TC - Agenda - 05-02-02L
AGENDA
ROSEMEAD TRAFFIC COMMISSION
8838 East Valley Boulevard
Rosemead, California 91770
Regular Meeting
MAY 2, 2002
CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 p.m.
Roll Call: Chairman Baffo, Vice - Chairman Quintainilla
Commissioners Matsdorf, Knapp, Ruiz
Pledge of Allegiance: Commissioner Ruiz
Invocation: Vice- Chairman Quintanilla
1. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - March 7, 2002 & April 11, 2002
2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE - This is the time
reserved for members of the audience to address the Commission on
items not listed on the agenda. (Maximum time per speaker is three (3)
minutes; total time allocated is fifteen (15) minutes)
3. OLD BUSINESS - NONE
4. NEW BUSINESS
A. REQUEST FOR OVERNIGHT PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON
HART AVENUE FROM MARSHALL STREET TO OLNEY STREET
5. STAFF REPORTS
6. COMMISSIONER REPORTS
7. ADJOURNMENT - To the next regular meeting of the Traffic Commission
on Thursday, June 6, 2002, at 7:00 p.m., Rosemead City Council
Chambers, 8838 East Valley Boulevard, Rosemead, CA, 91770.
Posted 72 hours in advance of the meeting at: Rosemead City Hall, 8838 East Valley
Boulevard, Rosemead; the L.A. County Library, Rosemead Branch, 8800 E. Valley
Boulevard, Rosemead; and at other locations pursuant to RMC Section 1.08.
ROSEMEAD TRAFFIC COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 7, 2002
A regular meeting of the Rosemead Traffic Commission was called to order by
Chairman Baffo at 7:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers, 8838 East Valley Boulevard,
Rosemead.
ROLL CALL
Present: Chairman Baffo, Commissioner Knapp & Commissioner Ruiz
Absent: - Commissioner Matsdorf & Commissioner Quintanilla
Ex Officio: Director of Administrative Services: Bill Crowe _
Administrative Assistant: Jessica Wilkinson
Traffic Engineering Deputy: Joanne Itagaki
CALL TO ORDER
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Commissioner Ruiz
The Invocation was delivered by Corrunissioner Knapp
I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
It was moved by Commissioner Ruiz, seconded by Commissioner Knapp, and carried
unanimously to approve the minutes for February 7, 2002.
II. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE - NONE
III. OLD BUSINESS
A. ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC.CONTROLS IN THE VICINITY OF TANSON
SCHOOL - (CONTINUED)
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki presented the staff report.
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki went on to say that Commissioner Knapp made a
suggestion that the School District meet with the residents to discuss this item, which
they did on Monday, March 4, 2002, and which Commissioners Baffo and Knapp and
Traffic engineering Deputy Itagaki attended.
Traffic Engineer Deputy Itagaki also stated that due to the future changes in traffic
patterns, she would like to review the placement of a crossing guard at this location a
month or two after the new entrance is open. She would also like to install yellow
crosswalks instead of the limit lines across Bartlett and Loftus and another one on
Olney (on one leg). In addition, install "No Pedestrian' crossing signs, to direct the
pedestrians to go down to Olney or go up to Marshall.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Install Stop controls with limit line and "STOP" legend at Bartlett Avenue at
Olney Street and on Olney Street at Bartlett Avenue (3 -way stop intersection).
2. Install Stop control with limit line and "STOP" legend on Loftus Drive at Bartlett
Avenue ( "T" stop intersection).
3. Install 15 feet of red curb from the new Stop controls "back" (against traffic) at
each location except at 8648 Olney Street where red curb shall be 10 feet (4 sets
of red curb).
4. Install "25 mph" speed limit signs on Olney Street west of Bartlett Avenue and
on Olney Street east of the west cul -de -sac (2 signs).
5. Install 50 feet of red curb on the west side of Bartlett Avenue from the new
driveway access to the north. ,
6. Install 10 feet of red curb on the west side of Bartlett Avenue from the new
driveway access to the south.
Install "Loftus Drive" and "Bartlett Avenue" street name signs on the existing
street light pole on the southeast corner of the intersection.
8. Remove the existing "Not A Through Street" sign on Bartlett Avenue south of
Loftus Drive and replace with a "No Outlet' sign.
Install "Stop Ahead" symbol signs and "STOP AHEAD" pavement markings on
Olney Street east of and west of Bartlett Avenue.
Speaking before the Commission was:
Veronica Pena
8648 Olney Street
Rosemead, California 91770
Ms. Pena asked if all these recommendations tonight are final.
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki stated that all recommendations made*at this
meeting are forwarded to the City Council for their final approval.
Ms. Pena stated that she would like to see if a "No Parking' sign could be installed for
the hours of 7:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. instead of red curb. Ms. Pena stated that she would
like to be at the City Council meeting when this is going to be discussed, and she stated
that she and all her neighbors will be protesting, with a petition. In addition, she is
speaking to a lawyer to have this stopped.
Director of Administrative Services Bill Crowe stated that the Traffic Commission can
handle the items before us that deal the public right -a -way (streets). The School
Districts are sovereign entities, they are responsible of school facility planning decisions
through the Rosemead School District's Board of Education. The City does not have a
say as to how they design their facilities. Therefore, resident concerns about school
construction matters need to go back to the School District, and through the
Superintendent's office. Mr. Crowe went on to say that if Ms. Pena and the other
residents have issues with the signage, crosswalks, markings, etc., those items will be
discussed at the Traffic Commission Meeting and then forwarded to the City Council.
At which time, the residents are always welcome to attend and voice their concerns.
Commissioner Knapp stated that if the School District goes on with their
recommendations/ changes, she feels the Traffic Engineer's recommendations will
provide many means of safety for the children walking, and feels it necessary to have
the stop controls.
Speaking before the Commission was:
Larry Luna
8608 Olney Street
Rosemead, California 91770
Mr. Luna stated that their main concern is that they have a traffic problem that is
getting worse everyday and feels that Traffic Commission should deal with these kinds
of problems.
Chairman Baffo stated that the Traffic Commission deals with items pertaining to traffic
safety.
Commissioner Ruiz stated that the streets are public right -a -way, the School District ha:
every right to use the public right -a -way. The Traffic Commission deals with installing
signs and curb markings, and these are installed for your protection, and that's why the
Traffic Engineer has studied the situation and come up with these recommendations.
Commissioner Knapp asked the audience if they would object to loosing 4 parking
spots to install red curb or -stop signs, in order to protect the children.
Commissioner Ruiz stated that the Commission could drop the item on the red curb,
but that the stop signs would still go up.
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki stated that she would prefer the stop signs be
installed along with the red curb, but would not object to the Commissioners' revised
recommendation.
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki clarified the recommendations made by
Commissioner Knapp.
Commissioner Ruiz translated the recommendation to the audience in Spanish for the
residents that did not speak/ understand English.
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki stated that she has spoken to the City Engineer
regarding the installation of sidewalks. However, at this time there is no money
allocated for sidewalks. The City Engineer will research funding options for the
installation of sidewalks. After discussion regarding sidewalks, the Commission and
Traffic Engineering Deputy agreed to not include the crosswalks or "No Pedestrian'
crossing signs.
It was moved by Commissioner Knapp, seconded by Commissioner Ruiz, and carried
unanimously to approve the Traffic Engineer's recommendation with the following
changes:
To delete item #3 (do not install the red curb adjacent to stop signs)
Commissioner Ruiz translated the recommendation in Spanish to the audience.
Commissioner Knapp stated that this item will come before the City Council on
Tuesday, March 26, 2002.
IV. NEW BUSINESS - None
V. STAFF REPORTS - None
VI. COMMISSIONER REPORTS
Commissioner Knapp stated that on Sunday, March 30th (Easter Sunday), from 1:00 -
4:00 p.m., there will be an Easter Egg Hunt @ Neighborhood Covenant Church on
Graves Avenue, and is open to the whole community. In addition, to the City's Easter
Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 23rd, at Zapopan Park.
VII. ADTOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meeting was
adjourned at 7:55 p.m., with 24 people in the audience. The next regularly scheduled
meeting is set for April 11, 2002 (delayed by one week due to vacation by staff).
ROSEMEAD TRAFFIC COMMISSION MEETING
APRIL 11, 2002
A regular meeting of the Rosemead Traffic Commission was called to order by
Chairman Baffo at 7:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers, 8838 East Valley Boulevard,
Rosemead.
ROLL CALL
Present: Chairman Baffo, Commissioner Knapp & Commissioner Matsdorf
Absent: Commissioner Ruiz & Commissioner Quintanilla
Ex Officio: Assistant City Manager: Donald J. Wagner
Administrative Assistant: Jessica Wilkinson
Traffic Engineering Deputy: Joanne Itagaki
CALL TO ORDER
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Commissioner Matsdorf
The Invocation was delivered by Commissioner Knapp
I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
The minutes for March 7, 2002, were deferred until May 2, 2002, due to a lack of a
quorum.
II. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE - NONE
III. OLD BUSINESS - NONE
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IV. NEW BUSINESS
A. REQUEST FOR INCREASE LOADING ZONE IN FRONT OF
WILLIAMS SCHOOL
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki presented the staff report.
RECOMMENDATION:
Based on field measurements, the extension of the loading/ unloading
zone in front of the school was recommended. This loading/ unloading
zone, however, will be changed to white to correspond to other similar
zones in front of other schools. In addition, "Loading/ Unloading Zone
7:30 - 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. on School Days" signs are
recommended.
Due to the travel pattern of the northbound vehicles adjacent to the curb,
the addition of a 4 -inch white edge -line is recommended to guide vehicles
away from the curb and parked vehicles.
A 'Bus Zone" red curb was also recommended. This bus zone will
provide an area specifically for bus loading/ unloading. This bus zone
will be located adjacent to the existing red curb for the yellow crosswalk.
The bus will not be allowed to park in the red curb the crosswalk because
that provides visibility of the crosswalk.
Speaking before the Commission was:
Elizabeth Silva, Principal
Williams School
Ms. Silva stated that they are pleased with the white lines. She also stated
that the parents are concerned with the speed of cars at location, and were
wondering if the speed bumps would help. In addition, they would like
to see the motorcycle officers in the afternoon to try to slow down traffic.
It was moved by Commissioner Knapp, seconded by Commissioner
Matsdorf, and carried unanimously to approve the Traffic Engineer's
recommendation.
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V. STAFF REPORTS
A. UPDATE ON CITY COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN ON MARCH 26, 2002
Traffic Engineering Deputy Itagaki stated that the Janson School item was taken
to the City Council on March 26, 2002. At the meeting, the Council decided that
a decision could not be made at this time because of the unresolved issues
between the residents and Rosemead School District thus requesting the School
District to meet again with the residents for further discussion.
VI. COMMISSIONER REPORTS
Commissioner Matsdorf congratulated Commissioner Knapp on being awarded
the "Woman of the Year" Award.
Commissioner Knapp invited everyone to attend the "People for People"
Spaghetti Dinner on April 26 at the 1s' Baptist Church for a low cost of $ 6.50.
VII. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come. before the Commission, the meeting was
adjourned at 7:30 p.m. There were three (3) people in the audience. The next
regularly scheduled meeting is set for May 2, 2002.
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Staff Report
Rosemead Tra ff i c Commission
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TO: HONORABLE CHAIRMAN
AND MEMBERS
ROSE -MEAD TRAFFIC COMMISSSION
FROM: JOANNE ITAGAKI, TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DEPUTY �U
DATE: April : 2002
RE: Requi mt for OvernightParking Restrictions on Hart Avenue
from Illlarshall.Stroet to biney Street
RE UEST
A letter, attached, has been received from Stacy M. Abajian of Beacon Property
Management. Beacon Property Management is the company that handles "the
Rosemead Place Shopping Center::. Ms. Abajian indicates a concern regarding a
motor home parking on Hart Avenue, .. She states the apparent owner of the
motor home uses lit as their primary place of residence. Ms. Abajian is
concerned that this motor home occasionally parks too close to the driveway
accesses and blodk visibility. In addition, the motor home remains on the street,
except during street sweeping days, and is a primary place of residence. Ms.
Abajian is requesting the posting of "No Overnight Parking" on both sides of,Hart
Avenue between Marshall Street and Olney Street.
CONDITIONS
Hart Avenue is a 58 wide north /south.local street. There is a double yellow
centerline separating opposing lanes of traffic. The street is posted with "No
Parking 10 AM to 2 PM Wednesdays Street Sweeping" on both sides of the
street. The east sidi� of Hart Avenue between Marshall Street and Olney Street
has no direct frontiri'g uses.. The ;west. side of Hart Avenue is the Rosemead
Place Shopping Censer.
Exhibit 1 depicts the existing conditions of Hart Avenue between Glendon Way
and Olney Street.
DATA
Parking observation:; of Hart Avenue. occurred on two separate mornings.
During each observation, at least 5 vehicles were observed parking on the west
side of Hart Avenue ;south of Glendon Way. On both occasions, the same motor
home was observed ISarking on the west,side of Hart Avenue.
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May 2, 2002 Traffic Commission Meeting
Request for Ovemightl Parking Restrictions oh'
Hart Avenue from Mar hall Street to Olney Street
Page 2 of 3 1
The reported accident history was reviewed for Hart Avenue between Marshall
Street and Olney Street. The.period reviewed was from January 1, 1998 through
September 30, 2001. Four accidents,were reported during this period and are
summarized below'
Location and Descl { i tion PCF' Day, Date & Time
1. Glendon @ Hart Right.& Way Auto. Fri., 9/15/00, 2:30 PM
Southbound leffiturning
vehicle broadsiaed.north
bound vehicle .pi . °
straight. (No injuries).
2. Hart @ Marshalli
Eastbound vehicle
proceeding straight hit a
fixed object. (Nci injuries).
Driver Alc. /Drug
(Improper Turn)
Thurs., 4/1/99, 12:05AM
3. Glendon @ Harti
Westbound left turning
Vehicle broadsided north-
bound vehicle proceeding
straight. (No inju;ries).
4. Hart 14' S/O Marshall
Eastbound vehicle
proceeding straig hit
a fixed object. (�lo injuries)
Right of Way Auto Wed., 4/7/99, 7:05AM
Driver Alc/Drug Fri., 9/18/98, 2:25AM
(Improper Turn)
PCF' = Primary Collision Factor
DISCUSSION
It is apparent from field observations that on- street parking on the south end of
Hart Avenue is utilized. Most vehicles appear to be associated with the office
development and /orlthe health club. During the evening hours, the majority of
vehicles parking on I, art Avenue have departed. Some vehicles associated with
the health club may still be present,but only for a limited time.
The roadway is relatively clean. This suggests vehicles parking illegally do not
excessively affect thtie street sweeping activities. This also suggests these
vehicles find other anSas to park on Wednesdays.
A memorandum from1Milan Mrakich dated January 31, 2002 (attached) indicates
what actions have occurred In the nacf cncrifiral6, . 1L 4t :.. ...._a__
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May 2, 2002 Traffic 6mmission Meeting
Request for Ovemighi Parking Restrictions on
Hart Avenue from Marshall Street to Olney Street
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The vehicle has b6en cited for various'violations. It has also been impounded for
parking on privateproperty without the owner's consent.
The City Municipa{ Code (10.12.050) does restrict overnight parking in City park
parking lots betw6en 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM. However, there are no other
overnight parking restrictions° found in the Municipal Code or restrictions
regarding motor hcme parking.
Overall, there doe;, appear to be a motor home that remains on Hart Avenue for
extended periods. In addition, 'Beacon Property Management has indicated that
other motor homes; have parked on 'Hart Avenue on occasion (though this was 1. not observed by stuff).
There appears to ISe a need to allow parking during the day on Hart Avenue.
However, during th6 evening hours, this need decreases as the office and health
club clientele decri �ases. Therefore, it is recommended that "Tow Away No
Parking 2 AM to 4 AM" be installed on both sides of Hart Avenue from Marshall
Street to Olney Street. This restriction will allow daytime parking and limit
overnight parking. j
Attachments
PA06- 15M.)MRSM2002 Agerldas 8 DoeumentsWay -Hart Avenue Ovemight Pkg Request. doc
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No Parking \
10AM to 2PM
Wednesdays
Street Sweeping
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10AM to 2PM
Wednesdays
Street Sweeping
-30 ft.
-90 ft.
Neighborhood
Watch Area
29 ft. 11 29 ft.
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Parklnq
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-90 ft.
No Trucks Over
10AM to 2PM
Wednesdays
street Sweeping
Olney 5treet
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BEA CIO N
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
& First Class Mail
February 25, 2002
Ms. Jessica Wilkinson
City of Rosemead
8838 Valley Boulev{,�rd
Rosemead, CA 917' ?0
=3SF.2 ^.006
California • Oklahoma • Texas
3505 Hart Avenue, Suite 21A
Rosemead, CA °1770
Phone 626 -572 -5101 • Fax 626- 572.5157
Re: Motor home Pa�,king/Living on.Hart Avenue; Rosemead Place Shopping Center
Dear Ms. Wi
1 am writing in follo *v -up to my recent discussion with Don Wagner, Assistant City
Manager, regarding 1 silver motor home that has been parking and living on Hart
Avenue for over 2 years now. Please see our letter attached dated June 7, 2001,
addressed to Mr. Milan Mrackich. Nothing has been done regarding this issue and he has
not been able to pro% { ide us with any answers for over one year as to what can be done
about this situation.
The problem is, as stated in our previous letter, the individual who owns the motor home
actually lives in it and continues to park this unsightly vehicle on the south end of Han
Avenue near our dm entrance to the shopping cez;ter. In addition to the vehicle
being unsightly, our ilist of our issues also concern the several "near accidents" which
occur because this mbtor home sits in the very place which blocks visibility coming out
of the driveway. Thc: individual who owns the .motor home also uses our restrooms as
well as the Bally's Gym to take care of his personal needs. This includes stealing the
restroom supplies to'the point we are now adding locks on our restrooms,
Our request to the City of Rosemead is to post "No Overnight Parking" on both the
easterly and westerly side of Hart Avenue beginning'at Marshall Street and extending
south to the 10- freeu block wall. There are rarely other vehicles which park on Hart
Avenue overnight except this motor home and now 2 additional motor homes which have
.obviously realized th Hart Avenue is a good place to park these vehicles and live within
them. I
P.PA.24'2002 09:43 - A34E2 P.007
City of Rosemead
Motor .home Park.ing Letter
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With the many changes of the shopping tenter we have tried hard to improve the image
of the shopping c6nter. This motor home;,and now the others which are lining up, are
distracting to the P;ye as well as a hazard to those who exit the driveway on :dart and
cannot see around; the vehicle. `
We ask that this matter be put before.the traffic and engineering council for a final
resolution to this t ° natter. If we need to bring it before City Council as well, 1 will be
happy to cooperat with the City in order to do so. Please advise us as to when this
matter will be resolved and in what manner
If you should have any questions, please feel free to call me.
Sincerely,
Stacy M. Abajiar��
Beacon Property 1.4anagement
As agent for owner, Aespace America, Inc.
Rosemead Place Shopping Center _
Cc: Don Wagner, Assistant City Manager, City of Rosemead
Joanne lta;�,aki, Project Manager, Willdan, Traffic Engineer for City of Rosemead
Sgt. Waynt; Wallace, Rosemead Sheriffs' Department
Frank Tripepi, City Manager, City of Rosemead
Brad John on, Planning Director, City of Rosemead
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February 21, 2002
Mr. Milan Mrakich
Code Enforcement
City of Rosemead
8838 Valley Blvd.
Rosemead, CA 91770
RE. Parking at Rosemead Place
Dear Mr, Mrakich:
TEL:626-507 -4218
„3932 P.008
P, 002
California ! Oklahoma • Texas
3505 Hart Avenue, Suite 2 14
Rosemead, CA 91770
Phone 626- 572 -5101 • Fax 626 -57-
When working after how`s, employees of the 3505 Hart Avenue building are getting
tickets from Parking En6rcement. To alleviate this problem, they are now hanging
employee tags from the rearview mirror of their cars. Please ask your officers to check
the rearview mirrors of the cars in question before issuing a ticket.
The Parking Enforcement Officers are doing a tremendous job. We want to do anything
possible to help them idyl nt'rfy the cars that are rightfully parking by the office building at
3505 Hart Avenue.
If you or your of5cers hale a better way to distinguish these vehicles, please let me
Know.
I also wanted to advise y of the increasing problem with motor homes parking on
Hart. Besides the silver vehicle we discussed in the past, we now have 2 more motor
homes parking on Hart Avenue. This is what.we don`t want to continue. The problem
will only get worse once Itarget opens on March 10.
Would you please get b
street to be posted 'No
soon. At least once a d
The visual clearance is
Thank you for your help.
Sincerely
Lynell Graham
Beacon Property Manage
c to me on the status of Hart Avenue? We requested for the
emight Parking ". Is this feasible? Please do something
a car almost has an accident trylnq to exit driveway to Hart.
because of the large motor homes.
H.PP.24'2002 09:43
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MEMORANDUM
TO: DON
FROM: MILAN
DATE: JAN
RE: 3500 HA
NER, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
ZAKICH - ,- CODE;ENFORCEMENT SUPERVISOR
31,20K
AVE.
In response to your e -n ail regarding parking on 3500 Hart Ave. I am very familiar with
the parking restrictions ] that apply to this street. This street is posted for no parking on
Wednesday's from 10:(10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m, for street sweeping. There are no other
posted restrictions for tliis street.
Over the past year I hive been contacted numerous times by Lynell and Kim from
Beacon Property Manabement who manages the shopping center just West of Hart
Ave. I have never talked to nor have:l ever received a message from anyone named
Stacy. Lynell and Kim h called and asked that we enforce all applicable parking
restrictions on Hart Ave as well as within their shopping center. This is done by our
Parking Control OfficeA on a daily basis.
Some of the calls I hav( received were in regards to a small motorhome type vehicle
that parks on Hart Ave. Complaints have ranged from it being an unsightly vehicle to
obstructing the view of rivers leaving the shopping center. Over the past two years this
vehicle has been cited i'iumerous times for violations including expired registration and
no license plates. This irehicle has also had it's tires marked dozens of times to verify
that it is not standing intone location for more than 72 hours. In addition, this vehicle
has been impounded tm for parking on private property without the owners consent.
Today I went by and checked the 3500 block of Hart Ave. The vehicle that is being
questioned has current registration and is parked legally. -
If you have any
Attachment: (4)
please feel free to give me a call.
of 3500 Hart Ave.
cc: Jessica Wilkinson
z.PR.24'2002 09:43
BE A C N
PROPERTY MA NAbEMENT
tune 7, 2001
Mr. idilan Mrakich
C'it� Of Rosemead
S838 Valley Blvd.
Rosemead. CA 91770
RF: Parkin_-
Dear Mr. AL-akich:
#3482 P.010
California • Oklahoma • Texas
3505 Hart Avenue, Suite 21
Rosemead, CA 91770
Phone 626 -572 -5101 & Fax 626 - 575 -5157
Per our comersation yes I am going tgive you the details of the parkins situation
at Rosemead Place. I
1. Around the 350511 {an office building id 3501 113n. Office Pro, are signs %%ith'
OFF PARKING ONLY ". They has the proper codes and phone numbers
per the Sheriff's Dept.
'_. The first 2 aisles Lndcr the parking struturejust north of the 3505 Hart buildins
the signs read ' NZ BALLY'S PAPKw3'. Again, these signs have the proper
codes and phone numbers.
What we request, of Parkl.ing Enforcement is to patrol the parking lot in these areas before
8:00am Monday — Fridayl and issue tickets to curs parked in these areas. 1 f the
Enforcement Officer would speak to our Security Offcer, he would be able to tell him
what cars do not belong.
Carecr Panncrs in the 355 office building and Office Pro both have vehicles lcti over
night in the,parking lot. 1, told these tenants to call you to see what they need to do to
prevent these vehicles from eetting tickets.
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1 also asked Career Part ners to issue permits or passes to their employees to identify them
as tenants. The employes of our office already have tags. We will keep these on our
dash or hanging from thL mirror.
I also want to let you knw our concern with the man who has beer parking and living in,
vehicles on Hart Avenue for over 2 years. He has a large gray motor home and a beige
VW camper both of which he lives in, Both vehicles are old and very neglected. (He
moves them on Wednesday for street sweeping.) . He drives a red miata convertible and
leaves in this vehicle each morning.
He comes out of Bally - s every moming after taking a shower, changes in the large
vehicle and goes to wo;6 We believe he works for a local school sys because he is
always off during the time schools are out for vacation and holidays.
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1 need you to do something to get this guy to camp somewhere else. In the fall when the
time chances and it gets dark early, women coming and going to our building do not like
to park near these vehicles. The fact that this man has been living on the street in these
vehicles for over 2 years makes people uneasy about his character and mental stability.
I don't want the street tolbc posted for timed parkins during the day; because this is
overflow for the shoppin;? center. What I would like you to do is post it "NO
OVERNIGHT PARKING". This will get rid of this weirdo for sure. 1 know he will just
go somewhere else, but Pcannot do anything about this.
%Vhat bothers me, if this 1'.uy works for the school system, what kind of contact does he
have with the children athhe school?
I don't ware to keep ramt)lins on about him, but this has been a concern of mine for the 2
)'tars I have worked heref
Ifyou can do anything p do. I would appreciate any information you can give me.
Also feel free to call me i?f you need anything.
Sincerely.
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LvnelI Gr a
Beacon Property