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Home My WebLink About53-Public Comments - Petitions PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to 1.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the' water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: L '" ne.- Address: /45 re ;'\ /1 >L~ ~,y~ If) -/b-ocP _H ____.. ._ '~' IIll- J()(P "lab :;j~~ ~~ City ClerklCDC Secy City of Sail B~rnardino Signature: Phone:: 9rJC;",- !..up (-'2 'x"rf h Mo.Cj.sf . Date 8' as J I. SO Enterp.~ into Record at v ~ IV CO'.i.'.i.dil,!!lvDevCms Mtg: bv __. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to JP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:(jtlll/YJlllfl C;WT/Ff(j(EZ Address: 2.7;30 (+If/1K,t:j LAI Phone: 0oOJf3fIJFI1B Date: 10 l/P . ()II) 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. . (please Print Clearly) Name:~'110 ~(2A,c~ Address: 1Ub 414:3 ;41,1fCv7:iT. jf4~ Date: f Phone::~C1'i) 153Z- Y'182 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Lf''::( IS. tJlJrr,e., Signature: Address:~2S-0 "'{'kif")),,) 151.#'/-3 Date: ~ !fNl7a41l" Cr!::, 'T"l.('(o Phone: llf1:P ?/i5~ ~'1 (0 ! ~o- l cLt~~ ~ !(J- /6 - 00 . PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Qbras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que crnzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 an os y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra veZ." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba claramente) Nombre: j4"'f('M\CCA ~, MI'(C"Z- Domicilio: ~9, '7 '5. OCt \\CA <; Av, # de Telefono: ecq) m5-0,;l8,7 Firma:Z/~__~', a~ Fecha: /b ~~k? / PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main cOncern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please ~Iearly) , r L Name: \ 'I (.) ~ -e C )q h.X' Signatur : Address: 2- 5" '"'\ 5'? )):1-1\ (~ f",-J( Phone:: 7 0 7 :::J S ~~LQ i --- Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: S R IV{ & //1 / / f{.~ L Address:,J, /} & tj :{loft 111/ sf Phone::'109 :3 $'1 ~~rP.b Signature: ~a--l' 1-'7 Ctdl? tJ~ Date: 1 ()~ t.f - t? ~ PETIClON A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el afio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas, Hemos encontrado dafios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros ninos que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra rota alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de pro fundi dad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 afios y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) Nombre: JJ'(lYt i ,"{Q(Yf;\(to Domicilio::$ I 51 . # De Telefono:~$:Z.K94 Firma: ~~('~ Fecha:-J 0 " L.j '0 b PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi1Iion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. s;illTh( Y Date:'O 0(0 Phone:: PErmON ro THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci\nian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: LU /S fclZGL Address;1 to m ~ (1'/ 1-7LA IS d /'" Phone::Qc/7 ~ U( ;2) Signatur~~ Date:{ 0 -$--0 ((6 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crosaing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy HazIet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281ft day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:R\1 \'PV\ "l: r-V"T".s Address: d5c.f5 ~d\l~() Y1~ Phone:(9U<:D ~7\ CZ-65o~ Signature: ~~ / a2/7/tId Date: J 0-- ':j - 0 ~ . PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ana Ct'tA dtntlS' Address: ;){j;l/1 u)rifttu:i Phone:: ggr-- /13/ ~ Sign e: iOJO!/Op / Date: r . PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desaglie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos lIamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el alio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desaglie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma locaIizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desaglie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras PubIicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado dalios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros nilios que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta aIterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de pro fundi dad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 alios y 5 miIIones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 alios Y 2 miIIones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desaglie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) Nombre:-jJA,0 R-, .~ Domicilio: c1 tpL/q fA )(jltud5J- # De Telefono: :;, 'lr:; -I q ':J7 Firma:1PAMJ 12-. C~ Fecha: 10 IDft 16~ , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~ l.? cJ 15 Address: ;;)(, ?S /77("/11 ffJ..u Phone:: 909-383 -Ir~() s--l#?~ Date: 10- f- Db PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary Sch'ool that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Maya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sdt day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: 1<(,../ VbWl/~ SM';1f , Address: ~5 ~~ f.,ft/H'f" 'is '1 Phone: (Cf""JJ!f5'S- tf'4YS--- Signature: J~~t} 0m1(~ Date: 10 /,1/(10' PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~ /,1(10. s. -r7o"66i'~ Address: ~~30 A~/Snt .r-t. Phone:: 38' - ~~:S"+ Signature: - I~~,,:t-- " - ~ - 2,,()6 Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci\nian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2S1h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) ~ Name: ~1'tl.~tJ.D f2~ 'I (J.tr1f lerL Sign Address: t))O A1C-&,'Jo"'-. _T7- Date: Phone:: /0"- ~/-trsy PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sdt day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: &"v~1/ >.-,7',...- Address: .:j6A5 M.?-J4-;/'" -sr Phone:: (0/""17 t5%6- -' ~/5""" S_,Z7~(S?~ Date: / oAf! t:1f' <f{' PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~O.A~ C' A{riVlt~Vt> Address: 3tl5 S }v\Ul Oh~Vl Phone: \9 0 9 ) b-08- ~7t11 Signaturt.: M()JJ~'I~IJ < - r:J (f Date: /0- C; - tJ(p PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to 1.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28111 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: (~(/e1.- L-Hrlot~T Address: J;/ s J. /lll?2/p//itV1 Atr Phone:: 9d"1 g#,J~>~ 6) ~ -<:~"//" . ---" " Signature: g- ~ Date: /O/'14>b ( , PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estarnos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desaglie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Public as de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el ano 2003, un desaglie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desaglie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desaglie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desaglie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daftos a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros ninos que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directarnente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desaglie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra rota alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet y a Nick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desaglie" 0 "2 aftos y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desaglie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desaglie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) Nombre:J Q.H ro f ~ s~ 5 Domicilio: ;) -::; b S ~ en d I a JIJ # De Telefono: OJ 0 lJ-~ 2? I S 'j It Firma: ~ #0 [/?5'~ Fecha: /{!J-09 - O,k, PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi1lion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name' If vez Address: ~ . n Ave. Phone:: 13 09 ) 3~ ) - 51-1) 8 Si_~~~ Date: I 0 - - D (p .1' PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el aiio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros nifios que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por . las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 aiios y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 aiios y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) Nombre: IflAi:J'fAJ fiJl,II1..5 Firma:/}JU Jtl-#':7 Domicilio: '-IJ.J'..s- /J1ef(/ul".J Ave Fecha: /oj09./0& # De Telefono: qrJO} t7 ~ q(p 7 ;)... 'I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue, The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area, In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci\nian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) j (fl)' b Name: V ~ Address: :;:e; LJ "I ~F Signature: V/e6-',rJ irt F i3tCez- Date: 6 <!.. + / 0 lOb , Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to instaIl appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was instaIled by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to IP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please ~ C11-Iy) f N_ dl t (loll f' Address: ~ 1 41 tJ ~ 1< Signature: Date: I rJ ~ or ~ (Y {;7 Phone:: 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for innnediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) N_(~GV as;N"ZA Addres;? 71:0 (/~ Phoneftl'l/iJe>'" 70 6CJ Of Signa~ Date: /ttJ -- 9 -- tJ6 r PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Coxa fyr I ~JIe..1) Address: dill.; Oil Ie s+ Phone/1M Lf~ 1- / d.. <,7 s;~~ I?~ Date: ItJ,-- 9-~ 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi1lion doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi1lion dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ()/;5iYl;u ~f1Jt1 / Address: ...J. 18 -3 fb f' J Q r S -) . Phone:: 90 c, g'J f- 2 <./ I...f " Signature:'t-4~ ~.;~) Z iJ-f Date: J 0-'1- a k PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please ~IY) Name~-~ k: ~/ / r ?" Address: 'Z~ ,1" k~ ~.-.c Phone::9"1 p;:r. r?1 C s;_/~___~~ Date: j 0./ 0/ ro . 1 - PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was insta1led by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: mw-;<c..- ~G..:A~ -;:,b-.. Address: J,~ { S. W l.cL S. A'-'<<... Phone:: 8'O<fl- ~;} "-t "i_ Signature:~nL_ 'fn,.B-SL, Date: /10 J bA/ / () ~ / f PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen nn desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 an os y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba c1aramente) Nombre: \\\lct(, l.L)(xC Firma: Domicilio: 2<aG"::> IV\"',\<J \ tu fk, ~ Y6Fecha: # de Telefo;;t'0 8T~ 9192 A \ lClQ r LQ(i'e[ \0 - 0<:1 --(j6 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (Please~ ~ Name: omo:J qr. deL- Si Address:;?/ ;(;< 0. c It estu /s 1-# ?'i1O 5 Date: . S.6JD Phon(907) <{, <gS--I'I~D /0:- 9- ob - r PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:fuS42 Gu~ Address: 2.12 '5 .12ctrCY'() f\\.efi'3' Phone::(901)3 E?b -l! CK ~ ( I Signature: ~ 1 ) C-").J.<p/YPL-VL-" Date: to - 9 --00 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. / (please Print Clearly) Name: /lfrrl-o/.11 ft{9/111<UcJ Address: ~/71 /It(!fe/;~ Phone:: ~o 9 n-<f - ~I q! "- Date: /() -'7- ~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sdt day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~\,( ~ Signature: Address: Phone:: (~ f{l1.YYJ (f. Date: 1- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain", We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at thisalocation and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: {J091.Bn ~11~j"1~ Address: 205<;' B~/lfJ1/ ~t- Signature: tl.()'J(~ cjo'JI/ ~,.,...., Date: I ()J let.( f 0 ~ , Phone:: T- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281b day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: faiJOv 1l~ Address: c9 G 'j e:, (jAA.t.}v ltf- Sill"'l>= fJeiJ1v. 1J~fA~ Date: /O!04 (00 Phone:: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: An.fot\.', 0 -(C'(f''Z:.. Address: 0~ 7 B l YCVl ) I- Phone::yo9) ? fZ,- (J 9 st Signature: ~f/A fJurZ __. Date: f..O-()<'(- 0 h PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi1Iion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi1Iion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: do:;~ ~ce-Z Address: f(:-'8~ I/J \5t"IC ~5 {- Phone:: 6a~ 7 :?);)"O'1 50 Signature:~ I-~ Date: la-41ob 'I' . PETIClON A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 alios y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 alios y 2 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambilln fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba cIaramente) Nombre: J0)o olmmovd.. V Domicilio:2, :5Xs \J,tyclr\ ':0,/ # de Telefon01Co/s '[;5 -Or; ') 6 Firma:~ ~~_ Fecha: 10 - Of - 0 r; PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name~ IYO GnJUE-?. Signature: ''-''7ID(>o Go~(:;c Address:;<!?7Z...- B "\iy It Cyr Phone:: ?d( '3<0"-303 c;q Date: /O-(kj-06 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: \...., \\\0-(\ l. ~y Address: Q.Sll S (, '> , ro', (( h ~t Phone('1 0'1) "g'6~--Sffl Signature~ ~~~ ~ -\. \]) U 1\ Date: I C> . <-(. (ip PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: L()R ~rJ f\ (O[.L( l( Address: 5 S t-J. J3,f'<-eAsf Phone:: qOc;) 3I?s~1S9f Signaturdi'h ~/ Date: /0 - tj - () 0 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) c . ' , Name:,..:,A"'-fho-l,",'-<-. \f.IJ,j \ l \0 Address: .? ":;,J ":> 121\ \' cl\ ~ Phone::C} Oq ~ <=t l ":>- ~ J 4 \.J Signatur~:~r Date: \ () - 3 -(\'-0 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous comp1aints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: 1!-f:hlnyfU U~V Address: L ':;2-- I l\i CI (\f\Vrf .4yf- ~0'5..)~ - Signature: (#-/lA~ ( Date: {:1/J-ft"/Ot.P I I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to IP. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sth day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:J..e<::><;\Lt\. e,mttnD Address: 1,'-; ~ 1 ,Ai tlh\lA t- <;;:-l- ' Phone:: 1 Signatur~~ (:-/1 ~ Date: '1 . 2- "Z> . IJ 1/ ! J PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:J...()W"~ Cost-a'NZk Address:;l.5:L7 LUdJJ1li-f Sf/tLf Phone:: ~ Oq. 885.5877 Date:=--.J, tJf. ,tJ8" ZOOt, I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue, The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area, In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~L (3&.,' I~v "trz Address: .2 )2.1 /,.J ~c-.lvrul 50 Phone::{ 907) '(<sir 02/0 ffi~~J>'f ~ Date: q -;2~..J., PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi11ion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi11ion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: V\dt;(\C0 6oJ0~ Address: ;).5 21 \}juJ(\~ l3t Phone::0cn -S'Z>5-"6~ j7 Signature: Date: 1-).g -0 c" ..s:;. - --r PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: B~ e Address: 1102..1 W. W~l\M. Phone::1o'1 ~<6 S--5~7L- Signature: / Date: ~--- .- I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sth day of September 2006. ("""" Print """') 11-- ' Name:-:VOr~ ~I ;/ ~ J / Signatur~ !.. >/I/;# Address: ~ 5 2j 1 kJ. tJ jj / IVIA~ftJDate: I tJ - If - ~ /? Phone: : I PEmrON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) CJ ~ n Name: J(,4I"'i'JI ,if O/L,tlJ~., Signatur~~..it ~ Address: ;2.(p35" ft,rP /19 /L <:;f-. ~~ nate: 'oed C;.. 7--e;4b (c I ~ VYlA-v.4-0 '7 ;?-<l1 tr Phone~o'JJ is' Zg - if 07:J. PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el alio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado danos a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estin expuestos nuestros ninos que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a esle desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra rota alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de pro fundi dad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 alios y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) Nombre: c::.C1",~,jCr"o~ \ d5 .../ --" Firm.' -=C:3- ~..7 Fecha: 10 ID4 ID{, Domicilio:,;?' LiS I'D P If'-'llZ S--( 51\ f>\ lotJlt.ll'HLU 11\10 1.1'\ # De Telefono: L qOCjI 3J?'g-J::l.';?() PETITION TO 11fE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Y 0 S Address: Q/o3~t?npCl( Q-- Phone::f[O(1))(y f - ~Dll Signatur : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 milIion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 milIion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) A C\... . Name: ~(',L\. '^ ..:>, " ~ e (' "" Address: ~b3 b P D f~(), ( s ~- Phone:: qo q- 19,')- ~\ qjz Signature:L1 ~t J'--.- I' Date: 6rhAJ.<-L 4 I;J.. 6 0 -6 , I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward CounciIman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: -:J1?/lrJ t1u.-,/Lp;?.r'i Address: 2.&2.0 t;?ri,"/~ Signature#_L ~tf<~ /' Date: A? (r~'~ Phone:: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sdt day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~11V1l\ \fo.SSM Address: 'Z1o'(o~~1M11- Phone:: (1c~) A8s- '10C] 0 Signature: -1Ju"" Ji.1.etA Date: /ohlo0 PETmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Departmentahd city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ;;; ol-f PJ.;;tfn54 (I f- , Address;JO)' I-?v/.;" .5'1 5~,! /3,,,,, r0rc I </,;1."'" Phone:: ~CVJ/ <lyC; IC5'l , ~......,,6 ~ Date: /O/y/.;zOOC PETmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: 7ti11l Pr ~ ls~ 5 Addresse958i tV. pfJ4r/1tJ6 Phone(9~t'3-o1~r Date: /c:/~t).t PETITION TO TIlE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Nami~ IAJEALddCftJ TeKl-y 'MJ>ldo (,ot:.. Signatur~~y --z;~ I(~< Address: 8-s-~"-f Pt7f3t~ S-t- Date: Ie; / <f / .)-OO~ . Phone::9p'j'- ~'6'1- fjCjt 3 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sth day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: rY)J-)'~/'-- T , k 14 In, 1"/1 Signature: L.?7>>"",,^';;:/ fi!;> / / 0 Date: J/)- C/-(')L Address: ,;).<;9</ ~~/hr .cd .5013, C!-fl 9..111/0 Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain", We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: J' 4e-/C Address: ;1.(, $:3 II eLl r:l. e.:z-. LJrxJ /..J II +- S-r Signature: 9~ u c4 c0 Date: / tJ I <f / tP ~ , f Phone: : ~TITIDNTOTIffiCITYillSmBE~MIDrnO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:JV\'I, C \C\~R ~ L Address:~Cp qS- \J;.\v NU\~ s~= ~ ---'l r ~ Date: \ 0- '-I - O~ Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it wiU take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print CI,-ly) Name:C^~i I CAAlso,.) Address:~1 Bpi4/(. st. f Phone:: ~~'1 g'Jf..y/ff s_t;!&/~ Date: /tJ- I-of- PETITION TO TIlE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28111 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) /I / Name:~"/ LMJs,.J Address: JJE1 I1t ~ st. Phone:: 'fo'1 ~7c{~Jfsf s;~." ~ Date: /cr ~ G 1- - PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:j,"fS 71.(<. v Address: 7..Srr p, fLlwr/ yr. Phone::{10&') iC'r.~"2-"5 </ ) Si PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28110 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Jr/\ 'v; ...... Rr... 'l./ szz:f14 D' IV AI /d / . I ( Address: 1-(~r t'!l.L.-1f.1l ~ I . phone:('1'0 g--~r-1..."" ~ y. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was instaIled by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dolIars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: Ectvq rdff) Cr-/u?J Addreu0~ wVlW1T ~ Phone: 1p l-ob1L Signature: Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: {JvcOt' QOY"~ (""t1 Address: '),c, G I 1.1 Ir.) l' tJ \- ~. Phone:: y.C\)) 2.... ~'1. -(\() '6<1 . Signature: fi; i/ oL,,{~~ -'1 C ' Date: /q/ <;// G . PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Signature: Address: Date: Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. Signature: ~ /' ~~ (please Print Clearly) Name: /~'w, ;::;;'i.d'/'-,t 2' (' -"'~ Address: :;!"O>- cJ L v-/ /"3, '/('!r ') f- Phone:/'~ c., /88;; --61 r '- Date: "0 - ~,.O", 0 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. Name: . ../"."'I-e/ ~ ---- r,cp",v....A,//./P.c t; Vc l. Signature: ~""'--' Date: /0- 1'- <:7--6 ,~ (please Print Clearly) Address: it ~5;? Phone:: &<:7 '7 } ~ s_ 5-.6 ,r) PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print pearly) Name: {rrAer; ,J r;:J1~ . Address: Ej(pIJ 2,' (Ch,,). Phone:: (qlJqj ~t<)-/7 71 Signature: Date: 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2SIh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~f-\u~ll A JACbo~ Address: f(~ I ()o:D: {Ch ,gt. Phone:{j(Y'1J%%f- 0 77 OJ o / ' Signatur~ .; v/ "'?/-ftI (I, Ci:,/:....u:...7-~ Date:/0/0/ /-/ 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: No fZ.,~ / S 'vv I U I fJ fV' ~ Address:t5J> IN B (f-C'iJ- 5' ( Phone:: 'It! fi) 't ~7LJ Cw ( Signature~ t/I~ ~ r Date: ICY -t; cent -1 ~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:-SIt()~/E wiLL 1f}fV15 Address:~;'35 \,(J Q,/jl...tH 5"'(' Phone:: 11915~ 4(..~t, i.. c SignatureJ~~V~ Date: / tJ - c.( -(7 C 'I' PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous comp1aints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it wiD take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million doUars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and wiD not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: J1 filM) I>A- W / LLIA/YIy Address: 2.'>s~ IN ()) U H S'"f Phone:: 1,? ~r1 Lft1i t.- l Signature~~~"'-"" Date: / tJ -<./ -0(, --~--~- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 miI1ion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:j')6 VCl rt <; w ILL lit M .5 Address:2.s3~ W /?l fZ.l'/-f 51 Phone:: C/I'/ ~~ 91(6<6(. I ( , Signature~~~ Date: }tf - 4 ~ t9 .b PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: rflMJl1 ~ Address: ~36 5 f'JA1LVIA.i tK- Phone:: f(f7 - 8f;~ -gflLfLf Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281b day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: 'De.S\f0(; ~~L Address: ?J?J1.o S. Mcw-vi V\ Phone:: ~~q-~gLlLl Signature:~hill9., ~_ Date: lof 4/0(0 PErmON ro THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) I I."/,' / Name: C;+-p nha-!I,-{. Ii/ C"dh -Z'1 (~<-Signature: In. Address: J / Vi 5. I, ( Ii rill /7 Uf r Date: . ) ..1 ~' # / .0~tUPf__ , CJ /() - () Y-C;JC; / ... ") / C Phone:: 0&11) .<\ /f l-lc2) (p PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~blo E5(;)~r Address: fib S. M(tylll VI Dr-. Phone:: 8Cff-/~ Signatur . Date: 9- 1- 0 (0 r-. 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. Name: I Vr Ii !.. Address: 311t; !vi Phone:: tfj--/~ v~ j}, s;_M~ fuuk2- Date: 1-1-0 '1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) / Name: ~ ~W~1l- Address: 3/0 S' A;/~r-v"YI Dr. Phone:: ~Cj- 1r3d)& Date: PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hem os lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el ano 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado danos a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades person ales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros ninos que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta altern a para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que sub en casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 miIlones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba cJaramente) nA A n Nombre: /ift~rUU 11~/eL Firma: y.t~~~';J:lw_,ld/ Domicilio: '2-Sff/ Of /!; 1M If:s.!-TFecha: /071 /0 t SI{N Ae 5,1JI1J- hlt,!:!P}!271 fjy ( () /. / # de Telefono: 9~'L - ~ ul./J PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. ~~a~) Name: l'eY\ \) ~ l\cJ~f\Jo Address: QCn l <( W- e \ ~ srl c: s, J3 C'1a-cJ (; Phone::~j '!?'lS43AQ, ~d Date: LO -4 -OG T-~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Fre~li \)\ll'1. ~~Cl"\d0 Address:~&i')u)' l3,rdt S}- o IS c t<t-Lf[}.tf fO Phone:: <gq, i./'J-r{q("' Signature: F~~rwk Date:---1 0 - 4- o~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. Tbe citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: C1 Address:.25 83 ~nQ T Phone:: (?J2:)}~2l- 7D Sign~~flL</' ~J7 Date: ID- Lf - D \.p . ".-r-- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:0)t{)(~Wa.. Address: or;7~ USSU1 C) Phone:: lIV1-32!- h9b(j. Signature: ~ Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) - Name:JUo. co.. \O((e<::, Address: d.-515 A-1ch'lSon-ol Phone::8(9) ~8g- 353~ Signature: 0JUO' Pn ~A Cff / ~ Date: I()/~ (;; PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2SII1 day of September 2006. (please Print C.lear)Y) 0? Name: i/;iY/,1;if N&I/~fPJ? Address02Jt L( it/1P7z///YP'J/. Phone:: Cjr1f_ czfL/ Jyrf Signature: cl/~('-l~ /(1 ~ L( -LJ? (j Date: PEmION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) /' I A / Name: VIi'V /0- 50.. hJbl'OoK Signature~ ~~ Address:1.t)1t7 ~tvhiSc?Cl ST, Date:lf1:Lf~O~ Phone{~Ot) ~ If I S~03)O PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our I SO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi1lion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi1lion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: et.eA 5,AN.DI!;[ppK-- Address: 2...., 7tf' AiCMlJlo tJ Phone:: 4 o~ Y8 [~l.f2JtJ ( Signatur~~~Lif Date: toft{ /0 to I , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) NameJ(\~ .)f.lM{Pr"ol: Address: ~515 f\-1"eYllS'O rJ Phone:: q~~/"3BI-4Zb/ ( Signature: ~_1. J;........-L Date:---.l oj 1.// ob I I PETmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:E~'c::<.... L(" n<;' Address: ~:;,-S-S- A-.f..r.h~ 5trY\ s J . Phone:q oq 'l1?Q (j 10:2. Signature: c~ A ~ c~e9~ Date: /O.~..200& PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: -r C4~~( ~ Address::J.r::; LJ [3 Lv. ~t.,:J; cJ....... Signature: Date: J 0 - '1 - 0 t: Phone:: 1 PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el afio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recihido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Ohras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado dafios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estlin expuestos nuestros ninos que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lade de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra rota alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar' a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) NombreJU+IC1Q ArQ (/QI1U Firma: Domicilio: LSLf.5- If. TC.!+t.soogj Fecha: # De Telefon{ qv V.J ff-f --0/ Z 0 ,II Ocr: c;- {)G PETlCION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desaglie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el aiio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desaglie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niftos que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desaglie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo esmn inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de pro fundi dad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 aiios y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desaglie" 0 "2 aiios y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. ~~ }~ " a . I ~ c.~ Domicilio: OS) 4 ~ A lQl.1 SCJ!J S T 3M'! !)'" /) Ci\- "l d,'-l\<'l #DeTelefono:~ Firma: Fecha:-IO - ~ -OJ-, 1 PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el alio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado dalios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directarnente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra rota alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 aiios y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 alios Y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) Nombre: (!C;,uSurl 0 !:AI2r/4 Domicilio: 2S'f)' /llr /hJ""" 5-"L # De Telefono(qo 9) 3S1-0120 Firma: ~~&fi-~_:, Fecha: /0-<'; <0 C PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnlan Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~t>Y\~ kXA\J. C; , Address:] .;~S AW~'~bh "u\- ~bv" *y~ \Y't:> ('li\.~~L}ll::1 Phone:: ~r ~Z? -(.IS.;z.~ s_)!~tj~ Date: /0 ILl / (j (r I ' L- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain", We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: J-u ~ha./ ~ <; , Address:cg,S3S- pkh,,\lJY7 5 f- ;q..1-l 1!:r'rnwdm) ("4.. f/.?J-/ Ii) Phone:: QlJ 1" 3Y3 q$02..~ " PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. I Address: ?-91. D 'fJ, fu,lttl~ w1 Phone::-.!!\ ~ q . S_~W Date: ~ 0 1- 0 (; Name: .. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for innnediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) \ Name: N.6~ L~lL.. Address:%~ \}..J'~' - Phon{ qb"r) SS.ifl ,41.-51 Signatur . Date: 10 -L/- - 04:> , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) L ~II V.......I l.a~ Name: &C-I Ie- <!",-<-- Address: ~ 8...:2 tVP.LN vi- ST Signature: r/u..:..l/lA... UJ ~ Date: I O/J/f / b (." , . Phone: : I PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta locatizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que sub en casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 an os y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 aiios y 2 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. . Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba c1aramente) Nombre: .:;rO(~ PI) / J(] Domicilio: )...Ji-> j~1 4<.IJV Fecha: ~o, VI /;t>r na"{ d 1# (, A- 9).r;;o # de Telefono: 10{, 8 8R - fJ.. _ <?9' I I Firma:-dOf~ pv/, do lo-tP'j_ 0 t PETmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stom drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stom drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stom drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Ierry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dolIars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: .j[) it V} fv1.; L<;Q f Address: J....c,l?'1 pt')fJ/CO" Phone:: Q09 ~ B'f-)fofolf Signature: {)L 1t1.~ Date: J () - </ - ora I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2S1h day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: D~C~hG\!'lol fVl(~QtJ Address: 1(, 1? 'S tV. PR-t YVlI<.O<;Q Ilv'~ . n () /Iflt [) .~1 SIgnature: ~ /' {JJ . 'f::7! Date: /OJ tf/~ 6 / Phone:: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: 1</ Kcbq Of rr'lS Address: a57!i PoplQ r Phone:: 8/0) J5 7-{o 1:)4 / Signatur~~ W Date: 10 J () '-I / ~ i(; I / PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:-€IICC~() f't1lhc( I Address: 3c:s- & S / }Y'.6 { J :, ( Phone:: Q,/) C. -' v"6 3 - :10 1-1 )' Signature: 8 j2-c~ D / ,Date: t!iJ IQ- 6(r/ L{ -0 C(' PETITION TO TIffi CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) ~ N_ 'sU~1 u);,Jr>lJ -.~f! (i , Address: ,3 ! ~ So /AI1$dttJ; j.J Jj JIL Date: f) 6/ - t/ -0 ~dl. 4//1- ~.)..f./ /0 Phone:: q' & .:l ~ I ~dJ. -T .1.1' PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to instaI1 appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. Tbe citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Zf~- r> I,{ a. r? .e /VI 11 r t1 Address:5) 6 ~ cJ J11 EP it' v ,.~ 0 I' . Phone:: ftf ~J ? f~/ {),? ;), () Signature:'/5.uL If ;f~ ( Date: /~/ ~/ 06 ffiTITIDNTOTIffiCITY~S~BEmMIDmO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: 1<0<:'-\0 \)f (J< Cru-z.. ('\d1~"",1J. . Phone:: 40 Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:j.3a h.//( r rJ hi -.a/( Address:~ b 7 ~ Lv U. ) /] IJ f--, Phone::9oq 38'J <6')) b Signature: ~ IA~/ Date: 10 L/ ~ () (7 PEmrON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28111 day of September 2006. . (please Print Clearly) Name:/1") A, ,~ eeL; ,J.1J JO 10 J2...7M ggnature: Address: 2(,0) w . P8 pi 1t/L)rJ Date: Phone::{107) 7.7 1- 7 ~ ( / ~ r l PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi1Iion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi1Iion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (Pko.o - \Z I.w Name:-A!a~.. - ~,Jf/-J v V Address: d r7 If ';"r"~", . Phone:./?'01 ) it (j '- 7 L (/-) (::-L./ Signature: , l PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: IV) g v 1 IV .e \ J< ~ y Address:d b 7'3 W to \ VI" J-. Phone:: q oq '3 '(i' 81 ( G Signature:4/t?/u"d'/ ~ Date: /0 LI 6 b . PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: G r;Rt.J l-IJ fVJtJJl1 Address: $I ~ '7 if Ii T C H /5" AI Phone:: fJ~ - B 7 tff' Signature: ~ J L 1Jtr- , Date: Ib/~/t::> ~ ( PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sth day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) NamefY)A-/lS1--h<r M u h s , Address: 2(" 1q A-IC/)./;'AJ 5>+ Phone:0'l> It) (j; t ~ % 7'1 '1 Signature: W~~ ~ , Date: It> / LJ ) () (.., ( , / PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: (!UI6, b'4:'-(~9,J Address: 231 S. yfJ&,i!';,,.; D(2.. Phone:: 9tFJ - W/l<-<<fZ5" s;-LJJ / Date: lo/ctlo6 .... PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: I.J~~ Address: dSlo4: Pf'J[i. {)../r/:;'j- Phone:: l dt 38(- dsg~ Signature:~~~ Date: (t!)/r/ i').t-.. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name~e\m..O{-\'\ :t Address: . . ~. ~::Z:r70'1) 37'1-6'"630 Signature: Date: ()c{r1-f~ 2(1)& r PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Cle Iy) r Name: GW'l Address: .1.Jdi r, ~ ,.,..J. \ \ Phone:~," -:;s' @Ie \ '7 Signature: Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~ 'f(cm'\ -e.V\.-\J Address: Y ''1 ~ 1JJ #-c.- y ~ -r . / Phone:: 73' Y '111 '-If .5 Signature W/W1~ ~"D Date: )f?- J f., -0(.. I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAt~ BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again" . We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2SIh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name~o.t 10 b t Sea 1000te . Address: ~C\. S -"fer r (At <... ~A Phone:: 9c'\ 8'RLj - Id;7...--.{ Signatur~ &- ~ be..-~ Date: t 0 -Ila - 0 Co . PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to IP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Cl~arly) aftG Address: \ L\45 N. :PU1lf: A\ e . 01 53LO-:1d-f Name: Date: ,-- ---- ---- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~;~.~ tJ~':\(rV Address: IJ .l; ~(}o)() (A\ (-L Phone:~~1..:" "t- ~ 16 Signature: Date 10 I ( G, I 0 ~ f PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) .- ( Name: 10'" . A..(~j S C' (' I '';~, JJ / C I). Address: Signature:~/ ,,/. {' -r--.,. Date: / J! / v ~ .,.. Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Name: Address:02~ Phone:: ~Sl' '&111 Signature: 0' Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2SIh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Address:-zrz.7- ~c. \.l....S.~Vi s;:; Phone: 9cf1 ~\ ~ \ ~L~ ;[2 1 Signature: ({o/-~ Date: If) - /6 ~ oG Name:n~IF PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Nam~€-\t:.~o... \00S'oOUf1' Address:~l.f s...rf'f'lD.c.-; *\~ PhoneQ - \ ~ Signature:~fJA-<.A- \-1 ~ Date I () - 10 - 0(0 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue, However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28* day of September 2006. \1 Name: " Signature: \' \MNY*o (please Print Clearly) Address: ' k; \ \~. N \ Ph 0e[' rl~.\ ('... _ ~lo f',Y one::V\,~ 5,'\ L v Date: I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed. that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Signature: Y~W(C1 teYY'tl\cJea-D 10- \b~O (,. Name:~\ 7-'tY\C2; '~o.'CIdO Address: A'2. G:, s:. 'ga" C l., 0 () te Phone:Qq~ \ \ -'\~~-,O 12.. Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain", We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again", We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: tT(tfl~ e., A..\ ~{) Signature: . ~~ Phone: ~~ - l PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) NameLo{~ Uvr ~V)~Ctj r6 Address: ~/t; S. 'tv\-0{\ die, ~I).-A-J-e Phone:: ~~1 ""-lRY U8" Signatu~ J.L,"1t- C&~'l /(,-/"'_ o~ Date: PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name InA~1.. J ~ , Address: /);}. r r: tv,,"...Le., J1. Phone: (, D 1) J ~ ~ - (I n Signature: ~ ~ Date: f () . ". 61. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block. of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and Was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. . (Please Print Clearly) Name: M/C:7U-E7- ?L1ZMIMi/ Address: ~:5 S. f1EJZ(l)fPL/ Phone:: / '1(7) ~- G3B5 ~ / Signature: {;fIll, -- /tJ j/S/p L,;' , , Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Ke1\y Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. Name: Signatur : ~ Date: Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that .the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:Cor~ J;1ur'/Jo Address: 2;>J,. ') 0 f(j Of) ~ r Phone:: Signature: ~ r,,~.., A m u ~ Date: /0/ IS / Z()[)6 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Address: ore s;.-eJJJA'A If/! ,''2; Date: { 0 -110' 0 (0 Name: "\ Phone: : \ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name /11.\ /J ilfI H~fA Address: ~;lS (1 f ojl.(M.o f/....J{I /;~51/; t t Signature: .1\ Date: /0 ---/S-l)h Phone: : PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:J2HV\V\~ Qotffi~ ~ Address: LIlD V11AIJ\O-lO t\\J6 '*'A-lu2.. Signature: Date: .....- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28. day of September 2006. \ . s;~c~~ (\ \\5Y \Di\ \Ckate: ~ \ In ()~ Phone:: j PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clea:ly) . () Name: Il?lrltjrY7 tf?Z/Jwntf Address:.3 9')5 .m.~'7.k~b#tJtf>. Phone:: 70:;) ~8 g 4- ~ O's- Signatu,re:~ ~ , Date: /0 -/'S- -O{o -,--- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:_~Yl... \-\"'YT~rt:l' Address: "il(f/ S. ~\q~ Phone: 90 r J 1 ~]- Ol{f.[5 Signature: a...--. <9 iJ~ Date: I 0 It 6 /0 6 , ..A......- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain", We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again" , We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006, (Please Print Clearly) Name: Htf~ <~k Address: ? ~ 0 r fI ~~.J.. .!!!XiII er/l a,-.:zEhn Phone:: ~sSr;. ,'7"'2.- 5-' Signature:/Jt(~ -4~P/b -(J Date: /()- /6'" 06 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:)..o\:{(). f2tJ~ Address:~ "1 ~?) 4e.n d IC/!I Signature: Date: Phone: : "f PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~ \,nv$\ $o~dV\ Address:'''';'-\. S'<'N\C. ~~~\o~,^ ":::::::0..'\\ ~,ro" \. ,^,--O Phone: : Signature: -l ~ ~.ID(\ Q. '\:)~ Date: lO- \7-oh " PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) NameC~. ,\ r-- '( h..... F 1'..1 oS \ , Address C" "" to' ~I jJ /t.vf Lo ~ 3 J' / . Phone: '71(') -L.f>1'J--.9/?$ SignaturG-i- (/- .--1- Date ~/th /4J &, ( . ! 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (Pleasunt Clearl~ ' Name~ p-6lfO Wodv'ju€-c" Address: <f9/f /J1 fKJU s T( ~(tne :Co/l G - d-d. (- /71if Si_re{JJ1,.. T, IJJ~ Date: I t'J - It - 0 b -I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO . We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:_~;\-o.. me. '1.9'-' Address:.aloS~ Mcl\~~ Sl- Phone::~ ~~ l{-~ <:(10 Signa~ b- \..ut- Date: I D I Je., (00 I " PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again" . We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: CUr l cK.a... r\.t.rfe.nc Address:~,g ~'S6\'\$ t Phone::9.Q.:l) ~x-t.{-yrlO s-.,eJ: 4~~ Date: I () -/~ -() Ue. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAt'! BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neigpborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works D~artment and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly ElementaJ;y School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2S'" day of September 2006. Signature. Date~(O'c& 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and willllOt be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28111 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name Z<Ab >J G71..S"C"A. Address: a '7~ '8 0.-4 K,.ST &~~L,-d-~ Date: /CJ - /b -Ok? Phone: : ~gG - g~/f/ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:Cf'4 Iv I \ R-a-b, VI cyy", Signaturet/a,t:., Address~ll LJ\\I'.AS6iD~~e('A Date: 6(~ \\~ Phone: ~~ ~G\~-17P~ 1l4uL\ ' d:ZoJa~- L cP(o PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) \ Name~,-/\\\\W' (hl{i\0, Addr~~~-fbct\ (,~S~\MJ)~ Phone:: (.L13 \~ '1 ~ Signature: (V--- Date: (6/ rG fOC . PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name .k-~(" ~~tJ\~n e Address: l..S72 {.(;. tAJ,Jnu\ $~ . Phone: qO~ R8~ 531<6 Signature: ~ /' Date: )0- /6-0 ( PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to IP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name-:?o. u..\.lA ~ YV\ \ '( e 2...- Address ;)S l S. LN UttZSt- . Phone: 'flll .3)l.oY Signatur~L <> - e ~ Date:---LQj IlD/O'-l> PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slb day of September 2006. Name: ~~ E/~y~. Address: ~tZl, ffl /OJ. Signature: r~ Date: Phone: 109 .,3 4 '1" btj. T PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. , Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (P.''V!J'ff:1) rbr Name: ~ MW~'Ph ~?fJ( Phone:: "J g- Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory .response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: fj;1/A. ('{/ ---r;;U () r 0 Address: t:#-5 ( ~ W W ~Jcd J Phone: 9(!)cr ~R'l?'~st" Signature ftsfh(< .....;:~J() ( c) Date /()- /~- (:) G; ., ~-- l PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~NOtff~ CCH40uc9 Address:~ (qOtJ. W ({flal 5 ~ Phone: (QD'l) ~9C; ~5(P1 ~ . Signature: Hat"f I i-ro.rtlC)cX4" Date: /01/0/o&' I' PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desaglie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la A venida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el ano 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desaglie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estin expuestos nuestros ninos que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo inviemo tenemos quecombatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo esUm inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de pro fundi dad. Nuestro Capitin del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 aiios y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 aiios y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba claramente) N!Jmbre: {! dJ/'xtA. . Jft.H'~,^-' Domicilio:,,9~'Ilt/. U0;#vr . <I ..~~ Firma., ,.__ Fecha: Icr--I b - c./ "$" # De TeJefono: l ~II PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: C"~/,;c cd# ~. Signature:~~ Date: 1.5 / ~ Ie! U '/ / Address: 7~~ A-k-~/<n~ <;; T Phone:: ("~? ) f)gV. f"'?n PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name!1:t-/'.HA-a--1/~ Address:~S. b~Pu;: Phone~?e>I' ~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:.0tL~ ivto I.ABiril~ Address: . ~ tlfJ:J ,?, f<Q~" .*e. Phone: ~Dl ~<'(f - ,?~'1 Signature: 0\ ~ If) It 7 fo~ Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to 1.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:?f\ r ~D()t'~( <:> Address;) 'J '6;;).. f... ) :6 I "("Lh s. t- 1~oi: ~~ 0115' I Signature: Date: / 0 - I L.r- 0 C- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick GortzaIes and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of Sept~mber 2006. (please Print Clearly) . ~~~ ~CA~ Signaturff~ 4b~ hi. (V\cttl<:c, GV'. Date: /CJ,// re. ,,,0 ( (_ Name;... JO '\Y\ \ Q Address: 22 II q Phone: (t}o1J >?ff-LJ33, "~1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our lcids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please :z,arlY) Name: L 1/7.< ~ ~LJ Signature: Address: o1.F~ ~~rJ~~/J~~ Phone:: (?t1~)hJ? -YJ3/ -- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slb day of September 2006. (please Print Clearl~ / N~'d'id(fJ, ~Vr Address: 3 ~. ~ S DC;/; qS aiJe Phone:t?'OCf J f"fq~761 / s;...- uj-,jtPi~ C6r~ Date: /0' ~/ -O~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~UerHe e:arC,~ Address: 5 cl 5 r Phone:(1J1) 3 f/ - {)//!iP Signature: CL PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. ::c1;~ Address: ~ ff/&L(O I Phone:: 9/YJ ~gg-~ %V ffiTITIDNTOTIffiCITY~S~BEmMIDrnO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: L p.o/lu/cfo 111, Iro." d Address: ~- ~, Lore fret 5f. I....r{,; Phone:: &~7) 6"7<-(-5-0/0 ~. ---C;::' / - - . . ./ . /( Slgnatur~ . - << ~.~---- Date:/O~~~ /CJJG / ( PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: G\J Qcl...v.u \--<e G6a....--e..."- , Signature: IZ.. ~ _~_ Address: 'J6~ ':,-~I0JLl Pl-Llov{ eo Phone:: 90 'l-;)~~l'S(.,~ Date: I~-{ 8-06 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 milIion dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) N_'er-0~X: Bar(.'Kj S_ (b;;;;//-1 i2-~ Address:d[:l I_PpnY"\'C>Y ILJoncd1lJe..~ Date: 1611- Phone~d1)4)%1. ) / .5 ;;l.... , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sdt day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name:Src({Y\Q;b{c. i)(j<")5IQSS Address~ll() p-(A{\(j)() 4.ue. HJ33, Phone::BO'1) K'QS-():., 7;) Signature: ~;;/ !Jc:"L.e / Date: In/ rl06 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward CounciIman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the .people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name7~~./~a /?~ Address/i ~t3,e 4 frcr .;;t> PhO/"7b?J PF?-yt:1 y ') .- ~- J:'.9 . ".'C~' Signatu~.~ (~7~:~~'~;1' /. Date: /0 ~ 9 - 0 ~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2SlIt day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: "} f I) ill / Address: 5.5" d (' Signature: f,cf) W Date: (d ;/q-; .Ar MZ/lf4./ Phone:: o~9 ('AV.?I'-'9 96'- Ory / PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage waS installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our I 80 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281ft day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) NameXC'i; /i' d.er-/7 Address: ?W? C4,..~C/ /s/,.?c:;.o/ Phone:: 70' 9' - ~ -6' F Pc // /;f?: /' Signature: ,&Lv) , 7.v...~' Date: /0 - tJy - 0 6' PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2SII1 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~ ~ Vlkn.N8'V Address: ~(Q ,5 f11dv--V ~ /) f'L -~ Date: l (J - q - 1) b Phone:: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: lufJ 0 We/lei 9r Signature: Address:;2 (21- Cf, /t25 nuts 1zL{oI L Date: Phone:: 7)'7 L( ~ I () 2-( G ")-----c., - ""--z- Z 3 4 5'~/A c;{/ oc f- 7' -0 k;. ~, PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sth day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:Ma1l~ 0- +6n({fV! (., Address:1!iQY- tv l..D(((U 5 f Phonejq01 ),JPb ~ /3/1'2 / Signatur~~~ R. ~ ~~ Date: /0),/ /0 ~ PErmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) N_:follrt ~ s_~ b.vJ~ Address: O~ , Date:--1 () _ _ ~ Phone::"DtJ;; _ ~ 't ~df 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~..JZftt(a a It! tlC~ I . U."i. Address: 5 ~ "is' A) uJo.. u Phone:L9e>'7 ) ?::rg<)-~6#'iitJ r ./ Signa~~ Date: It?- 1- 0 (0 PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una petici6n a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos Ilamado en numerosas ocasiones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mencionado. En el aiio 2003, un desagiie inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizaci6n, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la A venida Meridian, para poder Ilegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder Ilegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de pro fundi dad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 aiios y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 aiios Y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (Por favor escriba c1aramente) ) Nombre: hCfnl/YU a/oC( Domicilio: ..J-.2h Z uJ flGi L rt1e_ # De Telefono{ L1()-\) .~ ~ ~-11.::o Firma: /! Co-v7;)O 0/& "'- Fecha: \ 0 - 0<:,( - 0<; ~----- PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de Sau Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion ala ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos Uamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupacion principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que sub en casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 alios y 5 miIlones de dolares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 alios y 2 millones de dolares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicacion y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atencion inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba claramente) Nombre: ~ ~<c'~1 Domicilio: L L~1 .!-tu..ldd Firma: ~Li, -'8 Ilo (0 ~ Fecha: # de Telefono: l .~~ct - -6 fbC) /:.-- I <- PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un des ague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que sub en casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 alios y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 alios y 2 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba c1aramente) Nombre: -M.~I'v !t\~,w..o. Domicilio: # de Telefono:~~/ ~ litto Firma: Fecha: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:_Ooe,>1V--1 ~}l\\~\ \ Address: ren \I' "-JI ~-1- Phone::00\) lfj-L( ~ 'J~1 Signature: 7 q~~ { C ! "t ! tJo Date: PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: n~(d~ NoRf-15 Address: !).n (j ~dtd tfU<. Phone:: 9d90WIS'32( Signature:~ Date: 16~ 9 - 06 ,n PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. 1 - Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:/ fA (~//I ~~~ Address: l' 2.2- S-I2j/~-( i~ Phone: : ....-----; ,/ ._ _;:J-:~-:::l-----------) Signature: ,0/1!7{/// o"--o=--'-c- / ' '-- Date: / 1')- ~-&6 < ., I. PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage waS installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Sdt day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name4/h....--d"-f,.GO,cln dc-r Signature:9"/~7 Date: /,.(). cy - 200-: Address: 2d9' (' - 1::;;/ ct... <; I- Phone::'1'r.?9- :)J"l-S' ,157 T-'- l PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our I SO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. . (please Print Clearly) Name: ~~ pA~r/ Address: J1/?r.1 ~~ /" Phone:: (;/0) ):;9-1&/~J . ;;'4 (/~~ U f'').tNt> Signatur~~ Date: 7.~~~ -, PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (Pl-~ CJ<mly) ~ At;, NameS,k),. t-kvf'S Signa : ~~ Address: c)t:;;'-Ir;, fJfJP/,v, 51 r )'110 Date: 10/ ~ Ora Phon(3tD)c;zCf N lf9 "1 PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion ala ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hem os lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el ado 2003, un des ague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado dados a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros nidos que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 miIlones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra veZ." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba claramente) Nombre: ~e(;,2.. lv,u;9 Domicilio: ~~ S"Z w. Vy,w.)i)/5T # de Telefono:(?o,) ~<&L{ - 0(;' 16 Firma:~~ ~ Fecha: /0 ~'/- 0 k, JJ:/t- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: SoH-tV 8111[1- I.j Address: J ,S-1. 7 wIlL 1.1 u r Phone:: (JO ~) Signature: IL- ~ ?' Date: /O-Lf-()~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and wiU not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:J~ f<. /=fr<)b"..... Address: :;q I S- Phone:: ero <'j ~~t(~ J)... (8;;'1 2~U ) Signature: n P - j ~"''-- Date: /0/"1/ C> (, I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Keny Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it win take 5 years, and 5 million donars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and win not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. Name. Address: J?-I S. ~llq Phone:: r; Ckl/ g ~ tj - 136 q s_L~~'WLudJ Date: 6 (:J 1 PETmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Nam~l't:L/Jrnt /d-J Addres~/JU)t?/J,tlr fr. S/ta-Y.JYlo Phone:: /Ai"" ~tt" Si~'----( Date: / () I//' ~ h PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~vU.~CA~ Address: 2(/2.:'1 W .L0<JvvJ-~ . Phon~t>~ S5(g .Q"28L -~ Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi1lion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:AP1A-IIA on ~~'(5lA.e Address: 6.(<; ~ Y\J. A--khYhs+-. 5Ah 6r1[)J~Cr-\'7a-4J 0 Phone:: 90C', g~gb~3.:) Jk~ o -l.{ --{)(O , Si Date:J PETITION TO TIiE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again" . We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Nam~,"\~ ~\)\..\~)Q..... Address: 'l.(" 'L'\, ,,,..,. 'f> ':>tt ~'h" l.. '1\.'" 6,\ Phone:: ~...'" Q.,~~- ~C\ Jh signaturellf2au-J' 0 0./ ~~ ~.n ( Date: \~. L\. . ~\..o PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem.. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: .Rc. ~ H-7 0 A J).. ~--r;, (j fI-!J (;~- V Address: "2 > Z? cu. /O-rr:t.IIO/J 'if- Phone:: ~ ~ 9 ) 99pt:;'7.ff' - Signature: Date: / {/ . 4' t? PETmON TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~h C1fVlf:'l1teS Address: ?'5Z'Z- \N. ~ISOYl 9 ---- Phone::~ i~8(l1~'::l Signature7~ ~.~ Date: I fJ /4 /0 fIJ , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilnian Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: s'a... fo= 'M 'J ~ r'-' Address:.t ~ 0 'f A t;;.J, / 'UYV Phone:: 9D 'I 3, ~ \ \ s:- 2 ~ Signature:C::::c......, k- ~ - Date:/ O~1j r--D j, PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: Fr line i 1,( 0 ~.e( 1'1 t:l ~kz. Address: Z~/t; A-+C-~/5o;i c,j; Phone::(1t'1J jt I~:) f)1 ffi~_~ ~ Date: 10- Lf- 06 / L PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) ,..-.;:-. Name: ~,\f)\-..J\ ~ \\e(",o-I\C~~ Address: ~ \ 5' A\C..\"l ~ 0'\ <-]I' Date: Phone:: qoq. ~3 \ - ~5Sl_ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper st~rm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to lP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again" . We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Namefltuk /, lfr.1f /V11/vt?t; Z Address:2"'i/1 /!-7(/lr S(.;N Phone( 5169/7 S- ( - > '> ') 7 Signature~ /. ~ Date: / () - '( - (.; C ----, PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Nam~o~ ~,b f)E'S Address:O?.;G;:;u ~ A-'1.Q. Phone:: QUf cU4- JI.9.9 Signature: Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous comp1aints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again" . We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) SignatureJJ~ ~~t7T Date: \ 0 ~'1- De N_~~~~ Address: . ~ AJ Phone:: 'O<?5 ~ <6~Ag PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: \)Q,,'I't,\ MQrq;2Cv Address: 7 ~ 6 ~ \))..W'\ Phone::~q~) l,Y'f7--ll~ \ s~-Th~~ J~i Date: Iv - tl- rij , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was instaIled by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 y'ears and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~.'^C\ ~ v1{vt V Address: 1 AY) ~~ \AtJ}tV\ Ct' Phone:(l\~ ~1,C)-l--'L0 \ S_~L1_~~ZJ Date: It) '1- cJ 0 . PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please ~ Clearly) ,'7 J; ~. v ~ .' () r . Name:' D VII ex Juarez Signature: ~ {Jh "!'aU UcZ ~Z . - Address: ~!;oS \.0, ~ldY" $ . Date: 10 - OLj - 0 (. Phone:: . T PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was insta1led by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: \fI~L~ S ( COn-. Signature: Address:'2> \ ~ S \ 0 P>... \ \ ~~ Date: Phone::( Cj 09) ~ <i <[ -<).S~) PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our, neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name::::r ul.o Ul-binCL Address:~73 So, v""LLt:tj I}~I Phone:: 0tx1) 3 8{ '-92-.87 s~wrecf: rMkA Date: /0-1---06 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage. problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi\lion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mi\lion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: )(' (\(\\.((., LaU\,\ "'- Address: 1 V\ ':) S S u-+-t-H s+ Phone(gCfJ) SIo Q(Y60 Signatur~'14~~A'-<7U 'c Date: }O -()Lf -OCt; PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mil1ion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 mil1ion dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please ~ Clearly) . Name: \USe> f\ ~ f AM t IZ ~ Address: ~") \ . S S\J~\t f {W--L Phone:: ~ Signature: Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Signature~ 1). ~(jU Date: /4/?/O 6. - Name:"'ve J .;..1.,1) 1/ Address: Q,f;f"ij w p/}PJ..f!I r- Phone:: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. Address: 4"14 StliIf;..cX S"1 ..----/ . //~ ..~. ~.....--/- Signature:.~~P'7~ / Date: ;!o-9~ or: (please Print Clearly) Name: ~f<M, a-EG'c.t--tOA Phone:: 601.) )"2-8- 97f.?7 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2S'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: .Il/ JJ7/9 /J,:l() I tLA Address: J/;;JS (!A,P'..dA~.<! #. Phone:ppj/ /~.:' < 31?c>75 Signature: Date: PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) N~/L,i~~ f Address: 320 I IAf-J-Ni) Phone:: 3rJf?- OS~c; Signature: Date: /<1" PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 bl~k of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. Address: '2-1.. b () C [-1ft rk- IJ Phone:: CJoc" gg<t.).(;,/ ~ LtV Si (please Print Clearly) Name: LLt/.!. VftS.&\..r'L PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: lhel'.e4A. 0op7 Address: zeoLI ~ ~ Phone:: ~'73S'5~~ SignaturJv.ll~ Date: /0 /q-()(g 1- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) (\ - Name: A IV IV ; -f-. lkt 0 t2 {If! .p s Signature\" ~ ~( ~ Address: :2 ;;< :; C G?< el"'"l() (j/;J) Date: /0 .-/ '7 ./ 0 Y SIS '7..:2<{IU Phone:: PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos llamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupacion principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que sub en casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 an os y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de dolares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicacion y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atencion inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba claramente) N ombre: C; q 1/1 ,.J j G 1/1(/ J <! d!~ Domicilio:~ / '014/ Rlcd+o J~ # de Telefono:r'" / <J 2- c /'11 t, Firma: ~>-t1/, "^ q-r"- Fecha: I 0/; /~ ~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: ~V~.J; VVlt\\AlA Signature: """"'. ~tJ';~ v=lV/lA.j (, t 51? o,te Phone:: (~cA~ "bZ&)::352lf CI\CI1.l.}!D ~~~ ?o - Cf - 0 C PETICION A LA CmDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hemos lIamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el ado 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. El Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado dad os a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros nidos que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta altern a para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder lIegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 an os y 5 millones de d61ares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 anos y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba cIaramente) N ombre: V3 P r !tr 1/ (fC, U/1 1) <, . Firma: r3~/ R~ Fecha: /0 ~ q" 0 G" Domicilio:"~yj( ;{/ 0 y(7 'iot/l C; I v # de Telefono: 9'09. 'lS~- /04/ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28111 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ::K'('\S.~\I Cl (1, 11 ~ Address: <.Jq'-/ S.macJ~~ Spt:4N J, Phone:: qf) q ~8 q qn~ Signature: fJt;A-- I 1../. Date: /f) J ~ 7 J II .c. . I I . --T-" PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stOrm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 281h day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:)::, !.J tV I,:} 1,/ it" '~/Y.. /' f{;r'-? . .. ,0. , + 9-1- 7 '-' Addressf}c[5 >' 50 ~ iLl Pho~:t1:;Z (} - '1 / Z; ~ . Signatureif;?~ c:... /7' -:1,. .09~ Date: /0 "i - o-n-" . / PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hem os llamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el ado 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ba fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado dados a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades person ales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupaci6n principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros nidos que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder lIegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta altern a para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estan inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad, y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 an os y 2 millones de d6lares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicaci6n y no sera reparada otra veZ." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atenci6n inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba claramente) ~ Nombre:lJ ~r~ ntl VP)6CFirm4T)eyJ{;1tl UOl& Domicilio:9;? V()C hrst!71 t/7}f/./yecha: I [) -q ~O b # de Telefono: ~ "'l.zt~ q:;;;, t;O PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28"' day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: m ~ch::t e... ( .J) / Evq ns Address: J?7 Sf rJql/q5 fJv~, Phone:: 2gs-4Cj{,S' Signature: ~ r{\ ~ Date: I q/ 'j/JLbb b PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: J1 (0 Address: i/l/<(; S I Svvfkr Phone:: 01/63. () c/ l{ 1 Signature: Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28'" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: /! Jr.v u~r1 4//c;!C S~ Address:6P(~2;O rl-!c/'-,,50h Phone:: r"'jc-')') :5:5;5. /0..75 Signature: )(/d(~~? /; _. ~.. Date: /i'J/<7,0 ~ 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former Jrd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28110 day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: j~ d Y' \ <A. n l \ \ '^- ~'DIt:<- Address:'5ep { 00 (\ Q;; Phone:: q 0 C(, 'iJ Y; 'Cr '1 ( I '; Signature: ~;Vi a.c::t')' Date: 10 -L[ - 0 (p ~~-~ ~ ~1 PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lb day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: AtJ5.d L 1.4 ',t' ~'2-- IS, Dc';}t!S' s!. 8?Cj- iDOL Address: ~...", ~~ 1 D ~ (I Vh Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate stonn drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper stonn drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this stonn drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was infonned that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also infonned by our fonner 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:~(e.u\C'..e., t--VAv-\l...,eC Signature:4~'u ~~ Address: 2~ S, t:::o. \\o..~-I'W eS (\ \ScIf\o.Date: /U-4-(Jrp C: . A - 0, L4 \ 0 Phone:: qoOl-~%"- L\:\Q).i PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2811> day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: D CiJ Ci I, f 1111 f Address: '2 b q If VltdH r Phone:: q D q 3:3I-q 79 ( SignaturetUryloJffi j db Date: Or/,{) hr r 4, 7006 c , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:Q\\'Ce l~(I~D Addresd /3 ~tu (115 C;; 13 . , . . C;JC(a Phone:: qtq gV(f,;22/D Signature: {)L(~ clJuuA~ ;0-- Lf--z:J 0 Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. ., Signature: ,/ / ({J~~ 4I::?oi~ Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". '" We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Name: /vlfchk h. J3R6FAfo Address: :<55 :5. j) ~ /15 lYe Date: Phone::brJ'1) &1 S ~Sl / / PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28& day of September 2006. (Please~.l'rin Clearly) ~.. . Name: CI c.. ~ - - Address:c,) C\ 1- -S, 1) t\ \ ~\.s... CZ \) e.. ~ Signatu~~ (b Date: \ () - \\ - D ~ Phone: : . ~T PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 mi11ion dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ';;,.JfS U5 B;e 1.5 e ,.J# Address: C?~S, j)~ && Phon{2,'V ~gLJ~C:<S11 Signature: Date: ..... PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~-\--O~~<: Address: 'Z. ?'-" . ;, ~ \ \ C-1? "'>< ~ \?e- ""--"-."-'UH ~ Phone:: 32 ~ '0\- '0 \ \ , Signature: ~~ \ 0 \ ,,\\0<0 Date: \0 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to IP. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lb day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:-1")mr; ,; n.. HE"~nCtf\cic~ L Address: 2fj? ,>.00/(0<; /If/<=. Phone:: fir/() ~~"9 501 Signature: {J ~j, Date: /0 - C/f --Q (; PETICION A LA CIUDAD DE SAN BERNARDINO Nosotros los residentes de la ciudad de San Bernardino estamos haciendo una peticion a la ciudad para que instalen un desagiie apropiado el cual esta localizado en la cuadra 300 de la Avenida Meridian. Los residentes de este vecindario hem os llamado en numerosas ocaciones al Departamento de Obras Publicas de la ciudad de San Bernardino con respecto al asunto antes mensionado. En el aiio 2003, un desague inadecuado fue instalado por la ciudad de San Bernardino para remediar un problema de desagiie existente durante ese tiempo en la misma localizacion, al sur de la avenida Meridian. No hemos recibido respuestas satisfactorias de nuestra ciudad con respecto a este desagiie y las continuas inundaciones. EI Departamento de Obras Publicas nos ha fallado en proporcionar a nuestra vecindad un desagiie que sea adecuado para los tiempos de las tormentas. Hemos encontrado daiios a nuestros vehiculos y nuestras propiedades personales a causa de este problema. Sin embargo, nuestra preocupacion principal es el peligro a que estan expuestos nuestros niiios que cruzan la calle inundada en la Avenida Meridian, para poder llegar a la escuela primaria J.P. Kelley. La escuela esta localizada directamente al otro lado de la calle, enfrente a este desagiie. Los residentes de 180 hogares no tienen ninguna otra ruta alterna para salir y entrar, ya que solamente tenemos esta calle como acceso para ingresar a nuestro vecindario. Todo invierno tenemos que combatir para poder llegar a nuestros trabajos y para dejar a nuestros hijos en la escuela por las calles que en ese tiempo estlin inundadas con aguas que suben casi a los 3 pies de profundidad. Nuestro Capitan del "Neighborhood Watch" Jerry Moya ha expresado nuestras quejas a Peggy Hazlet yaNick Gonzalez, los asistentes del alcalde de nuestra ciudad,'y dijeron que: "tomara 5 anos y 5 millones de dolares para arreglar el desagiie" 0 "2 allOS y 2 millones de dolares para arreglar el desagiie." Tambien fuimos informados por nuestro concejal anterior del tercer concilio Gordon McGinnis que "el desagiie ha sido reparado una vez en esta ubicacion y no sera reparada otra vez." Nosotros, la gente, imploramos con la ciudad de San Bernardino para la atencion inmediata a este problema. Escrita el Dia 28 de Septiembre de 2006. (please escriba clarame!) Nombre: fu\ \G. C:, ~K\ '> Domicilio: ~I S.:I)~ \0.<; ~ \Ie. . # de Telefonoqo'1,~I-C95< r Firma: 2n\1 \0- G ~~A3 Fecha: 10 - ()~-()6 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ~III ~~ Address: :2:;)85 ~o~ bY ~+. Phone:: tlOq -~gF:-f)fjF3;) Signature: ~~ Date:.-J D /1 / tJ (p I I PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: :fIll Grzx..ce Address: ~~BS POp 6.[ ~+ Phone:: qoq -~~~ -GoB CT Signatur9;te' (2 ar~ Date: 11J/7/t!J~ , , PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for inunediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: ;::A.A~y Z;;;r . Address: !?~t:J. r ~ ~H J'r- Phone:: ~9 ,qgj S/Io/ I Signature~~ ~ Date: 1(1 O/~In PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to I.P. KeUy Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million doUars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: F/'2ElJ/J/F 7i€-/tfE Address: P4>a.f ,g,r" ~ S-t- Phone:: 9'QQ ..:5%/ Ja~ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was insta1led by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (Please Print Clearly) Address:Z(oD':. (),l2U-I <:,"\ Signatu~ f/~ Date: to I Lj [ 0 l, Name:)S(ZN.;\.X)N 'CLUNG ION Phone::,:109 o'/:,I -')L.j<a({ PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:T7A, ~ dJOfeur\)6 Address:""2..:\"'f (" MaA' "DT Phone:: 101- Cf{7-7!o<l'Z- Signatu~e: -S--~" ~~ /tj.yt 'JUcL Date: If 1610 1 PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name:mc.10 \" (\~~J\.C..,c.. Address:d.54~ 4J. '"?o~\.p.AA'Ot-.'::l.g,. Phone:~ ?{l<,'.D-35 </ ';J. s;......?,~ II ic) I- On ~ Date: 10 / '-I / n 0 I I T PETITION TO TIIE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it wi1I take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and wi1I not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28. day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: J\H1Y\ (\nr-\o"-) ~\~u.a Address:~54.4 l.J '\=>o~\w- 'D\-. ~.t6. PhoneJ<jO<{) ~ 8(" -354..(1-> Signature:~I~I\f'\ ('a..lr>"'> ~ue.c. Date: J () / l.../ f 0 (0 I I PETITION TO TIlE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our ISO home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Haz1et and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 2Slh day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Name: JO ~I'\. -g","l ~/os fOfl",! Address: 1S"5") IV ~ sr Phone:: (qo'l) n<<6"'I\S/O Signaif (~d.. Date: lo/af..( 10(., , , PErmON ro THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) Nam~~i't 1-+rb"Z(J..) Address: 62:5/3 \.J, \f)J) J Phonel~O 341 4Y4L -- PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located direct1y across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Counci1man Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28th day of September 2006. (Pl=:;;;t Clearly) Name: On r7 ,. of ()~ leZY Address:4 /S-0;t ft,err-sf . ~ r...5.erl/ tl-Y10 Phone:: Signature: -~ Date: PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO . We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain". We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28lh day of September 2006. (please jClearlY)1 r Name: ",-I uIk ,0C1J!t- Address: )C;fJS cJ {CU~ ~ Phone:: (96'7)2 ZjJ-o ?OO ~~ 0/ SignaturV" / P. ~. "~'i Date: . 16 / C, PETITION TO THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO We, the citizens of the City of San Bernardino, petition the city to install appropriate storm drainage located on the 300 block of Meridian Avenue. The citizens of this neighborhood have phoned in numerous complaints to the City of San Bernardino Public Works Department and city personnel regarding the drainage issues in our area. In 2003, inadequate drainage was installed by the City of San Bernardino which was supposed to correct a pre-existing drainage problem on the south block of Meridian. We the people have not received a satisfactory response from our city regarding this ongoing drainage and flooding issue. Public works has failed to provide our neighborhood with proper storm drains. We have encountered damage to both our vehicles and personal property because of this issue. However, our main concern is the danger of our children crossing the flooded street on Meridian to get to J.P. Kelly Elementary School that is located directly across the street from this storm drain. Our 180 home residences have no alternative route for this is a one way in, and one way out, neighborhood. Every winter we battle getting to work and our kids to school through this flooded street, wherein the water rises nearly 3 feet high. Our Neighborhood Watch Captain Jerry Moya has voiced our concerns to the Mayor Assistants Peggy Hazlet and Nick Gonzales and was informed that "it will take 5 years, and 5 million dollars to fix drain" or "2 years and 2 million dollars to fix drain" . We were also informed by our former 3rd Ward Councilman Gordon McGinnis that the "drainage has been repaired once at this location and will not be repaired again". We the people, plead with the City of San Bernardino for immediate attention to this problem. Dated this 28" day of September 2006. (please Print Clearly) /' Signature: ~ V ~\L-t AI ~ t OS' / Name: j\j 0 ~J'1 /,7 R / ~. Addressl ~f .) /.l (00' p.4(" tJ,.{( 1/"- c CI1J,V' ' Phone:: Date: