Bell Gardens City Council
August 12, 2024

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services

2.2.2 CITY P • LICE E PE
E CE
F&G Towing Inc. dba Helms and Hill is a roadside assistance and towing company that serves the City of Montebello Police Department, Pico Rivera Sheriff Department, and East Los Angeles California Highway Patrol tow rotation.

TO THE SCOPE ► F I
Helms and Hill is a premier provider of towing and storage services in the area. We tow all types of vehicles including semi -trucks, box trucks, delivery trucks, garbage trucks, and construction trucks. Our team of professional towing experts stand ready to respond immediately upon request.

We maintain a state-of-the-art facility with first class tow vehicles and equipment that enables us to guarantee that the City of Bell Gardens Police will receive responsive service regardless of the day or time. Our storage facility provides sufficient space for short or long-term storage resulting from illegal parking, public nuisance, evidence, and/or enforcement of the California Vehicle Code.

2.3.1 SI ESSr, LIFIC TI S
Helms and Hi11 has been successfully performing towing services in California since 2010. With a Motor Carrier permit by the Department of Motor Vehicles for the State of California, a Los Angeles County Business License, and a Business License with the City of Montebello, along with the appropriate industry certifications, as well as a current contract with the California Highway Patrol, Helms and Hill is highly qualified to perform police ordered towing and storage services for the City of Bell Gardens.

See also section 2.3.7 below for copies of Required Licenses, Permits, and Certificates.

2.3.2 CALIFORNIA HIGHW Y P A T' OL (CHP) CO T "ACT
Helms and Hill has been providing service to the East Los Angeles CHP for their tow rotation program since 2010. The Current tow office per our contract is David Solorio he can be reached at 323-980-9800.

2.3.3 C

ITY I V LVE E
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Helms and Hill partnered up with the City of Pico Rivera Sheriff Department and The City of Montebello Police department with the catalytic converter stamping. We also work with CHP Trap team on auto theft impounds.

2.3.4 F ILI ITY IT T E C LIF
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Helms and Hill maintains equipment that can handle any foreseeable request from the city of Be11 Gardens. The City of Bell Gardens standard for Equipment in the RFP is again almost identical to our own. Helms and Hill towing maintains a fleet of 15 trucks with equipment accommodated a wide array of requests. Helms and Hi11 has maintained compliance with section codes 615, 24605, 25100, 27700 and 27907 of the California vehicle code.

Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
508 Page 6

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Towing & Storage Services

2.3.5 CITY C ' ES
P

CEO 'ES
Once the Driver has called in the tow to back base, the GPS system tracks the vehicle, so no stops are made during tow to base.

The Driver must then comply with the truck route back to our facility. As soon as they enter the facility, the 180 form is given to dispatch to log in to our tow system.

2.3.6 T

STORAGE SE VICES
Our vehicle storage facility is completely enclosed by a wall or fence that is continuously no less than 6 feet in height for the entire perimeter. Of the walls/fence measured from the interior of the facility at grade level to the topmost portion of the fence, inspectors make measurements at less than eight points.

The 6 -foot -high wall and fence is enclosed and made of brick lock wall, chain -link iron, and other metal or combination chain -link fence covered with 100 series privacy fence screens added for additional privacy.

A11 portions of the wall or fence are in good condition and repair, and do not have holes, gaps, or other signs of damage or disrepair. They also do not have holes or gaps large enough for a person to crawl or climb through, thereby undermining the security of the primary storage facility.

Helms and Hill's vehicle storage facility has fully functioning, on -site fixed lightning sufficient to clearly illuminate all areas of the storage facility.

Our primary storage facility has an operating security alai and motion sensor system, capable of immediately alerting staff of any unauthorized entry upon the premises. In addition, fully operating video surveillance equipment provides the facility with 24 -hour surveillance of all vehicles, storage areas, and all areas where evidence property may be stored as well as all customer area perimeters, entryways, and exits to the facility. Recordings of all video surveillance are maintained for a period of at least 28 days.

Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
509 Page 7

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Towing & Storage Services

2.3.7 REQUIRED LICENSES, PERMITS, & CERTIFICATES
Provided below is Helms and Hill's business license issued by the City as well as other required licenses, permits, and certificates.

CITY OF MONTEBELLO

BUSINESS LICENSE
'For Services Provided in the City ofNmnfe6eNo, Celiromia Grey', `=>� Business Name
Business Location
A
Business Owners)

HELMS & HILL
649 S MAPLE AVE ,
MONTEBELLO, CA906440;

RANIEH HASSAN
SHADIER HASSEN`;

HELMS & HILL
649 S MAPLE AVE
MONTEBELLO, CA 90640
The person, firm or corporation above named is hereby granted license to engagp..ir canyonl n.' `4 the CITY OF MONTEBELLO, CALIFORNIA, the bastions trading calling, pru(vas(ob,`8787�hIblI, n.o[- - occupation described above, for the period Indicated, This license is permission only, net an erdorsement of license.

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SERVICES
License Number 10709341
Effecfiue Date December 07, 2023
piratian Date December 06, 2024
For all inquiries regarding this bcense, contact HdL
Business Tax Support Center at (323) 24&-8614.
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POST THIS LICENSE [t . A CONSPICUOUS PLACE THIS LICENSE IS NOT TRANSFERABLE I
.LOSANGELESCOUNTY BUSINESS LICENSE No'TI.533823
COUNTY OF LOS"ANGELES- STATE OF CALIFORNIA -
THE LICENSEE NAMED HEREON HAS PAID TO THE UNDERSIGNED TREASURER AND TAX -COLLECTOR THE •AMOUNT•SHOWI'J AND IS -HEREBY LICENSED UNDER:

PROVISIONS CF COUNTY -CODE TITLE 7 FOR THE PERIOD EXPIRING ONTHEDATE SHOWN, TO:GARRY ON THE'-SUSINESS OR OCCUPATION SPECIFIED, AT THE, LOCATION SHOWN (IN THE CASE'OF THE STATIONARY BUSINESS), ORTOOPERATE'-THE VEHICLE•SPECIFIED: THIS I ICENSEEIS:SUBJECT TO•'ANY SPECIAL -CONDITIONS SHOWN AND IS VALID'ONLY IN THE UN3NCDRPORATEDTERRFFORY OF LOS-:ANGELESOOUNTY .,

LICENSEE, LOCATION-BUSINESS)LOCCUPATION OR,VEHCLE

F & G TOWING, INC
HELM a HILL.
-649 :S MAPLE AVE
MONTEBE.LL0, CA 90640-5478
TOW TRUCK .IJfCITY LIC
JURISDICTION: UNINC.- LA COUNTY

SPECIAL CONDITIONS

BUSINESS LICENSING
8839 N CEDAR AVE #212
FRESNO, CA 93720-1832
F & G TOWING INC.

HELMS & HILL
649 5 MAPLE AVE
MONTEBELLO, CA 90640
DECAL,PLATE NO.
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[]1/02!2024. • DATE OF€SSUE .::
12/31/2024: EXPIRATI©N DATE
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ANGELES COUNTY
TREASURER AND. TAX' COLLECTOR: •

ERSIGNED,

OS ANGELES COUNTY
AUDITOR=C O NTEOLL,EF1.

City of Montebello

BUSINESS LICENSE
License Number: 10709341
Date of Issue: 1210712123
Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
510

A Public Service Agency
Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services

CALIFORNIA STATE TRANSPORTATION AGENCY

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Registration Operations Division MS 14875
P.Q. BOX 932370 Sacramento, CA. 94232-3700
(916) 657-8153
11/06/2023

F&GTOWING INC
649 SOUTH MAPLE AVENUE
MON I .EBELLO, CA 90640

MOTOR CA
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DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR '6J ICLES
Registration Operations Division
P.O.BOX 932.3'70 Sacramento, CA. 94232-3700

F & G TOWING INC
649 SOUTH MAPLE AVENUE
MONTEBELLO, CA 90640
Valid
From:

CAI*:
12/01/2023
0420441
Valid
Through:
11/30/2024
Pmt Date: i1/02/2023
Office #: 154
Account #:
611727
Sequence #: 0110
Tech ID: R2
Amt Paid: 51,283.00
The earlier named en this permit having made written application to the Department of Motor Vehicles for 'a.permit to operate as a motor carrier of property as defined in vehible code section 34601, and having met the requirements and pat d the appropriate Fees, is grouted a permit of the following classification
!!!EMPORTAN T REMINDERS!!!

1. Your permit will expire at midnight on the 'Valid Through' date. If you do not receive a renewal notice 30 days prior to the expiration date, please submit an original application and check the "Renewal" box.

2. Your insurance must remain valid through the term of your permit or -a suspension action could occur.

3. Changes to your fleet are not required to be reported until your renewal.

4. Changes to your business entity Inay require a new CA# and application for another Motor Carrier Permit. $. If you decide to no longer operate as a motor carrier of property, you must submit a 'Voluntary Withdrawal' form.

6. For changes to the address, business name, officers, or authorized representative's name, please complete the !Notice of Change' form. Changes during your renewal period may be submitted on your renewal application.

7. You may download forms from the Internet at www.dmv.ca.gov or receive further information by calling: (916) 657-8153.

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California Relay Telephone Service for the Deaf or Hard of Hearing from TDD Phones: 1-8OO-735-29129; from Voice Phones: 1-800-735-2922
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Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
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Towing & Storage Services

ALNFORNIA

AIR RESOURCES BOARD
Certificate of Reported Compliance With:

Truck and Bus. Regulation
issued to: HeI is and Hill
This certificate confirm that the fleet Qwr er has attested under penalty of perjury that the statementsand information they provided to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) are true, accurate, and complete regarding all relevant vehicles• in the fleet required to show compliance. CARES hereby finds that the fleet listed has reported compliance with California Code of Regulations (CCR;:

Title 13 CCR2025 (Truck and Bus l egulati
If CAitB subsequently finds that the state tnents.and information that have been provided are not true, accurate, and complete, this certificate; shall be effectively revoked and the fleet subject to r�onccarlpllanc penalties.

This certificate is val
id until December 31, 2024
Printed on 2024-04-19 TRUCRS Fleet Identification
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Exhibit 5
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Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
Reproduced Form
19-1004

CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE
Motor Carriers of Property
MOTOR WRIER ICA}I
0420441

INSURER IINSLR NCB (Y)NFANY) MAW AND AT IRFSS
Clear Spring Property and
Company
227 West Monroe, Suite 2100,
Chicago , IL, 60606
NAIL C
15563
Status.
cebeW taxrte Y surnce in the state of Cal, fom a (Admired InsKrer) I] Licensed
Dn Noadnittedlnsurer subject to Section 1763 of the Caitorn Instrance In ance Code,

SURPLUS LNE BROKER I
OTHERS

SURPLUS LNE BROKER NAME
❑ Char -Retie Risk Poal
❑ Risk Rezenton Grow
ENSURED (MOTOR CARRIER) NAME min ADDRESS
F & G Lae.

MBA) Heinle & H111 Tow
821 S. Maple Ave., Montebello,
CA, 90640
Fled with the: California Department of Motor Vehides
Registration Operations Division
P. O. Box 932370 MS H875
Sacramento, CA 94232-3700
(916) 657-8153

TYPE OF INSURANCE

POLICY NUMBER

POLICY EFFECTIVE MI
DATE (M DDNY]
LENTS

PRIMARY LIABILITY
❑ Coverage below statutory
minimum limits.
❑' Coverage equal to or
exceeding statutory
minimum limits,
COMBINED SINGLE 1]MIT
s

BODILY INJURY OR DEATH
(ONE PERSON)

BODILY INJURY OR DEATH
{MORE THAN ONE PERSON)
$

PROPERTY DAMAGE
s

EXCESS LIABILITY
❑ Coverage between primary
coverage and statutory
minimum limits,
❑ Coverage provided at or
above statutory minimum
limits,

COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT
s t,excess ors

BODILY INJURY
(ONE PE ON)
f inexcess otf

BODILY INJURY OR DEATH
(MORE THAN ONE PERSON)
$ in excess of f

PROPERTY DAMAGE
5 ila.rasoff
WORKERS` COMPENSATION
Ca'
WC-014942-01
06/15/23
0 WC Statutory Limits
Insurer certifies to each of the following:
• The motor carrier of property (insured) identified herein is covered by an insurance policy providing bodily injury or death liability, property damage liability insurance, or workers' compensation insurance within the coverage limits identified above as required by Califomia Vehicle Code (CVC) Sections 34630, 34631.5, and 34840, and by Part 387 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
• This insurance policy covers all vehicles used in conducting the service performed by the Insured for which a motor carrier permit is required whether or not said vehicle is listed in the insurance policy. • A fully executed endorsement, on a form authorized by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), is attached to the referenced policy to conform to the requirements of the Motor Carriers of Property Permit Act, CVC Section 34600 and following, and the rules and regulations of the DMV. (This provision does not apply to Workers' Compensation Insurance.) - For the purposes of Charitable Risk Pool coverage, this policy meets the requirements of the CVC Section 34631 (d). • For the purposes of Risk Retention Group coverage, this poky meets the requirements of the Risk Retention Act of 1991.

California Insurance Code Section 125 and following, and is authorized to do business in California.

Insurer agrees to each of the following:
• This Certificale of Insurance shall not be canceled on less than thirty (30) days notice from the Insurer to the DMV and written on a Notice of Cancellation form authorized by the DMV, and that the thirty (30) day period commences to run from the date the Notice of Cancellation form was actually received at the office of the California Department of Motor Vehicles, Registration Operations Division, in Sacramento, California_
• A duplicate original of the referenced policy, a DMV authorized endorsement, and ail other related endorsements and documentation, shall be furnished to DMV upon request.

I certify (or declare) under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.

PRINIaa M IE OF INSURERS AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
JCahleen Carey
SiGN&T1RE OF INSURERSAUTHCRIZED REPRLSEN (ATIVE
X Kathleen Carey

TELEPHONE NUMBER
( 86 ) 2661470

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Copyright & 2015 State of California, Departrent of Motor Vehicles. Wi rilJfds reserved_ Exhibit 5
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&FORNM STATE. TRAN8PORTATKNJ AGENCY

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES

COMMUNICATION PROGRAMS DIVISION

INFORMATION SERVICES BRANCH
P.O. BOX 942890, MS H225
SACRAMENTO. CA 94290-0890
July 2019
Employer Pull Notice (EPN) Program Account Koiders
The Employer Pull Notice (EPN) Program was developed in 1989 to assist employe ri> with monitoring their employee's driving activity. The program was developed wilhou an account renewal process, or expiration date resulting in numerous inaccurate ac ounts due to outdated information.

Effective immediately, all EPN account holders must provide an update to the account information by submitting this update notice. Please complete the below portion ,and return to the address below. Updates can be made to the mailing address, "Doing Business As" (DBA) name, the contact person(s), or changing/correcting the company name. If your business entity (i.e., individual, partnership, corporation, limited liability) has changed, you must apply for a new EPN account.

If you have received more than one notice, you may have not responded to the Initial email notice or you may have more than one EPN account. Please determine if you need more than one account and send a notice of closure for the accounts no longer needed.

YOUR UPDATE MUST BE RECEIVEp NO LATER THAN 12/01/2019 TO PREVENT Ti iE ACCOUNT S) FROM BEING CLOSED AND ALL DRIVERS DELETED.

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES

INFORMATION SERVICES BRANCH
EMPLOYER PULL NOTICE - MS H265
P O. BOX 944231
SACRAMENTO, CA 94244 -2310
If you have any questions please call 916-657-6346.

REQUESTER CODE OR ACCOUNT NUMBER: B `7 O'
Legal Comaany Name:

DBA: 'te\kreS
Mailing Address: lL?-3 l J .

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SIGNATURE OP AITrHORI2ED PE HTATI N AS IN SECTION 2)
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Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
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ph 80 .244.9319
Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
2325 Log Cabin Drive
Suite 101
Atlanta, GA 3039
[email protected]
Compliance Systems LLC
Statement of Compliance
Certifies company listed below meetsminimum testing rates for applicable DOT Operating Agency & Pool Helms and Hill Towing
Atht Ranieh Hassan
649 S Maple Ave
Montebello, CA 90640
fax 678,823.7673
Client I Parent : ARCpoint Labs of Santa Fe Springs
OFFICE Random Pool: ARCpoint DOT Consortium
Regulatory Mode: FMCSA
Random Rates: 50 % 1 10 %
Report Date: 04-15-2024
Per DOT regulation, this employer has been part of a random testing program for controlled substances and alcohol -As part of a random testing pool, selections have been made based on the average number of safety -sensitive positions in the pool using a scientifically valid computerized random selection process in which each covered individual has an equal probability of selection.

This report is documentation that testing in this random pool has been completed to meet the minimum testing rates of the applicable DOT Operating Agency for the testing period identified herein.

Testing Period 2024-01-01 to 2024-12-31
Average Employee Pool Count: 1888.0
Drug Tests Completed: 212
Alcohol Tests Completed: 51
Name: l NICKl L CR ZI Date: April 16, 2024
Signature:

Title:: Random Program Manager

DO NOT DISCARD
This document may be required during a DOT audit or review.

File this important document with your drug and alcohol testing records for the testing period listed above® Program administered by: Compliance Systems LLC
ComplianceGo
Drug lest & Consortium Mann meal &Awe
By CoppertBana
Exhibit 5
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Systems,
ph 800.244.9310
2325 Log Cabin Drive
Suite 101
Atlanta, GA 30339
[email protected] fax 678.823.7673
Random Notification Form
1st Quarter
ARCpoint Labs of Santa Fe Springs
Helms and Hill Towing
DER : Ranieh Hassan
REPORT DATE : 02-01-2024
The consortium random selection for this testing period was initiated for Compliance Systems/ ARGpoint DOT Consortium. Employees selected for random testing are listed below along with type of test if no employees were selected, ifs indicated below. `Exem = Exempt
`Alt = Alternation
*Drug a Alc = Drug and Alcohol
Employee Name Employee ID
JOE MORALES CAB7619379
Test Req Notes
Drug
If you have questions contact ARCpoint Labs of Santa Fe Springs [email protected]

DO NOT DISCARD
This document may be required during a DOT audit or review.

File this important document with your drug and alcohol testing records for the testing period listed above.

Program administered by: Compliance Systems LLC and powered by Copper Range's ComplianceGo Exhibit 5
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2.3 E E E CY SE VICES T• T E CITY
Helms and Hill will operate as service provider at no charge to the City when providing emergency services for the Bell Gardens Police department within 50 miles of the City limits. This includes weekends and holidays. Emergency services will include, but are not limited to, tire changes, battery jump starts, and towing of inoperable vehicles.

2.3.9 T
VE

ICLE CL SSIFIC
TI

S E IP E T
The following Helms and Hill vehicles conform to California Highway Patrol's Classification (CHP Class) for the gross vehicle weight ratings (GVWR) of truck chassis. In addition, all vehicles are in compliance the provisions of the California Vehicle Code, applying to tow trucks (615 CVC) and all other regulations pertaining to lighting and safety equipment.

F&G Towing Inc., dba Helms and HiII Tow
6/28/2024
bate
UNIT #
YEAR
MAKE
LICENSE #
CLASS
AXLES
GVWR
TYPE
1 2018

PETERBILT
54378K2
D
3 80.000

HEAVY WL
2 2015
HINO
01374Y2
A
2 26,000

FLATBED
3 2022

IN -RNATIONAL
2865013
A
2 26,000

FLATBED
4 2022

INTERNATIONAL
60286J3
A
2 26.000

FLATBED
6 2020
HINO
9884213
A
2 26,000

FLATBED
7 2022

IN ERANTIONAL
70189K3
A
2 26.000

FLATBED
8 2016
DODGE
63775Z1
A
1 20,000

WHEELLIFT
9 2019

CHEVERLOT
48600D3
A
2 19.500

FLATBED
10 2023

INTERNATIONAL
35751U3
B
2 26,000

MEDIUM WL
11 2022

CHEVERLOT
87988K3
A
2 19,500

FLATBED
12 2017
HINO
85576D2
A
2 26,000

FLATBED
13 2022

INTERANTIONAL
24818M3
A
2 26.000

FLATBED
14 2018
HINO
19798N3
A
2 26,000

FLATBED
16 2023

IN ERNATIONAL
4802213
A
2 26.000

FLATBED
17 2019
HINO
47217M2
A
2 25,500

FLATBED
See images of sample vehicles below:

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2.3.1 Ti ''IVE
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All Helms and Hill tow drivers identified below are qualified, trained, competent, and meet the contract requirements.

F & G TOWING IN
C., dba HELMS AND HILL TOW
Tow Company Name
6/28/2O24
Date
NAME
C.D.L. #
D.O.B.

YEAR
234E
PULL
CLASS

ENDORSE
BC
First, Last
EXPIRE
Y/ N
NOTICE
(A, B, C)
(H,M,N,P,T,X)

DRIVERS

JOSE A MORALES
B7619379
12/3O/1978
2O27
Y
Y
A
TX
Y

CARLOS ESPINDOLA
Y3811116
1O/1O/1985
2O25
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

RANDY REYES
N7648556
2/14/1963
2O29
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

DAVID RUVALCABA
B5071380
8/3/1978
2O28
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

ISAIAS ESPINOZA
D19671O3
6/4/1983
2O25
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

EDUARDO PALOMARES MENA
F5288491
3/1/1995
2O28
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

PAUL HERNANDEZ
A5657515
1/15/1971
2026
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

OSCAR UOLLA
A5814474
3/19/1958
2026
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

CARLOSALBERTO RODRIGUEZ
B879O597
11/28/1979
2024
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

ARTHUR MARTINEZ III
B3155687
01/O7/976
2O29
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y

2.3.11 S
F•PE' T
Vehicles will be released during the hours of 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday. Holidays and weekends will vary, but typically, we will be open 8 AM to 10 AM on holidays. Vehicles release during business hours are free of after-hours charges. Vehicles will be released after hours only by request from the City of Bell Gardens and will be subject to an afterhours gate fee.

2.3.12 ST+': E Y ' /F CILITIES
Helms and Hill provides both inside and outside storage facilities that are enclosed and secure with easy accessibility. Our indoor structure allows separate storage of vehicles ordered to be impounded as evidence by the Police Department. In addition, our entire storage facilities are illuminated to enable a clear visual observation of the area during hours of darkness.

See photos below of our main building and both inside facility and outside storage yard:.

Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
522 Page 20

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
523

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services

2.3.13 RESPONSE TIME & REQUIREMENTS
Office personnel will be available 24 hours per day on site at our main office for any assistance with the City of Bell Gardens. Our estimated time to respond to City requests is within 15 minutes or less from the time of receipt of the service request.

Helms and Hill always maintains a heavy presence on the roads with many resources to draw from. At any given time, Helms and Hill will have 10 to 15 drivers ready to respond to any City requests. Service requests will be dispatched immediately to the driver via our digital dispatch system.

2.3.14 CHARGES/FEES & STORAGE, ASSESSMENT, & FRANCHISE FEES Signs will be posted in clear view for all towing and storage charges for the City of Bell Gardens. It will list the towing, storage, and lien fees along with standard office hours and after hours. These fees will be broken down, clearly presented, and pre -approved. A schedule of rates Exhibit 5
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will be presented upon demand to those whom the tow services are provided.

Upon picking up a vehicle or personal property from our facility, our personnel will ask for property or vehicle release verification and valid personal ID. Helms and Hill agrees to release any vehicle immediately upon request of the Police Department on -duty Watch Commander.

A computerized invoice will be printed from our system software, which includes a vehicle description, such as year make model, color, vehicle, identification number, license number file number, income code, location, time and time out, towing fees, storage fees, and lien fees, which include:

Towing Charges/Fees
• Passenger cars: $265.50
• Trucks and Trailers over 1 ton: $450.00
• Motorcycles: $265.50
• All other vehicles: $265.50
Storage Fees
• Passenger cars: $85.00
• Trucks and Trailers over 1 ton: $110.00
• Motorcycles: $85.00
• All other vehicles: $85.00
Miscellaneous Charges
• Opening Locked Vehicles: $120.00
• Disconnecting/Reconnecting Drive Shaft: $165.00
• Up Righting Overturned Vehicles: $450.00
• All Other Services: $145.00
Assessment & Franchise Fees
• The required Assessment Fee of 25% of Gross Receipts for each generated tow and impound storage will be provided to the City each month for prior month services. • An Annual Franchise Fee of $12,000 will be paid to the City each year.

2.3.15 ':ECG' ' KEEPI
Helms and Hill has a tow dispatch program that maintains record keeping for each vehicle, indicating the location, the time from when the call request was made to the finish, the storage location, the vehicle make, license, and VIN, and also has a GPS locating system in place in each tow truck backing up our tow programs times. At the beginning of each month Helms and Hill will provide the City with a written report identifying this infolniation for each vehicle.

Release records are also maintained to include date of release, the person released to, total charges, and cash received. These records may be provided to the Chief of Police or his designee upon request.

Exhibit 5
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July 8, 2024
525 Page 23

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services

2.4 KEY PERSONNEL BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE
The following details the background and experience of Helms and Hill's principals, officers, and key managerial staff as well as the business location from which each will work and their contact information.

Ranieh Hassan
Owner & CEO
Helms and Hill Tow
649 S. Maple Ave.

Montebello, CA
90640
CTTA Approved
Safety Training/Highway
Hero
Admin/HR/Audit
Accountant
Montebello, CA
Phone: 909-992-2766
Email: [email protected]
Shadieh Hassan
Owner
Helms and Hill Tow
649 S. Maple Ave.

Montebello, CA
90640
37 years Admin
HR/Audit
Accountant
Montebello, CA
Phone: 909-992-2766
Email: [email protected]
David Gonzalez
Manager
Helms and Hill Tow
649 S. Maple Ave.

Montebello, CA
90640
HR/Admin
Safety Training
Towing/Flatbed Driver
National Highway Institute/
OPLD
Montebello, CA
Phone: 626-251-7785
Email: EMAIL-
[email protected]
F & G TOWING INC., dba HELMS AND HILL TOW
Tow Company Name
6/28/2024
Date
NAME
C.D.L. #
D.Q.B.

YEAR
234F
PULL
CLASS

ENDORSE
BC
First, Last
EXPIRE
Y/ N
NOTICE
(A, B, C)
(H,M,N,P,T,X)

OPERATOR -OWNER
Ranieh Hassan
A3107923
10/11/1977
2025
Y
N
C
N/A
Y

MANAGERS & OFFICE

DAVID GONZALES
A3499506
5/4/1970
2026
Y
Y
C
N/A
Y
Exhibit 5
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July 8, 2024
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Towing & Storage Services

3. MANAGEMENT AND STAFFING

3.1 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
The organizational chart below depicts Helms and Hill 's management and staffing configuration to be utilized to complete the scope of services.

Taw Drivers
haul Hernandez
Jonathan Cruz
Arthur Martinez
Tow Drivers
Eduardo Mena
t avid. Ruval+caba
Alfonso. Guzman
Exhibit 5
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July 8, 2024
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3.2 STAFF QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE
The table below identifies the qualifications and experience of Helms and Hill's staff Ranieh Hassan
CEO/Owner
CTTA Approved
Safety Training/Highway Hero
Admin/HR/Audit/Accountant
27 years of Towing & Office
Experience
David Gonzalez
Supervisor/Manger
• HR/Admin
• Safety Training
Towing/Flatbed Driver
• National Highway
Institute/OPLD
30 years of towing experience
and contract customer
relations. Mechanical
Background. Rollover,
Recovery, Heavy Duty Line
Towing.

Casrlos Espindola
Manger Assist
Wheellift/FB Tow driver
AAA Roadside Problem
Solving
Nation Highway Institute/OPLD
10 Years of Tow Experience
5 Years of Tow
mechanic/Heavy line tow
Mechanic
Randy Reyes
Lead Driver
Flatbed Driver
AAA Roadside Problem
Solving
Nation Highway Institute/OPLD
8 Years of Tow Experience
Motorcycle Towing, Lockout,
Jumpstart, Rollover,
Recovery, Classic Car
Towing. AAA Platform
Isaias Espinoza
Lead Driver
Wheellift/FB Tow driver
AAA Roadside Problem
Solving
Nation Highway Institute/OPLD
8 Years of Experience of
towing. Rollover, Winchout
and Recovery, Lock out and
Underground Towing.

Paul Hernandez
Tow Driver
• Wheellift/FB Tow driver
• AAA Roadside Problem
Solving
• Nation Highway Institute/OPLD
4 Years of Tow Experience
Mechanical Background
Winchout, Recovery,
Rollover, AAA Platform
Jonathan Cruz
Tow Driver
Wheellift/FB Tow driver
AAA Roadside Problem
Solving
Nation Highway Institute/OPLD
2 Years of Experience With
AAA platform, Lockout, Tire
Change, and Jump Starts,
Motorcycle Towing.

Exceptional Customer Skills
Arthur Martinez
Tow Driver
Flatbed Driver
AAA Roadside Problem.

Solving
4 Years of Experience With
AAA platform, Lockout, Tire
Change, and Jump Starts,
Motorcycle Towing. Great
Exhibit 5
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July 8, 2024
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Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
• Nation. Highway Institute/OPLD
Customer service skills
Eduardo Mena
Tow Driver
• Flatbed Driver
• AAA Roadside Problem
Solving
• Nation Highway Institute/OPLD
4 Years of Experience With
AAA platform, Lockout, Tire
Change, and Jump Starts,
Motorcycle Towing. Great
Customer service skills

3.3 PROJECT MANAGER, DAVID GONZALEZ
Mr. Gonzalez started off in a towing collision shop back in 1996 and has remained in the industry ever since. He will be our onsite manager, responsible for day-to-day operations and overseeing contract relations with the City of Bell Gardens to ensure we exceed the towing and storage needs of the Bell Gardens Police Department.

Mr. Gonzalez views the quality of our management and employees as critical to the company's success. He ensures that our hiring practices and policies help to deliver our promise to provide integrity and service to every customer. He carefully reviews the driving record and past employment of all job candidates with criminal background checks completed as a condition of employment.

He is also responsible for any concerns and inspections of the vehicles to ensure they meet the requirements of the Be11 Gardens Police Department and handles any discrepancies that occur during and after business hours. He will ensure that all personnel comply with the Bell Gardens Police department's requirements listed in the RFP.

Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
529 Page 27

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
Helms and Hill Tow has no additions or exceptions to the City's Agreement and will comply with all terms and conditions without exception.

Exhibit 5
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July 8, 2024
530 Page 28

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Automobile Club of Southern California
3350 Harbor Blvd.

Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Contact:

Anthony Gioia
714-424-8191
[email protected]
Brief description of services provided:

Emergency roadside services.

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Los Angeles County Sheriff — Pico Rivera
6631 Passons Blvd.

Pico River, CA 90660
Contact:

Raffi Tokatlian
562-946-7236
[email protected]
Brief description of services provided:

Towing Service. Assisting with Sheriff Department for impounds, traffic collision, and evidence towing.

LIF®RNI FIIGFIint Y P TR • L
California Highway Patrol
ELA Area Office/535
1601 Corporate Center Dr.

Monterey Park, CA 91754
Contact:

Officer David Solorio
323-980-4600
[email protected]
Brief description of services provided:

On Rotation Towing from freeways traffic collision and impounds per Highway Patrol calls.

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Montebellow Police Department
1600 W. Beverly Blvd
Montebello, CA 90640
Contact:

Rene Estupinian, Tow Officer
323-887-1313
LI
Brief description of services provided:

Contracted with City of Montebello Police Department for the police impound, evidence impounds, and traffic collision assistance.

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ATTACHMENT 1

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
TOW OPERATOR: Helms and Hill Tow
T
Minimum Insurance Requirements. As of the date of proposal submission, proposers must demonstrate insurance coverage amounts which meet or exceed the insurance coverage requirements specified in Section VI of the RFP and Section 8(A) of the sample agreement attached as Exhibit A of this RFP. City reserves the right to reject any proposal which does not demonstrate that the proposer meets the minimum insurance requirements of the RFP.

I. General Liability Insurance — minimum requirements met? X yes no
notes:

II. Commercial Automobile Liability Insurance — minimum requirements met? X yes no
notes:

III. Professional Liability (Errors & Omissions) — minimum requirements met? X yes no
notes:

IV. Workers' Compensation Insurance — minimum requirements met? X yes no
notes:

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ATTACHMENT 1
V. Garage Keepers Legal Liability — minimum requirements met? X yes
notes:
no
VI. Umbrella or Excess Liability — minimum requirements met? X yes no
notes:

VII. Acceptability of Insurers —
X yes no
notes:

Reviewer's Notes: (Typed on additional page or hand written below) See Certificate of Insurance below.

Review Completed b
Ranieh Hassan, CEO
Date/Time 7-5-2024
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July 8, 2024
534

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services

6.1.1 CE':TIFIC TE F

S CE/ C
BSI-WS-50302-00/CS-WC-014942-02

CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE

DATE (MM/DDNYYY)
06/21/2024
THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS

CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER, AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.

IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must have ADDITIONAL INSURED provisions or be endorsed.

If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s).

PRODUCER MCIS
310 Washington Blvd Ste 503
Marina Del Rey CA 90292

CONTACT LOLITA SAMARINI
NAME:,
INC No, Ext): 310-390-0777 (NC. No): 310-391)-0222
E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]

INSURER(S) AFFORDING COVERAGE
NAIC A
INSURER A:: Benchmark Specialty Insursance Co
17180

INSURED PETRA TOWING, INC DBA PETRA TOWING & F & G TOWING, INC.

DBA: HELMS & HILL TOW
821 S. MAPLE AVE & 649 S. MAPLE AVE
MONTEBELLO CA 90640
INSURER E; Clear Spring Property and Casualty Co

15.563

INSURER C

INSURER D
INSURER E:

INSURER F:

COVERAGES
CERTIFICATE NUMBER:

REVISION NUMBER:

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HA (E BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NIAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED.. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS.

EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.

INSR
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TYPE OF INSURANCE
ADDL
JAW
SUER.
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POLICY NUMBER

POLICY EFF

IMM/DD/YYYY)

POLICY EXP

IMM/DONYYYI
LIMITS
A

COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
1 . 11
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BSI -WS -50302-00
05/01/2024
05/01/2025

EACH OCCURRENCE
$ 1,000,000

DAMAGE TO RENTED
PREMISES (Ea occurrence)
$ 100,000

CLAIMS -MADE I OCCUR
MED EXP 4Any one person)
$ 5,000
■

PERSONAL & ADV INJURY
$ 1,000,000
GlEN'L
Y

AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER-
RO-

POLICY JEC LOC
OTHER.

GENERAL AGGREGATE
$ 2,000,000

PRODUCTS COMPUTE AGG
$ 2,000,000
A

AUTOMOBILE
■
III,C7WNED

LIABILITY

ANY AUTO

AUTOS ONLY
HIRED

AUTOS ONLY
%
Y
•
/

SCHEDULED
AUTOS

NON OWNED

AUTOS ONLY
UM
I in
BSI -WS -50302-00
$30,000
05/01/2024
05/01/2025

COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT
(Ea accident)

$ 1,000 000
BODILY INJURY (Per person)
$
BODILY INJURY (Per accident)
$

PROPERTY DAMAGE
(Per accldent)
$

UMBRELLA LIAB
EXCEISS�LIAB
—
OCCUR

CLAIMS -MADE
I n
EACH. OCCURRENCE
$

AGGREGATE
$

DED I RETENTIONS
I
$
B

WORKERS COMPENSATION

AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY

ANYPROPRIETOR/PARTNERJEXECUTIVE YN
IE OFFICE MEMBEREXCLUDED?
(Mandatory irn NH)
If yes, describe under
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below
NIA
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06/15/2024
06/15/202.5
-

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EL EACH ACCIDENT
$ 1,000,000

E L DISEASE EA EMPLOYEE
$ 1,000,000
E.L. DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT
$ 1,000,000
A
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PHYSICAL DAMAGE

ON HOOK
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BSI -WS -50302-00
BSI•WS•50302.00
BSI -WS -50302-00
05/01/2024
05101/2024
05/01/2024
05/01/2025
05/01/2025
05/01/2025

COMP & COLL
$10©,000
$100,000
$2,500 DED
$1,000 DED
$5001$2,500 DED
Fl
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DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS I LOCATIONS I VEHICLES (ACORD 101, Additional Remarks Schedule, may be attached if more space is required)

CERTIFICATE HOLDER IS AN ADDITIONAL INSURED ONLY WITH RESPECTS TO LIABILITY ARISING FROM THE OPERATIONS OF NAMED INSURED.

CERTIFICATE HOLDER

CANCELLATION
City of Bell Gardens
7100 Garfield Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Is HOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE

THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS.

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIV

LOLITA SAMARINI
ACORD 25 (2016/03)
O 1988-2015 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved.

The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD
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CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

CIVIL LITIGATION HISTORY/

CIVIL LITIGATION CERTIFICATION
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
LIT TI
Proposer shall provide either the certification requested below or information requested on the next page. Failure to provide such certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is nonresponsive. Failure to fully and accurately provide the requested certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is not responsible and City may reject the proposal on this basis as well. For the five (5) years preceding the date of submittal of this Proposal, identify any civil litigation arising out of the performance of a towing and storage services within the State of California in which any of the following was a named plaintiff or defendant in a lawsuit brought by or against the entity soliciting Proposals: the Proposer submitting the instant Proposal, including any person who is an officer of, or in a managing position with, or has an ownership interest in the entity submitting the Proposal. Do not include litigation which is limited solely to enforcement of mechanics' liens or stop notices. Provide on the following page labeled "Civil Litigation History Information:" (i) the name and court case identification number of each case, (ii) the jurisdiction in which it was filed, and (iii) the outcome of the litigation, e.g., whether the case is pending, a judgment was entered, a settlement was reached, or the case was dismissed.

If the Proposer has no civi
following:

CIVIL LITIGATION CERTIFICATION
litigation history to report as described above, complete the Ranieh Hassan , am the Chief Executive Officer
(Print name of person responsible for submitting Proposal) (Title with Proposing Entity) of Helms and Hill Tow (hereinafter, "Proposer").
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
In submitting a Proposal to the City of Bell Gardens for Police Ordered Towing & Storage Services, I, hereby certify that neither Proposer nor any person who is an officer of, in a managing position with, or has an ownership interest in Proposer has been involved in civil litigation as described, above.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 6th day of July 2024 at Montebello, CA
(month and year) (city and state)
by _
(Signature of Person Responsible for Submitting Proposal on behalf of Proposer) Exhibit 5
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ATTACHMENT 2

CIVIL LITIGATION HISTORY INFORMATION
(1A) Name of Case: N/A
Court case identification number:
(1'B) Jurisdiction in which case was filed:
(1 C) Outcome of the case:
(2A) Name of Case: N/A
Court case identification number:
(2B) Jurisdiction in which case was filed:

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ATTACH' M E N
2 (20) Outcome of the case:

DECLARATION
Ranieh Hassan the Chief Executive Officer
(Print name of person responsible for submitting Proposal) (Title with Proposing Entity) Helms and Hill Tow
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
(hereinafter, "Propose
declare under penalty of perjury that the above information is true and correct.

Executed this 6th day of July 2024 at Montebello, CA
by _
nth and year) (city and state)
(Signature of Person Responsib
e for Submitting Proposal on behalf of Proposer)

END OF DOCUMENT
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ACHMENT 3

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201
T I TI

CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS CERTIFICATION
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Proposer shall provide either the certification requested below or information requested on the next page. Failure to provide such certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is nonresponsive. Failure to fully and accurately provide the requested certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is not responsible.

For the five (5) years preceding the date this Proposal is due, identify on the following page any criminal conviction in any jurisdiction of the United States for a violation of law arising out of towing and storage services by the Proposer submitting this Proposal, including any person who is an officer of, or in a management position with, or has an ownership interest in the contracting entity which is submitting this Proposal. Provide on the following page labeled "Criminal Convictions Information:" (1) the date of conviction, (2) the name and court case identification number, (3) the identity of the law violated, (4) the identity of the prosecuting agency, (5) the contract or project involved, (6) the punishment imposed, and (7) any exculpatory information of which the City should be aware.

CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS CERTIFICATION
If the Proposer has no criminal convictions to report as described above, complete the following:

Ranieh Hassan, Chief Executive Officer , hereby certify that neither (print name of owner, officer, manager, or licensee responsible for submission of Proposal) Helms and Hill Tow
(Proposer name as shown on Proposal)
has been convicted of a criminal violation as described above.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 6th day of July 2024 at Montebello, CA
by
(month and year) (city and state)
(signature of owner, officer, manager, or licensee responsible for subm ssion of Proposal)
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ACHMEN
3 CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS INFORMATION
(1) Date of conviction: N/A
(2) Name of case: N/A
Court case identification number:
(3) Identity of the law violated: N/A
(4) Identity of the prosecuting agency: N/A
(5) Contract or project involved: N/A
(6) Punishment imposed: N/A
(7) Exculpatory information: N/A
Dec
arat
on: I declare under penalty of perjury that the above information is true and correct, Executed this 6th day of July 2024
by
(signature of owner, off
at
Montebello, CA
h and year) (city and state)
cer, manager, or licensee respons
ble for submission of Proposal)
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ATTACHMENT 4

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201
T Fl T

FALSE CLAIMS/FALSE CLAIMS ACT CERTIFICATION
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Proposer shall provide either the certification requested below or the information requested on the next page. Failure to certify or provide the requested information may result in a determination that the Proposer is non -responsive and City may reject the proposal on this basis. Failure to fully and accurately provide the requested certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is not responsible and City may reject the proposal on this basis as well. "False Claims Act", as used herein, is defined as either or both the Federal False Claims Act, 31 U.S.C. Sections 3729 et seq., and the California False Claims Act, Government Code Sections 12650 et seq.

FALSE CLAIMS ACT CERTIFICATION
If the Proposer has no False Claims Act violations as described above, complete the following:

Ranieh Hassan am the Chief Executive Officer
(Print name of person responsible for submitting proposal) (Title with proposing entity) of Helms and Hill Tow
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
(hereinafter, "Proposer").

In submitting a proposal to the City of Bell Gardens, I, hereby certify that neither Proposer nor any person who is an officer of, in a managing position with, or has an ownership interest in Proposer has been determined by a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction to have violated the False Claims Act as defined above.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 6th day of July 2024 at Montebello, CA
By
(month and year) (city and state)
(Signature of Person Responsible for Submitting Proposa on behalf of Proposer
Exhibit 5
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FALSE CLAIMS ACT VIOLATIONS INFORMATION
Date of Determination of Violation: N/A
(2) Identity of tribunal or court and case name or number, f any: N/A
Government Contract or project involved: N/A
(4) Government agency involved: N/A
(5) Amount of fine imposed: N/A
(6) Exculpatory Information: N/A
Ranieh Hassan

DECLARATION
, the Chief Executive Officer
(Print name of person responsible for submitting proposal) (Title with propos of Helms and Hill Tow
ng entity)
(hereinafter, "Proposer")
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
declare under penalty of perjury that the above information is true and correct.

Executed this 6th day of July 2024 at Montebello, CA
By
(month and year) (city and state)
(Signature of Person Responsible for Submitting Proposa

END OF DOCUMENT
on behalf of Proposer)
Exhibit 5
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CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201
IT

NON -COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
State of California
SS:

County of Los Angeles
Ranieh Hassan
(print name of person)
being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he or she is Chief Executive Officer of Helms and Hill Tow , the party (print title of person) (print name of firm)
submitting a proposal for the award of a Towing Services Non -Exclusive Franchise Agreement for the City of Bell Gardens, that the proposal is not made in the interest of, or on behalf of, any undisclosed person, partnership, company, association, organization, or corporation; that the proposal is genuine and not collusive or sham; that the proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other proposer to put in a false or sham proposal, and has not directly or indirectly colluded, conspired, connived, or agreed with any proposer or anyone else to put in a sham proposal, or that anyone shall refrain from proposing; that the proposer has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement, communication, or conference with anyone to fix the terms of the proposal, including the amount to paid to the City of Bell Gardens in the form of franchise fees, permit fees and other forms of compensation, or to fix any overhead, profit or cost element of the proposal, or of that of any other proposer, or to secure any advantage against the public body awarding the franchise agreement to anyone interested in being awarded a towing and vehicle storage services franchise; that all statements contained in the proposal are true; and, further, that the proposer has not, directly or indirectly, submitted its proposal or any breakdown thereof, or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, or paid, and will not pay, any fee to any corporation, partnership, company, association, organization or to any member or agent thereof to effectuate a collusive or sham proposal.

Signature of Proposer)
[NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO FOLLOW]
Exhibit 5
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SS:

COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me this day of 2024.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written.
(SEAL OF NOTARY) See attached Jurat
(Signature of Notary)
(Printed Name of Notary)

END OF DOCUMENT
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July 8, 2024
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Towing & Storage Services

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Exhibit 5
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ATTACHMENT 6

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION DISCL©SURE FORM
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Cities are subject to the campaign disclosure provisions detailed in Government Code § 84308 California Government Code § 84308, commonly referred to as the "Levine Act," precludes an Officer of a local government agency from participating in the award of a contract if he or she receives any political contributions totaling more than $250 in the 12 months preceding the pendency of the contract award, and for 12 months following the final decision, from the person or company awarded the contract. This prohibition applies to contributions to the Officer, or received by the Officer on behalf of any other Officer, or on behalf of any candidate for office or on behalf of any committee. The Levine Act also requires disclosure of such contributions by a party to be awarded a specified contract. Please refer to the attachment for the complete statutory language.

1. Application for:
• License
• Permit
• Franchise
• Mills Act or Development Agreement
Contract (Professional Services, Construction Services, Maintenance, Public Works, etc.) • Lease
• Other Entitlement'

2. Have you or your company, or any participant or agent on behalf of you or your company, made any political contributions of more than $250 to any City Councilmember or Commissioner within the preceding 12 months?
YES ❑ NO 0
Date of the City Council or Commissioner Meeting when proceeding will be considered? (if known and if applicable):

4. Is this a supplement to a previously submitted Campaign Contribution Disclosure Form for the proceeding?
YES ❑ NO E
1 -License, pernut or other entitlement for use" means all business, professional, trade, and land use licenses and permits and all other entitlements for use. including all entitlements for land use, all contracts (other than competitively bid.. labor, or personal employment contracts) and all franchises.

Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
546 Page 44

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
If yes, what is the date of the previously submitted form:

5. Is this a correction to a previously submitted Campaign Contribution Disclosure Form for the proceeding?
YES ❑ NO
If yes, what is the date of the previously submitted form:

Provide a brief explanation of correction:

6. CONTRIBUTIONS
Name of City Councilmember or Commissioner receiving contribution: Not applicable Submit separate forms for any contributions made to other City Councilmembers or Commissioners. Only one (1) City Councilmember or Commissioner may be listed per form.

Complete the table below with all contributions made by the party, participant or their agent with whom contributions must be aggregated of more than $250. If you have more than five contributions to report, please submit a supplemental form.

Name of Party
Name of Participant or Agent
Making Contribution
Date of
Contribution
Amount of
Contribution
I.

3. 4.

Total Contributions
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By signing below, I certify under penalty of perjury that the statements made herein are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Name: Ranieh Hassan, CEO
Email: helmsandhilltow(c gmail.com
Date: 7/5/2024
Phone: (909; 992-2766 Signature:

Answering yes to the questions above does not preclude the City of Bell Gardens from awarding an application or contract to your firm. It may, however, preclude the identified City Councilmember or Commissioner from participating in the application or contract award process for this contract.

Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
547 Page 45

Proposal for Police Ordered
Towing & Storage Services
End of Helms and Hill Tow's proposal for Police Ordered Towing and Storage Services for the City of Bell Gardens
Exhibit 5
Prepared for City of Bell Gardens
July 8, 2024
548 Page 46

RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES
Proposal Submitted by:

AM PM Towing
7535 Scout Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Contact Person:

Karim Hassan
(562) 879-7906 cell
[email protected]
www.ampmtows.com
Exhibit 6 549

Table of Contents
Letter of Transmittal
3 Executive Summary
5 Management and Staffing
9 Additions or Exceptions
.10
References
.11
Forms
.12
RFP Requirements
.27
RFP Specifications
.30
Supplemental Information
.38
Attachments
.51
Exhibit 6 550

7535 SCOUT AVE. BELL GARDENS
June 30, 2024
Lieutenant Rigoberto Barrios
City of Bell Gardens
7100 Garfield Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
RE: RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - POLICE ORDERED TOWING &

STORAGE SERVICES
Dear Lieutenant Barrios & City of Bell Gardens Officials:

I am writing to formally submit our proposal for providing towing and storage services to the City of Bell Gardens. Enclosed with this letter, you will find a detailed proposal outlining our capabilities and the benefits we aim to bring to the city through our towing services. As requested, I have also included an executive summary to provide you with a concise overview of our proposal.

Hirad, Inc., DBA AM -PM Towing has been operating from our location in the City of Bell Gardens for over 30 years with an excellent record of service to government agencies such as the California Highway Patrol and private insurance companies such as the Automobile Club of Southern California (AAA). AM -PM Towing has been an independent service provider in good standing with AAA for over 37 years. AM -PM Towing has been a CHP service provider for over 30 years. Our services include response to calls in the field, towing for all vehicle types, vehicle intake, storage, and release as well as participating in DUI Checkpoints. AM -PM Towing's leadership team and employees have over 100 years of combined experience providing such services.

Our extensive experience providing quality, timely, and safe towing service makes AM - PM Towing highly qualified. Our company is financially strong, we are well -staffed, and we have a track record of providing outstanding customer service. As an example of this, AM -PM currently is a AAA Top Box Performance provider with a totally satisfied rating of 91.8% YTD.

We are a local business with our tow yard located at 7535 Scout Avenue in the City of Bell Gardens. Almost half of our employees live in Bell Gardens. We look forward to the opportunity of servicing our community. As our proposal will demonstrate, AM -PM Towing meets and exceeds all of the requirements that have been set forth by the City's Exhibit 6 551

Request for Proposals. We would be proud to serve the Bell Gardens Police Department and committed to delivering tow service that will exceed the City's expectations.

As the owner of AM -PM Towing, I am authorized to represent the company and to provide this binding offer. I have full understanding of the conditions and requirements stated in the Request for Proposals (RFP). Thank you in advance for your consideration of this proposal. Please do not hesitate to contact me at (562) 879-7906 if you should have any questions or concerns.

Best Regards,
Karim Hassan
Owner
AM -PM Towing
7535 Scout Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Exhibit 6 552

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Background & Experience
This request for proposals submittal is made by AM -PM Towing. Located at 7535 Scout Avenue, Bell Gardens CA 90201. AM -PM Towing is the only company with an adequate tow facility within the city limits. The principals, managers, and supervisorial members of AM -PM Towing have over 5 decades of combined experience in towing and storage services experience.

AM -PM Towing has a proven track record and a history of similar towing and storage service contracts with government agencies and private companies. AM -PM Towing has a current and active agreement with the California Highway Patrol within Los Angeles County and has been a CHP service provider for over 30 years. AM -PM Towing was recently awarded an exclusive contract to be the service provider for AAA in Southeast Los Angeles, providing towing for light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles, as well as vehicle storage and lien sales as appropriate. Additionally, we respond to traffic accidents, clear intersections, and tow and impound vehicles that are abandoned, parked illegally, or not registered. We respond to CHP calls 24- hours a day, seven days a week, responding within the required response time to tow and store vehicles.

AM -PM Towing has sufficient operating capital to expand and grow to meet the needs of the City of Bell Gardens. Through its principals and partners AM -PM Towing has worked to foster a culture of Social Responsibility and Community Involvement. AM -PM regularly supports law enforcement agency partners, such as the California Highway Patrol with philanthropic projects that support the communities that they serve.

Principals, Officers, Key Personnel
Owner
Karim Hassan grew up in the towing business. His family has owned and operated several towing companies in Southern California since 1952. Karim has worked every aspect of towing from driving trucks, to managing the office and owning his own company. Mr. Hassan is based out of the AM -PM Towing facility located at 7535 Scout Ave, in Bell Gardens. He can be reached at (562) 879-7906 or via email at [email protected]
General Manager
Mark Hassan also grew up in the family business. Mark has over two decades of experience managing the day-to-day operations for Hadley Tow, AM -PM Towing's parent company. With locations in Whittier, Baldwin Park, Fontana, Orange and Fullerton, Hadley Tow has provided towing services throughout Southern California for over 70 years. During his tenure at Hadley Tow, Mark has gained extensive experience working with both law enforcement and government agencies. In his role Mark has Exhibit 6 553

worked closely with law enforcement officers and city officials in Whittier, Fontana, Santa Ana, Santa Fe Springs, Baldwin Park, Rancho Cucamonga, Norwalk and the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro). Mark is based out of Hadley Tow's headquarters located at 11819 Hadley Street, in Whittier. He can be reached at (562) 824-9759 or via email at [email protected]
Office Manager
David Bonilla has been in the towing industry for over 10 years and has certifications from the AAA's Highway Heroes Academy in Roadside Problem Solving, Orientation, and Battery Technical among others. He is responsible for dispatching drivers, answering phones, processing payments, releasing vehicles and various other towing industry related tasks and activities. Mr. Bonilla is based out of the AM -PM Towing facility located at 7535 Scout Ave, in Bell Gardens. He can be reached at (562) 806- 5820 or via email at [email protected]
Driver Manager/Supervisor
Sergio Magafia has over 20 years in the towing business and has certifications in from the AAA's Highway Heroes Academy in Lockout, Orientation, and Light duty procedures among others. He is in charge of supervising drivers and ensuring they are properly trained. Sergio is based out of the AM -PM Towing facility located at 7535 Scout Ave, in Bell Gardens. He can be reached at (562) 806-5820 or via email at [email protected]
Community Involvement
During the holidays AM -PM Towing participates in the Tipsy Tow program with AAA to reduce the number of intoxicated motorists on our roads by offering a safe alternative for getting home. The Tipsy Tow program provides free tows to motorists that may have had too much to drink during major holidays every year. AM -PM Towing also donates test cars to the Los Angeles County Fire Department for training purposes and has donated to the SELA Kiwanis Club and looks forward to identifying more opportunities to collaborate with community -based organizations in the city and the region.

Capacity
AM -PM is ready to provide towing and secure storage services for automobiles that the Bell Gardens Police Department (BGPD) wishes to have seized, impounded, or otherwise ordered to be removed from the roadways and from public or private property with response times well within the maximum response time indicated in the Request for Proposal. AM -PM can handle a variety of tasks, such as clearing wrecked cars and debris from accident scenes, preparing vehicles for towing by moving them out of ditches and/or untangling them, removing vehicles carefully so that BGPD personnel can process them for evidence, impounding additional vehicles per BGPD orders, and necessary service to heavy duty vehicles.

Exhibit 6 554

Facility
AM -PM Towing is able to perform all duties required by the City of Bell Gardens from its facility located at 7535 Scout Avenue within the City of Bell Gardens. The AM -PM Towing yard is approximately 45,000 square feet and capable of holding at least 75 vehicles in addition to an enclosed warehouse of approximately 2,000 square feet.

Within the enclosed warehouse is an enclosed evidence cage, capable of holding 4-8 vehicles. The AM -PM Towing facility is equipped with 12 exterior lights as well as digital video monitoring and recording equipment. The tow yard is fully fenced and secured for added protection.

The office will be open for regular business hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and staff is available for vehicle release and impound 24 hours a day year-round.

Law enforcement will be provided with access to phone, fax, copier, computer and any other supplies as needed. AM -PM Towing has a full-time dispatcher on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and 25 drivers, all of whom are licensed by the State of California.

All drivers speak both English and Spanish. Additional personnel can be added as the need arises.

Employee Standards, Training & Qualifications
In order to guarantee the caliber of staff required to deal with customers and members of the public, drivers are thoroughly vetted. Our drivers have received the required training on the pertinent laws of the California Vehicle Code pertaining to towing and storage, making them highly qualified in the fields of recovery and towing. Every driver possesses Wreck Master or CTTA certification and training. In order to maintain uniformity and safety in the workplace, AM -PM modifies corporate policies quarterly. To ensure safety, AM -PM makes it mandatory for all drivers to submit to random drug testing.

Our drivers are dressed in AM -PM Towing uniforms, which include visibly displayed name badges. In order to preserve a professional look, they must be clean and well- groomed, with their hair, mustaches, and beards kept in check. In order to maintain neatness and appropriate appearance, each driver must also carry an extra uniform during their shift.

Equipment
AM -PM Towing has a fleet of 23 tow trucks, including 10 flatbeds, 7 Wheel left, 6 light service tow vehicles, and all vehicles have a rating of one ton or more. Additionally, AM - PM Towing possesses specialized towing equipment that can handle unusual vehicles like luxury cars or specialized vehicle types like motor homes, motorcycles, forklifts, or large trucks. We can also retrieve vehicles that have driven off a road, over a hill, or over the side of the road, saving money on subcontracting. AM -PM Towing's tow trucks and base station are all equipped with two-way radios on the 400 band. All of AM -PM Exhibit 6 555

Towing's vehicles are equipped, operated and maintained in accordance with provisions of Vehicle Code §§24605, 25253, 25300, 27700 and 27907. Both AM -PM Towing vehicles, and its facilities are inspected annually by the CHP.

Recordkeeping
AM -PM Towing uses a software program called DATOW to maintain detailed electronic records. DATOW assigns a unique, system -generated call number when a service request is received. All information related to that tow is tied to that unique ID number, and is searchable in DATOW. Our drivers manually write tow slips (carbon copy provided to the customer) that get entered by our Dispatch Center immediately: the driver contacts Dispatch while in the field, and Dispatch enters the data, in essence, in real time. Towed vehicle information is entered into the system immediately upon arrival of the vehicle. With this system, AM -PM Towing can provide the Bell Gardens Police Department complete reports, tailored to the department' s specific needs, as often as desired - daily, weekly and/or monthly.

Conflict of Interest Statement
AM -PM Towing has no financial business, or other relationship with the City that may have an impact upon the outcome of the agreement. Furthermore, AM -PM certifies that this proposal was prepared without prior connection, understanding or agreement with any other bidder submitting a proposal to this RFP, and is free of collusion and/or fraud, so that all submittals will result in a competitive, open and transparent process from all bidders.

Statement of Qualification
AM -PM Towing meets and/or exceeds the requirements set forth in Section V of the RFP issued by the City pertaining to the Scope of Services Requirements and Specifications.

Exhibit 6 556

MANAGEMENT AND STAFFING
AM -PM Towing's General Manager Mark Hassan will have the primary responsibility for overseeing the implementation and successful execution of this franchise agreement shall it be awarded to AM -PM Towing. Mark has worked closely with law enforcement officers and city officials in Whittier, Fontana, Santa Ana, Santa Fe Springs, Baldwin Park, Rancho Cucamonga, Norwalk and the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) successfully managing similar police towing and storage contracts.

He has over 20 years of experience in the management of towing services.

Supporting Mark Hassan will be Office Manager David Bonilla and Driver Manager Sergio Saldana. David has been in the towing industry for over ten years and has certifications from the AAA's Highway Heroes Academy in Roadside Problem Solving, Orientation, and Battery Technical, among others. He is responsible for dispatching drivers, answering phones, processing payments, releasing vehicles, and performing various other related tasks and activities. Sergio has over 20 years in the towing business and has certifications in from the AAA's Highway Heroes Academy in Lockout, Orientation, and Light duty procedures among others. He is in charge of supervising drivers and ensuring they are properly trained.

Here's the proposed approach to a call for service:
a) Immediately upon receiving a call, our dispatchers type the information into our computer program and the computer automatically generates a record of the time the call is received as well as a call number, by which the tow service is tracked. b) Dispatch also types in when the Tow Truck is dispatched - which creates another computer -generated time track tied to that specific call number. c) The driver lets Dispatch know when he has arrived on the scene. This time is linked through the computer to the call number. d) When the Towing Unit arrives at the vehicle intake facility, that time is immediately added to the tracking via the call number.

As mentioned above, we will stage drivers throughout the city to ensure we can meet these response times. Additionally, it is our practice to stagger driver shifts (start times) so that we always have drivers on the clock. There are always drivers standing by 24/ 7, which allows us to be confident that we can meet response times.

Exhibit 6 557

ADDITIONS OR EXCEPTIONS TO THE CITY'S REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL AM -PM Towing acknowledges and agrees to the terms outlined in this Request for Proposal (RFP), with no specific additions or exceptions noted to any of the stipulated terms and conditions. The names, telephone and, email addresses of the individuals authorized to provide any necessary clarifications, are included herein.

Exhibit 6 558

References
Automobile Club of Southern California (AAA)
Elizabeth Estacio
3350 Harbor Blvd. Santa Ana, CA 92626
Email: [email protected]
(949) 293-7430
California Highway Patrol (CHP)
East Los Angeles Area
Officer Diajaira Gonzalez #22011
1601 Corporate Center Dr, Monterey Park, CA 91754
(323) 980-4600
[email protected]
Gil's Transmission
Jose Lopez
6120 Florence Ave. Bell Gardens, CA 90201
(562) 928-3411
[email protected]
Exhibit 6 559

ATTACHMENT 1

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
TOW OPERATOR: AM PM TOWING
Minimum Insurance Requirements. As of the date of proposal submission, proposers must demonstrate insurance coverage amounts which meet or exceed the insurance coverage requirements specified in Section VI of the RFP and Section 8(A) of the sample agreement attached as Exhibit A of this RFP. City reserves the right to reject any proposal which does not demonstrate that the proposer meets the minimum insurance requirements of the RFP.

I. General Liability Insurance — minimum requirements met? V yes no
notes:

II. Commercial Automobile Liability Insurance — minimum requirements met? V yes no
notes:

III. Professional Liability (Errors & Omissions) — minimum requirements met? '/yes
notes:
no
IV, Workers' Compensation Insurance — minimum requirements met? V yes no
notes:

Exhibit 6 560

ATTACHMENT 1
V. Garage Keepers Legal Liability — minimum requirements met? yes no
notes:

VI. Umbrella or Excess Liability — minimum requirements met? dyes no
notes:

VII. Acceptability of Insurers —
V yes no
notes:

Reviewer's Notes: (Typed on additional page or hand written below) Review Completed by:

KARIM HASSAN Date/Time 06/28/2024
Exhibit 6 561

ATTACHMENT 2

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

CIVIL LITIGATION HISTORY/

CIVIL LITIGATION CERTIFICATION
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Proposer shall provide either the certification requested below or information requested on the next page. Failure to provide such certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is nonresponsive. Failure to fully and accurately provide the requested certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is not responsible and City may reject the proposal on this basis as well. For the five (5) years preceding the date of submittal of this Proposal, identify any civil litigation arising out of the performance of a towing and storage services within the State of California in which any of the following was a named plaintiff or defendant in a lawsuit brought by or against the entity soliciting Proposals: the Proposer submitting the instant Proposal, including any person who is an officer of, or in a managing position with, or has an ownership interest in the entity submitting the Proposal. Do not include litigation which is limited solely to enforcement of mechanics' liens or stop notices. Provide on the following page labeled "Civil Litigation History Information:" (i) the name and court case identification number of each case, (ii) the jurisdiction in which it was filed, and (iii) the outcome of the litigation, e.g., whether the case is pending, a judgment was entered, a settlement was reached, or the case was dismissed.

CIVIL LITIGATION CERTIFICATION
If the Proposer has no civil litigation history to report as described above, complete the following:

Karim Hasssan , am the Owner
(Print name of person responsible for submitting Proposal) (Title with Proposing Entity) of AM PM TOWING (hereinafter, "Proposer").
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
In submitting a Proposal to the City of Bell Gardens for Police Ordered Towing & Storage Services, I, hereby certify that neither Proposer nor any person who is an officer of, in a managing position with, or has an ownership interest in Proposer has been involved in civil litigation as described, above.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 28 day ,June 2024 at Bell Gardens, CA
(month and year) (city and state)
by
( ature of Person Responsible for Submitting Proposal on behalf of Proposer) Exhibit 6 562

ATTACHMENT 2

CIVIL LITIGATION HISTORY INFORMATION
(1A) Name of Case: N/A
Court case identification number: N/A
(1 B) Jurisdiction in which case was filed: N/A
(1C) Outcome of the case: N/A
(2A) Name of Case: N/A
Court case identification number: N/A
(2B) Jurisdiction in which case was filed: N/A
Exhibit 6
563

ATTACHMENT 2
(2C) Outcome of the case: N/A

DECLARATION
I, KARIM HASSAN , the OWNER
(Print name of person responsible for submitting Proposal) (Title with Proposing Entity) of AM PM TOWING (hereinafter, "Proposer")
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
declare under penalty of perjury that the above information is true and correct.

Executed this 28 day of J
E 2024 at BELL GARDENS, CA
(month and year) (city and state)
by '
(Sig e of Person Responsible for Submitting Proposal on behalf of Proposer)

END OF DOCUMENT
Exhibit 6 564

ATTACHMENT 3

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS CERTIFICATION
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Proposer shall provide either the certification requested below or information requested on the next page. Failure to provide such certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is nonresponsive. Failure to fully and accurately provide the requested certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is not responsible.

For the five (5) years preceding the date this Proposal is due, identify on the following page any criminal conviction in any jurisdiction of the United States for a violation of law arising out of towing and storage services by the Proposer submitting this Proposal, including any person who is an officer of, or in a management position with, or has an ownership interest in the contracting entity which is submitting this Proposal. Provide on the following page labeled "Criminal Convictions Information:" (1) the date of conviction, (2) the name and court case identification number, (3) the identity of the law violated, (4) the identity of the prosecuting agency, (5) the contract or project involved, (6) the punishment imposed, and (7) any exculpatory information of which the City should be aware.

CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS CERTIFICATION
If the Proposer has no criminal convictions to report as described above, complete the following:

KARIM HASSAN , hereby certify that neither
(print name of owner, officer, manager, or licensee responsible for submission of Proposal)

AM PM TOWING
(Proposer name as shown on Proposal)
has been convicted of a criminal violation as described above.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 28 day of JUNE 2024 at BELL GARDENS, CA
(mopth'and year) (city and state)
by f�
(signature of er, officer, manager, or licensee responsible for submission of Proposal) Exhibit 6 565

ATTACHMENT 3

CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS INFORMATION
(1) Date of conviction: N/A
(2) Name of case: N/A
Court case identification number: N/A
Identity of the law violated: N/A
(3)
(4) Identity of the prosecuting agency: N/A
(5) Contract or project involved: N/A
(6) Punishment imposed: N/A
(7) Exculpatory information: N/A
Declaration: I declare under penalty of perjury that the above information is true and correct.

Executed this 28 day of LNE 2024 at BELL GARDENS, CA
(month and year) (city and state)
by
(signature ter, officer, manager, or licensee responsible for submission of Proposal) Exhibit 6 566

ATTACHMENT 4

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

FALSE CLAIMS/FALSE CLAIMS ACT CERTIFICATION
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Proposer shall provide either the certification requested below or the information requested on the next page. Failure to certify or provide the requested information may result in a determination that the Proposer is non -responsive and City may reject the proposal on this basis. Failure to fully and accurately provide the requested certification or information may result in a determination that the Proposer is not responsible and City may reject the proposal on this basis as well. "False Claims Act", as used herein, is defined as either or both the Federal False Claims Act, 31 U.S.C. Sections 3729 et seq., and the California False Claims Act, Government Code Sections 12650 et seq.

FALSE CLAIMS ACT CERTIFICATION
If the Proposer has no False Claims Act violations as described above, complete the following:

I, KARIM HASSAN , am the OWNER
(Print name of person responsible for submitting proposal) (Title with proposing entity) of AM PM TOWING (hereinafter, "Proposer").
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
In submitting a proposal to the City of Bell Gardens, I, hereby certify that neither Proposer nor any person who is an officer of, in a managing position with, or has an ownership interest in Proposer has been determined by a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction to have violated the False Claims Act as defined above.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 28
day of JUNE 2024 at BELL GARDENS, CA
onth and year) (city and state)
By
(Signature Person Responsible for Submitting Proposal on behalf of Proposer) Exhibit 6 567

ATTACHMENT 4

FALSE CLAIMS ACT VIOLATIONS INFORMATION
(1) Date of Determination of Violation: N/A
(2) Identity of tribunal or court and case name or number, if any: N/A (3) Government Contract or project involved: N/A
(4) Government agency involved: N/A
(5) Amount of fine imposed: N/A
(6) Exculpatory Information: N/A

DECLARATION
I, KARIM HASSAN , the ONWER
(Print name of person responsible for submitting proposal) (Title with proposing entity) of AM PM TOWING (hereinafter, "Proposer")
(Print Name of Proposing Entity)
declare under penalty of perjury that the above information is true and correct.

Executed this 28 day of JUNE 2024
By
at BELL GARDENS, CA
month and year) (city and state)
(Signatur; o .'erson Responsible for Submitting Proposal on behalf of Proposer)

END OF DOCUMENT
Exhibit 6 568

NON -COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
State of California
County of Los Angeles
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CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
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being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he or she (print title of person) (print name of firm
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submitting a proposal for the award of a Towing Services Non -Exclusive Franchise Agreement for the City of Bell Gardens, that the proposal is not made in the interest of, or on behalf of, any undisclosed person, partnership, company, association, organization, or corporation; that the proposal is genuine and not collusive or sham; that the proposer has riot directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other proposer to put in a false or sham proposal, and has not directly or indirectly colluded, conspired, connived, or agreed with any proposer or anyone else to put in a sham proposal, or that anyone shall refrain from proposing; that the proposer has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement, communication, or conference with anyone to fix the terms of the proposal, including the amount to paid to the City of Bell Gardens in the form of franchise fees, permit fees and other forms of compensation, or to fix any overhead, profit or cost element of the proposal, or of that of any other proposer, or to secure any advantage against the public body awarding the franchise agreement to anyone interested in being awarded a towing and vehicle storage services franchise; that all statements contained in the proposal are true; and, further, that the proposer has not, directly or indirectly, submitted its proposal or any breakdown thereof, or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, or paid, and will not pay, any fee to any corporation, partnership, company, association, organization or to any member or agent thereof to effectuate a collusive or shy proposal. (Signat3re of Proposer)
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ATTACHMENT 6

CITY OF BELL GARDENS

CITY HALL
7100 GARFIELD AVENUE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION DISCLOSURE FORM
(POLICE ORDERED TOWING & STORAGE SERVICES RFP)
Cities are subject to the campaign disclosure provisions detailed in Government Code § 84308 California Government Code § 84308, commonly referred to as the "Levine Act," precludes an Officer of a local government agency from participating in the award of a contract if he or she receives any political contributions totaling more than $250 in the 12 months preceding the pendency of the contract award, and for 12 months following the final decision, from the person or company awarded the contract. This prohibition applies to contributions to the Officer, or received by the Officer on behalf of any other Officer, or on behalf of any candidate for office or on behalf of any committee. The Levine Act also requires disclosure of such contributions by a party to be awarded a specified contract. Please refer to the attachment for the complete statutory language.

1. Application for:
❑ License
❑ Permit
Franchise
❑ Mills Act or Development Agreement
❑ Contract (Professional Services, Construction Services, Maintenance, Public Works, etc.) ❑ Lease
❑ Other Entitlement'

2. Have you or your company, or any participant or agent on behalf of you or your company, made any political contributions of more than $250 to any City Councilmember or Commissioner within the preceding 12 months?
YES I- NO 1

3. Date of the City Council or Commissioner Meeting when proceeding will be considered? (if known and if applicable): N/A

4. Is this a supplement to a previously submitted Campaign Contribution Disclosure Form for the proceeding?
YES NO bd
"License, permit or other entitlement for use" means all business, professional, trade, and land use licenses and permits and all other entitlements for use, including all entitlements for land use, all contracts (other than competitively bid, labor, or personal employment contracts) and all franchises.

Exhibit 6 571

If yes, what is the date of the previously submitted form:

5. Is this a correction to a previously submitted Campaign Contribution Disclosure Form for the proceeding?
YES ❑ NO
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If yes, what is the date of the previously submitted form: N/A Provide a brief explanation of correction: N/A

6. CONTRIBUTIONS
Name of City Councilmember or Commissioner receiving contribution: N/A Submit separate forms for any contributions made to other City Councilmembers or Commissioners. Only one (1) City Councilmember or Commissioner may be listed per form.

Complete the table below with all contributions made by the party, participant or their agent with whom contributions must be aggregated of more than $250. If you have more than five contributions to report, please submit a supplemental form.

Name of Party
Name of Participant or Agent
Making Contribution
Date of
Contribution
Amount of
Contribution

1. N/A

2. 3.

4. 5.

Total Contributions

0.00 By signing below, I certify under penalty of perjury that the statements made herein are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

Name: KARIM HASSAN
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 562-806-5800
Date: 06/28/2024
Signature: KARIM HASSN
Answering yes to the questions above does not preclude the City of Bell Gardens from awarding an application or contract to your firm. It may, however, preclude the identified City Councilmember or Commissioner from participating in the application or contract award process for this contract.

Exhibit 6 572

California Government Code Section 84308
(a) The definitions set forth in this subdivision shall govern the interpretation of this section. (1) "Party" means any person who files an application for, or is the subject of, a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use.
(2) "Participant" means any person who is not a party but who actively supports or opposes a particular decision in a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use and who has a financial interest in the decision, as described in Article 1 (commencing with Section 87100) of Chapter 7. A person actively supports or opposes a particular decision in a proceeding if that person lobbies in person the officers or employees of the agency, testifies in person before the agency, or otherwise acts to influence officers of the agency.
(3) "Agency" means an agency as defined in Section 82003 except that it does not include the courts or any agency in the judicial branch of government, the Legislature, the Board of Equalization, or constitutional officers. However, this section applies to any person who is a member of an exempted agency but is acting as a voting member of another agency.
(4) "Officer" means any elected or appointed officer of an agency, any alternate to an elected or appointed officer of an agency, and any candidate for elective office in an agency. (5) "License, permit, or other entitlement for use" means all business, professional, trade, and land use licenses and permits and all other entitlements for use, including all entitlements for land use, all contracts (other than competitively bid, labor, or personal employment contracts), and all franchises. (6) "Contribution" includes contributions to candidates and committees in federal, state, or local elections. (b) While a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use is pending, and for 12 months following the date a final decision is rendered in the proceeding, an officer of an agency shall not accept, solicit, or direct a contribution of more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) from any party or a party's agent, or from any participant or a participant's agent if the officer knows or has reason to know that the participant has a financial interest, as that term is used in Article 1 (commencing with Section 87100) of Chapter 7.

This prohibition shall apply regardless of whether the officer accepts, solicits, or directs the contribution on the officer's own behalf, or on behalf of any other officer, or on behalf of any candidate for office or on behalf of any committee.
(c) Prior to rendering any decision in a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use pending before an agency, each officer of the agency who received a contribution within the preceding 12 months in an amount of more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) from a party or from any participant shall disclose that fact on the record of the proceeding. An officer of an agency shall not make, participate in making, or in any way attempt to use the officer's official position to influence the decision in a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use pending before the agency if the officer has willfully or knowingly received a contribution in an amount of more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) within the preceding 12 months from a party or a party's agent, or from any participant or a participant's agent if the officer knows or has reason to know that the participant has a financial interest in the decision, as that term is described with respect to public officials in Article 1 (commencing with Section 87100) of Chapter 7. (d) (1) If an officer receives a contribution which would otherwise require disqualification under this section, and returns the contribution within 30 days from the time the officer knows, or should have known, about the contribution and the proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use, the officer shall be permitted to participate in the proceeding.
(2) (A) Subject to subparagraph (B), if an officer accepts, solicits, or directs a contribution of more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) during the 12 months after the date a final decision is rendered in the proceeding in violation of subdivision (b), the officer may cure the violation by returning the contribution, or the portion of the contribution in excess of two hundred fifty dollars ($250), within 14 days of accepting, soliciting, or directing the contribution, whichever comes latest.
(B) An officer may cure a violation as specified in subparagraph (A) only if the officer did not knowingly and willfully accept, solicit, or direct the prohibited contribution. (C) An officer's controlled committee, or the officer if no controlled committee exists, shall maintain records of curing any violation pursuant to this paragraph.
(e) (1) A party to a proceeding before an agency involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use shall disclose on the record of the proceeding any contribution in an amount of more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) made within the preceding 12 months by the party or the party's agent. (2) A party, or agent to a party, to a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use pending before any agency or a participant, or agent to a participant, in the proceeding shall not make a Exhibit 6 573

contribution of more than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) to any officer of that agency during the proceeding and for 12 months following the date a final decision is rendered by the agency in the proceeding. (3) When a closed corporation is a party to, or a participant in, a proceeding involving a license, permit, or other entitlement for use pending before an agency, the majority shareholder is subject to the disclosure and prohibition requirements specified in this section. (f) This section shall not be construed to imply that any contribution subject to being reported under this title shall not be so reported.

For more information, contact the Fair Political Practices Commission, 428 J Street, Suite 800, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 322-5660.

Exhibit 6 574

RFP Requirements
Licenses and Permits
AM -PM is fully licensed and permitted to conduct business in the State of California.

Attached herein are confirmation letters from the California Department of Motor Vehicles for Employer Pull Notice Account as well as a copy of Motor Carrier Permit, CA#0162256 made out to Hirad, Inc. DBA AM -PM Towing. AM -PM Towing is located in the City of Bell Gardens and as such has a current, active Business Permit attached herein.

CHP Agreement
AM -PM Towing has a current and active agreement and has had an agreement with the California Highway Patrol for 30 years. The agreement with CHP for services provided within the County of Los Angeles/East Los Angeles Station which allows AM -PM Towing to provide towing and storage services that includes the city limits of the City of Bell Gardens as well as the neighboring SELA communities. Signatory page of the current agreement is attached herein.

Community Involvement
Through its principals and partners AM -PM Towing has worked to foster a culture of Social Responsibility and Community Involvement. AM -PM regularly supports law enforcement agency partners, such as the California Highway Patrol with philanthropic projects that support the communities that they serve. During the holidays AM -PM sponsors a Tipsy -Tow program with AAA and partners with educational groups to show the tragic results of driving under the influence in order to reduce incidences of drunk driving. AM -PM believes that sports and after school activities are essential for at risk youth. The company regularly sponsors youth and sports nonprofits including Boys and Girls Clubs. AM -PM also donates test cars to the Los Angeles County Fire Department for training purposes and has donated to the SELA Kiwanis Club and looks forward to identifying more opportunities to collaborate with community -based organizations.

State and City Codes and Procedures
AM -PM Towing has been operational for over 30 years, and in its previous capacity, AM -PM Towing served as the towing operator for the City of BeII Gardens Police Department from 1987 to 1991 on an on -call basis. AM -PM Towing has been operating in BeII Gardens and servicing surrounding communities since 1985. Furthermore, AM - PM Towing is a contractor for the California Highway Patrol and the official contractor Exhibit 6 575

for Triple AAA in the Southeast Los Angeles region. The protocols established by the California Highway Patrol and Triple AAA align closely with the policies and procedures of both the State and the City of Bell Gardens, ensuring that the Service Provider exhibits a thorough understanding of City codes, California vehicle codes, and towing service procedures, thereby guaranteeing compliance with all pertinent regulations and guidelines set forth by the City.

Towing and Storage Services
AM -PM Towing is uniquely qualified to provide towing and storage services to the Bell Gardens Police Department. First and foremost, we are one of the current tow providers to the California CHP rotation and Southern CA Automobile Association in the Southeast Los Angeles area, so we understand the needed service and are familiar with the service area, as well as the required Tow Policy that the City maintains. We understand there are many variables in providing towing services and are experienced dealing with different types of accident recoveries, different volumes at different times of the day, and different types of vehicles such as loaded/ off-loaded.

We also know that we represent the clients we serve. If we are awarded this contract, we understand that we will be representing the Bell Gardens Police Department and will provide professional, courteous and safe service that will reflect highly on the City and the Police Department. In addition to our extensive experience, AM -PM Towing offers several other unique capabilities. We currently own all classes of tow trucks, including Class A, B, C and D. Each of our trucks have state- of -the- art GPS dispatching so that we are able to send our drivers information directly via MDT electronic communications, or via text to their cell phones. This dispatching system filters all incoming calls by zone.

A Bell Gardens Police Department call will go into a special zone. The ETA of the tow truck on that call is flagged to ensure follow up. Public calls are separate from other calls, such as the Bell Gardens Police Department so that each call can be monitored closely and specifically for the required service.

This means that at any given time, we have access to all of our drivers and trucks that can be utilized (in addition to the dedicated trucks and employees that would be designated for the Bell Gardens Police Department contract) to meet needed towing services. In the case of a natural disaster or multi -vehicle accident that requires multiple responses, AM -PM Towing can call on our large pool of drivers and trucks to respond to Bell Gardens within the required time limits.

Additionally, we have layers of management, all of whom are trained at multiple jobs and who are able to provide immediate response to Bell Gardens Police. Because of these layers, the City will always be able to reach a skilled staff member when needed - from dispatchers, to drivers, supervisors and managers. AM -PM Towing always has a live employee onsite at our facility. We do not use an answering service but have a live employee available to answer the phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We stage our drivers throughout the city to provide faster response time. Drivers do not go back to the yard after each call, but rather are poised to respond from locations throughout the city. We would be pleased to work with the City to identify any additional or modified staging areas desired by the Police Department, if we are selected. We have been a Exhibit 6 576

provider of AAA tow service for many years. We consistently receive a high customer service ranking out of 350 AAA contractors. We don't just teach our drivers how to tow properly and safely, we also teach them how to provide excellent customer service. In addition to training, we have in place cash incentive programs for driver safety and customer service, as well as dispatch and office staff customer service.

Roadside Services for City Owned Vehicles
In addition to towing and storage services set for by the City's Request for Proposals, AM -PM Towing will also provide City owned vehicles with emergency roadside assistance including but not limited to opening locked vehicles, jump starts, changing of flat tires and towing of inoperable vehicles. AM -PM Towing can provide such services on all vehicles with up to a 5 -ton rating at the request of the either the Chief of Police or their designee, or the City Manager whenever such service is required. AM -PM Towing is also committed to being a valued community partner and welcomes the opportunity to participate in charitable functions as well as City Sponsored Events.

Exhibit 6 577

Specifications
Tow Vehicle Classifications/Equipment:

All of AM -PM Towing vehicles and equipment comply with all local, state, and federal laws and regulations. Towing and storage services for the City of Bell Gardens can be provided by our fleet of recovery vehicles. AM -PM Towing vehicles can provide wheel lift towing; roll back/flatbed towing; towing in parking garages; towing of large and oversize vehicles with an adjustable boom that can lift at least four tons; and towing of motorcycles without causing additional damage. All vehicles either meet or exceed the minimum requirements set forth in the RFP.

AM -PM Towing is committed to providing safe, reliable tow equipment and the highest level of service to the motoring public. Our drivers perform a daily vehicle inspection which is reviewed by the Lead Driver before the vehicles start their shift. If the manager identifies a truck that needs body work, supplies or a wash, he will immediately send that truck for repairs, a wash or will re -stock, and will deploy a backup truck if necessary, to ensure there is no lag in service. In addition, each truck receives a weekly inspection. During this weekly inspection, mileage is logged, and equipment is reviewed. In addition to restocking any equipment, the trucks are given a safety review to make sure the trucks are properly maintained, including a check of tires and lights.

Finally, we use an outside vendor to conduct a 90 -day BIT inspection, where each truck receives a comprehensive inspection and maintenance review, including engine, brakes, suspension, lights, tires (removed from truck and inspected), belts, hoses, cables, and all equipment. We maintain records of inspections for each tow vehicle on site at our facility.

We have an adequate supply of back-up vehicles so that if a driver or manager observes something missing from a truck, or needs maintenance, we can pull that truck immediately and send it to our shop for parts or repair without any disruption in service.

AM -PM Towing has our own 4,000 square foot parts department which stocks every item that is required to equip a tow truck, minimizing "downtime" for vehicles undergoing maintenance. We stock dealer, factory parts ensuring top quality and warranties. Our trucks also meet regulatory compliance.

Below are the towing vehicles in our fleet:

CLASS A: WHEEL LIFT
UNIT# YEAR MAKE MODEL
Exhibit 6 578

11 2003 FORD F-450
12 2012 FORD F-450
13 14 2018 FORD F-550
CLASS A: FLATBED
UNIT# YEAR MAKE MODEL
1 2009 FORD F-550
2 2013 FORD F-550
3 2013 FORD F-550
4 2012 FORD F-550
5 2020 DODGE F-450
6 2018 HIND 195
7 2019 HIND 195
8 2018 HIND 195
9 2013 HIND 195
10 2014 FORD F-550
CLASS A: BSP
UNIT# YEAR MAKE MODEL
15 2020 TOYOTA TACOMA
16 2020 TOYOTA TACOMA
17 2020 TOYOTA TACOMA
18 2008 TOYOTA TACOMA
19 2020 TOYOTA TACOMA
20 2013 TOYOTA TACOMA
21 2015 CHEVY SILVERADO
22 2020 TOYOTA TACOMA
The California Highway Patrol inspects every tow vehicle once a year. AM -PM Towing drivers perform daily inspections of his or her assigned vehicle. Preventive maintenance is scheduled for every vehicle and is strictly adhered to in order to guarantee performance and dependability. Every truck is equipped with cleaning supplies, and every driver takes pride in keeping their truck clean and operating to its optimal standard.

Although AM -PM Towing has not needed to subcontract any of its work in order to perform its duties as it relates to towing and storage services for its clients due to lack of equipment and/or personnel, AM -PM Towing has direct access to both through its parent company, Hadley Tow. If the need should arise for assistance with personnel and/or equipment AM -PM Towing will secure it in a timely manner.

Tow Drivers
Exhibit 6 579

We utilize several methods and tools to ensure safety and compliance at AM -PM Towing. Each of our drivers is an experienced tow truck driver that has passed criminal and background checks including Live Scan with the Department of Justice. In addition to these prerequisites/ minimum requirements, all AM -PM Towing staff providing services in the field must have and maintain the required licenses and certifications to operate the appropriate tow vehicle. Driver certification classes are provided either by AAA for light/ medium duty operations or CTTA for heavy duty training.

In addition to the initial training/certification required, all drivers must complete an 8 - hour refresher course annually that includes topics such as customer service, lock -out, recovery, and updating drivers about new towing procedures and vehicle models. We also have new employees "shadow" veteran drivers (or dispatchers or office staff) to ensure that our drivers are well -prepared and confident in the provision of service.

Further, we require all drivers to participate in daily safety briefings by management and monthly safety trainings, wherein we provide them with any industry standard updates.

Every other month (part of our monthly trainings), we bring in a State -certified trainer to conduct operator proficiency light duty training (an 8 —hour course: 4 hours in classroom and 4 hours of hands- on experience). We host the class at our site and invite other tow companies to send their employees to fill up this class which teaches employees the safety ratings, capabilities, and overall " dos and don'ts" of towing. This class includes a hands-on experience where trainees upright and sling a roll- over, dolly vehicles, and learn lockup procedure. The class includes a test at the end of training, with 85% required to pass. Qualifying participants receive a certificate.

We enforce a zero -tolerance drug and alcohol policy, which includes pre -employment testing, " for cause" testing, post -accident investigation testing as well as random testing. All drivers are required to participate in our drug and alcohol program. AM -PM Towing maintains a contract with Health First, an authorized laboratory certified by the U.S. Department of Transportation, to serve as our alcohol and drug testing program coordinator. Our commitment to a drug/ alcohol -free workplace is evidenced by the random testing conducted for all our drivers. Twice a month, Health First randomly selects employees to be tested. They notify us of the employee names, and we dispatch the drivers directly to the Health First Clinic for testing (providing back-up drivers to fill in during the testing). Also, any employee thought to be working under the influence of alcohol or drugs is immediately removed from performing any further duties and sent to our medical clinic for confirmation testing. If a driver receives a positive drug/alcohol test or refuses to take a drug/ alcohol test, they are immediately terminated.

AM -PM Towing also participates in the DMV driver pull notice program. When a driver is hired, they are added to the DMV pull notice program which allows us to monitor their driving record. This program provides the driver' s driving record at time of initial employment. An update of each driver' s record is provided once a year, or whenever there has been a change. Whenever we receive a DMV notice of a change to a driver's record, the notice must be reviewed and initiated by the manager. In this way, we ensure that no drivers are a liability to the company or a hazard to the public.

Depending on the violation, appropriate action is taken (for example, if a driver has Exhibit 6 580

received a DUI, they are immediately pulled off duty). If a driver has a moving violation, this is investigated, and we confer with our insurance company. If a driver has more than three violations, they are not allowed to drive.

Because the DMV pull notice program may take up to 10 days to provide information, we also maintain a contract with a company called Samba who assists us in expediting a 24- hour turn around for complete driving records and notification of any change in driver records. They also email us notification when the driver' s license is expiring.

Samba maintains the record -keeping database, which AM -PM Towing can access remotely at any time.

All employees are also issued uniforms that meet safety regulations. AM -PM Towing' s employee uniform consists of blue pants with reflective tape, a blue button-down shirt, a Safety Vest, steel -toed boots, and a Plastic ID badge with a photo ID. Employees are not allowed to work without the proper uniform and ID badge, and employees who are no longer employed by AM -PM Towing are required to turn in their uniforms and badges immediately upon termination.

As part of its standards and practices, AM -PM Towing maintains records of all drivers which include the full name of the driver, date of birth, CA Driver's License Number, job title and description, current home and address, phone number and types of vehicles the driver has been trained and instructed to operate.

AM -PM Towing prides itself with providing professional, ethical, lawful conduct at all times. AM -PM Towing takes any and all complaints with regards to its employees and representatives seriously and is committed to investigating each instance in a timely fashion. As part of our standard policies and procedures AM -PM Towing will provide the Chief of Police or his designee a written report with the results of the investigation and what measures were taken, if any, to address the complaint within 14 calendar days of the receipt of said complaint. Occasionally, an investigation will require additional time depending on the circumstances and availability of information. AM -PM Towing will notify the Chief of Police or his designee of any delay as soon as it is determined to be needed.

Hours of Operation
Currently the AM -PM Towing Office regular business hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Monday through Friday. If awarded the contract for services, AM -PM Towing will extend its regular business hours from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. as required by the RFP.

Personnel is available for vehicle release and impound 24 hours a day year-round. Law enforcement will be provided with access to phone, fax, copier, computer and any other supplies as needed. AM -PM Towing has a full-time dispatcher on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and 25 drivers, all of whom are licensed by the State of California. All drivers speak both English and Spanish. Additional personnel can be added as the need arises.

Exhibit 6 581

In addition to providing all services set forth in the "Scope of Services" AM -PM Towing is able to participate in DUI Checkpoint Operations, Street Fairs and Parades, as well as "Tipsy Tow" services during special holidays in order to reduce drunk driving and improve public safety.

Storage Facility
AM -PM Towing leases and operates its tow yard at 7535 Scout Avenue in the City of Bell Gardens. AM -PM has been in operation at this location for over 30 years. The building facility is approximately 6,464 sq. ft. and the lot is approximately 45,000 sq. ft.

AM -PM Towing has an enclosed warehouse space of approximately 3,600 sq. ft. which includes a locked evidence cage that can hold up to 6 vehicles. AM -PM Towing can make available an additional 1,800 sq. ft. to hold additional 6 spaces of secured vehicle storage.

The AM -PM Towing impound lot is fully secured by a 15 ft. building on the east side of the lot, a 12 ft. cement and wrought iron fence to the west and south ends of the lot and an 18 -foot masonry wall/carport to the north of the fence. The lot is secured and only accessible by a metal electric gate that can only be opened from the inside of the facility. The facility is well lit by exterior lighting and digital cameras that record and maintain records for up to 30 days. AM -PM Towing facility is staffed 24 hours a day 7 days a week to secure the facility and prevent any unauthorized access.

Response Time and Requirements
AM -PM Towing commits to responding to tow requests within 20 minutes of receiving the request at Dispatch for light duty service, and within 45 minutes for Class C or D service. AM -PM Towing will dispatch Tow Equipment, providing adequate dispatch staff to receive and respond to tow requests twenty-four 24) hours per day, 365 days per year. Within 15 minutes of arriving on -site of a tow, and also within 15 minutes of the initial arrival of a towed vehicle at the storage yard, AM -PM Towing will record the following data:
a) The time the initial call for service was requested. b) The time the Towing Unit arrived on the scene of the tow. c) The time the Towing Unit arrives at the vehicle intake facility.

AM -PM Towing can easily commit to meeting these time limits because these actions occur immediately, generally within a minute of the activity, and are entered automatically into our computer program.

Our system adds one additional item of data, which is the time when the dispatcher sends the Tow Truck out to the call. Our process is as follows:

Exhibit 6 582

a) Immediately upon receiving a call, our dispatchers type the information into our computer program and the computer automatically generates a record of the time the call is received as well as a call number, by which the tow service is tracked. b) Dispatch also types in when the Tow Truck is dispatched - which creates another computer -generated time track tied to that specific call number. c) The driver lets Dispatch know when he has arrived on the scene. This time is linked through the computer to the call number. d) When the Towing Unit arrives at the vehicle intake facility, that time is immediately added to the tracking via the call number.

As mentioned above, we will stage drivers throughout the city to ensure we can meet these response times. Additionally, it is our practice to stagger driver shifts (start times) so that we always have drivers on the clock. There are always drivers standing by 24/ 7, which allows us to be confident that we can meet response times.

SCHEDULE OF RATES, FEES, CHARGES AND RELEASE OF VEHCLES All fees are displayed in highly visible and appropriate locations at the facility. With certain exceptions depending on the municipality and contractual agreements, the fees that AM -PM Towing currently charges, and would charge if awarded the contract, are consistent with CHP rates as outlined below:

TYPE OF FEE FEE/COST
TOWING $260.00
STORAGE $75.00
LABOR 1/2 TOWING RATE ($130.00)
*Labor fees may include, but are not limited to winching, clean up (debris, liquids, hazmat, fuel service, after-hours release, and/or lock out services).

AM -PM Towing accepts cash, credit, and debit cards for the payment of fees associated with the release of vehicles upon presentation of proper identification. While checks are accepted, they are not the preferred method of payment unless mandated by the City.

Vehicles towed and brought to the AM -PM Towing yard will have written notice sent to the registered and legal owner, within three days of impoundment, by a licensed lien sale company. This notice will include the vehicle's location, and a contact number for owner to call. If circumstances allow, the impounding officer will provide the vehicle's location and contact phone number at the time of impoundment.

AM -PM Towing has performed lien sales as part of our operation since opening. AM -PM Towing currently provides lien sales services for law enforcement agency contracts identified in this proposal. For these clients, we contract with Good Faith Registration & Lien to conduct all lien processing, mailings, newspaper publishing, and posting the sale Exhibit 6 583

dates for all lien sales. We propose to use Good Faith Registration & Lien to conduct lien sales services for the City of Bell Gardens. In terms of procedures for Lien Sales, AM -PM Towing follows the procedures outlined in the California Vehicle Code including low value vehicles, vessels and trailers. When we tow a vehicle, after the state - mandated 72- hour wait time, we start the lien process. All interested parties are notified by mail or certified mail. In all cases, license plates shall be removed and destroyed prior to sale or disposal, and CC 3073 and CC 3074 will be adhered to. Where applicable, VC 10652 (Notice of Stored Vehicle) will be adhered to. We subcontract all our lien sales deficiency collections to a AAA collections agency that collects from individuals on our behalf. For this process, we use the last registered owner of the vehicle, from DMV records.

Assessment Fee
AM -PM Towing will submit monthly timely payments of 25% of gross receipts assessment fees no later than the 10th day of the subsequent month calculated based upon the towing and towing related services performed at the request with exception of vehicles that BGPD elects to release at no charge. Payments of assessment fee will be calculated by the invoices and logbook information prepared concurrent with calls for service made by the City and maintained in accordance with its policies and procedures for a minimum of 5 years. Records will be made available by AM -PM Towing upon the City's request within 20 calendar days as per the RFP.

Franchise Fee
If awarded, AM -PM Towing agrees to pay the initial year 1 franchise fee of $12,000 within 30 days of the execution of the agreement. Commencing in year 2 of the agreement and continuing through the term of the agreement AM -PM Towing shall make payment on August 1s1 of each year.

Recordkeeping
As described previously, AM -PM Towing uses a software program called DATOW to maintain detailed electronic records. DATOW assigns a unique, system -generated call number when a service request is received. All information related to that tow is tied to that unique ID number and is searchable in DATOW. Our drivers manually write tow slips (carbon copy provided to the customer) get entered by our Dispatch Center immediately: the driver contacts Dispatch while in the field, and Dispatch enters the data, in essence, in real time. Towed vehicle information is entered into the system immediately upon arrival of the vehicle. With this system, AM -PM Towing can provide the Bell Gardens Police Department complete reports, tailored to the department' s specific needs, as often as desired - daily, weekly and/or monthly.

Additionally, each of our vehicles are furnished with a GPS locating system (we use Teletrac). This allows dispatch staff and the operations manager to identify where the Exhibit 6 584

trucks are at all times. Teletrac' s templates make it efficient for a driver to indicate the status of service. For example, when a driver arrives on the scene of a tow, he doesn't have to enter the full text "I arrived," but rather can enter a short code attached to the template alerting dispatch that the driver has arrived. If a driver does need to document activity at the scene, they are able to type a full paragraph into Teletrac.

In terms of vehicle accountability, upon arrival at storage, pictures are taken of every vehicle to avoid any disputes about damages. In addition to the Police Departments 180 itemized report, AM -PM Towing conducts an inspection as well. The two inspections and photos are uploaded into our database. The vehicle is marked on the windshield with a stock number (log numbers) and parked in a designated spot. All paperwork, including the Police 180 report is turned into the office, and the vehicle is entered into inventory (storage, dates, and charges are entered automatically through our computer program). The Yard Manager has access to the computer files; the office staff does the data entry. The Yard Manager conducts an inventory check daily, and no vehicle is released from the yard unless authorized by the office with the proper release form.

In addition to information on towed vehicles, tow services provided, and vehicle releases, AM -PM Towing maintains a current list of drivers on site, which is also available to the City. All records are kept for a minimum of 5 years If desired, we can provide the Bell Gardens Police Department access to electronic records through a VPN (virtual network) which would provide secure and seamless web -based access to AM -PM Towing' s records for Bell Gardens Police Department towing activity.

Insurance Requirements
AM -PM Towing meets and/or exceeds the insurance requirements set forth in the RFP.

AM -PM Towing maintains the following insurance policies:

TYPE LIMITS DEDUCTIBLE
Workers Compensation 1,000,000
General Liability Insurance. 2,000,000
Commercial Automobile Liability Insurance 1,000,000
Professional Liability (Errors and Omissions) 2,000,000 Workers' Compensation Insurance 1,000,000
Garage Keepers Legal Liability 250,000/100,000 5K/25K
Umbrella or Excess Liability 1,000,000
*Should AM -PM Towing be awarded the contract, additional insured endorsements and/or waivers, as stipulated by the RFP, will be procured and furnished to the City of Bell Gardens.

Exhibit 6 585

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
Exhibit 6 586

Supplemental Information
AM -PM Towing Unique Qualifications, Experience, and Abilities AM -PM Towing is uniquely qualified to provide towing services to the Bell Gardens Police Department. First and foremost, we are one of the current tow providers to the California CHP rotation and Southern CA Automobile Association in the Southeast LA area, so we understand the needed service and are familiar with the service area, as well as the required Tow Policy that the City maintains. We understand there are many variables in providing towing services and are experienced dealing with different types of accident recoveries, different volumes at different times of the day, and different types of vehicles such as loaded/ off-loaded.

We also know that we represent the clients we serve. If we are awarded this contract, we understand that we will be representing the Bell Gardens Police Department and will provide professional, courteous and safe service that will reflect highly on the City and the Police Department. In addition to our extensive experience, AM -PM Towing offers several other unique capabilities. We currently own all classes of tow trucks, including Class A, B, C and D. Each of our trucks have state- of -the- art GPS dispatching so that we are able to send our drivers information directly via MDT electronic communications, or via text to their cell phones. This dispatching system filters all incoming calls by zone.

A Bell Gardens Police Department call will go into a special zone. The ETA of the tow truck on that call is flagged to ensure follow up. Public calls are separate from other calls, such as the Bell Gardens Police Department so that each call can be monitored closely and specifically for the required service.

This means that at any given time, we have access to over all of our drivers and trucks that can be utilized (in addition to the dedicated trucks and employees that would be designated for the Bell Gardens Police Department contract) to meet needed towing services. In the case of a natural disaster or multi -vehicle accident that requires multiple responses, AM -PM Towing can call on our large pool of drivers and trucks to respond to Bell Gardens within the required time limits.

Additionally, we have layers of management, all of whom are trained at multiple jobs and who are able to provide immediate response to BeII Gardens Police. Because of these layers, the City will always be able to reach a skilled staff member when needed - from dispatchers, to drivers, supervisors and managers. AM -PM Towing always has a live employee onsite at our facility. We do not use an answering service but have a live employee available to answer the phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We would stage our drivers throughout the city to provide faster response time. Drivers would not go back to the yard after each call, but rather are poised to respond from locations Exhibit 6 587

throughout the city. We would be pleased to work with the City to identify staging areas desired by the Police Department. We just don't teach our drivers how to tow property and safely, we also teach them how to provide excellent customer service. In addition to training, we have in place cash incentive programs for driver safety and customer service, as well as dispatch and office staff customer service. Additional information about our driver training programs as well as details about our facility are provided in the items below.

METHOD OF APPROACH
Response to Calls
AM -PM Towing commits to responding to tow requests within 20 minutes of receiving the request at Dispatch for light duty service, and within 45 minutes for Class C or D service. AM -PM Towing will dispatch Tow Equipment, providing adequate dispatch staff to receive and respond to tow requests twenty-four 24) hours per day, 365 days per year. Within 15 minutes of arriving on -site of a tow, and also within 15 minutes of the initial arrival of a towed vehicle at the storage yard, AM -PM Towing will record the following data:
a) The time the initial call for service was requested. b) The time the Towing Unit arrived on the scene of the tow. c) The time the Towing Unit arrives at the vehicle intake facility.

AM -PM Towing can easily commit to meeting these time limits because these actions occur immediately, generally within a minute of the activity, and are entered automatically into our computer program.

Our system adds one additional item of data, which is the time when the dispatcher sends the Tow Truck out to the call. Our process is as follows:
a) Immediately upon receiving a call, our dispatchers type the information into our computer program and the computer automatically generates a record of the time the call is received as well as a call number, by which the tow service is tracked. b) Dispatch also types in when the Tow Truck is dispatched - which creates another computer -generated time track tied to that specific call number. c) The driver lets Dispatch know when he has arrived on the scene. This time is linked through the computer to the call number. d) When the Towing Unit arrives at the vehicle intake facility, that time is immediately added to the tracking via the call number.

As mentioned above, we will stage drivers throughout the city to ensure we can meet these response times. Additionally, it is our practice to stagger driver shifts (start times) Exhibit 6 588

so that we always have drivers on the clock. There are always drivers standing by 24/ 7, which allows us to be confident that we can meet response times.

Business Office Hours
Our business office hours match those of the clients we serve. We operate our business office in Bell Gardens from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., which allows us to accommodate releases for the Bell Gardens Police Department. Hours and charges are posted both inside the business office as well as on the exterior of the office. The Bell Gardens office is located within 5 miles of the Bell Gardens City Hall, as required. 24- Hour Availability We have an employee on site at the Bell Gardens facility around the clock, as well as a live person answering phones 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Karim Hassan, Owner, is accessible to the City as an emergency contact 24 hours a day, seven days a week as well.

Reporting Requirements
AM -PM Towing is capable of providing all the reporting requirements as outlined in the RFP. We use a software program called DATOW to maintain detailed electronic records. DATOW assigns a unique, system - generated call number when a service request is received. All information related to a tow is tied to its unique ID number and is searchable in DATOW.

Our drivers have manual, written tow slips (carbon copy provided to the customer) which are entered by our Dispatch Center immediately. The driver contacts Dispatch while in the field, and Dispatch enters the data, in essence, in real time. Towed vehicle information is entered into the system immediately upon arrival of the vehicle. With this system, AM -PM Towing can provide a daily record containing all the information required in the RFP, including the date of the Tow Request, the vehicle make, model, license plate number, and VIN, the nature of service, time and location, tow truck operator handling the call, itemized total charges, and the current status of the vehicle.

If desired by the Bell Gardens Police Department, AM -PM Towing can create an interface between DATOW and the City's TMS so that the city can access these records at any time. We are able to run customized reports for the City as requested, and/ or the City will also be able to run reports directly from the system if desired.

Lien Sales
AM -PM Towing has performed lien sales as part of our operation since opening. AM -PM Towing currently provides lien sales services for law enforcement agency contracts identified in this proposal. For these clients, we contract with Good Faith Registration & Lien to conduct all lien processing, mailings, newspaper publishing, and posting the sale dates for all lien sales. We propose to use Good Faith Registration & Lien to conduct Exhibit 6 589

lien sales services for the City of Bell Gardens. In terms of procedures for Lien Sales, AM -PM Towing follows the procedures outlined in the California Vehicle Code including low value vehicles, vessels and trailers. When we tow a vehicle, after the state - mandated 72- hour wait time, we start the lien process. All interested parties are notified by mail or certified mail. In all cases, license plates shall be removed and destroyed prior to sale or disposal, and CC 3073 and CC 3074 will be adhered to. Where applicable, VC 10652 (Notice of Stored Vehicle) will be adhered to. We subcontract all our lien sales deficiency collections to a . , collections agency that collects from individuals on our behalf. For this process, we use the last registered owner of the vehicle, from DMV records.

Emergency Contacts
In the event of an emergency, the following individuals may be contacted at any hour.

Karim Hassan - Owner
CeII Phone: (562) 879-7906
Mark Hassan, Manager
CeII Phone: (562) 824-9759

POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Release of a Vehicle
Our process for release of a vehicle complies with all vehicle and civil codes related to release of stored vehicles. First, we verify ownership of the vehicle as well as documenting that we have the proper release form from the Bell Gardens Police Department. Prior to releasing a vehicle, we confirm that the individual picking up the vehicle is a licensed driver.

Access to Vehicles
Unless a vehicle is under evidence hold, we provide all registered owners access to their vehicle during normal business hours. When a customer comes to the front window, we verify their identification and ownership. Our towing software has a database which includes the pertinent data about the owner and vehicle. The owner signs in and indicates the reason why they want to access the vehicle. We print out a sheet that is dated and time -stamped, upon which we document the reason for the visit.

If the owner wants to cover the vehicle or provide other protective measures, one of our staff members escorts the owner to the vehicle and assists as necessary.

If an owner wants to remove items from the vehicle, we require them to list the items they are removing on the print-out form. Items must be loose and cannot be attached to Exhibit 6 590

the vehicle (such as custom wheels). Owners are required to sign a release of personal property and a promise to pay.

Insurance company representatives are also allowed to come on to the property and photograph or take notes about the condition of the vehicle. We also escort these individuals to the vehicle location on site. Investigators/ non- owners would need a letter from the owner authorizing their access to the vehicle. If an individual cannot visit during normal business hours, we will accommodate these customers by appointment only.

Every action is recorded both in hard copy as well as electronically in our software system so that we have a record of it, including the name of the person who is accessing the vehicle and the purpose of the visit.

Determining whether a Vehicle was Damaged or Stolen
We follow a thorough process for intake of vehicles which minimizes improper handling and assists with determination of vehicle conditions. In addition to the inventory completed by the CHP 180 form.

AM -PM Towing conducts a secondary inventory report of each vehicle when it arrives at our facility. This secondary inventory occurs with a yard manager present, and the yard manager signs off and approves the secondary vehicle inspection report (visible dents, scratches, etc.) We take photos of all four sides of the vehicles before towing, as well as once the vehicle arrives at our facility to document proof of the condition of the vehicle when towed in. This way, if there is a complaint, we can easily determine whether or not the claim is valid. Further, if desired, we provide customers with a demonstration of how the vehicle was towed, so we can explain to a customer what would have been done with the car as it was hooked up/towed.

We also conduct a vehicle inventory daily. If a vehicle is stolen, we notify the police department immediately. If a customer makes a damage claim, or if a vehicle is damaged after arriving at our yard, we notify the Police Department immediately (and the owner if damage occurs at our yard). If a claim is verified and needed repairs are minor and the owner agrees, we will obtain the repairs on the customer' s behalf. If the customer does not want AM -PM Towing to handle the repairs directly, we ask them to obtain three bids for repairs and we will select one and issue a check for the amount of the repairs. If significant repair work is needed, we report the claim to our insurance company, and they coordinate the repair work. We keep complete records of claims and repairs, separating out in-house repairs versus insurance claims/ repairs.

We give the customer the benefit of doubt and want our customers to be pleased with our service. If there is even a 50% chance that a customer's claim of improper handling is valid, then we honor their claim and provide restitution for damage or loss.

Determining whether Private Property was Damaged
Exhibit 6 591

In the case of private property, we follow a similar process. We investigate the claim and make restitution to the owner or restore the property if the restitution is minor. If it is a more significant claim, we would forward it to our insurance company to address.

Informing a Vehicle Owner about their Vehicle
Our process for informing owners when we have their vehicle at our facility is this: We send out notices to all registered owners and legal owners, using certified mail, indicating that AM -PM Towing is in possession of the vehicle. We provide information on where the vehicle is located, how to reach us, and the amount owed. We also report on the condition/ value of the vehicle: it's worth over or under the $ 4,000 threshold which we value based on the Police 180 report.

Receiving/ Resolving Complaints
When we receive a complaint from the public, a manager or the owner is immediately assigned to resolve the issue. Every customer complaint is handled on a case -by -case basis and is investigated within 24 hours. If the complaint is generated during office hours, we address it immediately, including investigating the complaint and identifying options for resolution or corrective action if needed. If, during our investigation, we find that more time is needed to review the complaint, investigate the situation and assess alternatives to address the complaint, then the manager or owner will notify the individual that additional time is needed.

Changes in Policy/ Procedures
If there are changes in the law or government policy pertaining to vehicle towing regulations, our company policies and procedures will follow suit. We post any changes related to the public at the release window of our facilities and train our drivers and employees at a staff meeting, with reminders via email or text messages.

Methods of Payment
AM -PM Towing accepts cash or credit card payment with a valid identification. We will also accept a valid bank card.

Any vehicle entered into our inventory is issued a log number by sequence. When a vehicle is released, a computer -generated invoice is created. This invoice is generated only when the vehicle is released, in sequence, which helps to maintain control of the inventory. Vehicles will be released only to the registered owner with the original release form presented from the Bell Gardens Police Department.

AM -PM Towing uses AT Systems for our cash management. AT Systems' hardware, software, change control, and hardware support provide an easy, efficient way to handle cash. The AT Systems equipment serves as a secure in-store cash management system with the ability to print daily report information. The system is based on the idea of "levels of security." Each user level, Cashier, Supervisor and Managers have Exhibit 6 592

separate levels of security. At any level, users can make cash drops that are read and recorded by a Bill Reader. Cashiers no longer have to write down the amount of their cash drops. The unit counts it for them. The unit also records the total deposit for each user.

By using this cash management system, we are able to securely control the cash in our store and prepare accurate deposits for the bank in a highly efficient manner (which allows us to spend more time with our customers and not counting and balancing money). Every transaction is time -stamped and automated so there is no possibility of lessening the storage amount or overcharging the public.

We are also equipped to process credit cards. We only accept checks from insurers/ certified businesses, not public checks. As described above, every invoice/ transaction is dropped into the bottom portion of the money machine which serves as a safe. The Office Manager prints a report from the day till system and gets a report from the AT Systems machine. This machine operates like a drawer, with the ability to close out a shift, and balance cash, checks and credit card transactions.

Reporting
As described previously, AM -PM Towing uses a software program called DATOW to maintain detailed electronic records. DATOW assigns a unique, system -generated call number when a service request is received. All information related to that tow is tied to that unique ID number and is searchable in DATOW. Our drivers manually write tow slips (carbon copy provided to the customer) get entered by our Dispatch Center immediately: the driver contacts Dispatch while in the field, and Dispatch enters the data, in essence, in real time. Towed vehicle information is entered into the system immediately upon arrival of the vehicle. With this system, AM -PM Towing can provide the Bell Gardens Police Department complete reports, tailored to the department' s specific needs, as often as desired - daily, weekly and/or monthly Additionally, each of our vehicles are furnished with a GPS locating system (we use Teletrac). This allows dispatch staff and the operations manager to identify where the trucks are at all times. Teletrac' s templates make it efficient for a driver to indicate the status of service. For example, when a driver arrives on the scene of a tow, he doesn't have to enter the full text "I arrived," but rather can enter a short code attached to the template alerting dispatch that the driver has arrived. If a driver does need to document activity at the scene, they are able to type a full paragraph into Teletrac.

In terms of vehicle accountability, upon arrival at storage, pictures are taken of every vehicle to avoid any disputes about damages. In addition to the Police Departments 180 itemized report, AM -PM Towing conducts an inspection as well. The two inspections and photos are uploaded into our database. The vehicle is marked on the windshield with a stock number (log numbers) and parked in a designated spot. All paperwork, including the Police 180 report is turned into the office, and the vehicle is entered into inventory (storage, dates, and charges are entered automatically through our computer program). The Yard Manager has access to the computer files; the office staff does the Exhibit 6 593

data entry. The Yard Manager conducts an inventory check daily, and no vehicle is released from the yard unless authorized by the office with the proper release form.

In addition to information on towed vehicles, tow services provided, and vehicle releases, AM -PM Towing maintains a current list of drivers on site, which is also available to the City. All records are kept for a minimum of 5 years Receiving Release Forms
AM -PM Towing can receive completed release forms from the Bell Gardens Police Department via email, or they can be faxed from the Police Department to our office and the fax is received in an electronic, scanned format in our computer system Delivering Monthly Reports
AM -PM Towing is able to deliver the monthly report of released vehicles to Bell Gardens Police Department via email
Information/ Reporting Enhancement
If desired, we can provide the Bell Gardens Police Department access to electronic records through a VPN virtual network) which would provide secure and seamless web - based access to AM -PM Towing' s records for Bell Gardens Police Department towing activity.

Standards of Operation
AM -PM Towing maintains membership with the Bell Gardens Chamber of Commerce as well as the California Tow Truck Association (CTTA). Twice a year, AM -PM Towing' s owner participates in a Roundtable event conducted by AAA where we gather to discuss ideas about how to provide improved quality and customer service in the tow industry and apply these principles to our individual companies.

We require all drivers and office staff (dispatch and office support) to attend a customer service class called Highway Heroes, which is an 8- hour class with training about customer service, safety, how to act on the highways, and how to target and call -in different vehicles. The course includes a video, and multiple scenario enactments that teach drivers how to achieve customer service satisfaction, how to calm angry motorists and how to avoid road rage. All of AM -PM Towing's training is conducted by either AAA or CTTA.

Managers participate in classes three times a year related to provision of service, called " Committed to Excellence."
We seek and listen to customer feedback as a way of continual quality improvement.

We conduct customer surveys, including follow up phone calls, asking if customers Exhibit 6 594

were satisfied with service and ways to improve service provision. We believe that our service record speaks for itself: we have received the highest customer service rating from AAA. This is the result of our commitment to providing high quality customer service and creating a culture of excellence which includes training, ongoing refresher courses, and incentives for performance.

Managerial Philosophy
AM -PM Towing ensures the provision of high -quality services through our business model. Our company motto is Performance not Promises. We accomplish this through utilizing state of the art technology and equipment, maintaining our vehicles and facilities, hiring experienced, qualified, and trustworthy staff, and providing them with both initial and ongoing training. Our goal is to work with municipalities - and to exceed their expectations, through our efficiency, customer service, and extensive training. AM - PM Towing's business model is built on a foundation of three pillars, which enables us to achieve customer satisfaction and performance excellence: Quality Service Financial Strength Employee Satisfaction.

Quality Service
We know the reason our company has thrived for so many years is because of our service. Our trucks are where they are supposed to be, when they are supposed to be, with drivers that are courteous, professional and competent.

We are proud of our fleet of tow trucks which, as a representation of our company, we keep clean, well - maintained, and safe. We conduct regular preventive maintenance on all our vehicles and have our own body shop and warehouse stocked with the necessary items for a fully equipped tow truck. All of our vehicles are equipped with radio communication, and GPS locating systems. This allows us to monitor vehicles when they are on the road. Further, we keep strict accountability of our vehicles, which are checked in and out of their designated parking spots by a lot supervisor.

Financial Strength
AM -PM Towing is financially sound, with no planned changes to our ownership or other events which would adversely impact the financial stability of AM -PM Towing. We have no pending bankruptcy proceedings, litigation, office closures, or mergers.

Given our excellent fiscal status, we have the financial wherewithal to provide the Bell Gardens Police Department' s desired service. AM -PM TOWING maintains quality and budgetary control using a hands-on management approach. Main budgetary expenditures are approved, negotiated and handled through the owner of the company.

Employee Satisfaction
Exhibit 6 595

AM -PM TOWING is able to retain experienced and high -quality employees because our employees don't think of working for AM -PM TOWING as a job, but as a career in which they can advance and be leaders in the industry. Our diverse towing operation provides all classes of towing ranging from service calls to heavy duty. Our dispatch center is equipped with state-of-the-art communications and tracking equipment and staffed with some of the most talented individuals in the industry. Our diesel technicians are certified and trained to handle all levels of vehicle inspection. As a result, our employees have a wide range of options for advancing within our organization.

Safety and Compliance Program - Drivers
We utilize several methods and tools to ensure safety and compliance at AM -PM Towing. Each of our drivers is an experienced tow truck driver that has passed criminal and background checks including Live Scan with the Department of Justice. In addition to these prerequisites/ minimum requirements, all AM -PM TOWING staff providing services in the field must have and maintain the required licenses and certifications to operate the appropriate tow vehicle. Driver certification classes are provided either by for light/ medium duty operations or CTTA for heavy duty training. i
1 In addition to the initial training/certification required, all drivers must complete an 8 - hour refresher course annually that includes topics such as customer service, lock -out, recovery, and updating drivers about new towing procedures and vehicle models.

We also have new employees " shadow" veteran drivers (or dispatchers or office staff) to ensure that our drivers are well -prepared and confident in the provision of service.

Further, we require all drivers to participate in regular safety briefings by management and monthly safety trainings, wherein we provide them with any industry standard updates. Every other month (part of our monthly trainings), we bring in a State -certified trainer to conduct operator proficiency light duty training (an 8 —hour course: 4 hours in classroom and 4 hours of hands- on experience). We host the class at our site and invite other tow companies to send their employees to fill up this class which teaches employees the safety ratings, capabilities, and overall " dos and don'ts" of towing. This class includes a hands-on experience where trainees upright and sling a roll- over, dolly vehicles, and learn lockup procedure. The class includes a test at the end of training, with 85% required to pass. Qualifying participants receive a certificate.

We enforce a zero -tolerance drug and alcohol policy, which includes pre -employment testing, " for cause" testing, post -accident investigation testing as well as random testing. All drivers are required to participate in our drug and alcohol program. AM -PM TOWING maintains a contract with Health First, an authorized laboratory certified by the U.S. Department of Transportation, to serve as our alcohol and drug testing program coordinator. Our commitment to a drug/ alcohol -free workplace is evidenced by the random testing conducted for all our drivers. Twice a month, Health First randomly selects employees to be tested. They notify us of the employee names, and we dispatch the drivers directly to the Health First Clinic for testing (providing back-up drivers to fill in Exhibit 6 596

during the testing). Also, any employee thought to be working under the influence of alcohol or drugs is immediately removed from performing any further duties and sent to our medical clinic for confirmation testing. If a driver receives a positive drug/alcohol test or refuses to take a drug/ alcohol test, they are immediately terminated.

AM -PM TOWING also participates in the DMV driver pull notice program. When a driver is hired, they are added to the DMV pull notice program which allows us to monitor their driving record. This program provides the driver' s driving record at time of initial employment. An update of each driver' s record is provided once a year, or whenever there has been a change. Whenever we receive a DMV notice of a change to a driver's record, the notice must be reviewed and initiated by the manager. In this way, we ensure that no drivers are a liability to the company or a hazard to the public.

Depending on the violation, appropriate action is taken (for example, if a driver has received a DUI, they are immediately pulled off duty). If a driver has a moving violation, this is investigated, and we confer with our insurance company. If a driver has more than three violations, they are not allowed to drive.

Because the DMV pull notice program may take up to 10 days to provide information, we also maintain a contract with a company called Samba who assists us in expediting a 24- hour turn around for complete driving records and notification of any change in driver records. They also email us notification when the driver' s license is expiring.

Samba maintains the record -keeping database, which AM -PM Towing can access remotely at any time.

All employees are also issued uniforms that meet safety regulations. AM -PM Towing' s employee uniform consists of blue pants with reflective tape, a blue button-down shirt, a Safety Vest, steel -toed boots, and a Plastic ID badge with a photo ID. Employees are not allowed to work without the proper uniform and ID badge, and employees who are no longer employed by AM -PM Towing are required to turn in their uniforms and badges immediately upon termination.

Safety and Compliance - Vehicles and Equipment
AM -PM Towing is committed to providing safe, reliable tow equipment and the highest level of service to the motoring public. Our drivers perform a daily vehicle inspection which is reviewed by the Lead Driver before the vehicles start their shift. If the manager identifies a truck that needs body work, supplies or a wash, he will immediately send that truck for repairs, a wash or will re -stock, and will deploy a backup truck if necessary, to ensure there is no lag in service. In addition, each truck receives a weekly inspection. During this weekly inspection, mileage is logged, and equipment is reviewed. In addition to restocking any equipment, the trucks are given a safety review to make sure the trucks are properly maintained, including a check of tires and lights.

Finally, we use an outside vendor to conduct a 90 -day BIT inspection, where each truck receives a comprehensive inspection and maintenance review, including engine, brakes, suspension, lights, tires (removed from truck and inspected), belts, hoses, cables, and all equipment. We maintain records of inspections for each tow vehicle on site at our facility.

Exhibit 6 597

We have an adequate supply of back-up vehicles so that if a driver or manager observes something missing from a truck, or needs maintenance, we can pull that truck immediately and send it to our shop for parts or repair without any disruption in service.

AM -PM Towing has access to Hadley's Tow own 4,000 square foot parts department which stocks every item that is required to equip a tow truck, minimizing " downtime" for vehicles undergoing maintenance. We stock dealer, factory parts ensuring top quality and warranties. Our trucks also meet regulatory compliance.

Radio Equipment
AM -PM Towing has two-way Kenwood radios installed in all tow trucks from which our drivers are able to talk on a real- time basis, live with the base at the facility. AM -PM Towing maintains our own frequency so that there are no disruptions, and no one can listen in on the calls. All of AM -PM Towing's vehicles are also equipped with two-way messaging (MDT) with which they can communicate with the Dispatch Center. All vehicles are also furnished with a GPS locating system we use Teletrac). This allows dispatch staff and the operations manager to identify where the trucks are at all times.

Teletrac' s templates make it efficient for a driver to indicate the status of service. For example, when a driver arrives on the scene of a tow, he doesn't have to enter the full text "I arrived," but rather can enter a short code attached to the template alerting dispatch that the driver has arrived. If a driver does need to document activity at the scene, they are able to type a full paragraph into Teletrac.

Business Office
AM -PM Towing proposes to provide administrative duties associated with this contract out of our Bell Gardens office. As noted, this facility has both a yard and business office space that completes all the administrative functions, locally, as required to tow, conduct intake, store, and release vehicles. We commit to staff the business office during the normal business hours with an employee(s) who has the authority to conduct business and release vehicles. Our Whittier office is able to provide any additional administrative functions as needed to support the Bell Gardens yard and office.

Exhibit 6 598

ATTACHMENTS
Exhibit 6 599

CITY OF BELL GARDENS • Business License Certificate
The party shown Is granted this certificate pursuant to License and Permit Provisions on the Municipal Code. This is not an endorsement of the activity, nor certification of compliance with other laws,
BUSINESS NAME:

BUSINESS LOCATION:

BUSINESS OWNER:

Hirad Inc Am -pm Towinglrp
7535 Scout Ave
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Karim Hassan

HIRAD INC AM -PM TOWING/RP
7535 SCOUT AVE
BELL GARDENS, CA 90201
Municipal Code Sec. 5.08.230
License Number: 00014731
Expiration Date: October 31, 2024
By
, CITY OF BELL GARDENS
7100 Garfield Avenue
' Bell Gardens, CA 90201
(562)806.7700

RECEIPT FOR

PAYMENT

IMPORTANT
This Information Is
confidential
Please fold on dotted line
before posting.
1-J
Total Paid:
$529.00
Exhibit 6 600

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TOW SERVICE AGREEMENT
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guidelines, dctennined by the
Ernst Los Angeles Arm for the
Addendum, will be strictly
riot; the Area commanders i determine the n
able s, tuininium number of trucks, and any ep
Est Lois Angeles Are* Addendum to Cement I, Section R:
'tiatsimu,sra response time ls)r
Class 1 (light duty) tow trucks 20 minutes
Class It (medium duty) tow trucks - 2O minutes
Class C (heavy duty) tow trucks - 30 minutes
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C t s (super h y duty, tow trucks - 30 minutes
'Me 10W apcn tor's ier yc is pprov :Owing and storage
Esc line for the is F tors a nahie rates, These rates shalt c of all other submitted rates in each class category ry. If rate gull to the Los ngeles Police I rpartmne st, 'Official Police c rates increase the rates used for this sgreement ma' be ems° guidelines%
Exhibit 6 601

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TOW SERVICE AGREEMENT
Effective lily 1, 2024- tunic 30, 2025
Lea AnEcks Arta Adclen n
(Rev, O$ 24)
Element 1, Section B (Cantinuedt:

Minim um number of trucks: A total of five trucks alt: required (one of which shall be a car carrier). Two ttucks (one of which shall be a car cattier) and tw drivers must be available for 24 -hour response. In the event an operator falls below the required five total trucks for more than seven calendar days, due to engine failure or a collision, the operator shall notify the Area commander within 48 hours.

Eicmrot1, Section C:
"An operator shall have a business office and storage yard located within the district they serve, unless this requirement is waived by an addendwn, with justification, from the Area commimdc in order to meet specific Area needs." East Los Angeles Arca Addendum to Element 1, Section C:

Rased on the specific needs ofthc East Los Angeles Arca, the Arca commander may provide a wadvcrto an out of area tow operator in order to fulfill thc needs of a particular type of tow uuck which may not otherwise be available to thc Area.

Also, the Arca commander may allow an out of arca tow operator for c tow districts in areas of poor response times, and/or heavy congestion is present. 1 o meet thc specific Arca needs, the Arca commander has established a Maximum Radius distance range, from thclocation of a business office, to within the tow districts an operator may provide service for.

Maximum Radius:

Class A (light duty) — 6 miles
Class B (medium duty) — 6 miles
Class C (heavy duty) — 10 miles
Class D (heavy duty) — None
Radius for this requirement shall be m from the business office. The radius shall cover a minimum of 75% of a tow district (zone) in order to be eligible for that specific beat. Distance will be determined using the Thomas Bro , map of the Los Angeles Area, and will be m in a straight line. 2 Exhibit 6 602

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state ofC l t rnia
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TOW SERVICE AGREEMENT
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East Los Angeles A,reu Addendum to Element
Tow operators who have a secoraa
Angeles Area, shall only be asstg
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districts that fall within the guidelines,
Angeles Area Addendum to Element 3, Section EQ
Affil a perrators shall provide updated topie of 'Employer Pull Notice reports to the l t s Ang,eles Area. The updated copies shall be forwarded to the ; 1 Angeles Area within 30 calendar days of the expiration or hire date.

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Angeles Ar a Addendum to Element 6, 'caftan f. r
'or may dispatch more than one truck to a multiple vehicle ctallisioni but not he any additional charges for any personnel or cquapttcnt that was to :its the re uiml scMcclsl.
heir employee shall release personal property from a vehicle reds"imps, ended by CHI) at the request ache vehicles
agent pursuant to Sections 22851 (h) and °2265 L07 ea; C ." East Lo* Angeles Area Addendum to E,kmc rt 7, Section I:
l lrc last Los Angeles Area cotnrnarxder lois determined the proper safe prticedurris for all tow companies rr huh. are as follows:

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In addition to driers being. required to complete and sign the CR? 230, nit employees ire required to cotdplete aCiy 134 Examples: Managers, clerks, rttech lc, dispatchers,
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Exhibit 6 607

TOW COMPANY INFORMATION

LOS ANGELES REGIONAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTER

COMPANY NAME

ADDRESS
Hirad Inc. DBA Am -Pm Towing
7535 Scout Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201

ADDRESS OF SECONDARY STORAGE YARD IF APPLICABLE
N/A

PUBLIC NUMBER

PRIMARY CONFIDENTIAL

TELPHONE NUMBERS
(562) 806-5800
(562) 806-5800

EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON MARK HASSSN
EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER (562) 824-9759

TOW TRUCK CATEGORY
(CHECK ALL APPLICABLE)
C3 CLASS A (LIGHT DUTY)

O CLASS B (MEDIUM DUTY)

O CLASS C (HEAVY DUTY) O CLASS D (SALVAGE RECOVERY OPERATIONS)

O MOUNTAIN ROAD RECOVERY OPERATIONS
„„

FINANCIAL TERMS
Ca CASH O CHECK WITH I.D. Ca VISA Ca MASTERCARD
Ca AMERICAN EXPERESS O DISCOVER
Exhibit 6 608

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Storage Fie (Outside
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Misc. Charges
Agency Name:.,
Towing gates:�
Flatbed Rate:

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Flatbed Ranee
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Misc.. Charges (Speci
Agency Name:

Towing Rates:,„„„
Flatbed Rate;
Storage Fee (
Gate Fee:

Misc. Charges (specify):
ontact Person: Officer Garc
eage Change: . .

Dolly Charge:

Storage Fee (Inside):

Labor Rate:

Contact Person:

Mileage Charge:

Dolly Charge: _
Storage Fee (Inside) .. w.....

La ir Rate:

C tact Person:

Mileage Charge:

Dolly Charge:

Storms Fee (Inside)
Labor Rate:

Contact Person:

Mileage Charge:

Dolly Charge:

Storage Fee (Inside):

Labor Rate:_
1 CERTIFY THAT THE ISFORMAT1ON LISTED IS TRUE TO THE ..EST (W MY KNOWI EDGE.

ATE; 5/2/2024
609
Exhibit 6

OWNER
NAME — Karim Hassan
PHONE NUMBER — (562) 879-7906
EMAIL — [email protected]

MANAGER
NAME — Mark Hassan
PHONE NUMBER — (562) 824-9759 EMAIL — [email protected] Please include the best contact number and email for your position. These numbers and emails will be used in the event we have to contact you for an urgent matter.

Exhibit 6 610

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OH CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

ROTATION TOW LISTING APPLICATION
CHP 234A (Rev. 3-15) OPI 061

TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY

CHP AREA

CHP AREA OF APPLICATION

EAST LOS ANGELES

BUSINESS NAME
Hirad Inc DBA AM -PM Towing

BUSINESS
CHIP AREA NUMB€R
535

CRP AREA NAME
East Los Angeles

DAY PHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA CODE
(562) 806-5800

BUSINESS ADDRESS
7535 Scout Avenue Bell Gardens, CA 90201

BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESS IF DIFFERENT THAN ABOVE

NUMBER OF YEARS IN TOWING BUSINESS
37 AUTOMOBILE CLUB AFFILIATE(S)
ACSC

NIGHT PHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA CODE)
(562) 806-5800

HAVE YOU OR ANYONE FINANCIALLY INVOLVED WITH YOUR COMPANY EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF ANY CRIME INVOLVING STOLEN OR EMBEZZLED VEHICLES,

FRAUD RELATED TO THE TOWING BUSINESS, STOLEN OR EMBEZZLED PROPERTY, CRIMES OF VIOLENCE, SEXUAL CRIMES, DRUG RELATED OFFENSES, FELONY DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUGS, MISDEMEANOR DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL. AND/OR DRUGS WHILE INVOLVED IN A CHP ROTATION TOW CALL, OR MORAL. TURPITUDE? YES NO

VEHICLE STORAGE

PRIMARY STORAGE YARD ADDRESS
7535 Scout Avenue Bell Gardens, CA 90201
O OWNED 0 LEASED O RENTED

SECONDARY STORAGE YARD ADDRESS

ADDITIONAL STORAGE YARD ADDRESS

OUTSIDE STORAGE CAPACITY
20 OWNED LEASED 0 RENTED
O OWNED O LEASED 0 RENTED

INSIDE STORAGE CAPACITY
0 FINANCIAL INTEREST
LEGAL OWNER (IF FIRM, COMPANY: ASSOCIATION OR CORPORATION, LIST ALL PERSONS HAVING FINANCIAL NiI EREST) Karim Hassan, Abbas, Shams and Gloria J. TRS Shams Family Trust DO YOU HAVE ANY FINANCIAL INTEREST IN ANY OTHER TOW COMPANY WITHIN THE LOCAL IF YES, LIST THE TOW COMPANY(S); CHP AREA? 0 YES R1 NO

DOES ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY (RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE) OPERATE ANOTHER TOW SERVICE IN THE LOCAL CHP AREA1 YES NO

IF YES, HST THE O I HER CHP AREA(S)'

ARE YOU CURRENTLY ON ROTATION OR APPLYING FOR ROTATION WITHIN ANY OTHER CHP AREA? O YES 0 NO
DO YOU SHARE ANY I-Aell iTIES WITH ANY OTHER TOW COMPANY? ® YES E NO
Class A

HOURLY RATE

INSIDE STORAGE

LABOR (NONSKILLED)

SPECIAL EQUIPMENT (LIST)
RENTAL/SKILLED LABOR MARKUP (%)

IF YES, LIST THE OTHER CHP AREA(S)'
IF YES, LIS I THE OTHER TOW COMPANY(S):

RATES
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IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must have ADDITIONAL INSURED provisions or be endorsed.

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310 Washington Blvd Ste 503
Marina Del Rey CA 90292
INSURED HIRAD INC.

DBA: AMPM TOIWNG
7535 SCOUT AVE

BELL GARDENS
CA 90201

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6 46
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9/30/24
8 48
4 2
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F-550 26182V1
1 FDUF5GY5CEB62184
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9 50
5 2
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17 UNIT #
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1 18
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19 44
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Exhibit 6
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TOW TRUCK INSPECTION GUIDE
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CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE REQUIREMENTS
40*
Cream totl/ca?or
T,ao. Lamps
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Vsem:` Ltr Tarp Fwl rwn Safety
Tow 54esli A:ssryrr'N (Check 1yr tort inner tubas)
4000 C
2440C/ CVC
24408 CVC
246.O0 CVC
24W 1 +" VC
24603 CVC
24605 CVC
2464)6 CVC
24O7 CVC
24608 CVC
24951 (VC
25100 CV
25253
25300
Shop to Truck Crrermr.r'ocattons (Cell phor+es 2 -way ra Approveo Fuel Contaorsers (Class -es A and Bt 4 (-arrrwrl Boos.er Battery or Hot Boa
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STATE OE CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

TOW TRUCK INSPECTION GUIDE
Clip 234B (Rev. 5-17) OPI 061
TOW TRUCK EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS (By Class
P
F
Minimum 14,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Sling '"Minimum" 8,000 Pounds (if equipped)
4 -Ton Boom Rating
Tow Chains "Minimum"' 5116" Grade 70 with J/T Hooks
One 4 -Ton Snatch Block
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/16" Alloy or OEM Specifications Tow Dolly (with wheel tie down straps)
Wheel Litt Rating - Extended 3,000 Pounds
Steering Wheel ecurement Device
Two (2) Crossbeams, (1) 4"X4"X60" and (1) 4"X4"X46" nirrlurn ) 100 318" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications

CI ASS A CAR CARRIER
Minimum 19,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5116" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets 50' 315" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
Loading Bridle with JIT Hooks
- - - Ct_ASS-A CAR CARRIER TWO VEHICLE _ - -
Minimum 23,500 Pound GVWR Chessis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps wlRatchets Loading Bridle with J/"T Hooks
2 Safety Chains 5116" Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps - Towed Veh 50 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
Alloy/OEM Spec Wheel Straps - Towed Vehicle
C%ASS E
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Axle Coy Caps
16 -Ton Boom Rating
Truck HitchiTow Bar with 7000 Pound Rating (if equipped) 1517' 7/16" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or ©EM Specifications
Two (2) - 4"x6"x48" rossbeams (minimurrt)
Sa fety Chains 1/2" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Tow Chains "Minimurrr"' 1/2" Grade 70 with JT Hooks
Two 8 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Wheel Lift Rating -10,000 Pounds Retracted / 6,000 Pounds Extended Air Brakes or Hydraulic W/Air Hookup Package
Under LiftlFork Adapter e-Down Straps or Chains
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securer en t Device
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)

CLASS B CAR CARRIER
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
2 Safety Chains = 6/16" Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps for Towed Vehicle Loading Bridle with J/T Hooks
Adequate Cross Beams or Ramping Material
Steering Wheel Securement Device
CL ASSs C
Minirrium 52,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
25 -Ton Boom Rating
Two (2) 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
200" 5/8" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 25,000 Pounds / 12,1}b0 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Under Lift/Fork Adapters w/Tie-Down Straps or Chains
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Covers/Caps
Tow Sling 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
CLASS`D I
Minimum 54,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
35 -Ton Boom Rating
Two (2) 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
250' 3/4" 5x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 32,000 Pounds /16,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fillings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Tow Sling with 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Cover/Caps
Under Lift / Fork Adapters wrflo Down Straps or Chains
MAXIMUM LIFTING CAPACITY (MLC) CALCULATIONS (Refer t© HPM 81.2, Chapter 7, Annex B)

FRONT ABLE WEIGHT (FAWI, UNLADEN
WHEEL AS (we), IN INCHES
OVER HANG (OH), IN INC#1ES -. .

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DRIVERJVEHICLE EXAMINATION REPORT
Inspect 1.130.8745
California Highway Patrol
4111 North Central Avenue, #410
Glendale, CA 91203
Phone: (323) 644-9557
internationally Accredited Agency CHP407E/343A
Carrier: HIRAD INe
DBA: AM -PM TOW NG
7535 SCOUT AVE
BELL GARDENS, A, 90201
USDOT: 2655479 Phone#: (562)805-5800
MC/MX#: l=ax#: (562)806-5860
State#: 162256
Location: EL MON i E
Highway: SANTA NITA AVE
County: LOS ANGELES
Email:

Report Number: CAUDB7008821
Inspection Date: 04/03/2024
Start: 9:54 AM PT End: 10;25 AM PT
inspection Level: I - Full
HM Inspection Type: None
Driver: MAGANA, SERGIO
License#: A6742890
Date of Birth: 09/30/1972
CoDrive'r:

License#:

Date of Birth:

Milepost: Shipper: N/A
Origin: BELL,CA
Destination: ELF MONTE,CA
State: CA
State:

Bill of Lading: N/A
Cargo: OTHER
VEHICLE IDENTle CATION
Unit Make Ye r ataX Bate
1 TR RAM 20 2 CA 84242€1
Equipment -ID , SWAN CVSA Existing
52 3C7WDMDL5CC116050 26000
33837352 -

BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS
Axle # 1 2
Right N/A N/A
Left N/A N/A
Chamber HYDR HYDR
VIOLATIONS:No v
olations were discovered
HazMat: No HM tr
nsported
Placard: Cargo Tank:

Special Checks: o data for special checks
State Information
Beat/Sub Area: 85
Regulated Vehicle: Y; Pre -Cleared Vehicle: N; Veh #1 Type: 55

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HI HWAY PATROL

TOW TRUCK INSP CTION GUIDE
CHP 2348 (Rev. 5-17) CPI

AREA NUMBER
535
COMPA
AM '
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M TOWING

CA NUMBER
0162256

DOT NUMBER
265579
LEGEND
P = Pass F = Fail
YEAR
2018
MAKE I
HrNs
MODEL
195

LICENSE NUMBER
89850K2
VIN
JHH M2H6JK005874
GVWR
20000
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CONVENTIONAL UNDERLIFT "'TRUCKHITCH ®WHEEL LIFT ® CAR CARRIER F

REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL CLASSES

CALIFORNIA VEHICLE
-
CODE
P
iF

REQUIREMENTS
P
F

1. . .

Current Registrat
on 4000 CVC
Parking Brake 26451 CVC
Headli.hts I
24400 CVC
Windshield 26700 CVC
Beam indicator
24408 CVC
Windshield Wipers 26706 CVC
Tall Lam =s !
24600 CVC
Mirrors 26709 CVC
License Plate La'
24601 CVC C
24603 CVC
Horn
Exhaust System
27000 CVC
S p
to Lamps I
--- -
27150 CVC
Extension Lights)
24605 CVC
Fuel Cap 27155 CVC
Backup La mps 1969
24606 CVC
Tire Tread 27465 CVC
Reflectors, Rear
24607 CVC
Fenders/Mud Guards 27600 CVC
Reflectors, Front
= nd Side (1968+) 24608 CVC
Bream 27700 CVC
Tum ig_nals I
24951 CVC
Shovel. 27700 CVC
tlearancc La rs
X80" Wide 25100 CVC
Fire Extin uisher 4B C Rating 27700 CVC
Amber Warning
fights 25253 CVC
Safety Chains 29004 CVC
Wamin- Devices
Refiectcrs 25300 CVC
Signs 27907 CVC
Service Brakes I
26311 CVC

SERVICE AND OTHER EQUIPMENT
Flashlight I
Hydraulic Jack
Tire Changing Equipment
Wrecking Bar (L'
rqe Pry Bar)
Six (6) 30 -Minute
Flares or 6 Reflector red Cones, Min. 12 Ht.

Rubber Mailot / Hub Cap Tool (Classes A and B)
Trash Cans & At
orbent (4 Gallon Minimum
Lockout Tools (Classes A and B)
Shop Rags or Pa
er Towels
Motorcycle Straps (Class A)
Shop to Truck C
mmunications (Cell phones / 2 -way radio)
Sledge Hammer (Classes B, C, and D)
Approved Fuel C
ntainer (Classes A and B) ii carried
Tool Kit
Booster Battery '
r Hot Box
Reflective Safety Attire

TOWING EQUIPMENT
Manufacturer Rd
ing Plates
Wrecker Controls
Controls Labeled
Throttle Control (If Equipped)
Wrecker Boom A
serrlbly
Hydraulic Rams, Hoses, Valves
Wheel Lift Asse-'
bly
Cable Shoves
Bod and Towin €
Equipment Mounting Bolts
Recovery Chain
Winch Rating: I
Boom Capacity:

WHEEL LIf
Pivot Pin I
L" Arms_
Wheel Lift Tie Dawn Safety Straps or Chains
Claw
CONVENTIONAL ,₹
s es
Asserr(bIy (Check for bent tube
_ }
_I Sling Pads
Tow Sling
1 CAR CARRIER
Carrier Bed Frarre
Bed Safety Lock
Bed Hinges I
Slide Pads
Loading Bridle I

COMMENTS
I
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INSPECTED BY (NAME & 1,D. NUMBER)
DATE

TOW OPERATOR'S SIGNATURE
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

TOW TRUCK INSPECTION GUIDE
CHP 2346 (Rev. 5=17) OPI 06
TOW:TRUCK EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS {By Class

CLASS A
P
F
P
F
Minimum 14.000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Sling "Minimum" 3,000 Pounds (if equipped)
4 -Ton Boom Rating
Tow Chains "Minimum" 5/16" Grade 70 with J/T Hooks
One 4 -Ton Snatch Block
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/16" All© or OEM Specifications
Tow Dolly (with wheel tie down straps)
Wheel Lift Rating - Extended 3,000 Pounds
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Two (2) Crossbeams, (1) 4"X4"X60" and (1) 4"X4"X46"(Minimum) 100' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rene or OEM Specifications

CLASS A CAR

CARRIER
Minimum 19,000 Pound GttWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Strap Ratchets 50' 316" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
Loading Brid with J/T Hooks

CLASS A CAR
Minimum 23,500 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets Loading Bridle with J/T Hooks
2 Safety Chains 5/16" AlOEM Spec & he Straps - Towed Veh x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
A oy/OEM Spec Wheel Straps - Towed Vehicle
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Axle Covers /Caps
16 -Ton Boom Rating
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar with 7,000 Pound Rating (if equipped) 150' 7/16" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Two (2) = 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (minimum)
Safety Chains 1/2" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Tow Chains "Minimum" 1f2"' Grade 70 with JT Hooks
Tiro 8 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Wheel Lift Rating_- 10,000 Pounds Retracted / 8,000 Pounds Extended Air Brakes or Hydraulic W/Air Hookup Package
Linder I_ift/Fork Adapters ie-Down Straps or Chains
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
P CAR P`SRRI�R:

Minimum 33000 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5116" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
2 Safety Chains = 5/16$ Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Strap s for Towed Vehicle Loading Bridle with J1T Nooks
Adequate Cross Beams or Ramping Material
Steering Wheel Securement Device

CLASS C -- - I
M
Minimum 52,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
25 -Ton Boom Rating
Two '2) 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
200' 5/8" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM. Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 25,000 Pounds / 12,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Under Li/Fork Adapters w/Tie-Down Strap s or Chains
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Covers/Caps
Tow Sling 12,000 Pound Ratin _ (if equipped)
ss'In
Minimum 54,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
35 -Ton Boom Rating
Two (2) 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
250' 3/4" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/S" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 32,000 Pounds/16,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Tow Sling with 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
A
Axle Cover/Caps
U
Under Lift / Fork Adapters w/'Tie-Down Straps or Chains FRONT AX WEIGHT {FA
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UM LIFTING CAPACITY (MLC) CALCULATIONS (Refer to RPM 81.2, Chapter T, Annex B

UNLADEN
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BY OH:

OVER HANG (O
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VEHICLE EXAMINATION REPORT Inspect 1.130.8745
California
411
Glg
Phne:

Intl
Highway Patrol
North Central Avenue,
dale, CA 91203
(323) 644-9557
nationally Accredited
Report Number: CAUDB7008823
14 Inspection Date: 04/0312024
Starr: 10.09 AM PT End: 10:41 AM PT
j Inspection Level; I - Full
Agency CHP407F/343A HM Inspection Type: None
Carrier: HIRAD INC
DBA: AM -PM TCW.NG
7535 SCOUT AVE

BELL GARDENS, CA,
USDOT: 2655479
MC/MX#:

State#: 162256
Location: EL MONTE
Highway: SANTA ANITA
County: LOS ANC
Email:
90201
Phone#: (562)806-5800
Fax#: (562)806-5860
AVE
LES
Driver: TOLEDOCARRENO, LUIS R
License#: Y2246833 State: CA
Date of birth: 02/07/1965
CoDriver:

License#: State:

Date of Birth:

Milepost: Shipper: N/A
Origin: BELL,CA Bill of Lading: N/A
Destination: EL MONTE,CA Cargo: OTHER
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VEHICLE IDENTIFI
Unit Ty E
CATION
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BRAKE ADJUST-_
Axle # 1
ENTS
2 Right N/A
Left N/A
Chamber HYDR
N/A
N/A
HYDR
VIOLATIONS:No v
olations were discoverer
Placard: Cargo Tank:

HazMat: No HM tr
nsported
Special Checks:
4 data for special checks
State Information
Beat/Sub Area: 85
; Regulated Vehicle: Y;
Pre -Cleared Vehicle: N; Veil #1 Type: 55
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Copy Received:

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA

TOW TRUCK INSP
CHP 234B (Rev. 5-17)
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0PI

HWAY PATROL

CTION GUIDE
69 I

AREA NUMBER
535
CDMP=-
AM '
Y
TOWING
MODEL
195

LICENSE NUMBER
80893R2

CA NUMBER
0162256
VIN
FIHSDM2HIKK009530

DOT NUMBER
265579
LEGEND
P A Pass P = Fait
YEAR
2019
MAKE (
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GVWR
20000
EQUIP M-NTTYPE(CHECKAPPROPRIATEl
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REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL CLASSES

CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE REQUIREMENTS
P
F
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P
IF
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Current Rogistraton
4000 CVC
i
Parking Brake
26451 CVC
Headlights
24400 CVC
r
Windshield
26700 CVC
B
Beam Indicator
I
24408 CVC
i
Windshield Wipers
26706 CVC
Tail Lamps
1 24600 CVC
I
Mirrors
26709 CVC
License Plate
La
p 24601 CVC
Hom
27000 CVC
Sto Lam::

I
24603 CVC
Exhaust System
27150 CVC
Extension
Lights)
24605 CVC
Fuel Cap
27155 CVC -
Backup Lamps
(1
69+) 24606 CVC
Tire Treed
27465 CVC
Reflectors,
Rear I
24607 CVC
i
Fenders/Mud Guards
27600 CVC
Reflectors,
Frentl
nd Side (1968+) 24608 CVC
i
Broom
27700 CVC
Turn Si nals
24951 CVC
I
Shovel
27700 CVC
C
Clearance
Lam
X80` Wide 25100 CVC
i
Fire Ex in uisher
46 C Rating
27700 CVC
Amber blaming
`
ghts 25253 CVC
I
Safety Chains
29004 CVC
Waming Devicea
Reflectors 25300 CVC
i
Signs
27907 CVC
Service Brakes
I
2631'1 CVC
''_ SERVICE AND OTHER EQUIPMENT
Flashlight
I
I
Hydraulic Jack
Wrecking
Bar (Large
Pry Bar)
Tire Changing
Equipment
Six (6) 30 -Minute
Flares or 6 Reflectorizod Cones Min. 12" Ht,
I
Rubber Mallet /
Hub Cap Tool (Classes
A and B)
Trash Cans
& Absorbent
(4 Gallon Minimum)
i
Lockout Tools (Classes
A and B)
Shop Rags
or Paper
Towels
I
I
Motorcycle Straps
(Class A)
Shop to Truck
Communications
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Booster Battery
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Hydraulic Rams,
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Wheel Lift
Assenbly
Cable Sheaves
Body and
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Equipment Mounting Bolts
Recovery Chain
Winch Rating:

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DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

TOW TRUCK INSPECTION GUIDE
CHP 234E (Rev. 5-17) CPI 061
TOW'TRUCK EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS (By Class)

CLASS A
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Minimum 14,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Taw Sling Minimum" 3,000 Pounds (if equipped
4 -Ton Boom Rating
Tow Chains "Minimum" 5116" Grade 70 with J/TT Hooks
One 4 -Ton Snatch Block
'Two (2) Safety Chains 5/16" Alloy or OEM Specifications Tow Dolly (with wheel tie down straps)
Wheel Lift Rating - Extended 3,000 Pounds
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Two (2) Crossbeams, (1) 4"X4"X60" and (1) 4"X4"X48""(Minimum) 100` 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Minimum 19,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
4 Safety Chains 5116' Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Matdrial
Loading Bridle with J!T Hooks
.- - - CLASS A CAR CARRIER
Minimum 23,500 Pound GVWR Chassis
TWO

VEHICLE
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets Loading Bridle with J/T Hooks
2 Setety Chains 5/16" Alloy/OEM Spec heel Straps - Towed Veh 50' 318" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps - Towed. Vehicle
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
CLASS
l
M
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
16 -Ton Boom Rating
Axle Covers/Caps
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar with 7,000 Pound Rating (if equipped) 150' 7/16" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Two (2) - 4"x6"x46" Crossbeams (minirnum)
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Safety Chains 1/2" Alloy or OEM Specifications

Tow Chains "Minimum" 112" Grade 70 with JT Hooks
Wheel Lift Rating -10,000 Pounds Retracted /8,00D Pounds Extended Two 8 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Air Brakes or Hydraulic W/Air Hookup Package
Under Lift/Fork Adapters w/Tie-Down Straps or Chains
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety TieDown Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chess is
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50' 318" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
4 Safety Chains 5116" Grade 70 or QEM Specifications
2 Safety Chains = 5/16" JJoy/QEM Spe heel Straps for Towed Vehicle Loading Bridle with JIT Hooke
Adequate Cross Beams or Rarriping Material
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Minimum 52,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
25 -Ton Boorn Rating
Two (2) 4x6"x48 " Crossbeams (Minimum)
Plntle Hook
200' 5/8" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Ali© or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 25,000 Pounds / 12,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Packa
Under Lift/Fork Adapters w/Tie-Down Straps or Chains
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and t=idings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Truck Hitch ow Bar 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Covers/Caps
Tow Sling 12.000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
( CLASS D
Minimum 54,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
Two 2) 4x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
35 -Ton Boom Rating
250' 3/4" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
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Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating = 32,000 Pounds l 16,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
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Tow Sting with 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Cover/Caps
Under Lift / Fork Adapters w/Tie-Down Straps or Chains
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Date of Sing,
Report Number: CAL/DB7C1158822
InSpea tiara Date: O41O12O24
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DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

TOW TRUCK INSPECTION GUIDE
CHP 234B (Rev. 5-17) OPI061
TOW TRUCK EQUI MENT PECIFICATICN (By Class)

CLASS A
P
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P
F
Minimum 14,0.00 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow sling "Minimum" 3,000 Pounds (if equipped)
4 -Ton Boom Rating
Tow Chain "Minimum" 5116" Grade 70 with J/T Hooks
One 4 -Ton Snatch Block
Two {2) Safety Chains 6" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Tow Dolly (with wheel tie down straps)
Wheel Lift Rating - Extended 3,000 Pounds
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Two (2) Crossbeams, (1) 4"X4"X60" and (1) 4"X4"X48"(Mire mum) 100' 318" 6x 19 Wire Rope or OEM S. ecifcations
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Minimum 19,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
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Loading Bridle with J/ Hooks

CLASS A CAR CARRIER
TWO VEHICLE •. - - . '
Minimum 23,500 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5116" Grade 70 or Rated. Nylon Straps w/Ratchets Loading Bridle with J/T Hooks
2 Safety Chains 5/16" Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps -Towed Veh 50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps - Towed Vehicle
CLASS 6 l
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Axle Covers/Caps
Truck Hite ow Bar with 7,000 Pound Rating (if equipped) 16 -Ton Boom Rating
150' 7/16" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or 0€M Specifications
Two (2) 4x6"x48" Crossbeams {minimum)
Safety Chains 1/2" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Tow Chains "Minimum" 1/2" Grade 70 with JT Hooks
Two 8 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Wheel Lift Rating = 10,000 Pounds Retracted / 8,00D Pounds Extended Air Brakes or Hydraulic W/Air Hookup Package
Under Lift/Fork Adapters w£1'ie-Down Straps or Chains
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
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Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5196" Orade`70 or OEM Specifications
50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
2 Safety Chains = 5/16" Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps for Towed Vehicle Loading Bridle with JIT Hooks
Adequate Cross Beams or Ramping Material
Steering Wheel Securement Device

CLASS C
Minimum 52,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
25 -Ton Boom Rating
Two (2) 4'x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
200' 5/8" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 25,000 Pounds / 12,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Under Lift/Fork Adapters Wile -Down Straps or Chains
Air Brakes W/AIr Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Covers/Caps
Tow Sling 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)'
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Minimum 54,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
35 -Ton Boom Rating
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Speeifcatons
Two (2) 4x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
250' 3/4" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintie Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating = 32,000 Pounds 116,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Truck Hite h/ fow Bar 20,000 Pound Rating (it equipped) Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Andes Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steerfng Wheel Securement Device
Tow Sling with 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Cover/Caps
Under Litt / Fork Adaptors ie-town Stra is or Chains
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ndale, CA 91203
ne: (323) 644-9557
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Report Number: CAUDB7008831
Inspection Date; 04/04/2024
Start: 9:20 AM PT End: 9:50 AM PT
Inspection Level: I - Fuil
HM Inspection Type: None
Carrier: HIRAD IN
DBA: AM -PM TOVI(ING
7535 SCOUT AVE

BELL GARDENS,
USDOT: 2655479
MCIMX#:

State#: 162256
Location: EL MON E
Highway: SANTA NITA AVE
County: LOS ANG LES
Email:

VEHICLE IDENTIF CATION
Type Make
1 TR FORD 20' 3 CA 79469M3

BRAKE ADJUSTM
Axle # 1
Right N/A
Left N/A
Chamber HYDR
-NTS
2 N/A
N/A
YDR
A, 90201
Phone#: (562)806-5800
Fax#:(562)806-5860
Driver: FLORES, JORGE
License#: 8686848
Date of Birth: 02/24/1975
Co©river:

License#:

Date of Birth:

Milepost; Shipper: N/A
Origin: BELL,CA
Destination: EL MONTE,CA
Bill of Lading: N/A
Cargo: OTHER
State: CA
State
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CVSA #
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VIOLATIONS:No v olations were discovered
HazMat: No HM
nsported
Placard:

Cargo Tank:

Special Checks: No data for special checks
State Information:

Beat/Sub Area: 859; Regulated Vehicle: Y Fire -Cleared Vehicle: N Veh #1 Type: 55 Re -op rt € repa
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ID/Badge #:
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JORGE FLORES
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02655479 CA CAUOB7008831

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HI -

TOW TRUCK INSP
CHP 234B (Rev. 5-17) CPI 061

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AREA NUMBER
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CA NUMBER
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DOT NUMBER
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YEAR
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LICENSE NUMBER i
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VIN
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REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL CLASSES

CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE REQUIREMENTS
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4000 CVC
Parking Brake 26451 CVC
Headlights
24400 CVC
Windshield 26700 CVC

B
Beam Indicator I
24408 CVC
Windshield Wipers 26706 CVC
Tait Lamps i
24600 CVC
Mirrors 26709 CVC
License Plate Lari-ip
24601 CVC
Hom 27000 CVC
Stop Larnps I
24603 CVC
Exhaust System 27150 CVC
Extension Lights I
24605 CVC
Fuel Cap 27955 CVC
Backup Lamps (1169#)
24606 CVC
I
Tire Tread 27465 CVC
Reflectors, Rear I
24607 CVC
FendersfMud Guards 27600 CVC
Reflectors, Front end
Side (1968+) 24608 CVC
Broom 27700 CVC
Turn Signals I
24951 CVC
Shovel 27700 CVC
Clearance Lamps"
>60" Wide) 25 CVC
Fire Extinguisher 4B, C Rating 27700 CVC
Amber Warning Li
hts 25253 CVC
Safety Chains 29004 CVC
Wamin Devices
Reflectors) 25300 CVC
,
Signs 27907 CVC

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Se p Brakes l
26311 CVC
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SERVICE AND OTHER EQUIPMENT
Flashlight I
Hydraulic Jack
Wrecking Ber (Lace
Pry Bari
Tire Changing Equipment
Six (6) 30 -Minute
Flares or 6 Reflectorized Cones, Min. 12" Ht.

Rubber Mallet/ Hub Cap Tool (Classes A and l3)
Trash Cans & Absbrbent
(4 Gallon Minimum)
Lockout Tools (Classes A and B)
Sho- Rags or Pa
r Towels
Motorcycle Straps (Class A)
Shop to Truck Co'
-rnunieations (Cell phones 12 -way radio)
Sledge Hammer (Classes B, C, and D)
Approved Fuel C©itainers
Classes A and B if carried
Tool Kit
Booster Battery or
Hot Sox
Reflective Safety Attire
TO
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Manufacturer Ratilig
Plates
Wrecker Controls
Throttle Control (if Equipped
Controls Labeled 1
Wrecker Boom As
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Hydraulic Rams Hoses Valves
Wheel Litt Assembly
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Cable Sheaves
Body and Towing
Equipment Mounting Bolts
Recovery Chain
Winch Rating' I
Boom Capacity:
- WHEEL
Pivot Pin i
L" Arms
Wheel Lift Te Do
Safety Straps or Chains
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! Sling Pads
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Bed Hinges
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COMMENTS
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL

TOW TRUCK INSPECTION GUIDE
CHP 2346 (Rev, 5-17) OIPI 0

CLASS A
P
F
-. - . _ _ •
P
F
- , -
Minimum 14,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Sling "Minimum" 3,000 Pounds (if equipped'
4 -Ton Boom Rating
Tow Chains "Minimum" 5/15" Grade 70 with JIT Hooks
One 4 -Ton Snatch Block
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/16" Alloy or OEM Specifications Tow Dolly (with wheel tie down straps)
Wheel Lift Rating - Extended 3,000 Pounds
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Two (2) Crossbeams, (1) 4X4"X60" and (1) 4"X4"X48"(Minimum) ,
100' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
CLASS A CAR CARRIER - - 1
Minimum 19,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets 50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
Loadin. Bridle with J/T Hooks
_ = - . - - CLASS A CAR CARRIER TWO VEHICLE -- = - - -
Minimum 23,500 Pound GVWR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5/16" Grade 70 or Rated Nylon Straps w/Ratchets Loading Bridle with J/T Hooks
2 2 Safety Chains 5/16" Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps - Towed Veh 50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Adequate Crossbeams or Ramping Material
Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Straps - Towed Vehicle
.
- _ CLAWS
Minimum 33,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Axle Covers/Caps
16 -Ton Boom Rating
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar with 7,000 Pound Rating (if equipped) 1 150' 7/16" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Two (2) - 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (minimum)
Safety Chains 1/2" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Tow Chains "Minimum" 1/2" Grade 70 with JT Hooks
Two 8 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Wheel Lift Rating -10,000 Pounds Retracted 18,000 Pounds Extended Air Brakes or Hydraulic W/Air Hookup Package
Under Lift/Fork Adapters wfTie-Down Straps or Chains
Air Hoses and Fitting
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)

CLASS B CAR CARRIER
MinimurTl 33,000 Pound GR Chassis
4 Safety Chains 5!16" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
50' 3/8" 6 x 19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
2 Safety Chains = 5116" Alloy/OEM Spec & Wheel Strips for Towed Vehicle Loading Bridle with J/T Hooks
Adequate Cross Beams or Ramping Material
Steering Wheel Securement Device
• - - - - CLASS C 1
Minimum 52,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
25 -Ton Boom Rating
Two (2) 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
200' 518" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (2) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 25,000 Pounds / 12,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Under Lift/Fork Adapters w/Tie-Down Straps or Chains
Air Brakes-W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 12,000 Pound Rating (if equipped)
Axle Covers/Caps
Tow Sling 12,0©0 Pound Rating (if equipped)
i - CLASS D -
Minimum 54,000 Pound GVWR Chassis
Tow Chains 5/8" Grade 70 or OEM Specifications
35 -Ton Boom Rating
Two (2) 4"x6"x48" Crossbeams (Minimum)
25Q /4" 6x19 Wire Rope or OEM Specifications
Pintle Hook
Two (-) Safety Chains 5/8" Alloy or OEM Specifications
Under Lift Rating - 32,000 Pounds / 16,000 Pounds Extended Two 12 -Ton Snatch Blocks
Truck Hitch/Tow Bar 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped
Air Brakes W/Air Hookup Package
Aluminum Tow Angles (Minimum 2)
Air Hoses and Fittings
Safety Tie -Down Chains and Binders
Steering Wheel Securement Device
Tow Sling with 20,000 Pound Rating (if equipped) -
A
AxieCover/Caps
Under Lift / Fork Adapters ie-Down Stra is or Chains
MAXIMUM LIFTING CAPACITY (MLC) CALCULATIONS (Refer to HPM 81.2, Chapter 7, Annex B)

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1T HANG (OH). IN INCHES
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DRIVE EHICLE EXAMINATION REPORT
Inspect 1.130.8745
California Highway Patrol
411; North Central Avenue,
Glendale, CA 91203
Phne: (323) 644-9557
i
internationally Accredited
0 gency CHP407F/343A
Report Number: CAUDB7008824
Inspection Date: 04/03/2024
Start: 10:16 AM PT End: 10:50 AM PT
Inspection Level: I - Full
HM Inspection Typ€: None
Carrier: HIRAD INC
DBA: AM -PM TOW NO
7535 SCOUT AVE

BELL GARDENS, C
USDOT: 2655479
MC/MX#:

State#: 102256
Location: EL MON E
Highway: SANTA NITA AVE
County: LOS ANGLES
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VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
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1 TR FORD 20
State Plate
CA 26182V1
, 90201
Phone#: (562)806-5800
Fax#: (562)806-5860
Driver: FERRERA, ROBERTO
License#: F5139188
Date of Birth: 05/17/1992
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Destination: EL MONTE,CA
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Beat/Sub Area: 859; Regulated Vehicle: Y; Fire -Cleared Vehicle: N; Veh #1 Type: 55

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INFORMATION POLICY & LIAISON BRANCH

ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT UNIT
P.O. BOX 944231 MAIL STATION lir 1
SACRAMENTO, CA 94244-2310
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ATTN To Karim Hassan
Mailing Address : 7535 Scout Avenue
City, State, Zip Code : Bell Gardens,CA,9U 01
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Your Employer Pull Notice t EPh Account application has been approved, effective on the above date.,.

Information regarding FPN accounts, including requirements and responsibilities associated with receiving Department of Motor Vehicler4)[)'vW) driver records, are available at A. ° ." y Any violation or note -compliance, including misuse of information„ mays result m cancellation of your account, in addition to civil it or criminal pcna.lties,.

Please: retain this letter for your recorth. When contmunicatin vv°ith SS A re&aiding your account, you will he asked tc provide your Requester Code, You arc required to keep your Requc ter Code, and all information received pursuant to your FPN account, confidential, Your R uestcr Code and »MV information n may not be, shared without prior express authorization from DMV,.

Within ten (10) business days e tt mill begin recciv°ing drivct recorels of nrotled drivers. Billing invoice be sent from, the Automated Hitting Itrf'ormatian Services (ABIS) unit to the address provided on your applicat.ion., Failure to pay your inv„cokes timely may result in cancellation of your I PN account., 11" ittf titration contained in your EPN application has changed, you must ubtuit a Notice crf Change l n 4) within ten (10) days of the change, Failure to notify the DMV, may result in cancellation of your hPN account.

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1st 2024
TAG/AMS, Inc
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CA 90720 ter' 562280 0177 talc 562 29011220
RE: Drug llt Alcohol Testing Certification of Compliance

DAVID BONILLA

AM PM TOWING
7535 Scout Ave,
Bell Gardens, CA. 90201
xtet Antidrug and Alcohol Program
To Whom It May Concern
The Iollowmg company is enrolled rn a Random Drug &A, hol testing program that is substantially similar to a DOT /FMCSA drug testing program with TAG/ AMS Inc. Employee y^ee Drug Testing Consortium with an Agreement with us from April 1, 2024 thru April I„ 2025., We remain avattat le to answer your questions Or assist you irr solving problems as they may arise Rick Denver

TAG/AMS,
phone 562 280-0177 ext. 1012
fax 562 280-0220
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July 5th, 2024
Karim Hassan
AM -PM Towing
7535 Scout Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Dear Mr. Hassan:

I hope this letter finds you doing well. I am writing to thank you for your generous donation to the Southeast Los Angeles Kiwanis Club. Your generosity is greatly appreciated, and it means the world to us to have your support.

Your donation assisted us in funding our SELA Kiwanis "A Taste of SELA" Charter Banquet.

This fundraising event was a resounding success, with over a dozen participating restaurants and over 100 attendees, including elected officials and business and community leaders. With your help, we raised over $10,000, which will be used to further our mission of improving the world one child and one community at a time.

We could not do our work without the help of generous individuals such as yourself. We are extremely thankful for your support and commitment to our cause. We hope to continue to have your support in future events. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Once again, thank you for helping us make our charter banquet a success. It is genuinely appreciated.

Sincerely,
Joshua Barron
President
SELA Kiwanis
(323) 791-5126
www.selakiwanis.org
Exhibit 6 639

Automobile Club of Southern California
July 1, 2024
Lieutenant Rigobeito Barrios
City of Bell Gardens
7100 Garfield Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
Regarding: FSP Contract
Dear Mr. Barrios,
AAA.com
AMPM has been operating as an Independent Service Proviier contract number 160212 for the Autolnobite Club of Southern California since May 12, 1987. Over the past 37 years they have met the standards of the Emergency Road Service contract they hold and have remained in good standing. AMPM's current annual contract renews on July 1, 2024, as they are currently compliant with all our requirements.

One of the metrics the Auto Club uses to evaluate the performance of its contractors is through surveying AAA members about the quality of service received from the tow company. Currently, 160212 AMPM has top box performance, with a totally satisfied rating of 91.8% YTD.

Should you have further questions or require further information please feel to reach out to me.

Res pectful ly,
Eliza`eth Estacio
Field Manager — Automotive Services
Automobile Club of Southern California
Administrative Offices: P.O. Box 25001, Santo Ana. CA 92799-5001 Headquarters: 2601 S. Figueroa. Los Angeles. CA 90007-3294 Auto Club Enterprises provides service to more than 1a million members fast Central Te
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CITY OF BELL GARDENS

OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER

AGENDA REPORT
Item 15.

TO:

FROM:

BY:

Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
Michael B. O'Kelly, City Manager
Bernardo I niguez, Director of Public Works/Facilities
Elizabeth Nava, Director of Recreation & Community Services SUBJECT: AQUATICS CENTER PROJECT UPDATE -AUGUST 2024
DATE: August 12, 2024
RECOMMENDATION:

It is staff's recommendation that the City Council:

1. Receive and file the John Anson Ford Park Regional Aquatics Center Improvements update; and

2. Direct staff to proceed with Finance Option #1.

BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION:

On August 24, 2023, the City released a Request for Qualifications to prequalify general contractors wishing to bid on the John Anson Ford Park Regional Aquatics Center Improvements (the "Project"). On November 13, 2023, the City determined the following contractors were qualified to bid on the Project:
• Balfour Beatty Construction, LLC
• Bernards Bros. Inc.
• Morillo Construction Inc.
• S.J. Amoroso Construction Co., LLC
On November 13, 2023, the City Council approved the plans and specifications and authorized staff to solicit bids from the four prequalified contractors, and on January 16, 2024, the City received a total of three bids for the Project.

On January 22, 2024, the City awarded a Construction Contract to Bernards Bros. Inc. ("Bernards") for a total contract amount of $26,334,000. On April 1, 2024, the City completed the NEPA review process through HUD and received authority to use grant funds, clearing the way to proceed with construction of the Project. On April 4, 2024, a Notice to Proceed with construction was issued to Bernards.

On April 15, 2024, Bernards began mobilization, including installation of the temporary construction fence, installation of temporary construction office trailers, removal of existing utilities, and installation of temporary power.

From May 8, 2024, through May 24, 2024, Bernards remediated asbestos and lead containing materials, which was required prior to the start of demolition activities.

On May 28, 2024, Bernards began demolition of the existing pool and pool building. Demolition activities, including the removal of an underground fuel storage tank, were completed on July 5, 2024.

Project Costs:
641

The current estimated total Project costs are as follows:

Design (RJM Design Group)
$1,045,100
Labor Compliance (Michael Baker International)
$224,200
Construction Management & Inspection (Ardurra)
$2,040,400
Construction Cost (Bernards)
$26,334,000
Construction Contingency (6%)
$1,563,000
Publication & Misc. Costs
$1,200

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT COST
$31,270,000
Completed Progress to Date:
• RJM completed the Project plans, specifications, and estimate. o Plans were approved by LACDA, L.A. County Health, L.A. County Fire, and City Building & Safety • Ardurra was contracted as the City's Construction Management and Inspection Firm and has performed the following tasks:
o Conducted a constructability review.
o Prepared the Request for Qualifications to prequalify potential contractors. o Prepared an updated construction cost estimate for the Project construction costs. o Reviewed construction bids for compliance with the Project specifications. o Coordinated a pre -construction meeting.
o Conducted construction inspections.
o Coordinated weekly construction progress meetings.
o Routed Project submittals and Requests for Information for City and/or Designer review.

Bernards was awarded the Construction Contract and has performed the following tasks:
o Pulled permits for the Project.
o Completed mobilization, including installation of temporary fencing, construction trailers, and temporal power during construction.
o Completed remediation of asbestos and lead -containing materials. o Completed demolition of the pool and pool building.
o Completed clearing and grubbing of the site.
o Removed the underground storage tank.
o Began grading activities.
o Completed excavation for underground utilities.
o Completed installation of sewer lines and electrical conduits under Aquatics building footprint. o Began installation of water lines.
o Poured concrete for surge pit room slab and walls.
o Routed Project submittals and Requests for Information to Ardurra. o Ordered equipment, materials and supplies for the Project.

Project Funding:
• Land and Water Conservation Fund - $6 million (Federal) • Supervisor Janice Hahn - $4 million (County)
• Assemblymember Cristina Garcia - $2 million (State)
• Congresswoman Roybal-Allard - $1.5 million (Federal)
• General Fund - $14.6 million (City)
Finance Options:
642

• Option 1: One time payment of $14.6 Million from the General Fund (Reduces GF Balance from $35M to $20M).
• Option 2: Issue 30 -Year Bond of $15 Million, resulting in Annual Ongoing Debt Service Payments of Approximately, $916K or cumulative total payments of $2T5 Million. • Option 3: Issue 20 -Year Bond of $15 Million, resulting in Annual Ongoing Debt Service Payments of Approximately $1.1 Million or cumulative total payments of $22.5 Million.

Staff Finance Recommendation:
• Pursue Option #1 One time S14.6 Million Payment from the General Fund, to avoid significant Interest Costs over 20-30 Years for as much as S8 - S13 Million.
• General Fund Balance has increased by S17 Million, over the last Five (5; Years, providing sufficient funds to Fully Pay for the S14.6 Million.

Current Aquatic Programming:
• The City of Montebello has continued to allow the City of Bell Gardens exclusive access to their pool at Chet Holifield Park, where Recreation & Community Services ("RCS") staff host swim lessons and Recreational Swim for the Bell Gardens community.
• RCS has received $20,000 in LA84 grant funds, which has allowed us to provide 660 free swim lessons to Bell Gardens residents.

Tentative Schedule for Upcoming Construction Activities:
• August 16, 2024: Complete installation of water lines. • August 23, 2024: Complete installation of 8" and 12" storm drain lines and natural gas lines. • September 27, 2024: Complete rough grading, excavation for three new pools, and construction of surge pit walls.
• November 12, 2024: Complete Aquatics building foundation. • January 2, 2025: Complete structure.
• July 2, 2025: Complete permanent power.
• September 26, 2025: Substantial Project completion.

CONCLUSION:

Staff will keep Council informed of the progress we are making during construction and will continue to seek outside funding sources to minimize the impact to the general fund.

FISCAL IMPACT:

The Project budget is $31,270,000, consisting of $16,670,000 in grants and CDBG funding, and $14,600,000 from the general fund. Annual staffing and operating costs of approximately $1,300,000, will need to be included in future general fund budgets.

APPROVED ELECTRONICALLY BY:

Michael B. O'Kelly, City Manager
Stephanie Vasquez, City Attorney and/or Susie Altamirano, Assistant City Attorney Manuel Carrillo, Director of Finance and Administrative Services 643

JOHN ANSON FORD PARK

REGIONAL AQUATICS

CENTER IMPROVEMENTS
August 12, 2024

. ................................

BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
o August 24, 2023:

City rl ualify general contractors wishing to bid on
egional Aquatics Center Improvements
o November 13, 2023 owing contractors were qualified
o November 13, 2023: specs; and authorized the
solicitation of bids from the prequalified contractors. o January 22, 2024: City Council awarded a Construction Contract to Bernards for a total contract amount of $26,334,000.

BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
o April 1, 2024:
o April 4, 2024:
o April 15, 2024:

City c rr 1 P Review process through HUD.
uction was issued to Bernards.
o May 8 -- May 24, 2024: and lead -containing materials (which emolition activities.)
o May 28, 2024: Bei b a f tie existing pool and pool building. o July 5, 2024: Demolition activities were completed (including the removal of the underground fuel storage tank).

PROJECT COSTS:
► Design (RJM Design Group)
► Labor Compliance (Michael Baker International)
► Construction Management and Inspection (Ardurra)
► Construction Cost (Bernards
► Construction Contingency (6%)
► Publication & Misc. Costs

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT COST
$1,045,100
$224,200
$2,040,400
$26,334,000
$1,563,000
$1,200
$31,270,000

COMPLETED PROGRESS TO DATE:

RJM Design Group ect plans, specifications
and estimate.

Plans were approve d �a $ ,` ° , t r y th, L.A. County Fire, and City Building & Safety

COMPLETED PROGRESS TO DATE:

Ardurra was contracted as the y nstruction Management and Inspection Firm and has
a Conducted a constructabil
a Prepared the Request f4 al contractors.
o Prepared an updated con
• Reviewed construction ecifications.
• Coordinated a pre-construc
• Conducted construction inspections.
• Coordinated weekly construction progress meetings.

O Routed Project submittals and Requests for Information for City and/or Designer review. ing tasks:

COMPLETED PROGRESS TO DATE:

Bernards was awarded the Construction Contract and has performed the following tasks:
o Pulled permits for the Project.
o Completed mobilization, including:inst
temporary power during con
o Completed remediation of asbest
o Completed demolition of the po
o Completed clearing and grubbin
o Removed the underground sto
o Began grading activities.
o Completed excavation for unde
o Completed installation of sewer line
o Began installation of water lines.
o Poured concrete for surge chamber room s
o Routed Project submittals and Requests for Information to Ardurra. o Ordered equipment, materials and supplies for the Project. construction trailers, and
cs building footprint.

PROJECT FUNDING
► Land and Water Conservation
► Supervisor Janice Hahn.
► Assemblymember Cris
► Congresswoman Roy
► General Fund
000 (Federal)
ou nty)
eral)
City

AQUATIC CENTER PROGRAMMING
Recreation & Communit
Recreational Swim for
Montebello.

RCS has received $20,0
600 free swim lessons to
i:nue to host swim lessons and
at the Chet Holifield Pool in
s. allowed us to provide over

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
► August 16, 2024:
► August 23, 2024:

Corr le n a on f ter lines.
2" storm drain lines and natural gas
► September 27, 2024: Co l } ' z ; ,` � � on for 3 new pools, and construction ► November 12, 2024:
► January 2, 2025:
► July 2, 2025:
► September 26, 2025:
co
Comple
Substantial Projec
etion
on.

FISCAL IMPACT
► The Aquatics
$16,670,000
$14,600,00
Payment)
► Annual Staff & Opera
(Ongoing)
et is $31,270,000.
nding.

One Time
of Approx $1.3 Million

FINANCE OPTIONS
Option 1: One
General Fund
$20M).
► Option 2: Issu
Annual Ong
$916K, or cu

4.6 Million from the
e from $35M to
M, resulting in
ents of Approx.
of $27.5M.
► Option 3: Issue 20 -year Bond for $1 5M, resulting in Annual Ongoing Debt Service Payments of Approx.
$1.1M, or cumulative total payments of $22.5M.

STAFF FINANCE RECOMMENDATION
► Pursue Option #1 one time $14.6M payment from
the General Fund, to avoid significant Interest Costs
over 20-30 years of as much as $8M - $13M.
► General Fund Balance has increased by $17M, over
the last Five Years, providing sufficient Funds to Fully Pay for the $14.6M.

CONCLUSION
► Staff will continue to kee
progress.
ormed of the construction
► Staff will continue s to minimize the
impact to the gen

RECOMME
► It is staff's recomnen
► 1. Receive and file the
Improvements update; and
► 2. Direct staff to proceed with Finance Option #1.
gional Aquatics Center

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BG FLOWER LLC
dba Kush Company
7601 Eastern Ave

KUSH COMPANY
• One of California's original
cultivators.
• Vertic ally Inte grate d with a vast
distribution network ofhundreds of
licensed cannabis retail stores.

Successful local cultivation operation
less than a mile away from the City of
Bell Gardens.
• Famed boutique cultivatorofOGand
hybrid OG strains, winning multiple
competitions for the best flower over
the years.
• Management team has years of
extensive retail cannabis experience
in multiple cities across California.

COMMUNITY
• Performed community outreach with
positive results.
• No complaints by any City or State
agency operating a cultivation facility.
• Lo c a l Hiring P o lic y
• Competitive Wages
• Supporter ofthe Bell Gardens Arts
Programs
• Discounts for military servicemen and
veterans
• 24/7 Community Liais on and Security
• Open Door Policy
• Educational Classes

Thank you!

Proposal:

Applicant:

Location:

Cannabis Retail Use and Development
Agreement (DA)
13G Flower, LLC
7601 Eastern Avenue (Subject Site)
City Council
August 12, 2024

REC OMMEN
• Waive full reading and introduce
Ordinance No. 948, by title only, and
• Conduct first reading ofOrdinance No. 948
authorizing the City to enter into, and
execute, a DAfor a cannabis retail use in
exchange for public benefits.

Waive Full Reading
and conduct public
hearing.

Introduce Ordinance
No. 948.

BACKGROUND AND SIIE CONDITIONS
July 17, 2024, PC
approved the CUP
(3-0-2 vote).
7,678.2 square foot
commercial
development
PC recommended DA
approval.

S TIE DES CRLPIIOI"
APN:
6227-013-024
Zone:

Heavy Commercial (C-4)
General Plan:

Regional Commercial (RC)
Subject Site:
24,570.8 square feet (sf)
Surrounding Land Uses:

North
C-4 - Commercial
Retail and Parking
East
C-4 - Commercial
West
C-4 - Commercial
Office
South
C-4 - Commercial
Subject Site

PROPOSED SITE PLAN

PRIORY STREET
ONE sToRy

PROPOSED SITE PLAN
1 Parking
Retail
Cannabis Storefront
Proposed new 7,678.2
SF commercial planned
development (7 units)
Proposed new 1,821 SF
cannabis retail
store front;
Proposed new 30
parking spaces
(20 required);
Proposed new
landscaping
throughout; and
Access to Subject Site
from Priory Street.

PROPOSED CANNABIS RETAILUSFI

FLOOR PLAN
❑ Retail (approximately 1,000 sf) ❑ Office / Secured Space / Storage («A:
.,,,;,',,. Staff
Restroom(s)

PROPOS HD ELEVAHON REND1R1NGS
'Ng itistigal
City Council I August 12, 2024

PROP OS H;D OP ERAIING STANDARDS

AND CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
• Maintenance of
the Subject Site in
a neat and orderly
manner.
• Debris and graffiti
to be removed in a
timely manner.
• Prohibit on -site
consumption of
cannabis and
cannabis
products.
• Security guards 24
hours a day,
including at least
one (1) overnight.
• Employees at
least 21 years old.
• Patrons at least 21
years old, or 18
years with
medical
recommendation.
• Restricted to
10:00AMto
10:00PMwith the
last deliveryto be
placed by9:00PM.

City Council
August 12, 2024

PROPOS 1HD DF;vELoPMENT
AGRE _ F;MENT
As originally
negotiated
and presented by
staff
The proposed
development
agreement would
be for an initial five
(5) -year term,
subject to an
option to extend for
an additional five
(5) years fora total
10 -year term.

An annual
community benefit
in the amount of
$100,000 renewed
on an annual basis,
every January.

The Applicant
would be
responsible for a
Quarterly
Community Benefit
equal 7% of gross
receipts.

City Council I August 12, 2024

PROPOS 1HD DF;vELoPMENT
AGRE _ F;MENT
80 percent (80%) ofall
community benefits would
be dedicated toward the
City's youth and educational
programming and for the
City's housing programs.

Benefits to be utilized for:

Youth programming, after -
school programs, sports
programming, personal
enrichment classes or capital
improvements on City -owned
properties; and
Housing programming and long-range planning, including but not limited to affordable housing, rent stabilization and tenant protection efforts and other planning efforts.

City Council I August 12, 2024

ANALYSIS
City Council I August 12, 2024

REC OMMEN
• Waive full reading and introduce
Ordinance No. 948, by title only, and
• Conduct first reading ofOrdinance No. 948
authorizing the City to enter into, and
execute, a DAfor a cannabis retail use in
exchange for public benefits.

Waive Full Reading
and conduct public
hearing.

Introduce Ordinance
No. 948.

To outline and explain California Assembly Bill 481.

To describe the need and importance for this equipment, which is used to maintain public safety and provide the highest quality of police services to our community.

To provide an annual report to City Council as defined in Assembly Bill 481

Requires law enforcement agencies
to obtain approval from the governing
body, by way of an ordinance adopting
the military equipment use policy
prior to taking certain actions
relating to funding, acquisition or use
of equipment.

BGPD Policy 706

Assembly Bill 481 created Government Code 7070 through 7075 which designated 15 Categories of items deemed, "Military Equipment."
The Bell Gardens Police Department has equipment that meets the criteria of Military Equipment in Five (5) of the fifteen (15) categories.

For a complete fist of all fifteen categories refer to https://leginfo.tegislature.ca.gov

Category 1
The Department has Eight (8) Drones:
• Two (2) Mavic Pro Zoom Flight
• One (1) Autel Evo 2 Pro
• Two (2) Loki MK2
• One (1) DJI Avata Pro
• One (1) DJI Matrice
• One (1) DJI Avata 2

Category 2
Our Department has 1
Caiman armored personnel
carrier/rescue vehicle.

52 - Colt Carbine Rifles
6 - Heckler & Koch 416 Rifles
4 - DPMS Panther Oracle Rifles
2 - Bushmaster Rifles
2 - Smith & Wesson M&P Rifles
12 - Hydra-Matic Division GM Rifle
12 - M-4 Platform Rifles
30 of the 52 Colt carbine rifles were
purchased to replace old and worn rifles.

One (1) .308 Ruger American Bolt Action
Rifle

Category 9__Continued:

Detonating Cord - Sixty (60) feet
Blasting Caps - Forty (40)
Sheet explosives - One (1) Sheet
Breaching Shotgun - Three (3)

Category 12:
• 42 - Smoke White
• 8 - Triple Chaser CS
• 9 - Spede - Heat CS
• 31 - Pocket Tactical CS
• 14 - Tri-Chamber CS
• 14 - CS Flameless Expulsion
• 3 - OC Flameless Expulsion
• 10 - Stinger CS Rubber Ball
• 17 - Stinger OC Rubber Ball
• 4 - OC Aerosol Canisters
• 28 - Riot Control CS

Category 14:
• Six (6)- 40 mm launchers
• Specialty Impact Munitions:
■ 30 - Ferrets
■ 30 - Direct Impact OC Crushable Round
■ 60 - Direct Impact CS Crushable Round
■ 77 - Sponge Round
7 - Beanbag Shotguns
■ 20 - Beanbag Super Sock Ammunition

• Drone - 11
• Armored Vehicle - 9
• Specialized Firearms - 0
• Diversionary Devices - 3
• Breaching Tools - 0
• Chemical Munitions - 1
• 40mm - 3
• Beanbag Shotgun - 0

• Drone - 0
• Armored Vehicle - 0
• Specialized Firearms - 0
• Diversionary Devices - 0
• Breaching Tools - 0
• Chemical Munitions - 0
• 40mm - 0
• Beanbag Shotgun - 0

• BGPD Policy 706
• AB 481 Annual Report
• www.BellGardens.org

Each piece of equipment is crucial for
the Departments ability to maintain
Public Safety.

To outline and explain California Assembly Bill 481.

To describe the need and importance for this equipment, which is used to maintain public safety and provide the highest quality of police services to our community.

To provide an annual report to City Council as defined in Assembly Bill 481

Requires law enforcement agencies
to obtain approval from the governing
body, by way of an ordinance adopting
the military equipment use policy
prior to taking certain actions
relating to funding, acquisition or use
of equipment.

BGPD Policy 706

To protect and safeguard the
community.

To de-escalate and bring a
safe resolution to critical
incidents.

To properly equip our
officers to perform their jobs.

Assembly Bill 481 created Government Code 7070 through 7075 which designated 15 Categories of items deemed, "Military Equipment."
The Bell Gardens Police Department has equipment that meets the criteria of Military Equipment in Five (5) of the fifteen (15) categories.

For a complete list of all fifteen categories refer to https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Category 1
The Department has Eight (8) Drones:
• Two (2) Mavic Pro Zoom Flight
• One (1) Autel Evo 2 Pro
• Two (2) Loki MK2
• One (1) DJI Avata Pro
• One (1) DJI Matrice
• One (1) DJI Avata 2

Category 2
Our Department has 1
Caiman armored personnel
carrier/rescue vehicle.

52 - Colt Carbine Rifles
6 - Heckler & Koch 416 Rifles
4 - DPMS Panther Oracle Rifles
2 - Bushmaster Rifles
2 - Smith & Wesson M&P Rifles
12 - Hydra-Matic Division GM Rifle
12 - M-4 Platform Rifles
30 of the 52 Colt carbine rifles were
purchased to replace old and worn rifles.

One (1) .308 Ruger American Bolt Action
Rifle

Cate_g.ory9 Continued:

Ammunition
• Five -Thousand (5,000) .556
caliber ammunition
• One -Thousand -Two -Hundred
(1,200) .308 caliber ammunition

Detonating Cord - Sixty (60) feet
Blasting Caps - Forty (40)
Sheet explosives - One (1) Sheet
Breaching Shotgun - Three (3)

Category 12:
• 42 - Smoke White
• 8 - Triple Chaser CS
• 9 - Spede - Heat CS
• 31 - Pocket Tactical CS
• 14 - Tri-Chamber CS
• 14 - CS Flameless Expulsion
• 3 - OC Flameless Expulsion
• 10 - Stinger CS Rubber Ball
• 17 - Stinger OC Rubber Ball
• 4 - OC Aerosol Canisters
• 28 - Riot Control CS

Category 14:
• Six (6)- 40 mm launchers
• Specialty Impact Munitions:
■ 30 - Ferrets
■ 30 - Direct Impact OC Crushable Round
■ 60 - Direct Impact CS Crushable Round
■ 77 - Sponge Round
7 - Beanbag Shotguns
■ 20 - Beanbag Super Sock Ammunition
40MM SINGLE SHOT LAUNCHER

• Drone - 11
• Armored Vehicle - 9
• Specialized Firearms - 0
• Diversionary Devices - 3
• Breaching Tools - 0
• Chemical Munitions - 1
• 40mm - 3
• Beanbag Shotgun - 0

• Drone - 0
• Armored Vehicle - 0
• Specialized Firearms - 0
• Diversionary Devices - 0
• Breaching Tools - 0
• Chemical Munitions - 0
• 40mm - 0
• Beanbag Shotgun - 0

• BGPD Policy 706
• AB 481 Annual Report
• www.BellGardens.org

Each piece of equipment is crucial for
the Departments ability to maintain
Public Safety.

Why Does the City Need a Towing Service?
The City of Bell Gardens regularly requires motor vehicle towing and storage services, including the removal of abandoned, stolen and damaged vehicles, occasional towing and storage of City owned vehicles and special security for vehicles held for evidence.

Towing services are not limited to the Police Department, all City vehicles use this service.

The community also benefits from a towing service on certain occasions (emergency situations/ private tow/ locked keys).

Current Towing Services Non -
Exclusive Franchise Agreement
with Mr. C's Towing
On October 14, 2019, the City entered info a five-year Towing Services Non -Exclusive Franchise Agreement with Mr. C's Towing.

The current Agreement with Mr. C's Towing will expire on October 14, 2024.

The current Agreement contains a renewal option for an additional 5 -year term.

Request for Renewal
Mr. C's Towing complied with Section 2(D) of the existing Agreement and filed a written request for extension on March 30, 2024.

The City was not required to move forward with the renewal and on April 8, 2024 the City opted to go through the Request for Proposal process for towing services.

RFP for Police Ordered Towing &
Storage Services
On April 29, 2024, a notice for a Request for Proposal for a Non - Exclusive Franchise Agreement for Police Ordered Towing and Storage Services was released.

At the closing of the RFP, Mr. C's Towing was the only tow company that submitted a proposal.

Staff then elected to re -open the RFP in order to provide more options for the City.

RFP for Police Ordered Towing &
Storage Services
On June 4, 2024, the towing services RFP was re -opened.

At the closing date of July 8, 2024, 3 tow companies submitted proposals.

RFP RESULTS
Mr. C's Towing of South Gate, Inc.

F&G Towing, Inc. DBA Helms and HiII Tow
Hirad Inc., DBAAM-PM Towing
OUT AVE. BELL GARDENS CA 90201

EVALUATION OFTOW COMPANIES
Company's overall experience.

Company's capabilities.

Proximity to the city and access to community
members.

Management of the company and the quality
of staff.

The ability to effectively communicate and
work with City officials and staff members in a
highly professional capacity.

References provided and satisfactory
responses from prior references for the
proposed company.

Acceptability of proposed fee, costs
structure(s).

Community involvement.

Company has been operating since 2002 and
has been in Huntington Park for the past 8
years.

Company has over 22 tow trucks and
employs 35 drivers.

Company has a tow yard in South Gate and
in the city of Huntington Park.

Contracts: CHP/ LASD/ Vernon PD/ South
Gate PD/ Huntington Park PD.

Company is located approximately 3.2 miles
from the City.

Response times have been 10-15 minutes on
the average.

Hours of operation are from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Community Involvement: city of South Gate/
Lions Club/ Boys and Girls Club/ Baker to
Vegas Team.

FEES
Passenger cars/ Trucks and trailer over 1
ton/ Motorcycles/ all other vehicles:
$230.00
Heavy-duty vehicles: $330.00
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Storage Fee: $75.00 per day
Miscellaneous fee: 1/2 of the tow fee

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COMMERCE $570
COOANYIMAYWOOD $ 110
NUNTINOTON PARK PD $270
LASD $170
LOS ANGELES $139
VERNON PD $1151
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560 - $100 MONDAY -FRIDAY SHORT $70.00
SAM OEM LONG 5100.00

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TOW YARD
3 acre/ 130,680 sq. ft. tow yard capable of holding 895 vehicles. 20,000 sq. ft. enclosed storage which includes an evidence storage area for over 10 vehicles.

TOWYARD

EVIDENCE STORAGE FOR OVER 10

HELMSAND HILLTOW
649 S. Maple Ave. Montebello, CA 90640
Company was founded in 2010.

Company employs approximately 15
drivers and has a fleet of 15 trucks.

Company is located within the city of
Montebello approximately 3 miles from the
City.

Contracts: A.A.A./ CH P/ Montebello P.D./
LASD Pico Rivera
Response times estimated at 10 to 15
minutes.

Hours of operation are from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m.

Community involvement: Catalytic
converter stamping project with Montebello
P.D. and the Pico Rivera Sheriffs/
Involvement with the Montebello P.D.

Explorer post/ Kiwanis Club Member/ City
of Montebello functions.

FEE
Passenger cars: $265.50
Trucks and trailers over 1 ton: $450.00
Motorcycles: $265.50
All other vehicles: $265.50
FEES
Passenger cars: $85.00
Trucks and trailers over 1 ton: $110.00
Motorcycles: $85.00
All other vehicles: $85.00

FEES CONTINUED
Opening locked vehicle: $120.00
Disconnecting/ Reconnecting drive shaft: $165.00
Upright overturned vehicles: $450.00
All other services: $145.00

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Tow Yard for 225 vehicles

Evidence storage for 8 vehicles

7535 SCOUT AVE. BELL GARDENS CA 90201
Company has been in business for over 30
years however this is new ownership.

Company's parent company is Hadley Tow.

Company employs 25 drivers and has a
fleet of 23 trucks.

Company is located within the City.

Hours of operation are from 8 a.m. to 7
p.m.

Community involvement: CHP philanthropy
projects/ Tipsy -Tow program/ Boys and
Girls Club/ youth sports/ SELA Kiwanis
Club.

Contracts: A.A.A./ CHP

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$260.00: Towing fee.
$75.00: Daily storage fee for all vehicles.
$130.00: Labor: winching/ clean up/ fuel service/ after hours release.

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2,000 sq. ft. warehouse capable of holding
4-8 vehicles **under construction**

RANKING
Mr. C's Towing of South Gate, Inc.

F&G Towing, Inc. DBA Helms and HiII Tow
Hirad Inc., DBAAM-PM Towing

CONCLUSION
The three companies were evaluated and ranked based on the RFP's requirements and the Police Department's needs. Attention was focused on the cost to the community, response times, capabilities, facility, equipment and overall service. Staff recommends that the city Council make a decision for Police Tow and Storage Services.

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REGIONAL AQUATICS

CENTER IMPROVEMENTS
August 12, 2024

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BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
o August 24, 2023:

City rl ualify general contractors wishing to bid on
egional Aquatics Center Improvements
o November 13, 2023 owing contractors were qualified
o November 13, 2023: specs; and authorized the
solicitation of bids from the prequalified contractors. o January 22, 2024: City Council awarded a Construction Contract to Bernards for a total contract amount of $26,334,000.

BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
o April 1, 2024:
o April 4, 2024:
o April 15, 2024:

City c rr 1 P Review process through HUD.
uction was issued to Bernards.
o May 8 -- May 24, 2024: and lead -containing materials (which emolition activities.)
o May 28, 2024: Bei b a f tie existing pool and pool building. o July 5, 2024: Demolition activities were completed (including the removal of the underground fuel storage tank).

PROJECT COSTS:
► Design (RJM Design Group)
► Labor Compliance (Michael Baker International)
► Construction Management and Inspection (Ardurra)
► Construction Cost (Bernards
► Construction Contingency (6%)
► Publication & Misc. Costs

TOTAL ESTIMATED PROJECT COST
$1,045,100
$224,200
$2,040,400
$26,334,000
$1,563,000
$1,200
$31,270,000

COMPLETED PROGRESS TO DATE:

RJM Design Group ect plans, specifications
and estimate.

Plans were approve d �a $ ,` ° , t r y th, L.A. County Fire, and City Building & Safety

COMPLETED PROGRESS TO DATE:

Ardurra was contracted as the y nstruction Management and Inspection Firm and has
a Conducted a constructabil
a Prepared the Request f4 al contractors.
o Prepared an updated con
• Reviewed construction ecifications.
• Coordinated a pre-construc
• Conducted construction inspections.
• Coordinated weekly construction progress meetings.

O Routed Project submittals and Requests for Information for City and/or Designer review. ing tasks:

COMPLETED PROGRESS TO DATE:

Bernards was awarded the Construction Contract and has performed the following tasks:
o Pulled permits for the Project.
o Completed mobilization, including:inst
temporary power during con
o Completed remediation of asbest
o Completed demolition of the po
o Completed clearing and grubbin
o Removed the underground sto
o Began grading activities.
o Completed excavation for unde
o Completed installation of sewer line
o Began installation of water lines.
o Poured concrete for surge chamber room s
o Routed Project submittals and Requests for Information to Ardurra. o Ordered equipment, materials and supplies for the Project. construction trailers, and
cs building footprint.

PROJECT FUNDING
► Land and Water Conservation
► Supervisor Janice Hahn.
► Assemblymember Cris
► Congresswoman Roy
► General Fund
000 (Federal)
ou nty)
eral)
City

AQUATIC CENTER PROGRAMMING
Recreation & Communit
Recreational Swim for
Montebello.

RCS has received $20,0
600 free swim lessons to
i:nue to host swim lessons and
at the Chet Holifield Pool in
s. allowed us to provide over

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
► August 16, 2024:
► August 23, 2024:

Corr le n a on f ter lines.
2" storm drain lines and natural gas
► September 27, 2024: Co l } ' z ; ,` � � on for 3 new pools, and construction ► November 12, 2024:
► January 2, 2025:
► July 2, 2025:
► September 26, 2025:
co
Comple
Substantial Projec
etion
on.

FISCAL IMPACT
► The Aquatics
$16,670,000
$14,600,00
Payment)
► Annual Staff & Opera
(Ongoing)
et is $31,270,000.
nding.

One Time
of Approx $1.3 Million

FINANCE OPTIONS
Option 1: One
General Fund
$20M).
► Option 2: Issu
Annual Ong
$916K, or cu

4.6 Million from the
e from $35M to
M, resulting in
ents of Approx.
of $27.5M.
► Option 3: Issue 20 -year Bond for $1 5M, resulting in Annual Ongoing Debt Service Payments of Approx.
$1.1M, or cumulative total payments of $22.5M.

STAFF FINANCE RECOMMENDATION
► Pursue Option #1 one time $14.6M payment from
the General Fund, to avoid significant Interest Costs
over 20-30 years of as much as $8M - $13M.
► General Fund Balance has increased by $17M, over
the last Five Years, providing sufficient Funds to Fully Pay for the $14.6M.

CONCLUSION
► Staff will continue to kee
progress.
ormed of the construction
► Staff will continue s to minimize the
impact to the gen

RECOMME
► It is staff's recomnen
► 1. Receive and file the
Improvements update; and
► 2. Direct staff to proceed with Finance Option #1.
gional Aquatics Center

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