2016-09 - La Palma

CITY MANAGER’S OFFICE
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT 2016-09
March 3, 2016
TO:
La Palma City Council
FROM:
Laurie A. Murray, City Manager
In This Week’s Report
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Read Across America 
Another 75,000sf Leased in La Palma’s Industrial Area 
Submission of Annual Reports (w\Attachments) 
CAB Meeting Agenda & Draft Minutes Available (w\Attachments) 
Armed Robbery at Walgreens 
Residential Burglary Resulting From an Unlocked Car 
Personnel Activity 
Agenda Planning Guide Other Attachments & Correspondence from Other Organizations
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City Council Monthly Calendar of Events
Proclamation Presented
LOCC News
OCFA News
OCTA Newsletter
OCWD Newsletter
La Palma in the News
City Manager’s Office News
Read Across America: On Tuesday, the world celebrated the birthday of Dr. Seuss and across the
country community members were invited to read to students at their local schools. I was honored to
read to a sixth grade class and a third grade class at Los Coyotes Elementary School. In fact, I read
Freckle Juice to the sixth graders, a book I had purchased at a book fair when I was in sixth grade, (and
as I was reminded - yes I know that was a very long time ago). I was pleased to hear that the book is
still in publication and many of the students had read it.
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March 3, 2016
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Community Development Department News
Another 75,000sf Leased in La Palma’s Industrial Area: ThyssenKrupp Materials NA, Inc. has
leased 75,000 square feet of light industrial space at 6842 Walker Street. The space was formerly
occupied by Jaken who vacated the location just after the New Year. ThyssenKrupp Materials is a
German based company that is a leading North American distributor of production materials and a
provider of integrated service solutions. The company is staffed by over 2,900 employees and has
annual sales of $2.5 billion internationally. The La Palma location will be a warehousing and distribution
center for its products. According to Director of Distribution, John H. Grasmeyer, the La Palma
warehouse will have approximately 12 employees working at this location. For more about
ThyssenKrupp Materials NA, Inc. see http://www.tkmna.com/tkmna/about/index.html
Submission of Annual Reports (w\Attachments): The City is mandated to submit Annual Progress
Reports (APRs) regarding the implementation of its General Plan and its Housing Element to the State
Office of Planning and Research and to the State Office of Housing and Community Development. The
Annual Progress Reports must be submitted by April 1st of each year for the preceding calendar year.
The City Council approved the Annual Progress Reports at their March 1, 2016, meeting and the
Community Development Department has submitted the attached approved reports to the required
State Agencies.
Community Services Department News
CAB Meeting Agenda & Draft Minutes Available (w\Attachments): Attached are the Tuesday,
March 8, 2016, Agenda for the Regular Meeting of CAB along with the Draft Minutes of the Tuesday,
February 9, 2016 regular meeting.
Police Department News
Armed Robbery at Walgreens: On March 2, 2016, at about 8:50 p.m., LPPD received a 911 call from
Walgreens located at 5961 La Palma Avenue regarding an armed robbery that just occurred. Officers
immediately responded but could not locate the suspect in the area. The suspect approached the store
manager at the counter and produced a handgun from his pants pocket. The suspect demanded money
and threatened that he would shoot everyone in the store. The suspect fled the location with cash from
the business. No vehicle was seen and no one was injured during the incident.
The suspect is described as a black male, 35-40 years of age, 5-07 with a heavy build, wearing a gray
beanie hat, grey long sleeved shirt, and blue jeans. Responding officers were able to obtain the
surveillance video from the business but the suspect has not been identified.
Residential Burglary Resulting From an Unlocked Car: On March 2, 2016, at about 5:30 a.m.,
Officers responded to a residence in the 7200 block of Monterey Lane regarding a residential burglary.
The investigation revealed that at approximately 5:00 a.m., the victim discovered his unlocked truck that
was parked in his driveway had been rummaged through and the garage door opener was missing.
The victim checked his home surveillance video cameras and discovered that at approximately 1:40
a.m. that morning, an unknown male suspect entered his unlocked truck and took the garage door
opener along with some documents.
Later at about 4:30 a.m., the same suspect returned with the victim’s garage door opener and entered
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March 3, 2016
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the garage by using the remote. In the victim’s garage, the suspect stole a duffle bag containing four
handguns.
Citywide News
Personnel Activity
Position
Police Officer (Eligibility List)
Per Diem Dispatcher
Police Services Aide
Police Dispatcher
Administrative Services Director
Recreation Leader/Sr. Recreation Leader
Sr. Recreation Leader Day Camp Counselor
Status
Candidates in backgrounds
Applications being reviewed
Closed February 28; Applications being reviewed
Internal Recruitment Closes March 13
Candidate in medical background
Closes March 6
Closes March 6
Agenda Planning Guide
(All meetings start at 7:00 p.m., unless otherwise indicated)
Items listed on the planning guide are tentative and subject to move to different dates
March 15
Fiscal Year 2015-16 Mid Year Budget
Adjustments
First and Second Quarter Financial Reports FY
2015-16
Study Session: Long Term Financial
Plan/Fiscal Status/Budget Priorities/Draft
Budget (Overall Picture)/Capital Improvement
Program
March 22 – Special Budget Workshop
April 5
Presentation of Proposed FY 2016-17 Budget
Precise Plan Amendment – 5418 La Palma
Precise Plan Amendment – Gateway Tower
2016 Street Closures – City Special Events
Planning Commission - Eliminate Planning
Commission/Designate City Council as
Planning Agency
April 12 – Special Budget Workshop (if
necessary)
April 19
Budget Questions
Precise Plan Amendment – 6811 Walker
Precise Plan – Ozawa Subdivision
Introduction/First Reading - Eliminate Planning
Commission/Designate City Council as
Planning Agency
May 3
Adoption of FY 2016-17 Budget
Cash and Investment Reports as of 3/31/16
Third Quarter Operations Report – FY 15/16
Adoption/Second Reading - Eliminate Planning
Commission/Designate City Council as
Planning Agency
Weekly Report
March 3, 2016
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
Please tell Crystal which of the following activities you will be attending and if you would like assistance
in registering for any upcoming event.
Date
Saturday
March 12
Wednesday
March 16
Thursday
March 24
Wednesday
April 6
Tuesday
April 19
Friday
April 22
Tuesday
April 26
Saturday
April 30
Event Information
Known
Attendees
Garden Grove Chamber Annual Gala Dinner and Awards, 12681 Harbor Blvd.,
Garden Grove, 5:30 – 9:30 p.m.
OC Fair Groundbreaking Ceremony for Heroes Hall, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa,
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Los Alamitos Police Appreciation Awards Luncheon, 5660 Orangewood Ave.,
Cypress, 11:15 a.m.
Cerritos Mayoral Transition, 18125 Bloomfield Avenue, 7:00 p.m.
Orange State of the City, Chapman University Sandhu Conference Room, 571
N. Grand St., 11:30 a.m.
HB Chamber Economic Conference, Hyatt Huntington Beach Resort & Spa, 8:15
a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Arbor Day Celebration, Central Park, 4:00 p.m.
Los Coyotes Talent Show, Multi Purpose Room, 6:00 p.m.
State of the City, Central Park, Royal Palm Room, 7:00 p.m.
Fullerton Donate Life Run Walk Event, Cal State Fullerton, 7:00 a.m. - Noon
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
LA PALMA COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES & BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE
TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 2016
6:30 P.M.
La Palma City Council Chambers
7822 Walker Street, La Palma
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CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL:
Committee Members
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 9, 2016
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS:
Time has been reserved at this point in the Agenda for persons wishing to speak on any item, which is not listed on the
Agenda. Law prohibits the Community Activities & Beautification Committee from taking action on such oral comments.
The matter will automatically be referred to staff for appropriate action or will be placed on the Agenda of a future
Committee meeting. Matters listed on the Agenda may be addressed at the time they are before the Community Activities
& Beautification Committee for discussion.
AGENDA ITEMS:
1. Arbor Day
2. Memorial Day
3. Concerts in the Park
COMMITTEE COMMUNICATIONS:
NEXT MEETING DATE: TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 2016
ADJOURNMENT
NOTE: As a general rule, staff reports or other written documentation have been prepared or organized with respect to
each item of business listed on the Agenda. Copies of these materials are on file in the Recreation & Community Services
Department Administrative offices, located in Central Park at 7821 Walker Street, during regular business hours 7:30 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. If you have any questions regarding any item of business on the Agenda for this
meeting, or any of the staff reports or other documentation relating to any Agenda item, please contact Cindy Robinson,
Staff Liaison, at (714) 690-3350.
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, you
should contact the Office of the City Clerk at (714) 690-3300. Notification by noon on Monday, January 11, 2016 will
enable the City to make reasonable accommodations to ensure accessibility to this meeting.
MINUTES OF THE LA PALMA
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES & BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEETING
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2016
CALL TO ORDER: Chair M. Goodman called the meeting of the La Palma Community
Activities & Beautification Committee (CAB) to order at 6:33 p.m. on Tuesday, February
9, 2016 in the Council Chambers of La Palma City Hall, 7822 Walker Street, La Palma,
California.
ROLL CALL:
Committee Members Sally Alvis, Alta Duke, Marshall Goodman, Noel Lew, Kathy
present:
Peters and Jane Rippee
Committee Members Pat Craig, Jonathan Dhauw, and Nitesh Patel
absent:
City Officials present: Cindy Robinson, Community Services Supervisor, and jaNell
Adams, Recreation Coordinator
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Duke moved to approve with the following amendments minutes of the CAB Committee
meeting held December 8, 2016; S. Alvis seconded the motion. Motion passed with 6 yes
votes.
AGENDA ITEMS:
1. COMMITTEE REORGANIZATION
A. Selection of Committee Chair and Vice Chair
Community Services Supervisor Cindy Robinson briefly explained the nomination
and election process. She then opened the floor for nominations for 2016 Chair. J.
Rippee nominated N. Lew; M. Goodman seconded the nomination; N. Lew accepted
the nomination. The nominations were closed, voting ensued and N. Lew received 6
yes votes. N. Lew then switched seats with former Chair M. Goodman and continued
the meeting by opening nominations for Vice-Chair. J. Rippee nominated M.
Goodman; A. Duke seconded the nomination; M. Goodman accepted the
nomination. M. Goodman nominated A. Duke; J. Rippee seconded the nomination;
A. Duke accepted the nomination but then withdrew her acceptance. The
nominations were closed, voting ensued and M. Goodman received 6 yes votes.
2. SUBCOMMITEE APPOINTMENT
A. HOME SPOTLIGHT
i. Selection of Chair/Committee
Chair: N. Lew
Committee: K. Peters and J. Rippee
Community Activities and Beautification Committee Meeting
February 9, 2016
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B. ARBOR DAY
i. Selection of Chair/Committee
Chair: K. Peters
Committee: S. Alvis, A. Duke and M. Goodman
C. MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY
i. Selection of Chair/Committee
Chair: A. Duke
Committee: S. Alvis, J. Rippee and N. Lew
D. CONCERTS IN THE PARK
i. Selection of Chair/Committee
Chair: J. Dhauw
Committee: M. Goodman, A. Duke, N. Lew
E. HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING
i. Selection of Chair/ Committee
Committee agreed to select Subcommittee during the September
meeting.
3. HOME SPOTLIGHT
A. Selection of 2015 Spring Home Spotlight
Supervisor C. Robinson explained with the reduction of (3) three Mosaic per year the
Home Spotlight award would also be awarded (3) times a year. The home spotlight
will be selected in February for the summer Home Spotlight, May for the Fall Home
Spotlight and September for the Winter Spotlight.
K. Peters and N. Lew both presented one home each for the Summer Home Spotlight
award. Voting ensued and 5181 Ivywood was selected as the Home Spotlight
recipient.
4. ARBOR DAY
A. Subcommittee will meet on February 23, at 4 pm in the Fan Palm Room at
the Community Center.
5. MEMORIAL DAY
A. Subcommittee will meet on February 24, at 4 pm in the Fan Palm Room at
the Community Center.
6. CONCERTS IN THE PARK
A. Supervisor Robinson informed the Committee the City Council has given Staff
the direction to suspend the 2016 City’s Run f for Fun, (5) five of the (6) six
Community Activities and Beautification Committee Meeting
February 9, 2016
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2016 Concerts in the Park and 2016 La Palma Days. The (1) one Concert will
be held on Saturday, July 9th in conjunction with the Civic Expo and National
Night Out.
Discussion ensued over the concert budget and sponsorship program.
S. Alvis suggested contacting Dan Thomas for a potential band.
N. Lew suggested the band Ronnie and the Classic for a potential.
B. Subcommittee will meet on February 22, at 4 pm in the Fan Palm Room at
the Community Center.
COMMITTEE COMMUNICATIONS:
Supervisors Robinson informed Committee there were (3) three CAB members who have
been inactive and Staff have requested they be removed from the CAB Committee.
Pending City Council removal of Committee Members.
Discussion ensued about recruiting new CAB members.
N. Lew informed the Committee she had received a thank you letter for the military unit
stationed in Japan who CAB had collected Christmas cards and snacks and sent prior to
Christmas. She read the card aloud and thanked Committee for the support.
K. Peters and S. Alvis informed the Committee they will not be in attendance at for the
March CAB monthly meeting.
Chair M. Goodman adjourned the Community Activities and Beautification Committee
meeting at 7:26 P.M.
NEXT MEETING DATE: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 at 6:30pm in the La Palma City
Council Chambers
Chairperson
Attest:
Community Activities and Beautification Committee Meeting
February 9, 2016
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Secretary
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7:00pm City Council
Meeting (Council
Chamber)
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6:00pm CAB Committee
(City Council
Chambers)
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4:00pm AUHSD
Foundation Meeting
(District Campus, 501
7:00pm Development
Committee (Council
Chambers)
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7:00pm City Council
Mtg. (Council
Chambers)
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7:00pm City Council
Special
Meeting_Budget
Workshop (Central
Park, Royal Palm
Room) - City Council
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City Council
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8:30am Los Coyotes
Elementary - Read
Across America (MS)
(8122 Moody Street) City Council
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10:00am SCAG Energy
and Environment
10:30am SCAG
Subcommittees (711
12:30pm SCAG Regional
Council (711 S. Hope
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12:00pm OCFA Budget
& Committee
Meeting (1 Fire
5:00pm O.C. Sanitation
(FHRA) Committee
(10844 Ellis Avenue,
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11:00am SCAG MAGLEV
Mtg. (SCAG Office)
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9:00am Groundbreaking
Ceremony of Heroes
11:15am Los Alamitos
Police Appreciation
7:00pm Cerritos Mayoral
Transition (18125
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30
10:30am OCCOG (OCTA,
Conf. Rm. 103/104;
11:30am Orange State of
the City (571 N. Grand
6:00pm OCFA Exec. &
Brd. Comm. Mtg. (1
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City Hall Closed/Flex Day
5:30pm Garden Grove
Chamber Annual Gala
and Awards (12681
Harbor Blvd., Garden
Grove) - City Council
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19
25
26
3:00pm O.C. Vector
Control District
(13001 Garden Grove
Blvd.)
24
7:00pm O.C. Sanitation
District Board Mtg.
(10844 Ellis Ave.,
Fountain Valley)
Sa
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City Hall Closed/Flex Day
Apr 1
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3/3/2016 1:25 PM
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Meeting (Council
Chamber)
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Foundation Meeting
(District Campus, 501
Crescent Way,
Anaheim)
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6:00pm CAB Committee
(City Council
Chambers)
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8:15am HB Chamber
Economic Conference
(Hyatt Huntington
Beach Resort & Spa) City Council
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12:00pm OCFA Budget
& Committee
Meeting (1 Fire
5:00pm O.C. Sanitation
(FHRA) Committee
(10844 Ellis Avenue,
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6:00pm Traffic Safety
Committee Meeting
(Council Chambers)
City Council
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7:00pm State of the City
(GG, PK, MS) (Central
Park, Royal Palm
Room) - City Council
3:00pm O.C. Vector
Control District
(13001 Garden Grove
Blvd.)
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7:00pm O.C. Sanitation
District Board Mtg.
(10844 Ellis Ave.,
Fountain Valley)
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City Hall Closed/Flex Day
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11:00am SCAG MAGLEV
Mtg. (SCAG Office)
4:00pm Library Executive
& Finance Committee
(1501 E. St. Andrew Pl,
Santa Ana)
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4:00pm Arbor Day
Celebration (PK, MS)
(Central Park) - City
7:00pm City Council
Mtg. (Council
Chambers)
24
10:00am SCAG Energy
and Environment
10:30am SCAG
Subcommittees (711
12:30pm SCAG Regional
Council (711 S. Hope
Sa
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14
21
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10:30am OCCOG (OCTA,
Conf. Rm. 103/104;
600 S. Main St.,
6:00pm OCFA Exec. &
Brd. Comm. Mtg. (1
Fire Authority Road,
City Hall Closed/Flex Day
6:00pm Los Coyotes
Elementary School
Talent Show (8122
Moody Street)
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Run Walk Evnet (Cal
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CA Cities Advocate Issue #18: Senate Pro Tem de León Presents $2 Billion Homeless
Housing Funding Proposal to Senate Budget Committee, Cities Encouraged to
Complete Survey to Update Local Streets and Roads Assessment Needs, Webinar
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Senate Pro Tem de León Presents $2 Billion Homeless Housing Funding Proposal to
Senate Budget Committee
League Representative Testifies in Support
A parade of speakers lined up at a lengthy hearing of the Senate Budget Committee Thursday to support Senate leader
de León’s call for increased state funding for rapid rehousing and permanent supportive housing to respond to California’s
growing homelessness crisis.
Housing, Homelessness, Legilsation, Hot Bills, Assembly, Senate
Cities Encouraged to Complete Survey to Update Local Streets and Roads
Assessment Needs
Participate by March 18
The League of California Cities® is in the process of updating the California Statewide Needs Assessment study to help
with efforts to protect transportation funds and advocate for increased funding for local streets and roads maintenance.
Cities are urged to participate in the survey to update the data that was provided in 2014.
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Webinar Scheduled to Provide Help for Cities Addressing Homelessness
Registration is now open for a League-hosted webinar intended to provide cities with information on fundamental tools for
addressing homelessness at 2 p.m. on March 16.
Meetings and Events, Homelessness, Housing
2016 Municipal Finance Institute Call for Sessions
Deadline to Submit Proposals is April 8
The League of California Cities® is seeking session proposals for the 2016 Municipal Finance Institute being held Nov. 30–
Dec. 1 at the Monterey Marriott.
Meetings and Events, Fiscal Officers, Action Item
California City Solutions: Santa Barbara Creates Plan to Protect Pedestrian Safety in
Neighborhood Transportation Plan
This story is part of an ongoing series featuring Helen Putnam Award entries. The 2015 entries are available on the
League’s website as a resource for cities in a searchable database called California City Solutions. City of Santa Barbara’s
Eastside Neighborhood Transportation Management Plan was submitted in 2015 for the Public Works, Infrastructure, and
Transportation award category.
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CA Cities Advocate Issue #19: San Jose’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance Stands after
U.S. Supreme Court Declines Review, NLC to Host City Leaders during 2016
Congressional City Conference, League Continues to Have Concerns with CEQA
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San Jose’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance Stands after U.S. Supreme Court
Declines Review
The U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 29 declined to review California Building Industry Association v. City of San Jose, a
California Supreme Court decision affirming the constitutional validity of an inclusionary housing ordinance in the city of
San Jose.
Legal Updates, Housing
NLC to Host City Leaders during 2016 Congressional City Conference
The National League of Cities will hold its annual Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C. from March 5-9.
During the conference, participants from across the nation will engage and meet with U.S. Senate and House of
Representatives members and their staff to discuss federal policy issues of paramount importance to cities and local
governments.
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League Continues to Have Concerns with CEQA Guidelines Update Required by
2013’s SB 743
The League on Feb. 26 submitted comments to Gov. Jerry Brown’s Office of Planning and Research (OPR) on the Revised
Proposal on Updates to the CEQA Guidelines on Evaluating Transportation Impacts in CEQA. Although these have gone
through several drafts, the League continues to have serious concerns with the proposed CEQA Guidelines Update.
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CEQA, Environmental Quality
Call for 2016 Helen Putnam Entries
Submission Deadline is April 14
Each year the League of California Cities® honors outstanding work in member cities across the state through the League
Partner-sponsored Helen Putnam Awards for Excellence.
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Welcome to On the move
At its most recent meeting, the OCTA Board
unanimously approved the 2016 Bus Service Plan
designed to make the overall bus system more
efficient and to better meet community needs. In
addition, we launched the new, faster limited-stop
Route 64X between Huntington Beach and Tustin.
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OCTA Approves 2016 Bus Service Plan
At its most recent meeting on Feb. 22, the Board unanimously approved
recommendations for the 2016 Bus Service Plan.
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Orangethorpe Bridge Deck Pour Goes Smoothly
On Feb. 17, OCTA achieved a major milestone in the construction of the
Orangethorpe Bridge with the completion of the deck pour.
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Celebrating 20 Years: The 91 Express Lanes 2015 Annual Report
Now available online, the new annual report commemorates 20 years of on-time
performance as well as the significant milestones.
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Little Saigon Greets New Limited-Stop 64X Bus Service
At a celebration last month, the Westminster community of Little Saigon joined
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Tell Us How to Improve Transit and Traffic on Harbor Boulevard
Harbor Boulevard provides a vital north-south connection linking residents,
businesses, schools and visitor destinations.
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For a Whale of a Time, Ride Metrolink to the Festival
Join us to kick off the Festival of the Whales on Saturday, March 5, starting at
9:00 a.m. at the Tustin Metrolink Station.
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Celebrate the Swallows with a Free Metrolink Ride
This year, the 58th annual Swallows' Day Parade and Mercado will be held in
San Juan Capistrano on Saturday, March 12.
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Metrolink's $3 fare Offers Opportunity to Explore Oceanside
For just a few dollars, an Orange County Register reporter packed in a full day
of fun using Metrolink's new $3 station-to-station fare.
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Relax with Ocean Views on the Huntington Beach Bike Trail
Bordering the sand from Newport Beach to Sunset Beach, the Huntington
Beach Trail offers one of the most leisurely bike rides in Orange
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The story of how California passed the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act is an example of how what occurs “overnight” can be a
century in the making....Orange County Water District and the 1952 pump tax...
OCPW Receives Multiple Awards from American Society of Civil Engineers, OC Branch
OC Public Works - 02.23.2016
Four Orange County Public Works infrastructure projects were honored as industry-best projects in 2015 by the OC branch of the
ASCE...improvements include installation of pedestrian railing, construction of retaining walls on boths sides of roadway embankment
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Drought news
Drought hasn't been all bad—we've learned some things too, California water chief says
Los Angeles Times - 03.01.2016
Drought hasn't been all bad we've learned some things too, California water chief says It was the final Wednesday of a warm, dry
February, and...
Department Of Water Resources To Measure Sierra Snowpack On Tuesday
CBS Sacramento - 03.01.2016
...for that time of year. But a warm February has people in drought-stricken California concerned the heat could be melting the aboveaverage snowpack.
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California Reservoirs Are Dumping Water in a Drought, But Science Could Change That
SFGate - 02.29.2016
California Reservoirs Are Dumping Water in a Drought, But Science Could Change That There's a rule in California that may seem
bizarre in a drought-stricken...
A weak El Niño fails to end our water crisis
The Fresno Bee - 02.28.2016
...s not enough. The El Niño everyone was counting on to bail California out of the drought that has lingered for four years appears to
have wimped...
Dry February drops snowpack below normal, drought pushing toward fifth year
The Fresno Bee - 02.26.2016
...snowpack to below average levels, dashing hopes for an end to a drought that has gripped California for the last four years. The Kings
River...
Industry news
New Water Line Would Buoy SoCal
Los Angeles Business Journal - 02.26.2016
...and rain doesn t translate into greater water security for Southern California. Just recently, officials at the state Department of Water
Resources...
Regional water agency news
California falls below water-saving goal; some Orange County water districts still struggling
Orange County Register - 02.25.2016
...7 percentage points behind their 28 percent goal with one month to go. Seal Beach, Santa Ana, and the Golden State Water
Company West Orange,
About Orange County Water District (OCWD)
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approximately 2.4 million people. OCWD is a special district established by the California State Legislature in 1933 and
governed by a 10‐member board of directors. It is committed to enhancing Orange County’s groundwater quality and
reliability in an environmentally friendly and economical manner. The following cities utilize the groundwater basin
managed by OCWD: Anaheim, Buena Park, Costa Mesa, Cypress, Fountain Valley, Fullerton, Garden Grove,
Huntington Beach, Irvine, La Palma, Los Alamitos, Newport Beach, Orange, Placentia, Santa Ana, Seal Beach, Stanton,
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February 19, 2016
Flag Down – 11:43 a.m. – 5000 block of Orangethorpe Ave. – An officer assisted a citizen with a
vehicle by jump starting it.
Medical Aid – 1:42 p.m. – 4900 block of La Palma Ave. – A customer was reportedly having a
seizure. Police found the victim conscious and breathing. OCFA responded and the victim was
transported to the hospital.
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February 20, 2016
Counseling – 11:43 a.m. – 5200 block of Pembury Dr. – The caller stated that she bought a vintage
shirt from a subject via the internet, and she is now receiving threatening emails from the subject.
She requested that he be contacted and told to stop. The subject was contacted and advised not to
contact the reporting party anymore. Other matters were being handled through PayPal.
Extra Patrol Checks – 9:10 p.m. – 5000 block of La Palma Ave. – An employee reportedly received
a phone call from an unknown male subject who stated, “I’m going to ram my truck into the building
with all you Mexicans inside. This is a white town.” According to the employee, the subject sounded
like he had been drinking. Extra patrol checks were requested.
February 21, 2016
Counseling – 8:11 p.m. – 5400 block of Orangethorpe Ave. – The reporting party was contacted by
a male subject at the location, offering his used gift card with a $6 balance left on it. The reporting
party did not take the gift card and felt uncomfortable that her identity or credit card may have been
compromised. Police learned that the subject gave the reporting party 2 gallons for free gas, and
then offered to sell a $40 gas gift card for $0. The subject continued to sell gift cards to costumers
at other pumps. The reporting party was counseled.
Assist Outside Department – 10:30 p.m. – Walker/Twin Lakes (Cypress) – Cypress Police
Department requested assistance with an area check for property thrown out of a vehicle during a
pursuit, and all the Cypress units were busy on a felony traffic stop near DeLong. La Palma units met
with Cypress units on DeLong at Santa Margarita. Cypress officers eventually located one baggie.
February 22, 2016
Traffic Stop – 9:56 a.m. – 5100 block of New York Ave. (Cypress) – La Palma Police assisted
Cypress Police following a residential burglary call. One male subject was detained at gunpoint, and
a female subject ran inside a residence. A police helicopter and an Orange County Sheriff’s K-9 unit
assisted with the search. A resident reported that an unknown female was inside his residence. The
female was detained after she came out the front door.
Suspicious Subject – 7:08 p.m. – 5400 block of Festival Cir. – A male subject with a white sheet
reportedly rang the caller’s door bell and then sat on the porch swing. Police contacted the subject,
who stated that he was diabetic and didn’t know where he was. OCFA responded to the location, and
the subject was transported to the hospital.
February 23, 2016
Stray Animal – 7:39 a.m. – Moody/South – A stray black Labrador was reportedly in traffic.
SEACCA was notified to respond to the location.
Counseling – 11:05 a.m. – 8000 block of Dabny Ln. – The reporting party’s mother had passed
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away the night before, and several vehicles were parked in front of the residence. The reporting
party’s neighbor was harassing the reporting party for parking in front of their residence. Parties
counseled.
February 24, 2016
Disturbance (Family) – 5:23 a.m. – 5000 block of Toulouse Dr. – The reporting party’s son
reportedly attacked the reporting party for unknown reasons and was possibly under the influence.
Responding officers requested paramedics for the father, who was bleeding pretty badly. The son’s
girlfriend stated that she received a call from the subject, who reportedly asked her to pick up their
3-year-old child because he (the subject) had just beaten up his father. The subject was arrested for
assault/battery.
Citizen Assist – 5:31 p.m. – 5400 block of La Palma Ave. – An open man hole cover was reported
to the rear of a business, off the alley. It appeared the latch cover was broken, but they were able to
fix the man hole cover.
February 25, 2016
PDO – 7:11 a.m. – 7822 Walker St. (La Palma City Hall) – A Ford Mustang possibly damaged City
property by going over a cement stopper. The vehicle appeared to have damage to the
undercarriage.
Counseling – 2:47 p.m. – 7800 block of Sunflower Ln. – The caller had video surveillance of a
subject get out of a vehicle, walk to the back side of the mailboxes, and then drive off. The neighbor
found all four mailboxes standing open, but it was unknown if anyone was a victim. Police
determined that it was suspicious circumstances only and no actual crime had been committed.
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