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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING HERMOSA BEACH CITY COUNCIL
Wednesday, September 8, 1993 - Council Chambers, City Hall
MAYOR
Albert Wiemans
MAYOR PRO TEM
l'`/ Sam Y. Edgerton
COUNCILMEMBERS
Robert Benz
Robert Essertier
Kathleen Midstokke
Closed Session - 7:00 p.m
Interviews - 8:00 p.m.
CITY CLERK
Elaine Doerfling
CITY TREASURER
John M. Workman
INTERIM CITY MANAGER
Mary C. Rooney
CITY ATTORNEY
Charles S. Vose
All Council meetings are open to the public. PLEASE ATTEND.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4.7,1<y
ROLL CALL:
ADJOURNMENT TO CLOSED SESSION, for purpose of Personnel Matters,
Meet and Confer, Real Estate Negotiations, or Pending Litigation,
pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(a).
1.
RECONVENE REGULAR MEETING FOR PURPOSE OF INTERVIEWS FOR
APPLICANTS FOR DOWNTOWN BUSINESS AREA ENHANCEMENT DIS-
TRICT COMMISSION.
2. L.A. COUNTY LIFEGUARD & BEACH MAINTENANCE NEGOTIATIONS.
RECOMMENDATION THAT COUNCIL PROVIDE INPUT INTO THE
NEGOTIATING SUBCOMMITTEE 0,, -1A4. -L
3. OTHER MATTERS - CITY COUNCIL
Requests from Councilmembers for possible future agenda items:
Recommended Action: 1) Vote by Council whether to dis-
cuss this item; 2) refer to staff for a report back on a
future agenda; or 3) resolution of matter by Council
action tonight.
Request by Councilmember
parking on Aubrey Court.
Request by Councilmember
mitigation efforts.
Edgerton for reconsideration
Benz to discuss storm drain
(c) Request by Councilmember Benz for discussion on increas-
ing priority of parking configuration.
CITIZEN COMMENTS
Citizens wishing to address the Council on items within
the Council's jurisdiction may do so at this time.
Please limit comments to three minutes.
ADJOURNMENT
ROLL CALL:
MINUTES:
AGENDA
CLOSED SE88ION
HERMOSA BEACH CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1993
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1. Reading of minutes of Closed Session meeting held on August
10, 1993.
MATTERS OF MEET AND CONFER:
2. POA negotiations. Memorandum from Personnel Director Robert
Blackwood dated August 19, 1993.
MATTERS OF PERSONNEL:
3. City Manager selection process. Memorandum from Personnel
Director Robert Blackwood dated August 18, 1993.
4. Teamster negotiations. Oral report from Personnel Director
Robert Blackwood.
REAL ESTATE NEGOTIATIONS:
5. Vasek Polak Lot Swap/Sale. Oral report from Interim City
Manager Mary Rooney.
MATTERS OF PENDING LITIGATION: PURSUANT TO GOVERNMENT CODE
SECTION 54956.9(a)
6. City of Hermosa Beach vs. Stinnett Oil Company. Memorandum
from City Attorney Charles S. Vose dated August
7. Hermosa Beach Stop Oil Coalition vs. State Lands Commission.
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September 2, 1993
City Council Meeting
September 8, 1993
Mayor and Members
of the City Council
INTERVIEW OF DOWNTOWN BUSINESS AREA ENHANCEMENT
DISTRICT COMMISSION APPLICANTS
As of the deadline of Thursday, September 2, 1993, at 6:00 P.M.,
there were 11 applications received by the City Clerk's Office for
City Council appointment to the Downtown Business Area Enhancement
District Commission at the September 14, 1993, meeting. For your
consideration, the applicants are as follows:
James H. Dewey
Patty Egerer
Robert Essertier
Marc F. Freeman
Garrison A. Frost
Jerry L. Newton
Dean A. Nota
Ronald M. Pizer
Patricia Spiritus
Jack Wood
Dallas Yost
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Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
This Commission meets on / 7 -?, at -7 -p-.-m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes x No
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James Hastings Dewey
711 Manhattan Avenue
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
310/374-3780
Freelance Work
dba LAN/Vendor, 1989
Local Area Network System Design and Installation
AMGEN, 1992
Network Baseline, Process Design, Technical Writing
INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation, 1989
Marketing/Publications Writer
Retix, 1990
Technical Writer, X.400 E -Mail Products
Employment
The Engineer's Exchange, 1987-88
Contract Placement Specialist (Technical Sales)
CATV Construction, 1984-1987
Wireman/Crew Supervisor (Construction Technician)
Robert's Liquor Store, 1982-1986
Night Manager (Retail Sales)
Great Northern Ice Co. (Renaissance Faire), 1984-86
Manager, Fruit Ice Booth (Retail Sales, Shipping/Receiving)
Either/Or Bookstore, 1981-1982
Clerk (Retail Sales)
Writer, 1979-1989
Advertising Copy, Screenplays, Fiction
Night Manager, Robert's Liquor Store, 1982-86.
Manager, Great Northern Ice Co./Renaissance Faire, 1984-86
Clerk, Either/Or Bookstore, 1981-82
Writer, 1979-86
Education and Training
Summary:
Stanford University, B.A. English, 1979
UCLA, Data Communications and Management, 1988
El Camino Junior College, Math and Computer Science, 1986/88
The AdCenter, Advertising Writing and Concept, 1985-86
University of Southern California, Cinema/MPW Program, 1983
Lansing Community College, Film Production (I, II), 1981
Santa Clara Community College, (Writing the Novel), 1980
Novell Authorized Reseller
Pacific MedSoft Dealer Training
Physician's Management Network Dealer Training
Detail:
Stanford University, Stanford, California
B.A. English (Creative Writing), 1979
Extensive study in English and American Literature and Creative
Writing. Also completed some studies in Communications and
Broadcast Writing. Initial schoolwork included studies in Pre -Med
(Chemistry, Calculus and Physics).
University of California, Los Angeles
Data Communications and Management (Local Area Networks), 1988
Study of LAN configurations and Network Administration. Including
ISO/OSI model, applications software, and vendor evaluations for
product information.
Additional UCLA Classes:
Introduction to Local Area Networks
Introduction to UNIX
Project Management
Calculus for Business
Developing A Successful Business Plan
Developing a Marketing Plan
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California
Graduate Coursework (Masters Programs in Cinema; Professional
Writing) 1983
The AdCenter, Los Angeles, California
Coursework in Advertising Concept and Copywriting, 1986-89
Lansing Community College, Lansing, Michigan
Graduate Coursework (Film Production), 1981
WCIV-TV (Station Intern), Charleston, South Carolina
Studio Intern (Advertising Copywriting), 1980
Santa Clara Community College, Palo Alto, California, 1980
Writing the Novel. A beginning class in the construction and theme
of the American novel.
Employment
Computer Networking Consultant, dba LAN/Vendor, 1989 - Present
Designed, installed and maintained computer Networks.
Developed integrated solutions for workgroups and small
businesses.
Wrote Systems design and Bid proposals for installations and
upgrades of computer networks.
Procured hardware and software for LAN installations.
Supervised installation of cabling and peripeherals.
Supervised installions of networking software and operating
systems, including Novell, UNIX, and DOS.
Created user environments and shells.
Defined user paramaters, configured remote dial -in links,
printer support.
Responsible for end-user and supervisor training.
Installed cabling and peripeherals.
Installed networking software and operating systems,
including Novell, UNIX, and DOS.
Network Baseline, Process Design, Technical Writing, AMGEN, 1992
Consulted on streamlining the Data Network Services group.
Wrote Management Implementation Plan for 24-hour/7-
day Network Operations Support Desk.
Developed project management template for new network
construction using MicroProject Manager.
Developed self -updating Excel spreadsheet to inventory
network nodes using information from 56 spreadsheets.
Designed project management hand-off procedures between
Planning and Ops to expedite trouble -shooting WAN.
Wrote Data Technician's manual for network devices (MS-
-``'.�ord).
" tiled` UNIX, X -Windows, HP OpenView, Cabletron
hubs, and Wellfleet routers on a daily basis.
Technical Writer, Retix, 1990
Edited and revised Administrator Manuals for OpenServer
products (X.400 E-mail servers).
Wrote Programmer's Guide for source code portation manuals
on a chapter -by -chapter basis.
source code documentation of program calls and functions.
Documented ISO/OSI Application layer including Remote
Operation Service Element (ROSE), Association Control
Service Element (ACSE), Reliable Transfer Service Element
(RTSE), Message Transport Service Element (MTSE), and
P1/P2/P7 library calls.
Technical Marketing Writer, INTERACTIVE Systems Corportion, 1989
Wrote Corporate Product brochure for a UNIX -based
operating system (386/ix).
Interviewed technical staff for features and benefits of the
products.
Reviewed and collated information from all pertinent technical
documents and spec sheets originally written for a technical
audience of programmers and developers.
Translated technical concepts into language understandable to
non-technical end-users of software products.
Co-ordinated the publication through to first printing.
Supervised layout and art direction, editorial review, paste-up,
blue -line, printing, die -cutting, stapling and delivery of 5000
to Corporate offices, and 1500 to trade shows.
Developed and wrote Support Program brochure and Resellers
brochure.
Recruiter, The Engineer's Exchange, 1987-88, (Technical Sales)
Contract placement of specialists in the Aerospace and
Computer Industries.
Handled accounts whose requirements included
microprocessor designers, software designers, and
Computer/MIS programmers for budgeted task assignments of
three months or longer.
Required to discuss and comprehend management (client)
requirements, refine and evaluate needs, recommend qualified
specialists, and expedite paperwork.
Evaluate specialists (consultants) based on:
Telephone interviews for availability, rate, and recent
assignments;
Resumes for skills, education, and past
accomplishments;
References (former managers) to verify skills, work
habits, and office traits.
Prepared and presented sales presentations to Engineering,
Human Resources and Purchasing.
Responsible for industry trend and personal sales forecasting.
Wireman/Crew Supervisor, (Various CATV Subcontractors), 1984-87,
(Construction Technician)
Postwire design and development of multi -unit dwellings for
cable television wiring systems.
Handled RF design, trunk -tree verification, taps and splicing,
and signal-to-noise end -of -line decibel meter readings.
Prepared Bill -of -Materials to include all supplies and heavy
equipment requirements.
Invoiced for Labor and Materials.
Co-ordinated Crew task assignments, supervised work.
Corrected existing systems for non-conformance to codes (G.O.
95).
Responsible for quality supervision and repair/maintenance of
system and equipment.
Additional Employment:
Night Manager, Robert's Liquor Store, 1982-86.
Manager, Great Northern Ice Co./Renaissance Faire, 1984-86
Clerk, Either/Or Bookstore, 1981-82
Writer, 1979-86
Accomplishments
Created Business Plan
Prepared a 45 page business plan for a resale -based computer
services group. This included research and presentation to investors in the
following areas of interest:
Market Research
Customer Demographics
Analysis of Competition
Product Descriptions and Development Schedules
Manpower Requirements vis a vis Income goals
Product Rollout Schedule
Sales Goals
Expected Return -On -Investment (ROI) Schedule
Disbursements of Profits
Exit Strategy for Investors
Developed Product Line
Developed three product lines, prepared the marketing materials and
developed purchasing requirements for assembly.
Network*Focus
Core networking products such as cabling, patch panels,
transceivers, modems, file servers, printers, as well as network,
connection and management software for Local and Wide Area
Networks in both homogeneous and heterogeneous environments.
Medical*Focus
..Office management software specific to medical, dental and
chiro *tic offic'es. Including accounting and billing modules,
electronic billing connections, patient scheduling, multiple practice
co-ordinating, and reports. This also includes full integration for
medical equipment that connects to PCs, Macs or computer networks.
Installation, trouble -shooting, training, and support are included
within the full-service offering.
Legal*Focus
Legal office management software consultant for Plantifl's
lawyers specializing in Personal Injury claims. The product line
included "turn -key" operations for computers, printers, applications,
networks, training, service and support.
Created Marketing Plan
Developed a 35 page marketing plan for the introductory roll-out of
an integrated services company with a product line centered around
computers, networks and support. Included research and analysis of:
Market Viability.
Regional Market.
Advertising Mediums.
Ad rates and fees.
Definition of Reach and Frequency for Targetted Group.
Investment Pro -Forma.
Developed Seminar Series
Prepared a schedule of networking seminars for the Banking
industry. These seminars were targetted at local, one to three branch
Banks, Savings and Loans and Credit Unions. Arranged vendor support,
and co-ordinated scheduling for presentations. Arranged a direct mail
campaign that was followed up by telephone confirmation and personal
invitations.
Prepared 24 -Hour Network Operations Support Desk Implementation Plan
Developed the final report for converting from a single shift, 8 -hour
day, 5 day/week Network Operations Support Desk to a three -shift, 24-hour
day, 7 days/week Support Desk for a Fortune 500 company. Included
Human Resource and manpower requirements, delineation of reporting
structure and supervisory chain -of -command, trouble -ticket routing
procedures and escalation policy.
Skills
Systems Integration:
Designed, configured and installed upgrades to Novell networks.
Familiar with kernel installation and configuration for NetWare versions
2.15, 2.2, 3.11 (including ELS I & II, and Advanced NetWare). Installed
and configured printers (through console, remote, print servers and
RPRINTER), remote access devices and VAPs and NLMs.
Installed IBM's OS/2 v2.0 for access to a shared network. Installed
Novell's OS/2 Requestor for access to a NetWare v3.11 server. Documented
memory requirements and proper CONFIG.SYS module loading order.
Installed ArtisSoft's LANtastic NETBIOS-based network software on
smaller (2- to 5 -user) networks. Connected printers, resolved memory
address and allocation conflicts.
Resolved interrupt conflicts under DOS for modem ports and
installed communications software. Familiar with the Novell CONSOLE,
CAPTURE and MAP commands, programming, functions and abilities. Well
versed in all NetWare commands. Batch programming for menu displays
created a completely menu -driven, user-friendly interface.
System design included physical relocations of existing Novell
networks. Work included network cable engineering and installation
through conduit, and co-ordination of electrical and wiring contractors.
Ethernet over RG -58/u (50 ohm) cabling built to existing building codes
(plenum vs. conduit vs. PVC, etc.).
Installed the cabling for a TCP/IP network through a repeater to a
DEC/VAX 780. The system fed to a UNIX -based file server and on to a 14 -
station subnet, a 22 -station network testing facility with ties into
Cygna/SnnRiver Fiber-optic workstations through a UNIX -based fiber-optic
subnet.
Familiar with UNIX for file calls and directory sorts (awk, grep and
shell scripts). Basic abilities in establishing .profile and /bin and /usr/bin
paths. Some programming using shell scripts and awk scripts. Familiar
with DNS and bind for connections to the Internetwork. Intermediate
understanding of name servers for UNIX based systems attaching to the
Internet.
Systems integration including design and implementation for PC -
and Mac -based LANs. Familiar with NETBIOS, OS/2, UNIX, Novell,
TCP/IP, NFS, and Windows 3.0/3.1. Familiar with Client/Server
architecture, Apple File Protocol (AFP), System 7. Installation,
maintenance, and upgrades of PCs and Macs. Network configurations and
designs. LAN Management and trouble -shooting to the applications level.
Team leader responsible for site design, implementation, training
and support requirements of turnkey installations of computer networks
and software. Designed software "solutions" for medical, legal and
accounting offices and workgroups. Networks ranged in size from 3-5 users
up to 50 -node domains under corporate WANs.
Assisted in connections and design of T -1/T-3 access to remote offices
for realtime network connections.
Implemented dBASE, Progress 4GL and OMNIS V medical software
for private medical practitioners, partners and groups through low-cost PC -
and Mac -based networks. Co-ordinated development of RV/RVS as well as
CPT and ICD-9 modules for Workman's Comp and Med/Legal support
programs.
Configured electronic billing connections both directly to carriers and
through insurance clearing houses.
Co-ordinated training for staff in all aspects of office software and
network maintenance.
Fluent with selling and the technology of computer products
(including internals, disk drives, cards motherboards, LAN technology and
software definitions).
Knowledgable about Aerospace terms and requirements.
Familiar with word processors (MS -Word, Word for Windows,
WordPerfect 5.0/5.1), spreadsheets (Lotus 1-2-3, Quattro Pro, MS -Excel) to
the macro -programming level and for mail merges and database access.
Macintosh MS -Word and desktop publishing/laser printing experience. Type
up to 75 wpm. Tight conceptual analysis of products and requirements for
office environments.
Human resources recruiter, interviewer, co-ordinator. Familiar with
newspaper advertising copy writing and placement. Understand position
requirements, skills, attributes and work definitions for the aerospace and
computer industries. Fully capable of preliminary interviews, resume
review and routing, and salary negotiations.
Ten years experience in a variety of writing disciplines, Creative and
Technical. Personally own three 386/AT compatible computers and run
NetWare, DOS, OS/2 and UNIX. Type 75 wpm. Tight conceptual analysis
of products and output. Able to leap tall documents in a single bound.
Services Performed
Integration and conversion of PC and Macintosh applications (Excel,
MS -Word, WordPerfect) across Novell and TCP/IP networks.
Network trouble -shooting to the Application level.
Training and support for end-users at the network and application
level.
Wrote end-user documents, including training summaries for
network administrators, product brochures for UNIX systems, and
Systems Adminstrator and User manuals for X.400 products.
Performed end user needs analysis and consulted on the "Make or
Buy" decision. Assisted in the search for shrink-wrapped solutions. ..
Designed databases and menu utilities under dBASE and Oracle.
Familiar with Windows 3.0/3.1 and Pen for Windows .INI file
requirements and functions.
Developed computer system "As -Built." Baseline document of
existing computers, networking equipment, cabling topology,
application software, current employee skills.
Prepared "Needs Analysis." Network systems analysis as applicable
to office integration. This is a study of business needs and projected
solutions. Includes compilation of available or recommended
software applications, computer equipment; network cabling,
hardware and software requirements.
Deve; = ed Return On Investment (ROI) -based bid proposal showing
costs`LSa return dates. Pricing for a recommended solution included.
Managed or sub -contracted cable/wiring construction for coaxial,
twisted pair (10BaseT), and fiber-optic construction. Performed TDM
verification. Satellite and microwave disk installation (Ku and C -
band). Installation of modems, muxes, and data compression
equipment. Interface to, or arrangement of connections to public
telephone lines, including dial-up, leased line, T-1 and T-3 links.
Co-ordinated software design. Primarily database specifications
design, database programming, spreadsheet design. Specialty PC-
based application packages by arrangement.
Scheduled or prepared training for NetWare (all levels), WordPerfect,
Lotus 1-2-3, dBASE.
Procured computers, printers and supplies.
Wrote technical and marketing documentation.
Retix, OpenServer X.400 Administrator's manuals for DOS, UNIX
and Macintosh.
Interactive Systems Corporation; product marketing manual for the
complete line of Interactive UNIX products.
FCB Advertising; various advertising and development products for
their Impact Promotional Group director.
Additional projects have included brochures for the Support Program
at INTERACTIVE, and the Reseller Program for Dealers,
Distributors and VARs.
Installed cable and wiring. Four years technician experience in
CATV construction. Including RF testing, Db readings and trouble-
shooting.
Seeking a position as: In Local Area Networks with:
Systems Integrator
Network Administrator
LAN Construction Co-ord.
LAN Administration
Technical Writer
Technical Sales (LAN
products)
PC-based file transfers
Ethernet or Token -Ring Topologies
Fiber-optic/Coax/Twisted Pair cabling
PC/Mini/Mainframe connections
Familiar with:
ISO/OSI reference model for network architectures
MAP/TOP, TCP/IP, X.25 protocols
Novell NetWare (authorized reseller) v2.15, v2.2, v3.11
NetWare OS/2 Requestor
Univel, UNIX V.3.2
Batch, shell script and macro programming in MS-DOS, UNIX,
WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3, etc.)
Networking Strengths
High: Medium:
Ethernet (CSMA/CD)
Novell NetWare (Printing, user set-
up, installation, etc.)
NetWare Utilities
PC Internals (IRQ, UO, adding
peripheral devices)
OSI Structure
Cabling construction
Fiber -Optic, Coaxial, Twisted
Pair
X.400 (Application Layer and
Installation)
Modem communication
PC Software setup and
configuration
WordPerfect 5.1
Ventura Publisher
Interleaf Desktop Publisher
Token -Ring
UNIX
FDDI
X.25
DOS Batch programming
Software Experience:
Close-up
Co -Session
Complete Communicator
CompuServe CIM
LAN+Modem
PC -Anywhere
PC -Talk
ProComm
AboveLAN
Anti -Virus SW
ARC
AutoMight (event processor)
Check -It
DNET
EMSave/EMLib
Fastback
IGOR
LAN Assist
LAN Spool
LAN Print
Map Assist
NetUtils
Norton 5.0
Novell
PKZip
Printer Assist
Q Assist
dBASE III, IV
FoxBase, FoxPro
Oracle v5.0
DR -DOS v6.0
GWBASIC
MS-DOS thru v5.0
MS -Windows 3.0/3.1
OS/2 v1.1
UNIX V.3.2
CC:Mail
ONTime
Syzygy
TimeBase
Diamond Prospector
GoldMine
Harvard Project Manager
InterLeaf Publisher
Lotus 1-2-3
Quattro Pro
Excel
Quicken
Sideways
MS -Word
Ventura Publisher
WordPerfect 5.0/5.1
EON "Chiropractic Software That
Works"
Pacific MedSoft "The Medical
Practice Manager"
Santiago "OneClaim Plus"
Additional Writing:
Wrote the 32 -page corporate brochure for INTERACTIVE Systems
Corporation. The company markets a 386 -based UNIX operating system
ported off of UNIX V.3.2. Technically familiar with VP/ix, TCP/IP, NFS, X -
Windowing and the 386/ix Operating System.
Clients:
- FCB/Impact/Sunkist Inc. Manuals
- Smith, Hemmings, Gosdan/Feeling Fine Prods. Print Ad Copy
- Kids-At-Heart/Los Angeles Heart Association Publicity
- Stanford Heart Disease Prevention Program Radio Ads
- CitySports Magazine Articles
- Michigan State Medical Society 25 -page Script
- WC1V-TV, Charleston, SC TV Ad Copy
Works:
"Meadow of the King" Screenplay
"In the Children's Ward" Screenplay
"Blood Winter" Screenplay
"Godzilla Meets the Disco -King" Film
A Sexual Hunter Novel
(Short Stories and Essays)
Writing Detail:
"Meadow of the King"
A 117 -pg. screenplay about a young baseball player in the summer
leagues of Alaska who must learn how to deal with the corruptions
associated with his rising worth as a baseball player.
"In the Children's Ward"
A .112 -pg. screenplay about a twenty-three year old father, his five
year old sol„ .and an illegal custody battle waged by the boy's mother when
she returns`` ;L' er'1 -n ing abandoned the child shortly after birth.
"Godzilla Meets the Disco -King"
A short comedic film about the clash of cultures between a quiet
house -husband devoted to his Classical Music studies and the nighttime
disco scene of the King and his Court of Dancers.
"Blood Winter"
A feature horror screenplay about a Midwestern County Prosecutor
who uncovers the remains of his long missing father-in-law and discovers
that his mother-in-law may have it in for him as well.
A Sexual Hunter
A full length novel about a young American who after graduation
from college during the Sexual Revolution must come to grips with his new
morality while travelling and living in the poverty of Mexico.
Other Work and Accomplishments
Smith, Hemmings, Gosdan (A division of Foote, Cone, Belding)
Worked for Agency Head Anthony Loicono developing three direct
response newspaper ads as part of the introductory campaign for "The
Balanced Fitness Workout", "The BodyBand Video Workout", and
"BodyBands Exercise Equipment" for Feeling Fine Productions and Dr. Art
Ulene.
Developed a direct response ad for Trinity Tapes of "Gregory Peck
Reads the New Testament."
"Kids -at -Heart, Inc."/Los Angeles Chapter of the Heart Association
Currently in development, a series of comic books for grade
schoolers explaining the importance of diet and exercise in good health and
the dangers associated with smoking.
Publicity Writer for "Kids -at -Heart, Inc." A marketing company
involved in a number of business interests including Animation and Real
Estate. Wrote newspaper releases and promotional materials for various
products and projects.
CitySports Magazine (Southern California Edition)
Currently writing for their "Bike Tour of the Month" column on
various bicycle rides throughout Los Angeles, the South Bay Area and
Catalina. Several other articles on Mountain Bikeriding and Long Distance
Bicycle Tours of the High Sierras are currently waiting for approval and
assignment pending completion of a format change within the magazine.
Stanford Heart Disease Prevention Program
Wrote a series of 30 -second radio commercials for a campaign
educating the public on cardiovascular disease and its relation to smoking.
Michigan State Medical Society
Wrot► ;-tforty-five page teleplay for cable television production about
local Medici-- Health- care organizations and consumer benefits involved in
joining.
Personal Information
Good to excellent physical condition through competitive cycling, running
and swimming. Additional hobbies include back -packing, mountain
climbing, SCUBA diving, body -surfing and other water sports, chess,
reading and short fiction and magazine writing. Former High School All-
American swimmer.
Present intentions include efforts to continue an education in computer
science and information systems, as well as business and management
courses.
Continuing an education in a wide variety of writing and communications
disciplines. Gained entry into two Masters programs at the University of
Southern California (Cinema, Professional Writing) and continued
additional studies with a number or colleges and universities in an effort to
remain current.
Own three computers, including a 386/20, a 386/25, and a 386/25 Netware
v3.11 file server with cumulative on-line storage in excess of 750 MB.
I seek primarily a challenge, accomplishments to yield satisfaction, and then
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Name:
THE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
NAME OF COMMISSION
Enhancement District Commission
Patty Egerer, Resident Home Phone: 379-2878
Address: 925 15th Place, Hermosa Beach
Occupation or Profession: Asset Manager of Commerical/Income Property Loans
Name of Employer:
Western Federal Savings
Address of Employer: Marina del Rey, CA
REFERENCES:
Local: B.J. Mitchell, Resident
Bus. Phone: 310 301-6774
372-5676
Professional: Ron Horn, Real Estate Industry 426-7376
Other:
Pam and Jack Harland, Neighbors 318-6444
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND SERVICE (past and present): tea
Downtown Improvement Board, Member
Participant at council meetings on occasion:,
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City of Horth,)^.n i3cach
Why do you wish to become a Commission Member?
To represent my communities needs at an advisory level.
What do you feel are the duties and responsibilities of a Commission member?
To focus on meeting the needs of both the merchant and residents.
.-
Do you have any current obligations or responsibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes XX No (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
Briefly:
1. Graduate from California State University Long Beach
2. Attachment "A" (please refer to attachment for additional information.)
This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes xx No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach?
Comments:
Native
I have a vested interest in the sucess of our business and residential
environment and would like a chance to be on this advisory board.
Signed:
Date:
tri
Patty Egerer
September
2
6/5/91
September 1, 1993
To: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Re: Patricia Egerer, Candidate
Described below is additional background information that supports
my credibility as a commissioner.
o Owner of business property in the downtown, within the purview
of this Board of Commissioners.
o Business experience that blends a background of several areas:
Negotiating, drafting, administration and management of
commerical and residential contracts.
o Presently, work as an Asset Manager, in the finance of
commerical loans for a major lending institution.
o Member of the Downtown Improvement Board, formulated to
identify public improvements, and initiate the revitalization
of the downtown district, relative to the R/UDAT Proposal.
(Pier Design Competition)
o I enjoy a long standing association with merchants and
residents throughout the community.
o Truly, sincere and concerned for the people, economy and
environment.
o Historical perspective and connection. The Egerer Family
became active in the business community upon establishing
residencyi,n the :early 1900's.
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TEl CITY OF MIMOSA IEACI
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
NAME OF COMMISSION"`
Name: 0—eek.-ab Home Phone: 3► -1,0 c7
Address: `Z-2-\� �a. Py.►�¢_
Occupation or Profession: CEJ.
Name of Employer: �„ H
Address of Employer:
REFERENCES:
Local:
Bus. Phone:
Professional:
Other:
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND SERVICE (past and present):
Why do you wish to become a Commission Member?
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What do you feel are the duties and responsibilities of a Commission member?
Do you have any current obligations or responsibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes No (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes "C No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach?
Comments:
Signed: C24,Aio
Date: �Z- / 4733
6/5/91
THE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
NAME OF COMMISSION 3 uS t r.>G$S c)n-g1 t+PtPr C it.- ( ' Sr" ---
Name : G rt= cet✓MGA1 Home Phdne : 37 9 • 9/6 3
Address: 1931 ?ALAI OW ✓E (MAIL : tto)c30 I1CaM oS1) 804 902r,
Occupation or Profession:
Name of Employer: cCeM Acv GEM Cc MPANy
Address of Employer:
Bus. Phone: 3J l0 I L -i Z I Z
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REFERENCES: c\440.1
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Professional: +heriC %G t raAP 4SSo c, � 5 Qa►.vt)
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COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND SERVICE (past and present):
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\` City Clerk
City of Hermosa Beach %
Why do you wish to become a Commission Member? T1 ser Ve
What do you feel are the duties and responsibilities
of a Commission member?
Do you have any current obligations or respon-'- t es which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes No (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
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This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach?
Comments:
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Signed:
Date:
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6/5/91
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THE CITY OF HERMO8A BEACH
at,o1 He APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
Name:
j DOWNTOWN BUSINESS AREA isNHANC. iviENT
AZIE dli JOMMISSION C0i'+iMISSION
1:.
Garrison A. Frost
Home Phone:310 379 6433
Address: 2900 Tennyson Pl. Hermosa Beach, Ca. 90254
Occupation or Profession:
Pharmacist
Name of Employer:Coast Drug (self employed)
Bus. Phone320 372 8435
Address of Employer: 58 Pier Ave. Hermosa Beach, Ca. 90254
REFERENCES:
Local: Rose Marie Browning, 414 The Strand, Hermosa Beach Ca.
Professional: G. D. Johnston \ii. D. 405 Pier .Ave. Hermosa iieach Ca.
Other: Kevin Murphy
31 Pier Ave. Hermosa Beach Ca
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND SERVICE (past and present):
Past Chairman of Hermosa Beach Vehicle Parking District No. 1
Past President of South Bay Pharmacist Association
Past President of Hermosa Beach Rotary Club
Past Board member -.;V Hermosa Beach Chamber of commerce
Why do you wish to become a Commission Member? I Am Concerned about
the future of the Hermosa Beach Downtown business area. My business
is located downtown. I have considerable investment in the downtown.
I am a Hermosa Beach homeowner and I own other property in Hermosa Beach.
What do you feel are the duties and responsibilities of a Commission member?
To determine the needs of the downtown business area. Formulate solutions.
Suggest Improvements, and Pass on information and recomendations to
the city council.
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Do you have any current obligations or responsibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes ,_N9 (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
Doctor of Pharmacy U S C 1961
Proprietor of Coast Drug 1972 until the present time
Representeded Pharmacy Issues in Sacramento for five years
Past President of South Bay Pharmacist Association ( 2 terms )
Past president of Hermosa Beach Rotary Club
Participant in downtown revitalization comm.
RUDAT contributor and Participant
This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach?
Comments:
twenty years
All of my Professional energy in concentrated in downtown
Hermosa Beach and all of my investment is here, therefore I have a�
particualary high level of concern regarding the success and improvement
of our downt
Signed:
Date:
business district. I am downtown every day.
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6/5/91
THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH
fl ty Clerk
CltyofHe—A,PPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
O�NISSION -paw./6wA ,EnSiAriN 440•&,4Mcems.bt 6 6i .t
Name: �C/iy
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Address: �GY// C�rCI� �t;K /7'rtwy�S� /T'm .4
Occupation or Profession: Arreheitei
Name of Employer:
Address of Employer: SSSS /:,'tom /QAt.
REFERENCES:QQ/
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Bus. Phone: 37z- VG -3a
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Other: 64A. �%'1 f2e , GJr
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Do you have any current obligations or responsibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes X No (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment,
activities and other experience that you feel would
Commission member.
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This Commission meets on at p.m.
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? _
Do you foresee
Yes No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach? Si4 tc.\A/lib.)/4777
Comments: � ArAp 4t /Alt e5;7,7,14444 64.14 S qq/!y
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CitAPPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
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Name:
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DeAt,‘ to-rtci
Home Phone:
Address: 2i•(:21 Kirric-e Ave. 1-)Fgmosp, 13F-fka-1
Occupation or Profession: Mcr-IITE67"
Name of Employer:
bP" Bus. Phone: 374--g5SC7
Address of Employer: 24b9 tAyg-ri.E- Ave. HaprAose JH
REFERENCES:
Local:
Professional:
Other:
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Do you have any current obligations or responsibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes ✓ No (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
Prm A t t e w At,►po fE,ssloN Psi. of (L' . -
This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach? nyars as D oE-81- c 1913
Comments:
Signed:
Date:
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Profile Dean Nota Architect, Los Angeles
2467 Myrtle Avenue
Hermosa Beach, California USA 90254
310.374.5535
The Firm
Born, raised and educated in Southern California, Dean Nota received his
Bachelor of Architecture degree from the Southern California Institute of
Architecture (SCI ARC) in 1973. He interned, and over a period of ten
years, rose to the position of senior associate architect in the
internationally acclaimed office of Raymond Kappe FAIA, prior to opening
his own office in Los Angeles in 1982. Concurrent with the
establishment of his practice, he served on the design studio faculty at
SCI ARC from 1982 to 1988. His professional experience includes
architectural, planning, transportation planning and urban design
projects. He is the recipient of regional and local design awards from the
American Institute of Architects (AIA) and Sunset Magazine, and has
served on design awards juries sponsored by the AIA. His work has been
published and exhibited nationally and internationally.
Dean Nota Architect is an expanding Los Angeles firm with extensive
experience in custom residential, commercial and industrial projects. As
professionals, we recognize that the design process is rooted in a
multiplicity of factors - a positive response to the site context, the
utilization and understanding of building technologies, an awareness of
the imps' ince of change, a concern for the social responsibilities of the
architect and a belief in structure, movement, natural lighting,.
transparency and spatial orientation as the essential ingredients of
architecture.
DNA's goal is to balance innovative architecture with a carefully structured
response to each clients needs and budget while expediting complex
review procedures. The DNA staff includes experienced designers,
production and construction specialists who work with a select list of
technical consultants to provide a complete architectural service.
Member: American Institute of Architects
Resume Dean Nota Architect, Los Angeles
2467 Myrtle Avenue
Hermosa Beach, California, USA 90254
310.374.5535
Education
Southern California Institute of Architecture
Memberships American Institute of Architects
Registration California C10313
Community
Service
The Center for Childhood
Board of Directors
Hermosa Beach Downtown Revitalization Committee
AIA R/UDAT Steering Committee
Professional Dean A. Nota Architect AIA
Practice
Teaching
Projects include:
Kahn Kappe Lotery Architects Planners
Project Architect:
Project Design and Development:
Souther{ . California Institute of Architecture
Design Stiro Instructor
Guest Lecturer, Part Time Design Studio Instructor
Publications Projects published by Dean A. Nota AIA:
Naiditch Residence (1991 -
Elliot Residence (1991- )
Robertson Residence (1990 -
Stabile Residence 1989-1991
Ross Residence 1988-1991
Bachelor of Architecture 1973
1980 -Present
1980
1989 -Present
1990 -Present
1982 -Present
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
1972-1982
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Institutional
Recreational
Urban Design
Transportation Planning
1982-1988
(currently on leave)
1976-1982
GA Houses 34 (Japan/USA)
Projects 1992 Issue
GA Houses 31 (Japan/USA)
Projects 1991 Issue
GA Houses 35 (Japan/USA)
GA Houses 28 (Japan/USA)
Projects 1990 Issue
1
Member of the American Institute of Architects
l
Resume Dean Nota Architect, Los Angeles
2467 Myrtle Avenue
Hermosa Beach, California, USA 90254
310.374.5535
Marsh Studio Residence 1984-1988
Projects published as a joint venture of
Raymond Kappe FAIA and Dean Nota AIA :
Scheimer Residence 1983-1988
Projects published in association with
Raymond Kappe FAIA:
Santa Monica Municipal Buslines
Administration Building 1981-1983
Cookston Residence 1977-1984
Block Residence 1978-1981
Moebel Design, Dec. 1988 (Germany)
GroBzugig wohnen auf vielen Ebenen
Sunset Magazine, October 1989
Westem Home Awards Issue
GA Houses 26 (Japan/USA)
Architecture California,Sept. 1989
Freewheeling Studio and Residence
Angeles Magazine, January 1990
Angular Ingenuity
Le Joumal de la Maison, January 1991
Une Maison En Transparence (France)
L'ARCA, July/August 1992 #56 (Italy/USA
The Los Angeles School -
GA Houses 24 (Japan/USA)
Abitare # 275, June 1989 (Italy/USA)
Waterside and Companionable:
Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles
L'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui
October 1989 (France/USA)
Maison a Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles
LA Style, June 1991
Sites Pacific
LA Architect, February,1985
Santa Monica's Streamline Jewel
Architecture California, March/April 1985
GA Houses 18 (Japan/USA)
Abitare # 228 Oct,1984 (Italy/USA)
Un'Architettura a Condizionamento Naturs
GA Houses 12 (Japan/USA)
2 Member of the American Institute of Architects
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Resume Dean Nota Architect, Los Angeles
2467 Myrtle Avenue
Hermosa Beach, California, USA 90254
310.374.5535
Awards
Marsh Residence
Los Angeles Chapter, American Institute of Architects Citation Award, 1988
California Council, American Institute of Architects Award of Honor, 1989
Sunset Magazine / AIA Western Home Awards Award of Merit, 1989
Santa Monica Municipal Buslines
Administration Building
California Council, American Institute of Architects Award of Merit, 1985
Southern California Institute of Architecture
Warehouse Conversion
(A project by the founding faculty and students)
Los Angeles Chapter, American Institute of Architects Award of Honor, 1974
Exhibitions Salon International de ('Architecture
International Exhibition of Architecture and Design Milan, Italy - October, 1991
"Los Angeles on the Move" Santa Monica, California - October, 1992
Lectures Santa Barbara Chapter
American Institute of Architects
Awards
Juries
Modern Architecture Meets Montana October, 1992
AIA / Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau
National Architectural Awards Program Juror August, 1991
3 Member of the American Institute of Architects
TEE CITY OP HERMOSA BEACH
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
NAME 'OF COMMISSION at) a ita hiN lir t", i trrA, Mgr M0;7 D, 17-611.7
Name: R0 , i lei � 1 Home Phone: 31+ 00 2 C
Address: I $ 7h r Si'awp , HE 14)14
Occupation or Profession: evs'"r ‘ s CJets a i TA k r IM -11‘ Ss %r( AFAR r1
Name of Employer: %i' M r2 1: S S e3 i 1 n 1-E
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Address of Employer: rr t4 if (02 Sr 1 //bKmahlcel
REFERENCES:
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construed asl a conflict of interest? Yes No (If yes, please list)
Please give la resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission $ember.
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any scheduling problems that sight make you miss Leets? Yes No
How long gs you ou lived in Hermosa Beach? c itS
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Date:
6/5/91
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APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT To MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
NAME OF COMMISSION atvzag�,r/B�/,w,tfs,oefw�,g.vovtrr'r t2/1rif,47 r1m2IsI.•
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REFERENCES:
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activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
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This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach? ./ 9AAze'
Comments:
Signed:
Date:
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Do you have any current obligations or respon4ibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes No (If yes, please list)
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
This Commission meets on at p.a. Do yO foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes No
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach? /41 xcco--5
Comments:
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Signed:
Date:/Z / 9 2
6/5/91
THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
NAME OF COMMISSION Downtown Business tket ;Enhancement
District
Name: Dallas Yost Home Phone: 379-9357
Address: 719 N, Paulina Ave. Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Occupation or Profession: Retired HS Teacher and Coach, Owner Retail Screenprii
Name of Employer: Self employed, Pacific Screenprintus.
Phone:
379-3339
Address of Employer: 65 Pier Ave. Hermosa Beach L"1
REFERENCES:
Local: Carol Hunt
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Professional: Joseph DeMonda
Other: Dr, Merle Fish
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COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND SERVICE (past and present): Kiwanis Club Past -
President, Chamber of Commerce- Board of Directors, Downtown Businessmens
Association, Hermosa Beach Education Foundation, RUDAT Executive Board,
in business nine years in downtown Hermosa, Business Advocacy Committee.
Kiwanis 1993 Man the Ypar.
Why do you wish to become a Commission Member? I want the city to make
a maximum amount of money while managing the parking facilities in Hermosa
Beach. I want the shoppers to know that they are going to be treated
fairly. I can help the council have a positive image. I am very interested
in developing the downtown to be business friendly ana snopper attractive.
What do you feel are the duties and responsibilities of a Commission member?
Each member must know the contracts and see that the rules of the contract
are properly enforced. As a downtown merchant, i reel that my responsibility
would be to talk with the merchants on a regular basis to see that their idea,
and problems are aaaressed.i would offer ideas about improving city biyns
and I am very concerned about enhancing the trash collection areas.
Do you have any current obligations or responsibilities which could be
construed as a conflict of interest? Yes x No (If yes, please list)
BS degree Cal Poly, Pomona;MA degree Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo; graduate work
at USC. Teacher and coach for 28 years in the South Bay; California Wrestling
coach of the year, NaTIONAL HS coach of the year, Past -president of Calif.
Coaches Assoc.
Please give a resume of your education, employment, memberships, past
activities and other experience that you feel would qualify you as a
Commission member.
BS degree Cal Poly, Pomona: MA degree Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo: graduate work
at USC, teacher and coach for 28 years in the South Bay; California Coach
of the Year, National High School Coach of the year, PaST PRESIDENT OF
California Coaches Assoc.,H ave owned Pacific Screenprint for nine years
in Downtown Hermosa. I am downdown seven days a week, see and talk with the
merchants about all issues. I attend Chamber of Commerce meetings as well as
City Council meetins and can keep both of these groups informed. I have
the support of a larger number of business owners in the downtown area.
I want to see the downtown area progress toward a better place for all.
This Commission meets on at p.m. Do you foresee
any scheduling problems that might make you miss meetings? Yes xzNo
How long have you lived in Hermosa Beach?
Comments:
Signed:
Date:
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August 31, 1 93
6/5/91
September 1, 1993
Mayor and Members
of the City Council
Special Meeting of
September 8, 1993
STATUS REPORT: LA COUNTY LIFEGUARD & BEACH MAINTENANCE
NEGOTIATIONS
Recommendation
It is recommended by staff that Council provide input to the negotiating subcommittee
regarding potential subsidy alternatives as discussed in the analysis below.
Background
The Board of Supervisors had voted to remove lifeguard and beach maintenance services
from the City beginning September 7, 1993.
The City requested and received approval form the Board for a 60 day extension of
services past the scheduled September 7 withdrawal. This extension was granted in order
to allow the City and County to arrive at a mutually satisfactory agreement with regards to
the City's participation in subsidizing beach services.
At the August 24, 1993 meeting, Council voted to authorize the subcommittee to discuss
the items listed in Attachment A with the County.
On August 30, 1993, the Council subcommittee (Essertier/Edgerton) and City staff met
with Beaches and Harbors staff to present and discuss the Council approved subsidies.
Analysis
The subcommittee and staff presented the list of programs/solutions to County staff as
listed in Attachment A. The subcommittee also reviewed the County marketing plan to
determine which programs they felt may be more acceptable to the City than others. A
summary of this list is provided for the Council in Attachment B.
While County staff agreed to present any and all suggestions from the Council to the
Board of Supervisors, they did not believe that the City's list would be sufficient to meet
the funding gap for FY 93-94.
They suggested that the City consider taking over additional maintenance services
(specifically restroom cleaning and trash pick-up) in lieu of the other subsidies. The
subcommittee wanted to bring this idea to the Council majority for consideration.
The County allocates approximately $149 thousand annually for maintenance services in
Hermosa Beach (more recent verbal estimates from the County set the Hermosa cost at
$175 thousand). These services are outlined in Attachment C. County staff indicated that
they might continue to provide sanitizing and raking services if the City picked -up the rest
of the duties which include restroom and trash pick-up service. Public Works is
determining preliminary cost estimates for contracting out for these services.
Clearly this kind of a contribution from the City would be done in concert with a long-
term agreement for continued lifeguard and sanitizing services (5 years) as it would
represent an ongoing cost to the general fund. As the association with the UUT and
specialized beach services (i.e., foot patrol) has been established, Council may want to
consider an allocation from the UUT fund to support these additional services on an
ongoing basis.
The direct costs of providing these services are no the only consideration for the City.
The administrative costs involved in contract oversight need to be considered as well as
the efficiency of two agencies providing maintenance services.
The Council majority was clearly opposed to direct subsidy for County services, however,
if there is any thought being given to working on the maintenance side of the
agreement, the City may want to consider as an alternative, calculating the cost of
contracting for the additional maintenance services and offering that amount to the County
as a direct payment.
Due to the limited time frames the City is working under, the subcommittee asked to
schedule this interim item for the special meeting in order to maximize the communication
with the Council majority and to gage if there is any interest in exploring this new
alternative.
Respectfully Submitted,
Ma ' %iooney
Ac + ng City Manager
ATTACHMENT A
MEETING OF 8/30/93
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BEACHES & HARBORS
SHORT TERM SUBSIDY:
COUNTY MARKETING PROGRAM: City agrees to participate in current
programs & new programs that are not in opposition to deed restrictions
and/or City policies.
ALTERNATIVE CITY MARKETING PROGRAMS
REVENUE SHARING (COUNTY CHARGE ADDED TO PERMITS)
IN-KIND SERVICES: RESTROOM MAINTENANCE
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM PILOT (RESERVES)
PILOT PROGRAM FOR SERVICE FEES (RESPONSE CHARGES)
LONG TERM SUBSIDY:
PIER CONCESSION: Build with Prop A funds (joint venture) and dedicate
revenues to beach services.
OIL REVENUES: No vote from Council. Listed as possibility for further
discussions.
LONG TERM LEASE AGREEMENT FOR LIFEGUARD
HEADQUARTERS
1
1 ATTACHMENT B I
TO CONSIDER
VOLLEYBALL NETS
BENCHES
BIKE RACKS
LIFEGUARD SIGNS
TRASH BARRELS
TIME AND TEMPERATURE BOARDS
CONCERTS
EVENT BANNERS : PER LIMITED CONDITIONS
NOT ACCEPTABLE
SUN SHELTERS
VENDING MACHINES
FREE STANDING SIGNS
TELEPHONE PANELS
Exhibit 2
Department of Beaches and Harbors
Hermosa Beach
Maintenance Frequencies and Costs
Current 10% 20% 50%
Season/Function Frequency Reduction Reduction Reduction
SUMMER
Refuse 5/Week N/A 4/Week 3/Week
Pick Up
Raking 7/Week 6/Week 5/Week 3/Week
Sanitizing 7/Week 6/Week 5/Week 3/Week
Restroom 28/Week 25/Week 21/Week 14/Week
Cleaning
WINTER
Refuse 3/Week N/A 2/Week 2/Week
Pick Up
Raking 7/Week 6/Week 5/Week 3/Week
Sanitizing 7/Week 6/Week 5/Week 3/Week
Restroom 7/Week 6/Week 5/Week 3/Week
Cleaning
TOTAL ESTIMATED $149,000 $134,000 $119,000 $75,000
DIRECT COST
DRS:be
7/13/93
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