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the westbound traffic had the problem. He asked for a flashing light. On another Complaint, Councilmember Sanders reported that at Herbert's Lane, only 20 feet wide, cars are parked on both sides of the street. He referred to Ordinance 1074 which he believed needed modification and he requested -that staff investigate and report on 4/2/96. On Long Beach Avenue, there was a request from Mr. Vasquez for the feasibility of posting signs between Rancho and Grand warning "Slow, Children at Play." The signs are out of date; however, Councilmember Sanders requested a another review by the Traffic Committee for other acceptable means to slow the traffic. He called attention to a recent fire at the Budget Mini Store, located on Valley west of Meridian, and indicated it was common for transients to gather there. He said it was littered with waste and the nuisance was out of control. Even though it was in the county pocket, he asked for action to lessen fires and vagrants. District 4 Councilmember Cook said UCLA track/field tickets were available at Neighborhood Services Department and free of charge for certain dates, at Drake Stadium. She reminded everyone of the Friends of Veterans Park, Second Annual Horseshoe Tournament to be held at Veterans Park, on Saturday, March 23, 1996, to commence at 10 A. M., including food and entertainment. District 2 At the March 19th Meeting there was discussion of traffic accidents on Washington Avenue. He referred to the California Traffic Accident System which listed 12 accidents at Reche Canyon and Washington Avenue. Councilmember Hutton offered documentation to Councilmember Bennett which indicated there were two traffic accidents last year and two traffic accidents this year. He said there continue to be concerns about the Guyaux property and offered to provide Mayor Fulp with legal documentation: Deeds and Property Description listing where problem areas are located, Councilmember/Director Hutton thanked the Department of Public Works Employees for their sponsorship of the "A's" Farm Team for Ken Hubb's Little League. District 6 Councilmember Hansen commented on the Loss of Railroad tracks. He referred Councilmember Beltran about Rails to trails who assist with the transition. Councilmember Beltran requested that when fellow Members receive Citizen comments that these be addressed to the interested Member for clarification. He explained that the line was abandoned 10 years ago. It was nothing more than lumber with the Line going into site of future baseball stadium. It necessitated Removal of the rails to improve the property. District 5 re, MAR 2 0 1996