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Jason R. Aula (Photo credit: ALAUSTINFORASSEMBLY.ORG) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, December 10, 2024, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
Mayor Lori Woods made a proclamation to outgoing Vice Mayor Ed Wilson and presented the City of Signal Hill with the Centennial Time Capsule. The City Council approved the November 5th election results certified by Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder Clerk, Dean C. Logan. Signal Hill voters elected Lori Woods, Robert Copeland, and Charlie Honeycutt to City Council unopposed and Daritza Gonzalez was elected for the first time defeating Sonia Savoulian 3795 to 1431. Although the City Council election was unopposed, Charlie Honeycutt is the sole new member of the City Council with his term expiring in December 2028. Also, Daritza Gonzalez was democratically elected for her term expiring in December 2028 after her partisan appointment by the local Democratic Party in 2023 via Mayor Lori Woods & Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn. The City Council approved $70,146 for municipal food distribution programs and for Americans for Disabilities Act (ADA) ramps and sidewalk construction. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $794.40 per month.
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Jason R. Aula (Photo credit: Team Kemp LBC Facebook page) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting. Aside from the bribes Lori Woods & Co. has received for this city expenditure, the City of Signal Hill is softly separately forecasted to receive $427,028.48 via impact fees in town from Signal Hill Venture, LLC. What is the difference between the folks that had authority in Bell, such as Robert Rizzo and Lori Woods of Signal? The hard answer is race, location, and value of illegal public transactions. The forecasted fees have been included within the 2025-2026 City budget as follows with $204,336.00 for parks and recreation, $217,216.00 for water services, and $5,476.48 for traffic improvements. The City of Signal Hill again has chosen to cover up expenses money laundering style time and time again with the true cause for the Temple Avenue housing project, terrorism of some kind. The behavior of the City of Signal Hill along with racist domestic terrorists in town with authority such as Lori Woods using it as their vehicle is linked with lack of F.B.I. in town, which resulted in the Signal Hill City Clerk no longer being able to administer elections because of fraud, false state of election votes, and corruption that was founded by several prominent Signal Hill residents, with some living today and some not living today, in 2017 instead of Lori Woods & Co. being apprehended for domestic terrorism exclusively decided by the F.B.I. not other law enforcement agencies. This organization condemns Carl Kemp's 2016 prison sentence because of racism and terror such as Chicano supremacy subservient to evil Chinese communism funds involved with courting and illegal Democratic Party politicization of the local US Court, however, there is a place quite locally Woods should be sent to for desecrating the City of Signal Hill not only in terms of financial crimes, which softly is something money can cure, but she needs to be put in the local prison because she is a domestic terrorist on top of it all given her loyalty to evil communist China and her USA citizenship plus her public authority with the City of Signal Hill compounded by each bribe payment received for each public transaction as a public official. Terminal Island has housing for Lori Woods that is truly becoming of someone with her lack of honor, patriotism, and tolerance of other races of people. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month.  Photo credit: (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) Jason R. Aula Photo credit: (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, December 12, 2023, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
The City Council sought to artistically enhance the Signal Hill Public Library Zinnia Courtyard by way of the Arts Sub-Committee with outdoor public art. The city had 21 proposals submitted with one withdrawn and the council narrowed possible selections down to five before awarding the contract not to exceed $80,000.00. Signal Hill awarded a Contract Services Agreement to Andrew Davis of Project Street Gold with an estimated completion time of April 2024. The City Manager authorized Signal Hill to enter into agreement with Dudeck per approval by the City Attorney for up to $336,423 for Professional Consulting Services. The nine-month agreement includes up to a three-month contingency period totaling $33,642.30. The duties of Dudek include updating the 2018 Water Master Plan (WMP) and 2019 Water System Rate Study. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month. Jason R. Aula Photo credit: (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
The council announced a vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Commission. Recruitment for the commissioner is set for November 17 to December 15. The remainder of the vacant term runs through May 31, 2025. Mayor Hanson presented certificates to members of the Diversity Coalition Committee. Additionally, Mayor Hanson honored the Signal Hill Police Department with a proclamation for Law Enforcement Records and Support Personnel Day on November 14, 2023. The City Council authorized Signal Hill to enter into a Contract Services Agreement with MVP Security Systems Incorporated (MVP) per approval by the City Attorney for up to $122,865.00 for Access Control Systems (ACS) software and partial hardware upgrades for the Police Station, Library, and City Hall including a contingency of up to 10%. The Signal Hill Police Department was initially awarded a $90,000.00 grant from the Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP). The program is used to fund traffic safety programs that counter driving under the influence and the award was increased by $30,000.00 per request to $120,000.00 total. The City Council entered into a Public Works contract agreement with TTS Engineering Incorporated (TTS) to construct the 33rd Street Water Main Replacement Project for 2,317,861.00 approved by City Manager Carlo Tomaino, including an additional $129,335.40 project contingency provision which funds originated from the American Rescue Plan Act. In addition, the City Council authorized the City Manager to execute and amend the agreement valid until June 30, 2024 with Long Beach Animal Control Services Bureau (LBACSB) for an additional $25,261.00. Also, the City Council authorized the City Manager to enter into a 90-day agreement with Vicon Enterprise Incorporated for $445,000. The agreement authorizes construction of the Fuel Station Canopy Replacement Project and includes up to a 10% contingency ($44,500.00). City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month. Jason R. Aula Photo credit: (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, October 24, 2023, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
The City of Signal Hill amended it's master agreement to continue doing financial business with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. In addition, to ensure municipal financial stability the City Council approved joining the California Asset Management Trust a.k.a. CAMP as a shareholder with publicly invested funds as a joint powers authority. Mayor Hanson presented certificates to Signal Hill Leadership Academy graduates. Signal Hill Librarian Charles Hughes presented as to commemoration of library programs celebrating Native Americans Heritage Month. Parks, Recreation, and Library Services Director, Yvette Aguilar introduced, new Management Assistant, Alyssa Christenson. The City Council authorized a Professional Consulting Service Agreement with Bureau Veritas Technical Assessments LLC (BVTA) of $50,937.05 from November 2023 thru May 2024 with a contingency of up to $25,000.00 over six months if necessary. BVTA is contracted to prepare Signal Hill's first Facilities Master Plan (FMP). Signal Hill Historical Society presented on it's funding plan and proposal for public artwork at Heritage Point Park. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month. Jason R. Aula Photo credit: (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, October 10, 2023, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
Police Chief Byerley swore in and introduced new police officer, Anthony Quintero. Southern California Edison representatives presented on available energy rebates and upcoming infrastructure projects in Signal Hill. The City Council authorized Contract Service Agreements with W.A. Rasic Construction Company and T.E Roberts Incorporated not to exceed $200,000.00 each over a one-year period. The organizations are to provide water maintenance on demand and repair services to the City of Signal Hill. Both agreements allow for three additional one-year terms if negotiated or demanded for W.A. Rasic Construction Company and T.E Roberts Incorporated. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month. Jason R. Aula (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, September 26, 2023, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
Signal Hill Librarian Charles Hughes presented as to commemoration of library programs celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month. The City Council entered into a Public Works contract agreement with CJ Concrete Construction Inc. to work on the Sidewalk Repair Project for 64,851.00 approved by City Attorney Alshire, including an additional $15,419.00 project contingency provision and up to a 30-day extension. In addition, the City Council amended it's contract for engineering services with W.G. Zimmerman Engineering, Inc. by $64,800.00 bringing the total to not exceed cost at $1,248,800.00. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month. Jason R. Aula Photo credit: (City of Signal Hill) LOS ANGELES, California — On Tuesday, September 12, 2023, the Signal Hill City Council held an in-person meeting.
Per AB 953, the City of Signal Hill amended its contract with Cyrun Inc. to not exceed $603,000.00. AB 953, permits and adds RIPA Module data collection. Finance Director, Sharon Del Rosario introduced Daniel Basulto, new Accountant of the City of Signal Hill. The Diversity Coalition presented on the upcoming cultural festival on September, 23, 2023. Mayor Hanson honored Robert Cano, a Signal Hill resident with a proclamation for the 30th annual Long Beach Qfilms festival. City Council Members are compensated at a rate of $722.18 per month. |
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