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CITY COUNCIL/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 13, 2007
The City Council/Community Development Commission of the City of Downey held an
Adjourned Regular Meeting at 6:32 p.m., February 13, 2007 in the Council Chamber of the Downey
City Hall, 11111 Brookshire Avenue, Downey, California, Mayor/Chairperson Rick Trejo presiding.
PRESENT:Council Members/Commissioners:
Rick Trejo
David R. Gafin
Kirk O. Cartozian
Anne M. Bayer
Mario A. Guerra
Mayor/Chairperson
Mayor Pro Tem/Vice-Chairperson
ALSO PRESENT:Gerald Caton, City Manager
Lee Powell, Assistant City Manager
Charles S. Vose, City Attorney/Economic Development Director
Kathleen L. Midstokke, City Clerk/Secretary
Desi Alvarez. Public Works Director
Scott Pomrehn, Assistant to the City Manager
NON-AGENDA PUBLIC COMMENT: No one came forward to speak.
APPROVAL OF CLOSED SESSION MINUTES
It was moved by Mayor Pro Tem/Vice-Chairperson Gafin, seconded by Council
Member/Commissioner Bayer, and unanimously carried to approve the Closed Session Minutes
of January 23, 2007.
RECESSED TO CLOSED SESSION
Mayor/Chairperson Trejo announced the Council/Commission is ncessing to Closed
Session (6:33 p.m.) to discuss matters under the authority of the following sections of the
Government Code:
1. Government Code Section 54956.8 – Conference with real property negotiator Desi Alvarez
re: water rights; negotiating party Filtrol Corporation; under negotiations: price and terms of
payment
2. Government Code Section 54957.6 – Conference with labor negotiator Lee Powell re:
direction for labor negotiations with Downey Firemen’s Association.
3. Government Code Section 54956.8 – Conference with real property negotiator Charles Vose
re: property at 12224 Lakewood Boulevard (Downey Studios); negotiating party Stuart
Lichter, Industrial Realty Group; under negotiations: price and terms of payment.
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4. Government Code Section 54957 – Public Employee Performance Evaluation – City
Attorney.
5. Government Code Section 54957.6 – Conference with labor negotiator Gerald Caton re:
direction for labor negotiations with Executive and Middle Management.
RECONVENED
The meeting reconvened in Open Session at 7:34 p.m. Qth all Council
Members/Commissioners present. There were no actions to report.
The meeting recessed at 7:35 p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 9:32 p.m. Mth all Council Members/Commissioners present and
immediately recessed to Closed Session.
The meeting reconvened in Open Session at 10:25 p.m. ®th all Council
Members/Commissioners present. There were no actions to report.
ADJOURNMENT: 10:25 p.m.
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MINUTES OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 13, 2007
TABLE OF MINUTE ACTIONS
SUBJECT ACTION
Comm. Development Block Grant & Home Investment Programs Rec’d comment
Non-Agenda Public Comment
Consent Calendar – Items for Removal
Council Minutes: Reg. & Adj. Mg. 1/23/07
Warrants: #219842-220379; Wire Nos. 30001367-30001384
$6,247,897.35
CC #SS574/575: Testing/Inspection Stewart & Gray Road
CC #SS568: Accept work on Paramount Blvd.
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Ratified
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CC #569: Authorize bids communication area remodel FS #1
Alerting System for Fire Stations – Teleque $87,500
Temporary alternate for Sanitation Districts Mtgs. 01/24/07
Reso. #07-6969: Appt. representatives to ICRMA
Ord. re: speed limits Tweedy Lane
Ord .. #07-1204: Approve ZC # 06-97 – 59 parcels Hall Road Adopted
Ord. #07-1205: Speed Limits Quill DHve Adopted
New Gates & Wall for security at Fire Station # 1 $55,000 Approved
Agmt. with Delphi for Learning Center Exhibits Approved
Reso. #07-6971 support State legislation re: water assessments Adopted
Annual investment policy
City-wide contest for naming new park
Council Member Announcements/Request for Future Agenda Items
Staff Comments
Adopted
Introduced
Approved
Approved
Adjournment
MINUTES OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 13, 2007
The City Council of the City of Downey held a Regular Meeting at 7:39 p.m., February 13,
2007, in the Council Chamber of the Downey City Hall, 11111 Brookshire Avenue, Downey,
California, Mayor Rick Trejo presiding.
PRESENT:Council Members:
Rick Trejo
David R. Gafin
Kirk O. Cartozian
Anne M. Bayer
Mario A. Guerra
Mayor
Mayor Pro Tem
ALSO PRESENT:Gerald Caton, City Manager
Charles S. Vose, City Attorney/Economic Development Director
Lee Powell, Assistant City Manager
Kathleen L. Midstokke, City Clerk
Scott Pomrehn, Assistant to the City Manager
Desi Alvarez, Public Works Director
Roy Campos, Chief of Police
Linda Haines, Development Services Director
John Michicoff, Finance Director
Thad Phillips, Community Services Director
Mark Sauter, Fire Chief
Ed Velasco, Housing Manager
Susan Domen, Secretary to the City Clerk
PUBLIC HEARING:
1.RECEIVED PUBLIC COMMENT ON THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
(CDBG) AND HOME PARTNERSHIP INVESTMENT PROGRAMS FOR FISCAL YEAR
2007-2008: Development Services.
Mayor Trejo opened the Public Hearing at 7:39 p.m. City Clerk Midstokke affirmed receipt
of the Proof of Publication. It was moved by Member Pro Tem Gafin, seconded by Council Member
Bayer and so ordered to receive and file.
Housing Manager Velasco presented a staff report noting that the City must provide a public
forum for discussion on how the funds will be used. Every year the City receives an allocation
based on the preparation of an allocation plan that is submitted to the Federal government. Two
Public Hearings must be held along with community meetings, and to date three community
meetings were held in January and the second Public Hearing will be held in May. He continued
that staff is estimating that the City will receive the same allocation as last year, which is
approximately $2 Million combined from both grants. Comments from the public are being invited on
use of the funds in regards to housing and special needs programs.
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Council Member Cartozian inquired if there had been any new types of requests and was
informed that there was one from a legal agency that wants to provide legal services in the
community. Housing Manager Velasco then explained that the need is greater than the resouces
available and priorities will have to be set.
Lennie Whittington, resident of Downey, questioned if the funds could be used to reinstitute
the Neighborhood Watch program and the Citizen's Academy through the Police Department.
It was moved by Council Member Cartozian, seconded by Council Member Bayer and so
ordered to close the Public Hearing, the time being 7:50 p.m.
Mayor Pro Tem Gafin asked for clarification if these funds could be used for the
Neighborhood Watch program and was informed that they could, however, it would only be partially
funded due to restrictions on the use of the funds. Then he asked if the Council needed to put that
in the application at this time and was told that it would be presented when Council is deciding the
final distribution.
NON-AGENDA PUBLIC COMMENT:
The following persons spoke in regards to the graffiti occurring at the Johnie’s Broiler
property:
John McDonald
George Redfox
Adrian Biondo
Mike Buhler
Analisa Hungerford
Mark Kneehouse
Joe Legaspi, Field Representative for Assembly Member Charles Calderon, introduced
himself to the Council and the audience.
Alex Guerro, President of Tower General Contractors, thanked Council and staff for the
opportunity to build the Columbia Memorial Space Science Learning Center.
Jerry Rogers, resident of Downey, spoke regarding the Neighborhood Watch program and
the Unity in the Community group, celebrating its 3'd Anniversary of a successful program, and
would like more programs throughout City.
Council Member Cartozian stated there would be an update on the Johnie’s Broiler
investigation and requested that it be on the Closed Session for the next Council meeting.
CONSENT CALENDAR – ITEMS FOR REMOVAL:
7.APPROVE ANNUAL INVESTMENT POLICY FOR PUBLIC FUNDS OF THE CITY OF
DOWNEY AND ITS RELATED ENTITIES: Finance. This item was removed by Council
Member Guerra and is listed under Other Business below.
9.APPROVE RIGHT-OF-WAY PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH JAMES AND RONALD
KRISS, 1-800 FLOWERS AND RICHARD SCHRAER FOR A PORTION OF PROPERTY
AT 12565 LAKEWOOD BOULEVARD FOR $800,000 FOR THE LAKEWOOD
BOULEVARD IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: Public Works. This item was withdrawn byStaff
11.APPROVE CITY-WIDE CONTEST FOR NAMING THE NEW CITY PARK AT 12400 CLARK
AVENUE (FORMER NASA SITE): Community Services. This item was removed by Council
Member Guerra and is listed under Other Business below.
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13.ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 07- . A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DOWNEY ORDERING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE A
REPORT ON ASSESSMENTS WITHIN LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT A.D.
121 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2007-2008: Public Works. This item was removed by Council
Member Guerra and is listed under Other Business below.
14.INTRODUCE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY
AMENDING SECTION 4118 OF THE DOWNEY MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO ON-
STREET PARKING OF VEHICLES FOR SALE: Public Works. This item was withdrawn by
Staff
CONSENT CALENDAR:
It was moved by Council Member Cartozian, seconded by Council Member Bayer, and
unanimously carried to approve the remaining Consent Calendar items as recommended:
2.APPROVED CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: Adjourned and Regular Meetings January 23,
2007: City Clerk.
3.APPROVED WARRANTS ISSUED: Nos. 219842 – 220379: Wire Nos. 30001367 –
30001384; in the total amount of $6,247,897.35: Finance.
4.CASH CONTRACT NO. S.S. 574/575: APPROVED AGREEMENT WITH SMITH-EMERY
LABORATORIES IN THE AMOUNT OF $18,784 FOR MATERIAL TESTING AND
INSPECTION FOR STEWART & GRAY ROAD: Public Works.
5.CASH CONTRACT NO. S.S. 568: ACCEPTED IMPROVEMENTS AND MAINTENANCE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR WORK ON PARAMOUNT BOULEVARD: APPROVED EXTRA
WORK IN THE AMOUNT OF $64,636.42; AND APPROPRIATED $19,373.83 1N GAS TAX
FUNDS: Public Works.
6.CASH CONTRACT NO. 659: APPROVED PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND
GRANTED AUTHORITY TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR THE COMMUNICATION AREA
REMODEL AT FIRE STATION NO. 1: Public Works.
8.APPROVED SOLE SOURCE ACQUISITION OF AN ALERTING SYSTEM FOR THE FIRE
STATIONS FROM TELEQUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $87,500: Fire.
10.RATIFIED TEMPORARY ALTERNATE FOR L.A. COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT
MEETINGS HELD ON JANUARY 24, 2007: City Clerk.
12.ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 07-6969, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DOWNEY APPOINTING SPECIFIC REPRESENTATIVES TO THE
INDEPENDENT CITIES RISK MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY: Finance.
15.INTRODUCED AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY:
AMENDING SECTION 3186 OF THE DOWNEY MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE
SPEED LIMIT FOR TWEEDY LANE: Public Works.
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16.ADOPTED ORDINANCE NO. 07-1204, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DOWNEY ADOPTING A NEGATIVE DECLARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACTS AND APPROVING ZONE CHANGE NO. 06-97, THEREBY REZONING 59
PARCELS FROM R-3 TO R-2 (BOUNDED BY HALL ROAD, BELLFLOWER
BOULEVARD, LAKEWOOD BOULEVARD AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD) :
Development Services.
17.ADOPTED ORDINANCE NO. 07-1205, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DOWNEY AMENDING SECTION 3186 OF THE DOWNEY MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO THE SPEED LIMIT FOR QUILL DRIVE: Public Works.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:
18.CASH CONTRACT NO. S.S. 585 – IMPERIAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY
IMPROVEMENTS: AWARD CONTRACT TO PALP. INC., DBA EXCEL PAVING
COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,466,160.50; AND APPROPRIATE $1.5 MILLION
FROM THE PROP C FUND AND $1.1 MILLION FROM THE GAS TAX FUND: Public
Works. This item was withdrawn by staff.
19.APPROVED NEW GATES AND MASONRY WALL FOR PERIMETER SECURITY AT FIRE
STATION NO. 1 1N THE AMOUNT OF $55,000: Fire.
Fire Chief Sauter presented a Power Point presentation noting there was temporary fencing
to secure the property and they are requesting that Council approve the expenditure of funds to build
a new masonry wall that will provide better security as well as be more aesthetically pleasing.
Funding has become available due to the grant funds from the Department of Justice that cover the
Communications Center and therefore releasing General Fund monies that were earmarked for it.
Council Member Gafin stated he understands the need for the fence, however, he is
concerned about transferring funds from one project to another.
Council Member Guerra asked if the walls could have some type of texture to them to make
them nicer than a regular block wall.
Mayor Trejo asked if there are plans for the other stations in the future and was told yes.
Council Member Cartozian would like future projects like this to not come from the General
Fund
It was moved by Council Member Guerra, seconded by Council Member Bayer and
unanimously carried to approve staff recommendation.
20.APPROVED AGREEMENT WITH DELPHI PRODUCTIONS IN THE AMOUNT OF $74,800
FOR THE CONTINUED FABRICATION OF EXHIBITS FOR THE COLUMBIA MEMORIAL
SPACE SCIENCE LEARNING CENTER: Administration.
Assistant to the City Manager Pomrehn presented a Power Point presentation explaining the
history and the phases of the exhibits. Funds have been released from NASA for Phase II exhibits
and staff is asking for an amendment to the agreement to proceed with these exhibits, noting that
the exhibits are being reevaluated based upon the reduced square footage of the building.
Council Member Cartozian asked for background information on Delphi and the prior
selection process.
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Eric Simko, Project Manager-Delphi Productions, gave an overview of the company and what
museums they have worked with previously and explained that they are proposing using Gyroscope
as a subcontractor to help design some of the exhibits.
Council Member Guerra asked how many exhibits were being planned and if the company
will be doing all the exhibits or only specific ones. Assistant Pomrehn replied that 9 were produced
in the first phase and the second phase is yet to be determined, but would be approximately 8-12
more
City Manager Caton gave a brief review of the project noting the first phase was done using
a grant the City only had 3-4 years to spend. Delphi was hired to design and produce a number of
exhibits, of which a few were selected, produced and are currently in storage. He continued that
Phase II will be funded by a $ 1 Million grant the City just received, and staff is asking for approval to
hire Delphi again to design and produce more exhibits.
Mayor Trejo requested that an active participation with the local school districts be pursued
to encourage attendance at the Learning Center, and requested that the Council Subcommittee
meet and get an update on the project.
It was moved by Council Member Cartozian, seconded by Council Member Bayer and
unanimously carried to approve the agreement.
21 .ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 07-6971, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DOWNEY SUPPORTING STATE LEGISLATION TO AMEND THE STATE
WATER CODE TO REQUIRE THAT GROUNDWATER REPLENISHMENT
ASSESSMENTS ARE BASED ON THE ACTUAL COST OF SERVICE TO REPLENISH A
GROUNDWATER BASIN: Public Works.
Public Works Director Alvarez presented a Power Point presentation explaining that the
Southeast Water Coalition (SEWC) hired HF&H Consultants of Walnut Creek to conduct a cost
allocation study for the Water Replenishment District (WRD). He noted that currently the
Replenishment Assessment (RA) is established every year by WRD determining the total cost of
their upcoming fiscal year budget and dividing it by the projected number of acre-feet to be pumped
from the two basins. This year the RA is $138.00 per acre-foot. When comparing the usage and the
cost to replace the water in the two basins, the West Coast Basin cost is substantially higher to
replenish than the Central Basin. According to the study, if the Basins were charged by the costs
associated with their own replenishment, the RA would be $83.00 per acre-foot for the Central Basin
and $366.00 per acre-foot for the West Coast Basin. Director Alvarez noted this would be a cost
savings of $950,000 annually for the City of Downey’s residents. On January 4, 2007 these findings
were presented to the SEWC Board who directed staff to pursue legislation to amend the Water
Code to require that the replenishment assessment be based on the actual cost of services, instead
of the average cost that is in place currently.
Council Member Bayer thanked staff for making the information easy to understand.
Mayor Pro Tem Gafin asked for clarification if this is a class action lawsuit and was informed
that it is the first step.
Dale Manasian (sp?), resident of Downey, agreed that there should be two rates for the
different districts.
Council Member Cartozian mentioned he serves on the SEWC Board and is happy to see
this go forward and to have rates assessed based on actual costs.
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Council Member Guerra commented that when he was in Sacramento several other cities
complimented Director Alvarez on his water knowledge.
It was moved by Council Member Cartozian, seconded by Council Member Guerra and
unanimously carried to adopt the Resolution.
OTHER BUSINESS:
CONSENT CALENDER – ITEMS REMOVED BY COUNCIL APPROVAL:
7.APPROVED ANNUAL INVESTMENT POLICY FOR PUBLIC FUNDS OF THE CITY OF
DOWNEY AND ITS RELATED ENTITIES; Finance.
Council Member Guerra asked if the wording could be changed from “may be obtained” to
“shall be obtained” in the competitive selection process. Finance Director Michicoff responded that it
could tie his hands at some crucial times in a fluctuating market, which could potentially loose the
City some interest earnings.
It was moved by Mayor Pro Tem Gafin, seconded by Council Member Bayer and
unanimously carried to approve staff recommendation.
11.APPROVED CITY-WIDE CONTEST FOR NAMING THE NEW CITY PARK AT 12400
CLARK AVENUE (FORMER NASA SITE): Community Services.
Council Member Guerra stated he would like additional criteria to ensure the name is space
related and to be able to see more than the three recommendations from the Recreation and
Community Services Commission.
Council Member Cartozian requested that staff give a report.
Community Services Director Phillips explained that naming guidelines had been requested
by Council Member Cartozian at the January 23 Council meeting and staff had researched City
policy, developed guidelines for the naming contest, and is asking for Council’s approval and
direction for the contest.
Council Member Cartozian noted he was hoping a form would be presented that Council
could have input on as well, and while he questions having it open to all residents, he would like it to
be coordinated through the schools. He noted that Director Phillips had informed him that along with
the three recommendations, the other entries would be available to Council as well.
Council Member Guerra stated he is satisfied as long as Council has the final approval which
would give consideration to a name that has a space theme to go along with the museum and the
history of the site.
It was moved by Council Member Guerra, seconded by Council Member Bayer and
unanimously carried to approve staff recommendation.
13.ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 07- 6970, A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF DOWNEY ORDERING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AND FILE A
REPORT ON ASSESSMENTS WITHIN LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT A.D.
121 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2007-2008: Public Works.
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Council Member Guerra mentioned that there is a big variation in the number of lights owned
by City, by Southern California Edition, by the State, and by other cities. He asked what the
difference is between them. Director Alvarez clarified that the City is responsible for paying for the
power of all the lights that are located within the City, but the different agencies who own the lights
are responsible for the maintenance of the lights.
It was moved by Council Member Guerra, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Gafin and
unanimously carried to adopt the Resolution.
OTHER BUSINESS – Council Member Announcements or Requests for Future Agenda Items:
A. CONFERENCE AND MEETING REPORTS.
Council Member Bayer reported attending the Los Angeles County Sanitation District
meeting on behalf of Mayor Trejo.
Council Member Cartozian reported on attending the Independent Cities Association (ICA)
conference in Santa Barbara with Mayor Trejo and Public Works Director Alvarez, noting that topics
included municipal policing and school violence.
Council Member Guerra reported attending the Southeast Los Angeles County Workforce
Investment Board meeting; and would like the City to consider implementing an internship program
for youth and young adults.
Mayor Trejo reported on attending the ICA conference with Council Member Cartozian and
Public Works Director Alvarez and mentioned that he enjoyed the presentation on safety in public
schools
ANNOUNCEMENTS OR REQUESTS FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS:
Council Member Bayer mentioned delivering a Certificate to Eduardo Rodriquez, an 1 1 year
old student of the Downey Unified School District and patient at the City of Hope; announced
Citizens for Downey meeting Wednesday morning at 7:30 a.m.; recognized Lee Ann Sears,
Emergency Preparedness/Recreation and Community Services Commissioner in attendarlce; and
wished everyone a Happy Valentines Day.
Council Member Cartozian recognized Secretary to the City Attorney/Economic Development
Director Kim Rapp and Police Captain Mike Miller in audience, noting the meeting’s adjournment will
be honoring their recently lost loved ones, and expressed the Councils’ sympathy.
Council Member Guerra asked if the monies expended in December for the Fire
Communications Grant had been reimbursed yet and was told that it is still being processed;
requested that the Council Comments portion be moved up in agenda; stated the Library held an
Open House for staff and he was very impressed with the operation; praised the Police Department
on their efforts at the McDonald’s robbery; addressed the comments in the newspaper regarding
Downey Studios; requested that the City’s website be more interactive and contain links to different
programs and organizations; mentioned that he had spoke with a developer regarding downtown
Downey and want to look at a vision for the area; and recognized his 16 year old son in the
audience
Mayor Pro Tem Gafin announced that Unity in the Community is celebrating their 3'd
anniversary; requested to have the Neighborhood Watch Program put back into the budget; and
stated that he is issuing press releases for his town hall meetings in District One in March.
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Mayor Trejo announced that both Downey and Warren High Schools made it to the
Basketball CIF Tournaments.
STAFF MEMBER COMMENTS:
City Manager Caton complimented Public Works Director Alvarez for working diligently to
correct the inequities in the Water District Assessments where citizens of the Central Basin are
subsidizing oil companies through their water bills; congratulated Finance Director Michicoff on his
recent election as the Treasurer for Southern California Joint Powers Insurance Authority; and
stated that former Council Member/Mayor Ken Miller was also a World War II veteran and that he is
going to be missed.
The meeting recessed to Closed Session the time being 9:32 p.m.
The meeting reconvened in Open Session with all Council Members present at 10:25 p.m.
ADJOURNMENT: 10:25 p.m.
The meeting adjourned at 10:25 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. February 27, 2007, in memory of Ken
Miller, former Council Member and father of Police Captain Mike Miller; Kaliko Sky Sodetani,
daughter of Downey Unified School District Board Member Martha Sodetani and sister of
Secretary to the City Attorney/Economic Development Director Kim Rapp; and Louise
Parrish, longtime Downey resident.
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