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File No. 15.30-270
- REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
From:
ROGER G. HARDGRAVE, Director
Subject:
Authorization to proceed, Plan approval
and finding of health and safety for the
proposed vacation of those alleys located
between 28th St. and Cajon Blvd, and
Medical Center Dr. and California st.
Dept:
Public Works /Engineering
Date:
May 20, 1988
Synopsis of Previous Council action:
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1. That a finding of need for health and safety reasons, for thet vacatMiond. of I
certain alleys located between 28th St. and Cajon Blvd., and be ween e lca
Center Drive and California st., is made. ~
2. That the Director of Public Works/City ~n~ineer and the City Clerk are
authorized to proceed with the proposed "acation of those certain alleys
located between 28th st. and Cajon Blvd., and Medical Center Drive and
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3. That Plan No. 7525 is approved.
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Signature
cc: Jim Robbins, Acting City Administrator
Andy Green, Acting Director of Fin&lC~
James Penman, City Attorney
Les Fogassy
Phone:
5334
Contact penon:
Supporting data attached:
staff Report, Map Ward:
Wages on w.O. 01266
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FUNDING REQUIREMENTS:
Amount:
001-000-41787
Source: (ACCT. NO.)
(ACCT. DESCRIPTION) Vacation Filing Fees (The $400 fee
will not be collected)
Finance:
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- ./ - Agenda I tern No.
Council Notel:
7S.0262
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CIT. OF SAN BERNARDI~--.~ - REQUE.. r FOR COUNCIL AC\ _")N
STAFF REPORT
Due to the high crime rate in the Delmann Heights area, that area generally bounded by
Highland Avenue, Cajon Boulevard, Medical Center Drive and California street, it was
recently suggested by the Police Department, in a study made of the area, that all
alleys in the area be vacated, thus limiting access to the rear of the properties.
staff made a field check of the area, and several observations to the feasibility of
the proposed vacation was made
1. The East/West alley just North of Highland Avenue, between Medical Center
Drive and Garner street, should not be included in this proposal, since it
provides rear access to parking for businesses along the North side of
Highland Avenue.
2. Two other alleys remain subject to the proposal. Specifically, the
Northwesterly/Southeasterly alley, from Darby Street to California Street,
South of Cajon Boulevard, and the North/South alley, North of 28th Street,
West of Medical Center Drive.
3. Several of the properties adjacent to the subject alleys have gates located
to the rear of the property. Some of these properties have garages located in
the rear, and the alleys seem to provide the only means of access.
4. Staff was unable to determine just which of the occupants actually used the
rear access to their respective properties.
5. Vacating the alleys would cut off rear access to the occupants as well. This
action might result in a large number of protests being filed by the property
owners or occupants.
If authorization to proceed with this proposal is given, all
occupants will be notified of the proposal and given an
objections or make recommendations.
property owners
opportunity to
and
state
Since this proposal is City initiated, the $400.00 filing fee will be waived.
Based upon the above, and upon the authorization being given to the Director of Public
Works/City Engineer and the City clerk to proceed with this proposal, it is
recommended that a finding of need for health and safety for the proposed vacation be
made, and that Plan No. 7525 be approved.
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- MEMORANDUI\II
To See Distribution List
Subject Crime Control Through Environmental Design-
Delmann He\g.ft~
Donald J. Burnett
From Chief of Pol ice
Date March 21, 1988
Approved
Date
Attached is a report that was compl eted with fund ing through our crime
resistance grant for the Delmann Heights area. We paid for a consultant to
inspect the Delmann Heights area and provide observations and
recommendations that will enhance our crime reduction efforts.
The consul tant has made numerous recommendations that reduce the
opportunity for crime to occur. The recolTlTlendations span the
responsibilities of numerous City departments and include a major critical
decision associated with Cal Trans and freeway construction which is to
begin next month.
I consider the report and recommendations to be a very exciting
consideration to enhance the safety and wel fare of the Delmann Heights
residents. The consultant's recommendations, fully implemented, I believe
will achieve significant crime reduction and increase safety for the
citizens. This project can be a model project for the City for other areas
of the community experiencing significant crime problems. In fact, in my
opinion, this project will be a model project for the nation related to the
problem of crime ridden neighborhoods in urban areas.
I woul d appreciate your rev iew of thi s document. There is a matter of
urgency associated with implementation related, in part, to the rapidly
approaching freeway construction. I bel ieve a workshop with affected
department heads and the Hayor and City Council is in order to discuss .the
recommendations of the consultant and establish policies for their
implementation. I will be asking the Mayor and Council to schedule such a
workshop. Thank you for your time and cooperation.
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Donald J. Burnett
Chief of Police
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Attachment
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Crime Reduction Through Environmental Design
Page 2
'larch 21, 1988
DisTR IBUTION:
Hayor Wilcox
Ray Schweitzer, City Administrator
Esther Estrada, First Ward
Jack Reilly, Second Ward
Jess Flores, Third Ward
t1ichael r1audsley, Fourth Ward
Tom Minor, Fifth Ward
Valerie Pope-Ludlam, Sixth Ward
Nori ne r1i 11 er, Seventh ~/ard
Hark Sutton, Building & Safety Director
Ken Henderson, Community Development Director
Gerald Newcombe, Fire Chief
Annie Ramos, Parks & Recreation Director
Ann Siracusa, Planning Director
Manuel P. Moreno Jr., Public Services Director
Roger G. Hardgrave, Public Works Director
Glenda Saul, Redevelopment Agency Director
Capt. Wayne Harp, SBPO
Capt. Mike Lewis, SBPO
Capt. Dan Robbins, SBPO
Capt. Dave Thomas, SBPO
Lt. W. O. Smith, SBPO
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