HomeMy WebLinkAbout08.G- Human Resources DOC ID: 2196
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO—REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION
Personnel
From: Rhonda Haynes M/CC Meeting Date: 01/22/2013
Prepared by: Linda Wynn, (909) 384-5161
Dept: Human Resources Ward(s): All
Subject:
Personnel Actions-Unclassified
Financial Impact:
Motion: Approve the unclassified personnel actions, as submitted by the Acting Director
of Human Resources, in accordance with City policies and procedures.
CERTIFICATION BY ACTING DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES: I hereby certify
that the UNCLASSIFIED Personnel Action(s) listed below conform with all personnel policies
and procedures adopted by the Mayor and Common Council and are in conformance with all
administrative regulations of the City of San Bernardino.
NAME/DEPARTMENT REQUESTED ACTION
1. Blechinger, Michael APPOINTMENT:
City Attorney's Office City Attorney Investigator(U),Part-time,
Flat$32.00/hour
Benefits: Medicare,Unemployment=minimal cost.
Effective: 1/23/13
2. Diaz, John R. APPOINTMENT:
City Attorney's Office City Attorney Investigator(U),Part-time,
Flat$32.00/hour
Benefits: Medicare, Unemployment=minimal cost.
Effective: 1/23/13
3. Dillon,David G. APPOINTMENT:
City Attorney's Office City Attorney Investigator(U), Part-time,
Flat$32.00/hour
j Benefits: Medicare, Unemployment=minimal cost.
Effective: 1/23/13
4. Sanchez, Robert V. APPOINTMENT:
City Attorney's Office City Attorney hivestigator(U), Part-time,
Flat$32.00/hour
Benefits: Medicare, Unemployment=minimal cost.
Updated: 1/17/2013 by Linda Sutherland Packet Pg. 384
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Effective: 1/23/13
INTEGRATED WASTE FUNDS: NO ACTIONS
FEDERAL FUNDS: NO ACTIONS
Supportin¢Documents:
Updated: 1/17/2013 by Linda Sutherland Packet Pg. 385
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INTER OFFICE MEMORANDUM
OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
To: Mayor and Common Council
From: James F. Penman
City Attorney
Subject: Request for Four Additional City Attorney Investigators
Date: January 18, 2013
CC: City Clerk, City Manager, Chief of Police, Sr. Assistant City Attorney,
Supervising City Attorney Investigator
The decision to request additional City Attorney Investigators is not one upon which we easily
arrived. We are well aware of the criticisms of some, that the acknowledged excellent work
performed by these Investigators should be accomplished by the City's Code Enforcement
Officers. Throughout the years this Office has provided training for Code Enforcement,
including"ride-alongs" for our Code Officers with our Investigators,where in-the-field training
has been achieved. As a result, we have seen some gradual improvement in the effectiveness of
that City department. We also believe the reassignment of Code Enforcement to the Police
Department will result in improved training, supervision, effectiveness and other efficiencies.
However, there are certain areas where a retired police officer will continue to be more effective.
The employment of Hearing Officers and the Administrative Civil Penalties program,both spear-
headed by the Office of the City Attorney, have also produced some efficiencies and a number of
examples of what can be accomplished by a successful application of these tools to combat the
blight and its partner, crime, that now permeates so much of this community.
Given the blighted conditions that prevail throughout much of the City, considering the City's
limited resources, rising crime and the umbrella of bankruptcy which hangs over our every
endeavor, it is incumbent upon us to strengthen, improve and employ,without hesitation, those
resources that have been proven to be the most effective in achieving positive change to our
neighborhoods. The appearance, property values and the safety of our residents compel us to
expand upon every cost-effective successful program and/or weapon in our arsenal.
All six of our current, part-time City Attorney Investigators are currently retired San Bernardino
City Police Officers. They have the education, training, experience and knowledge of this City,
its neighborhoods and its people to aggressively attack the problem of blight in an effort to
counter the blight that few others have been able to impact successfully. AIW4
City Attorney Memorandum
Additional Investigators
January 18, 2013
Page two
Unfortunately,because these individuals are retirees in the CALPERS system, they are limited to
working for our City for no more than 960 hours per fiscal year. Some of our Investigators are
now near"capping out" even though we have just finished the first six months of the current
2012-2013 fiscal year.
We have sufficient funds budgeted for ten Investigators to work the full twelve months of this
fiscal year,but do not currently have enough time remaining for each of the current six
Investigators to continue working through June 30, 2013, which is the conclusion of fiscal year
2012-2013.
Normally an Investigator works two days a week from 7:30 to 4:30. Our one weekend
Investigator works from approximately 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. No one
works on holidays except in special circumstances.
Because of the increased activity of panhandlers, unlicensed transient merchants, and complaints
from residents, the business community, Council members and other public officials, it has been
necessary for some Investigators to work longer periods over the past six months, thus depleting
their 960 available hours much more rapidly than in some previous years.
Anticipating this occurrence, and responding to the urging of the City Manager and other City
officials for the Investigators to do more to reduce blight, issue ACPs to more blighted properties
than has been done in previous years and to increase the collection of the ACP penalties imposed
by the City's Hearing Officer, some Investigators have worked twice as many hours as they
would normally have worked by the end of December.
In addition to the preceding, we need to increase the weekend coverage from one Investigator to
two, and we need to increase the hourly time-span the Investigators are able to be in the field by
two hours, until at least 8:00 p.m. instead of the current 6:00 p.m. end of shift.
Transient food vendor-merchants have established out door cooking venues throughout the City,
most notably in the Mt. Vernon area, but in other parts of the City as well. Tacos,burritos,
barbeques, soft-drinks and other products are sold, usually commencing shortly after sunset.
These people have no city licenses or permits and no County Health Department permits.
Code enforcement, already over-worked and ill-equipped by training to encounter suspects, many
of whom have active warrants, has not been able to adequately address some of the above issues.
In discussing the matter with Chief Handy and our City prosecutors, Senior Assistant City
Attorney Jolena Grider and Deputy City Attorney Cynthia Underwood, I am informed that our
Code Enforcement Officers are not trained or prepared to deal with suspects with outstanding
arrest warrants.
City Attorney Memorandum
Additional Investigators
January 18, 2013
Page three
It is incumbent upon us to continue the successful application of ACPs to diminish blight,
improve property values and successfully attack the unlicensed businesses and the prevailing
climate of panhandling that occurs daily,through all hours, in almost every business area and
commercial parking lot in our City.
Why is this necessary? Because it has proven to be effective. In order to continue this
accomplishment, we are requesting the Mayor and Common Council to designate four more
retired peace officers to perform the City Attorney Investigator functions.
In calendar year 2012, 97 out of 129 properties were brought up to City Property Maintenance
Code standards by six part-time City Attorney Investigators through the use of Administrative
Civil Penalties (ACPs). The total amount collected on these 129 properties in 2012 was
$689,713.12. The majority of ACP effort by the City Attorney Investigators was focused on the
blighted, foreclosed properties in our city. Thus banks, mortgage companies and out of town
lenders constituted most of the offenders with whom this Office dealt in 2012.
During the same period, 30 out of 37 properties were brought up to Code by approximately
sixteen to twenty, full-time Code Enforcement Officers through the use of ACPs. The total
amount collected on these 37 properties in 2012 was $221,279.56. This was a substantial
improvement by Code Enforcement using ACPs to gain compliance, rather than the much less
effective Administrative Citation process.
Throughout our City, blighted properties continue to lower property values, contribute to turning
owner-occupied homes into rentals, attract non-taxpaying individuals to our communities and, in
accordance with the "broken window syndrome,"attract criminals to not only commit crimes,
but to actually reside in our residential neighborhoods.
This progression has also contributed to the decision by many home-owners to place their homes
on the market. Out of town purchasers frequently rent these properties out, rather than make
improvements to them and resell them for higher amounts. Such absentee landlords often fail to
monitor the activities of their renters and many decline to re-invest even modest portions of the
rent they collect into property maintenance. This further adds to the blight and deterioration as
well as to the on-going negative cycle in so many of our neighborhoods.
If we are to make a change in the neighborhoods of this City, we must become more effective in
addressing blighted properties. ACPs continue to be the most successful tool for accomplishing
that result. City Attorney Investigators continue to be the most successful in the investigation,
issuing of ACPs and the bringing of blighted foreclosures up to code standards.
Yesterday, Supervising City Attorney Investigator Robert Peppler and I met with San Bernardino
County Sheriff John McMahon. Among the issues we discussed was the possibility of the City
Attorney's Office obtaining civil injunctions against career panhandlers.
City Attorney Memorandum
Additional Investigators
January 13, 2013
Page four
In support of, and in collaboration with, Chief Rob Handy's initiative to address the homeless
and panhandler issues, he,police officials and the City Attorney's Office have had several
discussions about attempting to obtain panhandler injunctions, over the past several months. We
intend to identify the five or six most aggressive panhandlers in our City and seek injunctions
from the Superior Court to prohibit them from panhandling in the City of San Bernardino.
Violation of such injunctions would constitute a misdemeanor offense under State Law,
punishable by up to six months in County jail and/or a fine of$1,000.
Similar injunctions, obtained in the past by the City Attorney's Office have proven to be effective
tools in assisting the police to fight gangs and prostitution.
Crucial to our decision as to whether or not we seek such an injunction is the ability of the
Sheriff to house a person committed by the Court for violating the injunction. Panhandling is a
non-violent offense and the o
ill C unty jail system is currently filled with persons arrested or
convicted for violent crimes.
Sheriff McMahon laid out the problem he faces due to the State prison inmates being released to
the Counties pursuant to AB 109. However, he does have a facility coming on-line at the end of
February that will provide more than 300 additional beds. He also informed us that the Adelanto
prison facility should be open by the end of 2013,providing more than 1000 additional beds.
Therefore, he said the situation should improve.
Sheriff McMahon indicated he is willing to work with us, as well as other cities in the County to
address the aggressive panhandling issue. He indicated that while determinations are made on a
day-to-day basis as to which prisoners have to be kept in County jail facilities and which ones
must be released to maintain the incarceration of prisoners arrested for/committed for the more
violent offenses, he would be willing to work with us to the extent possible in housing those
sentenced by the Superior Court for violating panhandler injunctions. We understood that if, at
any time he has one bed and two prisoners, one in custody for a violent offense and the other for
a non-violent offense (such as panhandling), he will have no choice but to release the prisoner
who is in custody for the non-violent offense. Of course we agree with, and support the Sheriff
in this position.
Chief Handy and I conferred yesterday after the meeting with the Sheriff and we agreed that we
believe this is a step forward. We intend to move ahead with the prosecution of a panhandler
injunction. Obtaining such an injunction and enforcing it will be labor intensive for the City
Attorney's office. Additional Investigator time will be required to research the background of
each defendant, their arrests and convictions. Additional work by our Investigators will also be
required to enforce these injunctions.
City Attorney Memorandum
Additional Investigators
January 13, 2013
Page five
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we also intend to increase our transient merchant/panhandler enforcement patrol program by
placing an additional Investigator on a staggered shift with the one Investigator currently
assigned. That will enable us to extend our enforcement activity period into the early evening
hours of each day of the week, including weekends.
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This comes with no request for a budget augmentation because we have sufficient funds in the
City Attorney's budget for these four additional individuals for this fiscal year.
Finally, I have discussed this proposal with the City Manager and the Chief of Police. Both told
me they have no objections to the request. As is our practice, I advised the Chief of the identities
of the four individuals whose employment I am recommending to the City Council. The Chief
informed me that he has no objection to any of the three former San Bernardino Police Officers.
(If the Chief of Police had any objection I would decline to recommend the person objected to,
per the practice of this Office.)
The one retired Deputy Sheriff is well-known to Supervising City Attorney Investigator Robert
Peppler who, as you recall, served as Undersheriff for a number of years and supervised the
retired Deputy Sheriff whose employment will be on your agenda for the Tuesday, January 22,
2013 Council meeting.
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All four of these individuals had excellent records of performance durin g
their years as peace
officers.
Thank you for your consideration of this matter.
Respectfully submitted,
James F. Penman
City Attorney
CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
INTRA-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: James F. Penman, City Attorney
FROM: Kimberley Green,Administrative Analyst
DATE: January 4, 2013
RE: Administrative Civil Penalties' Citation Totals
cc: Jolena E. Grider, Sr. Assistant City Attorney
CUMULATIVE TOTALS
Per your request,I have compiled a report for calendar year 2012 for Administrative Civil Penalties(ACP)
from January 1, 2012 thru December 31, 2012.
[See Chart 1. Administrative Civil Penalties Departmental Collections]
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INTRA-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: James F. Penman, City Attorney
FROM: Kimberley Green,Administrative Analyst
DATE: January 4, 2013
RE: Administrative Civil Penalties' Citation Totals
cc: Jolena E. Grider, Sr. Assistant City Attorney
CUMULATIVE TOTALS
Per your request,I have compiled a report with the most current totals for Administrative Civil Penalties
(ACP) for the 2012/2013 fiscal year.
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
INTRA-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: James F. Penman, City Attorney
FROM: Kimberley Green, Administrative Analyst
DATE: January 18, 2013
RE: Administrative Civil Penalties Collection Totals For ACP's Issued By The City
Attorney's Office
cc: Jolena E. Grider, Sr. Assistant City Attorney
CUMULATIVE TOTALS
Per your request, I have compiled a report for the properties that have been paid and or brought into
compliance due to Administrative Civil Penalties(ACP's)issued by the City Attorney's Office from
January 1, 2012 thru December 31, 2012. The total amount collected in 2012 was $689,713.12 and
the chart attached lists the 129 properties by Date,ACP#,Name,Address,Compliance,and Amount
Paid and of the 129 properties listed in the chart:
-15 properties are in compliance, but have not paid fees
-75 properties are in compliance and have paid fees
-30 properties are not in compliance, but have paid fees
- 7 properties are in compliance, but have not yet had a hearing therefore no penalties have
been assessed
-2 properties were payments for Firework citations
"Please note that 97 of the 129 properties have been brought into compliance
[See Chart: Administrative Civil Penalties City Attorney's Office Collections]
F:\Grider\Administra iiveCivilPenal(ies\JJCACPMemos\City Atiomey's Office Collections 2012(revised)
CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE-JANUARY 1, 2012 thru DECEMBER 31, 2012
Compliance
Y/N (date if
Date ACP# Name Address applicable) Amount Paid
10/9/2008 CA03-014-08 Jose Diaz 5695 Surrey Lane No
$19,860.00
11/20/2008 CA03-08-0154 Adan Gonzales 674 N. Mt. View No $210.00
11/24/2008 CA01-OS-0162 Steven Barker 1070 N. Mt. View Yes- 4/3/10
$3,930.00
Phillip & Shereen
12/5/2008 CA04-09-0223 Garcia 1573 Morning Side Yes- 12/9/08
Deutsche Bank $75.00
2/23/2009 CA04-09-0339 National Trust 1243 Sepulveda Ave Yes- 1/26/10 $16,900.00
Deutsche Bank
2/25/2009 CA04-09-0364 National Trust 3717 N. Elm Yes- 1120110 $17,250.00
3/10/2009 CA04-03-0386 Kim Jon Burry 395 E. Wabash Yes- 5/13/09
Johnathan & $510.00
3/17/2009 CA04-09-0392 Jamie Harmon 2548 Christine St Yes- 1/19/12
$5,255.00
4/10/2009 CA06-09-0429 Jesse D. Mitchell 2150 N. Sierra Way Yes-7/27/09
$10,900.00
4/13/2009 CA07-09-0438 Reynaldo Murillo 3455 Sepulveda Ave Yes-3/12/12
$0.00
4/13/2009 CA07-09-0441 Linda Werner 2585 N. Lugo Ave yes -5/14/12 $11,180.00
4/15/2009 CA03-09-0445 Yolanda Zamora 266 W. 24th Street Yes -4/27/12 $16,720.00
4/17/2009 CA06-09-0472 Elisa Morales 721 San Jacinto Yes -6/5/12
$11,460.00
US Bank National
4/26/2009 CA06-09-OS18 Association 800 W. Trenton Yes-2/9/10 $29,000.00
Deutsche Bank
5/22/2009 CA07-09-0569 National Trust 1105 E. 29th Street Yes-2/5/11
6/2/2009 CA07-09-0631 Casey Ramsey 2358 W. College Ave No $31,250.00
$11,580.00
Juan R. Ramirez &
6/3/2009 CA07-09-0633 Aram E. Antunez 5779 Carlton St No
Vasquez Family $10,870.00
Trust, Ray &
Rosemary
7/24/2009 CA03-09-0717 Vasquez 1516 GoodlettSt Yes - 10/20/09 $90.00
7/31/2009 CA03-09-0745 Joseph Smith Jr. 1530 W. Gilbert Yes-4/13/10
HSBC Mortgage $500.00
7/31/2009 CA03-09-0751 Service 1559 Home St Yes-4/14/11 $62,300.00
Michael & Katrina
8/6/2009 CA06-09-0763 Henry 815 W. 56th Street Yes -9/30/09
Clifford & Ruth $117.00
8/20/2009 CA06-09-0792 Marks 1265 Edgemont No $1,600.00
9/1/2009 CA04-09-0822 Maria G. Guzman 335 W. 40th Street No $10,670.00
9/2/2009 CA03-09-0821 Luis & Elina Falero 13365 N. "E" Street No
$3,003.00
9/3/2009 1 CA05-09-0840 Doris Davis 2115 W. Highland Ave No $286.14
Christopher
9/25/2009 CA03-09-0875 Stolzfus 3117 N. "I" Street Yes- 2/4/10 $399.00
9/30/2009 CA03-09-0887 Pete Dahlberg 4617 N. "D" Street Yes- 2/26/10 $1,353.00
James & Lizetta
11/1/2009 CA07-09-0938 Burley 5663 Wagonwheel Rd No $450.00
Edward & Leah
11/1/2009 CA07-09-0941 Cuellar 4755 Acacia Ave Yes- 1/7/12 $3,905.00
Clarence L..
11/2/2009 CA03-09-0964 Gossard 1616 N. Kenwood No $4,260.00
US Bank National
12/4/2009 CA06-09-0995 Association 2195 W. Hanford St Yes- 4/16/10 $6,700.00
1/29/2010 CA05-10-0118 Doris Davis 2115 W. Highland Ave Yes- 6/22/10 $1,450.00
2/2/2010 CA03-10-0127 Machele Evans 2907 N. T' Street Yes- 5/23/11 $250.00
Luis M. Esparza &
2/2/2010 CA03-10-0133 Juan F. Amaya 1456 Colorado Ave No $2,638.00
Sus . Stepher
2/5/2010 CA06-10-0137 Trust 980 N. Pennslyvania Yes- 12/13/10
$2,000.00
2/5/2010 CA06-10-0140 Silvia Gallegos 938 N. Western Ave No $105.00
Cristian
Candelario
2/9/2010 CA03-10-0150 Mendez 2335 W. Donald St Yes-4/12/12 $3,970.00
2/18/2010 CA06-10-0162 Roberto Varela 1165 Tiajuana St Yes-5/16/12 $81,600.00
2/18/2010 CA06-10-0164 Jose Magana 1140 Tiajuana St Yes - 1/20/12 $3,510.00
2/18/2010 CA06-10-0167 Mohammad Khan 1583 W. 11th Street No $9,050.00
3/3/2010 CA06-10-0189 Theresa Evans 756 W. 9th Street No $97,200.00
Jaime & Shelia
3/19/2010 CA03-10-0217 Zarate 3215 N. "F" Street No $50.00
3/22/2010 CA07-10-0222 Lorenza Gutierrez 915 W. 6th Street No $1,947.00
4/12/2010 CA02-10-0283 Estela Coronado 635 N. Mt. View Ave Yes -8/30/11 $960.00
4/13/2010 CA06-10-0298 Charles Brown 1453 N. Mt. View Ave Yes - $88.00
4/14/2010 CA02-10-0305 Janet Bigley 2139 N. Mt. View Yes -1/17/12 $3,220.00
Alejandro &
4/24/2010 CA02-10-0326 Sebera Serna 2080 N. Mt. View Ave Yes -9/6/11 $5,010.00
4/27/2010 CA02-10-0336 Glenn Micklow 234 W. 14th Street Yes -8/30/11 $6,600.00
Mark West
Capitol
4/27/2010 CA02-10-0337 Investments, LLC 263 W. Magnolia Ave No $3,152.00
5/1/2010 CA02-10-0353 Rupeto Garcia 243 W. Orange St No $7,320.00
Margarito & Elena
5/5/2010 CA04-OS-0372 Barron 2816 N. Stoddard Ave Yes - 1/18/12 $1,836.00
Noa ahrity Fowler&
5/ CA04-05-0383 Juanella Ransom 1247 W. 7th Street Yes - 6/3/10 $50.00
Maria De Jesus
5/ CA02-10-0384 Chaves 180 E. Rialto Ave No $3,155.00
5/ CA06-10-0389 Maria Rivera 252 E. Rialto Ave Yes- 5/3/12 $75.00
Gregory& Sandra
5/ CA06-10-0392 Niemiec 2211 E. 18th Street Yes- 6/17/10 $76.00
Brenda &Jocelyn
5/ CA08-10-0397 Durante 3236 N. Acacia Ave Yes- 6/17/10 $200.00
5/ CA08-10-0402 Salvador Ramos 3248 Stoddard Yes- 6/17/10 $75.00
David & Bridget 5/2CA06-10-0408 Stegenthaler 3139 N. "F" S treet Yes- 8/25/10 $728.00
Carl Kovach & Kip 7/2CA03-10-0438 Sturgeon 3605 E. 29th Street No $3,490.00
John & Golden 7/2CA03-10-0447 Lee 661 N. "L" Street Yes- 5/2/11 $380.00
Jorge & Martha
7/30/2010 CA03-10-0452 Gutierrez 1156 W. 7th Street Yes- $280.00
8/17/2010 CA02-10-0475 Jesus M. Flores 224 E. 44th Street Yes-4/12/12 $6,050.00
9/11/2010 CA06-10-0512 Anita G. Gomez 1257 W. Vine St Yes- 10/27/10 $720.00
Agustin Bravo &
9/17/2010 CA06-10-0516 Elisa Avila 1072 W. 9th Street Yes- 12/28/10 $130.00
9/25/2010 CA02-10-0519 Jose Garcia 1040 W. 9th Street Yes- 11/15/10 $52.00
Federal National
Mortgage
2/5/2011 CA02-11-0107 Association 210-216 Kendall No $42,000.00
Alejandro
4/25/2011 CA06-11-0110 Contreras 241 E. 10th Street Yes -8/3/11 $710.00
Federal National
Mortgage
5/5/2011 CA03-11-0114 Association 115-119 N. "J" Street No $48,100.00
Lydia & Adrian
6/4/2011 CA07-11-0165 Truijillo 1263 Walnut St No $100.00
Bank of New York
10/11/2011 CA06-11-0208 Mellon 2101 W. 48th street No $1,000.00
10/17/2011 CA06-11-0224 Anita G. Gomez 1257 W. Vine St No $200.00
10/17/2011 CA06-11-0225 Tirzo Lopez 1510 W. Kingman St Yes - 1/23/12 $9,900.00
Rene &Aida
10/17/2011 CA06-11-0227 Rengifo 250 N. Grape St Yes-1/20/12 $0.00
San Marcos
10/17/2011 CA06-11-0229 South, LLC 1551 W. Walnut Yes-1/10/12 $860.00
11/14/2011 CA06-11-0241 Richard Arena 1542 W. Kingman Yes-4/20/12 $0.00
11/19/2011 CA02-11-0244 nea Broche 194 E. Ennis Yes -1/10/12 $636.00
Federal National
Mortgage
11/19/2011 CA02-11-0246 Association 1186 S. Amos St No
Pete & Coreen $13,550.00
11/19/2011 CA02-11-0247 Mendoza 909 S. Lincoln Yes - 3/13/12
Jose &Jesus $1,200.00
2/13/2012 CA07-12-0107 Ramos De Jesus 123 E. Court St No
2/28/2012 CA06-12-122(A) Ralph Rangle 970 W. Jefferson No $100.00
$41.66
3/6/2012 CA06-12-0130 Mary Ann Escobar 1370 W. King Yes- 4/19/12
$385.00
Federal National
Mortgage
411012012 CA06-12-0139 Association 178 E. Ennis Yes- 4/13/12
MPN 14 Limited $400.00
4/18/2012 CA03-12-0143 Partnership 1145 E. 2nd Street Yes- 11/28/12
4/30/2012 CA06-12-0148 Cobra 28#4, LP $0.00
1038 E. and Street Yes- 3/28/12 $500.00
Green Palm
5/23/2012 CA02-12-0153 Caregivers 2124 Palm Ave Yes-
5/23/2012 CA02-12-0154 Kam Ho $3,000.00
2124 Palm Ave Yes- $3,000.00
5/9/2012 CA06-12-0149 Cobra 28#3, LP 1091 E. 2nd Street Yes- :1/8/13
$0.00
Phillip &
6/4/2012 CA06-12-0162 jacqueline Palise 268 E. King St Yes-7/21/12
Jesuy Tran & Thuy $250.00
6/4/2012 CA06-12-0161 Nguyen 141 S. Golden Yes - 10/19/12
Florentino, $2,452.08
Raymundo &
6/4/2012 CA06-12-0163 Trustees 2824 Wall Ave Yes -9/19/12
$565.00
6/12/2012 CA06-12-0165 Anthony Verches 1081 E. 3rd Street No
$730.00
6/12/2012 CA06-12-0166 Cristina G. Murillo 854 S. Lincoln Yes-8/23/12
6/25/2012 CA06-12-0169 WHH II Trust $183.24
943-947 E. 2nd Street Yes -8/23/12 $0.00
7/2/2012 CA02-12-0171 Slyvestre Sanchez 1098 E. 2nd Street Yes-7/31/12
$240.00
Nestor Alejandro
7/4/2012 CA05-12-0183 Aparicio 1420 N. Lugo Ave Fireworks
7/5/2012 CA03-12-0173 Van Trinh $40.00
149 S. Alameda Yes -8/9/12 $0.00
Kenny Joel
7/4/2012 CA02-12-0172 Cardenas 1477 N. "G" Fireworks
$300.00
Porto
7/26/2012 CA03-12-0195 Management, Inc 224 E. 44th Street Yes- 10/19/12
$860.00
Pedro Virgilio
7/26/2012 CA03-12-0196 Lopez 395 S. Rexford St Yes- 9/7/12
$440.00
SPSSM
7/30/2012 CA02-12-0181 Investments, LP 2914 Atchison Yes- 9/21/12
Stanley M. $975.00
8/2/2012 CA03-12-0192 Saucedo 292 E. 43rd Street Yes- 8/23/12 $90.00
Federal National
Mortgage
8/3/2012 CA04-12-0197 Association 3665 E. 28th Street Yes- 9/26/12
$430.00
8/2/2012 CA03-12-0193 Michael P.S. Nijjar 1243 Belle St Yes- 11/28/12
8/8/2012 CA08-12-0201 Cobra 28#2, LP 1260 Wall Ave Yes - 10110112 $1,080.00
$0.00
MPH Investments,
8/8/2012 CA08-12-0202 LLC 1236 Wall Ave Yes-8/10/12 $200.00
James C. & Mei
8/15/2012 CA06-12-0204 Yuan C. Tsai 1243 Sepulveda Ave Yes -8/16/12
$200.00
8/16/2012 CA06-12-0205 George McNee 1251 Sepulveda Ave Yes - 11/19/12
$0.00
8/31/2012 CA06-12-0212 David Brian Cortez 3018 Sepulveda Ave Yes - 10/19/12
$5,000.00
Deutsche Bank
9/7/2012 CA06-12-0216 National Trust 1327 Wall Ave Yes - 11/2/12
9/7/2012 CA06-12-0218 Belle 1364 LLC 1364 Belle St Yes - 11 20 12 $2,850.00
/ / $162
, 0.00
Phoenix
9/7/2012 CA06-12-0219 Enterprises I, LP 1377 Belle St Yes- 11/6/12
$0.00
Bach Lien Thi
9/8/2012 CA02-12-0220 Phan 1235 Sepulveda Ave Yes- 11/13/12
Ray 0. Hillis $1,675.00
Revocable Living
9/10/2012 CA05-12-0224 Trust 3485 21st Street Yes - 11/18/12 $700.00
9/13/2012 CA06-12-0228 Albert Le Trang 2142 Pepper Dr Yes- 10/19/12
$1,850.00
Alfonso Gallegos
9/19/2012 CAO3-12-0229 & Eva M. Deoca 1227 Wall Ave Yes- 10/22/12
9/26/2012 CA03-12-0230 David Zhou 1291 Sepulveda Ave Yes - 11/14/12 $340.00
$500.00
Thomas & Dawna
9/26/2012 CA03-12-0232 Peterson 3055 Broadmoor Blvd Yes - 12/17/12 $0.00
9/28/2012 CA06-12-0237 Timothy Johnson 3155 Sepulveda Ave Yes- 11/1/12
$0.00
James M.
1011012012 CA06-12-0264 Azmejian 1252 Sepulveda Ave Yes- 11/13/12
Gugo & Zenaida $0.00
10/10/2012 CA06-12-0266 Cardenas 1538 W. Windsor St No
10/12/2012 CA06-12-0267 Cobra 28 #2, LP 244 E. 47th Street Yes - 12/13/12 $1$0.00
$0.00
r,
Robert M.
10/25/2012 CA04-12-0269 Inostroso 1309-1313 Sepulveda Yes - 11/17/12
10/24/2012 CA06-12-0220 Diana Gutierrez 1247 W. Baseline St Yes - 12110112 $0.00
$0.00
Oceanside Group,
11/7/2012 CA03-12-0276 LP 272 E. 42nd Street Yes - 12/17/12
Aegis Re Partners, $0.00
11/7/2012 CA06-12-0278 LLC 1356 N. Lugo Ave Yes- 12/20/12
$0.00
11/29/2012 CA06-12-0285 Michael Contreras 1335 N. Lugo Ave Yes- 11/30/12
11/29/2012 CA06-12-0286 Faith Bautista 4875 Sepulveda Ave Yes - 12/19/12 $0.00
$0.00
US Bank National
12/7/2012 CA06-12-0290 Association 1421 Belle St Yes- 12/25/12
Rohit & Rita $0.00
Doshi, Don &
12/7/2012 CA06-12-0292 Kathy Ward 1562 Belle St Yes - 12/10/12
$0.00
$689,713.12
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CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
INTRA-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: James F. Penman, City Attorney
FROM: Kimberley Green, Administrative Analyst
DATE: January 18, 2013
RE: Administrative Civil Penalties Collection Totals For ACP's Issued By Code
Enforcement
cc: Jolena E. Grider, Sr. Assistant City Attorney
CUMULATIVE TOTALS
Per your request, I have compiled a report for the properties that have been paid and or brought into
compliance due to Administrative Civil Penalties(ACP's)issued by Code Enforcement from January
1,2012 that December 31,2012. The total amount collected in 2012 was$221,279.56 and the chart
attached lists the 37 properties by Date,ACP#,Name,Address,Compliance,and Amount Paid and
of the 37 properties listed in the chart:
-14 properties are in compliance, but have not paid fees
-16 properties are in compliance and have paid fees
-7 properties are not in compliance, but have paid fees
"Please note that 30 of the 37 properties have been brought into compliance
[See Chart: Administrative Civil Penalties Code Enforcement Collections]
F:\Grider\AdministrativeCivilPenalties UICACPMemos\Code Enforcement Collations 2012(revised)
CODE ENFORCEMENT-JANUARY 1, 2012 thru DECEMBER 31, 2012
Compliance
Y/N (date if
Date ACP# Name Address applicable) Amount Paid
Callender Family
6/25/2009 CE07-218-09 Investments, LLC 3223 Mayfield Yes- 9/29/09 $3,000.00
Maggie Barrier
7/9/2009 CE01-240-09 Revocable Living Trust 254 Dumas No $34,816.00
11/2/2009 CE201-002-09 Leonardo A. Ramirez 615 Olive St No $56,500.00
12/14/2009 CE015 Marcial Jule-Melgoza 917 N. "H"Street Yes- 11/16/11 $17,575.00
1/26/2010 CE007-232-10 Wendell Roberson 956 Foisy St No $4,955.00
John Gonzales& Neri
7/27/2010 CE08-240-10 Alvarado 721 San Jacinto Yes - 3/19/12 $60,200.00
6/14/2011 CE001-212-11 Shanti Resturant, LLC 963 W. 2nd Street No $31,200.00
9/2 9/2 0111 CE002-230-11 Peter E. Shaver 770 Showcase Dr No $500.00
12/1/2011 CE004-226-11 Ahmer Qureshi 355 W. Wabash Yes-8/1/12 $9,800.00
6/8/2011 CE001-232-11 Alex Guzman 1514 W. Evans St Yes- 6/27/12 $0.00
12/1/2011 CE003-226-11 OWB REO LLC 2583 Victoria St Yes- 2/8/12
12/19/20110E006-230-11 MammarAnteur 2715 Foothill Blvd Yes-4/19/12 $0.00
1/4/2012 CE001-226-12 Syed & Iram Amjad 1460 Wall Ave Yes- 2/27/12 $216.00
1/9/2012 CE002-226-12 Cassandra Weiss 277 E. 41st Street Yes- 9/27/12 $0.00
2/1/2012 CE005-211-12 441 Incorporated 395 S. "G" Street Yes-2/16/12 $250.00
2/6/2012 CE001-230-12 Jai-Ambe Inc. 777 W. 6th Street Yes - 3/29/12 $0.00
2/29/2012 CE002-230-12 Jorge Torres 385 Valley St Yes- 5/17/12 $0.00
3/26/2012 CE005-226-12 Dixon & Grace Johnson 1278 N. Perrris St Yes - 11/1/12 $0.00
Victor Almadi & Rowida
3/28/2012 CE003-230-12 Samadi 0 Belle St Yes-4/5/12 $0.00
3/19/2012 CE009-230-12 Carlos Uribe 2825 Sepulveda Ave No $200.00
4/30/2012 CE010-211-12 Taik Young Kim 507 S. Mt. Vernon Yes - 5/8/12 $100.00
5/7/2012 CE002-106-12 Samir& Hala Riad 708 W. 9th Street Yes-8/14/12 $380.00
5/14/2012 CE004-230-12 Issa E. Fakhoury 298 E. 5th Street Yes- 7/5/12 $0.00
Blas Nunuez, Maraia
5/17/2012 CE002-107-12 Nunez,Jose Banda 199 E. 3rd Street Yes- 6/14/12 $400.00
Gene & Shirlee Bouch
5/23/2012 CE008-230-12 Family Trust 1595 N. "D" Street Yes-6/18/12 $270.00
711212012 CE012-223-12 Liborio Lee Alvarez 1695 W. Kendall Yes- 9/27/12 $293.73
7/18/2012 CE06-106-12 Lori A. Cole 2027 W. Gilbert St Yes- 9/6/12 $100.00
7/24/2012 CE12-237-002 Vearl & Kim Emery 2766 Cedar St Yes- 11/7/12 $0.00
8/2/2012 CE010-226-12 Cobra 28 No. 5, LP 936 Bussey St Yes- 8/24/12 $0.00
8/14/2012 CE07-106-12 Connie Clopton 1152 W. 16th Street Yes- 9/19/12 $61.83
8/15/2012 CE10-106-12 Ghassan N. Abdullah 1129 N. "F" Street No $72.00
Starlite Management Vi
L8/28/2012 CE002-218-12 LP 1108 W. 11th Street Yes- 11/1/12 $0.00
9/10/2012 CE04-205-12 David Bayti 2745 Sunflower Ave Yes - 10/18/12 $150.00
9/26/2012 CE13-106-12 Ruben Padilla 2616 San Anselmo Yes- 11/1/12 $140.00
Village Solutions
9/26/2012 CE14-106-12 Foundation 917 N. "H" Street Yes- 12/3/12 $0.00
8/29/2012 CE12-220-12 Zipporah Y. Tam 2324 N. "D" Street Yes- 11/1/12 $0.00
9/26/2012 CE014-211-12 Jose H. Ruiz 1995 Sunnyside Yes -9/27/12 $100.00
$221,279.56