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The Council opened a public hearing on short-term rentals and unanimously adopted a staff recommendation to amend municipal codes, banning short-term rentals in residential areas. Sean Moore, Director of Community Development, explained the proliferation of Air BnB-type properties warrants the move. Councilman Jim Osborne said the action, which curbs rental agreements of 30 days or less, will discourage “party-house syndrome and vacation-type rentals” within Lawndale. A second public hearing was opened, seeking feedback on updating municipal codes to create financial incentives for affordable housing. Parking, a perennial topic at Council meetings, was the focus, as the “density bonus” standards mandated by the state require specific parking options. Israel noted the changes will comply with state codes on high-density constructions. The Mayor wanted assurances that the change wouldn’t lock the City in to tandem parking. Israel clarified, saying, “With the density bonus, if tandem parking is allowed YOUR AD HERE elsewhere [in the city], then you have to allow it in high-density buildings.” The Council ultimately moved forward, approving the change. The Council also approved a staff report to open dialogue on a mixed-use development at the proposed Marine Avenue Metro Green Line Station. Moore noted the transit-oriented development (TOD) ordinance prioritizes high-density vertical usage and bike paths in proximity to mass transit lines. The Council filled a vacancy on the Senior Citizen Advisory Committee. Appointee Larry Stouch was unanimously confirmed. A resident since 2001, Stouch said he figured it was time to get more involved and give back. “Lawndale has been good to me,” he said. Mayor Pro Tem Daniel Reid noted nominations for the second annual Lawndale Wall of Distinction will close on May 25. Residents are encouraged to submit the names of community members of distinction. The program posthumously honors up to four individuals who have “distinguished themselves… by providing exemplary service” to the city and its residents. The Lawndale City Council will hold a special meeting next week. A budget workshop will be held Tuesday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. The next regularly scheduled meeting is Monday, June 5 at 6:30 p.m. in the Lawndale City Hall Council Chambers at 14717 Burin Avenue. • YOUR AD HERE Email to reserve your space marketing@heraldpublications.com Email to reserve your space marketing@heraldpublications.com OVER 40 THOUSAND PAPERS DELIVERED WITHIN MILES OF YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS. Like Us on Facebook Free Estimates FULL SERVICE PLUMBING Over 40 thousand papers delivered within 20 miles of your home or business. C E R T I F I E D A N D L I C E N S E D P R O F E S S I O N A L S Stamping Pool Decks EL SEGUNDO GARDENER Licensed/Bonded All E.S. 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Crime Occurred: Mon. 05/01 10:00 to Mon. 05/01 20:00. Property Taken: (1) Gold rope necklace w/matching bracelet, $2,000 in currency (100s, 20s and 10s). Method of Entry: Broke glass. 3800 W. 132ND ST. HOUSE. Crime Occurred: Tue. 05/02 09:00 to Tue. 05/02 15:00. Property Taken: Five various sized white gold necklaces, Louis Vuitton women’s brown leather wallet, men’s brown leather Louis Vuitton wallet. Method of Entry: Unknown. 4500 W. EL SEGUNDO BL. FLORIST, NURSERY. Crime Occurred: Tue. 05/02 17:30 to Wed. 05/03 06:45. Property Taken: Purple flower vine plants, marigold flower flat (three pieces), star jasmine flower plant. Method of Entry: Unknown. 5300 W. 138TH PL. Crime Occurred: CAD: Wed. 05/03 21:11--No R MS Ent. Property Taken: pink iPod touch 16GB. 2500 W. 118TH PL. HOUSE. Crime Occurred: Wed. 05/03 12:00 to Wed. 05/03 22:58. Property Taken: gray pillow sham, 1’x1 5 drawer walnut jewelry box, sterling silver costume jewelry, necklace/earring/bracelet, gold necklace on chain, crystal pendants, six pairs of broken earrings. Method of Entry: Smashed 12900 S. ROSELLE AV. APARTMENT/ CONDO. Crime Occurred: We.d 05/03 18:00 to Wed. 05/03 23:30. Property Taken: $6000 IN US currency, Beats by Dre headphones, white, burgundy Samsung Galaxy 3 cellphone, men’s Fossil silver band automatic watch, Michael Kors silver men’s watch. Method of Entry: Cut hole. POE: Single swing door. 1 4 2 0 0 S . I N G L E WOOD AV. RESTAURANT, FAST FOODS, CAFÉ. Crime Occurred: Thu. 05/04 04:46. Method of Entry: Smashed. 4000 W. 129TH ST. Crime Occurred: CAD: Thu. 05/04 14:35--No R MS Ent. Property Taken: Unknown amount of personal letters/ US mail. 4500 W. EL SEGUNDO BL. APARTMENT/ CONDO. Crime Occurred: Thu. 05/04 19:42. Method of Entry: Cut screen. 13600 S. CERISE AV. APARTMENT/ CONDO. Crime Occurred: Fri. 05/05 08:30 to Fri. 05/05 15:59. Property Taken: Five stolen pairs of Jordans (size 9.5 - 10), Marijuana stolen from victim/ Method of Entry: Unknown. POE: Single swing door. Entry Loc: Front. 12900 S. JEFFERSON AV. HOUSE. Crime Occurred: Sat. 05/06 17:30 to Sat. 05/06 23:16. Property Taken: Black w/ pink flower print backpack, blue piggy bank w/ approximately $200, white gold ring with three squares of diamonds, yellow gold 22” necklace w/ gold scroll pendant, black modo prescription glasses. Method of Entry: Smashed. 11600 S. HAWTHORNE BL PARKING LOT, GARAGE, PAID. Crime Occurred: Sat. 05/06 19:30 to Sun. 05/07 07:36. Property Taken: Several sets of vehicle keys. Method of Entry: body force 2800 W. 120TH ST. Crime Occurred: CAD: Sun. 05/07 12:10--No R MS Ent. •
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