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TO: HONORABLE MAYOR
AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: NICOLE DAILEY, MANAGEMENT ANALYST
DATE: May 20, 2015
SUBJECT: Public Safety Advisory Commission Quarterly Report — First Quarter
2015
The Public Safety Advisory Commission (PSAC) is pleased to present this summary of
activities and actions for this quarter. This report covers the months of January, February
and March 2015.
Listed below are the current members of the Commission:
Jay Stewart, Chairperson
Stephen Gregory, Vice - Chairman
Chris Hyland, Commissioner
Myles Ross, Commissioner
Valerie Sund, Commissioner
The Commission has held three regular meetings since January. These meetings involved
several key aspects regarding concerns within the City. Listed below are the presentations,
the actions taken during first quarter of 2015, and future priorities.
PRESENTATIONS:
• Traffic Engineering Basics
• Animal Control Regional Coordinated Marketing Program Update
• Cal Fire / Riverside County Fire Explorer post 297
ACTIONS TAKEN:
Reviewed and provided recommendations for proposed amendments to the
Lake Elsinore Municipal Code Nuisance Abatement Ordinance to follow
more effective code enforcement and strengthened cost recovery
procedures. The commission offered recommendations to staff regarding
proposed changes to the ordinance before taking the item to the City Council for
introduction and adoption.
Reviewed Plans and proposed suggestions to create a new and improved
Lake Elsinore Municipal Code (LEMC) that addressed overnight camping.
The Commission provided recommendations that addressed reasonable
property rights, limits on the number of days and durations for overnight camping
permits, and discussed potential negative impacts. This ordinance is currently
being reviewed at the subcommittee level before going to the City Council for
approval.
• Assisted in the development, review, and establishment of a new Public
Skate Park Facilities Ordinance, Chapter 8.42, of the Lake Elsinore
Municipal Code. The Commission reviewed the proposed Ordinance twice in
February and March 2015 before forwarding to the City Council for introduction
and adoption.
Reviewed the Proposed Changes and Suggestions to Ordinance Chapter
8.40 and Regulating the Use of Certain Portions of Lake Elsinore Ordinance
Chapter 9.96 of the Lake Elsinore Municipal Code to Allow Swimming in
Designated Areas of the Lake. The Commission made recommendations on
the proposed changes before the item was to be presented to the City Council
for introduction and adoption.
UPCOMING PRIORITIES:
• Review and update outdated City ordinances related to lake use, recreational
activities and special events.
• Distribute and promote a public safety related community survey to gather input
from the community.
• School traffic circulation studies and school site safety improvements.
• Traffic related safety needs and calming techniques.
• Graffiti program and processes.
• Neighborhood speed limits, crosswalks and circulation.
• Lighting needs and plans in the City, including streetlight requests.
• Caltrans Presentation regarding City vs. State maintained streets.
• Develop a Public Safety Recognition Program.
• Pedestrian Routes, sidewalks and bus stop improvements. Includes review of
sidewalk survey now underway.
• Joint Study Session with City Council within the next 12 months.
• Use of traffic controllers at major intersections.
• Actively promote the Commission as a place for the community to come to learn
about public safety programs in and offered for our community.
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CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE
MEMORANDUM
TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
FROM: GRANT M. YATES
CITY MANAGER
DATE: MAY 26, 2015
SUBJECT: MONTHLY PUBLIC WORKS SUMMARY MAY 2015
Public 1Norks:
Street Maintenance
_
April_
MM
Pot Hole Repairs
227
268
Graffiti Removal
141
160
Storm Drains Cleaned
17
17
Illegal Dumping Clean -ups
55
79
Signs Installed
4
2
Sign Repairs
49
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46
Sidewalk Repairs (Square Ft)
750
1127
Curb & Gutter Repairs (Linear Ft)
30
0
Removed Illegal Signs
127
75
Area Sprayed With Herbicide (in acres)
5
0
Shopping Carts Pick -Ups
60
67
Trimmed Trees Various Locations
30
32
Drain Inspections
25
1
Removal of Road Hazards
25
24
Heatwurx Repair Units
2668
0
Weed Abatement '
Lots Cleaned
0
City Lots Cleaned
12
_0
15
Trees Trimmed
55 LL
45
Illegal Dumping Clean -ups -
— 5
8
Replaced irrigation clocks
0
_
3
Shopping Carts Picked Up
6
0
Checked all Landscaped areas for Major Issues
1 Day
0
Removed Illegal Signs
0
10
Facilities Division — Service Calls
City Hall
29
—
P.W. Yard
28
Cultural Center
10
Community Center
8
Senior Center
11
- Tiny Tots
1
Chamber Building
3
Station 85
1
Station 95
1
Station 97
4
ENGINEERING DIVISIQN'
PUBLICSCOUNTR
Research Requests
5
10
Plan Checks
1
4
Final Maps
0
1
Grading
0
1
Street Improvement
0
7
Development Review
4
4
^Flood Plain Determination
2
_
3
Bond Release Requests
4
3
Oversize Transportation Permits
7
3
Encroachments Permit Applications
10
18
Encroachment Permit Traffic Issues
3
4
GIP UPDATE
Project Project Design Construction Project Status
Locatio n
Senior Center Sidewalk
Senior
100% plans
In progress
Project under
Improvements
Center
completed
construction.
Project No. 4424
McVicker Dog Park
McVicker
100%
100% completed
Project completed.
Fence Improvements
Park
Complete
Project No. Z40000
Lakepoint Park Electrical
Lakepoint
100%
In progress
- ---------
Project under
Panel
Park
Complete
construction.
Project No.4414
Serenity Park- Skate
Serenity Park
30%
Scheduled for April
Project under
Zone
completion
2015
construction.
Project No, 4419
Facilities Master Plan
Citywide
Project underway, Data
Project No. Z30000
collection completed.
Preparation of draft
report under progress.
Anticipated completion
by June/July 2015.
Master
Parks Facilities ast
Citywide
In progress
Project underway, Data
Plan
collection completed,
Project No. 4106
GHD preparing final
report for Parks
Facilities Master Plan.
CIP UPDATE
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Project
Project
Design
Construction
Project Status
Location
[Y Master Drainage
Citywide
In progress
Comments from City
Plan Update
Staff and local
Project No. 120
stakeholders sent to
Project Manager for
action.
User Fee Study
Citywide
In progress
Fee study underway by
Project No. 230002
Willdan Engineering.
Cost allocation study
completed. Anticipated
completion March/April
2015.
......... .
dun-n—ers-on Street
Gunnerson
950A design
100% Plan & Received
Rehabilitation
between
completed
on 4/20/15. NEPA
Project No. 4350
Lakeshore
environmental doc
Drive and
submitted to Caltrans on
SR-74
4/9/2015.
Staff to submit RFA
package to Caltrans for
construction by
7/1/2015. RAN
certification to Caltrans
----- -- -
by 4/27/15.
-bemger:AbAm
--Collier Island
Outlet Mall
-----cowaructim
0/
submitted
Modification Phase I
completed
anticipated for
100% plan to EVMWD
Project No, 4388
April/May 2015
on 5/13/15 for final
approval.
City Monument Signs
Lake Elsinore
100%
In progress
Project under
Project No. 4396
design
construction. Anticipated
completed
completion by June 23,
2015,
Third Street Drainage –
Lake Elsinore
35% Prelim
Staff reviewing 35%
Phase 1
under
preliminary design
Project No. 4296
review
received on 5/12.
CIP UPDATE
Project
Project
Location
Design
Construction
Project Status
Traffic Signal Installation
Sage at
100%
100%
Project completed
Canyon Hills/Sage Road
Canyon Hills
Project No. 4368
Traffic Signal Installation
Riverside
85%
City Coordinating with
Grand Avenue at
Drive (HWY
County on development
Riverside
74) @ Grand
projects and obtaining
Project No. 4392
Ave and
signal plans from
Riverside Dr.
developer.
(HWY 74) @
Lakeside
H. S.
- - -- ----------
Slurry Seal Project
Various
100%
100%
Project completed.
Project No. Z10014
streets
citywide
Pavement Management
Citywide
In progress
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Bid opening held on
Program (Grind &
5/14/15. Staff received
Overlay / R&R Phase 2)
5 bids. Prepare staff
Project No. Z10008
report to award
construction contract.
Annual Pavement
Citywide
In progress
Anticipated completion
Management Plan –
in July 2015.
Project No. Z10005
54% of the field survey
is completed so far.
1—on
-15/Railroad Canyon
Fnpro g re si
PA&ED in progress. City
Road Interchange
Railroad
Council Roundabout
Improvements (PAED)
Canyon
Project progress update
Project No. Z10016
Interchange
conducted in March
2015, Anticipated
PA&ED completion in
.. . .........
December 2015.
CIP UPDATE
Project
Project
Design
Construction
Project Status
---Location_.-__
Railroad Canyon/1-15
1-15 @
100%
Plans approved by
Finalize bidding
Southbound Off Ramp
Railroad
CALTRANS. City
documents and bid out
Deceleration Lane
Canyon
proceeding with
on 4/22/2015.
Project No. 4432
Interchange
construction bidding
Main Street Interchange
Being added to the
Project No, Z10017
TUMF Network, being
placed on the upcoming
CIP to perform PSR,
Needs to be improved
by 2024. City to
perform feasibility
analysis of Main St. new
interchange and Camino
Del Norte.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
AGENDA REPORT
TO: Grant Yates, City Manager
FROM: Johnathan O. Skinner, Community Services Director
DATE: May 18, 2015
SUBJECT: Community Services Monthly Report
PREPARED BY: Vicky Saavedra, Community Services Office Specialist II.
RECOMMENDATION: Receive and file.
BACKGROUND: The following provides a summary of the Community Services
Department's programs, activities and events for April
2015.
VOLUNTEERS
We are currently recruiting clerical volunteers for the following departments; Public Works,
Engineering, City Clerk's Office, Human Resources and Community Services. Tile
Community Services Department utilized a total of 15 volunteers for the Unity in the
Community 5k /10K Walk /Run, which was held on Saturday, April 18, 2015. We are also
recruiting 12 volunteers to help with the 2015 Pet Walk, which will be held on Saturday,
May 9, 2015. The current total of volunteer applications submitted this year is 26, which
include 5 adults and 1 youths.
COMMUNITY CENTER
Studio 395 hosted their monthly "Live Art & Music" event on Saturday, April, 18. The
event was open to the public. They enjoyed live music by local bands and vendors that
sold arts and crafts by local artist.
April was the first full month in which REC1, the new online registration and reservation
system was utilized. The programed worked very well and met the needs of the
department and made online registrations and reservations easier and free. There was
an immediate acceptance of the program as was reflected in the number of online
transactions; online registrations and reservations accounted for 25% of all
transactions. The department was also successful in adding additional Zumba classes
that will be held at the Senior Center Annex.
SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER
The seniors went on a trip to Pala Casino and Resort on Wednesday, April 8. The trip
was a success with 50 participants.
The HELP -Plus program begin on Thursday, April 9. The program is a Healthier Living
Program provided by the County of Riverside Department of Public Health. This is a
seven week interactive program that meets every Thursday. It is a powerful program to
help achieve better health, a more active lifestyle, have more energy and less fatigue,
better communication with doctors and have more confidence in your ability to take care
of your health. This program teaches you how to accomplish these goals while dealing
with chronic illness.
The Alzheimer's Association conduction a free workshop on the "Warning Signs of
Alzheimer's" on Friday, April 10. Stephanie Brynjolfson did a great presentation on the
ten top warning signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's.
The seniors took a trip to the Graber Olive House in Ontario on Monday, April 13. They
enjoyed a guided tour, a sack lunch and visited the museum and gift shops.
Our annual Spring Party was on Wednesday, April 15 with 48 participants. It was an
excellent catered luncheon, sponsored by the Bingo Club and entertainment was
provided by Singer- Songwriter George Miguel. They played games, received door
prizes and took goodie bags home.
The nutrition program began providing breakfast and dinner to take home for each
lunch participant. Seniors were thrilled and the attendance has increased.
Two of our volunteers from our exercise program attended training in Riverside on
Friday, April 17 to become certified "Fit after50" instructors. The volunteers will follow
the curriculum of the program sponsored by the Riverside County Office of Aging.
Movie Days was on held on April 3 and April 29. The movies featured were "Charlie
Wilson's War" and "Absolute Power ". The seniors enjoyed popcorn and drinks while
watching the flicks.
The Trip to San Juan Capistrano Mission was enjoyable with a guided tour of the
"Jewell of the Missions" and the beautiful gardens and historic buildings. The trip was
on Monday, April 27.
Services provided this month included Notary, Tax Services, Mobile Fresh, RTA Bus
Pass Sales, Bread distribution, Blood Pressure Clinic and Health Insurance Counseling.
SPECIAL EVENTS
The Community Services Department hosted their annual Children's Fair and Egg Hunt
event at McVicker Canyon Park on April 4. The community was able to enjoy an egg
hunt with 8,000 candy filled eggs on the upper field of the park and a children's fair that
featured 21 vendor booths, jumpers, a petting zoo, train ride on the lower field of the
park. Entertainment was provided by classes taught at the Lake Community Center
such as Ballet Folklorico, Children's Ballet, West Coast and APW Tae Kwon Do. There
was nearly 2,000 people in attendance.
The Unity 5K Committee hosted their 14th annual Unity in the Community 5K /10K
Run /Walk. The race was held on the levee of the Diamond Stadium with 875
participants registered. This was the first year that the race featured chip timing by
Fusion Timing.
SKATE PARK
The total attendance at the McVicker Skate Park for the month of April was 529. The
skate park had a total of 4 rentals and 22 new waivers forms filled out. The McVicker
skaters are excited about the new Serenity Skate Park opening this summer.
Skate 120
Scooter 240
BMX 169
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