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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-196 1 2 RESOLUTION 88-196 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO APPROVING AND 3 ADOPTING A MOBILEHOME PARK RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. 4 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE 5 CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS: 6 SECTION 1. Recitals: 7 WHEREAS, a significant portion of the City of San 8 Bernardino's very low income households live in mobilehome parks; 9 and, 10 WHEREAS, many of these residents are older, on limited, 11 fixed incomes and pay over fifty percent (50%) of their income 12 for housing; and, 13 WHEREAS, due to the limited availability to them of 14 affor~able housing and due to other financial circumstances, 15 little or no opportunity exists for such persons to ffiove Qr 16 otherwise adjust their housing and related expenses; and, 17 WHEREAS, it is determined that an unexpected emergency 18 expense could impact such persons in such a manner as to force 19 them into the ranks of the homeless, 20 21 22 23 NOW, the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino resolve to take the action hereinafter set forth: SECTION 2: Implementation ( A ) The City of San Bernardino hereby adopts the 24 Mob i 1 e h 0 me Par k R e n t a I Ass i s tan c e Pro 9 ram (P r 0 9 ram) a s 25 recommended by the st3.ff of thE.: Communi t~{ Dt~velopment Department:.. 26 the program being att2ched hereto :.narked Exhibit" A" and made a 27 part hereof as though f'Jlly set fcrth herein. The staff is 28 JFW:ss June 1, 1988 1 1 2 authorized and directed to proceed to implement the program. 3 (B) The City of San Bernardino hereby establishes a "City 4 of San Bernardino Mobilehome Park communications Task Force" 5 (Task Force) to function in the manner as set forth in Exhibit 6 "B" attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. 7 (C) The Mobilehome Park Ad hoc Committee is hereby 8 specifically authorized to review and approve any agreement with 9 any party necessary for the implementation of the program and the 10 Task Force. Such agreements shall be deemed to be approved by 11 the Mayor and Common Council. 12 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly 13 adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San 14 Bernardino, at a meeting held on the 20th day regular 15 of June , 19~, by the following vote, to wit: 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 AYES: Council Members Reilly, Flores, Maudsley. Minor, Pope-Ludlam, Miller NAYS: None ABSENT: Council Member Estradq 'y~tv~) /&):;d; c17rk~t:fJJJt7 is hereby approv~d this City The foregoing resolution ;Z / /~li- June , (~./9. ~. .,.! ..' ~/-7.'7 Y' f;. \/1 0-/(/c/6~j j /~~c-~y vryn Wil, ox, M"ayor City of San Bernardino day of Approved as to form and legal content: ~../) .' -:"7 /14 \ . -1/'-'7 7 . ! Jb vz....~ , " y Attorney v/ JFW:ss June 1, 1988 2 C I T Y 0 F SAN B ERN A R DIN 0 INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 8804-1104 TO: Councilman Jess Flores, Chairman Mobilehome Park Ad Hoc Committee FROM: Kenneth J. Henderson, Director of Community Development SUBJECT: MOBILEHOME PARK RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM DATE: April 13, 1988 (7409 ) COPIES: Mayor wilcox; Councilman Minor; Councilwoman Pope- Ludlam; City Clerk; City Treasurer; City Attorney; Acting City Administrator; Deputy City Admini- strator-Development Services; Director of Finance; Executive Assistant to Council; Deputy City Attorney Wilson; Sally Wilder; Clay Hage; Housing Development Specialist; File ------------------------------------------------------------- Attached please find the above referenced program which has been developed pursuant to the direction of the Mayor and Common Council and the Mobilehome Ad Hoc Committee. The program envisions actual administration of the grant compo- nent of the program by the County of San Bernardino Community Services Department (CSD), and that it be initially cap- italized at a level of $50,000 ($40~000 from owners and $10,000 from City General Fund). The reasons for the 4:1 ratio and the City contribution from its General Fund are as follows: a) The City has previously spent $26,812 to finance a study of the rent control issue within its corporate boundaries. b) A minimum of $10,000 in administrative expenses (salaries/benefits, postage, reproduction, et. al.) has been incurred by City exclusive of time spent by Attorney's office. c) Federal regulations prohibit the use of CDBG funds for rent subsidies. d) The city General Fund is the least restrictive revenue source available to accomplish Council-adopted objectives. It is possible for the block grant program to fund an eligible activity up to $10,000 that is currently financed by the General Fund. In this way the City could accomplish its objectives using different funding sources. The County presently receives $131.00 per month to administer EXHIBIT "A" 6-1-88 . ' INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM: 8804-1104 April 13, 1988 Page 2 the Yucaipa community's rental assistance program. While the proposed program differs from Yucaipa's in certain aspects, it is anticipated the City would pay a monthly administrative fee of roughly $150.00 per month. The program fund would actually pay the cost on behalf of the City. Your input and that of any of the individuals receiving a copy of this memorandum is appreciated. Please advise as to when you will be convening a meeting of the Committee to further discuss this matter. I can be reached at 5065. Ke~f~.G ~~~~ Director of Communi~y Development KJHjlab , '. CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT "Mobilehome Park Rental Assistance proqram" Backqround -A significant portion of the City of San Bernardino's very io~-income households live in mobilehome-parks. lMany of these residents are older, on limited, fixed incomes and some pay over fifty percent (50%) of their income for housing. Due to housing and financia~ circumseances, little or no oppo~tunity exists to move or otherwise reduce housing and related costs. A personal financial reversal, an expensive illness, a rent increase or some combination of these factors could be financially devastating and perhaps even force certain households into the ranks of the homeless. It is the desire of the City of San Bernardino to establish a rental assistance program for these households. This program will be a joint program of the City and the mobilehome park owners. The program will provide monetary assistance for the most needy cases and an opportunity for rent deferrals for other households in need. Program Components ( The City of San Bernardino Mobilehome Park Rental Assistance program will have two (2) components: (1) grants to the most needy mobIlehome park residents; and (2) rent deferrals-for others who have a temporary need for financial assistance. Each of -these components is explained further below. 1. Grants -~ Giv~n fund availability, grants will be avail- able for very low income households (defined as households which earn fifty percent (Sot) or less of median income) which pay fifty percent' (Sot) or more of their income for ~ousing (including space rent, rent or mortgage payment on their coach and utilities). After eligibility is determined, these households will receive grants consisting of monthly payments to cover that portion of their housing costs which exceed fifty percent (Sot) of their income. The maximum grant will be fifty dollars ($SO.OO) per month. Eligibility will be reviewed annually. 2. Rent Deferrals -- Rent deferrals will be available to low income households who are paying in excess of thirty percent (30t) of its income for housing and related expenses. In general, rent deferrals will involve deferral of rent increases for these households. Other arrangements may also be possible. 1 After eligibility is determined, individual arrangements will be' negotiated by the specific mobilehome park owner or his/her representative and the eligible tenant. Rent deferrals will represent an obligation of the resident receiving the deferral to the owner and will be repaid when the mobilehome is sold or ownership is trans~erred, voluntarily or involuntarily, or sooner if possible. Repayment will be secured through a personal note from the resident to the owner. Eligibility for continuing rent deferrals will be reviewed-annuallY. Proqram Administration The grant component of the rent assistance program will be --administered by the Community Services Department of the County of San Bernardino. The Community Services Department (CSD) is also administering a similar program for the Yucaipa community. The Community Services Department will be paid an administrative fee for administration of the program. ( As to the rent deferral component of the rental assistance program, Community Development Department staff will make available to the mobilehome park owners household income information, adjusted for family size, at eighty percent (80%) and fifty percent (50%) of the median income for the Riverside/San Bernardino Metropolitan Statistical Area. This information is updated annually by the u.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Owners would utilize this information in calculating whether a household was__ spending thirty percent (30%) or more of its gross income on -housing and related expenses, and thus, eligible for rent deferral consideration. Program Funding Based on the experience of the Yucaipa Rental Assistance Program, it is recommended that-.this program be capitalized ini-tially-with -a $50,000 fund derived from the following sources: 1. A $40,000.00 cash contribution from the mobilehome park owners; and 2. A $10,000 contribution from the City of San Bernardino (from General Fund Revenues). These funds would be transferred to the Community Services Department which would serve as fiscal agent for this pro- gram. The fund balance would be deposited in an interest bearing account with a local financial institution, and interest earned would be added to the fund balance. In addition to grant payments, CSD's administrative fee would be paid out of the fund. The Community Services Department would determine applicant 2 . . . . " eligibility for grant payments (based on information supplied by the mobilehome park resident), prepare and send out monthly checks, re-determine eligibility annually, and provide the mobilehome park~wners and the City of San Bernardino Community ~evelopment Department with a monthly statement of grant payments, interest earneg and fund balance. When the fund balance is depleted, additional contributions to continue the program willoe necessary from the City and the mobilehome park owners, in the same proportion as the original grant if the City determines continuation of the program is warranted. ~blicitv. Outreach and Referrals The rental assistance program will be publicized by the City through newspaper articles and fliers, the City Community Access Channel and the Community Services Division of the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department. Local tenant organizations will assist with outreach activities in local mobilehome parks. In addition, announcements and fliers will be posted in senior centers and other facilities where mobilehome park residents are likely to see them. ( standardized applications will be made available through CSD and senior organizations. For those applicants who do not qualify for assistance, the rejection notice will include an attachment listing other organizations and prog~ams-which might be able -to assist the mobilehome park resident. flab - 0891 3 CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Mobilehome Park Communications Task Force Concept and Cost Estimates Backqround The Yucaipa Plan as implemented by Mobilehome Park Solu- tions, Inc., has established a "Communications Team". The Team is composed of one resident representative, one owner representative, and the board chairman of Mobile Home Park Solutions, Inc., who is a county employee. Whereas the Communications Team has no formal authority for forging agreements (such as mediation or binding arbitration), team members assist in problem solving, aiding owner/resident communications, organizing for and holding elections, providing education, and conducting park meetings. A Communications Team member may attend local park communica- tions meetings and monitor the program, helping to facilitate improvement for park relationships. Proposal for the city At the last meeting of the Common Council's Mobilehome Ad Hoc Committee, it was suggested that a similar communi- cations task force be established to complement the pro- posed rental assistance program for income-deficient park tenants. The task force might be called "The City of San Bernardino Mobilehome Park Communications Task Force" and chaired by one of the Mayor's key staff. There would also be a park owner representative and two resident representatives, one from Golden State Mobilehome Owners League (GSMOL) and one from the Mobilehome Organized Residents Enterprises (MORE). The Mayor's appointed representative gives added credibility to the program, which would not be the case if the Task Force were chaired by a departmental representative. Cost Estimates It is envisioned that the Communications Task Force would operate in a similar fashion to the Yucaipa Plan model described above. The members of the task force would serve to promote communication between park owners and park residents. They would also strive to be impartial in providing clarification of non-rent related issues affect- ing either party. In order to estimate the costs to the City of establishing and operating this task force, it is necessary to make some assumptions: 1. It is assumed that the task force would meet as a body once a month, and that meeting notes would be prepared. 1 6-1-88 EXHIBIT "B" . . . . 2. It is assumed that the City would provide meeting space for the task force and necessary clerical support for the preparation of agendas and minutes of task force meetings. 3. Based on these assumptions, the following annual costs are anticipated for the activities of the proposed communications task force: Meeting facility Clerical support for twelve (12) monthly meetings (72 hours at $15.00 per hour x 12). -0- $1,080.00* Fringe benefits for clerical support $ 324.00 Mayor's representative to task force (8 hours per month, estimated at at $200.00 in direct salary costs x 12). $2,400.00* Fringe benefits for Mayor's Representative $ 720.00 stationary and supplies $ 300.00 Total Estimated Expenses: (*Direct cost. Does not include overhead.) Therefore, it is estimated that the proposed communications task force can be maintained and its activities supported for approximately $4,824.00 per year. $4,824.00 flab 0990 2 MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CSD; OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Inc. Cities-San Bdno.; Agree. 88-796 September 12, 1988 . . l., FROM: JAMES FARE, Administrator Human Resources Agency ,~r; l' q ( 6 ~, ,,,.. SUBJECT: AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (CDD) AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT (CSD) RECOMMENDA TION: Approve agreement between City of San Bernardino Community Development Department (CDD) and Community Services Department (CSD) whereby CSD provides financial and accounting services for the City of San Bernardino space rental assistance program for mobilehome residents in the City of San Bernardino, in the amount of $3,475 for the period beginning September 1, 1988, and continuing until the fund balance of $50,000 is expended. BACKGROUND: The Ci ty of San Bernardino has formed a task force to fos ter improved communications between mobilehome park owners and mobilehome residents in the city limits of San Bernardino. Similar to the County's program of space rental assistance run by Mobilehome Housing Solutions, Inc. (M.H.S.I.), the City wants to implement a space rental assistance program for qualified applicants and/or households within its boundaries. The "Mayor's Mobilehome Communications Task Force" will oversee the operations of this mobilehome rental assistance program. CSD is the administering agency for the M.H.S.I. program. CSD reviews applications, issues payments, provides monthly reports, and other duties as outlined in the agreement. CSD will provide the same services for the City, administering $50,000 in funds. In exchange for administration of this program and its funds, CSD will be reimbursed as outlined in the contract. REVIEW BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS: This agreement has been reviewed and approved by County Counsel Joanne Fenton and Risk Manager Pamela Thompson. cc: CSD-Kathy Kivley w/agreement City of San Bernardino Community Development Dept w/4 agreements c/o CSD Auditor w/agreement Risk Management BRA File w/agreement 14-9507-000 mIl Rev. 10/81 Page 1 of 2 Action of the Board of Supervisors AGREEMENT NO. 88-796 APPROVED BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO MOTION Aye Second Motion Absent Aye 1 234 5 ~:~S~UDD~~ DATED:. ~~ 41 ITEM ! September 12, 1988 Page 2 of 2 RE: AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (CDD) AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT (CSD) FINANCIAL DATA: All costs involved in the execution of this agreement are fully reimbursed by the City of San Bernardino Community Development Department. PRESENTER: James Fare, Administrator, Human Resources Agency SEPTEMBER 12, 1988 ITEM 41 FOR COUNTY USE ON L Y County Department Contract Number Communit Services De artment County Department Contract Representative 88-796 Contractor's License Number: ,-J~I,_ _, \ cOl'~rt \ ,iA,. IU.......1l0t...(i ( '0 ~ COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO Kathy A. Kivley Ph. Ext. 2301 CONTRACT TRANSMITTAL Budget Unit No. Sub-Object No. Job No. Amount of Contract 9-06-88 Project Name: If contract has more than one payment or receipt, complete the following: Payments Estimate: Approximate Amount Each: Contractor: City of San Bernardino Community Development Department Bi rth Date Federal I D No. or Social Security No. Contractor's Representative: Maurice Oliva, Housing Development Specialist Address: 300 North "n" Street, San Bernardino, CA Phone: (714)384-5065 Nature of Contract: (Briefly describe the general terms of the contract.) Under this agreement, Community Services Department would provide financial and accounting services for the City of San Bernardino Space Rental Assistance program, beginning September 1, 1988, and continuing until the fund balance of $50,000 is expended. Purpose of the agreement is for providing space rental assistance for mobilehome residents in the city of San Bernardino. (Attach this transmittal to all contracts not prepared on the "Standard Contract" form.) Approved as to Legal Form .Az~1'~ J1~ #(4 ~y Counsel Date~ '" I 11~g Reviewed as to Affirmative Action Reviewed for Processing ~ ~ Agency Administrator/CAO Date Date 02-12294-000 Rev. 11/80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 A~B~~M~NT This agreement is entered into ,by and between the City of San Bernardino Community Development Department, hereinafter referred to as "City" and the County of San Bernardino Community Services Department, hereinafter referred to as "CSD". I. Recitals. (a) Whereas, the City desires to develop and implement a program to provide rental assistance payments to qualified low income mobilehome park tenants residing in mobilehome parks located within the incorporated boundaries of the City of San Bernardino. (b) Whereas, the City desires to establish a special 13 fund which will serve as the source of this financial assistance. 14 (c) Whereas, the County currently administers a similar 15 program which operates in the Yucaipa area. 16 (d) Whereas, the City desires to retain the services of 17 the County, through its Community Services Department, to 18 administer the City's new rental assistance program and the 19 County agrees to undertake such administration. 20 The parties, therefore, mutually agree as follows: 21 II. Scope of Services. The CSD shall perform the following 22 tasks under this agreement: 23 (a) Work with the City to develop the appropriate 24 information, correspondence and application materials for the 25 Rental Assistance Program, which will be identified on all forms, 26 checks and correspondence as the "City of San Bernardino 27 Mobilehome Park Rental Assistance Program." 28 (b) Disseminate information and application material. 1 ,I 1 2 The CSD will maintain in its office copies of information and application material for the City's rental assistance program and 3 will make that information available to mobilehome park tenants 4 upon request. The CSD will not be involved in any other outreach 5 or promotional activities regarding the program. (c) Certify applicant eligibility. The CSD will 6 7 certify applicant eligibility for rental assistance payments, 8 given eligibility criteria established by the City based on, (i) 9 current income limits adjusted by family size (eligibility may be 10 certified bond or copies of checks and/or check stubs, signed tax 11 returns, investment and/or trust fund income and/or pension 12 statements or checks), and; (ii) amount the household currently 13 spends for housing (including a sworn statement of family size 14 and documentation of housing expenses including space rent, plus 15 rent or mortgage payment on the coach, plus utilities and 16 insurance). (d) When eligibility is denied, CSD will send out a 17 18 notification to the applicant (using Rental Assistance Program 19 stationary) informing the applicant of the reason for denial. 20 Questions and review will be directed to the Mayor's Mobilehome Park Communications Task Force. 21 22 (e) When eligibility is approved, CSD will send out a 23 notification of approval stating the amount of the grant payment, when it will begin, and the requirement for annual 24 25 26 27 recertification of eligibility. At least thirty (30) days prior to the annual recertification date, CSD will inform the grantee of the need to recertify information and proceed with recertification and subsequent grant adjustment or termination, 28 2 1 2 as appropriate. Questions and review on recertification will be directed to the Mayor's Mobilehome Park Communications Task Force. 3 4 applicant and shall update and maintain this file as additional 5 correspondence and information are received. CSO will also 6 maintain a computer-based file on each applicant with the (f) The CSO will maintain a separate file for each 7 information recorded in such form as to facilitate subsequent 8 analyses, summarization and for periodic program evaluation 9 purposes. 10 (g) The CSO shall prepare and distribute grant checks. 11 Special imprinted checks shall be ordered by CSO with the City of 12 San Bernardino Mobilehome Park Rental Assistance Program 13 identified thereon. CSO will require signature authority for 14 the checks and will use whatever name and title the City 15 designates. Checks will be prepared by CSO and distributed (by 16 mail) some time between the 14th and 26th of each month, to 17 coincide with CSO's other workload considerations. Checks will 18 be made payable directly to the homeowner. 19 (h) The CSO shall administer the Rental Assistance 20 Program Fund. Upon initiation of this program, the City will 21 deposit with CSO a sum not to exceed $10,000.00, with an 22 additional $40,000.00 contribution to be made by San Bernardino 23 Parkowners Association (SBPOA). The CSO will assume 24 responsibility for fund administration, including investing the 25 fund balance in a bank or bank branch within the City of San 26 Bernardino area for additional interest income, reconciling the 27 account and reporting on the fund balances monthly as indicated 28 below. 3 , . 1 (i) Provide monthly reports. The CSO will provide a 2 monthly statement of fund activity to participating mobilehome 3 park owners and the city. The report will document the grant 4 payments made to individuals or families during the month 5 (without specific grantee names), fees paid to CSO for 6 administration, and indicate the fund's beginning and ending 7 balance, including any interest earned. 8 (j) Upon request, CSO will provide summary analytical 9 reports indicating grant activity trends, geographic distribution 10 of grantees by park, and other information of interest to the 11 City and/or CSO which may be generated from program operations. 12 (k) These funds will be audited under the Single Audit 13 Act of 1984. 14 III. Comnensation to CSO for Administration. The CSO agrees 15 to administer the City's Mobilehome Park Rental Assistance 16 Program, including the tasks described in section "II" above, for 17 the following compensation. 18 (a) Three-hundred dollars ($300.00) to cover initial 19 start-up costs, new stationary, checks, postage, and a pro-rated share of CSO's audit costs. 20 21 (b) Amount not to exceed one-thousand six hundred 22 dollars ($1,600.00) for one-time reprogramming to adapt the CSO 23 computer program to the needs of the City's rental assistance 24 program. 25 (c) One-hundred, seventy-five dollars ($175.00) per 26 month for ongoing program administration and reporting, as 27 described in Section "II", items (a) through (k) above. 28 The CSO's fees will be paid out of the fund upon 4 presentation of invoice. since this is a new program, CSD 1 2 3 4 5 6 reserves the right to re-examine the fee structure after one (1) year and propose revisions in 9omp~nsation arrangements. IV. Term and Termination of Aqreement. The term of this Agreement will commence on September 1, 1988 and continue until the fund balance is totally expended as determined by the Director of Community Development of the City of San Bernardino. 7 This Agreement, may be terminated upon sixty (60) days written 8 prior notice by any party to the other. 9 V. Relationship of Parties. Under this Agreement, CSD is 10 serving as an independent contractor to the City to provide the 11 services as described above. The CSD staff shall not be 12 supervised, directed, or under the control or authority of any 13 City officer or employee. 14 VI. Amendment. This Agreement may be amended or modified 15 only by written agreement by both parties and failure on the part 16 of either party to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall 17 not be construed as a waiver of the right to compel enforcement 18 of such provision or provisions, nor act to release any surety 19 from its obligations under this. Agreement. 20 VII. Notices. All notices herein required shall be in 21 writing and delivered in person or sent by first class mail, 22 postage prepaid, addressed as follows: 23 As to city: 24 As to CSD: Director 25 Community Development Department City of San Bernardino 26 300 North "D" Street, 5th Floor San Bernardino, Calif. 92418 27 28 Executive Director Community Services Department County of San Bernardino 686 East Mill Street San Bernardino, Calif. 92415 VIII. Each party hereby agrees to save and hold harmless 5 . I each the other, their elected and appointed boards, commissions, 1 2 3 4 5 officers, agents and employees from liability resulting from, and arising out of, or connected with the performances by each of its duties and obligations arising hereunder. IX. Rebate of Funds. If, at any time, during the life of 6 this agreement a rent control program is implemented within the 7 City of San Bernardino as a result of action by the City Council, 8 or through the initiative process, CSD shall rebate to the City 9 and SBPOA, on a pro rata basis, such monies as remain in its 10 possession as a result of this agreement, as of the effective 11 date of such rent control program. CSD may first recover its 12 cost of the administration of this agreement incurred prior to 13 such effective date. 14 15 instrument attached hereto or referred to herein integrates all 16 terms and conditions mentioned herein or incidental hereto, and 17 supersedes all negotiations and prior writing in respect to the subject matter hereof. In the event of conflict between the X. Entire Aqreement. This Agreement and any document or 18 19 terms, conditions or provisions of this Agreement, and any such or instrument, the terms of this agreement shall 20 document 21 prevail. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 IIII IIII 6 ". 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this 2 agreement on the 12th day of September 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 city of San Bernardino Commu 'ty Development Department Dev. 10 ATTEST: 11 12 BY: ~?l?~db -City Clerk 13 Approved as to 14 legal content: ~ form and 15 iL 16 17 /1 18 10 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 , 1988. County of San Bernardino BY: ~~~~.!4_SEP 12 rpers John Joyner Boar of supe~sors 1988 BY: -- By 7