LOS Angeles Final MSR – Appendix A

LAFCO Local Agency Formation Commission for Los Angeles County Los Angeles MSR Appendix A LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand Fire Suppression Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services Direct Total Service Calls 5,395 Ambulance Transport Direct % EMS 60% Hazardous Materials NA % Fire 2% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter NA % False Alarm 22% Fire Suppression Helicopter Mutual Aid % Fire & Other 24% Public Safety Answering Point FD/PD PSAP % Other 16% Fire/EMS Dispatch Direct Calls Per 1,000 People 150 Service Adequacy Resources ISO Rating 1 Fire Stations in the City 3 Average Response Time 3:30 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 3 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 3 Response Time Includes Dispatch No Total Uniform Staff 89 Response Time Note Sworn Staff per Station 82 Service Challenges Sworn Staff per 1,000 2.3 None Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The current system of redundant dispatch centers is inefficient when requesting additional resouirces. Fire Stations 1, 2 and 3 are in need of rehabilitation. New Facilities Regional Collaboration Mutual Aid Providers: LA City and County Yes Automatic Aid Providers: LA City and County Beverly Hills Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment 4 Engines 1 Truck 1 Battalion Chief 2 Rescue No. 1 Headquarters 445 N. Rexford Drive Good 1914 17 firefighters per shift Ambulances No. 2 1100 Coldwater Canyon Good 1914 4 firefighters per shift 1 Engine No. 3 180 S. Doheny Drive Good 1971 4 firefighters per shift 1 Engine 1 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services City Number of Libraries 2 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 67,215 Librarian FTE Staff 24.79 Total Circulation 857,429 Total FTE Staff 88.64 Circulation per Capita 24.02 Residents Served per FTE Staff 403 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 309,497 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $8,280,745 Audio 17,150 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $231.95 Video 8,767 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 6 Periodicals 602 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 9.14 Book Volumes per Capita 8.67 Facilities Name Location Beverly Hills 455 N. Rexford Drive Roxbury Park Senior Adult Library 401 S. Roxbury Drive Facilities Needs/Deficiencies The City is planning to upgrade the Beverly Hills Library. The City is in process conducting a facility needs analysis for the Roxbury Library. * Numbers are based on libraries located within the City and do not include book volumes, branches and library hours for other libraries serving the City. 2 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 76.7 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 2.5 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 76.7 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 15 Total School Park Acres 16 Total County Park Acres N/A Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 2.1 Full Time NP *Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 2 Part Time NP Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City is constructing a new community center located on Foothill Road, between Alden Drive and Third Street. The City of Beverly Hills is currently providing maintenance and renovation of park athletic fields. Park buildings are renovated annually. Park Irrigation upgrades are in process. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres Beverly Hills Park Facilities Name Location Arnaz Mini Park 151 North Arnaz Dr. Beverly Gardens Park Santa Monica & Wilshire Blvd. Coldwater Canyon Park 1100 North Beverly Dr. Crescent Dr. Mini Park 154 North Crescent Dr. Greystone Park 905 Loma Vista Dr. Hamel Mini Park 214 South Hamel Dr. Maltz Park 9800 Sunset Blvd. Oakhurst Mini Park 120 South Oakhurst Dr. Reeves Mini Park 125 South Reeves Dr. Rexford Mini Park 362 North Rexford Dr. Roxbury Park 471 S. Roxbury Dr. Will Rogers Memorial Park 9650 Sunset Blvd. Beverly Hills Recreational Facilities Name Location Greystone Mansion 905 Loma Vista Dr. La Cienega Community Cntr., Park &Tennis Cntr, 8400 Gregory Way Roxbury Park Community Cntr., Park and Clubhouse 471 S. Roxbury Dr. 3 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 47,286 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls 24,681 Crime Lab Direct/Contract DNA testing Non-Emergency Calls 22,605 SWAT Sheriff % 911 Calls 52% Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 1,323 Long Term Holding Sheriff Patrol Hours 2.5 per shift Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 1,517 Canine Services Direct Citations 23,777 Academy Training Sheriff 2004 FBI Index Crimes 1,287 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 360 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Resources Complaints 28 Total Staff 189 Priority One Response Time 3:00 Min. Sworn Staff 130 Response Time Base Year 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 3.64 Response Time Note Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 31% Marked Patrol Vehicles 57 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Secondary entrance/exit to police building subgarage that houses emergency vehicle. Citywide Police Stations are in need of rehabilitation. Service Challenges New Facilities Beverly Hills has a redundant system of dispatch centers that is inefficient when requesting additional resources. No Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Headquarters 464 N Rexford Drive Good 1990 4 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services 80,000 Residential Curbside Recyclable Collection Yes 70,000 60,000 Residential Curbside 50,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes Residential Cubside 40,000 HHW Collection No 30,000 Commercial On-Site 20,000 Recyclable Pickup Yes 10,000 Commercial On-Site 0 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Waste Hauler(s) Crown Disposal Inc. Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 60,263 1,752 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 55,252 1,584 Actual Diversion 2004 61% 2003 52,497 1,485 2004 51,522 1,443 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date SCHOLL CANYON 0.55% 13 15.2 01/01/24 AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.63% 19 43.5 06/27/05 CHIQUITA CANYON 25.76% 14 22.4 11/24/19 PUENTE HILLS #6 60.97% 9 66 10/03/13 SUNSHINE CANYON 11.71% 25 25 02/01/08 OLINDA ALPHA 0.72% 7 38.6 12/31/13 SIMI VALLEY LANDFILL 0.17% 28 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 5 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Direct Flood Control LACFCD Drainage System Storm drains flow to Los Angeles River Watershed. NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 1,415 Inlet Inspection Rate 5.7 # of Inlet Inspections 7,960 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 99% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 26 tons Illicit connections response time NP # of Calls Received 39 Illicit discharge response time 15 minutes # of Events/Workshops Attended 4 Overall Self Rating2 10 Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies NP The City needs rehabilitation of deteriorated or undersized storm drains citywide, and has an ongoing funded program to address the problem gradually ($50,000 annually). (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 6 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BEVERLY HILLS APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 99 Street Lighting Direct Arterials 11 Street Sweeping Direct Collectors 5 Traffic Signals Direct Local Roads 83 Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 599,280 Signalized Intersections 94 DVMT per Street Mile1 6,045 Street Lights 5,683 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $80,312 Lights & Signals $39,080 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City needs street resurfacing and reconstruction, as well as asphalt, gutter, curb, sidewalk, and catch basin repair citywide and has an ongoing funded program to address these needs ($2 million annually). A similar program addresses the installation of traffic signals, which averages about $500,000 annually. Service Challenges A large volume of traffic uses the east-west arterials. Through traffic between the City and San Fernando Valley uses local roads not designed to handle the capacity. Up to 14 of 35 key intersections operate at level of service E or F at some point during the day. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 7 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand Fire Suppression Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services Direct Total Service Calls 8,775 Ambulance Transport Direct % EMS NA Hazardous Materials Direct % Fire NA Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter Automatic Aid- LA City % False Alarm NA Fire Suppression Helicopter Mutual Aid % Fire & Other NA Public Safety Answering Point Verdugo Fire Comm.Center % Other NA Fire/EMS Dispatch Verdugo Fire Comm.Center Calls Per 1,000 People 83 Service Adequacy Resources ISO Rating 2 Fire Stations in the City 6 Average Response Time 4:19 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 6 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 136 Response Time Includes Dispatch Yes Total Uniform Staff 121 Response Time Note Uniform Staff per Station NA Service Challenges Uniform Staff per 1,000 1.1 NA Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City's Strategic Plan identified that the Fire Training Center is in need of improvements. New Facilities Regional Collaboration Mutual Aid Providers: Member Area C LA City & LA County Automatic Aid Providers: LA City & LA County No Other: USFS Burbank Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Headquarters 311 E. Orange Grove Ave. NP NP NP Engine 11 Truck 11 Rescue Ambul. No. 11 311 E. Orange Grove Ave. NP NP NP Battalion Chief Engine 12 Truck 12 No. 12 644 N. Hollywood Way NP NP NP Haz Mat 12. Engine 13 No. 13 2713 Thornton Ave. NP NP NP Rescue Ambul. No. 14 2305 W. Burbank Blvd. NP NP NP Engine 14 No. 15 1420 W. Verdugo Ave. NP NP NP NA Engine 16 No. 16 1600 N. Bel Aire Dr. NP NP NP Water Tend. 16 8 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services City Number of Libraries 3 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 168,803 Librarian FTE Staff 24.62 Total Circulation 1,204,184 Total FTE Staff 66.79 Circulation per Capita 11.42 Residents Served per FTE Staff 1,578 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 378,354 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $4,928,462 Audio 16,201 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $46.76 Video 16,502 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 17 Periodicals 574 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 7.67 Book Volumes per Capita 3.59 Facilities Name Location Burbank Public Library 110 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Buena Vista Branch 300 N. Buena Vista Street Northwest Branch 3323 W. Victory Blvd. Facilities Needs/Deficiencies The City plans to expand the Northwest Branch to include a community room with adult/young adult reading. * Numbers are based on libraries located within the City and do not include book volumes, branches and library hours for other libraries serving the City. 9 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 2,578 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 2,455 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 123 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 29 Total School Park Acres 164 Total County Park Acres N/A Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 24.2 Full Time 2,112 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 26 Part Time 11 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The DeBell Golf Course is in need of a new clubhouse, expansion and renovation of the driving range, and additional parking. A new community services building is needed to house the park and recreation department. The City is planning a 5-7 acre park in the South San Fernando Project featuring a youth recreation center, soccer field, and skate park. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres Burbank Park Facilities Name Location Bel Aire Park 1750 N. Bel Aire Dr. Brace Canyon Park 2901 Haven Way Earthwalk Park 1922 Grismer Ave. George Izay Park 1111 W. Olive Ave. Johnny Carson Park 400 Bob Hope Dr. McCambridge Park 1515 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Miller Park 720 E. Providencia Ave. Mountain View Park 751 S. Griffith Park Dr. Pacific Park 3715 W. Pacific Ave. Palm Park 1125 E. Orange Grove Ave. Ralph Foy Park 3211 W. Victory Blvd. Robert E. Gross Park 2800 E. Empire Ave. Rober E. Lundigan Park 2701 Thorton Ave. Strough Canyon Park 1335 Lockheed View Dr. Verdugo Park 3201 W. Verdugo Ave. Vickroy Park 2300 W. Monterey Pl. Whitnall Highway Park North 1302 N. Whitnall Hwy. Whitnall Highway Park South 610 N. Whitnall Hwy. Wildwood Canyon Park 1701 Wildwood Cyn. Rd. 10 Burbank Recreational Facilities Name Location Maple Street Playground 3820 W. Jeffries Ave. Burbank Center Stage 555 N. 3rd. St. Burbank Recreational Facilities Name Location Debell Golf Course 1500 E. Walnut Ave. McCambridge Recreation Center 1515 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Santa Anita Playlot 250 W. Santa Anita Ave. Strough Canyon Nature Center Walnut Ave. Starlight Bowl 1249 Lockheed View Dr. Tuttle Senior Adult Center 1731 N. Ontario St. Valley Park Skate Park 1625 N. Valley St. 1 1 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 49,667 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls NP Crime Lab Direct/Lab analysis Sheriff Non-Emergency Calls NP SWAT Direct % 911 Calls NP Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 468 Long Term Holding Direct Patrol Hours 29,553 Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 6,589 Canine Services Direct Citations 7,990 Academy Training Rio Hondo College 2004 FBI Index Crimes 3,117 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 294 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Resources Complaints 27 Total Staff 278 Priority One Response Time 3:16 Min Sworn Staff 168 Response Time Base Year 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 1.58 Response Time Note Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 50% Marked Patrol Vehicles 32 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies None Service Challenges New Facilities None No Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Headquarters 200 N. Third Street Good 1998 Air Support Operations 7540 Wheatland Ave., Sunland Fair 1994 Shooting Range 2244 Wildwood Canyon Fair 1950's Animal Shelter 1150 Victory Place Fair 1990 12 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PAL SERVI CE CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services Residential Curbside 140,000 Recyclable Collection Yes 120,000 100,000 Residential Curbside Greenwaste Collection Yes 80,000 Residential Cubside 60,000 HHW Collection No 40,000 Commercial On-Site Recyclable Pickup Yes 20,000 Commercial On-Site 0 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Burbank Public Waste Hauler(s) Works Department Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 114,571 1,129 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 123,826 1,204 Actual Diversion 2004 60% 2003 116,083 1,111 2004 109,831 1,041 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.01% 32 2.9 01/01/38 ANTELOPE VALLEY 0.85% n/a 2.9 n/a AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.76% 19 43.5 06/27/05 BURBANK LANDFILL 37.08% 47 5 01/01/53 LANCASTER SLF 3.07% 6 22 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 1.32% 14 22.4 11/24/19 PUENTE HILLS #6 70.33% 9 66 10/31/13 SUNSHINE CANYON 19.02% 4 25 02/01/08 BRADLEY LANDFILL 12.23% 1 4.7 06/01/07 OLINDA ALPHA 0.01% 7 38.6 12/31/13 FRANK R. BOWERMAN 0.02% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 0.30% 24 286 01/01/30 SIMI VALLEY LANDFILL 7.30% 28 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 13 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Direct Flood Control LACFCD Drainage System Storm drains flow to Los Angeles River Watershed. NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 349 Inlet Inspection Rate 1.1 # of Inlet Inspections 368 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 2.2 tons Illicit connections response time 15 minutes # of Calls Received 29 Illicit discharge response time 15 minutes # of Events/Workshops Attended 17 Overall Self Rating2 10 Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies 84,480 linear feet of closed storm drains and 12,300 None linear feet of open channels maintained by the City. (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 14 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF BURBANK APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 227 Street Lighting Direct Arterials 72 Street Sweeping Direct Collectors 26 Traffic Signals Direct Local Roads 130 Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 1,320,880 Signalized Intersections 183 DVMT per Street Mile1 5,818 Street Lights 9,212 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $47,096 Lights & Signals $26,443 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Street improvements are needed to reconstruct deteriorated sections of Buena Vista Street, $2.4 million will fund the project through FY 08-09. The City is in need of resurfacing of streets and alleys, concrete repair and sidewalk improvements citywide; the City funds these needs on an ongoing basis ($1.7 MIllion annually). Service Challenges Development in the Los Angeles area between La Tuna Canyon and the City of Burbank will increase traffic in the residential areas around Walnut Avenue. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 1 5 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand Fire Suppression Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services Direct Total Service Calls 4,228 Ambulance Transport Direct % EMS 81% Hazardous Materials Mutual Aid % Fire 2% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter Mutual Aid % False Alarm 7% Fire Suppression Helicopter Mutual Aid % Fire & Other 9% Public Safety Answering Point CCPD % Other 10% Fire/EMS Dispatch Direct Calls Per 1,000 People 104 Service Adequacy Resources ISO Rating 1 Fire Stations in the City 3 Average Response Time < 5 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 3 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 72 Response Time Includes Dispatch No Total Uniform Staff 61 Response Time Note Uniforn Staff per Station 4 Avg. Service Challenges Unitforn Staff per 1,000 1.5 None Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies CCFD training facility is in poor condition and needs upgrading. Fire Station #3 needs upgrading. The Emergency Operations Center is too small to be fuctional*. New Facilities Regional Collaboration Mutual Aid Providers: Member Area A Planned replacement of Fire Station 3. A site has been identified. Automatic Aid Providers: Automatic Aid with City of Los Angeles for 2 areas near I-405, and Los Angeles County Fire Dept. for La Tijera area. Culver City Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location ConditionBuilt Staff per Shift Equipment Battallion Chief Captain Fire Engineer No. 1 9600 Culver Blvd. Good 1993 3 Firefighter/Paramedics NA 2 Fire Captains 2 Fire Engineers No. 2 11252 Washington Blvd. Good 1981 3 Firefighter/Paramedics NA Fire Captain 1976 Fire Engineer No. 3 11304 Segrell Way Poor Remodel 3 Firefighter/Paramedics NA Training Facility 9275 Jefferson Blvd. Poor 1970 Training Officer NA * City of Culver City. Capital Improvement Plan FY 05-06, pg. 160. 16 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services LA County Number of Libraries 88 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 2,359,276 Librarian FTE Staff 242 Total Circulation 14,784,261 Total FTE Staff 1,174 Circulation per Capita 4.11 Residents Served per FTE Staff 3,062 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 8,463,524 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $88,027,505 Audio 472,366 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $24.48 Video 495,653 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 3,097 Periodicals 15,020 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 5.19 Book Volumes per Capita 3.47 Facilities Name Location Julian Dixon Library 4975 Overland Ave. Facilities Needs/Deficiencies * This data include the entire Los Angeles County Public Library System with all 88 Branches. 17 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 100.7 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 0 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 60 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 13 Total School Park Acres 5 Total County Park Acres N/A Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 2.5 Full Time 20 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 3 Part Time 0 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City has a number of improvement and rehabilitation projects currently scheduled or completed: Blair Hills Playground, Carlson Park, El Marino Playground, Tellefson Park, Culver City Skate Park, and the Culver City Teen Center. Culver City Park is in need of rehabilitation. The City is in need of a new recreation facility, gymnasium, and sports facility. Lindberg Park recreational facilities are in need of rehabilitation. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres Culver City Park Facilities Name Location Blair Hills Park 5950 Wrightcrest Dr. Blanco Park 5801 Sawtelle Carlson Park Braddock Dr. & Motor Ave. Culver West Park 4162 Wade Ave. El Marino Park 5301 Berryman Ave Fox Hills Park Green Valley Circle & Buckingham Pkwy. Lingberg Park 5041 Rhoda Way Syd Kronenthal Park 3459 McManus Ave. Tellefson Park Washington Place & Tilden Ave. Veteran's Park 4117 Overland Ave. Culver City Recreational Facilities Name Location Don Rogers' Senior Center 4095 Overland Ave. Paddle Tennis Park Coombs Ave. Culver City Skateboard Park Duquesne & Jefferson 18 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 7,600 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls NA Crime Lab Sheriff Non-Emergency Calls NA SWAT Sheriff % 911 Calls NA Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 187 Long Term Holding Sheriff Patrol Hours NP Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 1,223 Canine Services Direct Citations 26,690 Academy Training Sheriff/Rio Hondo 2004 FBI Index Crimes 1,359 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 334 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Resources Complaints 11 Total Staff 157 Priority One Response Time 3:00 Min. Sworn Staff 119 Response Time Base Year 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 2.93 Response Time Note Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 56% Marked Patrol Vehicles 15 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The Culver City Police Department has several computer systems that do not integrate well and are becoming outdated. A system is needed that will integrate dispatch, inmate processing, reporting systems, information tracking systems, and allow wireless communications with field units. Service Challenges New Facilities NA None Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Headquarters 4040 Duquesne Ave. Good 1962 19 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services 72,000 Residential Curbside Recyclable Collection Yes 70,000 68,000 Residential Curbside 66,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes 64,000 62,000 Residential Cubside 60,000 HHW Collection No 58,000 Commercial On-Site 56,000 Recyclable Pickup Yes 54,000 Commercial On-Site 52,000 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 City of Culver City Waste Hauler(s) Sanitation Division Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 64,980 1,652 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 59,484 1,493 Actual Diversion 2004 46% 2003 59,484 1,477 2004 63,885 1,574 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.01% 32 2.9 01/01/38 CWMI - B18 0.03% n/a 6 n/a ANTELOPE VALLEY 0.05% n/a 2.9 n/a AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.39% 19 43.5 07/17/05 LANCASTER SLF 0.26% 6 22.6 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 1.75% 14 22.4 11/24/19 PUENTE HILLS #6 90.26% 9 66 10/31/13 COMMERCE 0.02% n/a n/a n/a SUNSHINE CANYON 3.54% 2 25 02/01/08 SERRF 2.16% n/a n/a n/a BRADLEY LANDFILL 0.01% 1 4.7 06/01/07 OLINDA ALPHA 0.27% 7 38.6 12/31/13 FRANK R. BOWERMAN 0.08% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 1.18% 24 286 01/01/30 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 20 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Direct Flood Control LACFCD NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Completed Completed Public Information Development Construction Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 130 Inlet Inspection Rate 2.0 # of Inlet Inspections 260 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 2.8 tons Illicit connections response time 24 hours # of Calls Received 9 Illicit discharge response time 24 hours # of Events/Workshops Attended 17 Overall Self Rating2 9 Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies 5 miles of closed storm drains and 0 miles of open The City needs capital improvements for stormwater channels maintained by the City. discharge and other stormwater related programs; the project is funded ($2.3 million) and scheduled for completion by FY 08-09. Bakersfield Ave. requires regrading and resurfacing to ensure proper storm drainage. Sewer replacements are needed throughout the City. (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 21 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF CULVER CITY APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 84 Street Lighting Direct 27 Arterials Street Sweeping Contract 6 Collectors Traffic Signals Direct 52 Local Roads Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 702,040 Signalized Intersections 104 DVMT per Street Mile1 8,309 Street Lights 3,774 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $60,668 Lights & Signals $17,955 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Curb, gutter, and sidewalks are replaced on an ongoing basis ($160,000 annually). Existing asphalt alleyways are in poor condition and require resurfacing ($100,00 annually). The Higuera Street Bridge needs to be widened but is unfunded. Streets throughout the City needs resufacing. Service Challenges Congestion within the City occurs mostly due to intersection constraints rather than lack of roadway capacity between intersections. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 22 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Fire Suppression Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services Direct Total Service Calls 15,038 Ambulance Transport Direct % EMS 81% Hazardous Materials Direct % Fire 12% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter Mutual Aid % False Alarm NA Fire Suppression Helicopter Mutual Aid % Fire & Other NA Public Safety Answering Point GPD % Other 7% Fire/EMS Dispatch Verdugo Fire Comm. Center Calls Per 1,000 People 73 Service Adequacy Resources ISO Rating 1 Fire Stations in the City 9 Average Response Time 7:28 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 9 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 238 Response Time Includes Dispatch Yes Total Uniform Staff 185 Response Time Note Uniform Staff per Station NA Service Challenges Uniform Staff per 1,000 0.90 None Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Fire Stations 26, 27 29, and the Training Center need replacement. The facilities are sub-standard. New Facilities Mutual Aid: Member Area C NA Automatic Aid: NP Glendale Fire Department Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Staff per Shift Equipment 2 Fire Captains 2 Fire Engineers 2 Firefighter/Paramedics 4 No. 21 421 Oak Street Good 1993 NA Firefighters 1 Fire Captain 1 Fire Engineer No. 22 1201 S. Glendale Ave. Good 1989 NA 2 Firefighters 1 Fire Captain 1 Fire Engineer No. 23 3303 E. Chevy Chase Dr. Good 1971 NA 2 Firefighters 1 Fire Captain 1 Fire Engineer No. 24 1734 Canada Blvd Good 1974 NA 2 Firefighters 1 Fire Captain 1 Fire Engineer 2 Firefighter/Paramedics No. 25 353 N. Chevy Chase Dr. Good 1995 NA 2 Firefighters 2 Fire Captains 2 Fire Engineers 2 Firefighter/Paramedics No. 26 1145 N. Brand Blvd Poor 1951 NA 4 Firefighters 1 Fire Captain 1 Fire Engineer No. 27 1127 Western Ave. Poor 1968 NA 2 Firefighters 1 Fire Captain 1 Fire Engineer No. 28 4410 New York Ave. Good 1956 NA 2 Firefighters 2 Fire Captains 2 Fire Engineers 2 Firefighter/Paramedics No. 29 2465 Honolulu Ave. Poor 1961 NA 3 Firefighters Verdugo Fire Communications Ctr. 421 Oak Street Good 1993 NA NA Fire Mech. Maint./Warehouse 210 E. Palmer Ave. Good 1989 NA NA Training Facility 541 W. Chevy Chase Dr. Poor 1962/1984 NA NA Environ. Mngmt. Center 780 Flower Street Good 1989 NA NA Fire Prevention Bureau 420 Harvard Street Good 1993 NA NA 23 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services City Number of Libraries 7 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 177,672 Librarian FTE Staff 33.43 Total Circulation 1,066,766 Total FTE Staff 89.94 Circulation per Capita 5.20 Residents Served per FTE Staff 2,283 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 712,134 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $6,367,268 Audio 44,510 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $31.01 Video 11,915 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 31 Periodicals 744 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 5.2 Book Volumes per Capita 1.47 Facilities Name Location Glendale Public Library 222 E. Harvard Street Casa Verdugo Branch 1151 N. Brand Blvd. Pacific Park Branch 501 South Pacific Ave. Chevy Chase Branch 3301 E. Chevy Chase Dr. Brand Library 1601 W. Mountain Street Grandview Branch 1535 Fifth Street Montrose-Crescenta Branch 2465 Honolulu Ave., Montrose Facilities Needs/Deficiencies The City will be conducting infrastructure upgrades and enhance space utilization at the Brand Library. * Numbers are based on libraries located within the City and do not include book volumes, branches and library hours for other libraries serving the City. 24 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 284 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 345 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 284 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 36 Total School Park Acres NP Total County Park Acres 0 Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 1.4 Full Time 94 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 1 Part Time NP Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City of Glendale goals include restroom replacement and renovation for the following parks: Carr, Pelanconi, Glorietta, New York, Nibley, Verdugo, and Brand. The City sited improvements and renovation of play enclosures, picnic areas, restrooms, security, and lighting of school park grounds such as Cerritos, Fremont, and Franklin. Other projects include performing inspections of playground equipment and making necessary repairs. The City is in the process of conducting a site study of a new aquatics center. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres Glendale Park Facilities Name Location Carr Park 1615 E. Colorado Blvd. Elk Mini Park 800 E. Elk Ave. Maple Park 820 E. Maple Ave. Nibley Park 1103 E. Mountain Palmer Park 610 E. Palmer Ave. Piedmont Park 1145 E. Lexington Dr. Wilson Ave. Mini Park 1101 E. Wilson Ave. Windsor Mini Park 1300 E. Windsor Catalina Verdugo Adobe 2211 Bonita Dr. Glorietta Park 2801 N. Verdugo Rd. Deukmejian Wilderness Park/Le Mesnager Barn 3429 Markridge Rd., La Crescenta Mayor's Bicentennial Park 1987 Loma Vista Montrose Community Park 3529 Clifton Pl. Oakmont View Park 2940 Oakmont View Dr. Emerald Isle Park 2310 Lenore Dr. Glenaoks Park 2531 E. Glenoaks Blvd. Lower Scholl Canyon Park 2849 E. Glenoaks Blvd. Brand Park 1601 West Mountain St. Casa Adobe De San Rafael & Park 1330 Dorothy Dr. Fremont Park 600 Hahn Griffith Manor Park 1551 Flower St. 25 Glendale Park Facilities Name Location Harvard Mini Park 425 W. Harvard Milford Mini Park 601 W. Milford Pelanconi Park 1000 Grandview Ave. Dunsmore Park 4700 Dunsmore Ave. New York Park 4525 New York Ave., La Crescenta Glendale Recreational Facilities Name Location Chess Park 227 North Brand Blvd. Verdugo Skate Park 1621 Canada Blvd. Adult Recreation Center 201 East Colorado Pacific Community Center 501 S. Pacific Ave. Sports Complex 2200 Fern Lane Stengel Ballfield 1601 Canada Blvd. Sparr Heights Community Center 1613 Glencoe Way Maple Park Community Center 820 E. Maple Ave. Civic Auditorium 1401 N. Verdugo Rd. Babe Herman Little League Field 1726 Canada Blvd. 2 6 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 144,181 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls 6,584 Crime Lab Sheriff Non-Emergency Calls 143,196 SWAT Direct % 911 Calls 5% Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 701 Long Term Holding Direct Patrol Hours 195,520 Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 6,261 Canine Services Indirect Citations 20,118 Academy Training Sheriff/Rio Hondo 2004 FBI Index Crimes 4,125 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 200 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Resources Complaints 64 Total Staff 485 Priority One Response Time 4:15 Min. Sworn Staff 264 Response Time Base Year 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 1.28 Response Time Note Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 52% Marked Patrol Vehicles 61 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies None Service Challenges New Facilities None None Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Headquarters 131 N. Isabel Street Fair 1964 27 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services Residential Curbside 230,000 Recyclable Collection Yes 220,000 Residential Curbside 210,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes 200,000 Residential Cubside HHW Collection No 190,000 Commercial On-Site Recyclable Pickup Yes 180,000 Commercial On-Site 170,000 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Waste Hauler(s) Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 197,976 1,003 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 192,616 962 Actual Diversion 2004 41% 2003 220,569 1,088 2004 221,981 1,081 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.01% 32 2.9 12/31/08 ANTELOPE VALLEY 0.16% n/a 2.9 n/a SCHOLL CANYON 75.18% 13 8.2 01/01/24 AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.30% 19 43.5 07/17/05 LANCASTER SLF 0.57% 6 22.6 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 0.95% 14 22.4 11/24/19 PUENTE HILLS #6 15.25% 9 66 10/31/13 COMMERCE 0.01% n/a n/a n/a SUNSHINE CANYON 5.43% 2 25 02/01/08 SERRF 1.13% n/a n/a n/a BRADLEY LANDFILL 1.66% 2 0.765 03/27/07 OLINDA ALPHA 0.12% 7 38.6 12/31/13 FRANK R. BOWERMAN 0.09% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 0.17% 24 286 01/01/30 SIMI VALLEY LANDFILL 0.09% 28 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 28 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Direct Flood Control LACFCD Drainage System NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 1,364 Inlet Inspection Rate 1.2 # of Inlet Inspections 1,630 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 20 tons Illicit connections response time 24 hours # of Calls Received 48 Illicit discharge response time 30 minutes # of Events/Workshops Attended 1 Overall Self Rating2 10 Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies 43 miles of closed storm drains and 2 miles of open Arch Place is in need of additional storm drains including channels maintained by the City. catch basins and manholes. There are deficient drainage facilities in need of repair throughout City and has an ongoing funded program to address the deficiencies ($125,000 annually). (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 29 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF GLENDALE APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 359 Street Lighting Direct 112 Arterials Street Sweeping Direct 47 Collectors Traffic Signals Direct 201 Local Roads Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 1,932,700 Signalized Intersections 214 DVMT per Street Mile1 5,378 Street Lights 11,228 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $18,593 Lights & Signals $3,711 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Curb ramps arenneded throughout the City for ADA complinace. Street rehabilitation and reconstruction and curb, gutter and sidewalk repair are needed throughout the City; the program is funded $1.5 million annually. Service Challenges Glendale population and employment has grown; however, Glendale has not had a commensurate increase in the capacity of its street system. Streets have not been substantially widened because of narrow public rights-of- way which were created as part of Glendale's original subdivisions. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 30 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand 2005 Fire Suppression Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services Direct Total Service Calls 713,762 Ambulance Transport Direct EMS 40% Hazardous Materials Direct Fire 5.7% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter Direct False Alarm NA Fire Suppression Helicopter Direct Fire & Other NA Public Safety Answering Point Direct Other 51% Fire/EMS Dispatch Direct Calls Per 1,000 People 181 Service Adequacy 2005 Resources ISO Rating 1 Fire Stations in the City 103 Average Response Time < 5 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 103 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 3,900 Response Time Includes Dispatch Yes Total Uniform Staff 3,376 Response Time Note Uniform Staff per Station NA Service Challenges Uniform Staff per 1,000 0.9 Response times are slightly higher for the San Fernando Valley. Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies In 2000 voters approved Prop. F Fire Facility Bond measure that identified deficient facilities. Projects are scheduled for completion by 2007. New Facilities Regional Collaboration Mutual Aid Providers: Angeles National Forest, Beverly Regional Fire Stations - No.s: 5, 21, 59, 82, 84, 87 Hills, Burbank, Culver City, El Segundo, LA County, San Standard Fire Stations - No.s: 4, 13, 43, 62, 64, 65, 77, 78, 83 Fernando, Santa Monica, South Pasadena, Ventura Training Centers - South Central and Valley County Satellite Fire Station - No. 36 Automatic Aid Providers: LA County, Beverly Hills, Santa Air Operations Facility- Van Nuys Monica, Vernon, South Pasadena Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Headquarters 200 N. Main St. - City Hall NP NP NA NA Truck 1 Engine 1 Engine 201 2230 Pasadena Avenue 9 Firefighters Rescue 1 No. 1 Lincoln Heights NP 1941 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rehab 1 Truck 2 Engine 202 1962 East Cesar Chavez Ave. Rescue 2 No. 2 Boyle Heights NP 1947 12 Firefighters Battalion 7 Truck 3 Engine 3 Engine 203 Rescue 3 Rescue 803 Lighting 3 Division 1 108 North Fremont Ave. 14 Firefighters Command No. 3 Civic Center/Bunker Hill NP 1980 2 Firefighter/paramedics Post 3 Bus 3 31 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 4 Engine 4 Engine 204 800 North Main Street Rescue 4 Chinatown/Olvera Street - New 16 Firefighters Squad 4 No. 4 Relocation to 450 E. Temple St. Facility 1948 2 Firefighter/paramedics Hazmat 4 Truck 5 Engine 5 6621 West Manchester Avenue Engine 205 Westchester/LAX (Relocation to New 14 Firefighters Rescue 5 No. 5 8900 Emerson Ave.) Facility 1950 2 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 4 Engine 6 326 North Virgil Avenue 6 Firefighters Rescue 806 No .6 Angeleno Heights NP 1987 3 Firefighter/paramedics Ems 11 New No. 7 San Fernando Valley - New Facility NA NA NA 11351 Tampa Avenue 3 Firefighters Engine 8 No. 8 Porter Ranch NP 1971 1 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 8 Truck 9 Engine 9 Engine 209 430 East 7th Street 13 Firefighters Rescue 9 No. 9 Central City NP 1960 4 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 209 Truck 10 Engine 10 Engine 210 1335 South Olive Street 11 Firefighters Rescue 10 No. 10 Convention Center Dist. NP 1951 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 810 Truck 11 Engine 11 1819 West 7th Street 12 Firefighters Rescue 11 No. 11 Westlake/MacArthur Park NP 1958 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 811 Truck 12 5921 North Figueroa Engine 12 Street Highland Park/ Arroyo 10 Firefighters Engine 212 No. 12 Seco NP 1949 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 812 Avenue Korestown/Pico Heights (Relocation to 2415 W. Pico New 3 Firefighters Engine 13 No. 13 Blvd.) Facility 1950 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 13 Truck 14 Engine 14 Engine 214 3401 South Central Ave. 13 Firefighters per shift Rescue 14 No. 14 Newton NP 1950 2 are paramedics Rescue 814 Truck 15 Engine 15 915 West Jefferson Engine 215 Boulevard University 11 Firefighters Rescue 15 No. 15 Village/USC NP 1950 2 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 3 32 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment 2011 North Eastern Ave. 3 Firefighters Engine 16 No. 16 South El Sereno NP 1962 1 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 401 Truck 17 Engine 17 Engine 217 Battalion 1 Foam Carrier 1601 South Santa Fe Ave. 11 Firefighters 17 Ems 1 No. 17 Industrial Eastside NP 1980 2 Firefighter/paramedics Decon 17 12050 Balboa Boulevard 3 Firefighters No. 18 Knollwood/Granda Hills NP 1968 1 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 18 Engine 19 12229 West Sunset Blvd. 4 Firefighters Rescue 19 No. 19 Brentwood NP 1949 2 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 19 Truck 20 Engine 20 2144 West Sunset Blvd. Echo 9 Firefighters Engine 220 No. 20 Park NP 1953 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 20 1187 East 52nd Street Avalon - Relocation to 1192 E. New 4 Firefighters Engine 21 No. 21 51st St. Facility 1941 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 21 17281 Sunset Boulevard 2 Firefighters No. 23 Palisades Highlands NP 1963 2 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 23 9411 Wentworth Street 3 Firefighters Engine 24 No. 24 Shadow Hills/Sunland NP 1969 2 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 24 2927 Whittier Boulevard 7 Firefighters Engine 25 No. 25 South Boyle Heights NP 1979 1 Firefighter/paramedics Arson 1 Truck 26 Engine 26 Engine 226 2009 South Western Ave. 12 Firefighters Rescue 26 No. 26 West Adams NP 1970 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 826 Truck 27 Engine 27 Engine 227 Rescue 27 Rescue 287 1327 North Cole Avenue 14 Firefighters USAR 27 No. 27 Hollywood NP 1992 2 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 5 11641 Corbin Ave. 7 Firefighters Engine 228 No. 28 Porter Ranch NP NA 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 828 Truck 29 Engine 29 Engine 229 4029 West Wilshire Blvd. 13 Firefighters Rescue 29 No. 29 Hancock Park NP 1991 2 Firefighter/paramedics Batallion 11 33 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment No. 31 16320 Foothill Blvd., Sylmar New 2006 NA NA Truck 33 Engine 33 Engine 233 Rescue 33 6406 South Main Street 14 Firefighters Rescue 833 No. 33 South Central NP 1971 2 Firefighter/paramedics Division 2 3661 7th Avenue 6 Firefighters Engine 34 No. 34 Crenshaw NP 1951 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 34 Truck 35 Engine 35 Engine 235 1601 North Hillhurst Ave. Los 12 Firefighters Rescue 35 No. 35 Feliz NP 1953 2 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 35 No. 36 1005 N. Gaffey Street Excellent NA New facility New facility Truck 37 Engine 37 Engine 237 1090 Veteran Avenue 12 Firefighters Rescue 37 No. 37 Westwood/UCLA NP 1943 2 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 9 Truck 38 Engine 38 124 East "I" Street 9 Firefighters Engine 238 No. 38 Wilmington NP 1948 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 38 Truck 39 Engine 39 Engine 239 Rescue 39 14415 Sylvan Street 17 Firefighters Squad 39 No. 39 Van Nuys NP 1939 3 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 10 330 Ferry Street 3 Firefighters Engine 40 No. 40 Terminal Island NP 1985 1 Firefighter/paramedics Bus 40 Engine 41 1439 North Gardner Street 6 Firefighters Rescue 41 No. 41 Hollywood (Hills & Northwest) NP 1923 2 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 41 2021 Colorado Blvd. Eagle 3 Firefighters No. 42 Rock NP 1959 1 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 42 10234 National Blvd. Palms (Relocation to 3690 New 4 Firefighters Engine 43 No. 43 Motor Ave.) Facility 1943 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 43 Engine 44 Brush 44 1410 Cypress Avenue 5 Firefighters Swift Water No. 44 Cypress Park NP 1987 1 Firefighter/paramedics 44 Engine 46 4370 South Hoover St. 6 Firefighters Rescue 46 No. 46 Coliseum Area NP 1979 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 846 34 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 63 Engine 63 1930 Shell Avenue 9 Firefighters Engine 263 No. 63 Venice NP 1942 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 63 Truck 64 Engine 64 118 West 108th Street Engine 264 South Los Angeles (Relocation New 12 Firefighters Rescue 64 No. 64 to 10811 S. Main St.) Facility 1951 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 864 1525 East 103rd Street Engine 65 Watts (Relocation to 1801 E. New 4 Firefighters Rescue 56 No. 65 Century Blvd.) Facility 1936 4 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 265 Truck 66 Engine 66 Engine 266 Rescue 66 Rescue 866 1909 West Slauson Blvd. 14 Firefighters USAR 66 No. 66 Southwest LA/Hyde Park NP 1989 2 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 13 New No. 67 5451 Playa Vista Dr., Mid-City Facility NA NA NA Engine 68 5023 Washington Blvd. Mid- 7 Firefighters Rescue 68 No. 68 City NP 1987 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 868 Truck 69 Engine 69 15045 Sunset Boulevard 9 Firefighters Engine 269 No. 69 Pacific Palisades NP 1967 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 69 Truck 70 Engine 70 9861 Reseda Boulevard 17 Firefighters Engine 270 No. 70 Northridge NP 1980 1 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 15 107 S. Beverly Glen Blvd 3 Firefighters No. 71 Bel Air/Holmby Hills NP 1948 3 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 71 Truck 72 Engine 72 Engine 272 6811 De Soto Avenue 12 Firefighters Rescue 72 No. 72 Canoga Park NP 1978 2 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 17 Truck 73 Engine 73 7419 Reseda Boulevard 10 Firefighters Engine 273 No. 73 Reseda NP 1989 1 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 873 Truck 74 Engine 74 Engine 274 7777 Foothill Boulevard 8 Firefighters Rescue 74 No. 74 Tujunga/Sunland NP 1950 3 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 74 35 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 63 Engine 63 1930 Shell Avenue 11 Firefighters per shift Engine 263 No. 63 Venice NP 1942 2 are paramedics Rescue 63 Truck 64 Engine 64 118 West 108th Street Engine 264 South Los Angeles (Relocation New 14 Firefighters per shift Rescue 64 No. 64 to 10811 S. Main St.) Facility 1951 2 are paramedics Rescue 864 1525 East 103rd Street Engine 65 Watts (Relocation to 1801 E. New 8 Firefighters per shift Rescue 56 No. 65 Century Blvd.) Facility 1936 4 are paramedics Rescue 265 Truck 66 Engine 66 Engine 266 Rescue 66 Rescue 866 1909 West Slauson Blvd. 16 Firefighters per shift USAR 66 No. 66 Southwest LA/Hyde Park NP 1989 2 are paramedics Battalion 13 New No. 67 5451 Playa Vista Dr., Mid-City Facility NA NA NA Engine 68 5023 Washington Blvd. Mid- 9 Firefighters per shift Rescue 68 No. 68 City NP 1987 2 are paramedics Rescue 868 Truck 69 Engine 69 15045 Sunset Boulevard 11 Firefighters per shift Engine 269 No. 69 Pacific Palisades NP 1967 2 are paramedics Rescue 69 Truck 70 Engine 70 9861 Reseda Boulevard 18 Firefighters per shift Engine 270 No. 70 Northridge NP 1980 1 is a paramedic Battalion 15 107 S. Beverly Glen Blvd 6 Firefighters per shift No. 71 Bel Air/Holmby Hills NP 1948 3 are paramedics Engine 71 Truck 72 Engine 72 Engine 272 6811 De Soto Avenue 14 Firefighters per shift Rescue 72 No. 72 Canoga Park NP 1978 2 are paramedics Battalion 17 Truck 73 Engine 73 7419 Reseda Boulevard 11 Firefighters per shift Engine 273 No. 73 Reseda NP 1989 1 is a paramedic Rescue 873 Truck 74 Engine 74 Engine 274 7777 Foothill Boulevard 11 Firefighters per shift Rescue 74 No. 74 Tujunga/Sunland NP 1950 3 are paramedics Brush 74 36 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 75 Engine 75 15345 San Fernando Mission, 9 Firefighters Engine 275 No. 75 Mission Hills NP 1960 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 875 3111 N. Cahuenga Blvd. 3 Firefighters No. 76 Cahuenga Pass NP 1951 1 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 76 9224 Sunland Boulevard 3 Firefighters Engine 77 No. 77 Sun Valley Excellent 1941 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 877 4230 Coldwater Canyon Ave. Studio City New 4 Firefighters No. 78 New site undetermined Facility 1943 2 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 78 18030 S. Vermont Ave. 3 Firefighters No. 79 Harbor Gateway NP 1942 3 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 79 Crash 80 Foam 180 6911 World Way West Foam 280 No. 80 LAX/Crash Rescue NP 1985 14 Firefighters Foam 380 14123 Nordhoff Street 5 Firefighters Engine 81 No. 81 Arleta/Panorama City NP 1950 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 81 Engine 82 1800 North Bronson Rescue 82 Avenue Hollywood (Hills & Tunnel Utility Northeast) - New site New 4 Firefighters 82 Tunnel No. 82 undetermined Facility 1951 2 Firefighter/paramedics Utility 82? 5001 Balboa Boulevard Engine 83 Encino - Relocation to 4960 N. New 5 Firefighters Brush 83 No. 83 Balboa Blvd. Facility 1948 1 Firefighter/paramedics Lighting 83 5340 Canoga Avenue Engine 84 Woodland Hills - Relocation to New 3 Firefighters Rescue 84 No. 84 21050 W. Burbank Blvd. Facility 1949 3 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 84 Truck 85 Engine 85 Engine 285 1331 West 253rd Street 10 Firefighters Rescue 85 No. 85 Harbor City NP 1980 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rehab 85 Engine 86 Swift Water 86 Foam Carrier 86 4305 Vineland Avenue 5 Firefighters EMS 14 No. 86 Toluca Lake NP 1961 2 Firefighter/paramedics EMS 3 10241 Balboa Boulevard Granda Hills - Relocation to New 3 Firefighters Engine 87 No. 87 10124 N. Balboa Blvd. Facility 1951 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 87 37 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 88 Engine 88 Engine 288 Rescue 88 Rescue 888 Water Tender 88 Dozer 1 Dozer 2 Dozer Tender 1 Dozer Tender 2 Transport 4 Transport 3 Transport 2 Transport 1, TD2 SK 3 Loader 4 Loader 3 Loader 2 Loader 1 Air 88 USAR 88 Division 3 Dump Truck 88 Cushion 88 Diesel 88 5101 N. Sepulveda Blvd. 12 Firefighters Commade Post No. 88 Sherman Oaks Excellent 1975 2 Firefighter/paramedics 88 Truck 89 Engine 89 Engine 289 Rescue 89 7063 Laurel Canyon Blvd. 12 Firefighters Rescue 889 No. 89 North Hollywood Upgraded 1959 2 Firefighter/paramedics Bus 89 Truck 90 Engine 90 Engine 290 Rescue 90 7921 Woodley Avenue 10 Firefighters Crash 90 No. 90 Van Nuys Airport NP 1956 3 Firefighter/paramedics Foam 90 14430 Polk Street 5 Firefighters Engine 91 No. 91 Sylmar NP 1956 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 91 Truck 92 Engine 92 Engine 292 10556 West Pico Blvd. 10 Firefighters Rescue 892 No. 92 Century City NP 1959 1 Firefighter/paramedics EMS 18 Truck 93 Engine 93 9 Firefighters Engine 293 No. 93 19059 Ventura Blvd. Tarzana NP 1960 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 93 38 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 94 Engine 94 Engine 294 Rescue 94 4470 Coliseum Street New 10 Firefighters Rescue 894 No. 94 Crenshaw District/Baldwin Hills Facility 1960 2 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 94 Truck 95 Engine 95 Engine 295 10010 International Rd. 10 Firefighters Rescue 95 No. 95 LAX Area/ Hotel District NP 1959 1 Firefighter/paramedics Cushion 95 Truck 96 Engine 96 21800 Marilla Street 10 Firefighters Engine 296 No. 96 Chatsworth NP 1962 1 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 896 8021 Mulholland Drive 2 Firefighters No. 97 Laurel Cnyn/Mulholland NP 1962 2 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 97 Truck 98 Engine 98 Engine 298 Rescue 98 13035 Van Nuys Blvd. 13 Firefighters Rescue 898 No. 98 Pacoima NP 1960 3 Firefighter/paramedics Battalion 12 Engine 99 Rescue 99 14145 Mulholland Drive 5 Firefighters Brush 99 No. 99 Beverly Glen NP 1963 3 Firefighter/paramedics Arson 2 Engine 100 Rescue 100 Foam Carrier 6751 Louise Avenue 4 Firefighters 100 Swift Water No. 100 West Van Nuys/Lake Balboa NP 1961 3 Firefighter/paramedics 100 EMS 17 1414 25th Street 4 Firefighters Engine 101 No. 101 San Pedro NP 1962 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 101 Truck 102 13200 Burbank Blvd. S. Van 6 Firefighters Engine 302 No. 102 Nuys/Valley Glen NP 1962 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 102 18143 Parthenia Street 3 Firefighters Engine 103 No. 103 Northridge/CSUN NP 1961 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 903 8349 Winnetka Avenue 4 Firefighters Engine 104 No. 104 Winnetka NP 1962 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 104 39 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Fire Department Facilities Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 105 Engine 105 6345 Fallbrook Avenue 8 Firefighters Engine 305 No. 105 Woodland Hils NP 1962 3 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 105 23004 Roscoe Blvd. West 5 Firefighters Engine 106 No. 106 Hills NP 1962 1 Firefighter/paramedics Diesel 106 20225 Devonshire Street 4 Firefighters Engine 107 No. 107 Chatsworth NP 1963 2 Firefighter/paramedics Rescue 107 12520 Mulholland Drive 3 Firefighters No. 108 Franklin Canyon NP 1963 1 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 108 16500 Mulholland Drive 3 Firefighters Engine 109 No. 109 Encino Hills NP 1972 1 Firefighter/paramedics Brush 109 2945 Miner Street No. 110 Berth 44-A , Ft. MacArthur NP 1992 3 Firefighters Boat 5 954 South Seaside Ave. Berth No. 111 260, Fish Habor NP 1927 3 Firefighters Boat 1 Engine 112 Rescue 112 Boat 2 444 South Harbor Blvd. Berth 12 Firefighters Foam Carrier No. 112 86 Ports O'Call NP 1925 3 Firefighter/paramedics 112 Helitender 2 Fire 1 Fire 2 Fire 3 Fire 4 Fire 5 16621 Arminta Street New 10 Firefighters Fire 6 No. 114 Air Operation/Crash Rescue Facility New 2 Firefighter/paramedics EMS 10 Other Facilities Central Shops 140 Avenue 19 NA 1987 NA NA 1455 Sylvan St. Valley FPD Van Nuys NA NA NA NA Training 1700 Stadium Way NA NA NA NA 40 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services City Number of Libraries 69 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 1,496,250 Librarian FTE Staff 423.5 Total Circulation 15,333,869 Total FTE Staff 1,194 Circulation per Capita 3.92 Residents Served per FTE Staff 3,277 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 5,769,000 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $117,761,224 Audio 113,119 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $30.10 Video 288,128 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 464 Periodicals 3,770 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 4.4 Book Volumes per Capita 1.4 Facilities Name Location Central Library 630 West Fifth Street Alma Reaves Woods - Watts Branch 10205 Compton Ave. Angeles Mesa Branch 2700 W. 52nd Strreet Arroyo Seco Regional Branch 6145 N. Figueroa Street Ascot Branch 120 W. Florence Ave. Atwater Village Branch 3379 Glendale Blvd Baldwin Hills Branch 2906 S. La Brea Benjamin Franklin Branch 2200 E. First Street Cahuenga Branch 4591 Santa Monica Blvd. Canoga Park 7260 Owensmouth Ave. Chatsworth Express 10044 Old Depot Plaza Rd. Chinatown Branch 639 N. Hill Street Cypress Park Branch 1150 Cypress Ave. Donald Bruce Kaufman - Brentwood Branch 11820 San Vicente Blvd. Eagle Rock Branch 5027 Caspar Ave. Echo Park Library 1410 W. Temple Street El Sereno Branch 4990 Huntington Drive South Encino-Tarzana Library 18231 Ventura Blvd. Exposition Park Regional Branch 3665 S. Vermont Ave. Fairfax Express 161 S. Gardner Street Felipe de Neve Branch 2820 W. Sixth Street Goldwyn Hollywood Regional Branch 1623 Ivar Ave. Granada Hills Branch 10640 Petit Ave. Harbor Gateway-Harbor City Branch 1555 W. Sepulveda Blvd. Hyde Park Branch 6527 Crenshaw Blvd. Jefferson Branch 2211 W. Jefferson Blvd. John C. Fremont Branch 6121 Melrose Ave. John Muir Branch 1005 W. 64th Street Junipero Serra Branch 4607 S. Main Street Lakeview Terrace 12002 Osborne Street Lincoln Heights Branch 2530 Workman Street 41 Library Facilities Name Location Little Tokyo Branch 244 S. Alameda Street Los Feliz Branch 1874 Hillhurst Ave. Malabar Branch 2801 Wabash Ave. Mar Vista Branch 12006 Venice Blvd. Mark Twain Branch 9621 S. Figueroa Street Memorial Branch 4625 W. Olympic Blvd. Mid-Valley Regional Branch 16244 Nordhoff Street North Hollywood Regional Branch 5211 Tujunga Ave. Northridge Branch 9051 Darby Ave. Pacoima Branch 13605 Van Nuys Blvd. Palisades Branch 861 Alma Real Drive Palms-Rancho Park Brach 2920 Overland Ave. Panorama City Branch 14345 Roscoe Blvd. Pico Union Branch 1030 S. Alvarado Street Pio Pico-Koreatown Branch 694 S. Oxford Platt Branch 23600 Victory Blvd. Playa Vista Branch 6400 Playa Vista Drive Porter Ranch Branch 11371 Tampa Ave. R.L. Stevenson Branch 803 Spence Street Robertson Branch 1719 Robertson Blvd. San Pedro Regional Branch 931 S. Gaffey Street Sherman Oaks Branch 14245 Moorpark Street Studio City Branch 12511 Moorpark Street Sun Valley Branch 7935 Vineland Ave. Sunland-Tujunga Branch 7771 Foothill Blvd. Sylmar Branch 14430 Polk Street Valley Plaza Branch 12311 Vanowen Street Van Nuys Branch 6250 Sylmar Ave. Mall Venice Branch 501 S. Venice Blvd. Vermont Square Branch 1201 W. 48th Street Vernon Branch 4504 S. Central Ave. Washington Irving Branch 4117 W. Washington Blvd. West Los Angeles Regional Branch 11360 Santa Monica Blvd. West Valley Regional Branch 19036 Vanowen Street Westchester-Loyola Village Branch 7114 W. Manchester Ave. Will and Ariel Durant Branch 7140 W. Sunset Blvd. Wilmington Branch 1300 North Avalon Blvd. Willshire Branch 149 N. St. Andrews Place Woodland Hills Branch 22200 Ventura Blvd. Facilities Needs/Deficiencies * Numbers are based on libraries located within the City and do not include book volumes, branches and library hours for other libraries serving the City. 4 2 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 15,712 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 7,425 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 8,287 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 472 Total School Park Acres NP Open-Space 15,712 Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 4 Full Time 1,977 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 4 Part Time 8,000 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The Sepulveda Basin is in need of park space development. As of November 16, 2005, the City’s Recreational and Cultural Facilities Program (RCFP) awarded five new parks projects. According to the Recreation and Parks Department, the overall grade of the City's park system is a C. As of January 2006, the RCFP is currently managing 137 projects throughout the City. The Ardmore Recreation Center needs expansion of the gymnasium and other upgrades. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres Los Angeles Park Facilities Name Location 6th and Gladys Park 6th and Gladys St. 48th St. and 8th Ave. Park 2929 W. 48th St. 48th St. Park 4800 S. Hoover 113th St. Park 1607 E. 113th St. Aliso Canyon Park East of Reseda between Sesnon & Rinaldi, Northridge Alizondo Park Mulholland & Alizondo, Woodland Hills Alma Park 21st and Meyler, San Pedro Alvarez (Henry) Memorial Park 2830 Lancaster Angels Gate Park 3601 Gaffey St., San Pedro Ardmore Recreation Cntr. 3250 San Marino St. Armand Hammer 601 Clubview Dr. Arroyo Seco Park 5568 Via Marisol Averill Park 1300 Dodson Ave., San Pedro Balboa Park 6300 Balboa Blvd., Van Nuys Bandini Canyon Park O'farrell and Bandini, San Pedro Barnsdall Art Park 4800 Hollywood Blvd. Bee Canyon Park 13150 Sesnon Blvd., Granada Hills Bell Canyon Park North of West Hills Recreation Cntr., Canoga Park Beverly Glen Park Angelo Dr. & Baywood St., Bel Air Beverwil Mini Park 2599 Beverwil Dr. Bird Sanctuary 2900 N. Vermont Ave. Bishop Canyon 929 Academy Rd. Blythe St. Park 14740 Blythe St., Panorama City 43 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Park Facilities Name Location Bond Area Los Feliz Blvd. Brand Park 15174 San Fernando Mission Rd., Mission Hills Branford Park 13310 Branford St., Pacoima Briarwood Park 461 Almaden Court, Bel Air Bronson Canyon 3200 Canyon Dr., Hollywood Browns Creek Park Browns Canyon Rd., Chatsworth Budd Wiener/Monterey Hills Park Via Marisol and Arbolada Buena Vista Meadow Picnic Area Meadow Rd (East Side of Dodger Stadium) Burns (Robert L.) Park 4900 Beverly Blvd. Canal Park Linnie Canal and Venice, Venice Carey Ranch Laurel Canyon Blvd. & Aztec St., Mission Hills Carthay Circle Park McCarthy Vista & Wilshire Blvd. Castle Peak Park 24220 1/2 Clarington Cedar Grove Vista Del Valle Central Ave. Pocket Park Central Ave. & 42nd Ave. Ceta Forest 5201 Zoo Dr. Chase Park 22525 Chase St., Canoga Park Chatsworth Oaks Park 9301 Valley Circle Blvd., Chatsworth Chatsworth Park North 22300 Chatsworth St., Chatsworth Chatsworth Park South 22360 Devonshire St., Chatsworth Chavez Ravine Arboretum West Side of Stadium Way Chesterfield Square Park 1950 W. 54th St. Cheviot Hills Park 2251 Motor Ave. Chevy Chase Park 4165 Chevy Chase Dr. Circle Park 76th St. at 5th Ave. Circle Park 76th St. at Gramercy City Hall Park Cntr. 200 N. Main St. Cleland Ave. Bicentennial Park 4800 Cleland Ave. Cohasset-Melba Park Cohasset St and Melba Ave., West Hills Coldwater Canyon Park 12601 Mulholland Dr. Crestwood Hills Park 1000 Hanley Ave. Crystal Springs 4730 Crystal Springs Dr. Culver/Slauson Park 5070 Slauson Ave. Curtis Roland Park 1287 W. 38th Place Cypress Park 2630 Pepper Ave. De Garmo Park Arminta St. & Golden State Fwy.. 4 4 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Park Facilities Name Location De Longpre Park 1350 N. Cherokee Ave. De Neve Square Park 314 Beverly Glen Dearborn Park 17141 Nordhoff St., Northridge Debs (Ernest E.) Regional Park Griffin Ave. at Ave. 43 Del Rey Lagoon 6660 Esplanade Place, Playa Del Rey Delano Park 15100 Erwin St., Van Nuys Devonshire/Arleta Park Arleta Ave. & Devonshire St., Pacoima Devonwood Park 10230 Woodman Ave. Eagle Rock Hillside Park North of Ventura Fwy; Ely Valle Vista, Eagle Rock East L.A. Park 2500 N. Eastlake ave. East Wilmington Greenbelt Park M St. to Sanford along Drumm, Wilimington East Wilmington Vest Pocket Park 1300 "O" St., Wilimington Echo Park 1632 Bellevue Ave. Eddleston Park 11820 Reseda Blvd., Reseda El Paseo Cahuenga Park 3300 Cahuenga Blvd. El Sereno North Park 4410 Garden Homes Ave. Elysian Park 835 Academy Rd. Encino Park 16953 Ventura Blvd., Encino Erwin Park Everett St. and Ethel Ave., Van Nuys Everett Park Everett St., one block North of Sunset, Echo Park Father Serra Park 125 Paseo De La Plaza Fehlhaber-Houk Park 9521 Tujunga Canyon Blvd., Tujunga Field of Dreams Gaffey and Westmont, San Pedro Finn (Howard) Park 7747 Foothill Blvd., Sunland Four Oaks Park Foothill Blvd. & Machrea St., Tujunga Garvanza Park Ave. 63 & Meridian St. Genesee Ave. Park 2330 S. Genesse Genesta Park 16953 Ventura Blvd., Encino Gibson (John S., Jr.) Park Harbor Blvd. between 5th./6th. Glassell Park 3650 Verdugo Rd. Glen-Alla Park 4601 Alla Rd. Glenhurst Park 2932 Glenhurst Grape St. Pocket Park 10726 S. Grape St. Greayers Oak Mini Park Figueroa & Marmion Way Griffith Park 4730 Crystal Springs Dr. Haines Canyon Park South Terminus Haines Canyon Ave., Tujunga 45 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles ParkFacilities Name Location Harbor City Park 24901 Frampton Ave., Harbor City Harbor Highlands Park 825 Capitol Dr., San Pedro Harold A. Henry Park 890 Lucerne Ave. Hart (William S.) Park 8341 De Longpre Ave. Hartland Mini Park Hartland/Woodman, Van Nuys Hazard Park 2230 Norfolk St. Hermon Park South of Ave. 60 & East of Arroyo Seco Wash Hillhurst Pkwy. Hillhurst Ave. between Los Feliz & Franklin Hollenbeck Park 415 S. St. Louis St. Holmby Park 601 Clubview Dr. Hoover-Gage Park Hoover-Gage Park Hope and Peace Pocket Park 843 S. Bonnie Brae St. Houston (Norman O.) Park 4800 S. La Brea Howard Finn Park 7747 Foothill Blvd., Sunland Humphrey (Hubert H.) Memorial Park 12560 Fillmore St. Irving Schachter 2599 Beverwil Dr. Jessie Owens Mini Park 7100 White Oak, Reseda Jessup (Roger) Park 12467 W. Osborne, Pacoima Joan Milke Flores Park 3601 S. Gaffey St., San Pedro Juntos Park 3135 Drew St. Kagel Canyon Park 11435 Kagel Canyon St. Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park 25820 S. Vermont Ave., Harbor City King (Martin Luther, Jr.) Mini Park 416 E. Martin Luther King Blvd. King (Martin Luther, Jr.) Park Lanark St. & Shelby Pl. Kittridge Mini Park Kittridge & Greenbush, Van Nuys Knapp Ranch Park 25000 Kittridge, West Hills Knapp Ranch Park West Wooded Vista & Twisted Oak Dr., Canoga Park L.A. High Memorial Park 3934 Western Ave. Lacy St. Neighborhood Park Ave. 26 & Lacey St. Lake Hollywood Park 3160 Canyon Dr. Lake St. Park 227 N. Lake St. Lanark/Shelby Mini Park Lanark St. & Shelby Pl. Lani Vest Pocket Park 1st St. and Chicago St. Latham Park Latham & 53rd St. Laurel Canyon Park 8260 Mulholland Dr. Lazy J. Ranch Park Ingomar Valley Circle 46 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Park Facilities Name Location Leimert Park 4395 Leimert Blvd. Leland Park 863 S. Herbert Ave., San Pedro Lexington Pocket Park 5523 Lexington Ave., Hollywood Libbit Park 5101 Libbit Ave., Encino Lilac Terrance Park 835 Academy Rd. Limeklin Park 10300 Limeklin Canyon Rd., Northridge Lincoln Park 3501 Valley Blvd. Little Green Acres Park 104th Place & Vermont Little Landers Park 10116 Commerce Ave., Tujunga Lookout Point Park Gaffey St. and 36th St., San Pedro Los Angeles Plaza Park 125 Paseo De La Plaza Louise Park 7140 Louise Ave., Van Nuys Mae Boyer Park 23936 Highlander Rd., Canoga Park McCarthur Park 2230 W. 6th St. Mandeville Canyon Park End of Westridge Rd. Macott Park Macott St & Pickford St. Mason Park 10500 Mason Ave., Chatsworth McGroarty Park 7570 McGroarty Terrance, Tujunga Media Park Culver Blvd. & Venice Blvd. Mission Park 15174 San Fernando Mission Rd., Mission Hills Montecillo De Leo Politi Park On Stadium between Scott Rd. & Academy Rd. Moonshine Canyon Park West of Tampa Ave. & South of Sesnon, Northridge Moorpark Park 12061 Moorpark St. Mount Carmel Park 830 W. 70th St. North Atwater Park 3900 W. Chevy Chase Dr. North Hills Comm. Park 8756 Parthenia Place, North Hills O'Melveny Park 17300 Sesnon Blvd., Granada Hills Occidental Pkwy. Occidental St. between 6th St. and Beverly Blvd. Palisades Park 851 Alma Real Dr., Pacific Palisades Palms Park 2950 Overland Ave. Pan Pacific Park 7600 Beverly Blvd. Park Cntr. 4730 Crystal Springs Dr. Parthenia Park 21444 Parthenia St., Canoga Park Pasko Park McGroarty Ter, Tujunga Paxton Park 10731 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Pacoima Peck Park 560 N. Western Ave., Rancho Palos Verdes 47 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles ParkFacilities Name Location Pershing Square Park 532 S. Olive St. Pico Union Vest Pocket Park 1827 S. Hoover St. Point Fermin Park 807 Paseo Del Mar, San Pedro Porter Ridge Park Reseda Blvd. & Sesnon Blvd., Northridge Potrero Canyon Park PCH opposite of Will Rogers State Beach Prospect Park Echandia & Judson St. Quimby (John) Park 7008 Desoto Ave., Canoga Park Ramona Gardens Park 2800 Fowler St. Rena Park 510 Leland Ave., San Pedro Reseda Park 18411 Victory Blvd., Reseda Reynier Park 2803 Reynier Ave. Richard Alatorre Park Figueroa & 134 Fwy. Richardson Family Park 2700 Budlong Ave. Ritchie Valens Park 10731 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Pacoima Rivas Canyon Park Easterly Terminus of Oracle Pl., Pacific Palisades Roscoe/Valley Circle Park Valley Circle Roscoe Blvd. Rose Hill Park 3606 N. Boundary Runnymede Park 20200 Runnymede St., Winnetka Runyon Canyon Park 2000 N. Fuller Ave. Rustic Canyon Park Rustic Canyon Rd., Pacific Palisades San Pascual Park 5668 Via Marisol San Pedro Plaza Park 700 S. Beacon St., San Pedro San Vicente Mountain Park 17500 Mulholland Dr. Santa Ynez Canyon Park Palisades Dr. & De Santa Ynez, Pacific Palisades Second Ave Park 2413 Second Ave. Seoul International Park 3250 San Marino St. Sepulveda Basin Dog Park 17550 Victory Blvd., Encino Sepulveda Park West 8756 Parthenia Place, North Hills Serrania Ave. Park 20864 Wells Dr., Woodland Hills Shadow Ranch Park 22633 Vanowen St., West Hills Shaw (Leslie N.) Park 2250 W. Jefferson Silverlake Dog Park 1850 W. Silver Lake St. Slavin (Jaime Beth) Park On Whitsett Ave., south of Strathern St., Sun Valley Smith (Dorothy & Benjamin) Park 7020 Franklin Ave. South Park 345 E. 51st St. St. James Park Adams Blvd. & Severance St. 48 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Park Facilities Name Location Stetson Ranch Park 13877 Glenoaks Blvd., Sylmar Topanga Canyon Blvd., between Chatsworth St. & 118 Fwy., Stoney Point Park Chatsworth Strathern Park North Strathern & Whitsett, North Hollywood Strathern Park West 12541 Saticoy, North Hollywood Studio City Mini Park 12505 Moorpark St. & Whitsett Ave. Sullivan Canyon Park Sullivan Canyon Sun Valley Park 8133 Vineland Ave., Sun Valley Sycamore Grove Park 4702 N. Figueroa Sylmar Park 13109 Borden Ave. Taxco Trails Park 23367 Ingomar St., West Hills Temescal Canyon Park 15900 PCH Hwy. Terrace Park Malvern Ave. & Alvarado Terrace The Augustus F. Hawkins Natural Park 5790 Compton Ave. Titmouse Park 415 Culver Blvd. & Nicholson St./Pershing Dr., Playa Del Rey Triangle Park Oxford Ave. & Marr St., Venice Valley Circle/Hillhurst Dr. Park 24220 1/2 Clarington Valley Glen Comm. Park Erwin St. & Ethel Ave., Van Nuys Valley Plaza Parks 12240 Archwood St., North Hollywood Valley Village Park 170 Fwy. & Burbank/Chandler, North Hollywood Van Nuys/Sherman Oaks Park 14201 Huston St., Van Nuys Vanalden Park 8956 Vanalden, Northridge Verdugo Mountain Park East of Sunland, south of La Tuna Canyon Rd. Victory/Vineland Park 11100 Victory Blvd. Viking Park Viking and Nau, Northridge Villa Cabrini Park 9401 Villa Cabrini Dr. West Vista Del Mar Park Century & Vista Del Mar Blvd., Playa Del Rey Warner Cntr. Park 21820 Califa Ave., Woodland Hills Warner Ranch Park 5800 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Woodland Hills Washington Irving Pocket Park 4103 W. Washington Blvd. Wattles Garden Park 1850 N. Curson Ave. Weddington Park (North) 10844 Acama Dr. Weddington Park (South) 10800 Valley Heart Dr. West Valley Park 6731 Wilbur Ave., Reseda Westside Neighborhood Park 3085 Clyde Ave. White Point Park Paseo Del Mar & Western Ave., San Pedro Whitsett Fields Park Whitsett & Vanowen, North Hollywood 49 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Los Angeles Park Facilities Name Location Wilacre Park 12601 Mulholland Dr., Studio City Wilbur-Tampa Park 12001 Wilbur Ave., Northridge Wilder's Addition 607 Paseo Del Mar, San Pedro Woodbine Park 3409 Vinton Ave. Woodbridge Park 11240 Moorpark St. Woodley Ave. Park Woodley Ave. & Victory Blvd., Van Nuys Yucca Park 6671 Yucca St. Zelzah Park 11690 Zelzah Ave., Granada Hills Recreational Facilities 109th St. Recreation Cntr. 1464 E. 109th St. Algin Sutton Recreation Cntr. 8800 S. Hoover St. Aliso Pico Recreation Cntr. 370 S. Clarence St. Alpine Recreation Cntr. 817 Yale St. Angels Gate Recreation Cntr. 3701 S. Gaffey St., San Pedro Ardmore Recreation Cntr. 3250 San Marino St. Balboa Sports Complex 17015 Burbank Blvd., Encino Baldwin Hills Rcreation Cntr. 5401 Highlight Place Banning Recreation Cntr. 1331 Eubank St., Wilmington Barnsdall Art Park Recreation Cntr. 4800 Hollywood Blvd. Barrington Recreation Cntr. 333 S. Barrington Ave. Barry White 345 E. 51st St. Beeman Park 12621 Rye St., Studio City Bellevue Recreation Cntr. 826 Lucile Ave. Bernardi Cntr. 6514 Sylmar Ave., Van Nuys Bogdanovich (Martin J.) Recreation Cntr. 1920 Cumbre Dr., San Pedro Boyle Heights Sports Cntr. 933 S. Mott St. Branford Recreation Cntr. 13310 Branford St., Arleta Carlin G. Smith Recreation Cntr. 511 W. Ave 46 Central Park Recreation Cntr. 1357 E. 22nd St. Chatsworth Recreation Cntr. 22360 Devonshire St., Chatsworth Cheviot Hills Recreation Cntr. 2551 Motor Ave. Chevy Chase Recreation Cntr. 4165 Chevy Chase Dr. Costello Recreation Cntr. 3141 E. Olympic Blvd. Crestwood Hills Recreation Cntr. 1000 Hanley Ave. Culver-Slauson Recreation Cntr. 5070 Slauson Ave., Culver City Cypress Recreation Cntr. 2630 Pepper Ave. 5 0 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Recreational Facilities Daniels Field 845 West 12th St., San Pedro Dave Potell Memorial Sports Facility 11455 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood Delano Recreation Cntr. 15100 Erwin St., Van Nuys Denker Recreation Cntr. 1550 W. 35th Pl. Devonshire House 18300 Lemarsh St., Northridge Downey Recreation Cntr. 1772 N. Spring St. Eagle Rock Recreation Cntr. 1100 Eagle Vista Dr. Echo Park Recreation Cntr. 1632 Bellevue Ave. El Sereno Recreation Cntr. 4721 Klamath St. Elysian Park Therapeutic Recreation Cntr. 929 Academy Rd. Elysian Valley Recreation Cntr. 1811 Ripple St. Encino Comm. Cntr. 4935 Balboa Blvd., Encino Evergreen Recreation Cntr. 2844 E. 2nd St. Exposition Park Intergenerational Comm. Cntr. 3980 S. Menlo Ave. Felicia Mahood Multipurpose Cntr. 11338 Santa Monica Blvd. Fernangeles Recreation Cntr. 8851 Laurel Canyon, Sun Valley Fred Roberts Recreation Cntr. 4700 Honduras Frenso Park Recreation Cntr. 1016 S. Fresno St. Garcia (Msgr. Ramon) Recreation Cntr. 1016 S. Fresno St. Gilbert Lindsay Comm. Cntr. 429 E. 42nd Place Glasell Park Recreation Cntr. 3650 Verdugo Rd. Gonzales (David M.) Recreation Cntr. 10943 Herrick Ave., Pacoima Granada Hills Recreation Cntr. 16730 Chatsworth St., Granada Hills Green Meadows Recreation Cntr. 431 E. 89th St. Griffith Park Recreation Cntr. 3401 Riverside Dr. Hansen Dam Recreation Cntr. 11770 Foothill Blvd., Lake View Terrace Harbor City Recreation Cntr. 24901 Frampton Ave., Harbor City Harbor Sports Cntr. 1221 N. Figueroa Place, Wilmington Harvard Recreation Cntr. 1535 W. 62nd St. Hazard Recreation Cntr. 2230 Norfolk St. Highland Park Recreation Cntr. 6150 Piedmont Ave. Hjelte Sports Cntr. 16200 Burbank Blvd., Encino Hollenbeck Recreation Cntr. 415 S. St. Louis St. Hollywood Recreation Cntr. 1122 Cole Ave. Hoover Recreation Cntr. 1010 W. 25th St. Hubert H. Humphrey Recreation Cntr. 12560 Filmore St., Pacoima Imperial Courts Recreation Cntr. 2250 E. 114th St. 51 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Recreational Facilities Jim Gillam Recreation Cntr. 4000 S. La Brea Ave. Jordan Downs Recreation Cntr. 9900 Grape St. LACES 5931 West 18th St. Lafayette Multipurpose Comm. Cntr. 625 S. Lafayette Park Pl. Lake Street Comm. Cntr. 227 N. Lake St. Lakeview Terrance Recreation Cntr. 11075 Foothill Blvd., Lake View Terrace Lanark Recreation Cntr. 21816 Lanark St., Canoga Park Leland Recreation Cntr. 863 S. Herbert Ave., San Pedro Lemon Grove Recreation Cntr. 4959 Lemon Grove Lincoln Heights Recreation Cntr. 2303 Workman St. Lincoln Park Recreation Cntr. 3501 Valley Blvd. Loren Miller Recreation Cntr. 2717 Halldale Ave. Los Angeles Youth Athletic Club 401 N. Ave 19 Lou Costello Recreation Cntr. 3141 E. Olympic Blvd. MacCarthur Gen. Douglas Park Rec. Cntr. 2230 W. 6th St. Mar Vista Gardens Recreation Cntr. 4901 Marionwood Dr., Culver City Mar Vista Recreation Cntr. 11430 Woodbine Ave. Mark Taper Intergenerational Cntr. 17400 Victory Blvd., Van Nuys Martin Luther King Jr. Therapeutic Rec. Cntr. 3916 S. Western Ave., Chatsworth Mason Recreation Cntr. 10500 Mason Ave., Chatsworth Montecito Heights Recreation Cntr. 4545 Homer St. Mount Carmel Recreation Cntr. 830 W. 70th St. Normandale Recreation Cntr. 22400 S. Halldale, Torrance Normandie Recrreation Cntr. 1550 S. Normandie Ave. North East Valley Multipurpose Cntr. Glenoaks & Van Nuys Blvd., Chatsworth North Hills Comm. Park 8756 Parthenia Place, North Hills North Hollywood Recreation Cntr. 5301 Tujunga Ave., North Hollywood North Weddington Recreation Cntr. 10844 Acama St., North Hollywood Northridge Recreation Cntr. 18300 Lemarsh St., Northridge Oakwood Recreation Cntr. 767 California Ave., Venice Orcutt Ranch 23600 Roscoe Blvd., West Hills Pacoima Recreation Cntr. 10943 Herrick Ave., Pacoima Palisades Recreation Cntr. 851 Alm a Real Dr., Pacific Palisades Palms Recreation Cntr. 2950 Overland Ave. Pan Pacific Recreation Cntr. 7600 Beverly Blvd. Panorama Recreation Cntr. 8600 Hazeltine Ave., Panorama City Pecan Recreation Cntr. 127 S. Pecan St. 52 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Recreational Facilities Peck Park Comm. Cntr. 560 N. Western Ave., San Pedro Penmar Recreation Cntr. 1341 Lake St., Venice Petit Park 16730 Chatsworth St., Granada Hills Pointsettia Recreation Cntr. 7341 Willoughby Ave. Pueblo Del Rio Recreation Cntr. 5350 Alba St. Queen Anne Recreation Cntr. 1240 West Blvd. Ramona Gardens Recreation Cntr. 2830 Lancaster Ave. Ramona Hall Comm. Cntr. 4580 N. Figueroa St. Rancho Cienga Sport Complex Cntr. 5001 Rodeo Rd. Rancho San Pedro Multipurpose Cntr. 224 Palos Verdes St., San Pedro Rancho San Pedro Recreation Cntr. 275 W. 1st St., San Pedro Reseda Recreation Cntr. 18411Victory Blvd., Reseda Ritchie Valens Recreation Cntr. 10731 Laurel Canyon Rd., Pacoima Robertson Recreation Cntr. 1641 Preuss Rd. Roger Jessup Recreation Cntr. 12467 Osborne St., Pacoima Rose Hill Recreation Cntr. 4530 Mercury Ave. Rosecrans Recreation Cntr. 840 W. 149th St., Gardena Ross Snyder Recreation Cntr. 1501 E. 41st St. Rustic Canyon Recreation Cntr. 601 Latimer Rd., Pacific Palisades San Pedro Park 1920 Cumbre Dr., San Pedro Seoul International Park 3250 San Marino St. Sepulveda Dam Recreation Area 17017 Burbank Blvd., Encino Sepulveda Park West 8756 Parthenia Place, North Hills Sepulveda Recreation Cntr. 8801 Kester Ave., Panorama City Shadow Rancho Recreation Cntr. 22633 Vanowen St., Canoga Park Shatto Recreation Cntr. 3191 W. 4th St. Shoup Park 5858 Shoup Ave., Woodland Hills Silverlake Recreation Cntr. 1850 W. Silverlake Dr. Slauson Multipurpose Cntr. 5306 S. Compton South Park Recreation Cntr. 345 E. 51st St. St. Andrews Recreation Cntr. 8701 St. Andrews Place State Street Recreation Cntr. 716 N. State St. Stonehurst Recreation Cntr. 9901 Dronfield St., Sun Valley Stoner Recreation Cntr. 1835 Stoner Ave. Studio City Recreation Cntr. 12621 Rye St., Studio City Sun Valley Recreation Cntr. 8133 Vineland Ave., Sun Valley Sunland Recreation Cntr. 8651 Foothill Blvd., Sunland 53 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Recreational Facilities Sylmar Recreation Cntr. 13109 Borden, Sylmar Tarzana Recreation Cntr. 5655 Vanalden Ave., Tarzana Toberman Recreation Cntr. 1725 Toberman St. Trinity Recreation Cntr. 2415 Trinity St. Valley Plaza Recreation Cntr. 12240 Archwood St., North Hollywood Valley Therapeutic Recreation Cntr. 11430 Chandler Blvd., North Hollywood Van Ness Recreation Cntr. 5720 2nd Ave. Van Nuys Multipurpose Cntr. 6514 Sylmar Ave., Van Nuys Van Nuys Recreation Cntr. 14301 Vanowen St., Van Nuys Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Recreation Cntr. 14201 Huston St., Van Nuys Venice Recreation Cntr. 1531 Ocean Front Walk, Venice Victory-Vineland Recreation Cntr. 11117 Victory Ave., North Hollywood Vineyard Recreation Cntr. 2942 Vineyard Ave. Wabash Recreation Cntr. 2765 Wabash Ave. Westchester Recreation Cntr. 7000 W. Manchester Ave. Westwood Recreation Cntr. 1350 Sepulveda William Nickerson Recreation Cntr. 11251 Compton Ave. Wilmington Recreation Cntr. 325 Neptune Ave., Wilmington Winnetka Recreation Cntr. 8401 Winnetka Ave., Winnetka Woodland Hills Recreation Cntr. 5858 Shoup Ave., Woodland Hills Yosemite Recreation Cntr. 1840 Yosemite Dr. Yucca Comm. Cntr. 6671 Yucca St. 5 4 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 817,580 Search and Rescue Citizen's Emerg.Mobile Patrol (CEMP) 911 Calls 1 42,188 Crime Lab Direct Non-Emergency Calls 675,392 SWAT Direct % 911 Calls 17% Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 208 Long Term Holding Sheriff Patrol Hours NA Bomb Squad Direct Arrests 159,905 Canine Services Direct Citations 502,374 Academy Training Direct 2004 FBI Index Crimes 169,912 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 432 *Service Adequacy 2005 Resources Complaints 6,520 Total Staff 12,353 Priority One Response Time 6:42 Min. Sworn Staff 9,272 Response Time Base Year 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 2.36 Response Time Note Based on all dispatched calls. Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 50% Marked Patrol Vehicles 1,205 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies In 2002, voters approved Proposition Q, a City-wided Public Safety Bond Measure to improve Police and Fire facilities. Hollenbeck, Rampart, West Valley,and Harbor Division Stations require replacement as well as the Metro Detention Center. $231.3 million was approved in September 2006 for a new 11-story police headquarters (Parker Center). Service Challenges New Facilities Hollenbeck Replacement Station Areas within the San Fernando Valley have longer response times due to size Mid-City New Station of the divisions, which requires further travel distances to respond to service Rampart Replacement Station calls. Dense population during peak traffic hours in the West Los Angeles Harbor Replacement Station and Jail area contributes to longer response times. 911 calls originating from cell Valley New Station phones are answered by CHP, then dispatched to the proper jurisdiction. CHP West Valley Replacement Station has an antiquated system resulting in with long answer times. Redirection of New Bomb Squad facility - Metro & Valley calls directly to LAPD would drastically reduce response times. Metro Jail Replacement Emergency Operations/Dispatch Center New Valley Traffic Division/Head Quarters Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose City Hall 200 N. Spring Street NP NP Shared Facility City Hall East 200 N. Main Street NP NP Shared Facility Parker Center Headquarters 150 N. Los Angeles St. Poor 1955 Department Headquarters Personnel 700 E. Temple St. NP NP Metro 911 Dispatch Center 100 N. Los Angeles Street Good 2001 Communications Center Children's Musuem 201 N. Los Angeles Street NP NP Devonshire Area 10250 Etiwanda Ave. Replacement 1973 Foothill Area 12760 Osborne St. Replacement 1962 Foothill - Jeopardy 11844 Glenoaks Blvd. NP NP Mounted Unit (Metro) 3934 Rigali Ave. NP NP North Hollywood Area 11640 Burbank Blvd. Fair NP Northeast Area 3353 San Fernando Road Replacement 1970 Facilities Management 5015 Eagle Rock Blvd. #100 NP NP Training - Academy 1880 N. Academy Dr. Renovation 1932 Academy Training Center 55 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services Residential Curbside 3,950,000 Recyclable Collection Yes 3,900,000 3,850,000 Residential Curbside 3,800,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes 3,750,000 Residential Cubside 3,700,000 HHW Collection No 3,650,000 Commercial On-Site 3,600,000 Recyclable Pickup Yes 3,550,000 Commercial On-Site 3,500,000 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Waste Hauler(s) Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 3,876,314 1,034 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 3,746,426 983 Actual Diversion 2004 61% 2003 3,662,387 948 2004 3,729,302 953 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.31% 32 2.9 12/31/08 CWMI - B18 0.14% n/a n/a n/a CWMI - B16 0.05% n/a n/a n/a ANTELOPE VALLEY 1.44% n/a 2.9 n/a SCHOLL CANYON 0.04% 13 8.2 01/01/24 AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.82% 19 43.5 07/17/05 LANCASTER SLF 5.46% 6 43.5 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 21.01% 14 22.4 11/24/19 PUENTE HILLS #6 1.15% 9 66 10/31/13 CALABASAS 8.90% 22 16.9 01/01/28 COMMERCE 0.33% n/a n/a n/a SUNSHINE CANYON 39.82% 2 25 02/01/08 SERRF 1.13% n/a n/a n/a BRADLEY LANDFILL 4.94% 2 0.765 03/27/07 PRIMA DESHECHA 0.84% 61 87.3 12/31/67 OLINDA ALPHA 3.76% 7 38.6 12/31/13 FRANK R. BOWERMAN 1.04% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 5.01% 24 286 01/01/30 COVANTA 0.01% n/a n/a n/a SIMI VALLEY 3.78% 28 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 56 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Direct Flood Control Direct NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 34,558 Inlet Inspection Rate 1.0 # of Inlet Inspections 35,800 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 3,607 tons Illicit connections response time 4 hours # of Calls Received 4,890 Illicit discharge response time 4 hours # of Events/Workshops Attended 129 Overall Self Rating2 NP Facilities Infrastructure Description: 1,200 miles of closed storm drains and 9.4 miles of open channels maintained by the City. Needs/Deficiencies: Several stormwater infrastructure upgrades and facilities are needed for the City to address the wet weather bacteria TMDL. The implementation is expected to take 18 years and cost about $1.56 billion. The project will include construction of a large runoff treatment falicity capable of handling 2.3 billion gallons of runoff, the diversion of wet waether flow to Hyperion and an Integrated Resources Plan. The project will be funded mostly by the City's current stormwater fee on property taxes and other projects related to Federal Clean Water Act requirements. The City must comply with 67 TMDLs in the next 25 years at an estimated cost of $8- 10 billion ($400 million annually over 25 years). (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 57 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF LOS ANGELES APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 6,935 Street Lighting Direct 1,761 Arterials Street Sweeping Direct 1,143 Collectors Traffic Signals Direct 3,984 Local Roads Service Demand Rural Roads 47 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 44,116,190 Signalized Intersections 4,000 DVMT per Street Mile1 6,361 Street Lights 218,248 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $52,702 Lights & Signals $17,518 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Alameda Street from 25th Street to Slauson Ave. is in need of major reconstruction, estimated cost is $8.8 million; there is currently no funding for the project. Aviation Blvd. needs to be widened from Imperial Highway to Arbor Vitae Street to reduce traffic congestion caused by the opening of the 105 freeway; estimated at $61.7 million, the porject is expected to be funded partially by gas taxes and by the LA Airport, but most of the funds are not yet identified. A grade separation and the extension of Saticoy Street is needed to complete a link between Woodman Avenue and Van Nuys Blvd; the estimated cost is $42.3 million and the project is currently on hold until a funding source is determined. Service Challenges City and regional growth will result in increased vehicle travel and reduce average travel speeds. Several street infrastructure needs within the City are unfunded. There is a lack of capacity on several streets throughout the City that causes traffic congestion and deterioration of streets surfaces. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 58 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand 2005 Fire Suppression LAPD Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services LAPD Total Service Calls 104,755 Ambulance Transport LAPD EMS 82% Hazardous Materials LAPD Fire 6% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter LAPD False Alarm 0% Fire Suppression Helicopter LAPD Fire & Other 0% Public Safety Answering Point NA Other 12% Fire/EMS Dispatch NA Calls Per 1,000 People 4,222 Service Adequacy 2005 Resources ISO Rating 1 Fire Stations in the City None Average Response Time 5.7 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 3 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 338 Response Time Includes Dispatch Yes Total Uniform Staff 338 Response Time Note Uniform Staff per Station NA Service Challenges Uniform Staff per 1,000 13.6 None Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies NP New Facilities Regional Collaboration Mutual Aid Provider: Same as Los Angeles NA Automatic Aid Providers: Same as Los Angeles Facilities Los Angeles Fire Department Services - to the City of San Fernando Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Truck 75 15345 San Fernando Mission Engine 75 Mission Hills, west City of San 12 Firefighters per shift Engine 275 No. 75 Fernando NP 1960 3 are paramedics Rescue 875 59 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services LA County Number of Libraries 88 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 2,359,276 Librarian FTE Staff 242 Total Circulation 14,784,261 Total FTE Staff 1,174.00 Circulation per Capita 4.11 Residents Served per FTE Staff 3,062 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 8,463,524 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $88,027,505 Audio 472,366 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $24.48 Video 495,653 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 3,097 Periodicals 15,020 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 5.19 Book Volumes per Capita 3.47 Facilities Name Location San Fernando Library 217 N. Maclay Ave. Facilities Needs/Deficiencies * This data include the entire Los Angeles County Public Library System with all 88 Branches. 60 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 23 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 4 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 23 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 24 Total School Park Acres 0 Total County Park Acres 0 Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 0.9 Full Time 7 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 1 Part Time 82 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City is in the need of developed park space and a youth center. The City of San Fernando is in the process of constructing an aquatic center with two swimming pools and a two-story facility with classrooms and multi-purpose rooms. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres San Fernando Park and Recreational Facilities Name Location Las Palmas Park 505 South Huntington St. Layne Park 1320 San Fernando Rd. Pioneer Park 828 North Harding St. Recreation Park 208 Park Ave. Skate Park 1320 San Fernando Rd. 61 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 23,372 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls NA Crime Lab Sheriff Non-Emergency Calls NA SWAT Sheriff % 911 Calls NA Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 942 Long Term Holding Sheriff Patrol Hours 10,703 Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 1,423 Canine Services Direct Citations 7,290 Academy Training Sheriff 2004 FBI Index Crimes 723 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 291 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Resources Complaints 14 Total Staff 71 Priority One Response Time 2:00 Min. Sworn Staff 35 Response Time Base Year 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 1.41 Response Time Note Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 59% Marked Patrol Vehicles 10 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies None Service Challenges New Facilities None No Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Headquarters 910 First Street Good 1988 62 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services Residential Curbside 50,000 Recyclable Collection Yes 45,000 40,000 Residential Curbside 35,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes 30,000 25,000 Residential Cubside HHW Collection Yes 20,000 15,000 Commercial On-Site 10,000 Recyclable Pickup Yes 5,000 Commercial On-Site 0 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Waste Hauler(s) Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 48,948 2,047 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 42,427 1,750 Actual Diversion 2004 67% 2003 31,394 1,281 2004 23,386 944 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.01% 32 2.9 12/31/08 AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.47% 19 43.5 06/27/05 LANCASTER SLF 0.01% 6 22.6 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 33.89% 14 22.4 11/24/09 PUENTE HILLS #6 50.85% 9 66 10/31/13 SUNSHINE CANYON 6.36% 2 25 02/01/08 BRADLEY LANDFILL 4.22% 1 4.7 06/01/07 FRANK R. BOWERMAN 0.04% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 0.01% 24 286 01/01/30 SIMI VALLEY LANDFILL 4.13% 28 yrs 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 63 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance County Flood Control LACFCD Drainage System Storm drains flow to Los Angeles River Watershed. NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 112 Inlet Inspection Rate 2.0 # of Inlet Inspections 222 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 2.5 tons Illicit connections response time < 24 hours # of Calls Received 3 Illicit discharge response time < 24 hours # of Events/Workshops Attended 2 Overall Self Rating2 10 Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies 4,000 linear feet of closed storm drains and 3,342 feet None of open channels maintained by the City. (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 64 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CITY OF SAN FERNANDO APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 49 Street Lighting Direct & Contract 8 Arterials Street Sweeping Contract 5 Collectors Traffic Signals Direct 37 Local Roads Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 209,640 Signalized Intersections 30 DVMT per Street Mile1 4,246 Street Lights 359 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $18,042 Lights & Signals $14,362 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies A few areas throughout the City are in need of street rehabilitation. Only 17 percent of these projects are funded. Service Challenges Traffic blockages due to railroad switching movements can impede through traffic circulation along major arterials and can restrict the movement of emergency vehicles. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 65 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand Fire Suppression Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Emergency Medical Services Direct Total Service Calls 11,366 Ambulance Transport AMR % EMS 76% Hazardous Materials Direct % Fire 2% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter Mutual Aid % False Alarm NA Fire Suppression Helicopter Not Needed % Fire & Other NA Public Safety Answering Point SMPD % Other 22% Fire/EMS Dispatch Direct Calls Per 1,000 People 125 Service Adequacy Resources ISO Rating 2 Fire Stations in the City 5 Average Response Time 4:00 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 5 Response Time Base Year 2005 Total Staff 112 Response Time Includes Dispatch Yes Total Uniform Staff 105 Response Time Note Uniform Staff per Station NA Service Challenges Uniform Staff per 1,000 1.2 NA Staffing Base Year 2005 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Station 1 needs rehabilitation. New Facilities Regional Collaboration Mutual Aid Provider: Member Area A NA Automatic Aid Provider : City of LA Santa Monica Fire Department Facilities and Resources Year Station Location Condition Built Staff per Shift Equipment Fire Chief Fire Marshall Asst. Fire Marshall Support Services Chief Admin. Captain Paramedic Coordinator 6 Fire Inspectors Emerg. Serv. Coord. 5 Support Staff 15 Command Staff PSF -Headquarters 333 Olympic Dr. Excellent 2003 FCC Supervisor Sedans Battalion Chief Battalion 1 2 Engineers Truck 1 No. 1 1444 7th Street Fair 1955 7 Firefighters Rescue 1 Engine 2 Captain Squad 2 Engineer USAR 2 No. 2 222 Hollister Ave. Excellent 2002 4 Firefighters Reserve Engine Engine 3 & 4 2 Captains Hazmat 4 2 Engineers Utility 4 Reserve No. 3 1302 19th Street Good 1972 4 Firefighters Engine Engine 5 Captain Rescue 5 Engineer Reserve Engine No. 5 2450 Ashland Ave. Good 1983 2 Firefighters Reserve Truck 2 66 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services City Number of Libraries 4 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers NA Librarian FTE Staff 29.25 Total Circulation 848,632 Total FTE Staff 84.5 Circulation per Capita 9.40 Residents Served per FTE Staff 1,069 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 333,817 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $6,243,751 Audio NA FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $69.14 Video NA Local Area per Branch (square miles) 8 Periodicals NA Annual Hours per 100 Residents 10.81 Book Volumes per Capita 3.7 Facilities Name Location Santa Monica Main Library 601 Santa Monica Blvd. Fairview Branch 2101 Ocean Park Blvd. Montana Avenue Branch 1704 Montana Ave Ocean Park Branch 2601 Main Street Facilities Needs/Deficiencies None * Numbers are based on libraries located within the City and do not include book volumes, branches and library hours for other libraries serving the City. 67 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Direct/Trugreen Landcare-Van Ness Park Maintenance Water Gardens Total Local Park Acres 108.4 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 12.31 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 108.4 Total No.Parks & Recreational Facilities 37 Total School Park Acres 17.72 Total State Park Acres 245 Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 1.2 Full Time 156 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 4 Part Time 37 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City is planning to open a 15,000 square-foot park, scheduled for Spring 2007. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres Santa Monica Park and Recreational Facilities Name Location Ashland Park Ashand Between 16th & 17th Barnard Way Between Bicknell Ave. & Ocean Park Barnard Way Linear Park Blvd. Beach Park #1 Ocean Park Blvd. & Barnard Ave. Chess Park Ocean Front Walk at Seaside Terrace Clover Park 2600 Ocean Park Blvd. Crescent Bay Park 2000 Ocean Ave. Douglas Park 2439 Wilshire Blvd. Goose Egg Park Palisades Ave., West of 7th Street Hotchkiss Park 4th & Strand Joslyn Park 633 Kensington Rd. Los Amigos Park 5th & Hollister Reed Park 1133 7th Street Marine Park 1406 Marine Street Memorial Park & Gymnasium 1401 Olympic Blvd. Ocean View Park 2701 Barnard Way Ozone Park Ozone & 7th Street Pacific Street Park 145 Pacific Street Palisades Park 1450 Ocean Ave. Park Drive Park 2415 Broadway Santa Monica Senior Recreation Center Palisades Ave.& Ocean Ave. Santa Monica Swim Center 1700 Pico Blvd. Schader Park 1425 Cloverfield Blvd. 68 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Santa Monica Park and Recreational Facilities Name Location South Beach Park Barnard Way Stewart Street Park Steward Street, South of Exposition Blvd. Santa Monica Swim Center 16th St. & Pico Blvd. The Cove-SM Skate Park 1401 Olympic Blvd. Virginia Avenue Park 2200 Virginia Ave. 69 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Direct Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Direct Total Service Calls 68,049 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls 37,765 Crime Lab Sheriff//Contract some DNA testingNon-Emergency Calls 223,405 SWAT Direct % 911 Calls 55% Temporary Holding Direct Calls per 1,000 people 750 Long Term Holding Sheriff Patrol Hours 189,280 Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 4,296 Canine Services Direct Citations 15,433 Academy Training Orange County Sherriff 2004 FBI Index Crimes 4,109 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 453 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Resources Complaints 20 Total Staff 440 Priority One Response 4:13 Min. Sworn Staff 216 Response Time Base Y 2005 Sworn Staff per 1,000 2.38 Response Time Note 0 Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance R 42% Marked Patrol Vehicles 85 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies None Service Challenges New Facilities NA None Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Headquarters 333 Olympic Drive New 2003 Fire Admin. HQ, EOC Center 70 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services Residential Curbside 180,000 Recyclable Collection Yes 160,000 140,000 Residential Curbside 120,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes 100,000 Residential Cubside 80,000 HHW Collection Yes 60,000 Commercial On-Site 40,000 Recyclable Pickup Yes 20,000 Commercial On-Site 0 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Waste Hauler(s) Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 164,046 1,917 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 156,380 1,777 Actual Diversion 2004 58% 2003 131,173 1,468 2004 139,279 1,533 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.01% 32 2.9 12/31/38 ANTELOPE VALLEY 0.85% n/a 2.9 n/a AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.33% 19 43.5 07/17/05 LANCASTER SLF 0.98% 6 22.6 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 10.83% 14 22.4 11/24/19 PUENTE HILLS #6 59.74% 9 66 10/31/13 COMMERCE 9.86% n/a n/a n/a SUNSHINE CANYON 5.67% 2 25 02/01/08 SOUTHEAST RESOURCE 4.61% n/a n/a n/a BRADLEY LANDFILL 5.36% 1 yr. 4.7 06/01/07 PRIMA DESHECHA 0.00% 61 87.3 12/31/67 OLINDA ALPHA 0.75% 7 38.6 12/31/13 FRANK BOWERMAN 0.15% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 0.43% 24 286 01/01/30 COVANTA 0.20% n/a n/a n/a SIMI VALLEY 0.22% 28 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 71 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Direct Flood Control LACFCD Drainage System NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 630 Inlet Inspection Rate 4.5 # of Inlet Inspections 2,808 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 28.6 tons Illicit connections response time 30-60 minutes # of Calls Received 27 Illicit discharge response time 15-30 minutes # of Events/Workshops Attended 3 Overall Self Rating2 8 Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies 34,000 feet od closed storm drains and 4,358 feet of The City needs capital improvements for stormwater open channels maintained by the City. The Santa discharge; the stormwater management program is funded Monica Urban Runoff Recycling Facility (SMURRF) $150,000 annually. treats, cleans, and reuses up to 500,000 gallons of runoff per day from the Pico-Kenter and Pier Storm Drains. (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 72 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF SANTA MONI CA APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 148 Street Lighting Direct 52 Arterials Street Sweeping Direct 13 Collectors Traffic Signals Direct 83 Local Roads Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 1,180,160 Signalized Intersections 160 DVMT per Street Mile1 7,996 Street Lights 8,000 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $115,633 Lights & Signals $20,495 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Street and park parking lot repair and resurfacing is needed throughout the City and an ongoing program funds the problem ($4.7 million annually). Service Challenges Growth in the Downtown, Special Office District, Oceanfront, and Wilshire Boulevard areas has increased existing circulation problems. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 73 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Fire Service Services Provided Service Demand Fire Suppression CFPD Statistical Base Year 2004 Emergency Medical Services CFPD Total Service Calls 4,766 Ambulance Transport AMR % EMS 72% Hazardous Materials CFPD % Fire 2% Air Rescue & Ambulance Helicopter CFPD % False Alarm 14% Fire Suppression Helicopter CFPD % Fire & Other 16% Public Safety Answering Point Sheriff % Other 12% Fire/EMS Dispatch CFPD Calls Per 1,000 People 126 Service Adequacy Resources ISO Rating 2 Fire Stations in the City 2 Average Response Time 3:36 Min. Fire Stations Serving City 2 Response Time Base Year 2004 Total Staff 2 Response Time Includes Dispatch Yes Total Uniform Staff NA Response Time Note Sworn Staff per Station NA Service Challenges Sworn Staff per 1,000 NA Population density and high traffic volume contribute to higher respnse Staffing Base Year NA times. Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Fire Station 8 is in poor condition. The facility is too small to maintain equipment and personnel and does not have enough parking. New Facilities Regional Collaboration None Mutual Aid Provider: Member Area B, Beverly Hills, Burbank, Culver City, Glendale, LA, San Ferando, Santa Monica, Angeles National Forest Service Automatic Aid Provider : Beverly Hills, Burbank, Culver City, Glendale, and LA Facilities Los Angeles County Consolidated Fire Protection District - West Hollywood Station Location Condition Year Built Staff per Shift Equipment 1 Captain 4 Firefighter/paramedics Engine 1 Firefighter Specialist Squad 1 Utility Driver Utility No. 7 864 N. San Vicente Blvd. Good 2001 1 Battalion Chief Battalion Chief 2 Captains 5 Firefighters 3 Firefighter/paramedics 2 Engines No. 8 7643 Santa Monica Blvd. Fair 1950 3 Firefighter Specialists Truck Squad 74 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Library Service Service Configuration Resources Library Services LA County Number of Libraries 88 Service Demand Statistical Base Year FY 03-04 Borrowers 2,359,276 Librarian FTE Staff 242 Total Circulation 14,784,261 Total FTE Staff 1,174 Circulation per Capita 4.11 Residents Served per FTE Staff 3,062 *Service Adequacy FY 03-04 Book Volumes 8,463,524 Total Operating Expenditures FY 03-04 $88,027,505 Audio 472,366 FY 03-04 Expenditures per Capita $24.48 Video 495,653 Local Area per Branch (square miles) 3,097 Periodicals 15,020 Annual Hours per 100 Residents 5.19 Book Volumes per Capita 3.47 Facilities Name Location West Hollywood Library 715 North Vicente Blvd. Facilities Needs/Deficiencies The West Hollywood Library is currently part of the County Public Library System. When completed, the library will be City owned, operated by the County. The new library will be located at the West Hollywood Park. The proposed project will include a three-story building consisting of 42,000 square feet of space. The library will also function as a community center. * This data include the entire Los Angeles County Public Library System with all 88 Branches. 75 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Parks and Recreational Service Service Configuration Resources Park Maintenance Direct Total Local Park Acres 16 Recreation Services Direct Total Park Acres - undeveloped 0 Facilities - Total Total Park Acres - developed 16 Total No. Parks & Recreational Facilities 7 Total School Park Acres 0 Total County Park Acres 0 Service Adequacy Park/Recreation Maintenance Staff FY 04-05 Total Local Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 0.4 Full Time 27 Total Park Acres per 1,000 Residents 0 Part Time 17 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies The City of West Hollywood is planning renovation and development of Plummer and West Hollywood Parks. The City is in the process of expanding the West Hollywood Park site to include a library and recreational facilities. *Note: Total Park Acres is the total of local parks, school, and county park acres West Hollywood Park and Recreational Facilities Name Location Kings Road Park 1000 Kings Rd Plummer Park 7377 Santa Monica Blvd. Plummer Park Tennis and Paddle Courts 1200 North Vista St. West Hollywood Park 647 N. San Vicente Blvd. West Hollywood Park and Tennis Courts/Pool 647 N. San Vicente Blvd. William S. Hart Park 8341 De Longpre Ave. Community Gardens 417 Norwich Ave. 76 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Police Service Service Configuration Service Demand Patrol Sheriff Statistical Base Year 2005 Dispatch Sheriff Total Service Calls 24,031 Search and Rescue Sheriff 911 Calls 2,729 Crime Lab Sheriff Non-Emergency Calls 21,302 SWAT Sheriff % 911 Calls 11% Temporary Holding Sheriff Calls per 1,000 people 636 Long Term Holding Sheriff Patrol Hours 131,346 Bomb Squad Sheriff Arrests 3,064 Canine Services Sheriff Citations 14,697 Academy Training Sheriff 2004 FBI Index Crimes 1,993 POST Certified? Yes FBI Crime rate per 10,000 527 *Service Adequacy FY 2005 Resources Complaints 120 Total Staff 181 Priority One Response Time 4:36 Min. Sworn Staff 141 Response Time Base Year 2004 Sworn Staff per 1,000 3.73 Response Time Note 0 Staffing Base Year 2005 FBI Crime Clearance Rate 41% Marked Patrol Vehicles 46 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies None Service Challenges New Facilities Traffic density contributes to higher response times. None Facilities Station Location Condition Year Built Other Purpose Sheriff - West Hollywood 720 N. Vicente Blvd. Good 1980 Holding Facility 77 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Solid Waste Service Service Configuration Service Demand Solid Waste Collection Services Residential Curbside 60,000 Recyclable Collection Yes 50,000 Residential Curbside 40,000 Greenwaste Collection Yes Residential Cubside 30,000 HHW Collection No 20,000 Commercial On-Site Recyclable Pickup Yes 10,000 Commercial On-Site 0 Greenwast Pickup No 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Waste Hauler(s) Tons Tons Disposed Landfill Diversion Rate Year Disposed per Capita Year Rate 2001 47,299 1,306 IWMA Requirement(1) 2004 50% 2002 56,736 1,538 Actual Diversion 2004 45% 2003 42,802 1,148 2004 38,804 1,027 Disposal Facilities Remaining Remaining Estimated Facility Name Location % Disposed at Site Est. Life Est. Capacity Closure Date BAKERSFIELD S.L.F. 0.02% 32 2.9 12/31/38 ANTELOPE VALLEY 0.31% n/a 2.9 n/a AZUSA LAND RECLAM 0.05% 19 43.5 07/17/05 LANCASTER SLF 0.95% 6 22.6 08/02/12 CHIQUITA CANYON 67.26% 14 22.4 11/24/09 PUENTE HILLS #6 30.34% 9 66 10/31/13 COMMERCE 0.02% n/a n/a n/a SUNSHINE CANYON 0.39% 2 25 02/01/08 BRADLEY LANDFILL 0.06% 1 4.7 06/01/07 OLINDA ALPHA 0.00% 7 38.6 12/31/13 FRANK BOWERMAN 0.16% 16 63 12/31/22 EL SOBRANTE 0.29% 24 286 01/01/30 SIMI VALLEY 0.15% 28 9.4 01/01/34 Notes: (1) The Integrated Waste Management Act (IWMA), also known as AB 939, required each jurisdiction on the state to submit detailed solid waste planning documents for approval by the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB), and set requirements that agencies divert 50 percent of solid waste from landfills by 2000. The Board is authorized to extend agency compliance deadlines based on good-faith efforts and special circumstances. (2) Represents the proportion of the local agency's waste that was disposed at this particular site. 78 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Stormwater Service Service Configuration Stormwater Maintenance Contract Flood Control LACFCD Drainage System NPDES Program Implementation FY 03-041 Public Information Completed Development Construction Completed Development Planning Completed Illicit Connections/Discharges Completed Annual Workload FY 03-041 Service Adequacy FY 03-041 # of City-owned Inlets 15 Inlet Inspection Rate 0.7 # of Inlet Inspections 333 % of Inlets Labeled No Dumping 100% Total Waste Removed from Inlets 1.5 tons Illicit connections response time NA # of Calls Received 0 Illicit discharge response time NA # of Events/Workshops Attended 5 Overall Self Rating2 NP Facilities Infrastructure Description Needs/Deficiencies 0 miles of closed storm drains and 0 miles of open In various locations citywide, storm drain catch basins are in channels maintained by the City. need of retrofit to prevent debris and trash from entering storm drains. The retrofit project is fully funded. (1) Information is based on Los Angeles County Regional Water Quality Control Board's FY 03-04 Municipal Stormwater Permit Annual Reports. (2) Agencies are asked to rate their level of compliance with their stormwater permit on a one to 10 scale as part of their annual report to the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 79 LOS ANGELES MU NI CI PA L SERVICE REVIEW CI TY OF WEST HO LLYWOOD APPENDI X A Street Service Service Configuration System Overview Street Maintenance Direct Street Centerline Miles2 48 Street Lighting Southern California Edison 14 Arterials Street Sweeping Direct 3 Collectors Traffic Signals Direct 30 Local Roads Service Demand Rural Roads 0 Daily Vehicle Miles of Travel1 513,760 Signalized Intersections 48 DVMT per Street Mile1 10,768 Street Lights 2,563 Street-Related Expenditures3 Street Maintenance $72,642 Lights & Signals $27,411 Infrastructure Needs/Deficiencies Sunset Blvd. is in need of $4.7 million in pavement repairs. The City concrete and sidewalk repairs as well as paving and the funds the ongoing problem with approximately $1 million annually. Several City streets and sidewalks need to be brought into ADA compliance. Service Challenges The level of service on West Hollywood's major arterials is generally at or above capacity levels. Sunset Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard are operating at level of service F and are the primary east-west arterial servicing the City. Notes: (1) Daily vehicle miles of travel (DVMT) in 2004, according to the California Department of Transportation. (2) Miles of public roads for which the local agency bears maintenance responsibility, according to the California Department of Transportation Highway Performance Monitoring System. (3) Street maintenance and reconstruction expense, as reported in the FY 03-04 Annual Street Report to the State Controller. 80