 1,l ir,%ch, more than twvnty (20)minutr>
lcl Passcurvr I,t.f,inig :tin(• $11.111 hr 1,141, rtiJ 11) hhit, patlu ulhfn file top
i;1, of all curbs in said zones. White shall mean no stopping, standing or parking for
• any purpose other than loading or unloading of passengers, or for the purpusn of
depositing mail In :ul adjacent mall box, which ,hall nut exceed three (3) minutes
and such restrictions ,11.111 apply between 7 tad s m. loin 6:00 p m of any Jay except
SnuJay is and h,lld.Iys) .tad ran•pt as follmrs:
"bell ,licit ao.• t, la front of a hotel lit nI Allot of a mailbox, the
rc,tri,t3ou, ,hall apple at 111 lino,
when such colic is lit front of a theater, the r•estrtctiuns sb11 apply
at all times except when such theater Is closed
Section 13.1. p(fcet_of Permiss lot- tn_Inad nr thtlnnd
(a) I'ormisston herein granted to ,toll or stand :I vehicle for purposes of t
lending or unloading of freight ,hail apply out) to commercial vehicles .Ind shall lint
extend beyond the time ucce „cry then fore, slid in no effect for more than twenty (201
minutes
(b) The leading or ,,flooding of freight shall apply only to coemetcinl
dellverie,, also the delivery or pick -up of vxpre,s and parcel poir packages and united
States m:Ill
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(c) Pero i,anm herein Ranted to stop or park for purposes rf loading or
1 unloading passengers ,hall include the loading or unload utg of pcnonal baggage but �
shall not extend be)mul tilt- time necessary therefore snit to no event for more than
three 131 minute,•
(J) within the total time limits above specified, the provisions of this
section shall be t-nfuret "I ,n 19 to acLemmoJun• necessary and reasunahle loading or
unloading but withnut permitting abt.sc of file privtivge, herehy gt:mtc,l
Section IS J Stauding iu wry AIlq
No person ,hall stop, stand, or pall, a vehicle for any purpose other thrift t11.
loading er unln.Wtrp; lit passengers or freight In ally life)
Section 13 1 City Irsffte fn}incer to Je,ipn: rte Public C.trrier Stnns
and stands
the (:it) traffic Inynteer is :,tthorred by the local authority to establish
bus stops, bus stan,ic, taxicab stands and stands for other passenger common- carrier
minor vehi,lt, eu ,uch stl•rets In such places and In ,neh number as he shell determine
to he of the greatv,t hentfit and convenience to the publiet and every such boa stop,
bus stand, taxicab ,tand or other stand shall be Jestgnated by appropriate official
traffic control dcvt,cs
Section 13,1 Stojtping_Stendl land Iltrking_of Iluses and Taxicabs
Ih•j;u 1 a t cJ
la) Tito operator of a bus shall not ,tand ur park such vehicle upon any
�, ", strict
-1 It ally place nth,, th.ut .i hue land ,o dr,tt;netcal :IS provide'l herein
Ibl Ilse operator of a bus shall not stop such vehicle upon anT street of
any place for the purpose of loading or unloading passengers or their baggage other
than at a bus stop, bus staml, or passenger loading :acv so designated as proviJed
hetein, except in case of in emergency
let the oper,tuo „ t J taxicab shill nits .laoid or purl %twh vehicle upon onl
place other Man of a t.lxle.il, 'find sit JvsignA.J a•• provoJeJ Itervin. this provision
shall not prevent file alivretor of a taxicab from tisparartly stuppsng in accordance
with other stopping or parting regulations at and place for the purpose of and while
acl,tili, \n,IJged in the oxiw•.Ittuoos loaJing or iollojiling of passengers
Sect lost 13.5 Restricted Ilse of tile and Li \ICJh- Stanwl♦
No person shall still,, stand, or park a vehicle other than a bus in a bus
stop, or ether Men a ta\seito in a taucab stand when ens such stop or stand has been
officially Jraiguated and ipprmpriately signed, except that the driver of a passenger
vehicle till temporarily stop therein for the puryw,sr of and while actually engaged in
loading or unlo.iJing pas.engers when such stropping Ja.•s cot imerfery will, any bus, or
taxicab waiting h, enter or alw,ut to enter stwh :woe.
ARTICLE XIV
s lill`P I'.1:, StMOING OR PARKING RI SIRIVI INNS
seems, 14.41. .anlw,n t? of City Irafii: lopanve_r
the (:fly Traffic yngnicer is author -,rd ill the local authority, on the basis
of an engineering and trJCftc survey, to prohibit, reyulalc, or limit stopping,
standing or parking of \cluclvs and shall place and saiutan, official traffic control
devices indicating the same Jul stating the honor+ during which the provisions of this
article and the Vehicle C,de are applicable
Section 14.1 Tim- limit ParLttl _lours
Time Ifmtt pa rl. nlg -,ones wch as 54 mlm,te•, Its minute, one hour, vita lour,
etc shall be indicated ill green pilot upon the top of all curbs in said :ones
(;even shall mean nn sl.uwlun: or parking for a period of tine longer than indicated at
any time between J:iRi a m. .ud 6 :00 p.m. oil any Jay except Sundays and holidays.
Sect son 14.5. PirLing Space ilarlon s
The City Traffic Lngincer is autlwrf :eJ by file local authority to Install
and eaintefn parting spacv laulings to indicate pilling .paces for on- street and off -
street purling.
ARTICLE %V
Rrs.T1LA11hr, CIAXIB Allis XINOti OF IRAIFIC Fri CI.RyAI:f 11119MAYS
Section I5.0. Gross mi.t ht 1Jmtc
The City traffic Lngtnevr is autlwri :cJ ill the twat authority, on the bask
of an engineerinr JIM Traffic -iorvey, to vrvel awl w.unsain uffo.ial traffic control
devices on any streets or partm of sweets to lop me gross weight limits as prescribed
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by tale Vehicle Code,
Section IS.I. (ruck Restrictinn.
'file City 'Iralfic Illoliver is autbuli:cd by the local authority, on the
basis tit' an migi11eering anal traffic survey, to erect .unl m.ilnt.alu official traffic
control devices oil ,m) itiv,t% or parts of %ttr't+ to pnihlblt_ the Operation of [rucks
eviceeJrut; Iha• Irtuu_al pauu,l. giro, tic Igl" a. ln. ,. r'll" b)_ tire_ lvlucle Cude_pro-
vlded that slids device__ -hall not prn11rbit naa- sty Iaa_aI operation tin such streets
fur the pl_i_1p0%a of ad.un; a plal up or deliver)
Section 15.!. Sl.c Ites[nct ion_
the tarty Iraffic filOneer is authurl"d Iq• the local authority, on the basis
of an enginecring and traffic survey, to erect and maintain ofricull traffic control
devices 011 any street, or parts of streets to ropo<e vehicle sr:e rest riot 10114 0s
prescribed Ily the Vchrclr Lode
Section IS.t, Ise hnllo� Sprci fled Ira fl'ic,
'lie Cit)• rraflic Inguloor r., nutlurtrel Ity the local nuthority, on the basis
Of in engineering and traffic sun•c)•, to Jetrrmwe and designate dose henvl ly
travelled streets upon wlnah dial1 he prohibited :111) clans or kind of traffic which Is
found to lie ntcumpallble with the normal and satb movvmcnt or traffic and shall erect
approprinle ufricial trattic control device% giving note. t'iereur
ARTIM Yl'I
imir CURB ORPINAW1
.,u at ion 16 (1 Il.r of blue Curb SL.lcv
lereuns u.ing "Roue lurW' parking 41gasr% %11,11 comply wIth the following:
LO Roue Curb palling spaces shall he operattle :a hours aday, Sundays and
hollda), u1clu.I4.0
(h) parking :one, tar the pit•'siaally h.uwlcapprJ are %inject t0 any
t•mparar) p-uking prohibitions cstlrt%hed by till% City.
'tretion 16 1 On- Street Parkilog
the Citv ll,rl'Irc Ingwa•r as aulhorl -ed by till' local authority, shall de-
signate special "blue tirL" parking spaces for lite purpose of providing on- street
parking for exclusive n%r by physically handicapped persons.
Section 16 1111- Street /Publicly tjlcd facilities
lite City Administrator or Rlnager %loll drsign.rte parking stalls or spaces
in publicly owned, Ir,%cJ, or colitrolled off- slrevt parking facilities for exclusive
use of physically handicapped per %viii
Section 16 ,;, Oil - ,Nose! /prtvatrly Iln.m ;rJ laeilitie%
the Cr tv hrnby dcc Ll n•s tout [pert• air prtvatrly OwrnJ :14,1 Overatrd parking
facflltic4 wL•Idr oat res :nv puling Fall., li,r as: lusru use h. phasn•all) b.mdI capp,
f,'. pa rno114
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` Section 16.4• Idcnt if teat Ion. _
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A. On_Strect Illut 1'11111 Spece.: little l'uih y,.w e. shall be indicated by
blue pa Hit on a vigil, caste of the paved porttou W the s,lect for furthu• identifi-
cation, the International S)mlwil of Accts, mey Ile punt vd on the little curb In white
followed by the wont "MIA's
Hi a,Wluun a .Ira not Ics. Man IT, v :✓' with lettering out Icss 119.111 one
inell all height .hall Ise pw,ste.l st.rtrne:
1 "Un.11lburizcJ vehicles not displ.p•tng d,.tiuguishing Iitcn.c platen or
plac.,t•Jo t.suvJ tar physlcall) han.li: appv.l p.•rsnns will he 1."10.1
C I Ut inn.,•
2 "Ihwulhorited vehicles a0t displaytllg d1At nM%t11biug p1.lea nlc or
license ph.ites t.soed lot physically 11.utd9capped persallA will lie towed
away at owner's expense Towed vehicle, lap he reclaimed by tvlephonitly
the Police 0.•p,rtmeut at 787 -8773
All signs shall Inc Iw+slt•a at a height of 811" flan the grootJ
it Off - Street /Pull let) OwaCd I'aci It. ic.: Ue.truation of "little Curl",
parking stalls 111 ptd -110) fu9.mcea off - street parking I.tcilitics shall be made by
posting i"cjiutel) aa)acvnt iO, acid visible from same, .1 sign consisting Of the
International S)mleil Ol Avers
Itl addition .n s,gn I `- T 22" HI AIR• mast be p"Atca either at tllu
entrance to the p.irkiul: facilit) or immediately .td /accut to and visible from the
reserved stall(s), whit, .tale. with Icttcring clot less tlun Otte loch in height:
1 "unauthorized %thick% not dtspl.prltg dl.0 nl4n Ailing license plates
or placar,14 issued for physlcall) hauJic.1ppvd persons will be
issue'l citation:'
"Ihientlua•i ze,1 rvhlt lcs not di.pl.puq; .lisnnguishttng I c.l rJs or
Ikea•, pl.91es Issued fur physic.tll)• handlc.nppea persons will be I
towed .1wa) at owuvr'A uxpvn.c IwweJ v,JLlc1c. mp• be reclaimed
by telcphoninr tits Police Ucpartmt•ut at 7S7 -S771.
ROri.: 'tile Operator of the parking facility ¢p• titer., m1d only after first
contacting the Police Ilepmrtneat, ctus,• ti,e removal of a violator's
automhile from the stall to the ucarrst public garage
All signs •11111 he pasted .1t t height if soe, nom the ground
C. Off -St rvvt /I'riv.9tely Ilnancta I:,c911tt.s bvsignatlon of "blue Curb"
parking Atolls in privatrl) financed off - street p.lrklug facilities $hall he =tile by
posting immediately ad)acant to, and visible from s -Ire a sign cuuAisting of the
International %)mi,ul of Across
in aJJU i.,u. .9 •1•:11 1-11 x . -' 111 ,1 . with Ictletim• n. +t le'A :11.111
Oar 111.19 !n h: I)•ht
1' "Ilnantlinri:cd vehicles not displaying d1stingu10init pl ncanl 's�r
a
1 license 1114114 I—litd for physt..ofl) handlcappal persons will tic
towed nway at oi,ac.1•'4 t11'ensl Iuacd vclurlt•4 may he recinioicd
I
by tclephonl"q till I'nlicc VVI,arlmeat at pet -sng3
Ih1a s{gu shall he pint rJ -1t the 1"it 1114(• to 111` P-11"119 facility or
fused lately aJJun'ut to, and vlsiblc from the tr.ct v.d 4ta1141s1
NOfh:
[Ile pet•.un in lawful posse•1011 Of the parking facility my then
-11111 Only atter first contacttnl; the Police 14•pdrtment, cause the
removal Of ,1 violator's a tto,,obf It' from the ¢tall to the nearest
public g.u'ag1
A sign must be posted at the entry hr ul: Off -stect parking facilities
to t11e effect that the faerlity Is subject to public traffic regulations and control
All signs shall he posted at a height of ea^ frrno the ground.
ARTIVIf. CVII
PAIthlNG 111:ll R Z0.giS
Sect Ian 17 0• ParkitLlllcter Zones
Ihu (:It)' ILlffic Ingineer 14 authorized by tim local authority to establish
parking muter zones till"" Ihu4t• streets nr parts of 'ste1t4 idle(" It Is dvtcmincd on
the basis Of ,111 engine /rung and traffic 4urvc) tlrat tilt' installation of parki•119.1eter.
will be necessary to regulate parking Within such :ones the parking of vehicles
"Pull Streets 511.111 he regulated by parking meters between the hours specified by the
City traffic I:nginevr u" any day except S"nd,1)s and haltdays
Section 17 1 Installntion of i_arkinF Iktrrs
(a) The Pity rratfic tlglneer as oallotized by the local authority, shall
install parking mvtc14 "r the parking meter :ones 14tahli 'shed 4% provided in tills
O rd n,.:ac1 upon the curb 1mnedlat11y odjacent to t'ach d1'si9n3ted parking space. Said
meters shall be cap.rhle of being Operated either aut•'matic.111y or mcch.olicall)•, upon
tilt' depn4lt thltenr I I nut I more coins of 1'nitvd States eurrenet, for the 11,11
period of time for which parking is Iawfuily permitted "1 any such parking meter zone
in lieu thereof, for :ns appropriate fractional period of time.
(b) Each p•uklng miller shall be 50 designed constructed, installed and
set that upon the expiration of the time period registered, by the deposlt of one
or more coins, as provided herein, it will indicate by a.1 appropriate signal that the
lawful parking meter period 11.14 expired, and during said period 'If time and prior
to the expiration tbtrcof, will hrdicato the nuerv.11 of time which remains of such
period
(c) each pal k Ink m. tvr 411:, -1 bo.ir th. 1Von .1 1Vi;.vd lad i eat iof. 1110 d.1)
and hours when the requirement to de,,iiit cunlna therein shall apply, the v.gne of
the coins to be Jclwal led' and the limited period of time for which parking Is lawfull
permitted In the p.lrking meter zone in which such meter Is located
Section 17 I',nkrng_HOt vt Space,
(a) *tile t'lly II.11 1 le Pnglncrr a, auUwrl zed b) the local authority, shall ,
Je+lgnate the parking •ge11v Itllac0llt to 0.1111 palkun: meter for which ,uch meter is to
be u,v'1 bi ;1)1111 uprl.nc hittllry:, upon the amb 611.1.11 the 11.1vanir,,t of the street
Parking meter Spaacs ,O d1,vf:u.It eJ %hall bo ur JPIl,lplhaty length and wl Jth so as
to be accessible flow the t1.lfflc lanes of such stl0vt
(b) No pa•1,un ,11.111 parka vehicle Ili am -such ,ICSlgnetcJ parking meter
space during the restricted or regulated time applte.Jlle to the parking meter :one in
which $'tell meter 1s Incatvd so that 14Y part of such vehicle Occupies more tluln ono
such space or protrud0s beyond the markings do,lgulting such space, except that a
vehicle which is of .1 size tau large to be parked with,,, J single do, ignited parking
meter :one shill be porno ted to Occupy two ,ut1ou11'tg parking meter spaces when coins
,hall have been dvp,ulled in Ihv parking motet fur c.116 ,p.1ee ,o occupivd .n IS
r04ulred In this ordfnfance fur the parking 1t other rch,ely, ,. ,licit spnee.
.M,
Section 17 Delwin of Coins and lime limit.
(.0 Nu person shell 11.111, a vehicle In an, parki ig space upon a street
%lungs lJv of and ury to w1l1AI a parkng motor 11.1, hvvu instailed during the restrietco
and regulated time .1ppIr1.1ble to the p.,rkiag meter 1610 In ublch such meter la
1
located unless a corn or corns of United states currvoeg of the appropriate -denomi-
nation, shall have bout Jcpusited therein, or shall b.rt•e been prcvi ,sly dcpasited
therein for an unv%p,ed rul0rvul of time, ,11111 4.11.1 meter has been placed 111 operatio1
(b) NO person %h.Ili permit a vehlcly within hi4 control to lie parked In alt)
Such parking meter ,11.1.1• dining the re%trictvd .110 regulatej time applicable to the
°t parking w'ter :Otte rn which %'tell meter Is In:.rt cJ while the parking meter for such
space indicates by ,Igll.11 that the lawful parking time In such ,p.iec has expired,
'11114 pulvisiml ,11.111 'till .glpll In the act of p.ltklng or the neves4ary time which Is
required to Jep'tsil lmnedl.Itely thereafter a coil tie corn, In such motor
1 (e) No person sh.111 park a vehicle ,i ,wry• $uch parking meter space for
a conscanlve period of time longer than that Ilmited period of time for which
parking is lawfully porwittvd in the parking meter :one in which such meter Is
ICOatCJ, Irrespective of the nnmher Of amounts of the coins Jepo%Ited In such motor
(d) the provision, Of this section shall m•t i0licvo 616111 person from the
duty to observe other and more restrictive provisions of this ordinarco and tiie Vchi-
f
cle Code prohibiting or Ilmiting the stopping, staudllg, or parking of vehicles In
i $peel fief places or it spew fled times
S0ccI1w 17 1 Ike of _films ProhWulc.1
No portion tihall deposit or attempt to deposit In an
j, Y Parking meter any sl 'tr,
button or any other vletite or substance a: <uh >tinn e, fur coins of IhfitM States
curre11cy
Section 17 S I.ami,erinn with _flute(
No pt, rsou shall do face, ut)ure, tawper with, open or willfuliy break,
de,lroy or impair the u,rinhicss of any I'alkilig mute
See tan 17 o Appllc.tth,o of
(a) life cunt, ru.pu red to hr Jcpo,u tt,l of 11311,1118 meters ns protideJ in
ill's ordinance 310 leVl ,l .md aSSesscd a< fee., to .sour the rci;n6ttion and control of
parking upon publt. ,tect,; the costa of p.,,knt): meters, theft Installation,
ulymctou, supervi:unl, ape r.lI Mu, Iepalr and muntenance, control and use of
packing spaces, .nul Iegnl atillg tlm parking of vehicles In parking meter zones; and th,
costs of acquiring, estal,ll,h)ng, lmprovmg, maintaining and operating puhllc off -
street parking fac111tic,
(III line coins dquisted in parking meters shall be collected by the duly
authorized agcuts of the ('It) lreasurn• and shall he dcposnted by him In a special
turd to be known as tilt, "Parking fluter Speel.11 and lru,t land "
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(ci 'fife ('It) rrva,urer shall pay from such special fonds the costs of any
palking maul, purchawd b) the City and Installed .1, provided In this ordiaace, and
expenses incurred for then Installation, inapectiO11, service, supervision, repair am
m.0 utenance, for mil -lig collections from Such palkllfg meters, amt for the enforce-
ment of tine provl,luns of this ordinance applicable to parking meter zones 7710
net proceeds Of the uperalinn of parking meters In ,aid .pecial fund, after the
pa)ment of such costs .uW e.pcoses, shall be used for parking stludics and for the
acquisit tons, establishment, Improvemcut, mainten.ince and operation of public off -
-.rust parking facilities as the (:1ty Conned shall from time to if direct
r AllrlfLC Will
OPI:ILSI ?I: VI111CLL PAIII.114It
Suction 18 II. .lversize Pellicles
An uver,i nr t•rlu. le Is any vehicle, motorth'd Or nnnm tortzed, that exceeds
twenty -f ve ('S) fret in Irugt h, of exceeds seven (7) feet in width, mod /or exceeds
seven (7) feet in height oversize vehicles shall include tilt buses, truck
tractors, semi - trailer,, rotor tricks, trailers, campers, camp trailers, house cars,
t'ailel coaches, and Other equipment or nach)ncr) tt•gardless of width, length, or
height
Section 18 1 Permittcd 1'arkinF ii:vJ, for Oversize Vehicles.
Oversize vehicle, may be parked or ,turt•d on private propel ry' In oil
yard areas except the required frout yard setback any side yard abutting a street
rnght-Or "'ay or .I, OtheMi.t rt,stricted by i,ltt oniniaucc S.ml trailer,
11-t
,.Imp x:11 I c1 ,, Gawp, t, .In.1 ,n ItoO .n wit
i•• I•..i••1 on Ilb• rye on to Iona
• of a yard setback Iocatcd Ilctwcen the driveway :11111 the side prnI,vrt )• In Closest
to the drlvcway if:
(1) tilt- tr:nler it vemcle., does not Inolect over any property line;
l:) tilt- 1-.0 Alnj. on Nlorage atom liaN 1 11.111.1 un gl -1velc,l surface; and
ltl the .naa a void a1 III t1.11 lot . mid ,elu, IV, It- tcpt cle." and flee
of Ir•1,11, debt is .unl ill pat 1.
No conmWr,1al mer'lze vehicle or sPcclat [grill Ne vehicle x11.111 be parked
or stored nI oily 1-11111 m of ,gy Yard area
Section 18 ] Nanmutorlac•d Pchlely Parking
No perNnn shall park or leave stand lap ,1 nonmutoriMl vehicle, or camper
regardless of widll' or length, when It h.1N been det.ichcd from its motor vehicle on
any atrret or Iltglm.q in tilt. t•ity
Allricir xix
rU85rl lilt IONALI I)
Ill .]Iin Nettling, ,I.bscctioll, scatcnat-, cl.n"e of phrax•s of Ill's
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u rd I run ce I. I',) 1. .Wry Ica•an It, ld to be uncoils t l toClon., 1. rgch Jrclrunl iIlaII not
1 al feet the vat lid In of the ION"' Ill ing port IMIN of I III , en it 111anee. The Conn c I I
In- roil, doe let re, Ih.,I II wg 1.1 have p.ls red tins 11 rd nl.ugr •old call s-, tlun, .uh-
+cot 11-11. N, lit ones•, .I.m.c ugl 1-11 law Ihcl cn it ilia 1.,.t at- f IIIV fact that ally
,tile or more svct ton., Nllhref 11U1N. tlt-tllellev.1. c1.11he•• gt pltl.nre, he deelal`ed
111"1111.1 11111 l on.11
AI•ICH xx
Ill III Al.
Ihl, (Irdln nice III-, t.by repeals and supwat-dv% pill t iunr of the smi
Itvin.trdulo lb11nla tI,J, ,I, .II n,•• Will' u•at l 1, 1 -eal it ion Ind enlor,emenl previously
aduptc1l by the t n) thivogl, to Atimlce 17 Iles 0,,1111.111 aV shall take precedence
over all cnnfl I,I IIlg %"t 31116, ul Said Code All Ili A ront.r aid Ihrongh hIItIntly
lies 1911a1 lulls cst.Ibl r.hcd b) ..1111 County Code rh lit be het obv ,Wept c,l b, tilt, City
.11 II 111, II., CW,.u.an I n.•, n. In I ... I u, Ibt, ol.l,u m..
ell, ARTICLE: C %I .�
1.1'I1LTIfb UAII
Ills ordloance .11,111 be in force and effect on xod after the 30th tiny
following the final Pareage
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ORDINANCE NO. 40
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA. ASSUMING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
OF THE MOBILEHOME PARKS ACT AND RELATED REGULATIONS OF
THE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND DESIGNATING THE
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.
WHEREAS, it is the interest of the City of Rancho Cucamonga to assume responsi-
bility for the enforcement of the Mobilehome Parks Act and related regulations
of the California Administrative Code:
Now, therefore, it is resolved as follows:
1. The City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby assumes responsibility for the
enforcement of the California Health and Safety Code, Division 13, Part 2.1
(Mobilehome Parks Act) and related regulations of Title 25, California Adminis-
trative Code, within the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
2. The San Bernardino Countv Department of Environmenta: Health Services is
hereby designated as the enforcement agency for the City of Rancho Cucamonga and
is authorized to provide the qualified personnel necessary to enforce the provisions
of the Mobilehome Parks Act consistent with the state's enforcement program.
3. As needed to meet the program goal and objectives, the County Department of
Environmental Health Services is directed to assign up to two qualified employees
to enforce the provisions of the Mobilehome Parks Act.
4. The schedule of fees contained within the Mobilehome Parks Act shall be
applicable within the City of Rancho Cucamonga to provide for the cost of admin-
tstration and enforcement of the Mobilehome Parks Act. The County Department of
Environmental Health Services shall administer and collect these fees for deposit
within the County Treasury to offset the costs of the enforcement responsibility.
S. There exists within the boundaries of the City of Rancho Cucamonga eight (8)
mobilehome parks with a combined total of approximately 1280 mobilehome dwelling
units. Approximately one -third of these parks have more than 80 spaces; one -third
E' of these parks have more than 140 spaces, and the remaining one -third more than
e 200 spaces Average age of park is seven years. The majority of the existing
mobilehome parks are in a generally excellent to good condition. The remainder
are in fair condition in regards to compliance with this Chapter. There are no
major violations.
6. With the adoption of this ordinance, the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby
intends to aPet the public protection intent and provisions of the California Health
b Safety Code, Division 13, Part 2.1 (Mobilehome Parks Act) and related regulations
of the California Administrative Code, Titie 25 pertaining to mobilehooe parks to
assure that all mobilehome parks within the City of Rancho Cucamonga are safe,
sanitary and acceptable residential areas. Reasonable compliance with maintenance,
sanitation, safety, use and occupancy provisions of the Mobilehome Parks Act is
anticipated within three (3) months from the effective date of this ordinance.
7. The effective date of enforcement by the City of Rancho Cucamonga shall be
October 1, 1978.
PISSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this day of , 1978.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT AGENCY
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DEPARTMENT &&
1111 Ean %it Su W, Building 1 S/n Bwmdlno,CA97415 f7141,T�JatAse „
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AUG 3 0 1970
August 28, 1978 iy iAO
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Mr. Lauren M. Wasserman, City Manager
City of Rancho Cucamonga
P.O. Box 793
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Dear Mr. Wasserman:
County of Sun bernordrno
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We have reviewed the recently adopted amendments to Title 25 pertaining to
the local enforcement assumption of responsibility for the Mobilehome Parks
Act. We have also reviewed the model ordinance that was given to us by you
and have drafted sane suggestions on how the ordinance should be worded,
which is enclosed.
I have also discussed the inappropriate actions by Mr. Erkel to take
immediate action to assure= this responsibility contrary to the intent of
the City to assign enforcement responsibility to this department with
Mr. Wittershelm and Hr. Smart, of the State Department of Housing and Community
Development. They indicated that they will pursue this 11th others in that
department for resolution and the possibility of allowing an interim "business
as usual" until such time that we take care of the necessary paper work. You
may also wish to either write or call Mr. Smart (916) 445 -9471 or Mr. Wittersheim,
expressing your views on this matter.
I would be pleased to work directly with you or your staff on the final ordinance
or any other documents that are necessary to carry out the agreement between
the City and this department. -
Sincerely, //,,
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RICHARD L. ROBERTS, R.S., MPH
Director
RLR:dr
cc: Leonard Wittershelm, H /CD
Roy Smart, H /CD
Robert 0. Rigney, EIA Admin.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COVUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION OF CODES AHD STANDARDS - Adm nlstrative Office
921 Tenth Street, Sacramento 95814 (916) 445 -9471
CITY Of RANCHO CUCAMONGA
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August 15, 1978 1111G 18 1978
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Y OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA !
VAAMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT.
Mr. Lauren M. Wasserman
City Manager
City of Rancho Cucamonga
P. 0. Box 793
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Dear Mr. Wasserman:
AUG 1 1978
AM PM
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This letter is to acknowledge receipt of Resolution No. 78 -38 regarding
assumption of responsibility of enforcement of the Mobilehome Parks Act
by the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
Amendmt to California Administrative Code, Section 5022, provides for
a new procedure effective May 3, 1978, pertaining to the transfer of
authority of cnforcement responsibility. I have enclosed a copy of
those requirements, tojether with a form e f an ordinance that
may be helpful to you In responding to the condit ons o aTTf"a
Administrative Code, Section 5022.
amoraa proposes to designate the San Bernardino
rental Health Services as tho local enforcement
ms require a statement to include the total number
to the mobilehomo parks program. We would appre-
rtiflcatlon of inspection personnel to perform a mobil
lotion inspection through our Southern Area office by
and Standards Administrator II, Donald Erkel. His add
Donald A. Erkel
Codes and Standards Administrator II
Department of Housing and Community Development
28 Civic Center Plaza, Room 639
Santa Ana, California 92701
(714) 558 -4161
Until the department relinquishes the enforcement responsibility to the
City of Rancho Cucamonga, we are required by Health and Safety Code,
Section 18400, to enforce the Mobilehomle Parks Act within the City of
Rancho Cucamonga. Representatives from Mr. Erkel's office will contact
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Mr. Lauren M. Wasserman
"2" August 15, 1978
the former enforcement agency, San Bernardino Environmental Health
RanchoeCucamonga. records allkpa kwithin
operatorsiof the
department's enforcement responsibility. of
Should you need further information regarding this matter, please
contact either Hr. Erkel or myself.
Sincerely,
G. L. "Roy" Smart
Code: and Standards
Administrator I
GLS:my
cc: Don Erkel
Sherwin Nichols
San Bernardinn Fnvironmental Health Services
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homer and to mob0ehome acceaporryy t ar they relate to mobil,
outt(de of mobtlehomeparimas provtdedd in Section 93 or 1 structures 1 ff th located
ota ff eelth and Sd ty code or in a city, county. or city Califor-
Whi 2.1 o assumed responsi6Wly (or the enfo ty and county
home Call( °mla Health And Safety reernent of Division la,
park& pursuant to the p th an ass rety Cod. relating to mobil,
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SAMPLE (RDItMaL J
`-' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ASSUMING RCE M 0 THE MOSILERHOM PARKS ACT FOR REELLATTEED
REGULATIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
AND DESIGNATING THE ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.
WHEREAS, it is to the Interest of the city ofc� to
assume responsibil 4
responsibility for the enforcement of a one arts let
and related regulations of the California Administrative Code:
How, therefore, it is resolved as follows:
1. The City of Re hereby assumes responsibility far the
enforcement of t7c a orn a ealth and Safety Code, Division 13,
Part 2.1 (Mobtlehome Parks Act) and related regulations of Title 25,
California Administrative Code, within the City of _
2. The Dap rt�ment off �iraGfl� is hereby designated as the
enforcement agency for y o and is authorized to
provide the qualified personnel necessary to enforce the provisions of
the Mobilehome Parks Act consistent with the state's enforcement prograaa
SC G
3. The Department of E.+w...7,/,(�,�,y_ � is directed to assign (number
Act-
of people) to enforce the prostslans of the tbbtletavae Parks Act_
4. The schedule of fees contained within the Nobtlehome Parks Act shall
b; within the City of /�� to provide for the cast
of administration and enforcement o e gnome Parks A.ct.
S. (Jurisdiction to provide statement regarding the state program and
objectives as contained in the Mobilehome Parks Act. Reference: Sectfan
5022 of Chapter 5, Title 25, California Administrative Cade.)
S. ( Juri:diction to provide a statement regarding a general deserfptfnn
of the number of parks, thefr size, age, condition and present oaypaney.
Reference: Section 5022 of Cbapter S. Title 2S, Catifornfa Administrative
Code.)
T. (Jurisdiction to provide a statement regarding the enforcement obJecttves,
program plan, and time table designed to achieve their enforcement of cmn-
pliance. Reference- Section 5022 of Chapter S. Title 2,4, Californfa
Administrative Code.)
A. The effective date of enforcement by /t� Fs shall
bc& 2c, e-
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M E M O R A H 0 U M
DATE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1978
TO: CITY MAIACER A.ID MC4BERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FFO!1: JIM ROBINSON. AS3ISTAIT TO THE CITY MA.YACER
R:.: HOLIDAY, SIC[ LEAVE, AID VACATION FOR ALL WNTINUOUS, FULL -TIME
SALARIED EMPLOYEES.
At Its eeetfng of August 2, 1978, Staff presented to Council. Resolution 78-63
which proposed establishing certain holiday, sick leave, and vacation benefits
for all continuous, full -tine salaried employees.
The original proposal subnitted recomended 12 vacation days, 11 holidays, and
12 sick leave da)s. This proposal equalled the vacation, holiday, and sick
leave benefits extended to those County employees' that were cransltioned
Into City service, with some minor modlf ications. Originally, the County
employees' had 13 holidays end 10 vacation days The proposed modifications
Included 11 holidays and 12 vacation days. Thus. the proposal Included an
equal number of days off by eliminating two holidays and Increasing vacat!on
by two days. This change would have allowed the City Hall to remain open an
additional two days while still proviJing an equal comber of holidays and
vacation days for all continuous, full -tlae salaried employees.
Also, at Its meeting of August 2 C;awmil requested that a survey be conducted
of comparable benefits offered In Vest Valley Cities The attached survey
lists comparisons of vacation, holidays, and sick leave benefits including
the total dollar value of fringe benef'tu extended to salaried noo- nagment
employees in all Vest Valley Cities.
From the survey It is evident that the original proposal of 12 vacation days,
11 holidays and 12 sick leave days fo comparable two what is currently offered
by West Valley Cities.
The average comber of vacation days Is 11, holidays is 1111, and the average
comber of sick days is 12. The total dollar amount paid per month per
employee for medical, dental, life, and other insurance benefits under the
existing Rambo Cacaaooga benefit package Is quite low by comparison. The
average monthly amount for benefits Is $68.00 for West Valley Cities while
the "Is. ing monthly benefits for Rancho Cucamonga employees' is $37.00 or
56X lover by comparison.
However. Staff has revised Its request (see chart) and has more clearly
defined restrictions regarding the use of vacation, holiday, and sick leave
benefits. The following represents the recaorndatlons for sick leave, laliday,
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VACATION
It is recommended that all full -time continuous employees who have successfully
completed a six -month probation be eligible for five paid vacation days. At
the end of one full year of employment, full -time continuous employees would
be granted an additional five days for a total of 10 paid vacation days at
the end of one full year of service and successful completion of a six -month
probationary period. It would be the Intent of this policy to recognize
those mployees who have successfully completed probationary status and extend
vacation benefits to city employees' competitive with Vest Valley Cities and
local industry
ACCRUED VACATION
Accrued vacation may be utilized by all full -time continuous employees with
the following stipulations:
(a) The time during the year at which an employee shall tcko his
vacation shall be determined by the department head of such
employee with due regard to the wishes of the employee and - -
particular regard for the needs of the service It is the
intent of this policy to insure that all vacation requests are
cleared by the department head of each employee and that all
services of each department can continue to be provided in
the absenre of one or more employees.
(b) The City Manager shall approve vacation periods for department
heads
(c) Any employee who has completed three years of continuous service
shall be entitled to thirteen working days vacation Any employee
who has completed five full years of continuous service shall
be entitled to fifteen working days vacation Any employee who
Nee completed ten full years of continuous service shall be
entitled to one additional day per additionalyear completed up
to a maximum accumulation of twenty days
(d) The maximum amount of vacation that any employee would be allowed
to carry .n er from one fiscal year to the next would be twenty
days
MANAGEMENT LEAVE
All Management Perscnnol as established in Resolution 78 -37 shall be entitledto
up to five days of compensating time off at the discretion of the City Manager
and approval of the employee's department head. Management Leave is ex.ended
to all management employees and those employees who are not eligible for
compensatory time off Employees compensated for attendance at Planning
Commisslon and Council Meetings are not eligible for Management Leave
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In addition to Management Personnel as established in Resolution 78 -37 which
listed salary ranges for all employees, the following classifications may
be eligible for Management Leave upon approval of the City Manager and depart-
ment head
(1) BUiadine Official
(2) Senior Planner
(3) Associate Civil Engineer
(4) Associate Planner
(S) Planning Aasistm:t
(6) Civil Engineering Assistant
(7) Administrative Secretary /Deputy City Clerk
It is the intent of this proposed Management Leave Policy to recognize those
employees who are required to spend many extra hours beyond the normal work
week. As an example, our Planning Assistants who are required Co attend
Planning Commission meetings work the equivalent of an additional 12 days
per year by providing technical and back -up assistance at Plannln3 Commission
meetings Staff feels that the five days of Management Leave is an excellent
trade off whet, faced with the possibility of providing compensatory time off'
or monetary compensation for many of these non-management positions.
In addition, rse of Management Leave would require approval of the department
head to ieoare a minimum Impact upon the workload of each department. Any
unused portion of Management Leave may not be carried over Into the following
fiscal year
It Is further recommended that the Administrative Staff be directed to report
back to the City Council regarding the actual usage of Management Leave prior
to the adoption of next year's annual budget It Is our view that this first
year of the City's existence will provide the Council with a good Indication
of whether or not tlm program, as proposed, will benefit the City as well as
Its employees
HOLIDAYS
Staff's original proposal for holiday, sick leave, and vacation benefits
Included 11 paid holidays The average number of holidays offered by Nest
Valley Cities, Including the County, averages 1111 per year. The average number
extended by local area Industry Is lU It would then appear that our original
proposal of 11 holldhys is well In line with Nest Valley Cities and businesses
In light of tills fact, Staff recommends that we extend to Rancho Cucamonga
employees' 11 paid holidays per year with the fnlioving stipulations: g
(a) Only continuous full -time salaried mployeen (40 hours)
would receive the benefit of 11 paid holidays per year
(b) IF a hollda; falls upon a Saturday, the preceding Friday will
be taken If a holiday falls upon a Sunday, the following
work day will be taken In lieu of the holiday
i SICK LEAVE
Our original proposal for sick leave included 12 paid sick leave days per
t year with unlimited accumulation. All cities in the Nest Valley area currently
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grant 12 days of sick leave per year with five cities offering unlimited
accrual of sick leave while the County of San Bernardino and the City of
Upland restrict sick leave accumulation to 125 days
By definitlon,sick leave would not be a right but a privilege extended
to all full -time �onttnuous employees who have completed six months probation
for any legitimate illness or injury Sick leave es.:entially provides Insurance
to employees against the occasional flu or cold or long term illness.
Further, it has been our experience that sick leave Is rarely abused by employees.
Tradltionally,restrictlons are written into a holiday, vacation, sick leave
resolution which would prevent abuse of sick leave. It has also been our
experience that sick leave that is not allowed to accumulate will generally
be used. As an example, if an employee is granted 10 days of sick leave each
year but not allowed to accumulate unused sick days, we are providing an
incentive to use those remaining sick days If sick leave is clearly monitored
and allowed to accumulate, employees traditionally have not abused this
privilege but rather utilize sick leave for legitimate long or short term
Illnesses Essentially, accumulated sick leave provides an insurance for
employees against long term illness.
In light of this, Staff 1s recommending 10 days sick leave for all continuous
full -time salaried employees who have completed probation with unlimited
accumulation If unlimited accumulatior does not appear to be acceptable, I
would suggest that a restriction of 125 Jays accumulation be proposed This
would still allow employees to accumulate an amount of sick leave that would _
provide insurance against any serious illness I would also propose the
following restrictions for sick leave use:
(a) Only continuous full -time salaried employees would earn sick leave
at a rate of 10 days per year
(b) Sick leave would not be allowable to part -time seasonal, relief,
temporary, or extra help employees paid solely or a hour]; or daily
basis.
(c) Following completian of six months of continuous full -time service,
each city employee paid upon a monthly boats shall be allowed (5) working
days of credit for sick leave pay Thereafter, sick leave would
accumulate at the rate of 5/6 of a day per month. Unused sick leave
may be accumulated without limit
(d) A City employee is entitled to sick leave with pay for:
1. Any been fide illness or injury
2 Quarantine due to exposure to contagious disease
3. Any treatment or examination, including but not limited to
medical, dental, eye examination, or psychiatric
4. An employee's presence is required elsewhere because of
sickness, disability, or death of a member of his of her
Immediate family
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(e) The department head may require evioence in the form of a physician's
certificate, or otherwise, of the ade.•uacy of the reason for any
employee's absence during the time for w ?,ich sick leave was requested.
(f) Sick leave shall not be used In lieu of or In addition to vacation.
(R) It will be the responsibility of each department head to periodically
review the use of sick leave in his /her department Use of sick
leave by each employee may be used as a factor In determining
employee performance for each annual employee evaluation
RECOMENOATION:
1 That the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga adopt the attached
Resolution establishing holidays, sick leave, and vacation for all continuous,
full -time salaried employeca
2. That the holiday, sick leave, and vacation policy be retroactive to
November 30, 1977, so that all employees hired after that date will not be
,penalized. - -
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RESOLUTION NO. 78 -43
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO,
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING HOLIDAYS, SICK LEAVE,
AND VACATION FOR ALL CONTINUOUS, FULL -TIME SALARIED
EMPLOYEES
WHEREAS, the City of Rancho Cucamonga was incorporated on
November 311, 1977; and,
WHEREAS, It In necessary to establish holldays, sick leave
and vacatloa accrual schedule for all continuous, full -time salaried
employees
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following holiday,
sick leave, and vacation accrual schedule 1s established and will be
retroactive to November 30, 1977.
1. VACATION.
A. Any employee who has completed one year of continuous
seuice shall be entitled to SO working days vacation Any employee
who has completed three full years of continuous eervica shall be
entitled to thirteen working days vacation. Any employee who has com-
pleted five full years of continuous service shall be entitled co
fifteen working days vacation. Any employee who has completed ten full
years of continuous service shall be entitled to one additional day per
additional year completed up to a maximum accumulation of twenty days
Vacation accrual would be at the rate of 5/6 of a day per month. Any
new employee who has completed six months service and succesafu�y com-
pleted probat!on shall be entitled to take five days vacation The
maximum aceumul tlon that�tm�ta�y be carried over from one year to t e next
will be �ays) A0 I
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b. The time during the year at which an employee shall take
his vacation shall be determined by the department head of such employee
with due regard to the wishes of the employee and particular regard for
the needs of the service
C. The City Manager shall approve vacation periods for
department heads
D. Management Leave All Management Personnel as established
In Resolution 76 -37 shall be entitled up to five days of compensatory time
off at the diacretlon of the City Manager and approval of the mployce's
department head. ManaSement Leave is extended to all management employees
per Resolution 78 -37 and those employees who are not eligible for com-
pensatory time off. Those employee classifications not eligible for
compensatory time off are as follows:
(1) Building Official
(2) Senior Planner
(3) Associate Civil Engineer
(4) Associate Planner
(5) Planning Assistant
(6) Civil Engineering Assistant
(7) Administrative Secretary /Deputy Clerk
E Employees compensated for attendance at Planning Commission
and Council meetings are not eligible for Management Leave
F. Management Leave may not be accumulated or carried over
from one year to the next
G Vacation will not be allowable to part -time seasonal,
relief, temporary, or extra help employees paid solely on a hourly
basis
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Resolution No. 043
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2. HOLIDAYS.
All continuous, full time sala.fed employees (40 hours) shall
be entitled to 11 paid holidays off, as follows:
a. New Years Day
It. Lincoln's Birthday
c waahingtun's Birthday
d Memorial Day
e independen,.c Day
I Labor Day
g Veterans Day
h Thanksgiving Day
1 Day following Thanksgiving Day
J. Christmas Day
k. Discretionary Holiday (to be taken at employee's
convenience with department head approval)
If a holiday falls upon a Saturday, the preceding Friday will be
taken. If a holiday falls upon a Sunday, the following work day will be
taken in lieu of the holiday
J. SICK LEAVE,
A All continuuus full -time salaried employees who have success-
fully completed probation will be eligible for five days of sick leave
Thereafter, sick leave would accumulate at the rate of 5/6 of a,day per
month for a maxhm•m accumulation of 10 days er calendar year 1f Unused
sick leave may be accumulated without llm![� .- Q,,,.x.,,{'Rj`d �t {,,•,a ),
B Sick leave is not allowable to part-time, seasonal, relief,
temporary, or extra help employees paid solely on an hourly or daily
basis.
C A City employee is entitled o sick leave with pay for:
.1 Any bona fl do illness it in ,ry
saran 1ne due to exposure to rntagious dlse e
TY (4) n e,ployc 's presence is required el where because
of sickneas, 'ability, or death of a m her of
his or her Smme a family
D. ','he department head may require evidence In the fora of a
physicians certificate, or otherwise, of the adequacy of the reason for
any employees absence during the time for which sick leave was requested
Any employee absent from work for a ocriod of five f51 c�nerrnt lw.
days, due to Illness or accident nay at the discretion of the department
heed or City Manager be required to submit to a physical examination
before returning to work. Such physical exanlnatlov shall be performed
by a physician stipulated by the City
E. Sick leave shall not be used In lieu of or In addition to
vacatlou
F' It will be the responsibility of each department head to
periodically review the use of sick leave In hie /her department Use
of sick leave by each employee may be u•ed as a factor in determining
employer performance for each annual employee evaluation
ATTEST:
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this __ day of , 1978
City Clerk
Mayor
Rancho Cucamonga
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MAYOR FROST d CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS:
CITY OFmRANCHO UCAMONGA
ADMINISTRATION
AUG 28 197a
AM PH
711519110111112111213191510
AUGUST 26,1978
As a group of concerned citizens for the welfare of the children of our
community several of us have ,coined t ,,etker and fc-med a Block Parent/
Neighborhood Watch Program. The purpc,;t of our program is to work along with
the sheriff's department to protect, uur children and property for harmful
individuals such as sex offenders,nircotic pushers and robbers
Since we have just started our program in this community we would like
to ask the city if they will pay fzr the Block Parent signs that we need to
put in the windows of approved Bio:k Parents as we have no money as yet to
vnrk with The signs are made by tee Franklin Press Co at 1001 S Arrowhead
San Bernadino,California and can to purchased for $2.50 each,but the larger
the order the cheaper the price: 'sO FuR $125 00,100 FOR $135.00 AND 500 FOR
$175.00 Since we have ,oust started we are not yet a very large group but we
do have more people joining our organization every month
If the city would purchase 5CO signs they could be issued out of city hall
to the Block Parent president as they are needed and the president would see
that the Black Parent applicant would be given a sign. These signs are dist-
ributed only to the people who have been screened and approved by the sheriff's
department and cannot be given or used by anyone else.We would appreciate it
very much if the city council would approve the use of the money for our signs
as they are serving a much needed and very useful purpose.
If you have any questions regarding our request please feel free to con-
tact me at any time at 987 -6630
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BEVERLY SARE2,
10- VIiN1•Y CASAR1'7•
PRESIDENT ETIWANDA.-
RANCHO CUCAMONGA
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WATCH PROGRAM
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DATE: SEPTEMBER 6, 1978
10: CITY MAGER AND MEMBERS OF TIIE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: JACK tM, DIRECTOR OF COFMUNITY DuELOrmw
SUBJECT: TINAL AUTHORIZATION OF STAFriNC FOR Tin: cowtuNITY DCl'ELOPMENT DEPARTm.4T
At the previous City Council meeting, Staff pr ^sented a proposal for minimal staffing
for the Building. Planning and Engineering functions of the Community Development
Department At that meeting, City Council authorized Staff to immediately recruit and
hire certain Building and Safety staff in order to take over that function from the
County as soon as possible Staff was also authorised to begin establishing eligibility
lists for the remaining positions in Engineering and Planning Furthermore, the City
Council requested postponement of the final decision on the remaining positions until
the September 6th meeting in order that individual Councilmembers who might have
questions concerning the proposal could discuss the same with the Community Development
Director Since that time, those Councilmembers who wi,hed to dlscucs the proposal
further with the Director have done so and Staff is recommending that the City Council
authorize the hiring of the remaining positions as listed in the time schedule below
In this way, not all the positions will be hired Immediately but spread out through
the remainder of the fiscal year to insure proper cash flow Only a minor change has
been made to meet current City needs, however, no positims have been elevated nor
have any positions been accelerated on the schedule
REMPIE4DATI04:
Staff recommends that the City Council authorize Staff to fill the remaining Community
Development Department positions according to the schedule of hiring listed below
Position
Clerk Typist (CETA)
Civil Engineering Associate
Senior Planner
Public Works Inspector
Community Code Representative
Civil Engineering Assistant
Planning Associate
Planning Assistant
Civil Engineering Technician
Jr planner
Civil Engineering Assistant
Building Technician
Res[ c u?y ubmj tied,
JACK LAN, Director of
Community Development
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Schedule of luring
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Octob, -, - -
Novcmher
November
December
January
Tebnery
February
April
April
Junc
Junc
Juno
CliT OF RUCHO 4MCA+RNCA
2MMORMIDUM
luM: September 6 1978
IM: CnT XUAGM AND lEM ELLS OF TILE CITY COUNCIL ,
iW JUX 8A10, OIMEMR W COWTNITY D-- VELDMM7f
SUtJ=z 'MM SLT.DIYISIIN AFTLICATIOL NO. U78 -0-324
he m"Cr Suffe Ti.sioa request vas submitted by R. L. Arcirago on June 12, 1978
'i2" u a etimor sitbdivislon separating a single parcel into two (2) parcels of
qty. mac (l) of which weld be zoned co. crcial and the other zoned =It!-
family 3) -I arcuate vas informed by the Staff after ,the passage of
processing could mot continue for this request until after
dalaomy 1. 1479- Staff furthermore had obtained the opinion of the City Attorney
ra regard to tbls matter and the Attcrmey ccmeers that processing rnnnot continue
aMZE'i 11 provisions of Ordiaanee 36.
Itr. SAM= miggs, Me attorney for the buy" of the property, has submitted a
setter tb9mestuy tike City Ceoaci2 give spacial consideration to processing :his
8AM"'aio°' Staff's position is that zhere are many =to applications whi:h
sir>z bum Mallitted a ®ths earlier and %hich have received much further processing
will agkplia"m- If 3prcial exemption Is given to this appllcani, the door
cpea Sr ether exemption requests and at the same rt.., crcntc hard feelings be among fox applicants also held tqk Ly Ordinance 36 but who have applications much
fmriber ndvaaced than iris Me.
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tt is Staff's rtromamda- d that ao exempticn be given in this case
f+ol y s�aitted,
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ADMINISTRATION
August 22, 1978
City Council
Rancho Cucamonga
9230 Baseline Road
Suite C
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
Attention: Beverly
Re: Application No. W780324
Gentlemen:
AUG 2;{ 1978
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Pursuant to the advice of your City Attorney,
1Ir. Sam Crowe, request is hereby made to place the ratter
of the above Application before the City Council for deter-
mination as to whether or not the Application is in viola-
tion of the City's residential moratorium (Ordinance 136).
It is fir. Crowe's opinion that the above Application is
in technical violation of the letter of your moratorium and
as a result of that opinion, your Planning Commission refuses
to review -he Application.
Although the letter of your Ordinance, when strictly
Interpreted, may ba violated, it is r,y feeling that our
Application is in conformity with the spirit of the mora-
torium.
Therefore, it Is requested that this Application be
placed on your agenda for Tuesday, August 29, 1978, for
decision by the City Council.
Very truly you
WPD /jat YlB. �\
LDON P. DIOGS, -JR)i
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August 21, 1978
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San Bernardino County fff
Transportation Commission
Technical Advisory Committee - Nest Valley
334 Nest Third Street
San Bernardino, California 92401
ATTENTION: FIR EUGENE TIDWELL
Dear Gene:
The City of Rancho Cucamonga because of recent growth has begun to experience a
heavy growth of traffic on Vineyard Avenue. For this reason we have discussed
the need for the widening of Vineyard to four lanes between Foothill Boulevard
and Holt Boulevard Both cities agree on the reed for these improvements and
In order to provide maximum funding flexibility would like to request that
Vineyard Avenue be included in the FAU System from Route 30 Freeway to liolt
Boulevard In the City of Ontario Due to the growing need for this improvement,
early action on this matter would be appreciated
y or
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cc: Lauren Wasserman, City Manager
Jack Lam, Community Development Director
John Fecnstra - CALTRANS - District 8
Bill Huber, Ontario
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RESOLUTIO`! NO. 78-51
A RESOLItTION OF THE CITY (AUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONCA, CALIFORNIA, ANLNOINC THE FED' AND HICHWAY
SYSTEM.
WHEREAS, under regulations issued by the Secretary of Transportation
under the Federal -Aid Highway Act (Title 23 U.S. Code), tfie CITY with the
concurrence of the California Department of Transportation, ties been
designated to select a Federal -Aid Urban System in this CITY.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE rt RESOLVED AND ORDERED BY the City Council of
the City of Rancho Cucamorga, State of California, an fullowa:
Taut Carnelian Street tram State Routs Thirty (30) to convergence
with Vineyard Avenue and Vineyard Avenue from Carnelian Street to the
South City boundary be added to the Federal Aid Urban Systm.
Upon motion of Councilman _ . seconded by
Councilman , and the following roll call vote, to Vitt
AYES;
NOES:
ABSENT:
the foregoing resolution is hereby adopted.
Mayor
Rancho CUCasOnfa
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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! (;11Y OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
MEMORANDUM
DATE: SCPTENBER 6, 1978
TO: CITY IIANAGER AND MffJ4BERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: LLOYD HUBBS, CITY ENGINEER
SUBJECT: REQUCST FOR EXECUTION OF JOINT USE AGREClIENT NITII TILE SOUTIIERN
CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY IN CONJUNCTION TIMI DEVELOPMENT OF
TRACT NO. 9469
This agreement is necessitated by the jconstructlon of Palo Alto Street In
conjunction with the development of Tract No 9469 Thu portion of land
occupied by Palo Alto Street previously contained an casement in favor of
the Fdison Company for utility purposes. This agreement recognizes the
Edison Company's prior right to this area and would require the cost of
future utility relocations to be born by the City No relocation can be_ _
forseen a* this time.
RECOMBTNOATION:
Staff recommends execution of the agreement
Respectfully sub tt ed,
LIOY HOBS
CIt Engineer
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JOINT USE AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this
day of ' 19 , by and between SOUTHERAZA7,7iRFArM
EDISON , a corporation, hereinafter called "Company", and the
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, a municipal corporation of the State of
California, hereinafter called "City",
W I T N E S S E T R:
THAT WHEREAS Company is the owner in possession of
certain rights of way and casement(s) for electrical facilities
by virtue of the following easement rights:
Grant of Easement from Donald E. Peterson and Doris S.
Peterson, husband and wife, and Negley Pennell and E. Jean
Pennell, husband and wife, recorded as Instrument No, 498,
February 21, 1958 in Book 4443, page 519, of Official Records
in the office of the County Recorder of the County of San
Bernardino, State of California,
hereinafter referred to as "Company's easement "; and
WHEREAS City has acquired easement rights for street
and highway purposes for the construction and /or improvement of
Palo Alto Street in said City, County of San Bernardino, State
of California, hereinafter referred to as "highway right of way ",
as shown on the print attached hereto, marked "Exhibit A" and
hereby made a part hereof which said highway right of way is
subject to Company's easements and
WHEREAS Company's facilities as now installed and
located on said highway riqht of way will interfere with or obstruct
the construction, reconstruction, maintenance or use of said street
or highway, and City desires to eliminate such interference or
obstructions
NOV THEREFORE, In consideration of the premises and the
mutual covenants herein contained, Company and City do hereby agree
as follows:
The location of Company's easement insofar as it now
lies withii the said highway right of way, be, and it hereby is,
changed to the strip of land within said highway right of way,
hereinafter referred to as "new location ", shown on the blue line
print marked "Exhibit A ", attached hereto and made a par): hereof.
Company agrees to rearrange, relocate and reconstruct
within said new location, any of its facilities heretofore or now
installed pursuant to Company's easement within said highway right
of way, and Company does hereby agree to quitclaim that portion of
Company's easement which affects said highway right of way within
sixty (60) dayL after the execution of this agreement by City and
Company. Company hereby consents to the construction, reconstruction,
maintenance or use by City of a street or highway over, along and
upon Company's easement, both in the old location and in the new
location within said highway right of way, upon and subject to
the terms and conditions herein contained.
Joint Use Agreement
S.C.E.Co., a Corp., and the
City of Rancho Cucamonga,
a municipal corporation of the State of California
City acknowledges Company's title to Company's easement
in said new location and the priority of Company's title over the
title of City in said new location. Company has and reserves the
right and easement to use, in common with the public'i use of said
street or highway, .aid new location for all of the purposes for
which Company's easement was acquired, without nee& for any further
permit or permission fr..m City. Except in emergencies, Company
sha11 give reasonable notice to City before performing any work
on Company's facilities in said new location where such work will
obstruct traffic. In all cases, Company shall exercise due care
for the protection of the traveling publtc.
In the event that the future use of said highway right
of way shall at any time or times necessitate a rearrangement,
relocation, reconstruction or removal of any of Company's fat lities
then existing in said new location, and City shall notify Company in
writing of such necessity and agree to reimburse Company on demand
for its costs incurred In complying with such notice, Company will
provide City with pla.;a of its proposed rearrangement and an estimate
of the cost thereof, .nd upon approval of such plans by City, Company
will promptly proceed to effect such rearrangement, relocation,
reconstruction or removal. Company shall exercise due care for the
protection of the traveling public. No further permit or permission
from City for such rearrangement, relocation or reconstruction shall
be required and City will (1) enter into a Joint Use Agreement on
the same terms and conditions as are herein set forth covering any
such subsequent relocation of Company's facilities within said
highway rights of way, (2) provide executed document(s) granting
to Company a good and sufficient easement or easements over private
property if necessary to replace Company's easement or any part
thereof., and (3) reimburse Company for any costs which it may be
required to expend to acquire such easement or easements, provided
it is mutually agreed in waiting that Company shall acquire such-
easement or easements.
City agrees to reimburse Company for any loss Company
may suffer because of any lack of or defect in City's title to said
new location or any subsequent location within said highway right
of way, or in the title to any easement provided by City over private
property, to which Company relocates its facilities pursuant to the
provisions hereof, and City agrees that if Company is ever required
to relocate its facilities because of any such lack of or defect
in title, City shall reimburse Company for the cost of relocating
its facilities and any other reasonable costs arising therefrom,
such as, but not limited to, costs to acquire any right of way
required for such relocation. City shall not reimburse Company
for any loss caused by Company's own fault or negligence,
Except as expressly set forth herein, this agreement
shall not in any way alter, modify or terminate any provision of
Company's easement. Both City and Company shall use said new
location in such a manner as not to interfere unduly with the rights
of the other. Nothing herein contained shall be construed as a
release or waiver of any claim for compensation or damages which
Company or City may now have or may hereafter acquire resulting
from the construction of additional facilities or the alteration
of existing facilities by either City or Company in such a manner
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Joint Use Agreement
S.C.E.CO., a corp., and the
City of Rancho Cucamonga,
a municipal corporation of the State of California
as to cause an unreasonable interference with the use of said new
location by the other party. City agrees that Company's facilities
shall not be damaged by reason of the construction, reconstruction
or maintenance of said street or highway, by the City or its
contractors, and that, if necessary, City will protect Company's
facilities against any such damage, at City's expense.
Company shall have the right to trip or top any tree or
trees which may grow in said new location in said highway right of
way, and which in the opinion of Company may endanger or interfere
with the proper operation or maintenance of Company's facilities,
to the extent necessary to prevent any such interference or danger.
This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be
binding upon the Company and the City and their respective successors
and aaaigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this
agreement to be executed in duplicate by their respective officers
thereunto duly authorized, as of the day and year herein first above
written.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY
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M E M O R A N D U M
DATE: SEPTEMBER 1, 1978
TO: CITY COUNCIL
FPI):I: LAUREN It WASSENHAN
SUBJECT: PROPERTY DAMA;E CLAIM
The City ins received a letter from the insurance adjuster which represents
the City concerning a claim filed by Pam Wilson Mrs Wilson was involved
in an accident on Hellman Avenue on June 7 near the intersection of Sixth
Street and Hellman, where she struck a large hole In the roan which was
filled with water The impact caused her to lose control of her vehicle
While Mrs Wilson was not seriously injured, the repair bill on liar vehicle
was $713 50.
The insurance adjuster has recommended since Mrs. Wilson has filed a complaint
against the City, the City reimburse her for the amount of vehicle damage
Mrs Wilson has indicated that If the City does not pay, she will neck
remedy In small claims court. The recommendation of our insurance adjustere
1s that this particular claim be paid In the amount of $713 50. Unfor-
tunately the amount of the claim is less than the deductible applicable
under our insurance policy Therefore, it will be necessary for us to
appropriate the Honey from the contingency account
RECOMMODATI04: It is recommended that a check in the amount of $713 50 be
made payable to Pamela J Nilson for vehicle damage sustained In an accident
on June 7, 1978. This item will appear with the bills paid on the next
warrant when the City Council meets on September 6, 1978. If you have any
questions prior to the meeting, please contact me
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The above captioned assignment to acknowlstgsd by this, oar invastigatton
and closing report.
ASRIMen a COVERM 11
Your policy OI.A 501413. effective 11/20/77 -78, ptavides Ft /PO cover to thn
City of Rancho CueanC*ea subject to a deductible. the xwonat of which in not
known.by this office.
OCCURxSKCE
On June 7, 1978, at approximately 10145 A.M., the claimant, alone in hat
autoaobile, "a dtivi*x north on Hall... Avs. and at the 1nb +.o:rrfnn of
6th St., struck a large bola to the road which was filled with water. This
tensed bar to late content and the vehicle spun are"I to her left sad struck
the high concrete turbine an the net arde of Lallans.
The driver, drr. Panels Villas, was shaken up but otbetelae not Injured. Ko-
tensive damage psoited to t6s vehicle.
Ti support of the facts, we ntteth dialtrnn of the scctl.nt arena, topntber with
two ptntox of the scene and two of the rdverse vehicle red xt+rer.ene tare* from
sdvrree driver Panel* J. Wileoo Mra. Jones V£LOa7, eo•a 7l, 9192 Arrav Highway,
Cucamonga, Calif., phone (714) 987 -4372.
Te eamaesrd the resid"to at the seridevt seer• and 3oexted ens pMtl£n Vatro,
9272 Tlrkwood, Cecaaoots, Calif. Be heard the cra7 t,jusped ever rho back £seta
of his property and wort to the adverue driver.
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L Sefonud as that this lscse bola In the intersection had existed for several
moths and although plastic road cones would be placed to mark the hole, these
would be either knocked out by vehicles and /or be removed by children but moat
of the time the bola was not markod.
The read surface is concrete and has several patches of blacktop. Hellman Ave.
has high curbs sod more or lose is "ad as a drain scat and the road always ban
r• -• "estate enter an St.
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Pamela Aileen, ago 21, driver and sole occupant in the vehicle, was shaken up
but otherwise not injured. the does not present a gI laim.
it vehicle, a 1977 Dodge Haul Tan sustained damage to :'.r right front end, both
being cawed by Impact with the L,t- In the read sad mica the high curbing wherO
she slid Into after the Impact witu the bolt.
At time of assignment, we ware pravided with a poor copy of a Foothill Auto eddy
repair estimate In the amount of $312.42. ddditional repairs costing $36o.13
are asesoom.
We checked the astimata ever against the damage and we would say the total cost
of rwrairs to the aunt of $713.37 is reasonable and In order.
u.5 Mrs. idle*% has matt a formal claim against the City of gaucho Cucamonga, receiving
bar letter on July 11, 1976, the Is aware that the matter must be settled or a
Someone i Complaint be filed within 100 days from the accident date. ghe Informs
that if paymsat In full is not forthcoming within the next two weeks, she will
file a Small Claim gammons.
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The claim as presented by Kr■.11ilsse is reasonable and in ardor, however, to less
than the deductible applicable mater your policy.
We provide Copy of this report to Covington 4 Crowe, the City attorneys for the
City of Dancho Cucamouss and we would recommend that they fellow with the claimant
sod offset c TO settlement with thin.
As this will conclude our bandling, we cents activity and close our file with
submission of this report. Our service Invoice to attached.
Thank you for this assignment.
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Tours very truly,
F. i. I COAST ADJUGTUS
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City of Rancho Cucamonga
Post Office Box 793
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Re: Linda Rebecca Mendias
D /A: August 4, 1978
Dear Sir:
I enclose original and two copies of claim is the
above - captioned matter for your further handling,
on behalf of our client, Linda Rebecca Mendfas,
I look forward to an early response in this matter,
Thank you,
Very truly yours,
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REFER ANSWEk TO..
IAEL SMITH
15 Wilshire
(213) 828 -5678
Telephone Num her
LINDA REBECCA DIE.•OIAS 13630 Foster Street, Apt b20
• Name of Claimant Address of Claimant
Baldwin Park, California
. Cat y, State and Zip Code � „, __,.___ .... __._
WIlmem did damage or injury occur (Give exact date and hour)
august 4. 1978 at 9:45 P M
IyAerz •Ito ow n,wgr ur injury oca ur>
Turner Boulevard near the intersection of Hemlock. City of Rancho Cucamonga,
'County of San Bernardino
63ovw wbd damage or .nfury occury (Give full details) Plaintiff was proceeding southbou
mn Turner Boulevard at approximately 7801 Turner Blvd ;the road nartowed without
gtrrpious warning or signs, causing the plaintiff's automobile to strike a curb on
tthe southwest side of Turner Blvd which in turn caused the automobile to jerk
wlvlently, throwing the claimant about in the car and causing her to strike her
Bread and body against objects in the car
3! hat garttculxr Art or Omr, it it — on Ihr TI ,f
anJury or damaee+ Failing to advise of a roatien nrovin in n, lobviotis lv t
situation where the if htin is g t�anFcrous
lighting poor and the asohalt is black
'NShat dart,wgr or nn,rnrs d, vuu alw,m rr u,tt r,l +The r:t crnhlie I was driv Lng Suffered
Mama -gc to the tight front severing the tire from the automobile resulting in damn
,Of .approximately $1,000 known at this time to repair In addition, I suffered
Injuries to lag back, and head
'Whattom do tou claim on account vi each item of m'n,n or damage"
Y =operty damage - minim, $1 Ono
Personal injuries - S15 000
Other �drtatls, (Names and Addresses of Wto.•s -,... i).. to,v .,nd Ilusptals)
Raiser Hospital Emil T Ilartinez M,D
9400 Rosecrans Avenue Physician and Surgeon
Bellflower, California 1150 :1 Ilac ienda Blvd
La Puente California 91744
1 am attempting to locate witnesses at this time In the area on the issue of
1kmowledge and the existence of the dangerous condition I am aware of Sally Hall
at 7801 Turner Ave Cucamonga Calif ,(as a vitne.s at this time ,
, la,ma,n LLIDA RF.SF.CCA EPIU.A
3 WRITE roPIES MUST IIE t•ILED WITH THIS Ul f•lt F:
PINK COPY FUR \•OUR RECURUS
Sitm 72 of the Penal Code provides- "Every person who, with intent to defraud, per +,•nln
allowance or for payment to any state board or officer, or to any county, tnw n, '11$.
rse or fraudulent claim. bill officer
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IItCONPUNATEU A1lY
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NAME: JASPER STREET - 447350 SB
'IoNOM.S. W78 -0194 - Rancho Cucamonea
This is to certify that the interest in
real property conveyed by the within in-
strument to the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
a city incorporated under the laws of the
State of California, to hereby accepted
by order of the City Council, and the
grantee consents to the recordation thereof
by its duly authorized officer.
Dated: _
By: _
Lloyd Hubbs
City Ennincer ASSESSOR
For
Recording requested by GRANT OF EASEHENT
the City Council '^(ROAD)
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When recorded return to:
Transportation Departwrnt -
hereby GRANT(S) to the CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, incorporated undet the lave of the State of California, an EASEMENT for HIGHWAY
and ROAD PURPOSES over, under and across the teal property in the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
County of San Bernardino, State of California, described as follows:
Those portions of Lot 7, Block 20, CUCAMONGA HOMES -EAD ASSOCIATIOW, as per map recorded
in Book 6 of Maps, Page 46, Records of San Bernardino County, described as follows:
PARCEL NO. 1 (JASPER STRFF.T)
A strip of land 33 00 feet vide bounded as follows:
On the West by the centerline of Jasper Street. 40 00 feet vide:
On the East by a line that Is parallel with and 33.00 feet East, measured at right -
dngles, frUM said Lenterllne of Jasper Street;
On the North by the North line of said tat 7, said North line being also the South line
of Nineteenth Street, as shown on said CUCA104C.A IIOIICSTEAD ASSOCIATION MAP;
And on the South by a line that is parallel with and 330 00 feet South, measured at
right angles, from the North line of said Lat 7
E.CCEPTINC any portion thereof lying within Jasper Street, as previously conveyed to the
County of San Bernardino for road purposes
PARCEL NO. 2
A triangular shaped parcel of land bounded as follows:
On the Went by the East line of said Parcel No 1;
On the North by the North line of said Lot 7;
And on the Southeast by the arc of a curve concave to the Southeast and having a radius
of 20.00 feat, sold curve being tangent to the East line of said Parcel No. I and tangent to
the North line of sold Lot 7
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11. Explain a `YES- answer to items 9 or 10 on on ahachment which shall be doenuA part of this application.
12. Applicant agrees (a) that any manager employed in on•sahs Ikented premises .I8 have all the rpeRRmtione of a licensee, and
(b) that he wg: mat rlolaro or cause w permit to be violated am of the arovidans of the Alcoholic Saver.. Control Art.
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INTER - OFFICE MEMO
DATE August 31, 1978
FROM JOSEPH P COLLEY, Land Devel. Engr. PHONE 383_2502
Transportation Department
TO LLOYD HUBBS, City Engineer
City of Rancho Cucamonga
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SUBJECT HATTERS 10 BE CONSIOERED 9Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CIh7AMONCJI
FOR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEHSER 6, 197E
j This item is forwarded to you for your presentation to the City Council:
TRACT 9255, Accept Roads and Release Bonds (City of Rancho Cucamonga)
Located on the north side of Sixth
Street between Helldwn Avenue and -
', Archibald Avenue
Owner: Lusk /Walton Cucamonga
17550 Gillette
Irvine, California 92714
Performance Bond (Water): $31,000.00 Surety
Performance Bond (Sewer): $34,000.00 Surety
Note: The road construction has been approved as being in
accordance with the Road Improvement Plans and it is
recommended that the roads be accepted The improvements
include curb and gutter, Paving, sidewalks, walls and street
signs
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INTER - OFFICE MEMO
DATE August 31, 1978
FROM JOSEPH P. COLLEY, Land Devel. Engr. PHONE 383 -2502
Transportation Department
TO LLOYD HUBBS, City Engineer
City of Rancho Cucamonga
SUBJECT HATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAHONGA
FOR CITY COUNCIL HEFTING OF SEPTEMBER 6. 1978
This item is forwarded to you for your pr tation to the city council:
TRACT 8815, Accept Roadsand Release Bonds (City of Rancho Cucamonga)
Located on the east side of Turner _
Avenue between Baseline and Church -
Street
Owner: Kent Land Company
17681 Sky Park North
Irvine, California
Performance Bond (Water): $38.000.00 Surety
Performance Bond (Sewer): $20,000 00 Surety
Note: The road construction has been approved as being in
accordance with the Road Improvement Plans and it is recom-
mended that the roads be accepted The improvements include
curb a•i gutter, paving, sidewalks, walls and street signi.
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BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
In the Platter of the Claim of ; CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
RANDY LEE LANE, '
I Government Code §910
Claimant. I
TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA:
I, the undersigned, present this claim as a person acting on
behalf of RANDY LEE LANE, the claimant:
A. The address of the claimant is: 13108 Summit Avenue,
Etiwanda, California.
B The address to which I want notices regarding this
claim to be sent is:
La -, Offices of WILLIAM M. SHERNOFF, A Professional
Corporation, 666 South Indian Hill Boulevard, suite 102,
Claremont, California 91711.
C The date of the event giving rise to this claim is
June 1, 1978, and it occurred as follows:
(1) On the above date, claimant RANDY LEE LANE was
riding a 1971 Harley Davidson motorcycle, California License
Number 706469, in a westbound direction on Base Line Avenue,
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2 approximately 1 5 miles west of Redwood Avenue, in the City of
3 Rancho Cucamonga, County of San Bernardino, State of California.
4 (2) Prior to and on said date, the County of San
5 Bernardino designed, constructed, improved, worked on, and con -
6 trolled the public street and highway known as Base Line Avenue,
7 approximately 1 5 miles west of said Redwood Avenue
8 (3) On said date, and prior thereto, the public stree
9 and highway was in a dangerous condition that created a sub -
10 stantial risk of the type of injury hereinafter alleged when the
o_ 11 property was used in a manner that was reasonably foreseeabl-e, ii
op• 12 that there was a dirt mound on said Base Line Avenue, but there
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15 person using due care
�.:1 16 (4) On said date, RANDY LEE LANE, while driving his
17 1971 Harley Davidson motorcycle, as a result of the dangerous
18 condition of said Base Line Avenue, was proximately caused to
19 strike and collide with said dirt mound, thereby causing the
20 injuries and damages hereinafter described.
21 D. The injuries and damages sustained by claimant, so far
22 as they are known at this time, are massive head injuries.
23 E The names of the public employees involved with the
24 creation of the dangerous condition and the failure to take
25 measures to protect against it are unknown at this time.
26 F. The amount claimed as of this date, including the
27 estimated amount of prospective injury and damage, insofar as it
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A Professional Corporation
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PROOF CF SERVICE BY MAIL
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
I am a citizen of the United States and a resident of
the county aforesaid) I an over the age of eighteen years
and not a party to the within - entitled actions my business
address is:
Law Offices of
WILLIAM M. SMERNOFF,
A Professional Corporation
666 South Indian Hill, Suite 102
Claremont, California 91711
On August 29, 1978 , 1 served the within - entitled
document:
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES Code 5910
on the parties in said action, by placing a true copy thereof
enclosed in a sealed envelope with postage thereon fully pre-
paid, in the United States post office mail bo): at Claremont,
California, addressed as follows:
CLERK OP THE CITY COUNCIL
City of Rancho Cucamonga
City Hall
P.O. Box 793
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
I certify (or declare), under the penalty of perjury,
that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed on August 29, 1978, at Claremont, California.
DEBORAH L ROSS
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INTER - OFFICE MEMO
DATE Auguat 9, 1978
FROM JOSEPH P COLLEY, Land Development EnSincer Ent 2502
Transportation Department
TO Leon Reid
Building 6 Safety
SUBJECT Foothill Blvd, Rancho Cucaronga
Plot Plan 82 -81
Please be advised that nacuritiee have been posted by Ronald Cray
for the construction of road triprovements on Foothill Blvd in
Rancho Cucamonga.
,JOSEPH P. COLLEY
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cc: C. Tomlinson, Surveyors
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County of San Banadmo
PUBLIC WORMS AM
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City of Rancho Cucamonga
Attn: Lloyd Hubbs -City Engineer
9340 Baseline Unit-A
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Dear Mr. Hubbs: Re: Tracts 9083-3, 9451, 9 287 c 9595
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Please place the following Item• on the agenda for the City of RanURO Cuce *onga City
f Council Meeting of September 6, 1978: _ - -
' Tract 9083 -3 - Lying west of Archibald Avenue and north of Arrow Route
Subdivider: Clarence E. Minnerly
Request 'Ity Council release $3,200.00 to Clarence E Minnerly,
{ 6151 Cent.ry Blvd., Suite 1104, Los Angeles, CA 90045.
Certificate froIi Carleton W. Lockwood, Engineer, Indicates that
•` all final monuments have been set and he has been paid in Full
Tract 9451 - Lying southwesterly of Baseline and Ramona Avenue
Subdivider: Royal Oak Homes
' Request City Council release $2,200.00 to Royal Oak Homes,
2731 W Lincoln, Anaheim, CA 92803 Certificate from Ronald
D Britman, Surveyor, Indicates that all final monument• have
been set and he has been paid In full
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Tract 9287 - Lying northeasterly of Carneilan Street and Lemon Avenue
Subdivider: Crowell - Leventhal, Inc.
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Request City Council release $3,200.00 to Crowell- Leventhal
a Inc., 1260 W Foothill Blvd , Upland, CA 91186 Certificate
from Ronald W Martin, Engineer, indicates that all final
.,e monuments have beet set and he has been paid In full
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ROBEAT A COVINC. TO U..d ul S.wmu,
Cwn„ AJ,N. q,11"' ON... NA12EWITII �AII, O�pr.l DANIEL D MIAESELL Low DnNn
JOAN \f O[IVlA N D, Adnwwu tw Cnrinv' DENNIS HANSDE RGER Thud Onoel
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Re: Tracts 9083 -3, 9451, 9287 6 9595
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August 28, 1978
Tract 9595 - Lying northeasterly of Carnellan Street and Banyan Street'.
Subdivider: Gary G Miller
Request City Council release $2,000.00 to Gary G Miller -,
23625 E. Maple Springs, Olamond Bar, CA 91765 Certificate
From Robert R Andreasen, Engineer, Indicates that all final
monuments have been set and he has been paid In full
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Very truly yours,
EUGENE P ENE
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CL UDE D TOMLINSON, Deputy
Land Development Division
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