EL SEGUNDO HERALD May 19, 2016 Page 3 The new Terminal 1 check-in lobby opened in February, and now work has shifted to the east side. Photo credit: LAWA. See LAX, page 6 Burkley & Brandlin LLP A T T O R N E Y S A T L A W Living Trusts/Wills, Probate, Employment Law, Personal Injury Trust and Estates Litigation, Business Litigation, Civil Litiga tion 310-540-6000 Lifetime El Segundo Residents *AV Rated (Highest) Martindale - Hubbell / **Certified Specialist Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Law, State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization Brian R. Brandlin • Bruce R. Brandlin • Christopher P. Brandlin Eugene Frank Chyzy See Police Reports, page 14 Police Reports 2nd Annual May 21stMay 18th-21st SCHEDULE 5/18 - NOON Live Podcast Recording @ El Segundo Brewing Co. With Bert Kreisher (The Travel Channel & Comedy Central) 5/18 - 8:30PM Stand Up Comedy @ The Purple Orchid Tiki Lounge 5/19 - 8:00PM SSttaanndd UUpp CCoommeeddyy @@ TThhee OOlldd Town Music Hall Produced by The Blind Barber’s Secret Show 5/20 - 9:30PM Stand Up Comedy @ Flights Beer Bar Great Food & Beer Menu! 5/21 - Noon All Ages Kid’s Show @ El Segundo Teen Center CCoommeeddiicc JJuugggglleerr MMiicchhaaeell RRaayynneerr ffrroomm LLeetttteerman & Sesame Street 5/21 - 2:00PM All Ages Improv Comedy Show @ ESMoA 5/21 - 7:00PM Stand Up Comedy & Magic @ Big Door Studios Produced by Comedy & Magic Club Free Babysitting by Parks & Rec (310.524.2362) Course#17317 5/21 - 9:00PM Stand Up Comedy @ Big Door Studios Produced by Comedians You Should Know Construction Snarls LAX Traffic Ahead of Summer Peak By Rob McCarthy A major cause of traffic congestion at the upper entrance to Los Angeles International Airport is due to be removed next month in time for the summer rush. Still, the nation’s third-busiest airport is asking visitors to pardon the dust. Traffic backups at Southwest Terminal 1 should improve after a construction barricade is removed sometime in June, said airport spokesman Charles Pannunzio. The barricade on the west end of the terminal is blocking access to the curb for passenger drop-offs, and creating a bottleneck for drivers entering the upper level. “There’ll be more space between terminals 1 and 2 when they take that out, probably near the end of June,” the spokesman said. Crews have finished remodeling the west end of the terminal, which Southwest took over from US Airways. Phase two of Southwest Airlines’ $500-million renovation project in Terminal 1 has moved to the eastern side of the terminal. Construction crews won’t complete the remodeling of the check-in and ticketing areas before late 2017. A pedestrian bridge from parking structure 1 is closed. The east curb area outside the Southwest terminal is blocked by a barricade. Southwest’s terminal is one of several construction projects under way in the airport. Traffic delays are expected because of work to: Parking structures 3 and 4 across from the Bradley International Terminal: The left lane is blocked and expected to last through June, according to an LAX construction update posted on its web site. Alternate route: East Way. Elevator and stairwell upgrades on the south side of parking structure 4: Lane 1 adjacent to parking structure 4 on the lower/ arrivals level is closed, and will continue through August. Alternate route: East Way as a shortcut to United Terminal 7 or Center Way to exit the airport and avoid the Bradley Terminal. “They finished a couple of elevators, but there is still going to be a left lane closed there,” Pannunzio said. United Airlines’ renovation of Terminals 7 and 8: Work is taking place behind barricades in front of the two terminals. Redevelopment of Terminal 7 has closed a 135-foot section of the passenger drop-off area on the upperlevel for departures Level, which will remain in place through September. The elevated walkway to parking structure 7 is closed, with access to the parking garbage limited to the street level. The waiting area at Gate 71A is closed during the next several months. United’s baggage service office and baggage carousel 3 are closed and will be replaced. A few other notable projects, which drivers and travelers out of LAX may encounter, are: Parking on some levels of parking structure 1 may be restricted while brighter lighting is installed. Terminal 2: Upgrades continue in the ticketing lobby. Barricades have split the airlines’ check-in operations. Baggage carousels on the lower-level for arrivals are being replaced, and go offline one at a time for replacement. The construction is scheduled for completion in 2017. Terminal 6: New concessions have been added and will continue to open this year. Blu2o, Osteria by Fabio Viviani, Starbucks Evenings, The Habit Burger Grill, The Marketplace by Wolfgang Puck, and Wahoo’s Fish Taco are now serving. Travelers for domestic flights should arrive at LAX terminals two hours before their flights begin boarding, according to LAX spokesman Pannuzio. International travelers should arrive at their terminals three hours before their boarding times. Rather than time airport arrivals to departure times, he suggests using the boarding times for added protection in case of heavy inbound traffic and to get through ticketing and security. LAX passengers shouldn’t see significantly longer wait times to get through security checkpoints this summer, Pannunzio said. However, travelers returning to LAX from New York likely will encounter long lines at other airports because of a staffing shortage at the Transportation Safety Administration, according to published reports. TSA is filling more than 300 positions for screeners. The new agents won’t be hired and trained in time for the busy summer travel season, according to TSA. The agency attributes the shortage of airport security officers to budget cuts and more people flying within the United States. A TSA spokesman released a statement to The Herald in response to questions about reported delays at airport checkpoints around the country. One answer offered was more passengers are carrying on luggage because Obituaries Monday, May 9, 2016 One male adult and one female adult were arrested at 2001 hours from the 700 block of South Sepulveda Boulevard for identity theft, conspiracy and burglary. A grand theft (auto) report was taken at 0654 hours from the 400 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard. Taken was a silver 2004 Buick Rainier. A grand theft (auto) report was taken at 0745 hours from the 200 block of West Imperial Avenue. Taken was a white 2004 Ford cargo van. A grand theft (trailer) report was taken at 1256 hours from the 600 block of South Douglas Street. Taken was a black 1995 Carson trailer. A traffic accident (with injuries) occurred at 1736 hours in the 800 block of Main Street, three vehicles involved. A petty theft report was taken at 1811 hours from the 2200 block of East Park Place. Taken was an Apple iPhone. Tuesday, May 10, 2016 A petty theft/forgery report was taken at 1800 hours from the 900 block of East Grand Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) removed a checkbook, mail and $15 in U.S. currency from an unlocked vehicle. One of the stolen checks was fraudulently signed and cashed A missing person report was taken at 1033 hours from the 300 block of Main Street. A female adult was reported missing. A missing person report was taken at 1033 hours from the 300 block of Main Street. A female adult was reported missing. A burglary (residential) report was taken at 1207 hours from the 300 block of Virginia Street. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into a storage unit by prying open the lock. Taken were miscellaneous tools and clothing. A grand theft report was taken at 1323 hours from the 500 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard. Taken was a laptop computer. A criminal threats/brandishing a firearm report was taken at 1328 hours from the 2200 block of East Park Place. Known suspect accused the victim of stealing and threatened him with a firearm. A shoplifting report was taken at 1637 hours from the 700 block of South Sepulveda Boulevard. Taken was golf equipment. Wednesday, May 11, 2016 One male adult was arrested at 0485 hours from the 1900 block of East Mariposa Avenue for burglary, receiving stolen property and illegal possession of tear gas. Eugene Frank Chyzy, 86, Born in Chicago, Illinois to Julius & Angeline Chyzy. Who passed on Friday February 12, 2016, is remembered as a skilled cable swager and devout veteran. Gene served in the US Army as a Sergeant during the Korean War and retired after being in business for 50 years in El Segundo, CA. Gene will be remembered mostly for his contributions and generous deeds. He was a kindhearted, dedicated individual who was deeply loyal and caring. He is survived by his adopted family: Juan, Mayela, Laura, Jason & Oscar Aguilar along with his adopted grandchildren Gigi and Kelwin Carrillo. Eugene was laid to rest at Riverside National Cemetery. •
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