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June 6, 2022

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AGENDA

DELANO CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING June 6, 2022
DELANO CITY HALL, 1015 – 11th Avenue 5:30 P.M.

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CALL TO ORDER

INVOCATION

FLAG SALUTE

ROLL CALL

PRESENTATIONS AND AWARDS
Featured Pet – Sophia
Featured Business – Johnny’s Barber Shop
PUBLIC COMMENT: The public may address the Council on items which do not appear on the agenda. The Council cannot respond nor take action on items that do not appear on the agenda but may refer the item to staff for further study or for placement on a future agenda. Comments are limited to 3 minutes for each person and 15 minutes on each subject. Please state your name and address for the record.

CONSENT AGENDA: The Consent Agenda consists of items that in staff’s opinion are routine and non-controversial. These items are approved in one motion unless a Councilmember or member of the public removes a particular item.
1) Authorization to waive the reading of any ordinance in its entirety and consenting to the reading of such ordinances by title only
2) Warrant Register in the amount of $1,802,709.75
3) Minutes of special City Council meeting of December 6, 2021 4) Minutes of regular City Council meeting of March 7, 2022 5) Minutes of regular City Council meeting of March 21, 2022 6) Minutes of regular City Council meeting of April 4, 2022 7) Minutes of regular Planning Commission meeting of March 9, 2022 8) Adopt Resolution approving the new Class Specification of Police Officer Trainee and adding it to the Miscellaneous Unit complement at Salary Grade 115 9) Acceptance of $260 donation from The Wonderful Company for Community and Crime prevention Events.

Materials related to an item on this agenda submitted to the Council after distribution of the agenda packet are available for public inspection in the City Clerk’s office at City Hall, 1015 -11th Avenue, during normal business hours.

The City of Delano does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the access to, provision of or employment in its programs and activities pursuant to 29 United States Code Section 12132 and California Civil Code Section 54.

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CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/4/2022 33801 KIW01 KIWANIS CLUB OF DELANO 200.00 1 MAY 2022 FOOD & BEVERAGE SPONSORSHIP 01 5307 105 KIW01 Total 200.00
5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 7105.18 1 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/PD 01 5201 200 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 25009.27 2 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/STS 11 5201 300 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 414.41 3 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/TRANSIT 75 5201 350 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 1225.18 4 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/PARKS 01 5201 600 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 3044.22 5 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/GOLF COURSE 05 5201 650 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON -433.88 6 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/MAINT DIST 20 5201 001 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON -76.00 7 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/MAINT DIST 20 5711 001 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 6903.51 8 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/GOV BLDNGS 01 5201 800 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 3288.06 9 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/LEASE BLDNGS 01 5201 810 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 2766.12 10 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5201 204 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 5133.45 11 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/MCCF 76 5201 276 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 17288.17 12 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/WWTP 72 5201 570 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 97619.62 13 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/WTR 73 5201 720 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 1067.96 14 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/AIRPORT 74 5201 370 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 1190.87 15 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/CNG 81 5201 910 5/17/2022 33802 SOC01 SO. CALIFORNIA EDISON 2716.42 16 APR 2022 APRIL ELECTRICITY CHARGES/GARAGE 81 5201 900 SOC01 Total 174262.56
5/19/2022 33803 90300 903 FASTRIP 96.44 1 05/12/22 REIMBURSE FOR DUPLICATE PAYMENT TO QUI0079 73 2238 90300 Total 96.44
5/19/2022 33804 99S00 99 STEEL SPECIALTIES 190.52 1 I-3428 GENERAL SUPPLIES/ACETILENO OXIGEN 71 5700 540 99S00 Total 190.52
5/19/2022 33805 ABA01 ABATE-A-WEED INC. 358.39 1 971984 MAINT OPER/BLADES FOR #65043 GOLF COURSE 05 5510 650 ABA01 Total 358.39
5/19/2022 33806 ADS00 ADVANCED DATA STORAGE, IN 28.75 1 145881 SHRED MISC CONF. DCMNTS 03/23 CORP YARD 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33806 ADS00 ADVANCED DATA STORAGE, IN 161.00 1 147285 SHRED MISC CONF DCMNT 04/20 PD 01 5520 200 5/19/2022 33806 ADS00 ADVANCED DATA STORAGE, IN 28.75 1 147287 SHRED MISC CONF. DCMNTS 04/20 CORP YARD 01 5522 800 ADS00 Total 218.50
5/19/2022 33807 AMR00 AMREP MANUFACTURING COMPA 113.77 1 397950 MAINT OPER/SEAL KIT/#5407 REFUSE 71 5510 540 AMR00 Total 113.77
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CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33808 APW01 APWA 222.00 1 2022-23 #2472 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL R. DOWLING 01 5423 410 APW01 Total 222.00
5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 438.48 1 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/STS 11 5522 300 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 654.68 2 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/PARKS 01 5522 600 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 2445.54 3 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/GOV BLDNGS 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 237.04 4 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/ST CLNG 71 5522 530 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 110.56 5 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5522 204 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 1301.92 6 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/WWTP 72 5522 570 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 606.93 7 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/REFUSE 71 5522 540 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 989.89 8 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/WTR 73 5522 720 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 1299.00 9 APR 2022 GENERAL SUPPLIES/GLOVES/GARAGE 81 5700 900 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 378.68 10 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/GARAGE 81 5522 900 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 101.44 11 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/AIRPORT 74 5522 370 5/19/2022 33809 ARA01 ARAMARK 575.06 12 APR 2022 APRIL LAUNDRY/UNIFORM SVCS/TRANSIT 75 5522 350 ARA01 Total 9139.22
5/19/2022 33810 ARC23 ARCADIA SOLAR, LLC 22441.71 1 169701 APRIL ENERGY CHARGES/WWTP 72 5201 570 ARC23 Total 22441.71
5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 144.56 1 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/CITY COUNCIL 01 5203 100 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 269.74 2 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/CITY MGR 01 5203 110 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 141.94 3 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/HR 01 5203 120 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 201.34 4 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/PLANNING 01 5203 125 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 54.65 5 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/CITY CLERK 01 5203 160 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 320.38 6 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/FIN 01 5203 170 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 1262.96 7 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/PD 01 5203 200 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 990.22 8 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/MCCF 76 5203 276 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 116.44 9 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/TRANSIT 75 5203 350 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 318.82 10 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/AIRPORT 74 5203 370 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 281.30 11 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/ENG 01 5203 410 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 212.62 12 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/BLDNG 01 5203 420 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 63.40 13 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/REFUSE 71 5203 540 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 145.82 14 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/WWTP 72 5203 570 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 333.46 15 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/REC 01 5203 610 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 236.91 16 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/NUT 15 5203 680 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 216.28 17 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/WTR 73 5203 720 2 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 174.10 18 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/UB 73 5203 740 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 16.74 19 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/LEASE BLDNGS 01 5203 800 5/19/2022 33811 ATT07 AT & T 99.70 20 APR 2022 APRIL PHONE SVCS/GARAGE 81 5203 900 ATT07 Total 5601.38
5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 8.11 1 107803 MAINT OPER/PAN GASKET/#131 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 127.39 1 123540 MAINT OPER/ENGINE MOUNTS/#618 GOV BLDNGS 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 126.32 1 123615 MAINT OPER/AC CONDENSER/#60025 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 92.17 1 125220 MAINT OPER/BATTERY/#190 PD 01 5510 200 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 32.77 1 126661 MAINT OPER/ANTIFREEZE/#60090 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL -92.17 1 126937 CR FOR BATTERY RETURNED/#190 PD 01 5510 200 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 115.99 1 126938 MAINT OPER/BATTERY/#190 PD 01 5510 200 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 140.71 1 130156 MAINT OPER/PADS & ROTORS/#3574 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 30.09 1 130162 MAINT OPER/BELT/#3530 TRANSIT 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 2708.51 1 135913 MAIN OPER/REMAN TRANSMISSION #131 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 134.98 1 143758 MAINT OPER/RADIATOR/#D45 PD 01 5510 200 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 84.53 1 147258 MAINT OPER/BLOWER MOTOR/#3575 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL 20.56 1 148675 MAINT OPER/SHIFT KNOB/#5406 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33812 AUT10 AUTOZONE COMMERCIAL -541.25 1 162040 CR FOR CORE ON #131 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 AUT10 Total 2988.71
5/19/2022 33813 BAD07 BADGER METER 480.84 1 80097675 APRIL WATER METER READING/HOSTING FEES 08 90AY 108 BAD07 Total 480.84
5/19/2022 33814 BAK02 THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNI 1459.14 1 42289480 APRIL MISC ADS/PUBLIC HEARING/TRANSIT 75 5303 350 5/19/2022 33814 BAK02 THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNI 2252.46 2 42289480 APRIL MISC ADS/SEALED PROPOSALS/ENG 01 5303 410 5/19/2022 33814 BAK02 THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNI 1360.05 3 42289480 APRIL MISC ADS/ORDINANCE 2022-1334 01 5303 160 BAK02 Total 5071.65
5/19/2022 33815 BAL29 BALANCE PUBLIC RELATIONS 6500.00 1 MAY 2022 MAY CONSULTING/LOBBY SVCS 01 5524 105 BAL29 Total 6500.00
5/19/2022 33816 BIO04 BIOMETRICS4ALL, INC 7.50 1 COYH50067 APRIL RELAY FEES/HR 01 5524 120 BIO04 Total 7.50
5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 106.24 1 20504 MAINT OPER/PARTS & LABOR/CONNECTOR/#5406 REFU 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 70.36 1 20604 PARTS/RADIO REPAIR/MICROPHONE/#3335 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 90.00 1 20694 PROGRAM AMERGENCY ALERT TONE FOR TWO RADIOS 01 5700 204 3 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 96.57 1 20698 PARTS FOR SPEAKER MICROPHONE ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 679.76 1 20699 MAINT OPER/PARTS & LABOR/RADIO/#72066 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 178.97 1 20700 PARTS & LABOR/#3336 WTR/ANTENNA 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 679.76 1 20701 MAINT OPER/PARTS & LABOR/RADIO/#72035 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 246.09 1 20703 PARTS & LABOR/RADIO SERVICE REPAIR/#72038 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 210.36 1 20704 RADIO SERVICE/PARTS MICROPHONE/#3344 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 675.43 1 20705 RADIO SERVICE #72061 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 887.29 1 20707 INSTALL BASE STATION RADIO WTR DISTRIBUTION 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 45.00 1 20708 LABOR/RADIO SERVICE REPAIR/#7203 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 45.00 1 20709 LABOR/RADIO SERVICE REAPIR/#72058 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 60.16 1 20710 LABOR/PARTS ANTENNA REPAIR/#3310 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 45.00 1 20711 LABOR/RADIO SERVICE REAPIR/#72034 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 45.00 1 20712 LABOR/RADIO SERVICE REPAIRS/#3335 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 265.52 1 20713 PORTABLE RADIO REPAIRS/4 UNITS/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 60.16 1 20715 RADIO SERVICE REPAIR/ANTENNA/#601 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 54.74 1 20716 RADIO SERVICE/PARTS CONNECTOR/#3302 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 45.00 1 20717 LABOR/RADIO SERVICE REPAIRS/#303 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 45.00 1 20718 LABOR/RADIO REPAIRS/#7206 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 509.70 1 20720 PARTS DC REMOTE UNIT/LABOR/SHOP BASE 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 254.39 1 20723 PORTABLE RADIO/WTR SUPERINTENDENT 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 90.00 1 20695-B PROBRAM EMERGENCY ALERT TONE/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33817 BJC01 B & J COMMUNICATIONS 151.91 1 20703-B RADIO SERVICE/#7205 WTR 73 5510 720 BJC01 Total 5637.41
5/19/2022 33818 BRE01 BRENNTAG PACIFIC INC 1914.29 1 BPI238063 PURCHASED SOD HYPO 73 5712 720 5/19/2022 33818 BRE01 BRENNTAG PACIFIC INC 2550.24 1 BPI238502 PURCHASED FERRIC CHLORIDE 73 5712 720 5/19/2022 33818 BRE01 BRENNTAG PACIFIC INC 3049.02 1 BPI239822 PURCHASED SOD HYPO 73 5712 720 BRE01 Total 7513.55
5/19/2022 33819 BRI05 CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS 227.97 1 201042122 APRIL INTERNET SVCS/TECH CTR 01 5203 610 BRI05 Total 227.97
5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 36.00 1 AF10343 WEEKLY BACTI SAMPLING/VARIOUS LOCATIONS 73 5524 720 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 18.00 1 AF10458 GAC PLANT SAMPLING 73 5524 720 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 306.00 1 AF10460 WEEKLY BACTI SAMPLING/VARIOUS LOCATIONS 73 5524 720 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 18.00 1 AF10461 SAMPLING FOR WELL 20 73 5524 720 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 112.00 1 AF10760 WEEKLY ARSENIC SAMPLING/WELLS 22,24,26,39 73 5524 720 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 65.25 1 AF11056 SPECIAL SAMPLING FOR NEW WTRLINE 73 5524 720 4 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 112.00 1 AF11202 WEEKLY ARSENIC SAMPLING/WELLS 22,24,26,39 73 5524 720 5/19/2022 33820 BSK01 BSK ASSOCIATES 306.00 1 AF11463 WEEKLY BACTI SAMPLING/VARIOUS LOCATIONS 73 5524 720 BSK01 Total 973.25
5/19/2022 33821 CAL25 CAL-VALLEY EQUIPMENT CO 301.77 1 1304871 APRIL UST MONTHLY INSPECTION/GARAGE 81 5662 900 CAL25 Total 301.77
5/19/2022 33822 CALG5 CALMAT CO DBA VULCAN MATE 1006.37 1 73228622 COLD MIX 3/8 SC8 FOR CY STOCKPILE 11 860Z 300 CALG5 Total 1006.37
5/19/2022 33823 CAR86 DARCEL CARRILLO 80.00 1 05/10/22 REIMBURSE FOR MISC NOTARY EXPENSES INCURRED 01 5423 120 CAR86 Total 80.00
5/19/2022 33824 CARA5 CARDINAL CODE SOLUTIONS, 23127.25 1 0522A 04/25-05/07 PROF SVCS/BLDNG INSP/AGRMNT 2016- 01 5524 420 CARA5 Total 23127.25
5/19/2022 33825 CEN10 CENTRAL VALLEY OFFICE SUP 2.14 1 335425 OFFICE SUPPLIES/MARKERS/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5300 204 5/19/2022 33825 CEN10 CENTRAL VALLEY OFFICE SUP 97.10 1 335782 OFFICE SUPPLIES/CLIPBOARD/BUTTERFLY/ANIMAL CO 01 5300 204 5/19/2022 33825 CEN10 CENTRAL VALLEY OFFICE SUP 73.99 1 335927 OFFICE SUPPLIES/HOLDER CERTIFICATES 01 5700 100 5/19/2022 33825 CEN10 CENTRAL VALLEY OFFICE SUP 497.84 1 336014 OFFICE SUPPLIES/COPY PAPER/PD 01 5300 200 5/19/2022 33825 CEN10 CENTRAL VALLEY OFFICE SUP 31.60 1 335425-02 OFFICE SUPPLIES/CLIPBOARDS/BUTTERFLY 01 5300 204 CEN10 Total 702.67
5/19/2022 33826 CEN55 CENTRAL VALLEY OCC MEDICA 712.00 1 462262 PRE-PLACEMENT PHYSICAL EXAMS 01 5524 120 5/19/2022 33826 CEN55 CENTRAL VALLEY OCC MEDICA 255.00 1 462837 COVID-19 EXAMS 08 5752 108 5/19/2022 33826 CEN55 CENTRAL VALLEY OCC MEDICA 120.00 2 462837 DOT RECERT EXAMS/GARAGE 81 5524 900 CEN55 Total 1087.00
5/19/2022 33827 CEN65 CENTRAL VALLEY RV REPAIR 3807.02 1 206196 UNIT #5404 EMERGENCY REPAIRS. 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33827 CEN65 CENTRAL VALLEY RV REPAIR 6866.80 1 206205 UNIT #5404 EMERGENCY REPAIRS WERE TO COMPLETE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33827 CEN65 CENTRAL VALLEY RV REPAIR 49587.64 1 206206 MAINT OPER/PARTS & LABOR/#5404 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33827 CEN65 CENTRAL VALLEY RV REPAIR 2038.34 1 206239 EMERGENCY REPAIRS #5404 71 5510 540 CEN65 Total 62299.80
5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 27.79 1 1240809 GENERAL SUPPLIES/FLOAT REGULATOR/SCRUBBER 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 122.86 1 1242246 GENERAL SUPPLIES/BLK LINER/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 995.68 1 1242253 GENERAL CLEANING & JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 01 5700 810 5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 194.74 1 1242259 GENERAL SUPPLIES/NITRILE GLOVES/ANIMAL CONTRO 01 5700 204 5 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 374.22 1 1242261 GENERAL SUPPLIES/KENNEL DISINFECTANT 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 112.86 1 1243869 GENERAL SUPPLIES/TOILET PAPER 01 5700 810 5/19/2022 33828 CEN70 CENTRAL SANITARY SUPPLY 179.00 1 1243871 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DEODORANTS 01 5700 810 CEN70 Total 2007.15
5/19/2022 33829 CHE14 CHECKFREEPAY 273.88 1 05/12/22 REFUND FOR PAYMENT IN ERROR TO MUN0071 73 2238 CHE14 Total 273.88
5/19/2022 33830 COA02 COASTLINE EQUIPMENT 306.24 1 900243 MAINT OPER/CARBURATOR/PARTS/#72022 WTR 73 5510 720 COA02 Total 306.24
5/19/2022 33831 COR41 CORE & MAIN LP 933.10 1 Q677440 MISC PARTS FOR WATER REPAIRS 73 5710 720 5/19/2022 33831 COR41 CORE & MAIN LP 662.00 1 Q747296 BALL VALVES FOR WATER REPAIRS 73 5710 720 5/19/2022 33831 COR41 CORE & MAIN LP 1047.58 1 Q777573 PARTS FOR EMERGENCY REPAIRS 73 5710 720 COR41 Total 2642.68
5/19/2022 33832 CRW01 CRWA 718.00 1 05/04/22 CRWA ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL JULY 2022-2023 73 5423 720 5/19/2022 33832 CRW01 CRWA 717.00 2 05/04/22 CRWA ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL JULY 2022-2023 72 5423 570 CRW01 Total 1435.00
5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 999.94 1 244180 M&O/CATALYTIC CONVERTERS/#3336 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 76.90 1 254579 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR GARAGE/FILTER SRIER 81 5700 900 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 41.09 1 254968 MAINT OPER/EXPAND VALVE/#60025 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE -28.61 1 255003 CR FOR CORE ON ACCUMULATOR/#181 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 295.60 1 256323 MAINT OPER/MSTR CYLINDERS/BRK BOOSTER/#3574 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 142.34 1 256607 MAINT OPER/MSTR CYLINDER/#3574 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 186.41 1 256608 MAINT OPER/BRK BOOSTER/#3574 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 54.77 1 256747 MAINT OPER/AC PRESS SWITCH/#180 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 200 5/19/2022 33833 CSK01 O'REILLY AUTOMOTIVE STORE 84.23 1 256756 MAINT OPER/FAN ASSEMBLY/#180 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 CSK01 Total 1852.67
5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 1 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/AIRPORT 74 5522 370 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 2 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/STS 11 5522 300 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 3 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/REFUSE 71 5522 540 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 4 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/PARKS 01 5522 600 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 5 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/WTR 73 5522 720 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 6 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/GARAGE 81 5522 900 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 7 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/GOLF COURSE 05 5522 650 6 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.83 8 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/GOV BLDNGS 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.84 9 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/TRANSIT 75 5522 350 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.84 10 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/ST CLNG 71 5522 530 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.84 11 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/PD 01 5522 200 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 7.84 12 5-01-22 MAY SOFTENER RENTAL/WWTP 72 5522 570 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 1 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/AIRPORT 74 5700 370 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 2 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/STS 11 5700 300 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 3 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/REFUSE 71 5700 540 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 4 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 5 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 6 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/GARAGE 81 5700 900 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 7 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 8 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/GOV BLDNGS 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 9 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/TRANSIT 75 5700 350 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 6.50 10 5/01/22 MAY RO RENTAL BREAK ROOM/CY/ST CLNG 71 5700 530 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 1 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/AIRPORT 74 5700 370 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 2 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/STS 11 5700 300 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 3 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/REFUSE 71 5700 540 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 4 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 5 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 6 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/GARAGE 81 5700 900 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 7 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 8 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/GOV BLDNGS 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 9 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/TRANSIT 75 5700 350 5/19/2022 33834 CUL01 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONI 4.50 10 5012022 MAY RO RENTAL/GARAGE/ST CLNG 71 5700 530 CUL01 Total 204.00
5/19/2022 33835 DAC01 DACO FARM SUPPLY INC. 57.99 1 343820 PARTS/NYLON INSERT/BANJO STRAINER/GOLF COURSE 05 5520 650 5/19/2022 33835 DAC01 DACO FARM SUPPLY INC. 267.83 1 343884 MAINT OPER/PUMP/#604 GOLF COURSE 05 5510 650 5/19/2022 33835 DAC01 DACO FARM SUPPLY INC. 21.65 1 344588 PARTS FOR #60020 PARKS/COUPLERS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33835 DAC01 DACO FARM SUPPLY INC. 72.26 1 344851 FITTINGS & VALVES FOR DRUM AT TEST POLYMER 72 5700 570 DAC01 Total 419.73
5/19/2022 33836 DAT03 DATA TICKET INC 100.00 1 APR 2022 APRIL DMV HOLDS 01 3405 DAT03 Total 100.00
5/19/2022 33837 DEL36 DELANO UNION SCHOOL DIST 43000.00 1 05/17/22 ASSISTANCE OF ARPA FUNDS FOR COVID-19 COMBAT 08 5756 108 DEL36 Total 43000.00
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33838 DEL39 DELANO VETERINARY HOSPITA 73.32 1 66365 MEDICAL SUPPLIES/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 55211 204 5/19/2022 33838 DEL39 DELANO VETERINARY HOSPITA 615.07 1 66370 MEDICAL SVCS 04062022G-C1 & 04072022V-C1 01 55211 204 5/19/2022 33838 DEL39 DELANO VETERINARY HOSPITA 36.28 1 66696 MEDICAL SVCS/04052022G-D6 01 55211 204 5/19/2022 33838 DEL39 DELANO VETERINARY HOSPITA 102.00 1 66697 MISC MEDICAL SVCS/HEALTH CERTIFICATES(4) 01 55211 204 5/19/2022 33838 DEL39 DELANO VETERINARY HOSPITA 328.34 1 66766 MEDICAL SVCS/04112022G-C1 & 04122022V-D1 01 55211 204 5/19/2022 33838 DEL39 DELANO VETERINARY HOSPITA 159.40 1 67594 MEDICAL SVCS/04282022G-D2 01 55211 204 DEL39 Total 1314.41
5/19/2022 33839 DEL56 DELANO PROPANE, INC 117.33 1 25514 PROPANE FOR #346 WTR 73 5511 720 5/19/2022 33839 DEL56 DELANO PROPANE, INC 892.79 1 137443 PROPANE FOR DIGESTER HEAT EXCHANGERS 72 5239 570 5/19/2022 33839 DEL56 DELANO PROPANE, INC 991.86 1 139217 PROPANE FOR DIGESTER HEAT EXCHANGERS 72 5239 570 DEL56 Total 2001.98
5/19/2022 33840 DELC2 DE LAGE LANDEN FINANCIAL 449.24 1 76257238 MAY ENG PLOTTER LEASE 01 5522 410 5/19/2022 33840 DELC2 DE LAGE LANDEN FINANCIAL 606.20 1 76259742 JUNE TO AUG LEASE C#500-67926 COMM CTR 01 5302 610 5/19/2022 33840 DELC2 DE LAGE LANDEN FINANCIAL 74.70 1 76263567 05/15-06/14 LEASE PYMNT MCCF & ANIMAL CONTROL 76 5302 276 5/19/2022 33840 DELC2 DE LAGE LANDEN FINANCIAL 74.69 2 76263567 05/15-06/14 LEASE PYMNT MCCF & ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5302 204 5/19/2022 33840 DELC2 DE LAGE LANDEN FINANCIAL 405.94 1 76306290 JUNE TO AUG LEASE C#500-50098571 PD 01 5302 200 DELC2 Total 1610.77
5/19/2022 33841 DIA11 DIAMOND IT 7106.00 1 30981 APRIL MICROSOFT OFFICE(162)PREMIUM(99)G3 84 5640 140 5/19/2022 33841 DIA11 DIAMOND IT 2278.32 1 30982 APRIL PD BACKUP-CENTRIC MANAGED 84 5640 140 5/19/2022 33841 DIA11 DIAMOND IT 2943.88 1 30983 APRIL CITY HALL BACKUP CENTRIC MANAGED 84 5640 140 5/19/2022 33841 DIA11 DIAMOND IT 3560.00 1 30984 APRIL SECURE CENTRIC 84 5640 140 5/19/2022 33841 DIA11 DIAMOND IT 25000.00 1 31145 2021-22 #6 BLOCK RENEWAL 84 5522 140 DIA11 Total 40888.20
5/19/2022 33842 ENR02 ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD 108.00 1 05/12/22 #1107252757 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL/R. DOWLING 01 5423 410 ENR02 Total 108.00
5/19/2022 33843 ESC16 SIMON ESCOBAR 100.00 1 05/04/22 TOILET RETROFIT PROGRAM 73 80BA 720 ESC16 Total 100.00
5/19/2022 33844 EXP05 EXPRESS BODY WORKS 2299.00 1 4462 MAINT OPER/PARTS & LABOR/#304B REFUSE 71 5510 540 EXP05 Total 2299.00
5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY 297.09 1 104255 BOLTS FOR BARSCREEN RACK REPAIR/WWTP 72 5700 570 8 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY 202.42 1 105044 GENERAL SUPPLIES/AC FILTERS FOR PD 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY 262.05 1 105188 NEW BOLTS/NUTS/WASHERS FOR BOOSTER AT WP#4 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY 132.47 1 105298 BOLTS/NUTS/WASHERS FOR BOOSTER AT WP#3 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY -132.47 1 105298 CR FOR BOLTS/NUTS/WASHERS/RETURNED/WTR 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY 150.24 1 105312 BOLTS/NUTS/WASHERS FOR BOOSTER AT WP#3 REPAIR 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33845 FAS05 FASTENAL COMPANY 251.64 1 105313 HARDWARE FOR WP#4 SIGNS/WTR 73 5520 720 FAS05 Total 1163.44
5/19/2022 33846 FED01 FEDEX 25.64 1 773982717 POSTAGE/ENG 01 5301 410 FED01 Total 25.64
5/19/2022 33847 FER06 FERGUSON WATERWORKS #1423 366.62 1 1709927 PARTS FOR METER INSTALL AT AIRPORT WASHRACK 73 5710 720 5/19/2022 33847 FER06 FERGUSON WATERWORKS #1423 689.53 1 1709927-1 PARTS FOR AIRPORT PROJ 73 5710 720 FER06 Total 1056.15
5/19/2022 33848 FLO28 FLORES AFFORDABLE TOOLS 36.77 1 4468 GENERAL SUPPLIES/SAFETY EQUIPMENT/A. AHUMADA 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33848 FLO28 FLORES AFFORDABLE TOOLS 21.62 1 4476 GENERAL SUPPLIES/SAFETY EQUIP/I.PANAFIVA 01 5700 600 FLO28 Total 58.39
5/19/2022 33849 GAL15 GALVAN SIGNS GRAPHICS 919.04 1 4544 THICK ALUMINUM NUMBERS & LETTERS/CITY HALL AD 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33849 GAL15 GALVAN SIGNS GRAPHICS 194.85 1 4567 MAINT OPE/DECALS FOR #3523 DART 75 5510 350 GAL15 Total 1113.89
5/19/2022 33850 GARC9 GARDA CL WEST, INC 915.11 1 10690135 MAY ARMORED CAR SVCS 01 5809 105 5/19/2022 33850 GARC9 GARDA CL WEST, INC 19.18 1 20525996 APRIL ARMORED CAR SVCS ADJUSTMENT 01 5809 105 GARC9 Total 934.29
5/19/2022 33851 GARI9 NANCY GARCIA 407.00 1 06/02/22 PERDIEM/MILES/PARKING/NUTS & BOLTS WORKSHOP/MODESTO 01 5400 160 GARI9 Total 407.00
5/19/2022 33852 GONB8 ELENA GONZALEZ 100.00 1 05/09/22 TOILET RETROFIT PROGRAM 73 80BA 720 GONB8 Total 100.00
5/19/2022 33853 GRA01 GRAINGER 4.92 1 924871640 GENERAL SUPPLIES/TRANSIT PLACARD INSTALL 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33853 GRA01 GRAINGER 238.86 1 927992610 POST BASE FOR NEW SIGNS AT WP#4 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33853 GRA01 GRAINGER 123.06 1 930718308 GENERAL SUPPLIES/WATERLESS URINAL SEALANT 01 5700 800 GRA01 Total 366.84
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33854 GRE04 GREG'S PETROLEUM SERVICE, 500.76 1 313400 PURCHASED DIESEL & FUEL FOR REFUSE 71 5511 540 5/19/2022 33854 GRE04 GREG'S PETROLEUM SERVICE, 106.21 2 313400 PURCHASED DIESEL & FUEL REC 01 5511 610 5/19/2022 33854 GRE04 GREG'S PETROLEUM SERVICE, 391.19 1 314081 MOTOR OIL FOR WELLS MAINT 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33854 GRE04 GREG'S PETROLEUM SERVICE, 30437.19 1 315166 PURCHASED CLEAR DIESEL 81 5584 900 GRE04 Total 31435.35
5/19/2022 33855 HAC01 HACH COMPANY 385.92 1 13000324 BUFFER SOLUTION FOR PH METER CALIBRATION 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33855 HAC01 HACH COMPANY 121.06 1 13000530 ANALIZER TUBING KIT FOR WP#5 73 5520 720 HAC01 Total 506.98
5/19/2022 33856 HAR14 HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS 3.56 1 973716 GENERAL SUPPLIES/COUPLINGS/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33856 HAR14 HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS 25.96 1 980845 GENERAL SUPPLIES/PLASTIC TO COVER SAND 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33856 HAR14 HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS 51.89 1 981441 GENERAL SUPPLIES/TARP & GLOVES/PARKS 01 5700 600 HAR14 Total 81.41
5/19/2022 33857 HAR15 HARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PLA 243.79 1 013C2907 CPVC FITTINGS FOR WATER AND CHEMICAL PIPING 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33857 HAR15 HARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PLA 27.93 1 013C3008 PVC REDUCING BUSHINGS FOR SOFTENER AT WP#4 73 5520 720 HAR15 Total 271.72
5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 22.21 1 32929 CONTAINERS FOR SLUDGE SAMPLING/WWTP 72 5700 570 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 34.61 1 512498 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR CORP YARD SIGN 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 8.49 1 512511 GLUE REMOVER FOR WP#1 PROPANE TANK 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 75.74 1 532540 KLEIN ELECTRICAL TESTER FOR TANK #3308 WTR 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 36.77 1 532553 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR CORP YARD SIGN 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 41.44 1 1023794 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WATER BOTTLES/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 30.30 1 1024763 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR LEAK AT MLK PARK 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 3.86 1 1024764 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR REPAIRS AT MLK WATER PARK 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 20.09 1 1512395 TOOLS FOR TRUCK #3308 WTR 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 20.05 1 2023768 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR JEFFERSON CTR REPAIRS 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 46.48 1 2105652 GENERAL SUPPLIES/TRASH CAN ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 39.66 1 3024581 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR MLK WATER PARK REPAIRS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 21.51 1 3542026 GENERAL SUPPLIES BATTERIES 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 68.15 1 4511023 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR TRANSIT MAINT 75 5700 350 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 69.57 1 4512967 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR REC MAINT 01 5700 610 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 40.78 1 4532853 BIT TOOL FOR REPAIRS AT CHAVEZ WATER PARK 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 24.11 1 5024354 SMALL TOOLS FOR RESTROOM PROJ AT CECIL AVE 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 4.84 1 5024364 GENERAL SUPPLIES/TOOLS REPLACEMENT 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 64.64 1 6025178 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR REPAIRS AT MLK WATER PARK 01 5700 600 10 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 112.02 1 6521098 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR JEFFERSON CTR CUSTODIAL 01 5700 810 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 5.28 1 6521133 IRRIGATION PARTS FOR PARK REPAIRS 01 5711 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 410.27 1 7023261 GENERAL SUPPLIES BLOWER REPLACEMENT 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 26.64 1 7025102 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR GATE LOCK AT FREMONT 01 5700 810 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 10.78 1 7511934 5 GL BUCKETS FOR WELLS 22 & 39 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 23.72 1 8025066 IRRIGATION SUPPLIES FOR PARK REPAIRS 01 5711 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 6.03 1 8511803 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR CORP YARD SIGN 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 314.46 1 8512652 WALL AC UNIT & HARDWARE FOR WELL #20 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 40.01 1 8521023 TOOLS FOR AC REPAIRS AND BATTERY STORAGE 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 29.66 1 9023995 SILICONE WIRE NUTS FOR NEW CLOCK INSTALL 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 37.78 1 9024032 GENERAL CLEANING SUPPLIES FOR VEHICLES MAINT 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 492.21 1 9032942 GRINDER KIT & SUPPLIES FOR TRUCK #72038 WTR 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 49.73 1 9520056 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR CORP YARD SIGN 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 60.25 1 9520092 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR CORP YARD SIGN 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33858 HOM02 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SVCS 44.44 1 9541263 GENERAL SUPPLIES/VOLTS/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5700 204 HOM02 Total 2336.58
5/19/2022 33859 HOP04 ANTHONY HOPKINS 140.00 1 22-10 05/02-13 PROF SVCS/AGRMNT 2015-06 73 910F 720 5/19/2022 33859 HOP04 ANTHONY HOPKINS 6118.32 2 22-10 05/02-13 PROF SVCS/AGRMNT 2015-06 01 5524 410 HOP04 Total 6258.32
5/19/2022 33860 HOU06 HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE 838.85 1 C#267234 REFUND FOR UB#COO0016 ANGELICA COOK OVERPAYMENT 73 2238 HOU06 Total 838.85
5/19/2022 33861 J'S00 J'S PLUMBING 285.00 1 197 CLEAN MAIN SEWER LINE PLUG TO ALBANY PARK RESTROOM 01 5522 600 J'S00 Total 285.00
5/19/2022 33862 JAX00 JAXON ENTERPRISES DBA DEE 6483.22 1 15186 210 TONS OF CRUSHER DUST DELIVERED IN BELLY D 11 980D 300 5/19/2022 33862 JAX00 JAXON ENTERPRISES DBA DEE 3089.82 1 15231 100 TONS OF CRUSHER DUST DELIVERED IN BELLY D 11 980D 300 JAX00 Total 9573.04
5/19/2022 33863 JIM01 JIM BURKE FORD 138.13 1 1475119 MAINT OPER/OIL SEPARATOR/#3523 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33863 JIM01 JIM BURKE FORD 93.95 1 1475340 MAINT OPER/INTERCOOLER PIPE/#3523 DART 75 5510 350 JIM01 Total 232.08
5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 1 MC2021148 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 48.50 2 MC2021148 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 3 MC2021148 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 11 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 1 MC2021361 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 2 MC2021361 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 3 MC2021361 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 1 MC2021384 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 2 MC2021384 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 3 MC2021384 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 1 MC2021439 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 2 MC2021439 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 3 MC2021439 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 1 MC2021487 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 2 MC2021487 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 3 MC2021487 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 1 MC2021492 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 2 MC2021492 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 3 MC2021492 REFUND FOR BUILDING PERMIT CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 1 MC2021512 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 2 MC2021512 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 3 MC2021512 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 1 MC2021541 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 2 MC2021541 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 3 MC2021541 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 1.00 1 MC2021659 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 001 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 58.81 2 MC2021659 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 3323 5/19/2022 33864 JOH28 JOHN HARRISON CONTRACTING 0.50 3 MC2021659 REFUND FOR MECHANICAL PERMIT FEE CANCELED 01 2225 JOH28 Total 532.48
5/19/2022 33865 JON17 JOHNSON CONTROLS FIRE PRO 337.79 1 88683811 ANNUAL FIRE EXTINGUIHSERS FOR STS 11 5700 300 JON17 Total 337.79
5/19/2022 33866 JOR01 JORGENSEN COMPANY 354.03 1 6001483 GENERAL PPE SUPPLIES/GLOVES & GLASSES/WWTP 72 5700 570 JOR01 Total 354.03
5/19/2022 33867 KEN09 KENNETH D SCHMIDT AND ASS 606.68 1 05/05/22 HYDROGEOLOGIC SERVICES FOR WELL 42 73 820W 720 KEN09 Total 606.68
5/19/2022 33868 KER04 KERN TURF SUPPLY, INC 89.77 1 132389 MISC IRRIGATION PARTS/PARKS 01 5711 600 5/19/2022 33868 KER04 KERN TURF SUPPLY, INC 196.89 1 132519 IRRIGATION SUPPLIES FOR GOLF COURSE/STOCK 05 5711 650 5/19/2022 33868 KER04 KERN TURF SUPPLY, INC 158.81 1 132520 MISC IRRIGATION SUPPLIES FOR PARKS/STOCK 01 5711 600 12 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33868 KER04 KERN TURF SUPPLY, INC 120.98 1 132608 SOLENOIDS FOR VALVES AT PARKS 01 5711 600 5/19/2022 33868 KER04 KERN TURF SUPPLY, INC 17.98 1 132728 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33868 KER04 KERN TURF SUPPLY, INC 116.87 1 132736 PARTS TO REPAIR LEAK AT MLK WATER PARK 01 5700 600 KER04 Total 701.30
5/19/2022 33869 KER05 COUNTY OF KERN-DEPT OF 194.40 1 05/12/22 REGISTRATION RENEWAL PERMIT FOR #MGP-2-067 AIRPORT 74 5524 370 KER05 Total 194.40
5/19/2022 33870 KER06 KERN COUNTY FIRE DEPT. 435.00 1 APR 2022 BUSINESS LICENCES/FIRE LIFE & SAFETY(3)PAID 01 2225 005 KER06 Total 435.00
5/19/2022 33871 KER20 KERN COUNTY CLERK 50.00 1 05/12/22 CEQA PROCESSING FEE FOR PERMIT 2022-008 01 5303 125 KER20 Total 50.00
5/19/2022 33872 KER24 KERN CO AUDITOR CONTROLLE 132.00 1 APR 2022 APRIL PARKING VIOLATIONS 01 3405 KER24 Total 132.00
5/19/2022 33873 KER26 KERN COUNTY WASTE MGT 32505.03 1 APR 2022 GATE FEE 71 2226 KER26 Total 32505.03
5/19/2022 33874 KER31 KERN COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS 13.05 1 05/08/22 CONTRACTUAL MAINT/PD 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33874 KER31 KERN COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS 30.15 2 05/08/22 CONTRACTUAL MAINT/AIRPORT 74 5700 370 5/19/2022 33874 KER31 KERN COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS 137.25 3 05/08/22 CONTRACTUAL MAINT/REFUSE 71 5700 540 KER31 Total 180.45
5/19/2022 33875 KER49 KERN COUNTY AUDITOR CONTR 118.50 1 APR 2022 APRIL EQUIPMENT VIOLATIONS 01 3405 KER49 Total 118.50
5/19/2022 33876 MAT12 MATSON ALARM CO., INC 33.50 1 2797426 MAY COMMERCIAL MONITORING/CITY HALL UB 73 5522 740 MAT12 Total 33.50
5/19/2022 33877 MED55 ARTHUR MEDINA 125.00 1 30179 REIMB. FOR FUEL FOR #5404 REFUSE (USED WRONG CARD) 71 5511 540 5/19/2022 33877 MED55 ARTHUR MEDINA 60.00 1 910417 REIMBURSE FOR DMV PHYSICAL RENEWAL 71 5524 540 MED55 Total 185.00
5/19/2022 33878 MES00 EMCOR SERVICES MESA ENERG 227.08 1 960006286 APRIL AC SERVICE MAINT/CITY HALL 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33878 MES00 EMCOR SERVICES MESA ENERG 227.08 1 960006620 MAY AC SERVICE MAINT/CITY HALL 01 5700 800 MES00 Total 454.16
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33879 MKN00 MKN & ASSOCIATES, INC 51075.26 1 100655 2022 PLANT 6 BLENDING TANK AND BOOSTER STATIO 08 820C 108 5/19/2022 33879 MKN00 MKN & ASSOCIATES, INC 507.28 1 100667 SERVICES TO PREPARE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN I 73 5524 720 MKN00 Total 51582.54
5/19/2022 33880 MOO11 MOORE & ASSOCIATES 7477.50 1 22:4806 2022 LONG RANGE PLAN 75 5524 350 MOO11 Total 7477.50
5/19/2022 33881 MUN17 AVENU INSIGHTS & ANALYTIC 500.00 1 06-014118 STARS SVCS FOR 4TH QTR 2021 DATA 01 5522 170 MUN17 Total 500.00
5/19/2022 33882 NIC02 JERRY NICHOLSON 113.00 1 05/03/22 PER DIEM/A SUMMIT ON EMPLOYEE WELLNESS COURSE 01 5400 200 NIC02 Total 113.00
5/19/2022 33883 NOR01 KERN MACHINERY 21.86 1 103951944 MAINT OPER/KEY #417 STS 11 5510 300 NOR01 Total 21.86
5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 22.94 1 233027217 OFFICE SUPPLIES/EPSON PRINT RIBBONS UB RECEIP 73 5300 740 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 71.37 1 235834657 MISC OFFICE SUPPLIES/MARKERS/HIGHLIGHTERS 71 5300 540 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 32.45 1 235840658 OFFICE SUPPLIES/DUSTER CANNED AIR/STS 11 5300 300 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 99.22 1 240799640 MISC OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR ST CLNG 71 5300 530 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 7.79 1 241284966 OFFICE SUPPLIES/PENCILS/TRANSIT 75 5300 350 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 122.67 1 241285381 MISC OFFICE SUPPLIES/TRANSIT 75 5300 350 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 147.85 1 242328527 OFFICE SUPPLIES/FOLERS/TRANSIT 75 5300 350 5/19/2022 33884 OFF07 OFFICE DEPOT, INC 157.22 1 242329275 MISC OFFICE SUPPLIES/TRANSIT 75 5300 350 OFF07 Total 661.51
5/19/2022 33885 ONE01 ONE SOURCE PARTS, LLC 2877.44 1 831392 MAINT OPER/ASL PACK CYLINDER/#5404 REFUSE 71 5510 540 ONE01 Total 2877.44
5/19/2022 33886 P&J00 P & J ELECTRIC, INC 1610.00 1 7344 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE AT WWTP 72 52015 570 5/19/2022 33886 P&J00 P & J ELECTRIC, INC 2330.41 1 7373 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE AT WWTP 72 52015 570 5/19/2022 33886 P&J00 P & J ELECTRIC, INC 2087.64 1 7537 ELECTRICAL MAINT QT WWTP 72 52015 570 5/19/2022 33886 P&J00 P & J ELECTRIC, INC 6378.96 1 7570 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE AT WWTP 72 52015 570 5/19/2022 33886 P&J00 P & J ELECTRIC, INC 2757.32 1 7578 ELECTRICAL MAINT AT WWTP 72 52015 570 P&J00 Total 15164.33
5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 990.00 1 48806 MAINT OPER(1)TIRE/#72059 WTR 73 5510 720 14 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 990.00 1 48807 MAINT OPER(1)TIRE/#72059 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 245.00 1 48809 MAINT OPER(1)TIRE/#3524 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 27.16 1 48810 MAINT OPER/FLAT REPAIR/#60065 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 624.45 1 48812 MAINT OPER(1)TIRE/#5406 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 26.08 1 48813 MAINT OPER/FLAT REPAIR/#3530 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 40.41 1 48814 MAINT OPER/FLAT REPAIR/#54018 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 60.00 1 48815 MAINT OPER/CHANGE TIRE/#60096 PARKS 01 5510 200 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 22.16 1 48816 MAINT OPER/FLAT REPAIR/#72016 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33887 PAC16 PACIFIC TIRE #6 624.45 1 48818 MAINT OPER(1)TIRE/#5407 REFUSE 71 5510 540 PAC16 Total 3649.71
5/19/2022 33888 PAC35 PTS COMMUNICATIONS 53.00 1 2086111 MAY PAY PHONE SVCS/AIRPORT 74 5203 370 5/19/2022 33888 PAC35 PTS COMMUNICATIONS 53.00 1 2086948 MAY PAY PHONE SVCS/TRANSIT 75 5203 350 PAC35 Total 106.00
5/19/2022 33889 PAC43 PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES 100.00 1 B447380 WEEKLY INFLUENT & EFFLUENT MONITORING 72 5524 570 5/19/2022 33889 PAC43 PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES 150.00 1 B447626 QTRLY GROUNDWATER ANALYSES 72 5524 570 5/19/2022 33889 PAC43 PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES 2675.00 1 B448197 QUARTERLY GROUNDWATER ANALYSES AND REPORTING 72 5524 570 PAC43 Total 2925.00
5/19/2022 33890 PER52 PERFECT CARE LANDSCAPE-MA 10090.35 1 16270 MARCH LANDSCAPE SVCS/MAINT DIST 20 5522 001 5/19/2022 33890 PER52 PERFECT CARE LANDSCAPE-MA 585.00 1 16271 MARCH LANDSCAPE SVCS/PD 01 5522 200 5/19/2022 33890 PER52 PERFECT CARE LANDSCAPE-MA 10090.35 1 16363 APRIL LANDSCAPE SVCS/MAINT DIST 20 5522 001 5/19/2022 33890 PER52 PERFECT CARE LANDSCAPE-MA 585.00 1 16364 APRIL LANDSCAPE MAINT PD 01 5522 200 PER52 Total 21350.70
5/19/2022 33891 PLA11 PLATT 9.03 1 2S41623 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR COURT GATE REPAIRS 01 5700 810 5/19/2022 33891 PLA11 PLATT 20.18 1 2T85377 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR AC ELECTRICALS 01 5700 800 PLA11 Total 29.21
5/19/2022 33892 POR21 PORTERVILLE FORD 22236.43 1 620042/1 ENGINE REPLACEMENT FOR 3523. ENGINE ASSEMBLY 75 5510 350 POR21 Total 22236.43
5/19/2022 33893 POW10 POWERSTRIDE BATTERY CO,IN 122.79 1 93623 MAINT OPER/BATTERY #5706 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33893 POW10 POWERSTRIDE BATTERY CO,IN 910.03 1 93644 (4)BATTERIES FOR WOOLLOMES & MARKET PL BBS 11 88AN 300 5/19/2022 33893 POW10 POWERSTRIDE BATTERY CO,IN 652.07 1 93666 (2)BATTERIES FOR FLOOR SCRUBBERS 01 5700 810 POW10 Total 1684.89
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33894 PRO20 PROVOST & PRITCHARD CONSU 6324.80 1 91868 2019 TCP MITIGATION PROJECT DESIGN OF GAC 73 990N 720 PRO20 Total 6324.80
5/19/2022 33895 QUA06 QUAD/KNOPF, INC 2408.00 1 113385 DESIGN SERVICES FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL AND ROAD 54 900V 253 5/19/2022 33895 QUA06 QUAD/KNOPF, INC 22836.89 1 113425 SERVICES FOR THE 2040 GENERAL PLAN 01 880B 125 5/19/2022 33895 QUA06 QUAD/KNOPF, INC 14593.65 1 113605 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING AND DESIGN SERVICES 72 91AY 570 5/19/2022 33895 QUA06 QUAD/KNOPF, INC 14593.65 2 113605 PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING AND DESIGN SERVICES 73 91AK 720 QUA06 Total 54432.19
5/19/2022 33896 RAMA5 MARTIN EDUARDO RAMIREZ 85.00 1 11822 DMV LICENSE RENEWAL 75 5524 350 RAMA5 Total 85.00
5/19/2022 33897 REN17 RENT-A-TOILET 600.00 1 3975 COVID-19 04/20-05/17 DOUBLE TRAILER RENTAL 08 5754 108 REN17 Total 600.00
5/19/2022 33898 RIC07 RICKS LOCK & KEY 150.00 1 236 SECURE FRONT DOOR AT HOMELESS SHELTER/FREMONT 01 5700 810 RIC07 Total 150.00
5/19/2022 33899 ROB29 ROBERT DANIELS DEEP TINE 950.00 1 42522 GREENS FOR GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33899 ROB29 ROBERT DANIELS DEEP TINE 550.00 1 42622 GREENS FOR GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 ROB29 Total 1500.00
5/19/2022 33900 ROU00 ROUTEMATCH SOFTWARE, LLC 8327.33 1 7401 TECHNICAL & MAINT SUPPORT 03/22-02/23 75 5522 350 ROU00 Total 8327.33
5/19/2022 33901 SAN34 SAN JOAQUIN PAINT & GLASS 36.05 1 125794 GRAFFITI SUPPLIES/MAINT DIST 20 5709 001 5/19/2022 33901 SAN34 SAN JOAQUIN PAINT & GLASS 113.24 1 126009 GRAFFITI SUPPLIES/PAINT/PARKS 01 5709 600 SAN34 Total 149.29
5/19/2022 33902 SAND8 SJVAPCD 167.00 1 S163562 2021-22 ANNUAL TOXIC ASSESSMENT S-3665 11TH NW CORNER 01 5520 800 SAND8 Total 167.00
5/19/2022 33903 SAS00 SASE COMPANY, INC 586.10 1 289413 PARTS FOR #421 STS/CUTTER SET 11 5510 300 SAS00 Total 586.10
5/19/2022 33904 SEB00 KERTEL COMMUNICATIONS, IN 200.00 1 30067 UPS BATTERY MAINT/PD 84 5209 140 SEB00 Total 200.00
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33905 SEB01 SEBASTIAN/SOS 129.90 1 10704911 MAY ALARM MONITORING/CITY HALL & ANIMAL SHELT 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33905 SEB01 SEBASTIAN/SOS 129.90 1 10705884 MAY ALARM MONITORING/JEFFERSON CTR 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33905 SEB01 SEBASTIAN/SOS 129.90 1 10706051 MAY ALARM MONITORING/COMM CTR 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33905 SEB01 SEBASTIAN/SOS 89.95 1 10706641 MAY ALARM MONITORING TECH CTR 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33905 SEB01 SEBASTIAN/SOS 69.95 1 10707431 MAY ALARM MONITORING/ELLINGTON/REC 01 5522 800 SEB01 Total 549.60
5/19/2022 33906 SER01 SERDA'S PLUMBING, INC 280.00 1 303447 SNAKED OUT SEWER MAIN AT TRANSIT 01 5700 800 SER01 Total 280.00
5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 17.44 1 646320 MAINT OPER/CLIPPARD VALVE/#5403 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 10.15 1 646507 MAINT OPER/BREAL-AWAY SWITCH/#54022 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 12.98 1 646510 MAINT OPER/TRAILER CONNECTOR/#90015 GARAGE 81 5510 900 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 35.05 1 646532 MAINT OPER/SOLDER SORINS/#54022 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 4.85 1 646582 MAINT OPER/LENS/#90015 GARAGE 81 5510 900 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 66.45 1 646683 MAINT OPER/FILTERS/#60090 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 8.34 1 646720 MAINT OPER/HEATER HOSE/#60090 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 22.86 1 646729 MAINT OPER/HEATER HOSE MOLDED/#60090 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 26.76 1 646811 MAINT OPER/HEATER FITTINGS/HOSE/#60090 PARKS 01 5510 600 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 15.61 1 646828 MAINT OPER/WIPER BLADES/#3527 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 0.50 1 646834 MAINT OPER/EXCHANGE ORDER/WIPER BLADES/#3527 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 37.93 1 646936 MAINT OPER/FILTERS/#3519 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 37.93 1 646939 MAINT OPER/FILTERS/#3520 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 64.78 1 646975 MAINT OPER/OIL & FILTER/#3528 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 4.62 1 646991 MAINT OPER/DRAIN PLUG/#3528 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 145.88 1 647011 MAINT OPER/COOLANT/#5402 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 9.62 1 647016 MAITN OPER/BYPASS HOSE/#5402 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 6.34 1 647025 MAINT OPER/BRAKE CLEANER/#3528 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 42.36 1 647052 MAINT OPER/SERP BELT-POLY/#3530 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 28.07 1 647078 MAINT OPER/HOSE ASSEMBLY/#3528 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 6.48 1 647172 MAINT OPER/HYD FITTING/#506 GARAGE 81 5510 900 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 18.49 1 647200 MAINT OPER/OIL #72022 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 6.34 1 647235 MAINT OPER/BRAKE CLEANER/#376 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 21.84 1 647317 MAINT OPER/IMG GREASE/#376 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 31.73 1 647377 MAINT OPER/LUBE/#376 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 32.58 1 647379 MAINT OPER/BRAKE FLUID & CLEANER/#3574 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY -42.36 1 647514 CR FOR BELT-POLY RIB/#3530 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 12.97 1 647515 MAINT OPER/AC SEAL KIT/#180 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 17 CITY OF DELANO
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Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 17.58 1 647516 MAINT OPER/RUB COMPOUND & CHEMROOL/#3543 DART 75 5510 350 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 14.88 1 647543 MAINT OPER/BREATHER/#54019 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 57.23 1 647545 MAINT OPER/FILTER/#376 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 13.46 1 647607 MAINT OPER/AC VALVE CAPS/#180 ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5510 204 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 85.55 1 647638 MAINT OPER/BREAK HOSES & CLEANER/#3303 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 115.98 1 647640 MAINT OPER/CONDUCTIVE GREASE/#5405 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 13.38 1 647682 MAINT OPER/BRAKE FLUID/#3303 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 63.14 1 647728 MAINT OPER/MIRROR/#5402 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 36.49 1 647735 MAINT OPER/FILTER/#373 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 1.86 1 647765 MAINT OPER/OIL PLUG GASKET/#373 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 17.22 1 647850 MAINT OPER/FUEL CAP/#7207 WTR 73 5510 720 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 81.38 1 647916 MAINT OPER/AIR FILTER/#5407 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 82.97 1 649341 MAINT OPER/ANTENNA FOR #3574 WWTP 72 5510 570 5/19/2022 33907 SEV01 SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY 1150.69 1 650037 BOSCH ADS 625 12 MONTH SOFTWARE SUBSCRIPTION 81 5524 900 SEV01 Total 2438.40
5/19/2022 33908 SIL05 SILVAS OIL COMPANY, INC 32917.19 1 850746 PURCHASED UNLEADED GAS 81 5582 900 SIL05 Total 32917.19
5/19/2022 33909 SIT02 SITEONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY, 174.74 1 117852136 IRRIGATION SUPPLIES/VALVES/PARKS 01 5711 600 5/19/2022 33909 SIT02 SITEONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY, 174.74 1 117852353 IRRIGATION SUPPLIES/VALVES/GOLF COURSE 05 5711 650 SIT02 Total 349.48
5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 1 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/STS 11 5700 300 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 2 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/ST CLNG 71 5700 530 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 3 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/REFUSE 71 5700 540 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 4 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 5 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 6 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 7 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/GOV BLDNGS 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 8.89 8 175988 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/GARAGE 81 5700 900 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.16 1 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/STS 11 5700 300 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.16 2 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/ST CLNG 71 5700 530 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.16 3 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/REFUSE 71 5700 540 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.16 4 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.16 5 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.17 6 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.17 7 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/GOV BLDNGS 01 5700 800 18 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33910 SMA02 SMART & FINAL 14.17 8 426666 GENERAL SUPPLIES/CORP YARD/GARAGE 81 5700 900 SMA02 Total 184.43
5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 80.05 1 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/PD 01 5239 200 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 521.54 2 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/GOV BLDNGS 01 5239 800 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 331.72 3 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/LEASE BLDNGS 01 5239 810 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 526.65 4 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/MCCF 76 5239 276 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 48.37 5 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/WTR 73 5239 720 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 14.35 6 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/AIRPORT 74 5239 370 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 242.10 7 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/GARAGE 81 5239 900 5/19/2022 33911 SOC02 SoCalGas 5507.05 8 APR 2022 APRIL NATURAL GAS CHARGES/CNG 81 5583 910 SOC02 Total 7271.83
5/19/2022 33912 SOL24 SOLENIS, LLC 17996.96 1 131985075 POLYMER FOR BIOSOLIDS 72 800J 570 SOL24 Total 17996.96
5/19/2022 33913 SOL36 SOLGEN CONSTRUCTION, LLC 50.00 1 BP2022095 REFUND FOR DOUBLE PAYMENT PLAN FEE 1918 ALBANY 01 3805 SOL36 Total 50.00
5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 58.74 1 112509 APRIL RECYCLABLES/CITY HALL/CIVIC CTR/HR 01 5522 800 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 6.73 1 112510 APRIL RECYCLABLES/ARMORY 01 5522 810 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 58.74 1 112511 APRIL RECYCLABLES/CORP YARD 71 5522 540 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 41.06 1 112512 APRIL RECYCLABLES/AIRPORT 74 5522 370 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 58.74 1 112515 APRIL RECYCLABLES/PD 01 5522 200 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 58.74 1 112516 APRIL RECYCLABLES/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5522 204 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 41.06 1 112519 APRIL RECYCLABLES/WWTP 72 5522 570 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 43433.40 1 APR 2022 APRIL GREENWASTE 71 2226 005 5/19/2022 33914 SOU38 SOUTH TULARE-RICHGROVE RE 39934.98 2 APR 2022 APRIL RECYCLABLES 71 2226 006 SOU38 Total 83692.19
5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.23 1 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/STS 11 5700 300 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.23 2 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/STS CLNG 71 5700 530 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.22 3 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/REFUSE 71 5700 540 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.22 4 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/WTR 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.22 5 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/GARAGE 81 5700 900 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.22 6 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.22 7 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/AIRPORT 74 5700 370 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 11.22 8 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/GOV BLDNGS 01 5700 800 19 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 31.32 9 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/ENG 01 5700 410 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 31.31 10 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/BLDNG 01 5700 420 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 31.31 11 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/PLANNING 01 5700 125 5/19/2022 33915 SPA20 SPARKLETTS 121.86 12 41422 GENERAL SUPPLIES/DRINKING WTR/PD 01 5700 200 SPA20 Total 305.58
5/19/2022 33916 STA55 CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 3.00 1 05/12/22 APRIL AIRCRAFT JET FUEL TAXES #MJ STF 033-000 74 5720 370 STA55 Total 3.00
5/19/2022 33917 TEL02 TEL-TEC SECURITY SYSTEMS, 95.00 1 775368 MAY COMMERCIAL MONITORING/WP#1,2,4 73 5520 720 5/19/2022 33917 TEL02 TEL-TEC SECURITY SYSTEMS, 30.00 1 776184 MAY COMMERCIAL MONITORING/GARAGE 81 5520 900 TEL02 Total 125.00
5/19/2022 33918 TEN01 TEN-WEST TOWING 1141.20 1 41217580 WASTE DISPOSAL. AIRPORT ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE 74 5520 370 TEN01 Total 1141.20
5/19/2022 33919 TER09 TERMINIX PROCESSING CENTE 85.00 1 419806857 PEST CONTROLS VCS/PD 01 57002 200 TER09 Total 85.00
5/19/2022 33920 THA01 E.M. THARP, INC 50.70 1 01P42636 MAINT OPER/BOTLE WASHER/#54019 REFUSE 71 5510 540 5/19/2022 33920 THA01 E.M. THARP, INC 144.55 1 01P48279 MAINT OPER/HOSE MOLDED/#5402 REFUSE 71 5510 540 THA01 Total 195.25
5/19/2022 33921 THY01 TK ELEVATOR CORPORATION 1048.24 1 6593996 MAY TO JULY FULL MAINT CITY HALL ELEVATOR 01 5522 800 THY01 Total 1048.24
5/19/2022 33922 TRI26 TRIPLE CROWN FENCE CO., I 773.00 1 2033 FENCE REPAIR AT V.O.A 01 5700 800 TRI26 Total 773.00
5/19/2022 33923 TTP01 T&T PAVEMENT MARKINGS AND 9485.41 1 2022189 LINELAZER 3900 STANDARD 2 GUN SYSTEM WITH 6" 10 80ER 201 TTP01 Total 9485.41
5/19/2022 33924 TUR05 TURF STAR, INC 984.78 1 7222237 MAINT OPER/REPAIR & SHARPENING MOWER/GOLF COU 05 5520 650 5/19/2022 33924 TUR05 TURF STAR, INC 949.81 1 7223510 MAINT OPER/REPAIR FAIRWAY MOWER/GOLF COURSE 05 5520 650 TUR05 Total 1934.59
5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1108.50 1 50190885 CAUSTIC SODA TO RAISE PH AFTER TREATMENT 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1243.68 1 50190886 CAUSTIC SODA TO RAISE PH AFTER TREATMENT 73 5717 720 20 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 870.28 1 50190887 PURCHASED SULFURIC ACID 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1087.84 1 50190888 PURCHASED SULFURIC ACID 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1013.87 1 50190889 PURCHASED SULFURIC ACID 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 917.96 1 50196562 PURCHASED SOD HYPO 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1284.23 1 50196563 CAUSTIC SODA TO RAISE PH AFTER TREATMENT 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 878.69 1 50210666 CAUSTIC SODA TO RAISE PH AFTER TREATMENT 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1081.46 1 50210667 CAUSTIC SODA TO RAISE PH AFTER TREATMENT 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 1087.84 1 50210669 PURCHASED SULFURIC ACID 73 5717 720 5/19/2022 33925 UNI65 UNIVAR SOLUTIONS 709.71 1 50210670 CAUSTIC SODA TO RAISE PH AFTER TREATMENT 73 5717 720 UNI65 Total 11284.06
5/19/2022 33926 VEL20 CECILIO VELASCO 113.00 1 05/03/22 PER DIEM/A SUMMIT ON EMPLOYEE WELLNESS COURSE 01 5400 200 VEL20 Total 113.00
5/19/2022 33927 VER11 VERIZON WIRELESS 25.02 1 990592395 PD CELL PHONE BACKUP 01 5203 200 VER11 Total 25.02
5/19/2022 33928 WAL15 CAPITAL ONE 205.00 1 164200083 NINTENDO SWITCH GAME CARDS/REC 01 5617 610 5/19/2022 33928 WAL15 CAPITAL ONE 241.77 2 164200083 MISC GAMES FOR JEFFERSON CTR 15 5700 680 5/19/2022 33928 WAL15 CAPITAL ONE 1175.24 3 164200083 DOG FOOD/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 5700 204 5/19/2022 33928 WAL15 CAPITAL ONE 176.85 4 164200083 GEN/SUPP/WHEEL COVERS FOR BUS/CREAMER/CLEANIN 75 5700 350 WAL15 Total 1798.86
5/19/2022 33929 WAS13 WASCO VETERINARY CLINIC 1426.00 1 APR 2022 APRIL MISC MEDICAL SVCS/ANIMAL CONTROL 01 55211 204 WAS13 Total 1426.00
5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 150.00 1 APR 2022 LEXISNEXIS/ON LINE SEARCH REPORTS FOR INVEST. 01 5522 200 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 19.28 2 APR 2022 USPS/CERTIFIED IA LETTER SENT 01 5301 200 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 100.00 3 APR 2022 RICK'S/GENERAL SUPP/KEYS FOR MEDIA ROOM FOR DISPATCHERS 01 5700 200 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 482.00 4 APR 2022 INTL CODE COUNCIL/J.PELANO/J.LARA EXAM CERTIFICATION 01 5400 421 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 75.00 5 APR 2022 AIRCRAFT OWNERS/OAPA MEMVERSHIP RENEWAL R.DOWLING 01 5423 410 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 60.56 6 APR 2022 AMAZON/(4)HOOSHNG 12PC POM POMS CHEERLEADING 01 5617 610 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 345.00 7 APR 2022 NAYS YOUTH SPORTS/REG FOR E.ESPITIA ONLINE ACADEMY 01 5400 610 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 165.78 8 APR 2022 SP WHOLESALE/MISC BINGO SUPPLIES FOR REC 15 5700 680 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 43.28 9 APR 2022 AMAZON/INDOOR/OUTDOOR PATIO ROUND TABLECLOTH 15 5700 680 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 281.43 10 APR 2022 BEST BUY(2)PORTABLE BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS 71 5700 540 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 73.49 11 APR 2022 PAYPAL/GEN SUPP/LITELFUSE CLASS RK FOR PD AC 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 150.00 12 APR 2022 MARIN HUMANE/EUTHANASIA COURSE FOR V. PONCE 01 5400 204 21 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 93.00 13 APR 2022 UPS STORE/BACKGROUND CHECK FOR V. PONCE 01 5400 204 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 52.29 14 APR 2022 CXT INC/NAIL IN ANCHOR FOR NEW SIGN AT JEFFERSON 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 35.00 15 APR 2022 WESTEC/CHEMICAL AGENTS CERTIFICATION FOR V. PONCE 01 5400 204 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 69.28 16 APR 2022 WAL-MART/WEBCAM 84 5700 140 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 708.24 17 APR 2022 MEDIFY AIR/MA-112 & MA 40 REPLACEMENT FILTERS 08 5756 108 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 108.02 18 APR 2022 AMAZON/OFFICE SUPP/FILE FOLDERS/KEYCHAIN RECORDER 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 65.00 19 APR 2022 LESLIES FLORAL/ARRANGEMENT FOR P.TAFOYA 01 5304 100 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 200.00 20 APR 2022 CITY CLERK ASSOC/NUTS & BOLTS WORKSHOP N.GARCIA REG. 01 5400 160 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 63.84 21 APR 2022 AMAZON/THIN RED AMERICAN FLAG & PROGRESS LGBT 01 5700 100 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 9.49 22 APR 2022 SMART & FINAL/GEN SUPP FOR HR BREAKROOM 01 5300 120 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 71.33 23 APR 2022 CVOS/OFFICE SUPPLIES/POCKET FILE FOLDERS 01 5300 120 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 1058.65 24 APR 2022 BW ISLANDHOTEL/LODGING FOR CHIEF DAVIS 01 5440 200 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 112.57 25 APR 2022 VISTA PRINT/GENERIC BUSINESS CARDS FOR OFFICERS 01 5700 200 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 86.54 26 APR 2022 AMAZON/CHARGING STATION FOR WTR DIST IPADS 73 5700 720 5/19/2022 33930 WEL07 WELLS FARGO 299.00 27 APR 2022 EB UNIVAR/HAZMAT TRAINING CLASS FOR J.ZIELSDORF 73 5400 720 WEL07 Total 4978.07
5/19/2022 33931 WIL10 WILLDAN FINANCIAL SERVICE 100.00 1 010-50975 ANNUAL DISCLOSURE SVCS 699 6200 979 WIL10 Total 100.00
5/19/2022 33932 WIL24 WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY LLC 130.20 1 14868586 GENERAL SUPPLIES/PENDULUM FOR GREENS/GOLF COU 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33932 WIL24 WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY LLC 130.20 1 14868590 GENERAL SUPPLIES/PENDULUM FOR GREENS/PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33932 WIL24 WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY LLC 99.01 1 14893361 GENERAL SUPPLIES/FERTILIZER FOR GREENS PARKS 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33932 WIL24 WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY LLC 656.37 1 14899909 GENERAL SUPPLIES/FERTILIZER FOR GREENS 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33932 WIL24 WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY LLC 761.69 1 14899911 GREENSN FOR GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 5/19/2022 33932 WIL24 WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY LLC 185.86 1 14944307 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR GOLF COURSE 05 5700 650 WIL24 Total 1963.33
5/19/2022 33933 WIN00 WINSUPPLY OF BAKERSFIELD 158.69 1 462711-03 PARTS FOR REPAIRS SINK AT JEFFERSON RESTROOM 01 5700 600 5/19/2022 33933 WIN00 WINSUPPLY OF BAKERSFIELD 120.30 1 462836-01 GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR PD RESTROOMS 01 5700 800 5/19/2022 33933 WIN00 WINSUPPLY OF BAKERSFIELD 238.78 1 462868-01 GENERAL SUPPLIES/RESTROOM FAUCETS AT CITY HALL 01 5700 800 WIN00 Total 517.77
5/19/2022 33934 ZAL01 ZALCO LABORATORIES, INC 2548.50 1 2110043 QUARTERLY BIOSOLIDS ANALYSES 72 5524 570 ZAL01 Total 2548.50
5/19/2022 33935 \C007 JESSE CABRERA 27.78 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR CAB0132 73 2238 \C007 Total 27.78
22 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account 5/19/2022 33936 \C020 BRICEYDA CORRAL 19.38 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR COR0212 73 2238 \C020 Total 19.38
5/19/2022 33937 \D014 JOSE H DURAN 8.84 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR DUR0010 73 2238 \D014 Total 8.84
5/19/2022 33938 \G005 SYLVIA GAMINO 138.50 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR GAM0070 73 2238 \G005 Total 138.50
5/19/2022 33939 \H009 HALLAIAN PROPERTIES 485.95 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR HAL0008 73 2238 \H009 Total 485.95
5/19/2022 33940 \H011 HOUSING AUTHORITY OF KER 20.19 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR HOU0031 73 2238 \H011 Total 20.19
5/19/2022 33941 \J004 JTS CONSTRUCTION 355.93 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR JTS0001 73 2238 \J004 Total 355.93
5/19/2022 33942 \M007 SUSAN E. MENDOZA 25.00 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR MEN0379 73 2238 \M007 Total 25.00
5/19/2022 33943 \N001 NELSY & QUINONEZ T, LEONE 113.66 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR NUN0109 73 2238 \N001 Total 113.66
5/19/2022 33944 \O006 LUCY G. OLVERA 193.56 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR OLV0002 73 2238 \O006 Total 193.56
5/19/2022 33945 \O007 CARLOS ORTIZ 106.60 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR ORT0281 73 2238 \O007 Total 106.60
5/19/2022 33946 \P010 IRMA LETICIA PACAY GOMEZ 202.54 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR PAC0042 73 2238 \P010 Total 202.54
5/19/2022 33947 \P011 TONY PEREZ 45.33 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR PER0221 73 2238 \P011 Total 45.33
5/19/2022 33948 \P012 GABRIEL PORTILLA 287.30 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR POR0030 73 2238 23 CITY OF DELANO
WARRANT REGISTER/COUNCIL MTNG 06/06/2022
Check Date Check Number Vendor ID Vendor Name Check Amount Line # Invoice # Description Expense Distribution Account \P012 Total 287.30
5/19/2022 33949 \R009 DOMINGA P RIN 350.07 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR RIN0001 73 2238 \R009 Total 350.07
5/19/2022 33950 \R010 JONATHAN RIVERA 194.94 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR RIV0132 73 2238 \R010 Total 194.94
5/19/2022 33951 \S016 ROGER SANCHEZ 28.56 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR SAN0153 73 2238 \S016 Total 28.56
5/19/2022 33952 \S017 RICHARD SIKES 13.30 1 000C20501 MQ CUSTOMER REFUND FOR SIK0001 73 2238 \S017 Total 13.30
Grand Total 916379.45 Sub Total $916,379.45
Total $916,379.45
Payroll-5/13/2022 $886,330.30
Total $886,330.30
Grand Total $1,802,709.75
24 04/30/2022 WELLS FARGO

STMT WELLS FARGO CREDIT CARDS
Summary of Credit Card Charges for Travel
OBJECT Date Vendor Name Description Amount
JERRY NICHOLSON 01.5522.200 04/04/22 LEXNEX RISK DATA ON LINE SEARCH REPORTS FOR I NVESTIGATIONS 150.00

01.5301.200 04/21/22 USPS CERTIFIED IA LETTER SENT 19.28

01.5700.200 04/21/22 WPYRICKS LOCK KEY GENERAL SUPPLIES/MEDIA ROOM KEYS FOR DISPATCHERS 100.00 TOTAL 269.28
ROMAN DOWLING 01.5400.421 04/08/22 INTL CODE COUNCIL INC J. LARA & J. PELAYO B1 RESIDENTIAL BULDING INSPECTOR EXAM /CERTIFICATIONS 482.00

01.5423.410 05/01/22 AIRCRAFT OWNERS AND PILOT AOPA MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL FOR R. DOWLING 75.00 TOTAL 557.00
MARIBEL REYNA 01.5617.610 04/07/22 AMAZON (4)HOOSHING 12PCS POM POMS CHEERLEADING SILVER METALLIC FOIL 60.56

01.5400.610 04/11/22 NAYS YOUTH SPORTS REGISTRATION FOR ERIC ESPITIA FOR ONLINE ACADEMY 345.0015.5700.680 04/26/22 SP WHOLESALEBINGOSUP MISC BINGO SUPPLIES FOR REC 165.78

15.5700.680 04/26/22 AMAZON INDOOR/OUTDOOR PATIO ROUND FITTED VINYL TABLECLOTH 43.28 TOTAL 614.62
ARTHUR MEDINA 71.5700.540 04/05/22 BEST BUY (2) PORTABLE BLUETOOTH SPEAKERS 281.43

01.5700.800 04/07/22 PAYPAL ALANS SALES GENERAL SUPPLIES/LITELFUSE CLASS RK1 20 AMP FOR PD AC 73.49

01.5400.204 04/13/22 MARIN HUMANE EUTHANASIA COURSE FOR VICENTE PONCE 150.00

01.5400.204 04/21/22 THE UPS STORE BACKGROUND CHECK FOR VICENTE PONCE 93.00

01.5700.600 04/25/22 CXT INCORPORATED NAIL IN ANCHOR FOR NEW SIGN AT JEFFERSON RESTROOMS 52.2901.5400.204 04/29/22 WESTEC CHEMICAL AGENTS CERTIFICATE FOR VICENTE PONCE 35.00 TOTAL 685.21
MIKE ENRIQUEZ 84.5700.140 04/12/22 WAL-MART GENERAL SUPPLIES/WEBCAM 69.28 TOTAL 69.28
ROSA RIOS 08.5756.108 04/05/22 MEDIFY AIR MA-112 & MA-40 REPLACEMENT FILTERS FOR AIR PURIFIERS 708.24 TOTAL 708.24
ALLEN LUTZ 73.5700.720 04/22/22 AMAZON CHARGING STATION FOR WATER DISTRIBUTION IPADS $ 86.54

73.5400.720 05/02/22 EB UNIVAR SOLUTIONS HAZMAT TRAINING CLASS FOR J. ZIELSDORF REGISTRATION $ 299.00 TOTAL 385.54
RICARDO CHAVEZ 01.5300.110 04/07/22 AMAZON 108.02

01.5304.100 04/18/22 LESLIES FLORAL 65.0001.5400.160 04/26/22 CITY CLERKS ASSOCIATION 200.0001.5700.100 04/27/22 AMAZON

OFFICE SUPPLIES/FILE FOLDERS/KEYCHAIN VOICE RECORDER FOR COUNCIL MEETINGS FLORAL ARRANGEMENT FOR P. TAFOYA'S MOTHER'S PASSED
NUTS AND BOLTS WORKSHOP FOR N. GARCIA REGISTRATION
THIN RED LINE AMERICAN FLAG/PROGRESS FLAG LGBTQ 63.84
TOTAL 436.86
NOEMI ZAMUDIO 01.5300.120 04/13/22 SMART & FINAL GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR HR BREAKROOM 9.49

01.5300.120 04/19/22 CVOS OFFICE SUPPLIES/POCKET FILE FOLDERS 71.33 TOTAL 80.82
Prepared By Alexandra Alvarado
04/30/2022 WELLS FARGO

STMT WELLS FARGO CREDIT CARDS
Summary of Credit Card Charges for Travel
OBJECT Date Vendor Name Description Amount
TYSON DAVIS 01.5440.200 04/08/22 BW ISLANDHOTELMARINA LODGING FOR CHIEF DAVIS FOR EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT COURSE 04/04-08 SAN DIEGO 1,058.65

01.5700.200 04/13/22 VISTA PRINT GENERIC BUSINESS CARDS FOR OFFICERS 112.57 TOTAL 1,171.22
$4,978.07
Prepared By Alexandra Alvarado

MINUTES

CITY OF DELANO

CITY COUNCIL - SPECIAL MEETING
December 6, 2021

CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Osorio called the meeting to order at 5:32 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 1015 - 11th Avenue.

INVOCATION
None.

FLAG SALUTE
Council Member Morris led the flag salute.

ROLL CALL
Council Members Present: Bryan Osorio, Veronica Vasquez, Joe Alindajao, Liz Morris, Salvador Solorio-Ruiz
Council Members Absent: None.

OFFICIALS PRESENT
City Manager Reyna, Deputy City Clerk Garcia, City Attorney Richman, City Engineer Dowling, Finance Director Lara Rios, Chief of Police Davis, Human Resources Director Zamudio and Interim Community Development Director Mynk.

SPECIAL AGENDA

1. Mayor's Statement
Mayor Osorio welcomed everyone to the first in person meeting in a while. He thanked everyone for the opportunity to serve as mayor this past year and for the welcomes and inclusions in different events that he has been able to participate in. Although he has had the opportunity to attend the prior two years it is a little new and is a responsibility being in that role. He mentions that that they have done a lot of good things this past year including having conversations about housing and how to help folks get past the COVID19 pandemic. He hopes together we can get through it. Thanked everyone for their support.

Agenda Item No. 3

2. Presentation of Plaque(s)
Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez presented a plaque to Mayor Osorio

3. Election of Mayor
(Alindajao asked if this would be open to public comment, City Attorney Richman explained that it was appropriate to open public comment)
(Public Comment Opens)

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

1. Claribel Gutierrez - Shared her concerns to the council regarding the importance of being a team and to follow through with their commitments to gain the public's trust.

2. Lupe Martinez - Asked for clarification, or an ordinance or resolution that states the process of opening this item for public comment. He expressed concerns that he's had with past council members. Shared that councils' constituents elected them based on addressing issues such as housing, medical, safe environment, clean water, and to date they have not been addressed. He comments on the shaming the young councilmembers have received; he believes they should be given the opportunity to continue the way it has.

3. (VIA ZOOM) Mike Gutierrez, 1310 Thomas Way - Shared that he sent council an email on Friday evening. Commended the Mayor for doing an honorable job and mentioned he conducts himself with dignity. He feels there are some members of the council that do not conduct themselves that way. He stated they have lost his trust and believes they have lost the trust of other members of the community as well. He hopes that the next Mayor is a person who treats others respectfully, who is coherent, mature, has earned respect of others and has not shown disrespect to other respected community members. He hopes the next Mayor is someone the community can be proud of.

4. Pastor David Vivas - Thanked the Mayor for his service to the community this past year as Mayor. He appreciates the times the Mayor has taken to meet with him to hear his concerns and offer input. Commended the Mayor for conducting himself in a respectful, professional, and admirable manner. Appreciated that the Mayor attended a service he was officiating to speak at the funeral and to the family. Shared that the next Mayor needs to be mindful of the families of victims of crime. He hears that the city does not care about the families of victims of crime after the fact. He shared that with the mayor and the family appreciated his presence at the funeral. He believes that all council members should attend funerals of victims. He feels it is disheartening when he read in the newspaper outside of Kern County that Kern County has the highest rate per capita in gun violence. There are people in this community that are hurting the loss of their loved ones. He hopes the next Mayor is mindful of people and does not ignore his emails as some council members have done and treats their constituents with utmost importance.

5. Yolanda Chacon Serna, 1221 Austin Street - Thanked the council for their service this past year. Shared that the community elected each one of the council members. She mentioned there are so many problems in the community and has been outspoken to address these issues. She is ready to work with leaders in the room to help do something for our youth. Expressed that we need to have a safer better community. The city invested in cameras and videos. How are we reaching out to the community? She shared that instead of citing people the city can send messages notifying the community of upcoming clean ups. She is not against any of the council members or anyone else. She is for democracy, inclusion, accountability, and transparency. She mentioned this is something there has been a lack of for many years. She expressed her concerns about keeping a safer community and investing in our youth. She expects to have more participation and notices of when meetings are held.

6. Maria Martinez, 1215 Lexington - Thanked the Mayor and Vice Mayor for fighting for the better good of the community. She has seen them in action helping the farmworkers when she attended the 40-acres. She feels we need to be united to be strong.

7. Gloria Herrera - Thanked the council for the good job that they are doing. She moved to Delano in 1973 and this is the first year that she sees so much going on in Delano. She noticed there is new housing and a lot of other work she has never seen before. She thanked the council and the engineer for that. She mentioned that instead of dividing people we should work together to get things done.

8. Suzanne Villaruz, 1808 Terrace Drive (661)344-2017 - Commended the board for working together. She was born and raised in Delano and remembers past city council members that were not open and made decisions that she did not agree with. Reminded the people that Ms. Vasquez has speared the victims counseling group that the city now works with. She acknowledged that there is effort from the city to deal with the victims of violent crimes. She has seen young people take a step forward since they’ve been elected. She sees a lot of growth and maturity on the council. She appreciated the public comments presented at the meeting. Every public meeting should have public comment on every agenda item. She shared that although mayor runs the meeting the decisions is made by 5 council members. The majority will win even if it’s not everything we want.

She feels there may be a 3-2 vote when electing a new Mayor. The public trusts the council to make the best decisions for our community. She hopes that this council can rectify decisions of past councils.

9. Jordan Davis, 1871 12th Place - Thanks the Mayor for his leadership. Hopes the next Mayor is open to finding out who community members are. Is proud that positive change has been done. He mentioned that we need to open to more things and attends more events. The City of Delano is an international community and our motto states we are supposed to be working together. We need leadership to work together. The whole council represents us. He doesn’t want to see a Mayor that represents a specific party.

10. (VIA ZOOM-Marivel Servin) Stated that the new Mayor will have a big task ahead of them and hope they will be able to fairly represent their constituents and hopes we will be able to work together despite what others have been saying, despite the divide and different beliefs. Commends the Mayor for doing a good job running the meetings and doing his best in being involved in the community. Believes the next Mayor should follow his footsteps or do even better.

11. Arthur Rodriguez - Commended the Mayor for doing a great job. (Public Comment Closes)
Nominations of Mayor were opened.

Moved to nominate Alindajao for Mayor by: Morris
2nd by: Alindajao
Vote: 2-3 (Motion Fails)
Ayes: Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Osorio/Solorio-Ruiz/Vasquez

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Moved to nominate Osorio for Mayor by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Vasquez
Vote: 4-1 (Motion Passes)
Ayes: Morris/Osorio/Solorio-Ruiz/Vasquez
Nays: Alindajao

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

4.Election of Mayor Pro Tem
(Public Comment Opens)

1. Jordan Davis, 1871 12th Place - States the council needs to consider being fair to the City to make it even. He suggests taking into consideration to recommend Mr. Alindajao to serve as Mayor Pro Tem. He assures that the citizens are aware of the divide between the council. He stresses this council to be fair.

2. Maria Martinez, 1215 Lexington - She thinks Veronica Vasquez should continue being the Mayor Pro Tem. She quotes Solorio-Ruiz comment to 'finish what we started'.

3. Yolanda Chacon Serna - Added that Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez was the people's choice and would like to keep the council how it is to build on what was started.

4. Gloria Herrera - Believes things should stay the same way it is.

5. Claribel Gutierrez, 1414 6th Avenue - Thanks the Mayor for getting reelected. She doesn’t have an issue if Ms. Vasquez is the Mayor Pro Tem. She's not for the left or right she is here to see he community get better. She does see the council participate in community events. She is not from Delano but she puts a lot of effort to make it better, she would like to see the same from people who are from this community. She is grateful to see the City is getting somewhere but she feels there needs to be more.

6. Rosalinda Cabazos - Mentioned she is not from Delano. She believes the vote should be for Veronica Vasquez.

7. Lupe Martinez, Delano - Believes democracy should be followed, at this point Veronica Vasquez is the highest vote getter, that is the community saying what it wants.

Its not about fairness, it is about what the community wants. Stated Veronica Vasquez should be the next Vice Mayor. He states if we wanted to change the process of choosing the mayorship then Delano should put money down and let's get going so the community can decide who will be the mayor and vice mayor, we would need divide it into four districts so he can vote for the person he wants in his district.

8. Pastor David Vivas - He does not believe it should be based on whom got the most votes, it is not a popularity contest. He believes the best thing to do is to ask the city employees on how each council member has conducted themselves when speaking with the City Manager, City Staff, Chief of Police, etc. Who conducts themselves professionally, who has maintained a proper demeanor? He understands that we are all passionate about subject matters and sometimes emotions may normally tend to rise.

When you're rude, or when you speak before you think, you are not working for the people that voted for you, you are then working for the people that did not vote for you.

He mentioned that there are thousands of people that did not vote in Delano. Regardless the council still represents them. In the order of fairness, he believes Mr. Alindajao has experience and brings his professional experience to Delano as well. His recommendation goes to Joe Alindajao.

9. (VIA ZOOM) Mike Gutierrez, 1310 Thomas Way - Has heard a lot of people talk about democracy and about whom got the most votes. He agrees that Vice Mayor Vasquez ran a good campaign. However, the votes she received were not votes for being a Vice Mayor those are votes to be on the City Council. He shared that we all know that Council Member Vasquez has been very abrasive, very unprofessional often. She has offended many people often. She has treated city employees poorly, verbally. We know that she has contempt for supervisor Couch, probably because she's a representative of the county's workers union. He believes she should not be the Vice Mayor. He thinks she did a poor job and to continue with someone who wants to perform poorly, then the vote should be hers. He stated that Joe Alindajao would be a perfect candidate. He is experienced and professional.

10. Anabel, Pastor of Church Nazarene - Stated that there is not a chance for the community to elect their Mayor. She shared that she has not seen Councilmember Alindajao have a chance. She shared that she has known him for 18 years and has had his kids at her church daycare. He has been very honorable, respectful, professional and she would like to see all of the council members have the opportunity to be Mayor. She stated that she would like to see the Mayor be elected by the community. She would like to have the whole city behind that vote. She shared her concerns in regards to the shootings around her church on Patton and Oxford. She has been in the City for 20 years, she has seen changes, but not many in that area.

11. (VIA ZOOM) Marivel Servin - Stated that elections have consequences. The community spoke this past election cycle, if not comfortable with these consequences it sounds like a personal issue. Congratulated the Mayor and hopes the next Mayor Pro Tem is an amazing pick.

12. Arthur Rodriguez - Believes Veronica Vasquez should be elected as Mayor Pro Tem.

He knows the community and attends all the council meetings. He has been in the community 70 years. He knows the type of people that live here.

13. Suzanne Villaruz, 1808 Terrance Drive - Described that the job of the Mayor Pro Tem is to fill in when the Mayor can't. Shared that the prosperity of the City of Delano is reliant upon the general economy of the planet. She feels that she hears that the council went out and created this opportunity of prosperity, but it is the whole country experiencing the prosperity. We are a small community and would like to be able to vote for each other, rather than divide the community. To what she has seen the Mayor no longer votes unless there is a tie. She hears Mike Gutierrez's' frustrations and comments.

Early on with this council she has seen the council learn and mature and thinks they have done well.
(Public Comment Closes)
Nominations for Vice Mayor were opened.

Moved to nominate Alindajao for Vice Mayor by: Morris
2nd by: Alindajao
Vote: 2-3 (Motion Fails)
Ayes: Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Osorio/Solorio-Ruiz/Vasquez

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Moved to nominate Vasquez for Vice Mayor by: Osorio
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 3-2 (Motion Passes)
Ayes: Osorio/Solorio-Ruiz/Vasquez
Nays: Alindajao/Morris

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

COUNCIL STATEMENTS AND REPORTS
Alindajao - Shared that there has been a of discussion of the Mayorship and the process that goes with the mayorship. Weeks ago, he asked for this item to be placed on the agenda in January to discuss the possibility to elect the mayor and Vice Mayor potentially for either a 2-year or 4-year term. Reminded the public and the council that by goodwill tradition the selection of the Mayor and Vice Mayor has been the agreement of the vote of the council. A lot of folks do not understand what the process is like. The Mayor and Vice Mayor position do not have a special power vested in them. He shared that those positions are important because they represent the value and goodwill of the city and the community and public at large. Until he became a council member did, he understand the importance of the title Mayor and Vice Mayor. It is a very important position to hold. The spirit of this tradition has given every councilmember an opportunity to represent the City and traditionally the Vice Mayor should be the next Mayor in line for the Mayorship. This has been the tradition for a long time. He shared that this changed in 2020 Mayor Bryan Osorio broke the tradition and turned the position into a controversial political item. In 2020 he was serving as Vice Mayor and should have become the next Mayor.

Now Mayor Osorio took the Mayorship again because it is politically expedient to do so. He is running for congress next year. This has been the tradition for many years by goodwill agreement that everyone would have an opportunity to be Mayor. This is why he has called for the Mayorship to be an elected position so it can take that decision out of a politically charged and partisan council, and we put it back in the hands of the people. We will be discussing that in 2022. He calls on Mr. Osorio, Mr. Solorio-Ruiz and Ms. Vasquez to be in the bigger person in the room and give other council members the opportunity to serve as Mayor.

Solorio Ruiz- Shared that he heard the conversation of the City electing its Mayor and that is something most of them want. Before he was on council, he shared he had the same concern and agrees the people should elect their Mayor. He states his responsibility on council is to choose people who will choose progress for the City. Everything that is done and said on the dais matters to him. He is here to hand our city to someone who is going to move it forward for our community and fight for the things we care about. To someone who shows up to events. That is someone he wants as Mayor. He shared that tomorrow, himself and the Vice Mayor complete their first year as council members. He gave a recap of 2021. He shared that they completed a utility assistance program, held the pride flag in flag in front of city hall, lead discussion on inclusionary zoning, created more housing and jobs, held food distributions all year long, provided a total of $50,000 of scholarship funds to Bakersfield College and issued resolutions to support several bills. He shared Vice Mayor Vasquez pushed for therapy services for those that lost loved ones. Collaborated with DTSC to remove plume down Main Street. He is excited to see progress and is not going to wait to be Mayor to do his job.

Vasquez - Shared her appreciation to be sitting in her position. She states that she did get and earn her votes. The people that voted for her are not the only people that she is serving. She has done her fair share to outreach and to work with other community members. She is the only person that pays for her own website where people can contact her. She mentioned she sends the City Manager emails several times every week because people she does not know, whether they voted for her or not, are her constituents. She appreciates questions and concerns as she learns the process. She knows that she is the only person on City Council that uses the money she is given for donations and does that consciously when she got on City Council. She knows City Council cannot pay for everything and she wants to be able to help many organizations throughout the community. That is her service and her additional dedication that she is doing.

She finds disappointing that so many people come up and speak about how they want to quickly criticize and smear and not have facts to prove what they are saying and try to tear them down up there, she does not appreciate that. She stated it is not necessary and not needed and to try to hide behind social media is unacceptable. People do know who they are and who is doing it. She did not do a smear campaign during the election because this is a very small community. She knows her family knows everyone. We are neighbors. People want to preach that we are neighbors yet do not know how to act right. Lastly, yes, she is passionate, she is vocal, but has noticed that when she has peers that are the same way, that are males, they are not belittled and are not degraded. She is tired of the gender bias that she receives for it. It is unacceptable. Ending on a positive note, she is not up there for herself, she is up there for a very loving strong family who has put up with her being smeared unnecessarily. But they know her hard work and her dedication and they know that she worked very hard to earn her experience. Going back to the gender bias, she heard that Mr. Alindajao's experience as he spilled something, yet she is getting smeared for the experience that she has. She worked hard to get her positions and to be where she is at. She is getting tired of people that say that they care about this community, and they behave the way they do. Enough is enough. It is unnecessary. That is the real division that is happening that does not need to happen. Thanked everyone for giving her the honor to have her position. She will continue to work hard for her community.

Morris- No comments.

Osorio - Thanked everyone for joining them for this special meeting. He was not expecting the public comments, but it served as an opportunity to receive feedback from the public and council. He hoped we can work collaboratively to address some of the shortcomings we have faced this past year also to remedy some of the issues that we've had. Wants to thank everyone who has participated is holding and facilitating city events through the COVID-19 pandemic. As mentioned earlier, this position and the vice mayor position is not concentrated. It is about all of us working together. If we get credit, staff should get credit too. It is your taxpayer money investing in the projects going on. If you want to ever reach him with complaints he advises to do so by email or text or even a phone call. Thanked everyone and took motion for adjournment.

ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Solorio-Ruiz, seconded by Vasquez and unanimously carried 5-0 to adjourn the meeting at 6:44 p.m.

Nancy Garcia, Deputy City Clerk

MINUTES

CITY OF DELANO
CITY COUNCIL – REGULAR MEETING
March 7, 2022

CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Osorio called the meeting to order at 5:33 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 1015 – 11th Avenue.

INVOCATION
Mayor Osorio offered a moment of silence.

FLAG SALUTE
Council Member Morris led the flag salute.

ROLL CALL
Council members present: Bryan Osorio, Veronica Vasquez, Joe Alindajao, Liz Morris, Salvador Solorio-Ruiz
Council members absent: none

OFFICIALS PRESENT
City Manager Reyna, City Clerk Chavez, City Attorney Richman, City Engineer Dowling, Finance Director Lara Rios, Human Resources Director Zamudio, Chief of Police Davis, and Interim Community Development Director Mynk

PRESENTATIONS AND AWARDS
Finance Director Rios presented the Featured Pet – Lobo.

Finance Director Rios presented the Featured Business – Generals Café & Grill.

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

1. Abraham T. Jimenez shared about his dispointed with a lot of things. He stated that Vivian is doing a great job with the Transit Department. He requested for Saturday service for seniors.

2. Robert Gonzalez stated that he’s a Mac-Del. He stated that he’s really disgusted with the City Council in which they are not paying attention to anybody with this 3-2 vote. He suggested the City to go to districts so everyone can get represented and because of this 3-2 vote, is the reason why we have all these problems they have become too personal which is not why they were voted for. He emphasized that they work for the public and Agenda Item No. 4
not for themselves and their own ideas, but they are not working for the public and are terrible. He stated even the rotation of the Mayor was done with a 3-2 vote. He stated that he voted for the Mayor because he’s young, but now he wants to go to the state capital, but he told him that no one leaves here to the state capital and he’d be lucky to get 1,000 votes. Mr. Gonzalez implored the Mayor help them as that was why he voted for him, but now he wants to move up in which he told the Mayor that it was not going to happen. He stated that he doesn’t believe in parties. He stated that we need representation from the westside and eastside, but it’s not happening and he’s very disappointed. He asked the Council to listen to him and do what’s right. He further stated that they need to be respectful to the people and that they have gotten away with a lot of baloney. He emphasized that the Council needs to start getting it right, because if he has to start a recall, it would be on three people and believe him he can do it.

3. Arthur Rodriguez stated about problems with code inspectors and the criticism he receives about his vehicles on his property. He also criticized the community development director.

4. Virginia Espino suggested a disc golf for the community and provided an explanation of the sport. She stated that it would be a great investment and has many benefits.

5. Mike Gutierrez stated that last year he sent a letter to the city council expressing observations by the Vice Mayor and that she should not be elected as the mayor or re elected as Mayor Pro Tem. He stated of his observation in which Miss Vasquez as a county service workers union rep created a hostile, contemptuous relationship with the County Board of Supervisors. He further stated that at more than one county supervisors meeting she invoked the titles of union rep and Vice Mayor of Delano where she then tore into the supervisors, chastising them and attempting to shame and intimidate them with very incendiary language. He elaborated the problem that once the Vice Mayor introduced herself as the vice mayor, she spoke on behalf of the citizens of Delano is that as if every word she uttered from that point on was spoken by them. He added when she was letting the supervisors know how much contempt she has for them, and what low life she thought they were, she was really saying that all citizens of Delano thought the same way. He pointed out that an obvious conflict of interest exists and that she's not capable of serving as an antagonistic, anti-economy, supervisory union rep and affable diplomatic official for the city. Miss Vasquez isn't capable of fairly represent the best interest of the citizens of Delano when she chooses to go to war with the county supervisors as a union rep, as well as Mayor Pro Tem. He brought up during 2021, that City of Delano staff applied for a $5 million grant to improve the quality of the drinking water that we all need such as children, grandchildren, and elderly. He further stated that the $5 million to improve drinking water slipped through the fingers at the city by which the attempt to secure $5 million failed due to the grant lacking the critical support from the County Board of Supervisors’ office. He clarified that the city couldn't secure a simple letter of support from the County, the county office that the Vice Mayor decided to treat as an enemy. Mr. Gutierrez emphasized that the citizens of Delano deserve to know that Miss Vasquez is personally responsible for the city losing $5 million not being able to improve the water quality. He further referenced in addition, about the settlement the city is bound to lose because of a grievance filed against the city because she harassed the city employee. He further added about the waste of tax dollars paid to a law enforcement officer who was out on the streets protecting the people because the officer was engaged with her. In addition, he stated that the Vice Mayor violated the city code when she inappropriately interfered with the operations of city departments and the low morale because she inserted herself where she has no business. In conclusion, Mr. Gutierrez stated that this was just her first year in office.

6. Gloria Herrera shared her concerns for people’s safety regarding the poles at Albany.

She also requested to focus on the waterlines and the alleys at Asti & Austin.

7. Jordan Davis brought up there are street signs that are no longer able to be read and are worn out. He also stated about a German Sheppard, but was aware that that animal control does not work on the weekends. He shared that the PD responded that they will not come out unless the dog was deemed aggressive, so as a result he and his neighbors missed their mail delivery twice. He suggested an on-call for animal control.

8. Suzanne Villaruz stated that the cell towers are not fooling anyone as fake trees.

9. Mario Nunez shared that there is a lack of leadership on council and lack of transparency.

He urged the council that it’s time to get going and referenced an item on the agenda that there are six people. He also referenced about the controversy and encouraged those to do the right thing.

10. Dolores Huerta shared that she has known Veronica since she was young, as well as her family in which they were involved in the farmworker movement. She stated that she has worked with Veronica over the years on many projects mostly with the labor union and she has always known her to be a person of integrity and honesty. She also referenced about the prior speaker blaming Veronica Vasquez for the Board of Supervisors’ denying Delano for a water project is ridiculous as the Board of Supervisors of Kern County has a majority on the board to be conservative and have denied other organizations such as the Dolores Huerta Foundation, so therefore it can be very political. She further stated that it is typical to see a Latina woman to be a leader and people to go after her. She hopes that the City Council does not follow that pattern. She stated with whatever is going on, she suggested for this matter to be handled internally instead of making a public scandal where there is nothing there. Ms. Huerta urged the Council to do their jobs, be professional and don’t try to scandalize one of your own members.

11. Lupe Martinez stated that he wanted to make an invited. He stated because the Department of Toxic Substance Control in cleaning up the plume, the State suggested that we launch a community advisory group to which he and the Guardians will be launching the group so they can have voice as to the cleanup. He therefore invited the Council to a meeting tomorrow at the CRPE office. He stated that there has been a mistrust of local government for many years because the perception and hopes there is a review site committee since 2012.

12. Yolanda Chacon-Serna wanted to address the city council, especially Council Member Alindajao who represents the law, that they are still in the United States of America where laws prevail, and the innocent are innocent until proven guilty. She stated that to be tarring and feathering and trying to make a public display of somebody and attacking someone assassinating their character is not correct. She stressed that there is a process and if there was a reason for charges, there would be some. She stated everybody on this council would not be removed unless they have committed a felony. She stated what Council Member Alindajao was doing with his charade is totally wrong. She shared that she was at that board of supervisors meeting because people called in here, as families and residents call to the city saying that they didn't find out until the backroom deal with Supervisor Couch until it was in the newspaper. Ms. Chacon-Serna emphasized that they did not get their Brown Act, they did not get their public hearing, nobody listened to their concerns about their disabled adults, and yet he wants to sit here and makeup chismes.

She stressed that he wants to pretend to enforce the law; he should be enforcing the law and he should be making sure that we're abiding by the law, not trying to override it, nor trying to pretend an opinion page is an investigation. She stated that this is a disgrace.

She asked how come nobody's asking, how come the person who does municipal loans for the city has the contract for the golf course. She further posed the question as to why nobody asks why we're not making revenue out of our own property, and we're paying $200,000, but can't put water sprinklers on for the children, yet we can water the golf course. She questions how that's supposed to be a quality of life. She further asked why the city manager’s contract got extended in 2019 when it was to expire in 2023; now 2026 and another year that this council doesn't even have anything to do. She stressed where were the ethics, with all those ethics violations and all those contracts and stated that they want an investigation, as she asked how much revenue they've been losing on all those unethical contracts. She stated that she will be there to ask for my Public Information Act documents to verify.

13. Claribel Gutierrez shared a concern about lights belong to Edison across the street from the Sheriff’s Station and go down proper channels. She emphasized that it breaks her heart, but the truth will set you free and if everyone wants to be transparent it’s never late to start. She blames the entire council because one person allowed it to get out of hand.

She also blames the attorney because this is not acceptable for the city. She stated that the Council is taking care of personal business, so because they made it her business, she’s in their business to be accountable for all actions.

14. Pastor David Vivas stated that he’s emailed some of the council members and claim to represent the people. He pointed out that they'll have people in their corner, but don't see the things that are neglected. He stated his frustration about emails not being responded to. He emphasized the logistics and provided a synopsis of how he put together a candidates’ forum in which he tried to be fair. He stated that he gave the Vice Mayor an invitation, but she never bothered to answer. He stated he’s not against anybody and all he wants is for the council to do the right thing, because they represent the public, and he is a part of the public. Lastly, he asked Councilman Solorio, “Who is the system that has failed people here and Delano on his comments that he made, during his campaign, when he was talking about the people that were shot and killed?” He further stated that Council Member Solorio stated that he doesn’t blame an individual; he blames the system and Pastor Vivas is still waiting… “Who the heck is the system that killed his son?”

15. Maria Martinez stated she’s been around regarding the gossip over the years. She would ask for the council to get to work. She therefore asks for the council to drop the gossip and get to work.

CONSENT AGENDA
1) Authorization to waive the reading of any ordinance in its entirety and consenting to the reading of such ordinances by title only
2) Warrant Register in the amount of $2,287,320.58
3) Minutes of regular Community Law Enforcement Liaison Board meeting of January 20, 2022
4) Land Lease Agreement between the City of Delano (“City”) and Albert L. Good a.k.a ALG Enterprises (“Lessee”) for 2,000 Sq. ft. of Land at the Delano Municipal Airport (Agreement No. 2022-16)
5) Resolution approving the Final Map and Subdivision Agreement for Tract 7379, Phase 2, with Presidio JJR Quail Run 143, LLC. and Presidio JJR Vineyard Estates 100, LLC., located adjacent to and south of County Line Rd., between Hiett and Melcher Avenues, and authorizing the City Clerk to file the Final Map with the County Recorder, and authorizing the City Manager to execute the Subdivision Agreement (Agreement No. 2022-17) (Resolution No. 2022-09) 6) Approval of Agreement with the North America Security and Investigations, Inc. and TRUVIEW to perform pre-employment backgrounds and internal investigations (Agreement No. 2022-18) (Agreement No. 2022-19) 7) Resolution authorizing staff to apply for TDA funds for Public Transit for FY 2021-2022 (Resolution No. 2022-10)
8) Approval of resolution and agreement with the California Department of Justice Tobacco Grant Program for acceptance of grant funds in the amount of $35,817 for enforcement of Tobacco-related state laws and authorize the City Manager or designee to execute any necessary documents (Agreement No. 2022-20) (Resolution No. 2022-11)
9) Acceptance of two donations totaling $1,100 from The Wonderful Company Foundation Inc., for the Delano Police Department’s Explorer Program Motion was made by: Morris to approved items 1 – 5, 7 – 9 on consent; 2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Item No. 6 pulled by: Lupe Martinez
Reason for being pulled: Was this new or what these companies that the city has already dealt with. He also asked if this is for all employees.

Staff report provided by Human Resources Director Zamudio. She further stated that this is strictly for safety employees where all other staff is done internally.

Council Member Alindajao asked why the new company.

Human Resources Director Zamudio responded that the prior company closed down, so she’d be worried about unavailability of one and not having a backup.

Council Member Morris stepped down from the dais at 6:23pm Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked if the background checks hate group or racist organizations.

Human Resources Director Zamudio responded that it’s strictly for background, but they do for POST.

Council Member Morris returned to the dais at 6:26pm
Motion made by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Vasquez
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

PUBLIC HEARINGS
10) Public hearing to receive comments related to unmet transit needs that may exist and can be reasonably met
Transit Manager Zamora provided the staff report.

Mayor Osorio opened public hearing.

Abraham T. Jimenez shared his concern for Saturday service.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Morris inquired about Saturday service.

Transit Manager Zamora responded in the affirmative but was stopped due to the pandemic and it will resume. They will also be implementing the micro transit program.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez shared that during her campaign she came across an elderly lady that needed a ride to Bakersfield for her appointments, so when she called 211 they no longer offered that service, so she personally ended up taking this person several times, even once for surgery.

She inquired what can they do to assist the elderly for medical appointments in Bakersfield.

Transit Manager Zamora responded that they have been working with GET to implement a system. She further stated that dial-a-ride is territorial due to funding. it is the commuter run.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez asked if we can have that information on the website.

Transit Manager Zamora responded in the affirmative and it would be a great time to introduce the micro transit program.

Mayor Osorio thanked Transit Manager Zamora and agrees to encourage people to be taking public transit as he would take him up on that request.

Transit Manager Zamora shared about working on a grant.

No Council Action.

REGULAR AGENDA
11) Review and approval of appointments of applicants to the Citizens Review Committee
City Clerk Chavez provided staff report.

Discussion was had by City Council and the public.

Motion made to appoint Joey Velasquez, Pastor David Vivas, Marisol Alcantar, Guadalupe Martinez and Gloria Herrera by: Vasquez
2nd by: Alindajao
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
12) Adoption of resolution to establish Ad-Hoc Crim Prevention Committee and appointment of two Council Members (Resolution No. 2022-12) Staff report provided by City Manager Reyna.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Pastor David Vivas shared his support.

Yolanda Chacon-Serna shared her support.

Maria Martinez shared her support and added that Pastor Vivas is attacking the wrong council person.

Claribel Gutierrez shared her support.

Lupe Martinez shared his support and hoped that people are prioritizing the children over their differences.

Marisol Alcantar shared her support and suggested we focus at the schools by listening to kids.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez expressed interest.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz expressed interest. He also suggested on a logistical point and suggested some experts to guide the committee members such a high school counselor, someone from Adventist Health, a social worker and a faith-based leader, but not being a voting member.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez suggested a focus with those working with youth.

Mayor Osorio he offered to add Delano Community Alliance and Hope & Heal.

Council Member Alindajao stated that he doesn’t want the public to think that this will be capped, as they will be able to talk to others. He appreciated Council Member Solorio-Ruiz’s suggested but they don’t need to be seats. He further stated and provided perspective on how the prior council focused on the issue, he believes this is a great step forward and engage the public in a social community program in the first time of its history.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz said he’s ok for them not being members.

City Attorney Richman provided direction for clarity on the discussion.

Motion made to approve and add Hope & Heal and Adventist Health as non-voting members to the committee by: Alindajao
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Motion made to appoint Alindajao and Osorio to the committee by: Morris Council Member Morris withdrew motion.

Motion made to appoint Alindajao and Vasquez to the committee by: Morris 2nd by: Solorio-Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
13) Discussion and Direction on City Council Hiring of an Outside Investigator Regarding Allegations Related to Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez (Councilmember Alindajao)
Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez recused herself and stepped down from the dais at 7:24pm.

Staff Report provided by City Attorney Richman.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Yolanda Vega shared her concern that the allegations made by Mr. Gutierrez was in respect to records of a city employee being divulged and asked how did he get this information. She asked how HR confidential matter gets divulged and is it normal for that to happen.

Anthony Cortez shared his agreement with Ms. Vega and asked how that information got out, but this is the public business and shared his support of the investigation in order to find out what happen with all the facts.

Claribel Gutierrez stated that she blames everyone for not doing the right thing when they first got this information. She supports an investigation and finalize this for whichever way it goes.

She stated that we need to be transparent and be honest to the people they serve. She emphasized the reason why they are here is because the Council made it their business because if they would have taken care of it when they first made in contact of the information if the council hadn’t tried to handle it behind the scenes with the lawyer for a solution, they wouldn’t be forcing their opinion in this matter. She suggested to go through with the investigation and have closed case moving forward.

Mike Gutierrez stated for the past several months, he has alluded to reports by credible sources regarding conduct by the Vice Mayor that reveals habitual intentional acts of malfeasance that reveal she seems to believe she's above the law. He stated that in her wearing the badge of vice mayor, she can act unilaterally not as a council that she doesn't have to act within the restraints of the municipal code and has been going on for over a year with plenty of evidence of her actions, and the Council aware of her conduct. He referenced that each council member received over 600 pages of documents that confirms some of this and gives plenty of cause for an in-depth investigation. He suggested in an email to each of the council members that her actions be censured, denounced that the city council figuratively slap her on the wrist and let her know her actions are out of line and not acceptable and let the people know the Council is not complicit of her actions and would have settled the issue. Mr. Gutierrez further stated, but instead three of the council members including the Vice Mayor reelected her to Vice Mayor, he interpreted that as a slap in the face of the citizens of Delano, because he knew that at least three of them, the Vice Mayor knew all about her illicit conduct. Mr. Gutierrez shared that he took it as if they were saying we know but we don't care because their political agenda is obviously too big to care about doing the right thing. He pointed out that incidentally, the vice mayor at a city council meeting even admitted to the veracity of her wrongdoing. He stated that tonight, the Council will let the people know if they’re here for the people or for themselves as a transparent, legitimate and ethical body. He further argued that before they say they don't want to spend the money for an investigation he’s already made the case of the vice mayor, in the first year of office has cost the city quite a bit and has tainted the image in the county and caused havoc in the PD. He urged that they can't afford to not pay for an investigation as the cost of an investigation to settle this matter should not even be an issue for the fact that the investigation will allow the city to exonerate the vice mayor and instill community trust in the city council or it will uncover conduct that has to be crushed for now and forever. Mr. Gutierrez concluded that if nothing exists as some claim, if there is nothing there, nothing to hide, then there's no reason to stop the investigation. He admonished the Council to do the right thing for an investigation.

Yolanda Chacon Serna responded as to that being ridiculous sparse as she further stated the first time that she heard Mr. Gutierrez speak was when he called to complain about the Vice Mayor going to the Board of Supervisors, when parents of the DADD clients called the City, because nobody advocated for them. She added that the prior Council and including some on the current council made a backroom deal with David Couch for that houseless center. She argued that community people did not get the Brown Act right, nor did they get a right to a hearing or to speak and suggested that they investigate that. She referenced about the unethical contracts in which someone who does the loans and has a contract. As she posed whether everyone being dumb and quiet about this. She asked where is the revenue from some of the buildings? She claimed that the city is going backwards, though this town was becoming a wonderful town. Ms.

Chacon Serna asked where is the city manager looking out for our community, for our revenue, for our best interest, for our youth and they want to pretend they have something. She emphasized there is no evidence and criteria, or they would have filed charges. She further stated this was somebody's case and it was confidential, and the union rep would be the one to know, but if somebody had violated the law, Mr. Alindajao there would have been charges filed so instead they want false “Oh Mr. Investigator” and “false headlines.” She referenced about the grand jury recording on the majority that kept here for all these years with all the money that they've gotten so she asked why they are they low on police. She further asked why they want to hire some other code officers that they don't even have $400,000 to pay for, as she suggested that it be to squeeze the community; the way they keep squeezing them. She directed the council to look at what you really have done throughout all these years and do a real investigation on where the revenue is going. She stated that everyone came here to see the meeting of the year, but they know where it's going, and they will have interests protecting their interests; instead of this false smoking mirrors trying to pretend they're banging their drum as if something was done wrong.

She pointed out that something was done wrong as somebody leaked information of what… and asked, “where is the criteria? Where's the evidence? Where's the relevant you know, the law? Where is it? There is none.” She exclaimed this is a bunch of BS and they know it, but dared them to keep on trying to stir up the community, since they’ve had the majority for so long, and did whatever they wanted for so long; and this community has been neglected and paid the price for so long.

Marivel Servin inquired about the cost of the investigation and if claims are being made because some people lost to a fair election is what is going to take to quiet down these nay-sayers for whatever reason they’re against Vice Mayor Vasquez, then they should proceed with the investigation and get it over with as she’s tired of people every meeting saying the same thing.

Octavio Magana stated that some community members talked about transparency, but at the same time they've talked about moving on, which means that they really don't want to know the outcome of these allegations. He further added that this could possibly end up in hiding a wrongful act under the rug. He stated he would want an answer and Vasquez is in the wrong, then she must be reprimanded or removed from the council. He further stressed that all unethical behavior from city officials should be investigated, and it did not matter who the person is because they must be held accountable. If she is found guilty, Mr. Magana asked if it was possible that maybe she could be fined for the payment of the investigation. Lastly, he stated the accusation is a serious one and therefore they must move on with the investigation.

Suzanne Villaruz stated that she believes everyone comes with the best intentions. She also stated the gossip is bad especially since it’s reached her. She also suggested for an outside law enforcement agency to conduct the investigation. She stated that Mike Gutierrez is a man of honor and a gentleman. She also stated that the City Manager and City Attorney have done their due diligence and have been hired to be transparent and be told to do their jobs, but not do their jobs? She believes that the council will vote their minds and their hearts. She also stated that some people unwittingly added fuel to the fire because when they say that since there has been mention of information being leaked, then she wants to know what has been leaked and she’s curious of what that is and is in support of the investigation. Lastly, she gave a shout to Mike wherever he is and Marivel Servin for being the brave young women she is.

Gina Martinez stated that she requested public records. She stated that Mr. Gutierrez speaks for the community, in which she disagrees. She said before they waste the money to hire a private attorney to stir the pot, they need to make sure they do a very, very good job at it. She pointed out that Ms. Vasquez just came, and the problem was she's only been here one year, by which she added the problem existed beforehand. She stated that she will not be reiterating what Miss Dolores Huerta, Yolanda Chacon or Lupe and Maria Martinez which she’s no relatives to. She expressed that this is a shame that this is being entertained. She suggested to focus the money on real issues. She stated that Pastor Vivas has real issues and is a peacemaker, so she thinks that they can get together without having to make bigger, but they are going to get an outside investigator, she pleaded to start with the problem beforehand. She inquired to know where that other money went and why she doesn’t have water which has been for a long time because it costs a lot of money to filter a house. She again pleaded, for the Council to not further entertain the allegations and the gossip which she’d rather the money go to the youth. Lastly, she stated people have different motives for having Veronica Vasquez to be removed.

Susan Price stated at the February 22nd meeting, Miss Chacon stated that a Delano resident which is the DADD, Executive Director Mike Gutierrez was given access to city personnel records which she believes that should be a concern to all city employees, non-safety and particularly for safety. She disclosed as a person with family and friends and law enforcement, it concerns her greatly for their personal safety. She asked the Council to refer to Penal Code 832.7, where it states, “the personnel records of peace officers and custodial officers and records maintained by a state or local agency pursuant to section 832.5 or information obtained from these records are confidential and shall not be disclosed in any criminal or civil proceeding, except by discovery pursuant to sections 1043 and 1046 of the evidence code. She also referred to the California attorney general opinion 99-805 where he was questioning does the disclosure of peace officers do personnel records in violation of Penal Code Section 832.7 constitute a crime and she added that he concluded the scope disclosure of peace officer personnel records in violation of Penal Code Section 832.7 may constitute a crime under the terms of government code section 1222, if the conditions of the latter statute are met. She further asked if the investigation data was released under this Government Code. She elaborated as for the article that she’s been hearing about, it really was an opinion piece because Jose Gaspar knows as a journalist, he’s to get all sides and report on facts, not just citing with their personal friends. She further claims, this opinion piece appears to have been entered into this matter as evidence, in which she poses questions such as, “Who was the person that was allowed unauthorized access to HR personnel records? Who gave that access? What personal and governmental consequences is there for the unauthorized access? What litigation risk does the city have regards to the city employee to gain this unauthorized access? Is this retaliatory in nature? What are the common relationships of the accusers? What do they have to gain or lose? Is Ms. Vasquez, a threat to someone's personal or political career?” Ms. Price concludes that this appears to be personal, and it appears that it is without merit.

Lupe Martinez shared that he agrees with Ms. Martinez and Ms. Price. He is happy with a lot of things that the Council has done and listened to the community members. He shared his disappointment with the chisme, rumors, allegations and creations of divisions that are happening. He referenced the grand jury’s team building, but that’s not what's happening. He pointed out what is ironic to him is that the same people complaining about divisions and all the allegations and everything else are the same ones who are creating the division. He suggested for the Council to look at Facebook, look at the social media, look at the special reporters, the special reporter investigators and they’ll see it’s all one sided; and playing politics, because that's what it is. Mr. Martinez stated that instead of conducting the business at all, everyone was elected to conduct for this community to make sure that we have the best, good water, clean air, and that kids are safe. He emphasized that is what he wants them to all concentrate. He reminded the council, that there was a council member and he can go back and they can go look at the minutes because there had been so many of the things that if they were not corruption then he doesn't know what they were. He further elaborated that there were members sitting next to some of them who violated the FPPC and no one said anything about that. He stressed there were so many other things that he can go down to, such as R&F contracts, the agreement, and those were other council members that are not them, but some were and they all were part of that; which was a total debacle. He added that the Council allowed Measure U to continue for 2012 and he’s going to continue to say that because they've allowed it. He asked, “What is the evidence? What is it that we're talking about? What is the allegation at this point? What are we doing?” He thinks that they need to be careful that they don't start setting down a precedent for chismes and allegations that are not there. Lastly, he warned the Council to be careful to make sure that they don't do character assassinations because then the lawsuit will be up against the city, which is even going to cost them more money.

Maria Martinez stated if they want to continue with an investigation, then they should continue with the last Council Member Vallejo, so if they waste the money to investigate Vasquez, then start with Vallejo.

Gloria Herrera stated that the city does not have the money to spend it on this to find out that it is not true, if it’s true, she believes it can be taken care of either way. She warned the Council that there may be a defamation lawsuit if it’s not true.

Pastor David Vivas clarified that Mr. Gutierrez didn’t get this from anyone from City Hall which he referenced from the minutes. He shared that for a whole year he listened and he learned and asked questions. He learned the do's and don'ts of being a board member. He stated that board members sometimes make mistakes, sometimes they may violate the Brown Act and not even realize they're violating the Brown Act, but one thing that he’s learned about the people here in Delano is that the people in Delano are very forgiving. He doesn't know if the vice mayor is innocent or guilty of these situations, but assuming she is, she should say that she made a mistake and didn't realize that. He further stated that if she's innocent, then there was a misunderstanding here, which is a part of transparency. He shared that that it is awful when one is accused of something that one is not guilty of, in fact, he shared about one of their friends circulating something about him on social media, so he got that court record which had his name on it stating that he was a wife beater… battery. Pastor Vivas disclosed that he displayed it to his congregation, and he said, “It's got my name, and it's got the year, but guess what, it wasn't me. It was a primo that has the same name like me.” He stated therefore when there's a misunderstanding, and somebody says you did this, you didn't do it, then it's time for transparency, so that we could settle the issue, but it's when a person if the person is hiding something, then of course, it's going to prolong. He concluded that if this is a mistake that has been made, and this is true, he knows one thing about this community, that this community is very forgiving.

Jordan Gorospe shared that the allegations are absurd. He would just really like to say that you as a council they should be embarrassed representing the city wasting so much time now potentially wasting money where they can be putting this effort into (inaudible). He asked the Council what have they done for the youth as a city council? He clarified, not just talking about athletics because there are a lot of things going in the high schools that they are not even aware of. He emphasized that these kids need help, they have mental problems. He further asked what is the city doing for the youth, as so much time has been wasted on this silly allegation. He believes that they should be embarrassed to put another council member on the agenda, in which he’s never seen that before. He asked the Mayor, “How would you feel Mr. Mayor, if you were put on the agenda item for the next week?” He thinks that there are more important things that the city needs to be involved with and look forward to than these items being brought right now.

Arthur Rodriguez asked who started this and if it was Alindajao.

Lydia Rodriguez shared that she just started attending these meetings, three meetings ago. She further stated that she’s never been so disturbed as an adult. She knows that back in the day when she was younger, she made a lot of mistakes, said a lot of things that she shouldn't have said, did a lot of things that she knows that she shouldn't have done. She’s heard everybody speak and everybody has made good points. She pointed out that they need to be adults, they have a community, not only of adults, but a community of children, going to high school that probably know what's going on in the city council because of course, parents talking to the kids here and they think the kids don't go back to school and tell everybody what's going on in the community.

She emphasized that they should be transparent, but for the right reason. She stressed that they have children looking at them, so that when they grow older, they can lie and they can shove things under the rug and they can act like if nothing happened. She teaches her grandchildren not to lie, to be honorable, to do the right thing and when she catches them saying things that that aren't right, she corrects them because she wants them to grow up with integrity. She wants them to be looked at as a person that can be trusted and it's very sad because now she looks at the city council members that she doesn't even know if she can trust and they are handling the city’s business. She concluded that if they say they speak for them, then they want them to speak the truth.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Morris shared that she would support the investigation to find out whether or not the allegations are true or not.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked Council Member Alindajao what exactly is he wanting to investigate and why.

Council Member Alindajao made a presentation.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stated that he will share the foundation for his opinion on this matter. He asked Council Member Alindajao, “Do you truly believe that this investigation will further unify the council and the community?
Council Member Alindajao responded that's a tough question because it's never easy to hold each other accountable, so they have to weigh the equities and determine whether holding each other accountable to the public and allowing the public to see the transparency of their work is more important or less important than potentially dividing the council. He stated that he doesn't, believe this is going to further divide the council. He thinks that they're going to continue to do the work of the people because each and every one of them is committed to advancing the public good, so he doesn't believe that if they move forward with the investigation, someone is not going to do their job later. He affirmed that he has confidence in everyone on the council, including Vice Mayor Vasquez that they're going to continue to do the work of the city. He further clarified that for other council members, they’ll have to weigh the equity, though he believes this issue is critically important for the public, not so much for them.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked if Council Member Alindajao has personally spoken to the Vice Mayor about this matter before asking for an investigation.

Council Member Alindajao responded in the negative.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked what the reason behind that was.

Council Member Alindajao responded that there was no reason.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stated that he believes that Mr. Gutierrez is the DADD Director that received push back from family members including Vice Mayor Veronica Vasquez when the houseless navigation center was being discussed. He stated that one can assumed that Mr.

Gutierrez is championing this to further embarrass and get payback for the pushback he received from these groups and the Vice Mayor. Council Member Solorio-Ruiz further stated say that it is concerning that there has been a breach of HR confidential information released to the public, specifically on social media. He also specified as to what exactly was released such as the occupation and what the relationship is with the council member and the details behind the matter. He also understands that the leak should be dealt with through the proper channels should be dealt with through the proper channels, but he believes it's appropriate to ask because it is the allegation. He asked Council Member Alindajao, “Did you in fact, provide the personal HR information to Mr. Gutierrez and the community in order to build a case for this investigation? Council Member Alindajao responded in the negative and added that he does not have any information presented tonight that supports that. He further clarified what he presented tonight was a snippet of a pattern of interference in the city government to make that case.

Council Member Solorio Ruiz asked City Attorney Richman, “Do you see anything legally wrong with not supporting this investigation because perhaps that public records request that was quoted could have already satisfied council members’ concerns about this incident?” City Attorney Richman responded that she cannot point out any legal requirement to undertake in this particular investigation. She further clarified that there is no legal requirement to that the Council undertake or not and it is a policy decision.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked the City Manager, “How many times has she seen a council member investigated by the authority of the City Council?” City Manager Reyna responded that a member of the public already answered that.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz shared his thought on the proposal in respect that the issue he sees is a bigger conversation that they must all have, which whom is the individual championing this.

He adds since the 2020 city council campaign, since being elected to office, Councilmember Alindajao, along with his support group, have worked hard to paint the image that himself, the Vice Mayor and the Mayor as unfit for office and that Delano is in crisis, but specifically failing under their leadership. He emphasized that when this council, he believes in his opinion, has done much more than any Council before them. He claims Council Member Alindajao wishes to see the community distracted from the good work he and his colleagues have done and will continue to do and he will no longer stand for that. He stated that it is a concern, when a councilmember fights harder to take a colleague down rather than focusing on policy that will help the Delano families and uplift our community. Council Member Solorio-Ruiz, directed to Council Member Alindajao, stated that he himself accused the Mayor on a Facebook post that they were all tagged on by him that he often chooses personal politics over unifying this council for the betterment of Delano and he goes on to say it's time for Bryan Osorio and his majority crew to put personal politics aside. He further states that, Council Member Alindajao shared a Facebook comment which signifies he agrees with the following statement, “We have inexperienced people who are voted in making a mockery of our city. Save our city.” Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stated that he wonders if he wouldn't have posted and shared those comments and he would have become Mayor this past December. He then posed the questions, “So who is truly dividing the council when the majority of council members agree to something?” He references that at times it has only been Council Member Alindajao opposing it during his time on this council in which he has seen Council Member Alindajao act like he is in a courtroom when he questions the guests, we have who come in and want to provide resources and guidance for the city. As a result, Council Member Solorio-Ruiz has had to reach out to some of them and apologize for his behavior. He stated that Council Member Alindajao expressed that they should not be prioritizing their undocumented community or LGBTQ community issues, food distributions or even signing on to resolutions supporting statewide policy. He asked whether this is what they are what they should be prioritizing instead… tearing each other apart. He stressed how they hear the constant advice from community members stating that they too wish for them to get back to work and he happens to agree. He shared his thoughts about concerns they can deal with through the proper channels, not put all of their dirty laundry out. He adds that not only does the community not want to hear it because they've got problems of their own as people are just trying to survive. He concludes that he shares all of this because analyzing the motive behind any policy is vital and because his proposal tonight is that they end this once and for all, they end the divisiveness and enough is enough. He requests that they do the job that we were elected to do and run the city and deliver for Delano families.

Council Member Alindajao responded to Council Member Solorio that he’d put his reputation, standing and the work he’s done in the community against him any day. He pointed out that this is the same person that stated in a Facebook post, after talking about victims of crimes and telling people that he doesn't blame anyone for the deaths of their kids, he blames the system. He claimed that is his nature and he doesn't hold anyone accountable.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz responded that he’d rather have a face to face conversation with him or pick up the phone and give him a call about a matter, not publicly put it out there on at the council. Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked asked, “Why?” and answerd that it is because it's all about intention.

Council Member Alindajao responded, “Welcome to the city council… welcome.” Council Member Solorio-Ruiz responded that he’s not going to have a conversation with bullies.

Mayor Osorio asked Council Member Alindajao how would he believe they would move forward as a council in the case that the Vice Mayor’s reputation and character in question and whether she’s telling the truth or not telling the truth… so therefore asking what would be past that.

Council Member Alindajao responded that they would continue the work of the community. He further clarified that some people might not see this as serving the community and for whatever reason people are having a hard time handling this process of accountability and censor. He elaborates that this happens in the federal government with congressmen and senators getting censored for wrongful conduct. He emphasized that this is not a separate issue, this is their issue and reiterated his prior comment that it is up to them to police each other. He provided a scenario in which he would be advancing his own interests and cause by reaching out to the City Manager and the Chief and posed the questions to the Mayor, “Would you have any problem find out and investigating if I did anything wrong?”
Mayor Osorio responded that he would definitely reach out, but this leads him to his question, which is in that scenario, if staff alerted him about this action and asked for himself or for the council to take action on this, he would definitely want to address him. He adds that this is where it gets to this complex scenario where, they as a council are going to be judge and jury as to whether they want to do this. He’s asked if this was ever addressed the Vice Mayor about this or had a dialogue on whether she would want to clarify her statements or they were just attacking her and putting this on the agenda.

Council Member Alindajao responded that he doesn’t agree with his description as to an attack.

He reiterates that though it is difficult for people to see this as apart of their job, but it is a part of their job to police each other and hold each other accountable to follow the law. He further stated, without divulging confidential information, he believes that the evidence will show, as he pointed out that he just found about this issue in December, that this has been going on for over a year. Council Member Alindajao emphasized if they want to talk about transparency as why he didn’t go to the Vice Mayor, he pointed out that there are people on the Council that knew about this problem for months before he found out about it. He posed the question, “What do we do with that?” He stressed that is a problem and they are going to take this issue, it is a part of their job, so he would want someone to investigate him if he was getting favors from the police department. He clarified that this is not a vendetta. He further states that there is clearly a majority on this Council, in which the Grand Jury sees it, and everybody sees it. Council Member Alindajao adds that when he has Council Member Solorio-Ruiz going after his credibility and standing in the community as his argument; that is what’s advancing the divisiveness. He stressed that they stay on the issue and argue the issue they will be on the winning side or the losing side, but he’d be ok with that, but to bring his reputation and standing in the community as his number one argument, he asked again as to who’s being divisive. He clarified that he isn’t attacking anyone, he doesn’t have anything against the Vice Mayor, but her conduct.

Mayor Osorio asked as to the people who’d be most relevant to the investigation, did Council Member Alindajao consult them before bringing this up on the agenda.

Council Member Alindajao responded in the negative. He further stated that he doesn’t know what the City Manager would tell an investigator, nor would he tell the City Manager what to say, as that would be inappropriate and that would be the Mayor’s choice to believe him or not believe him. He asserted as to the extent of, “Let’s Collude,” he responded, “Absolutely not.” Mayor Osorio clarified it wasn’t as to colluding, but more so as to them feeling comfortable participating.

Council Member Alindajao stated that he wouldn’t know. He also stated that his objective bring this before Council, presenting the issue, what are the options, and what do they want to do with the options. He knows how he feels about it, but if the Council votes against this investigation, he’s going to move and maybe have Chik-Fil-A tomorrow. Council Member Alindajao stressed that he’s appealing to the Mayor’s senses as to, “So what if it’s never been investigated, so what if a council member has never been investigated; what difference does that make?” He emphasized as to whether they will be a principled body or an outcome based body, so he’ll be happy to move. He referenced the fact that he will be working with he Vice Mayor as they are both on the crime prevention committee and has no problem.

Mayor Osorio stated that it makes him wonder if this approach is going to be productive in how they proceed in the year or council members throughout each of their terms. He stated if they have staff being put in uncomfortable situations to weigh their opinions or feedback as to what happened and telling Council to share what happened wouldn’t be his first take. He asked if this would be the only way to address this issue of transparency and accountability as he referred to Council Member Alindajao’s presentation as to matters being dealt with this internally as they have not had an opportunity to discuss this internally, instead they’re discussing this with the public. He added that rather having an honest conversation with each other about what is it that they’re considering because it was alluded to some exhibits but is there more that is to considered to factor into their decision.

Council Member Alindajao responded that there is more information but informed the Council that the only way to get to that information is to waive their attorney-client privilege, then everyone would know the truth and it is within their power. He referenced to Mr. Martinez’s comments as to he also wanted to know the truth, but these are the folks that hold the power to the truth. He posed the question, as to the Council setting a precedent and letting this go, he guesses that they’ll see because he doesn’t know. As to another solution, they are to weigh the equity of them wanting include their family in the discussion as the law encourages them to do or will they want to put it behind closed doors and not be able to say anything. As to whether he wanted to handle it internally, he believes that there was an opportunity to handle it internally by folks that knew about it. He shared that he’d be open to discuss this in closed session and open to a different solution. He stated that when they have a council member abusing their authority and position, they should be stopped because nobody wants that, so he wants it to stop because it creates a hostile work environment and put employees in fear. He reiterated that’s what he wants, but in speaking of moving forward, they need to consider staff, but when employees are compelled to call the Vice Mayor and expect the Vice Mayor to interject herself into the issue is the problem. He would want that to stop; however that is in it stopping.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked City Attorney Richman asked if she’s ever waived attorney-client privilege and would she recommend that.

City Attorney Richman responded that she does not waive it. She advises the client, and they hold the privilege, but there have been situations where city councils decided to waive attorneyclient privilege information.

Mayor Osorio asked if they could consider an alternative before they escalate to this investigation. He sees that this would look like a conversation within them, but right now it’s highly escalated and make people uncomfortable approaches.

Council Member Alindajao agrees with Mayor Osorio that this is uncomfortable, and it is not fun, but this is the difficult work of the city council. He said there will be some issues raised in the investigation if they waive the attorney-client privilege documents, so would that create liability for either the vice mayor, the city or both.

City Attorney Richman stated that she’s loathed to give that kind of advice publicly. She suggested to be considered that they can take this to closed session as to potential exposure to liability.

Council Member Alindajao asked if this is tabled and go into closed session regarding the attorney-client issue, he further asked if closed session items are confidential and against the law to disclose.

City Attorney Richman explained as to what would be reported out.

Council Member Alindajao provided a hypothetical in which a resolution is reached in closed session, how would the public know about that.

City Attorney Richman responded that a brief statement can be reported out by the City Council.

Mayor Osorio responded that he’d lean that way as to an alternative to be open with each other in not such public setting right now.

Motion made to table agenda item no. 13 until further direction and set a closed session discussion on the potential liability arising from the discussion on waiving the attorneyclient privilege by: Alindajao 2nd by: Osorio
Vote: 3-1
Ayes: Osorio/Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Solorio-Ruiz

Absent: None
Abstentions: Vasquez
Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez returned to the dais at 9:38pm.

Motion made to table agenda items 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 by: Alindajao 2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
14) City Council Team Building (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez)
Item tabled via council motion.
15) Discussion and consideration of eliminating yard sale fees for the issuance of yard sale permits
Item tabled via council motion.
16) Discussion regarding Ordinance to allow Cannabis uses in Delano (Mayor Osorio) (Continued from February 22, 2022) (This matter will not be discussed at the request of the Mayor)
Item tabled via council motion.
17) Discussion and direction for a market study regarding local regulation of cannabis (Mayor Osorio)
Item tabled via council motion.
18) Discussion regarding the addition of two new positions for Code Enforcement Item tabled via council motion.

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
City Manager Reyna reminded everyone about the General Plan Meeting on March 17.

COUNCIL STATEMENTS AND REPORTS
Council Member Alindajao: He requested a staff report on the 2nd meeting in April regarding the current hiring practices and recruitment for more police officers, so he’d like to know what they’re doing now and what can they do better. He thanked staff for working a long day. He stated that he had really good conversation with Mr. Cuco Rodriguez and other members in the community to getting involved in the Crime Prevention Committee, so he’s looking forward to being on the right track.

Council Member Morris: No items.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz: He shared that he was communicated by Laura Vega that they no longer have room in the animal shelter, so he encouraged everyone to spay and neuter. He also stated that he has not been contacted by developer or investor that they are halting a project as he encourages development. He wanted to see if they can discuss the PR staff member at the next meeting or can put that on the City Manager. He still encourages people to wear their masks and get vaccinated.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez: She stated regarding what came up today and people wanting her to speak on the matter, she has been advised by her counsel not to speak on the matter because there could be an investigation and she cannot be impeding on that.

Mayor Osorio: He participated with Kern County Count to identify the number of unhoused individuals in Delano. He commended Marivel Servin, Mr. Cauthron and other volunteers for helping. Thanked staff for the partnership with Komoto Pharmacy and other community organizations for the vaccine clinics.

CLOSED SESSION
No items.

RETURN TO GENERAL SESSION

ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Council Member Morris, seconded by Solorio-Ruiz, and unanimously carried 5-0 to adjourn the meeting at 9:45p.m.
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Ricardo G. Chavez, City Clerk

MINUTES

CITY OF DELANO
CITY COUNCIL – REGULAR MEETING
March 21, 2022

CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Osorio called the meeting to order at 5:33 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 1015 – 11th Avenue.

INVOCATION
Mayor Osorio offered a moment of silence in behalf of Eddie Ahumada.

FLAG SALUTE
Council Member Morris led the flag salute.

ROLL CALL
Council members present: Bryan Osorio, Veronica Vasquez, Joe Alindajao, Liz Morris, Salvador Solorio-Ruiz
Council members absent: none

OFFICIALS PRESENT
City Manager Reyna, City Clerk Chavez, City Attorney Richman, City Engineer Dowling, Finance Director Lara Rios, Human Resources Director Zamudio, Chief of Police Davis, and Interim Community Development Director Mynk, Transit Manager Zamora

PRESENTATIONS AND AWARDS
Mayor Osorio presented the Proclamation for April 2021 as DMV/Donate Life Month.

Finance Director Rios presented the Featured Pet – Tina.

Finance Director Rios presented the Featured Business –Silvia’s Clerical Solutions

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

1. Dr. Jasmeet Bains provided an invitation for a Narcan drive at Delano Family Motors.

She shared about her concern over drugs and how fentanyl has been laced in much of the street drugs. and how Narcan is a medication to help save a life from an opioid overdoes.

2. Irma Arredondo congratulated the Council for the improvements throughout the city and the streets being fixed.

Agenda Item No. 5

3. Anthony Cortez thanked Council Member Alindajao for the civics class at the last meeting. He stated that he worked for Delano Logistics Services, Caterpillar, and Target Distribution Center in Shafter. He shared that at all the companies provided the rules and regulations, but one of the companies, they reviewed the rules and regulations in which he would sign a paper acknowledging as such. He was wondering how’s it’s done in the City of Delano. He admitted that he didn’t’ review the entire book himself, even though he signed it anyways that he read and understood it. He knows that everyone makes mistakes, so he asked the Vice Mayor to admit her mistake. He also stated that this could have been prevented and not be talked about. Lastly, he stated that they are family in Delano, and they will remain that way even though they have disagreements.

4. Mike Gutierrez addressed Council Member Solorio-Ruiz regarding the last city council meeting, at the defense of the vice mayor in opposition to an investigation into her alleged wrongdoing, he made incorrect assumptions about his motives regarding the vice mayor. He added that one day he may be able to explain the truth, but he only has 180 seconds to speak. Therefore, he stated that he addresses issues that are more important to the people, issues that are much bigger than his opinion about himself. He stated that one of his statements he said an investigation to identify wrongdoing by a city council member isn't his primary concern and that he’s more concerned that there's been a breach of human resource confidential information regarding the wrongdoing of the vice mayor.

Mr. Gutierrez surmised that it seems by his statement, he admits the information is truthful, because otherwise he would have nothing to be concerned about, as he’s more concerned that truthful information that is potentially damaging to his colleague is in the public domain. In addition, he added that Council Member Solorio-Ruiz didn't want the public to know any more about it and asked, “Is that what you're saying?” He emphasized that because that's exactly what his actions are indicating as he did not support an outside investigator or even a closed session review by the city council. He therefore concluded that he doesn't want transparency. He explained that according to his words and actions a relationship of trust between you and the citizens of the Delano isn't the most important thing, but instead it’s defending your colleague, concealing truth, and further information from the citizens of Delano is more important. He elaborated that whatever his excuse against any kind of investigation doesn't matter because his actions thus far show he wants to keep the truth of this matter from those of us who are most affected by it. He encouraged Council Member Solorio-Ruiz to reconsider his support of an investigation and display to the good people of Delano, his loyalty is first to them. He affirmed in regard to his primary concern, no one in the city human resource department leaked any information to him or to anyone he’s ever spoken with. He stated that he considers that as an excuse, that narrative a sideshow designed to distract the citizens of Delano from the real issue. He shared that the citizens of Delano are much smarter than to fall for that. He reiterated to Council Member Solorio-Ruiz that if one of his colleagues is doing something wrong and he’s covered it up, no matter what excuse he uses, then he is also doing something wrong. He stressed that his actions might be deemed worse if one of his colleagues is engaged in ongoing wrongdoing and violation of sworn duties as an elected member of the city council and he attempts to keep the truth from the people, then he is working against the people whom he swore to serve. Lastly, he again encouraged him to change his position and support an investigation.

5. Yolanda Chacon Serna asked if there was any violation, and if anyone should be saying “I'm sorry”, and an apology should be made, it should be the city manager and the attorney because this is known as fact, for those people who don't know how unions work, an employee would have the grievance procedure that would have to be filed in a timely manner. She further explained that it is followed by a meeting and if it was a verbal a progressive action would be taken at a suspension. She added that if it was not resolved, it would go to mediation or arbitration, and this is under the National Labor Relations Act and the bargaining agreement. She shared that if in fact anybody spoke to anyone below the city manager, they’d be found by the chair of the Bylaws Committee of the Personnel Committee, there should have been a closed session where the policy would be read to everyone, and they would be saying this is bull. She related this to the same way that Mr. Alindajao called a press conference over somebody else calling DA, Zimmerman a “whatever they said” on Facebook, trying to smear their candidates at the time. She emphasized that this is a far stretch trying to pretend that when there was violation of FPPC reports to a state governing body, everybody here sat here and never said anything for years. She further added about videos to be made in this chamber for people's campaigns, which is also a violation. She asked, “How do you only know laws when it only pertains to trying to make smoke and mirrors and trying to assassinate someone's character?” She claimed that this city is at liability for a lawsuit and there was a crime committed if somebody was leaking someone's personal information from whichever it came from, if it came from the police department, the city or wherever; that’s crime. She explained for one to ask for somebody's credentials, who is the CEO, that's their job as board members which they should all know and they should give it a list of their accomplishments at the end of the year, as well as able to see what education because if they're new here, they don't know each other. She stressed that's how one builds communication, not making smoke and mirrors and false accusations because they said it themselves it was administrative error. She criticized that trying to make a crime and trying to make a name for themselves and the way they used their voice on the person who gave a proposition here for the masks and so forth. She further stated that he grilled her like if she was on the stand and that was very disrespectful as she was a very quiet, soft spoken professional woman, and he was not. She claimed that was an embarrassment to their community and pretending that all this smoke and mirrors he has been doing, giving people misinformation is wrong. She stated that she deserves an apology, and he knows it.

6. Claribel Gutierrez invited everyone to the Kiwanis Easter event.

7. Fernando Bravo shared that he has a couple of supporters with him and they would like bingo brought back. He went through the supervisors Rosa and Sumeet. He then stated that he went to speak to Maribel at City Hall and was denied. He said that they’ve been told that it was due to COVID, then it was illegal, but he referenced that there is bingo at Guadalupe Church. He shared that people at the stores stop him and ask him when they will be getting bingo back. He also stated that they were suffering at 105 degrees when they were getting their lunch and the building was closed.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez requested if the services provided for the seniors can be placed on a future agenda.

8. Pastor David Vivas stated that seniors are just as important as youth and the seniors are here to build a foundation for the youth, so do not undermine the seniors. He thanked Council members for attending the vigil that we held last Monday here in Delano for the arrests of the three individuals for the homicide of Nayeli Gonzalez, which was a great accomplishment to the Delano Police Department and all the agencies that were involved in that investigation. He added that these agencies exist for safety in the community and so they've got three individuals if guilty, will never be on the streets again. He further stated that there are still people out there that are on the loose and their loved ones deserve justice. He asked Mayor Osorio if he could ask Council Member Solorio-Ruiz if he could explain to himself and other parents and family members who have loved ones that have been shot and murdered in cold blood as referenced when he was a candidate he had said in front of City Hall as he asked for an explanation on what did he mean when he says he does not blame an individual when it comes to the murders of our loved ones, but he blamed an entire system. He stated that he’s emailed him, and he has not gotten a response and all he wants is an explanation. He clarified that he is not here to be accusatory. He said sadly, they live in a state where lawmakers have made criminals to be the heroes and have been lenient on crime and they have made victims to be the bad guy, so he’s thankful they don't have a district attorney like Los Angeles that is extremely lenient on crime. He reiterated that's his only question and requested an explanation.

9. Arthur Rodriguez asked that he would like to get a copy of the rules and regulations.

10. Anai Paniagua, Loud for Tomorrow youth organization, commented about the past few General Plan Open House meetings. She stated apart from staff, she’s only been able to see QK employees and about less than ten community members. She stated that she’d love to see what QK has on record and how many actual community members have attended that aren't employees on staff or are friends of staff. She related at the first open house she attended with some young folks that live in the community, attend schools to get feedback on how the QK team could improve their outreach efforts; and the feedback was taken and accepted. She added that they shared this packet in their last meeting that created a policy for the next general plan. She shared that this mistake happened, the lack of community outreach or lack of wouldn't happen again, but sadly she saw a bunch of the same thing. She reported that there was a lot of community members, as for translation, they maybe had packets that were in both English and Spanish, but there wasn't Tagalog, there was no translators. She believes it's crucial to have that accessibility especially because these communities have the best analysis or the best ideas on how to better communities. She shared her understanding as to hiring an organization or a corporation, from out of town, where most folks are actually not from town. She asked how they expect them to understand how to outreach through this frontline community that is simply trying to survive. She stressed that they need to make an effort to include as much voices as possible in this process that's currently happening and apparently from the timeline, it's going be about a year until they approve the plan. She shared that they all need to make more of an effort to include as much voices as possible to improve this community together. She added that she knows a lot of people have to say Delano is a great example of what the Central Valley could be, and she thinks they could definitely step it up because this is a process that is taking a few months and they have time to get better. She offered to brainstorm together with QK, the planning commission or whoever is in charge of this, and also just involve as much community members as possible.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez requested to place this item on the agenda regarding the outreach and suggested a collaboration with the person that just spoke.

11. Suzanne Villaruz thanked Joey, Mike Gutierrez, and Yolanda. She suggested that we focus on green space and a budget to maintain green space. She approved the idea around the Methodist Church. She also suggested how other cities make their facilities look pretty and maybe they can do that. She shared how she’s a school board member and she’s trying to make the schools look pretty. Lastly, she’s tired about the “he said, she said” and an investigation would clear all that up.

12. Unidentifiable person stated she works with Loud for Tomorrow and shared her criticism about how they don’t have translators at the General Plan meeting as her parents attended and only spoke Spanish.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez asked in regard to the speaker’s comments if not having those items and interpreters, does that mean we did not meet the requirements, so she’d like to have staff look into that.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk provided a response. (inaudible)

13. Yolanda Vega requested an update on the Homeless Navigation Collaboration to be placed on the agenda.

14. Lupe Martinez thanked the many people who attended the first advisory meeting group for the Department of Toxic Substance Control. He also shared his concern regarding the comments about the youth and if that’s the kind of hate they’re going to have with the Crime Prevention Committee, then they’re in trouble.

15. Virginia Espino requested to be placed on the agenda a discussion of disc golf and shared the benefits of the sport.

16. Valerie Jasso Gorospe, spoke as Delano’s Planning Commissioner, referenced legislative policy SB1000 and the key thing about SB 1000, it's the EJ element for general funds for cities. She emphasized the key word that she refers to often when looking at that policy is “meaningful.” She informed the Council that SB 1000, authored by Senator Connie Leyva, requires the local governments like City Council, Planning Commission, etc. must identify and describe any disadvantaged communities and Delano falls under that category. She further added that they have meaningful and tailored environmental justice goals, policies, and objectives to address the needs of the communities. She suggested that they pose the following questions, “What are we doing? What have we done? and what are we going to do to implement and use SB 1000?” She asked if the SB 1000 toolkit used and consulted to for assistance or the general plan meeting. She asked about the logistics as follows, “Were there any posters or flyers or announcements posted or shared anywhere in between, was anything on social media posted, like the City of Delano, what considerations were made in regards to language access, do we have online versions of surveys or questionnaires, what is the comparison of the last meeting to last week's meeting, were emails sent to the planning department or any kind of correspondence on the department or to the planning commission to ask for fliers to share with the community.” She reiterated, as a Planning Commissioner for the city of Delano, she'd like them to take a look at some of the concerns that they heard tonight, and she wants to see what they can do together. She further added that after they reflect on some of these questions on the importance of meaningful community engagement, really wants to work together to get them a wonderful, inclusive general plan for the city of Delano.

Mayor Osorio requested an update on the General Plan.

17. Abraham Jimenez referenced about Robert Gonzalez chastising the Council at the last meeting about a recall, in which Mr. Jimenez called Richard inquiring about the process of the recall, so he asked the City Attorney. He clarified that he’s not interested in it, but he’s just trying to find out.

City Attorney Richman stated that she does not provide legal advice to the public and informed Mr. Jimenez that he would have to hire his own attorney.

Mr. Jimenez concluded that they shouldn’t be worried and if they’re not doing a good job, then try harder.

CONSENT AGENDA
1) Authorization to waive the reading of any ordinance in its entirety and consenting to the reading of such ordinances by title only
2) Warrant Register in the amount of $1,913,787.45
3) Minutes of regular Planning Commission meeting of February 9, 2022 4) Confirmation of actions taken by City Manager as Director of Emergency Services Pursuant to City Council Local Emergency Proclamation of March 16, 2020 and Delano Municipal Code 2.44.060 in response to COVID-19 pandemic 5) Adopt a resolution of the City Council of the City of Delano declaring there are unmet transit needs within the City of Delano which are reasonable to meet (Resolution No. 2022-13)
6) Award Long Range Transit Plan to Moore & Associates’ and authorize the City Manager to execute all necessary agreements (Agreement No. 2022-21) 7) Resolution of the City Council of The City of Delano authorizing designated positions to execute any actions necessary for obtaining financial assistance provided by the Low Carbon Transit Operations (LCTOP) and authorizing the utilization of LCTOP funds to offer free and reduced fares for fixed routes and Dial A Ride in the amount of $129,248 (Resolution No. 2022-14) 8) Acceptance of the 2019 ATP3-SRTS Intersection Enhancement and Improvement Project ATPL-5227(061) – RE-BID and authorizing the filing of the Notice of Completion
9) Resolution of the City Council of the City of Delano approving the application for grant funds for the California Natural Resources Agency Urban Greening Program (Resolution No. 2022-15)
Motion was made by: Morris to approved items 1 – 8 on consent; 2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Item No. 4 pulled by: Suzanne Villaruz
Reason for being pulled: She was hoping that was the plan that would be proposed as the city looking in establishing a town square and she’s excited in supporting the application.

Staff report was provided by City Engineer Dowling.

Lupe Martinez asked what the amount of the grant is and what does it cover.

Yolanda Chacon Serna shared her support of the proposal for a town square and the benefits.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

City Engineer Dowling shared that the estimate is being worked on, but he estimates the cost is about $750k-$1 million, but they’ll be finding out later this week when they’ll be eligible for.

Council Member Alindajao asked if there is cap or limit.

City Engineer Dowling stated that it will be higher than the cap, but some things are not eligible such as grass and trees. He also answered that the cap is more than a million.

Motion made by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

PUBLIC HEARINGS
No items.

REGULAR AGENDA
10) Appointment to fill vacancy on the Planning Commission Staff report provided by City Clerk Chavez.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

No public comments.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked if City Clerk Chavez found out about this vacancy on March 14.

City Clerk Chavez responded in the affirmative.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked for City Clerk Chavez to list his outreach strategies.

City Clerk Chavez referred to his staff report.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stated that the last Facebook post was on February15th, so he wanted to see, if appropriate for this item or if it comes back as another item, but he goes back to what a lot of folks talked about as far as outreach that goes into certain things as far as the general plan meeting, in addition to the board what strategies are they utilizing to outreach to those folks, who at times we don't reach. He inquired that he doesn't know if that's something that they can discuss today or at a future meeting where they have logistics as far as before they bring an application forward to the council and provid an example, they can have one communication via email to council members notifying them of a new vacancy, second: they could be a posting on social media, and third: announcing it at a council meeting before they bring it to a vote, so that's what he has on his end as far as what he would like to see. He clarified that it’s not only on this item, but on future committee items. He added that he doesn't know if that needs to be its own item or just internally something that they can discuss as far as logistical approaches to appointments.

Council Member Morris thanked Thom Casey for his service.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez suggested that it would be courteous of informing the Planning Commission of the vacancy before they bring it before the Council, as well as announcing it here. She further shared about the outreach that is being discussed and it is not consistent. She referenced about other cities with very aggressive outreach.

Council Member Alindajao interjected that the process of outreach is not on topic, but the appointment, he referenced that they should be mindful of that.

City Attorney Richman added that it is related to how they are going to vote.

Council Member Alindajao thanked Thom Casey and shared comments.

Mayor Osorio thanked Mr. Casey for his commitment to the Planning Commission. He agrees with the sentiments of the applicants for this committee or other committees. He shared that what is on his mind is that he got a few phone calls from folks who were upset that he had not told them about the vacancy on this planning commission. He added that some folks would have appreciated a notice that there was a vacancy on this and informed them that he wasn't aware. He further stated that his only hesitation on his part for this is having applicant to have demonstrated they are committed to serving the community of Delano, but it’s just the announcement and the courtesy of letting people know that this vacancy for an important position for the city is available.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz thanked all the applicants and in regard to the applicants this in no way invalidates their efforts and he encourages more outreach.

Motion made to appoint Joey Velasquez by: Alindajao
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 2-2
Ayes: Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Vasquez/Solorio-Ruiz

Absent: None
Abstentions: Osorio
City Attorney Richman stated that there is not a conflict and she’s not sure why Mayor Osorio would be abstaining, but a 2-2 doesn’t pass.

Mayor Osorio stated for the record that it is not a “no” against the candidate, but it’s a “no” today.

Motion to table item for the next council meeting made by: Solorio-Ruiz 2nd by: Vasquez
Vote: 3-2
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: Alindajao/Morris/

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
11) Discussion and consideration of eliminating yard sale fees for the issuance of yard sale permits (Alindajao) (Continued from March 7, 2022 Council Meeting) Staff report provided by Finance Director Rios.

Council Member Alindajao shared his reason as why he brought forth this item and inquired about logistics of the process and cost.

Finance Director Rios provided responses.

Mayor Osorio asked why it’s limited to one weekend.

Finance Director Rios responded it was by prior Council’s action.

City Manager Reyna provided some historical background.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Irma Arredondo shared her experience with her church.

Claribel Gutierrez shared her perspective on the venders and business owners.

Anthony Cortez stated that he wanted to speak for the ladies that were at the last meeting that were waiting patiently, but never got to this item. He provided a proposal of doing two weekends and keeping the fee. He shared that his daughter in Bakersfield has yard sales every day and don’t’ have regulations.

Gloria Herrera shared support for twice a month and $10 for permit.

Suzanne Villaruz stated that the City of Bakersfield does not charge at all. Her concern has been the popup fairs at empty lots, as well as the people selling food that is not permitted. She specified a food truck off of a fenced area off of Girard and a lady selling food out of her garage which is a safety hazard.

Tiffany Lopez stated that she cannot hear Ms. Morris when she speaks.

Anita Lopez shared the difficulties as yard seller the increase in costs of gas, because who wouldn’t want a good deal.

Valerie Gorospe stated that she wished they had recordings from when this was brought to the council as there was a lot of public comments. She added that her nana, her mom's mom, supplemented her social security with yard sales. She clarified as to historical context senior citizens who didn't have yard sales because they were bored and wanted to have a yard sale did did this to supplement their income. She further stated that the push for the yard sales was from one of the council members that led the effort said that it made Delano look ugly to developers and there was a lot of discussion on that, which was really uncomfortable in the council chambers. She shared how there was senior citizens crying and really upset talking to senior citizens in the community about how they were going to try and supplement their social security income, because they weren't going to have the yard sales like they normally would have. And we're limited. She argued that they weren't limiting yard sales, they were limiting income for senior citizens. She stressed that two years after a pandemic, they’ve already heard about how people have been impacted with their incomes. She referenced the concerns about people selling brand new things, food, what let's put that in the fine writing as there is going to be a permit and have the attorney to figure out what that language needs to be. She urged that they cannot vilify people's needs to have a yard sale and have that narrative of, “Oh, well, they're going to do this.

They're going to do that.” She informed the Council that the majority of the people doing the yard sales are doing that because they need it. She requested the Council, with two years after a pandemic, they need to look at how they can support and help their most vulnerable community members.

Fernando Bravo asked how much they charge to have a yard sale. He shared that seniors usually get a discount, so he’d like some help.

Yolanda Chacon Serna spoke for her cousin that was here at the last meeting waiting the entire time. She stated that her cousin is a widow, farmworker and senior. She added that her cousin is not competing with businesses, but simply trying to supplement her income because she doesn’t make very much.

Pastor David Vivas conferred with the speakers and appreciated the seniors and youth. He stated due to raising of taxes, he believes the Council is sympathetic for those that are trying to make ends meet that are on social security.

Arthur Rodriguez asked for the rules and regulations because everyone should be able to sell whatever they want. He added that he would like the rules and regulations in English, Spanish and Filipino.

Lupe Martinez stated this was a very hot subject. He stated that one business thought they were losing business and he responded that they should reconsider what they’re stocking. He stated the rules and regulations have been there, but there will always be those people who don’t obey.

He stated that it is up to City with the code enforcement, and we’ll be back with the same problem, but the people shouldn’t be penalized for making a little money. He suggested two times a month.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked when was this established.

City Manager Reyna responded 2012.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz shared that he’s picked up some stuff at yard sales. He stated that he’s in favor with Mr. Martinez and would be open for all weekends for one month. He also would suggest decreasing $10 per month and waive it for seniors.

Council Member Morris agree with Gloria as to twice a month and would be open to the $10 but would like to see the money that is collected to go to code enforcement. She shared that it is important to enforce because there are people who are selling new stuff.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez asked if they are voting for the fee or how many times.

City Attorney Richman provided clarification.

City Manager Reyna referenced that there is an ordinance where the City cannot waive fees.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez suggested $1 for seniors.

Mayor Osorio asked if waiver and elimination be the same thing.

Finance Director Rios provided further clarification.

Discussion took place in regards to the waiver/elimination of fees by Council Members, City Attorney Richman and Finance Director Rios.

Council Member Alindajao shared that his purpose was to eliminate the fee for seniors.

Mayor Osorio stated that he’s open to this idea of eliminating yard sale fees during the pandemic, whether it's at least at the end of this year, or continue on to next year. He referenced they can do a sliding scale which his colleagues have proposed and the numbers he would have chosen would have been $10 as a regular charge, or whether it's the one weekend or two weekends are no limits at all and then for seniors be $5. He then referenced the next point, which is the compliance and enforcement as he thinks he wants to be mindful of the comments made which is that there are local businesses who worry about these folks who are a handful of folks who are selling new merchandise or new products compared to what it's intended to be which is used products.

Council Member Alindajao reiterated his prior comments of his purpose.

Council Members had further discussion about various elements with City Attorney Richman.

Motion made to eliminate yard sale fees for seniors (60 Years or older) by: Alindajao Motion dies due to lack of second.

Motion made to lower yard sale fees to $10 and eliminate yard sale fees for seniors (60 Years or older) by: Morris
2nd by: Alindajao
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
12) Discussion and direction for a market study regarding local regulation of cannabis (Mayor Osorio) (Continued from March 7, 2022 Council Meeting) Staff report provided by Mayor Osorio.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Anthony Cortez shared his concern on the impact to the youth indulging in this activity. He referenced information from the Lung Association website. He referenced that smoking marijuana clearly damages the human lungs where research shows that smoking marijuana causes chronic bronchitis, smoke is shown to injure the cell linings of the large airways which could explain why smoking marijuana leads to symptoms such as chronic cough, wheeze and acute bronchitis. He added that smoking marijuana has also been linked to cases of air pockets in between both lungs and between the lungs in the chest as well, as well as large air bubbles in the lungs among young to middle aged adults who see heavy marijuana smokers. He further referred to the plant and the THC in marijuana where people use marijuana by smoking, eating, drinking, or inhaling smoking and vaping THC extracts from the marijuana plant is on the rise. He informed the Council that THC over activates certain brain cells receptors results in effects such as altered senses changes in mood, impaired body movement, difficulty with thinking and problem solving, impaired memory and learning. He added that marijuana use can have a wide range of health effects to patients with paranoia, breathing problems, possible harm to fetuses if pregnant. He also stated that it can cause addiction, because it sounds like this is just about finances, but there are other ways to bring revenue into the city. He speculated that the three of them will vote for this, and those that voted for you are going to say, “They said yes, So it's good to do it. We can do this. Go for it.” He believes this is going to harm them later down the road, so he urged the Council to really, really think about this.

Claribel Gutierrez shared that she used to be a drug addict for so many years and she’s been in recovery for 23 years. She stated that an addict is always an addict, where one first starts using illicit recreational stuff and one always thinks that they're not going to lose control. She emphasized that they would become an addict because they don't know when they're going to lose control and once they lose control, then they start doing those things necessary to get their drug of choice. She also stated that if they vote on this item, then they put the police department to implement policies and procedures to be able to analyze. She shared that their ideas are ignorant, no matter how much she’d like to support them, but she wants to cheer them on, but every time they always open the door to nonsense, and it just breaks her heart because they mean well and they go about it the wrong way. This is a particular item that it's not the right thing for Delano, it's not right for the community and it's not right for the youth. She stressed that they're going to be stealing money to go ahead and buy the drugs and because they're not able to go into the facility to buy it, they're going give it to somebody else that is willing to do the footwork to go get it for them because they're going get something in the process. She shared that it doesn't matter how much money they’re going to make, at the end of the day is going to bring harm to the community. She stated they’re providing wellness, transparency, and education, but this is not one of them. Lastly, she said that she knows what she’s talking about.

Suzanne Villaruz shared when it comes to cannabis she doesn't smoke or drink alcohol, so for her there's a lot of stuff out there one can buy legally that will get them high and that'll destroy their life. She explained as a nurse they can’t take it and asked how they’d get certain milligrams of cannabis. She further stated that they can’t know how a farmer grew it, grew it legally, safely, and then market it. She believes the market study will be probably favorable because even her husband says, “Tax marijuana, why not? We'll get money.” She sees it as yet another thing to distract the youth from their goals, so unless they really focus on the age limit that it's sold. She shared that California School Nurses is looking at how they're going to administer medicinal marijuana prescribed by a doctor to a child in school and it just doesn't make sense to her as a nurse. She also suggests to look hard at the cost because she knows that there will be an impact on the police department and on the youth of the community, unless they do an extremely huge amount of education. She stressed that she knows that even cigarettes can be a gateway drug, then alcohol and marijuana isn't too far behind, so the impact on the idea that they are in increasing addiction in young people, mid 20s people in their 30s; as they can get high when they're 50. She urged the Council to consider that, but she’s interested in having a market study done because of what is going to come out of this study, but she doesn't know until the studies done, so she’s in favor of doing the market study seeing the facts and understanding exactly the impact our community.

Pastor David Vivas shared that he’s in favor of the market study. He asked if they’ll be looking at all aspects of this kind of business is going to affect the youth and beneficial to the community’s mental wellbeing. He responded that the answer has already been studied, there have already been studies about this. He stated that this raises questions about risks of using medical marijuana with anxiety disorder in which this study that just recently came out just a couple of days ago. He added that there are no real benefits which these studies were done by medical professionals. He shared that he personally has counseled many families over the years who have a young person who will make the excuse that they need it to control moods, control pain etc., but they just had a medical doctor at the beginning of the meeting, Ms. Bains who clarified a lot of things and she has seen firsthand. He informed the Council that, there's another article that has been written that the legal weed industry cannot compete with the illicit market.

Arthur Rodriguez stated that he knows why the City wants it because of the revenue and he shared his concerns that he would see with this in the community.

Hector Jimenez shared his support for this objective study because they cannot rely on anecdotal statements. He shared that he utilizes various cannabis products. He added that weed is cool and they shouldn’t stigmatize it. Lastly, he said some of the comments he’s heard are crazy.

Fernando Bravo shared his opposition on cannabis and believes they can raise revenue in other ways.

Tiffany Sagbohan asked if this proposal is just a market study and nothing else.

Mayor Osorio responded in the affirmative.

Laura Santos shared that she’s the one that did the review and analysis of the city manager’s contract. She said reefer madness is alive and well in Delano. She stated that they don’t need a market study because this is a multi-billion-dollar industry. She said that cannabis was criminalized as suppression measure in their communities. She shared how her grandmother was curandera in Earlimart in which she utilized a plant she had in her yard. She said that there is a lot of medicinal value, and it is not addictive.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Mayor Osorio provided clarification on the item.

City Attorney Richman responded that she’s not familiar with a particular company, but this is tax revenue for the city, so this is only looking at the financial aspect. She’s not aware how they find out how this will have an impact on crime and how many officers they might need, but they might refer to their police department.

Council Member Alindajao said he agrees on the principal with the study. He added that this is only the limited scope of financial. He agrees with Hector as they can rely on anecdotal. He would ask what the cost of this market study would be. He also was inquiring as to state law that the city can approach this in various aspects.

City Attorney Richman offered examples such as retail, cultivation, but the council has only talked about the retail.

Council Member Alindajao asked if this is going to go out for bid.

City Manager Reyna responded in the affirmative.

Council Member Alindajao asked when factoring local taxes, in what the city reasonably anticipates in licensing retail shops, so how are they going to communicate that with local taxes.

Mayor Osorio responded the logistical process as an RFP and provided an explanation of state and regular local sales tax breakdown. He further explained there could be an initiative to raise it, though it would be up to the public to add more taxes.

Council Member Alindajao asked if this would be up to a vote.

City Attorney Richman responded in the affirmative.

Mayor Osorio stated that he’s not committed to any specific cannabis component, so it can be any singular component or combination of components.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez stated that she’d be in favor of looking at everything.

Council Member Morris shared her opposition because she believes there is no amount of money for her to harm the community.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz shared as to what was said in the public and by Councilwoman Morris, he does have statistics from the head of the nation's top federal drug research agency, the National Institute on Drug Abuse Director Nora stated, “There's no evidence to my knowledge that occasional cannabis use has harmful effects. As a whole, there's very low scientific evidence. Cannabis legalization has not led to increased youth use.” He emphasized that they need to comment on what was said in the public and as well as Council Member Morris in which he definitely thinks there is a stigma around cannabis use and we're in 2022. He shared that they need to look at what's happening and making sure they don't further criminalize folks for this because it definitely has for many years, and he think for what was said he thinks right now, it’s about the study itself and not argue whether it's good or bad. He asked Mayor Osorio if he knew how long the study will take to bring back the results.

Mayor Osorio he shared a month or two to process and a few months to do the study.

City Attorney Richman provided an estimate of the time it would take.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz requested if they can conduct public opinion polls or surveys whether the community wants it or not.

City Attorney Richman responded that would be separate where this would be financial.

Motion made by: Alindajao
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 4-1
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: Morris

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
No Items.

COUNCIL STATEMENTS AND REPORTS
Council Member Alindajao: He requested to be placed an agenda item on the next meeting to discuss and vote on the attorney-client waiver discussed at the last meeting. In addition, he requested to reinstate item 13 to discuss an investigation as it relates to that item. He stated that he’s already made an appointment but encouraged his colleagues to make their appointment of Crime Prevention Committee.

Council Member Morris: She thanked Pastor Vivas for the vigil. She thanked the Delano PD for a job well done. She would like to get bingo back to seniors and placed on the agenda. She commended Viviana for making possible Saturday service for seniors and others that need to get around that don’t have a car.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz: He attended the Resident for a Clean Delano meeting. He also sat in at the Planning Commission meeting to listen in via zoom. He did not attend the vigil because he was in Sacramento with some youth to advocate against tobacco. He recommended everyone to wear a mask and get vaccinated.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez: She attended a couple community events and what has been common has been the public relations putting information out in the community, so she would like to have that placed on a future agenda. She asked if they can use the senior center for council meetings via zoom. She also requested to look at city parks for disc golf to be placed on the agenda. She attended a meeting about water, which had been attending even before she was on the Council but added that there should be triple or quadruple people attending to know what’s going on. She also attended the vigil. She also requested PR stuff to be placed on the agenda regarding four popular languages in Delano.

Mayor Osorio: He attended the DTS meeting with the Delano Guardians. He also attended the vigil in response to the suspects that were found for the murder of Nayeli Gonzalez and appreciates the demonstration of unity. He asked for a report out infrastructure improvements.

He shared, because of COVID and it was not going to be held in person, he vocalized a list of the Employees’ Years of Service Recognition event.

Moved for Closed Session by: Morris
2nd by: Vasquez
Time: 8:40PM
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
The City Clerk was excused. City Attorney Richman was appointed as Acting City Clerk. City Attorney Richman was only staff member present.

CLOSED SESSION
13) CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL—ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Significant exposure to litigation pursuant Government Code Section 54956.9(d)(2): 2 matters
Action: No reportable action.

Moved for Open Session by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Morris
Time: 9:14PM
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

RETURN TO GENERAL SESSION

ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Council Member Solorio-Ruiz, seconded by Morris, and unanimously carried 5-0 to adjourn the meeting at 9:15p.m.
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Ricardo G. Chavez, City Clerk

MINUTES

CITY OF DELANO
CITY COUNCIL – REGULAR MEETING
April 4, 2022

CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Osorio called the meeting to order at 5:35 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 1015 – 11th Avenue.

INVOCATION
Mayor Osorio offered a moment of silence.

FLAG SALUTE
Council Member Morris led the flag salute.

ROLL CALL
Council members present: Bryan Osorio, Veronica Vasquez, Joe Alindajao, Liz Morris, Salvador Solorio-Ruiz
Council members absent: none

OFFICIALS PRESENT
City Manager Reyna, City Clerk Chavez, City Attorney Richman, City Engineer Dowling, Finance Director Lara Rios, Human Resources Director Zamudio, Chief of Police Davis, and Interim Community Development Director Mynk

PRESENTATIONS AND AWARDS
Mayor Osorio presented the April 2022 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Finance Director Rios presented the Featured Pet – Soya.

Finance Director Rios presented the Featured Business – Sartiaguin & Associates

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

1. Yolanda Chacon Serna announced to the community and Council Members that the residents for the advisory committee at the CRPE office to continue to talk about the DTSC department and the work that’s being done. She also thanked the Council Members and community members who are getting involved.

2. Javier Cruz stated that the City Manager doesn’t know the streets. He also stated that the Chief of Police has given tickets to the trailers on the streets in the residential areas. He requested more respect from the City Manager, the Chief of Police and the Engineer of Agenda Item No. 6
the employees of the City of Delano because frankly speaking they are being lazy in their trucks, making themselves dumb while the parks are ugly. He stated that they even drive inside the parks because they are lazy, therefore he said to let him run the city and he’ll show them how to work so they won’t be lazy; with all due respect to everyone. Mr.

Cruz complained about the food that’s being given out for the seniors and asked if this is the type of food that they would eat. He also stated that we should have people from Delano working for Delano and they make a lot of money for nothing.

3. Arthur Rodriguez stated that they wouldn’t eat this food, they are not given enough, and it taste horrible. He further stated that his dog wouldn’t eat it. He stated that Art Armendariz wouldn’t do anything about it, but suggested that they need to talk to Couch about this because this is getting out of hand.

4. Abraham T. Jimenez asked Richard to accept his apology for asking him certain things.

He shared that on Girard at 2 o’clock, the traffic is a mess all the way to Randolph during peak times, as well as on High Street and Garces. He stated that Tulare is not doing their part and dragging their feet. He hopes that something is done.

5. Fernando Bravo inquired about bingo for the benefit to socialize and asked if there is a law or rule that gambling is not allowed in senior center. He stated that they don’t make money for themselves though the pot is about $20-30 and they get a cut. He asked if there is such a law where gambling is not allowed for senior citizens. He asked about building for the seniors in 2019 at MLK park, but nothing happened and instead put apartments there. He stated that they don’t care about seniors and said that he’s sure none of them ever worked in the fields.

6. Guadalupe Martinez asked when they stopped having interpreters as they needed one for Mr. Javier Cruz and suggested that one be available no matter if it’s for one person or ten persons. He shared about a meeting with CalTrans about the needs in transportation which came up and the issues on the Woollomes Bridge which it has issues. He doesn’t know who the engineer was or did the design, but he saw a youth cross without any crosswalk and some injuries there. He said when he was at Wal-Mart he saw 25 cars from the bridge all the way around Lexington as it is jamming up and it needs to be figured out, especially with the trucks going in and going out.

7. Suzanne Villaruz said that she has a lot of thoughts on many items on the long agenda as they micromanage their way through government. She wanted to inquire about looking into restaurants with doors opening into the eating area because it grosses her out. She also shared her appreciation for the proclamation on sexual assault awareness for the Alliance Against Family Violence who is constantly in a battle to educate women, children, and families to face that difficulty. She stated that young women really need to be educated in their rights and how to speak up. She further stated when they experience any kind of assault and don’t report it they throw all their women friends under the bus.

8. Kyle Rittenhouse stated that he watched a meeting last week and took offense to Council Member Sal saying that this council has done more than any other council. He said that he wondered what he meant by that because City Hall had been built many years ago and he doesn't remember him or his name being on any plaque. He reminded them that if they did do something for the community that other council members haven't done before, why don't they have a translator for the Spanish speakers? He’s seen some of them at other meetings preaching the same thing. He further stated that some of them haven't even purchased their own homes. He referenced one council member, that's under investigation or soon to be, lives in the back house where that whole incident took place with her and that staffer that works for the city police. He warned the Council to be careful with their comments because they do have a lot of work to do.

9. Rosa Linda Cavazos stated her son died over a year ago and she’s still waiting for a call from Mr. Fernandez, the City’s employee.

CONSENT AGENDA
1) Authorization to waive the reading of any ordinance in its entirety and consenting to the reading of such ordinances by title only
2) Warrant Register in the amount of $2,183,125.55
3) Acceptance of a donation for $300 from The Wonderful Company Foundation Inc., for the Delano Police Department’s Explorer Program 4) Approval of the Subrecipient Agreement with Self-Help Enterprises for the administration of the HOME and CalHOME grants (Agreement No. 2022-22) 5) Lease Agreement between the City of Delano (“City”) and Russell Sanders (“Tenant”) for Hangar P-11 at the Delano Municipal Airport (Agreement No. 2022-23)
6) Approval of the acceptance of donations from the Wonderful Company Foundation in the amounts of $200.00, $300.00, $300.00, and $500.00 for City of Delano Parks and Recreation
7) Approval of the acceptance of donations in the amounts of $150.00 and $300.00 for City of Delano Senior Center
8) Adopt a Resolution Revising the Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy for the City of Delano (Tabled by Staff)
9) Approval of professional services agreement with Provost & Pritchard Consulting Group (P&P) to provide engineering design services in the amount of $227,300.00 for the 2021 and 2022 SB-1 Local Streets and Roads Resurfacing, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction Maintenance Projects for various streets in Delano (Agreement No. 2022-23)
10) Adopt Resolution approving the revised class specification for the Transportation Manager (Resolution No. 2022-16)
11) Acceptance of the 2021 Albany Street and Cecil Avenue Pavement Resurfacing and Rehabilitation Project STPL-5227(065) and authorizing the filing of the Notice of Completion
Motion was made by: Morris to approved items 1 – 3, 5 – 7, 9 – 11 on consent; 2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Item No. 4 pulled by: Yolanda Vega
Reason for being pulled: Ms. Vega asked for clarification.

Staff report provided by Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked if Self-Help was in charge of these loans before or was it a certain staff member.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez responded that they work with Self-Help and it is a joint process as they are directed to submit applications in behalf of the City of Delano, as well as administer programs and carry that due to a lack of staff.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez asked in regard to the services, if they can hire someone at the same amount. She further asked if it can be done in house or train someone.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez responded that they would have to hire about 20 people and provided an example of services provided by Self-Help. She further added that there currently isn’t anyone in economic development, so she’s assisting because in her past life she was in economic development. She stated that is something that City can do, but it would be more cost effective to contract with Self-Help as the State has been very happy as there has not been any findings nor funding disencumbered.

Motion made by: Morris
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Item No. 8 pulled by: Staff
Reason for being pulled:

Staff report provided by
Motion made by: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz 2nd by: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None

PUBLIC HEARINGS
No items.

REGULAR AGENDA
12) Discussion and direction regarding a request to add International Firefighters’ Day (May 4th) to the City of Delano Flag Policy and fly the Firefighters’ Thin Red Line Flag (Resolution No. 2022-17)
Staff report provided by City Clerk Chavez.

Ramon Figueroa introduced himself and his son Ramon C. Figueroa, Fire Captain and Patrick Jones with the Porterville Fire Department gave their lives in the line of duty on February 18, 2020 during the Porterville Library fire. He shared that his son was born and raised in Delano and graduated from Delano High School. He requested to fly the Firefighters’ flag to raise in memory of all the firefighters that have fallen in the line of duty.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Yolanda Chacon Serna shared her support.

Suzanne Villaruz shared her support.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz shared his support.

Council Member Morris shared her support.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez shared her support.

Council Member Alindajao explained why he’ll be voting “no” as he believes that the only flags that shall be flown is the California Flag and American flag that represents all groups.

Mayor Osorio shared some of the reservations that Council Member Alindajao. He reflected that they were at a council meeting when they heard about the Porterville fire. He stated that he’ll be supporting the raising of this flag.

Motion made by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: Alindajao

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
13) Introduction and first Reading of an ordinance to amend section 6.22.040 of the Delano Municipal Code relating to Garage Sale Permit Fees Staff report provided by City Attorney Richman.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Anita Lopez shared her appreciation for voting for this.

Irma Arredondo asked if this will only be about the amount or what about if it rains.

Mayor Osorio responded that would be under agenda item no. 26.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Motion made by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
14) Approval of Professional Services Agreement with Paul Dhanens Architect, Inc., for design of the Homeless Shelter at 726 Fremont for $44,200.00 (Agreement No. 2022-24)
Staff report provided by City Engineer Dowling.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Guadalupe Martinez shared his support.

Suzanne Villaruz shared her support.

Abraham Jimenez shared his support.

City Engineer Dowling responded to the public inquires.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Mayor Pro Tem asked about accommodating pets.

City Engineer Dowling responded that it can always be addressed.

Council Member Morris asked about washing their clothes.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked about the showers.

City Engineer Dowling responded about the layout of the showers.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked about future expansion on the empty lot.

City Manager Reyna responded that they have inquired and waiting to hear back from the property owner.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked about bunkbeds.

City Manager Reyna responded that would be a management decision by Floor Ministries.

Motion made by: Morris
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
15) Approval of Plans and Specifications for the Delano Aquatic Center and for the Unity Park, and authorization for the City Clerk to advertise for bids.

Staff report provided by City Engineer Dowling.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Anita Lopez asked if the pool area is going to be open to the general public or the homeless.

Suzanne Villaruz shared her support.

Gloria Herrera shared her support and asked about recycling the water.

Guadalupe Martinez asked about the drought, the money, the total cost, where are they getting the rest, what’s the cost to maintain this, recycled water, and solar panels.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

City Engineer Dowling responded to inquiries.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez provided details as to future plans.

Council Member Morris shared her support.

Mayor Osorio yielded his time for Mr. Martinez to speak through his time.

Guadalupe Martinez asked about the money that needs to be looked for, but further asked if the maintaining include the staff and the time opened.

Council Member Alindajao asked about staffing additions.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez responded about 10-15 seasonal employees.

Council Member Alindajao asked if this would be new hires.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez responded it would be a combination of new staff and current staff.

Mayor Osorio asked how does it look in regards for the City to finance $4 million.

Finance Director Rios responded that the Council does have a reserve policy, furthermore if there is a surplus that would be for capital improvement projects as they do anticipate a surplus this fiscal year.

Mayor Osorio believes that these projects provide a historical, social, and economic value.

Motion made by: Morris
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
16) City Council Grand Jury Report Response to Findings and Recommendations as provided for in the California Penal Code
Staff report provided by City Attorney Richman.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stepped down from the dais at 7:15pm.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz returned to the dais at 7:17pm.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Guadalupe Martinez stated that it’s appropriate to go to districts but asked how the boundaries are drawn out and who does that. He feels that it would be best. He also asked about the election of the Mayor, if it would be like Arvin. He also argued about the citizen review measure for so many years there was a violation. He stated that bridging the gap takes time to work with each other and staff.

Suzanne Villaruz provided her perspective of grand juries as she is not fond of them as they are very white and very old, and they know that retired old guys like to be on grand juries though there is a woman every now and then. She encouraged the Council to get it done. She shared her opposition of districts as it is too small of a town compared to Bakersfield.

Jaime Mendoza wanted to go on the record in behalf of Suzanne vouching for older Caucasian men, she is not a racist as she is married to an older Caucasian man.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz shared that some of the findings were not substantiated in his opinion. He asked where this would be posted.

City Manager Reyna provided a response as with the Grand Jury.

Council Member Morris agrees with the findings and response but will go on the record to oppose the districts.

City Attorney Richman warned the City Council to not get into much discussion regarding districts as it would be a potential Brown Act Violation.

Motion made by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Vasquez
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
17) Discussion and action on City Council waiver of the attorney–client privilege under the Evidence Code as it relates to certain emails. (Councilmember Alindajao)
Staff report provided by City Attorney Richman.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Leticia Perez, Supervisor from Kern County, shared her opposition to said action in respect to her personal experience. She also stated that the State’s DOJ is watching Kern County and is watching its various daises with a type of scrutiny that everyone should be cognizant.

Yolanda Chacon and Gloria Herrera presented a petition of signatures of 336 residents on behalf of the community and read the synopsis in English and Spanish.

Guadalupe Martinez explained the reason for the petition.

Susan Price suggested that they need to get into true business. She also asked why this is in open session as this was continued in March 7th where this was supposed be placed on in closed session.

Joachin Gutierrez stated that he believes this is up to the Council. He added that for Ms. Perez it wasn't a good experience as to those emails being released, it was found that her husband illegally accepted monies from marijuana interests. As for the Council, he figured what would they have to hide. He further clarified that that one council member in three emails, so anytime in the future if the Council choses to waive the attorney client privilege, they can take a vote on it and don't set a precedent. It doesn't automatically make everything that you communicate with their attorney public. So it does come down to a vote so that all can read that there's nothing going on here and not them not covering up for anybody's misdealing. He concluded if they made a mistake, maybe they should resign, like Ms. Perez should have.

Suzanne Villaruz stated that this is only for three emails. She stated since this all started back in December, the City Manager and City Attorney have been vilified by members in this room as not doing their duty, threatened by union representation by not doing their duty, she’s heard Rob Bonta’s name dropped twice as he’s keeping an eye on the City of Delano. She emphasized this is a matter of ethics and not criminal whether or not Ms. Vasquez instructed people to do something she was not supposed have done, though she’s not sure of what. She shared that she went through this with her school board as that member was investigated and given a choice to defend himself, yet he decided not to do a darn thing. She added that he was censored by the board, read into the minutes, slapped his hand and he was re-elected, as Leticia was after that terrible time in her past. She stressed this is just information. She reiterated how these women have been vilified many many times by the people in this audience and people on the Council in sense but wishes this would go away. She warned the Council that this will be a shadow, a blot on this Council, in this era with the city, but if they don’t investigate to get it out in the and be done with it, unless they act upfront and transparent.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez yield her time for Supervisor Leticia Perez.

Supervisor Leticia Perez stated in speaking about the attorney-client privilege, that it doesn’t matter how many emails it is, she emphasized what they are giving up is the nature of relationship being confidential is what’s at stake.

Maria Martinez asked for all this to be over because it’s simply rumors, and it is costing the taxpayers.

Anita Lopez shared her opposition.

Mayor Osorio asked if anyone wanted to yield their time, though he doesn’t want to get into the habit of allowing people to give public comment twice.

City Attorney Richman understands they are doing this, but they don’t have a policy on that and cautions everyone because that’s not a policy that they have.

Gina Martinez shared her concern about the individual knowing where she lives.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz shared his perspective that he does agree and thinks it is a slippery slope in which it is producing a lack of trust with staff and Council. He added that in order for his council sitting on here and in the future to be able to effectively communicate and execute their duties as elected officials it would possibly be discouraging to folks who are currently sitting on here, or in the future ask, “Should I seek legal advice?” He believes that this is not setting a good precedent for building trust as a whole, and just working effectively as leaders.

Council Member Alindajao welcomed Supervisor Perez and Bakersfield Council Member Arias.

He apologized Supervisor Perez for those unpleasant comments. He stated that there are different context of the attorney-client privilege, an individual, a company, or a board of directors, so it has a different context of that attorney-client privilege and they're talking about the City Council as a whole holds that privilege. He added that they have to balance between transparency and the information they're trying to protect, practically many jurisdictions have been accused and convicted of corruption and wrongdoing. He asked, “How do you think that that information ever gets out?” He stated because a body chooses transparency or hiding different issues that are in emails that are in text messages that are in other forms of communication. Therefore, he stated that it's very important for the for the public, to see this information, so that a decision or judgment about the nature of the information is important as it’s related to item 18, which is whether they're going to decide to vote on an investigation or not. He further stated the balance is between transparency and protected information and clarified that it's about accountability, it's about the public trust, the FPPC says in part, “public services and public trust requiring officials and employees in place of loyalty to the citizens, the laws and ethical principles of a private gain, it is imperative to safeguard the public's trust in government. Council Member Alindajao argues that by being transparent even with emails that we feel at the time, should be protected by attorney-client privilege, they should be able to be transparent about those emails, so that the public can be involved in the decision-making process. In being elected to public office, he thinks it's important to understand that a public servant, advancing the public good, so just the word “public” should trigger or set something off in mind that even in an email that one writes, a text message that one writes, even if it's the attorney has the possibility of being disclosed for different purposes. He doesn't have any issues with that, as he’s going to continue to seek legal advice because there's nothing about his emails and he knows what he’s doing that it's for the public good and for the advancement of the public. He stated that the balance that the Council has to make a determination tonight is if they are going to be transparent and allow the public to come in and see what's going on, because there's been a lot of comments about whether this is gossip and rumor, allegations and whatnot, but he needs to present to the public some basis in fact that this investigation is worthy. As a result, Council Member Alindajao stated to do that, they need to disclose those emails to the public so they can see and make their own decisions.

He referenced Mr. Gutierrez’s public records request 771 pages of the public record requests were released and he is seeking only three emails. He added that he believes that he can use those three emails to make an argument to the public and to his colleagues, that this investigation is worthy to move forward, because at the end of the day, it's about transparency and accountability. He concluded that he thinks they all want that, and he thinks they all agree to that.

Mayor Osorio asked City Attorney Richman what the impacts and consequences are on waiving the attorney-client privilege of these three emails.

City Attorney Richman stated that think it's true that they are talking about three documents she doesn't believe, though she can't say for sure that there will be some potential issue, but she does know that they as a council are already aware of the information. She further clarified that this deals with council member activities, so that’s what this is about. She added that she isn’t sure if the disclosure about potential claims can be out there, but she thinks the discretion to do so, she doesn't see anything that if they disclose, they're showing that they're embezzling money like some others cities. She added that's not what this is information is about as to criminal activity.

Lastly, she said that the three emails can be taken up separately.

Mayor Osorio stated because he is cc’d on a couple of those emails he’d be ok with those, but in the other email, he wouldn’t be in support.

Motion waive attorney-client privilege as to bate stamp 010 made by: Alindajao 2nd by: Morris
Vote: 3-2
Ayes: Osorio/Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Vasquez/Solorio-Ruiz

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Motion waive attorney-client privilege as to bate stamp 011 made by: Alindajao 2nd by: Morris
Vote: 3-2
Ayes: Osorio/Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Vasquez/Solorio-Ruiz

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
Council Member Alindajao withdrew his motion to bate stamp 005. 18) Discussion and Direction on City Council Hiring of an Outside Investigator Regarding Allegations Related to Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez (Councilmember Alindajao) (Continued from March 7, 2022 Council Meeting) Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez stepped down from dais at 8:18pm.

Staff report provided by City Attorney Richman.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Guadalupe Martinez stated there was over 336 petitions from them going to the people door to door to see how people are feeling. He thinks that they are telling them and sending them a message, and they're not done. He shared that his motto is to follow the model of Fred Ross, Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez and that is that they will do a personal visit, house meeting and they will get this community organized on this issue. He stated that if they want to spend money and don't care by investigations and everything else, then the community will make a decision for all of them and they will have the final decision; if that's all he does and that's what he's gonna do, because they're not listening. He shared that as attorneys, he was always told they need to hire an attorney, so they can make two and two equals to six, and that's always been in his mind, though it might not be the right thing for him to say, but that's the way he grew up. He further stated that at this point that they're going to have certain emails to present because at this point, the presentation is going to be based on making sure something is found one way or another. He argued that it has not been proper and won't be proper and he’s sure it happens all the time with other people that are criminalized such as in prison that are innocent. He elaborated that it all depends on the arguments that are made and how they use the information that is given to them because they know when they look at data, it is how it is manipulated. Therefore, he thinks at this point, they are going to continue with division, and he thinks at this point, there's bigger issues that they need to work on instead. He urged the Council, this notice of 336 petitions is not a threat, but he will walk the streets for that, and they will walk the streets because they're going to figure this out and they will make that final decision.

Yolanda Chacon Serna stated that they have spoken to the community members, and they will continue to speak to them one by one. She claimed this is so ridiculous because they all know that there are no legal ramifications or charges, or they would have filed and the fact that there has been. She affirmed that, yes they did say about the city manager and the city attorney because there has been so many violations that they weren't found by them, but the State had been contacting everybody about their former council member Mr. Aguirre, but nothing was ever done. She added that they allowed videos to be made for their campaign in the chambers, which was against ethics committee rules, and nothing was ever done. She referenced that there's contracts that they know that were conflicts of interest and beneficial to some which people here voted for them and are conflicts of interest and are violations. She said similarly like the fact that the DADD center situation with the houseless project, there was no public comments. no meeting for the community to voice their concerns until after the fact. It had already come out in the paper where it was a backroom deal, but she asked where's the ethics in that? She emphasized that's disrespectful to the community, yet, their first complaint was that Miss Vasquez, was not fit to represent the community or be Mayor because she was rude to Couch because she went to a board of supervisors meeting to say come to our community and talk to these families. She simplified that's what she did, she represented her community. Secondly, Ms. Chacon Serna referenced, “We heard this,” and stated that it's all hearsay and gossip, even when they said municipal error, administrative error. She asked why are they trying to blow this out of proportion. She stated that she’s not concerned because she will be on the ground in which there's not one house, one block she has ever touched here, and she'll make sure that they get the votes for the people to represent their community, because they know who's in their community doing the work, not the salesman benefitting from them. She referenced how they talk about the 3-2 and get scared that there's a majority, but there's been a majority and for how many years.

She then reminded Bryan about the “4-1,4-1,4-1.” She further stated that they want their tactics, then they mislead people to come to the meeting and elect their mayor, but they know that's not what it was done. She reminded them that they elected all of them and unless there's a federal violation, she will be there for three more years. That's the fact. Lastly, she stated if they want to twist and turn and misrepresent the law, that is where Mr. Alindajao is wrong.

Suzanne Villaruz stated it’s about transparency and not one event, so don't go back to Joe Aguirre because he was a jerk and did things illegally as they know that. She stated that all that other stuff is in the history books at the City of Delano and that's what they learned from they don't repeat it. She believes this is looking at an ethics issue, not criminal, so if she were found to have done something unethical, it's a slap on the hand, not removal from office. She further explained the only person who can remove her from office is the electorate of this community.

She further stated that her actions, whether or not they're ethical, unbelievable, make believe, magic, whatever they are, but they’re not going to remove her from office. She urged that it's the transparency that this Council must encourage in order of knowing what happened because accusations have been made by people in this room towards people in this room. She expressed it's getting tiresome and said to do the investigation, let the chips fall where they may and then pick them up, dust themselves off and go on with the business of the city which is their job. She added that it is not micromanaging the city manager, parks and rec and everybody else; that's not their job. She reiterated their job is to manage one person; a city manager. She stated they can either vote to do that, or not vote to do that, but it does reflect on who they are as far as following the ethical methods and ways of looking at a person's behavior. She pleaded for them to just vote and get it done; she doesn't care which way it goes at this point in time because she’s tired.

Mike Gutierrez stated during the first half of 2021, Council Member Vasquez attempted without City Council support to stop the county homeless professionals and many community partners including the hospitals from using a building owned by the DADD at no cost for a temporary nighttime location to help alleviate the problems of homelessness for everyone in Delano. He further states that during that timeframe, he witnessed firsthand the dishonest, scheming, and malicious conduct by the Vice Mayor that caused him great concern, but not for the homeless navigation center, but for the community. He added that five months after the homeless center was successfully underway, and because the council would soon be voting for a new mayor and vice mayor, he wrote all the council members including the Vice Mayor expressing why he believed she did not possess the necessary character traits to be elected as mayor or reelected as Vice Mayor. He elaborates in his email he included his personal observations and the observations of other credible people who knew about other incidents of misconduct by Ms.

Vasquez, which he has always referred to as alleged incidents. He clarified that his actions were never motivated by revenge to defend the homeless navigation center or DADD, but by a true civic concern for Delano and for everyone who cares about the character of elected officials who claimed to be community leaders. He explained, with his personal concerns regarding council members, he decided to make all future remarks public over the past several months for an adequate persuasive dialogue. He reasoned that after city records have been released and, in their hands, he believes enough physical evidence for any conscientious city council member to know there has been, to some degree, a problem involved an inappropriate conduct by the vice mayor. He affirms because the problem exists, he would encourage the council to address and correct the problem for the people because it's a matter of integrity, trust, and honor. He suggested that in order to correct the problem, the City Council, on behalf of the people, must first understand the problem or the problem cannot be solved without really understanding its origins, how deep it spread out, how many others are involved & affected and to what extent, and how much damage was caused. He added that in order to fix the problem, it must be thoroughly understood, if not, the problem will continue and get worse. He stated that this council has the opportunity to establish itself as the City Council that restored respectability and created protocols of conduct that will guide future Delano City Councils. He further added to really understand the depth and the breadth of the problem, he suggested an unbiased investigation should take place as he encourages the council to stand together and unanimously vote for an impartial investigation to seek truth because truth matters for the betterment of the community.

Kyle shared that he graduated from DHS before a couple of them were born. He stated that he wants to go ahead and say that an investigation would actually be pretty good. He reasoned that that way this will all be settled and the rumors around town will be settled by the truth. He stated that he is in favor of a full investigation and added that of course this is going to come down slowly square on the shoulders of the mayor and this will affect the way he votes come his next election. He further stated that he’s going to be paying close attention because, criminals and street gangs hang out with each other, so sometimes they got to be careful with who they hang out with as he referenced Vasquez and Perez seem like they got something in common being under investigation. He further added that he wondered about Eric Arias because their friends will tell them exactly who they are. He referenced the attorney still billing the city whether they’re on break or not. He stated that they've already spent a substantial amount of money and it doesn't seem like they're short of it, so he suggested to move this forward and as he reiterated this falls squarely on the mayor here to vote for this investigation to finally put all the rumors to rest or somebody should resign. He also hopes this investigation does go into the fact that she's taken fiduciary responsibility to show up to work on time to give them their money's worth. He referenced KernCOG, as he’s seen Vasquez showed up substantially late to one of the meetings and that’s not representing Delano. He shared that he shows up to work at 5:45 in the morning, to be there at six ready to work. He therefore asked about KernCOG and she's getting there on Zoom late, what does that tell them. He compared this to Supervisor Perez showing up late to every other meeting in Kern County.

Susan Price referenced the March 7th council meeting in which Council Member Alindajao stated that he was concerned with the creation of hostile work environment and stated that employees are in fear. She shared that she would think those employees should fear that their personal confidential HR files might be leaked. He emphasized that is what Council should be investigating. She added that he further added that he also applied a comparison of corruption, she differed that this is not about transparency and this is about a personal and political attack.

She argued that by publicly making that comparison is wrong. She further stated that tonight, City Council stated that the matter doesn't compare to any criminal charges or any form of corruption. Lastly, she stated that she’s very transparent on who she is, as does everyone else, but she would expect everyone who is speaking or addressing the council to actually use their proper name.

Tiffany Sagbohan identified herself as the the Vice President for SEIU chapter Kern County. She shared that she’s concerned because she has watched a few of these meetings and watched Miss Vasquez be vilified by a couple of community members who had something to gain based off of her standing up for the community. She referenced Mr. Gutierrez said earlier that his first statement was when she went to the board of supervisors to talk on behalf of the community regarding the navigation center, that he felt that she did that wrong because she was talking on behalf of the council by herself. She added that wouldn't she have a right as a community member to address the concerns she may have outside of being a council member. She emphasized that Miss Vasquez has always gone to the Board of Supervisors and champion Delano, she's even got some of her friends in Kern County to come in champion, before she became a city councilman, to champion things going on in Delano. She expressed to compare her to anything. is sickening and claimed that she is an honorable person, she’s worked by her side a lot and she knows how hard she works. She pointed out that this is political theater, this is a personal attack. She directed to Mr. Alindajao as an attorney, doing comparison like this kind of prejudices certain people. She stated that he cannot compare corruption to this and then turn around and say it's administrative because the first thing anybody would think is like, “Oh, okay, well, they must be corrupt.” She reflected that somebody was talking about friends, they don't know who her friends are, so they got to be aware of what they say when you don't know what's going on. She further stated that to have people know her information and publicly state where she's staying… is ridiculous. She shared that she’s totally disappointed in Delano City Council.

She thought this would go a lot better and stated, “Shame on you Alindajao being an attorney.” Pastor David Vivas stated when they hear comments from a person that lives outside of the city say they are ashamed of the city council, they're also saying they're ashamed of the people of Delano. He stated that he loves this community, despite the people that have laughed at his position, that are sitting here in the audience, people a little older than himself, who should know how to behave in a public setting. He stated that if they disagree with somebody's position, that's fine, but don't publicly ridicule and laugh at them; that's a sign of immaturity and it's certainly not a good example to these young people up there who are trying to govern. He further stated that they would think people that are older than him with know how to be respectful to a minister and that this next generation that's following himself and others would understand proper decorum, respect, and integrity. He shared that integrity is doing the right thing because it's right and stated that a few months ago one of their friends on the city council hid behind a Facebook post in pretending to be somebody, bringing up an allegation against him; which was totally false. He explained that he went before my congregation, and I displayed that court record which had my name, but it wasn't him, it was his cousin who has the same name. He further stated this is not the first time but because he has nothing to hide, because he believes in integrity, because he fears God, believed in doing what's right because it's right because he respects himself and he respect his fellow man. He explained that whether he agrees with them politically or not, that's irrelevant, integrity has no labels as you either got it, or you don't. He stated that he welcomes anybody that has any kind of a complaint against him, to bring it on because he has nothing to hide and that's what the people expect of their City Council members. He urged that if they have nothing to hide, then lay it on the table. He referenced about the petition that there was no evidence and he responded that of course there's no evidence because they haven't given an opportunity to produce evidence and so even though his fellow community members may disagree, argue, and discuss business matters, but at the end of the day, he hopes when they leave the chambers, they're still friends because they live in the same community Delano, California.

Yolanda Vega stated that she’s spoken to different council members years before, current council members, she’s dealt with the city manager, and she’s talked to different employees. She stated that she finds this to be ridiculous and to be political theater. She added that prior to Veronica Vasquez running for city council, Mr. Councilmember Alindajao shared numerous Facebook posts about different conversations on Facebook, violating her privacy, talking about her, and that's fine as it's social media, right. She stated that they’re sitting in the daises, and instead of doing the government, he wants to continue that same charade he’s been doing that's perfectly fine, but what he continues to do is waste money. She claims that the Manager has to work late or the city clerk as they're so overwhelmed. She posed the questions, “How do I know this?” She explained because she goes into the city hall asking for things, requesting PRAs. She shared that she’s very surprised that Mr. Gutierrez was able to get his 700 pages because she’s still waiting for two months now for a PRA she asked for, but he was able to get it within 10 days right now.

She referred to the numerous extensions but asked how legal that is. She claimed that she will be looking into that also.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Alindajao provided his presentation.

Council Member Morris stated it was a lot of information to digest. She stated in being honest, she doesn’t really want an investigation either, but at the same time she doesn't like most of them have come up here and pointed the fingers at them[the council] said we're not transparent or that they are just mis-allegations, gossip, misleading or they're misleading people. She exclaimed that she resents that because as a city council member, she'd like to think that she’s honest and she has integrity, for this board that she sits on. She disclosed that she knows the allegations and what the allegations are, and she knows the information is correct and it is true. She also claims that the vice mayor knows it's true and all of them[the council] know it's true, so if they really want to know what the truth, though they don't believe them, then run an investigation in order to clear this matter up so that we can all get back to work because this has gone on long enough.

She shared that she would be happy if they could get an apology from the Vice Mayor, she expressed that maybe she didn't know what her jurisdiction was and that she crossed the line or that she created a hostile work environment for a lot of the city staff. She disclosed that there were other attorneys that came in the last time and clarified that information for them and told them where we draw the line and what their jurisdiction is and this is where the City Manager’s jurisdiction is. She shared for a fact that there's been an employee that has quit because of her and there may be two employees that quit because of her, so she just wants it to stop. She stated that she doesn’t appreciate getting threats either, sitting up here, they say out there, “We will get all of you out.” She responded that she doesn't care, because she can go down knowing that she did her very best and that she was honest and that she was trying to be transparent with the people that she represents. She added that she doesn't have anything against the Vice Mayor and likes the vice mayor, she likes all the people that she works with on the council outside of this room. She shared that they are her friends and she’s worked with them shoulder to shoulder giving out food boxes whenever they get a chance and appreciates working with them as she enjoys their company. She expressed that she wouldn't want anything to cause her any harm in any way. She further addressed those allegations, all these things that all of them have put out unnecessary political theater, she responded that it is all of them out there creating that political theater, not them[the council], because they know what the truth is. She shared that they put on here that they're neglecting their duties and they should address other community matters; they are doing that up there. She stated that they’re not neglecting what they're supposed to be doing and this thing that has hindered them goes on and on and it needs to stop. Council Member Morris further stated if an investigation is going to make it stop then run the investigation. She also shared that she would be happy if she would just come down and say, “Yes, I didn't understand my jurisdiction. I don't know what line I was going to, I'm sorry. This is not going to happen again.” She shared that she would be happy with that and she’s a very forgiving person, as she’s sure most of them out there are too. She claimed if they want to know or have evidence of wrongdoing, then run the investigation and find out for themselves because there isn’t anything really going to happen other than a slap on the hand and say just don't do this again.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked City Attorney if there is liability if someone votes no or doesn’t move forward.

City Attorney Richman responds that is it completely within the Council’s decision whether to proceed or not and they are not legally required not to.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked if Vice Mayor Vasquez continued to inquire about the employee’s situation after she[City Attorney Richman] stated to her[Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez] to basically “back off” on April 2, 2020.

City Attorney Richman asked Council Member Solorio-Ruiz if he’s asking her to disclose attorney-client information.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz understood and asked if she knew if there is anything currently in place to deal with an allegation in this way.

City Attorney Richman responded in the negative.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked if he could help him understand the benefit of this approach.

Council Member Alindajao responded that it would be transparency, so if the Council knows, then the public would have a hint of what Council knows.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked what is the problem that they are here to solve.

Council Member Alindajao responded to stopping the conduct and for the majority of the council to send a message that she acted outside of her duties.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stated that he’s curious how they’re deepening their connection as leaders and members of a body. He asked Council Member Alindajao as a leader himself, can he recall a time when he reached out to the Vice Mayor to extend guidance or input to just talk to her.

Council Member Alindajao responded in the negative.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz stated in perspective and opinion that there can definitely be two truths here today. He thinks one is clarifying and acknowledging their scope as a council member, and the other is making sure they seek a solution that will not add more flame to the fire but will lower the temperature. He believes while this has started a conversation on a root cause and the bigger picture that he believes which is trust, connection and guidance, his fear is this will only lead to shaming, and he was not elected to throw shame or criticism at issues but solutions. He directed to Council Member Alindajao on the debate stage with him back in 2020 stated, “I am not the critic-in-chief.” He asked for them to live up to that and help each other in any way they can. He stated that he extends his hand to everyone today, to his colleagues, to the public to collaborate for a better community, not just with criticisms, but with their shared experiences, opinions, and their solutions as well. He added that at the end of the day, at the end of the week, and at the end of his term, he wants to say that he contributed more than he criticized. He claimed, as leaders they must either invest a reasonable amount of time attending to their fears, their feelings, or squander an unreasonable amount of time trying to manage ineffective and unproductive behavior. He offered a solution to conduct bimonthly meetings with council members, city manager and the city attorney because of the Brown Act, not all council members can be present in a meeting and wants to build a culture of trust, not shaming, not blaming, or judging of others. He explained the goal would be to share any updates questions or concerns or to check in and to make sure we are leaning into trust and connection. He shared his other solution is if there is a concern with a specific council member, it should be addressed immediately with perhaps a meeting with the city manager, city attorney and another city council member to sign off acknowledging what was discussed and what was learned and, if noticed, a concern. He also shared his preference to seek advice and input also from Cal Cities to provide perhaps a board member to provide guidance and future concerns arise on any Council member.

He explained that leadership isn't about their titles, instead it's about the willingness to step up and put themselves out there and to lean into that courage as the community is desperate for braver leaders and he thinks it's time for all of them to step up. Lastly, he stated he does have a motion to make.

Council Member Alindajao responded that what he thinks is there is confusion between criticism and shaming as they are subjective as it may be something that one doesn’t like of someone. He clarified that discipline is objective where they have a standard that’s codified in the law that they have to live up to regarding their conduction and action. He addressed Council Member Solorio’s statement of “let's deal with these things immediately.” Council Member Alindajao referenced his presentation that Council Member Solorio was aware of this issue, February 2021, in which he didn't learn this information until December of 2021. He adds that he’s not sure what he means by “immediately,” but this this could have been something that they could have dealt with and addressed. He further clarifies that he’s not sure what he meant by “addressing” the issue. Council Member Alindajao guessed if he meant talking among themselves private without public's ability to monitor and participate in the process, but he’s sure Council Member Solorio didn't mean that, but that's how they deal with it when they're dealing with it now. He reiterated that he wanted to make those distinctions, this is not about shaming or criticizing, instead this is about an objective standard that they have to follow in the law.

Mayor Osorio stated his feelings are still the same as they were when this first came up, but he really believes that there's another way to go about this. He added that despite the presentations, despite the emails provided, he still feels that way. He explained in these conversations leading up to this discussion, he had the privilege of talking to both sides of this argument in terms of where they see themselves in favor or against and he wanted to go into some of the comments against this, and he asked Council Member Alindajao for feedback and response on some of these. He stated that they are saying that we want to do an independent investigation and objective investigation, but there's this perception that this is a very politicized investigation, based on just the comments around this and based on just the political landscape they're in. He shared for himself, it makes it very difficult to tell people, to convince people that we are going to go about this in an objective way when there's already all this stigma or this this narrative associated with this investigation, not just the fact that politicized a couple of weeks ago it was brought up about how there's sexism associated to this. He referenced Council Member Solorio’s comment from the last meeting as it was a rhetorical question, “When has a council member been investigated?” in the way that we are pursuing or discussing right now. He stated that he doesn’t know if it is a coincidence that of the few Latina women that they have elected; it is a Latina woman who is the first to go through this process and so that's a difficult argument and difficult narrative for him to counter and saying, how do they go about this narrative and how do they make it so that they are considerate of the times that they are in, also considerate of the people that they're interacting with; the people that they are discussing. He moved on to the April 1st email as he responded to the question that Council Member Alindajao referenced, “How long have you known? Why didn’t you say anything?” He disclosed that he was cc’d in April 1st email, as he had a conversation with the Vice Mayor about the topic at hand and for him at the time he thought of how maybe there's some exaggerated truth to this, but they’ll address it and then he got the email from the city attorney saying about, “make sure that you stay within your lane and move forward.” He added that in his knowledge, that's what happened, but the thing that happened a few months ago after this in regard to police accountability or accountability at the police department is he did receive a phone call from a police officer talking about the concerns of retaliation inside of the department. He further added because the officer’s fear of retaliation, the officer wanted to have that conversation confidential. He circled back to the question, “Why didn't you say anything?” He explained that it is very difficult to get people who are afraid of having concerns to speak up and that's a conversation they can have as to the power dynamic between the employer and the employee. He shared that his issue with April 1st email was that there are serious allegations being made there, but to his knowledge, the issue was being addressed because it was not discussed again. He referenced how Council Member Alindajao mentioned how, even though the city manager did not carry out with the action, there is still something inappropriate about that. Mayor Osorio rationalized, he was glad to see that Vice Mayor demonstrated to him an example of her willingness to grow and her willingness to learn from this specific case. He further shared about the pattern of the Vice Mayor being overly involved with the 700 emails that have been shown to him, which it continues to show him and between all of them, she's been more engaging with city staff than he thinks anyone to date, while there may have been a few, a few hiccups in terms of how to communicate with city staff he think there's should be at least some compassion and understanding on their end that she was still in her first year on the city council. Lastly, he addressed the conversation about how he sees this investigation as the end of all of finding accountability and finding the facts in this case, but for him, as he contemplates this, he thinks that as a body they're shifting the burden to an investigator and not really helping each other grow and continue learning and how to interact with city staff. He acknowledged that he doesn't condone these allegations, but the same time to his last point is it's very difficult to justify how he's promoting accountability when it's almost blurring with shaming because of how the vice mayor has been vilified through public comments. He then refers back to his first comment of how they can distance a politicized and potentially sexist investigation to what is the truth at hand. He asserts that he is not going to vote to cover this up, but he does want to take note of Council Members Solorio’s comment about how they can go about this in a way that promotes restorative justice and calls in the vice mayor so that they can continue being productive. He reflected how someone commented earlier, “We were on a roll the first hour and a half this meeting going through important business items on the agenda.” He shared that is what he wants to see and he feels that if they continue with this investigation, or they continue conversations around this investigation, it's going to just hinder them from having those productive conversations that people elected them to do, and people expect them to do as they continue to see the growth of this city.

Council Member Alindajao responded that’s another way of argumentation as to the visuals of what's being done… Female, vice mayor. He reiterated this is where distinctions matter, so when they're talking about gender, he doesn't care what one’s gender is, he asked “What's the conduct?” He stressed that it's the conduct that's what they're focused on and that's how they can have equal protection of the law when they judge conduct. He added that it's no moment to consider her gender, or persuasions or personal beliefs, it's about the conduct and her conduct rose to a violation of the law, so that’s what he’s focused on. He shared that they can argue visuals out of any person that might be under investigation that don't have particularities and beliefs and sexual orientations that you can argue the same thing. He reiterated that he’s asking the council to stay focused, so if they can focus on conduct then those other issues are not an issue. He explained that he didn't bring this here, it's the vice mayor's conduct, it's the hostility that she's created at City Hall. He clarified to look at him and say, “Hey, you're the blame.” He argues that's the kind of worn-out victim mentality that society really is all about and further added “It's never my fault. It's not because of what I did, it's because of who I am.” He justified that as the city council, with their integrity in advancing the public trust, they have to reject those arguments just like the law does. He reverted back to whether they can politicize, stated that they can politicize anything and they can make a gender issue out of out of any investigation… probably, but asked to stay focused on the content. He shared that if he stopped somebody in the middle of the street, and said, “Hey, listen, let me tell you a story about a city council member that you elected and that he's doing favors for that person because they're involved with that person and stopping investigation.” He can't imagine ten out of ten people being okay with that and he wouldn't even have to tell them what the person's gender is, what their sexual identity is, what their color or race is. He stated that he wouldn't have to touch anything, because we know that conduct is unacceptable. He asked the Council to look at the alleged conduct to try to interfere with an IA investigation and the gravity of that, which is never okay. He referenced Ms.

Morris’ point, that he’s ok with them censure the vice mayor and say, “Hey, you acted outside the scope of your duties.” He shared that then they don't have to have an investigation because they already have made lots of factual findings before them in order to get to that conclusion and he just wants this body to speak not only to the vice mayor but to the community and saying, “Hey, listen, we're not going to put up with this, I don't care what color you are, what race you are, what gender what your social economic status is. We're not going to accept this.” He clarified this is what he’s asking, though they can come up with a lot of counter arguments, and a lot of reasons why they shouldn't do this, but he wouldn't be able to face his family and friends and his constituents say hey, “That's okay, Right?” He doesn’t believe anyone would tell him that.

Mayor Osorio shared that he feels that Council Member Alindajao is already promoting accountability through those presentations, so he asked if this is accountability or would the censure such as a slap on the wrist be that accountability.

Council Member Alindajao responded that he wanted to bring in the public so they can understand what’s unfolding to monitor and participate with what’s going on. He explained that as of now it’s simply Joe Alindajao making a presentation, but he would like for the message to be sent as a body to the Vice Mayor and any future council member. She agrees with Ms. Morris that this has to stop.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz asked Council Member Alindajao when he speaks of the public, is he assuming that he knows the perception or the option of community and asked if he has any statistics or fact or surveys to possibly back up his claim that many folks out there would be horrified if you tell them the story.

Council Member Alindajao responded in the negative, but he explained that is why they were elected to speak for them and represent values that he believes are important to the community.

He further explained how it would be ludicrous to poll everyone on every decision he makes as it would be impossible because he must make judgement calls. He further added that when he sees the laws and what they are advancing, he has to believe that is what his community values.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz believes it is not productive to say, “Look at her, she did something wrong.” He adds as if they are shaming her, but he believes they are not digging into the real issue of having an honest conversation which he’s been wanting to have. He stressed, “Hey, this is not what we’re supposed to be doing.” He shared that they should educate themselves and build that trust and build that connection, and he does not want to burn someone at the stakes. He believes this matter can be dealt with internally with his recommendations.

Motion made to table this item indefinitely by: Solorio-Ruiz Mayor Osorio asked Council Member Alindajao last week, when he commented that if he would be in the same position as the vice mayor, he asked, would he be getting as much support. He therefore, believes in second chances and believes that he doesn't think that this is the first step in the right direction.

Council Member Morris stated that with every choice one makes, there is a consequence, so you cannot make a choice and not deal with consequences at the end. She further added that an apology or investigation has to happen which she has the power to do that.

Mayor Osorio asked his last question.
2nd by: Osorio
Vote: 2-2 (Motion Fails)
Ayes: Osorio/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: Alindajao/Morris

Absent: None
Abstentions: Vasquez
Motion made to accept and move forward by: Alindajao
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 2-2 (Motion Fails)
Ayes: Alindajao/Morris
Nays: Osorio/ Solorio-Ruiz

Absent: None
Abstentions: Vasquez
19) Transfer of Game Room License Pursuant to Delano Municipal Code 6.08 et seq. for the Aviator Casino from ABA Properties, LLC to Jong Kim Weeks and Bouasone Vongphoumlek
Staff report provided by City Attorney Richman.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

No public comment.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Council Member Alindajao inquired about the new LLC.

City Attorney Richman responded that said information is confidential, but that was submitted to the DOJ and was reviewed by finance.

Al Adler stated that there is a law regarding financial information and it’s confidential. He stated that the lead is made by the DOJ’s decision and their approval is only valid upon their approval.

He added that they are selling them the LLC, so they the LLC will still hold the license of the casino.

Mr. Adler shared that it was a privilege to do business in Delano for the better part of 13 years.

Motion made by: Morris
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 4-1
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: Alindajao

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
20) Discussion and direction regarding Assembly Member Rudy Salas’ request for a letter of support regarding AB 2489 (Salas) – Neighborhood Teacher Incentive Grant Program and direct the Mayor to sign proposed letter of support Eric Arias, Assembly Member Salas’ representative shared about the bill.

Discussion was between Mr. Arias and the Council as to the details of the bill.

Council Member Alindajao asked if there was a conflict due to his wife being a teacher.

City Attorney Richman responded in the negative.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

No public comment.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Motion made by: Morris
2nd by: Alindajao
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
21) Discussion and direction regarding Assembly Member Rudy Salas’ request for a letter of support regarding AB 1941 (Salas) – Increasing the State Supplementary Payment for the Aged, Blind, and Disabled and direct the Mayor to sign proposed letter of support
Eric Arias, Assembly Member Salas’ representative shared about the bill.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Motion made by: Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
22) Discussion and direction regarding Assembly Member Rudy Salas’ request for a letter of support regarding AB 2062 (Salas) – Local law enforcement hiring grants and direct the Mayor to sign proposed letter of support Eric Arias, Assembly Member Salas’ representative shared about the bill.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

No public comment.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Motion made by: Morris
2nd by: Solorio-Ruiz
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
25) Discussion regarding services provided for the Seniors (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez and Council Member Morris) (Item moved up out of sequence by Mayor Osorio) Staff report provided by Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez.

Council Member Morris shared that she first thought there wasn’t any programs but was surprised about all the activities on the calendar at the senior center. She also shared that the issue apparently was the bingo not being provided.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez provided a synopsis of activities at the Senior Center and explained why they have not brought bingo back due to many variables.

Mayor Osorio opened public comment.

Anita Lopez requested to expand the hours especially in the summer to stay open past 1pm.

Fernando Bravo shared that the seniors want to socialize and his support for bingo. He also asked to show him where bingo is illegal for gambling.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez asked what do the Seniors want.

Mr. Bravo responded bingo.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez aside from bingo.

Mr. Bravo responded the pool table room and have tables for cards and dominoes.

Gina Martinez stated there are many activities such as knitting, and she volunteered and would donate arts and crafts. She recommended to have an activities calendar.

Arthur Rodriguez asked for the rules and regulations, and he got into an argument there. He also shared that the person that cleans up that place always complains.

Joey Gorospe shared that he remembers that the seniors would do a dance.

Maria Martinez shared that she considers herself a senior and dancing is good for them, as well as she personally walks about three miles a day. She also stated that she would donate $100.

Mayor Osorio closed public comment.

Recreation Manager Batth-Chavez provided responses and clarification.

No Council action.

Motion made to table item nos. 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, and department report by:

Solorio-Ruiz
2nd by: Morris
Vote: 5-0
Ayes: Osorio/Vasquez/Alindajao/Morris/Solorio-Ruiz
Nays: None

Absent: None
Abstentions: None
23) Discussion and direction regarding the guidelines and details of the Request for Proposal (RFP) for the approved market study regarding local regulation of cannabis (Mayor Osorio)
Item tabled by Council.
24) Appointment to fill vacancy on the Planning Commission Item tabled by Council.
25) Discussion regarding services provided for the Seniors (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez and Council Member Morris) (Item moved ahead of Item no. 23) 26) Discussion on Municipal Code Chapter 6.22 Garage Sales in residential districts (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez)
Item tabled by Council.
27) General Plan update discussion regarding whether the City of Delano met the requirements in regard to items not being in other languages and not having interpreters so meetings are counted (Mayor Osorio & Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez) Item tabled by Council.
28) Discussion regarding Public Relations and direction to staff for contracting out or create a part-time position (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez and Council Member Solorio-Ruiz)
Item tabled by Council.
29) Discussion regarding Disc Golf in local city parks (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez) Item tabled by Council.
30) Discussion regarding specific infrastructure improvements (Mayor Osorio) Item dropped by Council and not continued.
31) Discussion in regard to providing zoom capabilities at the Jefferson Center for Council Meetings (Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez)
Item tabled by Council.

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
Inclusionary Housing Element report was tabled.

COUNCIL STATEMENTS AND REPORTS
Council Member Alindajao: None.

Council Member Morris: None.

Council Member Solorio-Ruiz: He attended the spay and neuter event at the animal shelter. He also had a meeting with Chief Service Officer Josh Friday with Gov. Newsome in Fresno to discuss issues in Delano and collaborate. He asked for a future agenda that he’d like to see as to the grant writers, benches at the dog park and interpreter services for council meetings.

Mayor Pro Tem Vasquez: She asked about trees at the dog park.

Mayor Osorio: He thanked everyone.

CLOSED SESSION
32) PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION - Govt. Code Section 54957: City Manager
Action: Item tabled by Council.

RETURN TO GENERAL SESSION

ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Council Member Morris, seconded by Solorio-Ruiz, and unanimously carried 5-0 to adjourn the meeting at 11:29 p.m.
_____________________________________________
Ricardo G. Chavez, City Clerk

MINUTES

CITY OF DELANO
PLANNING COMMISSION – REGULAR MEETING
March 9, 2022

CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Monrian called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 1015 – 11th Avenue.

FLAG SALUTE
Chairman Monrian led the flag salute.

ROLL CALL
Commissioners present: Terrence Monrian, Frank Herrera III, Valerie Jasso Gorospe Commissioners absent: Thom Casey, Carolina Leyva Barajas

OFFICIALS PRESENT
Interim Community Development Director Mynk, City Clerk Chavez and Interim Senior Planner Monsibais

SWEARING-IN OF NEW PLANNING COMMISSIONER
City Clerk Chavez swore in newly appointed Planning Commissioner Frank Herrera III.

ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC

1. Yolanda Vega made inquiries regarding the funding of the Lake Woollomes Bridge and the inadequacies when it was first done, especially since they were developing on that side.

2. Yolanda Chacon shared her concern about the bridge. She further shared that there are not safe pathways and there is a need to be ADA compliant. She referenced about a resolution regarding a crime prevention committee, so she requested that they include it into the plan where there is a building that can be used as a center for the community.

3. Gloria Herraa shared about the need for trees as she sees there are lots of cars at the soccer park.

4. Yolanda Vega further inquired about the a youth sports complex and what happened.

Agenda Item No. 7

CONSENT AGENDA
1) Authorization to waive the reading of any ordinance or resolution in its entirety and consenting to the reading of such ordinances or resolutions by title only 2) Minutes of regular Planning Commission meeting of February 9, 2022 Motion made to approve consent agenda with corrections noted on item no. 2 by: Jasso Gorospe
2nd by: Herrera III
Vote: 3-0
Ayes: Monrian/Herrera III/Jasso Gorospe
Nays: None

Absent: Casey/Barajas
Abstentions: None

PUBLIC HEARINGS
3) Conditional Use Permit No. 2022-004: applicant, Jose Acosta, is requesting approval of a resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of Delano approving Conditional Use Permit No. 2022-004 to allow a multifamily residential dwelling (three-(3-) unit apartment complex) 1124 Fremont Street (Assessor Parcel Number: 038-040-15)
Staff report provided by Interim Community Development Director Mynk.

Chairman Monrian opened public comment.

Mr. Jose Acosta, applicant inquired though he can have up to four units and he currently has the three units project, can he do it later.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk responded in the affirmative, but there would need to be another conditional use permit submitted with the four units.

Chairman Monrian closed public comment.

Motion made to continue item to April by: Jasso Gorospe 2nd by: Herrera III
Vote: 3-0
Ayes: Monrian/Herrera III/Jasso Gorospe
Nays: None

Absent: Casey/Barajas
Abstentions: None
4) Conditional Use Permit No. 2022-002: applicant, Crystal Gin, is requesting approval of a resolution of the Planning Commission of the City of Delano approving Conditional Use Permit No. 2022-002 to allow a tattoo parlor (tattoo beauty shop) at 1334 ½ Main Street (Assessor Parcel Number:038-240-11) Staff report provided by Interim Community Development Director Mynk.

Chairman Monrian opened public comment.

Crystal Gin, applicant, explained the services to be provided and logistics of her business.

Yolanda Chacon Serna shared her support.

Chairman Monrian closed public comment.

Commissioner Jasso Gorospe shared that she went by the property and there was a discrepancy on the address.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk responded that the address seems to be mislabeled and it was an issue that came up.

Commissioner Jasso Gorospe inquired about a broken fence and asked who’s responsible for that.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk responded as both being commercially zoned property there is not a provision, requirement or a prohibition to put a fence. He added it would be among the neighbors and/or the owner to address. He further stated it can be looked at by code enforcement.

Commissioner Jasso Gorospe inquired about the parking
Ms. Gin stated it would only be one person as it is via appointment.

Commissioner Jasso Gorospe asked how this would change after COVID; how will parking spaces be looked at or is there guide.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk responded that the downtown zoning provided different parking requirements and referenced common use parking and does meet the requirements.

Commissioner Jasso Gorospe asked to expand on land use provisions.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk referenced the conditions of approval attached as exhibit “A” on the staff report and the applicant agreed to apply with said conditions.

Commissioner Herrera III asked for the operational statement referenced in page two of the staff report. He echoed the statements of Commissioner Jasso Gorsope regarding the parking. He asked if the parking is appropriate as it is a concern of his. He also inquired the access to the business being from the alley, so asked if the parking in the front can also be utilized.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk responded the statement was inadvertently not provided and apologized. He clarified that the main access was through the alley because of the location of the business. He also explained that the downtown continues to have feel, so they don’t want to lose that character of downtown with a balancing act of parking especially with the downtown provision to reduce parking. He reiterated this is an appointment only type business, so there won’t be that much foot traffic.

Commissioner Herrera III asked if there was concern over increase traffic through the alley.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk clarified they don’t have a concern.

Chairman Monrian asked about the procedures regarding the needles.

Ms. Gin provided an explanation.

Chairman Monrian asked about the compounds being hazardous, carcinogenic and or effects people who want to have children.

Ms. Gin responded in the negative and she does not work on people who are pregnant.

Interim Community Development Director Mynk further provided clarification regarding parking as there is a requirement of two parking spaces and there are four parking spaces available.

Commissioner Herrera III stated that this is a preliminary step in which Public Health’s process to approve this type of project is step number two, so he has confidence in the oversight ability in ensuring the concerns of the public.

Motion made by: Herrera III
2nd by: Jasso Gorospe
Vote: 3-0
Ayes: Monrian/Herrera III/Jasso Gorospe
Nays: None

Absent: Casey/Barajas
Abstentions: None

REGULAR AGENDA
No Items

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
Interim Community Development Director Mynk stated that he’s excited to get interest about the upcoming General Plan Update that is being processed. He announced the next open house is on March 17 at the Jefferson Center for the General Plan meeting in which there has been outreach through various platforms.

COMMISSIONER STATEMENTS AND REPORTS
Chairman Monrian: He encouraged everyone to come to the meeting regarding the city plan.

Commissioner Casey: Absent.

Commissioner Barajas: Absent.

Commissioner Herrera III: He stated that this was an emotional day for him, in which he sits on the very dais where his father started his public service on the planning commission. He thanked his wife, his children and parents for their support, as well as all those people who pushed them to get into public service. He echoed the concerns about need translation services. He stated as being a thorough commissioner he believes it’s a good idea to walk the sites. He further recommended ID badges for identification as commissioners no matter if he comes in with flipflops. He also encouraged the community to come to the meetings and bring his concerns.

He looks forward to working with his colleagues now that they are back in person. Lastly, he thanked staff for their hard work and wished for Mr. Mynk to have been here in person.

Commissioner Jasso Gorospe: She stated that this is the second meeting where applicants have needed applicants. She asked to look into the budget to get a translator and urged they cannot have meetings where they cannot communicate with the applicants. She also welcomed Commissioner Herrera.

ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Commissioner Jasso Gorospe, seconded by Commissioner Herrera III, and unanimously carried 3-0 to adjourn the meeting at 6:23 p.m.

Ricardo G. Chavez, City Clerk

CITY OF DELANO

STAFF REPORT
June 6, 2022
Agenda Item: 8
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Maribel Reyna, City Manager
By: Noemi A. Zamudio, Human Resources Director
SUBJECT: Adopt Resolution approving the new Class Specification of Police Officer Trainee and adding it to the Miscellaneous Unit complement at Salary Grade 115
Recommendation
Staff recommends City Council adopt the new job description of Police Officer Trainee and include it in the Miscellaneous Unit complement at salary grade 115.

Discussion
Currently the Police Department is facing a crisis with staff shortages reaching critical levels. The city is currently recruiting for 12 police officer vacancies and 1 commander vacancy. In addition, there are seven staff members currently out on various extended leaves.

To combat the shortage and try to stay competitive with surrounding agencies who are sponsoring cadets in the academy, staff is recommending to underfill up to six police officer vacancies with police officer trainees.

Police Officer Trainees will allow the city to secure candidates while attending the academy and while completing all requirements of a Police Officer. The goal is for the candidate to be ready for promotion to Police Officer by the time they graduate the police academy.

Staff will be reaching out to both current academy students and prospect future cadets.

The Trainee program will be open to both current City staff and outside candidates.

Staff is recommending the Police Officer Trainee program for up to nine months. At the end of the nine months staff will evaluate if the program is working and will make further recommendations at that time.

If the program does not prove to be successful, other avenues will be explored and recommended.

The recommendations were discussed with the appropriate Bargaining Unit.

Budget Impact
None. Classification will be underfilling budgeted police officer vacancies.

Attachment(s)
Resolutions
Job Description
RESOLUTION NO. 2022 -

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DELANO

ADOPTING THE CLASS SPECIFICATION OF THE POLICE OFFICER

TRAINEE
WHEREAS, the position of Police Officer Trainee was added to the City of Delano’s position compliment on June 6, 2022; and
WHEREAS, the City Council may find it necessary to define Salary Ranges for new class specifications; and
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, as follows

1. The foregoing recitals are true and correct.

2. The class specification of Police Officer Trainee shall be included in the Miscellaneous Employee Unit and placed on the Miscellaneous Unit Salary Schedule at the Salary Grade of 115.

3. THAT STAFF hereby recommends to the City Council that it ADOPT the proposed job specification of the Police Officer Trainee, based on the findings enumerated hereinabove.

PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Delano at a regular meeting held on the 6th day of June, 2022, by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:
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Bryan Osorio, Mayor
ATTEST:
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Ricardo Chavez, City Clerk
Passed and Adopted 06-06-22
Resolution No. 2022-
Police Officer Trainee

CITY OF DELANO

CLASS SPECIFICATION
Disclaimer - Class descriptions are written as a representative list of the ADA essential duties performed by the entire job classification. They cannot include, and are not intended to include, every possible activity and task performed by every specific employee in every position.

JOB TITLE: POLICE OFFICER TRAINEE
FLSA STATUS: Non-Exempt
JOB PURPOSE:

Under general supervision, attends and participates in a comprehensive training program at a Peace Officer Standards and Training (P.O.S.T.) certified basic police academy and maintains academic standards required. Learns, trains, and performs all related learning and testing activities related to the technical knowledge, skills, and physical abilities required to perform in the capacity of a sworn police officer.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following:

Disclaimer- This list is meant to be representative, not exhaustive. Some incumbents may not perform all the duties listed. In other cases related duties may also be assigned. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Attends, participates, and successfully completes a California P.O.S.T. approved basic police academy.
• Complies with dress code and appearance standards of P.O.S.T. Academy. • Learns, applies knowledge, and successfully completes academic assignments and tests of P.O.S.T. Academy as directed and required.
• Participates and successfully completes physical fitness activities of P.O.S.T. Academy and of the Delano Police Department.
• Participates in the firearms course resulting in achieving a qualifying score for firearms qualification under California Penal Code Section 832 both at the P.O.S.T. Academy and at the Delano Police Department.
• Follows prescribed safety policies, practices, and procedures. • Ensures readiness to participate in all assigned daily activities with required gear and supplies. • Interacts and communicates with academy staff, students, and City personnel. • Participates in weaponless self-defense training.
• May be required to operate an assigned motor vehicle to and from the P.O.S.T. academy, and operates a motor vehicle during defensive drivers training. • Successfully receives OC Spray and/or a Taser certification. • Keeps Delano Police Department Supervisor informed of any absences, accidents, incidents, or injuries and provides documentation when required.
• Performs a variety of other duties as assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities required to satisfactorily perform the essential duties and responsibilities.

Passed and Adopted 06-06-22
Resolution No. 2022-
Police Officer Trainee
Knowledge of:
• Principles and practices of PC’s and related software. • Operation of standard office equipment.
• Correct use of oral and written English, spelling punctuation and composition. • Public speaking and public contact techniques.
• Practices and techniques of inventory and record keeping; data collection, statistical record keeping methods and report writing techniques, police records and information resources. • Law enforcement terminology and concepts.
• Techniques for dealing with people of all socioeconomic levels under normal, hostile, and emergency situations.
• Safe driving principles and practices.
• Standard safety practices necessary in the area of law enforcement work.

Skilled in:
• Remaining calm and taking appropriate action in tense situations. • Reading, interpreting and applying procedures and policies. • Preparing clear and concise reports.

Ability to:
• Operate a PC and related software.
• Maintain effective working relationships.
• Pass an initial comprehensive P.O.S.T. background investigation. • Pass an initial medical and psychological P.O.S.T. examination. • Pass an oral interview.
• Pass range qualification.
• Communicate in oral and written English.
• Read, understand, interpret, explain, and apply applicable laws, ordinances, policies, and regulations.
• Maintain cooperative relationships with representatives of other agencies, community residents and visitors, and other City employees.
• Maintain a valid First Aid/CPR Certificate.
• Physically be present at the worksite to ensure proper staffing levels. • Be consistent in reporting on time and working full workdays and workweeks to include shift work, weekends, evening and holiday hours as assigned.

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:

Any combination of education and experience that demonstrates possession of the requisite knowledge, skill and abilities. A typical way to obtain these would be:
• High School Diploma or an equivalent certificate or diploma recognized by the State of California.
• Associate’s Degree with emphasis in criminology, law enforcement/administration of justice, political science, social or behavioral science or a related field, preferred. • One (1) to two (2) years of experience in security, intelligence, investigations or law enforcement in the armed forces, general clerical or technical experience in a law enforcement setting, or active participation in a law enforcement-oriented cadet program, preferred.

Passed and Adopted 06-06-22
Resolution No. 2022-
Police Officer Trainee
• Able to obtain a valid Certificate of Graduation from a P.O.S.T. Police Academy within six months of hire.
• Possess a Title 22 First Aid/CPR Certificate or be able to obtain by the end of the Police Academy.
• Work periodically on a rotating shift workweek of 4 or 5 consecutive days, weekends, holidays, overtime, and respond to recall when paged and be physically available. • Maintain a valid California Driver License with a driving record acceptable to the City. • Failure to complete P.O.S.T. Police Academy and all eligibility requirements for promotion to Police Officer within six months of commencing the Academy Program will be grounds for termination.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit. The employee frequently is required to use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; and talk or hear.

The employee is occasionally required to stand, walk, and run. The employee must regularly lift and/or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move up to 100 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, and ability to adjust focus.

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee regularly works in both indoor and outdoor conditions, sometimes in extreme heat, cold and inclement weather. Employee regularly works near video display. While performing the duties of this job, the employee occasionally works in outdoor conditions.

The noise level in the work environment is usually minimal to moderate.

CITY OF DELANO

STAFF REPORT
June 6, 2022
Agenda Item: 9
TO: Honorable Mayor and the members of the City Council FROM: Maribel Reyna, City Manager
By: Tyson Davis, Chief of Police
SUBJECT: Acceptance of $260 donation from The Wonderful Company for Community and Crime Prevention Events
Recommendation
Staff recommends that the City Council accept the donation in the amount of $260 from The Wonderful Company.

Discussion
The Delano Police Department received a donation of $260 from The Wonderful Company. The donation was made for the intent of utilizing the funds for Community and Crime Prevention Events.

Budget Impact
The donation will be deposited into the Juvenile Diversion account 91-2233-005.

Attachment(s)
Copy of check
Copy of check details

CITY OF DELANO

STAFF REPORT
June 6, 2022
Agenda Item: 10
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Maribel Reyna, City Manager
By: Roman Dowling, PE, Public Works Director/City Engineer SUBJECT: Authorizing the purchase of SC3000 asphalt paving material in the amount of $299,982.33 from Jaxon Enterprise dba Deer Creek Asphalt from Redding, CA, based on the approved 2022/2023 Budget, effective July 1, 2022, and authorization for the City Manager to sign any change orders up to the approved amount.

Recommendation
Authorizing the purchase of SC3000 asphalt paving material in the amount of $299,982.33 from Jaxon Enterprise dba Deer Creek Asphalt from Redding, CA, based on the approved 2022/2023 Budget, effective July 1, 2022, and authorization for the City Manager to sign any change orders up to the approved amount.

Discussion
Municipal Code section 3.08.170 requires that expenditures in excess of $ 35,000 shall have approval of the City Council prior to issuance of a purchase order. This purchase will be used as an overlay on city streets that have deteriorated to a degree that it affects the flow of traffic. Resurfacing with SC3000 greatly improves the riding qualities for local traffic and will extend the life of streets before total reconstruction is needed. The purchase was advertised for public bid and three (3) bids were received on May 31, 2022:

Jaxon Enterprises dba deer Creek Asphalt $71.99/ton
Granite Construction $104.44/ton
Griffith Company $112.00/ton
Staff recommends that Jaxon Enterprises, dba Deer Creek Asphalt, be awarded the purchase of SC3000 in the amount of $299,982.33 (4,167 tons).

Budget Impact
No increases in the proposed budget, funds are already budgeted in the 2022-2023 TDA budget under account number 12-92AB-320. A contingency of $25,000.00 is requested (approx.. 8.3%), bringing the total possible project cost to $324,982.33. This purchase will become effective July 1st, 2022.

Attachment: Bid Tabulation
CITY OF DELANO Jaxon Enterprises Granite Construction Griffith Company 1015 Eleventh Avenue dba Deer Creek Aphalt 3005 James Road 1128 Carrier Parkway Ave Delano, CA 93215 1643 Taho Court Bakersfield, CA 93308 Bakersfield, CA 93308 (661) 721-3300 Redding, CA 96003 661-399-3361 661-392-6640 PROJECT: Purchase of Cold Mix Asphalt SC-3000 (Materials only) 530-241-2112 Bid Date: 05/31/2022, 2:00 pm Lic. 89 Lic. 88
ITEM EST. UNIT TOTAL EST. UNIT TOTAL EST. UNIT TOTAL

NO UNIT ITEM QUANTITY PRICE PRICE QUANTITY PRICE PRICE QUANTITY PRICE PRICE 1 TONS
Supply and deliver Cold Mix Asphalt
SC3000 on site within 3.0 miles radius
of the Corporation Yard at 725 S.

Lexington 4,167 71.99 299,982.33 2,872 104.44 299,951.68 2,678 112.00 299,936.00 TOTAL BASE BID 4,167 299,982.33 2,872 299,951.68 2,678 299,936.00 BID SIGNED? YES YES YES
BID SECURITY ENCLOSED? YES YES YES
City of Delano Engineering Dept. Page 1 of 1

CITY OF DELANO

STAFF REPORT
June 6, 2022
Agenda Item: 11
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Maribel Reyna, City Manager
By: Roman Dowling, P.E., Public Works Director/City Engineer SUBJECT: RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF ONE (1) NEW 2022 BACKHOE LOADER CATERPILLAR MODEL 420 FOR $169,948.71 FROM

QUINN COMPANY AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER, OR HER

DESIGNEE, TO EXECUTE ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Recommendation
Approve the attached resolution approving the purchase of one (1) new 2022 Backhoe Loader Caterpillar Model 420 for $169,948.71 from Quinn Company, and authorize the City Manager, or her designee, to execute all required documents.

Discussion
The Water Division of Public Works provides the maintenance of the water distribution system; from time to time, staff performs leak repairs and periodic flushing of over 120 miles of water lines ranging from 6 to 12-inch diameter. The Division has implemented a proactive maintenance and emergency response program to ensure the City's water distribution system operates as designed, to reduce the possibilities of water leak occurrences with their associated health hazards, property damage, and cleaning costs.

The tasks described above and the additional facilities resulting from the recent growth require the Division to procure additional equipment to perform Maintenance and Operations system wide. Staff has identified the need for a dependable and emissions compliant backhoe loader to replace the obsolete equipment.

The City has joined the Sourcewell (formerly National Joint Powers Alliance) member community of government agencies, educational institutions, tribal nations, and nonprofit organizations. As such, the City can avail of competitively solicited cooperative contracts ready for use in the government purchase of supplies, equipment, and services.

Quinn Company of Bakersfield, California a partner of Caterpillar, Inc. (with a Sourcewell contract #032119-CAT) was deemed the qualified vendor of the Backhoe Loader. This purchase is in accordance with Municipal Code 3.08.090-Procurements pursuant through joint powers agreements.

Budget Impact
For one (1) new 2022 Backhoe Loader, the City will pay $169,948.71. The FY 2021-2022 budget includes a total $150,000 under Account 73-800L-720 in FY 2021-2022 for this purchase. A new appropriation amount of $19,948.71 from Water Fund 73 is needed to complete this purchase.

Attachments: Resolution
Quinn Company-Sourcewell Contract #032119-CAT quote
Specifications
RESOLUTION NO. 2022-
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF ONE (1) NEW 2022 BACKHOE LOADER CATERPILLAR MODEL 420 FOR $169,948.71 FROM QUINN COMPANY AND AUTHORIZING

THE CITY MANAGER, OR HER DESIGNEE, TO EXECUTE ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS WHEREAS, The Water Division of Public Works provides the maintenance of the water distribution system; from time to time, staff performs leak repairs and periodic flushing of over 120 miles of water lines ranging from 6 to 12-inch diameter; and
WHEREAS, The Division has implemented a proactive maintenance and emergency response program to ensure the City's water distribution system operates as designed, to reduce the possibilities of water leak occurrences with their associated health hazards, property damage, and cleaning costs; and WHEREAS, The tasks described above and the additional facilities resulting from the recent growth require the Division to procure additional equipment to perform Maintenance and Operations system wide; and staff has identified the need for a dependable and emissions compliant backhoe loader to replace the obsolete equipment; and
WHEREAS, City has approved a budget in the Water Division of $150,000 under Account 73- 800L-720 in FY 2021-2022 for this purchase; and City Municipal Code 3.08.09- provides for procurements pursuant through joint powers agreements; and WHEREAS, Staff has confirmed the proposal from Quinn Company of Bakersfield, California a partner of Caterpillar, Inc. (with a Sourcewell contract #032119-CAT) which was deemed the qualified vendor of the 2022 Backhoe Loader; and
WHEREAS, The Quinn Company proposal is in the amount of $169,948.71 for one (1) 2022 Backhoe Loader; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Delano, this resolution be adopted this date, ordering as follows;

1. To appropriate the additional $19,948.71 needed to complete the purchase from Water Fund 73.

2. To award the contract to Quinn Company of Bakersfield, California a partner of Caterpillar, Inc. with a Sourcewell contract #032119-CAT for the purchase of one (1) new 2022 Backhoe Loader, authorize expenditure of funds in the amount $169,948.71 for payment described above, and authorize the City Manager, or her designee, to execute required documents.

The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Delano on the 6th day of June 2022.

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN: ______________________
Bryan Osorio, Mayor
Attest:
_________________________
Ricardo G. Chavez, City Clerk
Quote 158489-01

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