CITY COUNCIL MayorGORDON STEFENHAGEN ... - City of Norwalk

CITY COUNCIL Mayor GORDON STEFENHAGEN Vice Mayor JESSE M. LUERA Councilmember CHERI KELLEY Councilmember MIKE MENDEZ Councilmember RICK RAMIREZ

2010 Home & Business Contest WinnersThe City of Norwalk appreciates those who participated in this year’s Home & Business Beautification contest because they helpkeep our community looking beautiful. During the July 20 City Council meeting, the Community Promotion Commission and CityCouncil members commended and awarded the Home & Business Beautification Contest winners for their efforts.Home Beautiful, Home Improvement, Business Beautification, and Multi-Family were the contest categories. Judging criteria includedmaintenance and design for planter areas, trimming of trees, hedges and bushes, general upkeep and condition of lawn areas or business landscaping; quality ofbusiness signage; and overall appearance.Home Beautiful NorthwestHome Beautiful Northeast Home Beautiful Southwest Home Beautiful Southeast1st • 12218 Gard Ave.1st • 12223 Everest St.1st • 11544 Lindale St.1st • 12427 Paiz Place2nd • 11937 Gridley Rd.2nd • 11905 Crewe St.2nd • 10961 Liggett St.2nd • 14342 Horst Ave.3rd • 11233 Studebaker Rd.3rd • 12011 Norwalk Blvd.3rd • 11358 Excelsior Dr.3rd • 14727 Ibex Ave.Home Improvement1st • 13329 Volunteer Ave. 2nd • 11334 Elmcroft Ave. 3rd • 11842 Cyclops St.Multi-Family1st • 13708 San Antonio Dr. 2nd • 15700 Belshire Ave. 3rd • 16031 Pioneer Blvd.Business1st • 12800 E. Rosecrans Ave. 1st • 12074 Rosecrans Ave. 2nd • 13208 San Antonio Dr. 2nd • 13031 San Antonio Dr.PUBLIC SAFETY SEEKING POTENTIAL CADETSThe Norwalk Public Safety Cadet Program is seeking new Recruits to be part of our team. The programs objective is to help youthdevelop and build leadership skills, discipline, problem solving skills, and life skills. In addition, all Recruits have the opportunity to improvetheir physical fitness by participating in weekly physical training. Cadet Program meetings are held on Wednesdays from 5:00-7:00pm at theNorwalk Arts & Sports Complex. All participants must be between the ages of 13 to 18 years old and have a minimum “C” grade or better inall school courses. In addition, Recruits should be able to commit 20 hours of service to the program each month. For additional informationplease contact the Public Safety Department at (562) 929-5732 or (562) 929-5784.1

Permits Required For AllYard Sale EventsYard sales are economical and environmentfriendlyways to clean out unwanted householditems. Unfortunately, they may become nuisanceactivities if they are held on a regular basis. Tohelp regulate the frequency of these events, theCity Council approved a requirement that yardsale permits must be obtained before the salemay be held.When obtaining a permit, please providethe following information.• If the property is rented, the yard saleapplicant must be living at the residence. Arental contract showing the applicant andthe property owner or manager’s name andtelephone number are required.• A valid California Driver’s License/IdentificationCard and a current utility bill are needed toconfirm residency.• Community yard sale applicants must providea map and list of participating addresses.Residents planning on having yard salesand community yard sales must obtain a permit.Permits are available at no charge at the PublicSafety Department or Community DevelopmentDepartment at City Hall.A yard sale is for selling used or unwantedhousehold or personal items, furniture, toolsor clothing from a property on an infrequentbasis. Similarly, a community yard sale is a salehosted by residents living within a commongeographical area such as a residential streetblock, condominium/townhouse developmentor apartment complex. The purpose of a yard saleis to sell used or unwanted items so food, newmerchandise or items purchased for resale are noteligible merchandise. All sales must be conductedby the residents of the property. Yard sales maybe held for a maximum of two consecutive days.Each property is allowed a maximum of twoyard sales per calendar year. The residents of thatsame property can also participate in a communityyard sale with their neighbors once a calendar year.Due to safety and aesthetic reasons, yardsale signs cannot be posted on telephone poles,traffic signals, street signs, street lights, city trees,or in the public right-of-way. Please be courteousto neighbors by removing all signs when the saleis not in progress. Yard sales can generate morevehicle and pedestrian traffic than normal so besure that vehicles are legally parked to avoid anysafety issues.For more information or to obtain permits,please contact the Public Safety Department inRoom 15 or call (562) 929-5732 or CommunityDevelopment Department in Room 12 or call (562)929-5744.Illegal Curb Address PaintingEvery two years, the City of Norwalk selects an independent contractor tore-paint curb addresses citywide. This was last done in April 2009 and will bescheduled again in spring 2011. As no other company or contractor has beencurrently authorized by the City to perform any curb painting, we ask that youplease report unauthorized curb painting activity by calling the Public SafetyDepartment at (562) 929-5732 Monday – Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. After these hours, please contactNorwalk Sheriff Station at (562) 863-8711.Norwalk Senior Center has New Hours of OperationThe Norwalk Senior Center has modified its hours of operation. The center will now be open from 8a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. The center is open to any adultage 50 and older. We offer a variety of activities, classes; screenings, tours and support services (please callfor eligibility criteria).Stop by and join us for Movie Madness on Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. or stop in for lunch at 11:30 a.m.Monday through Friday. Drop by and experience a friendly atmosphere, you’ll be glad you did. NorwalkSenior Center 14040 San Antonio Dr., Norwalk, CA 90650Senior Receives DegreeOn May 27, 2010, Lifelong Norwalk resident, Stella AsawaYano was finally presented with her Associates Degree in Businessfrom Fullerton Junior College after 68 years of waiting.Stella, the youngest of 5 children, was weeks away fromgraduating with her A.A. in Business from Fullerton Collegein 1942 when she and her family were uprooted from theCity of Norwalk and taken to a Japanese Internment Camp inRohwer, Arkansas. She and her family stayed in Arkansas forapproximately 3 years before being able to make her way back to her home town of Norwalk, California.Assembly Member Warren Furutani of the 55th district introduced Assembly Bill 37 – Japanese-AmericanWorld War II Honorary Degrees, in December of 2008. This bill allows for Nisei students who were unableto receive their college degrees due to the evacuation, relocation and internment of Japanese – Americansduring World War II, to receive their degrees. Stella along with Mitsi Yasukochi Funakoshi were honorarygraduates at Fullerton Junior College commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 27 of this year. Stellaand Mitsi were presented with their degrees as part of the college’s commencement activities.Make A Splash! Read!Summer Reading ProgramAt Norwalk Regional LibrarySummer is here! Looking for something fun and educationalfor your children to do? The Norwalk Regional Library is offeringa summer library program to the children of our community toencourage them to read for pleasure during the summer and tohelp them maintain or improve their reading skills.This year’s Summer Reading Program theme is Make a Splash!Read! To add to the fun and to create a sense of challenge that willkeep kids reading, we are offering incentives and weekly shows.Participation in the program is absolutely free! Registration beganJune 30.Tables will be set up in the Children’s Area where volunteerscan help interested patrons through the following steps of signingup and playing:1. Get a “contract” to read for 30 minutes2. Return the contract to the library and get an official reading game where children can trackthe number of hours they have read3. READ! READ! READ! Any time….any place4. Return to the library after four hours of reading to report on books and earn fun prizes2Enjoy FREE Family Showson Wednesdays at 2 p.m.!August 4Annie Banannie’sBalloon ShowAugust 11Wondersof WildlifeAugust 25LuauThe Norwalk Library is part ofthe County of Los Angeles PublicLibrary. The library is located at12350 Imperial Highway, Norwalk,CA 90650. For inquiries, please callCheryl Gilera at (562) 868-0775.

3The City of Norwalk would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all the men and women who unselfishly risk their lives to serve our country in the wars overseas.Our gratitude to all those who have returned home safely, to those who are still serving and our thoughts and prayers to those families who lost a loved one.Thank you for your courage and support to the following Norwalk residents.Jose G. Rodriguez RIPMiguel Guzman RIPAntonio AceroRonny A. AguonThomas J. AguonEdgar AhumadaLuis Ahumada Jr.Jun M. Modok AlcidRichard J. AlmeidaWilfredo Alvarez Jr.Richard R. Alvarez IIIAmbrail AmezquitaSalvador AraizaAlejandro AriasAldo ArroyoFernando AvalosEric AyalaGlen K. BairdMichael BallesterosMarcus BazzleZocarlo BenologaDerek Steve BlackshireChris BobbitBrian BuckJames CaddellThomas CaddellRobert Cancio Jr.Benjamin CanoDaniel CardielRoss CasasEdward CastellanosJavier CastilloHector CejaSantos CervantesTimothy Michael ChantlandDesiree ChavarriaAdam ConawayTrevor CookJose CorderoMisael CortezObed CortezOscar CuriosoRaymundo DelgadoAugust DhayerCarlos DhayerRoberto DiazRichard DornLuis E. DuranVictor Duran Jr.Christopher EcleMichael EcleArmando Escamilla Jr.Wilfred A. EscobarRuben EsquedaDenny M. EstradaJason FariasLuis G. FelixOmar GalindoDavid GarciaGeorge GarciaIves GarciaRobert J. GeiserJeremy GilmoreEduardo GonzalezJose Francisco GonzalezNicanor Gonzalez Jr.Enrique S. GutierrezMichael GuzmanJohn P. HarguendeguyDarnell HatfieldAlex Francisco HernandezTeela HernandezVictor Ampelio Escobar HerreraShanika A. HillCharles J. HobbsJoseph KlobyGlenn KocinaPaul KocinaEric KuhnsJamie Leigh LangiewiczSteven LauderdaleHerbert A. LealEric LlamasSalvador LlamasVincent LopezMario MarquezAndrew P. MarinezBeatriz M. MartinezStephanie MartinezVictor MartinezAdam P. MassingillAnthony McClearyJeff MejiaVincent J. MenoCasey MillerRoger MolanoShaun MoraOscar MoralesTulio Morales Jr.Manuel Steven MorenoTravis MorroneCarlos MuroBeninno OrnelasMiguel OrtizMonique PageFernando ParamoJesus ParraKevin PengDonald PoirierRobert J. PrietoJeremy ProffittRoman QuintanillaJonathan RainsManuel Ramirez Jr.David Allen RaymondMichael RichardsJonathan Michael RileyMichael Vincent RiosDavid RiveraMarilyn RobertsSuzanne N. RobinsonMarcel RodarteChristopher M. RodriguezRachel E. RojasSamuel RojasJessica Y. Gibson RomeroMichael Patrick RomeroDavid Darrell RosalesAlexander SalinasOshada RukshanSamaranayakaRafael SandovalHumberto Santana Jr.Damien SantiagoDavid SarabiaJosh SaundersLarry SenaDarryl A. SombreroErnesto SorianoDaniel Soto Jr.Paul David SotoOscar De SousaVincent TalamantesGlen TedtaotaoPierre TedtaotaoChristopher MatthewTellers FernandoTembladorJoseph W. ThomasJ.P. ThompsonFortunato Torres IIIJay Anthony TorresRandall Wayne TurnerErick ValdezRobert ValenzuelaJason VallesJair VargasAlbert VasquezChristopher VasquezLouis VasquezAlex VillaseñorTasha VillaseñorMatthew James WallaceCrystal WhiteNathan YriarteVIETNAM MEMORIAL MOVING WALL CEREMONYHONORING NORWALK’S DECEASED VIETNAMSOLDIERS AUGUST 21, 2010 AT 6:30 P.M.LANCE CPL. LLOYD ACOSTA, U.S.M.C.S/SGT. FRANK H. ARREY, U.S.A.GLENN E. ASMUSSEN, U.S.N.P.F.C. STEPHEN R. BARKLEY, U.S.A.P.F.C. FRANK BLACKBURN, U.S.A.PVT. RAYMOND D. BURBAGE, U.S.A.SP.4 PHILLIP D. BURFOOT, U.S.A.P.F.C. KEN D. BURNS, U.S.A.SGT. JAMES C. BRYD, U.S.A.FRANCIS CAMPBELL, U.S.N.P.F.C. JOSEPH C. CARVAJAL, U.S.A.SGT. JUAN JOSE CASTRO, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. ALFRED COBOS, U.S.M.C.SFC JOHN LEONARD CHURCH, U.S.A.SSGT JULIAN DEAN DEDMAN, U.S.A.P.F.C. KENNETH DELP, U.S.A.CPL. THOMAS G. DICKSON, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. RICHARD E. DRYER, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. DONALD MAC EDWARDS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. LEANDRO GARCIA, U.S.A.CPL. JOSE A. GONZALEZ, U.S.A.S/4 JOHN L. HAYDEN, U.S.A.CWO MAURY W. HEARNE, U.S.A.P.F.C. KENTON DON KNAPP, U.S.M.CP.F.C. FELIX LEYVA, U.S.A.SP. 4 PAUL LOPEZ, U.S.A.S/4 JOHN B. MARCELLO, U.S.A.SP.5 ERNEST ROBLES MARTINEZ, U.S.A.SPEC.5 ROBERT E. MASSETH, U.S.A.CPL. RAYMOND G. MENDIBLES, U.S.A.S/4 STEVEN L. MESSERLI, U.S.A.P.V.T. MICHAEL MILLER, U.S.A.P.F.C. DAVID EUGENE MITCHELL, U.S.A.SGT. MICHAEL J. MITCHELL, U.S.A.SGT. LARRY G. MOOTHART, U.S.A.LANCE CPL. GILBERT H. MUNCY, U.S.M.C.CPL. JAMES A. NICHOLS, U.S.A.S/4 DAVID M. OLAND, U.S.A.SP.4 JESUS C. OLETA, JR., U.S.A.S/4 GERALD PAIZ, U.S.A.P.F.C. IGNACIO PORTUGAL, JR., U.S.A.CPL. LESLIE POWELL, U.S.A.P.F.C. RICHARD RAMOS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. LOUIS W. ROBERTS, U.S.A.P.F.C. JEFF ROSS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. JOE MANUEL SALINAS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. THOMAS SEMANS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. MITCHELL SILVERS, U.S.M.C.SGT. LONNY STEWART, U.S.A.P.F.C. JERRY L. TAYLOR, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. RICHARD B. VAGNONE, U.S.M.C.SP.4 JOHN R. WEIR, U.S.A.S/4 GARY L. YOUNG, U.S.A.IF YOU KNOW THE FAMILIES AND/OR FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE ON THIS LISTPLEASE HELP US CONTACT THEM REGARDING THIS SPECIAL CEREMONY BYHAVING THEM CALL MARGIE REYES AT NORWALK CITY HALL @ 562-929-5735

2010 Home & Business Contest WinnersThe City of Norwalk appreciates those who participated in this year’s Home & Business Beautification contest because they helpkeep our community looking beautiful. During the July 20 City Council meeting, the Community Promotion Commission and CityCouncil members commended and awarded the Home & Business Beautification Contest winners for their efforts.Home Beautiful, Home Improvement, Business Beautification, and Multi-Family were the contest categories. Judging criteria includedmaintenance and design for planter areas, trimming of trees, hedges and bushes, general upkeep and condition of lawn areas or business landscaping; quality ofbusiness signage; and overall appearance.Home Beautiful NorthwestHome Beautiful Northeast Home Beautiful Southwest Home Beautiful Southeast1st • 12218 Gard Ave.1st • 12223 Everest St.1st • 11544 Lindale St.1st • 12427 Paiz Place2nd • 11937 Gridley Rd.2nd • 11905 Crewe St.2nd • 10961 Liggett St.2nd • 14342 Horst Ave.3rd • 11233 Studebaker Rd.3rd • 12011 Norwalk Blvd.3rd • 11358 Excelsior Dr.3rd • 14727 Ibex Ave.Home Improvement1st • 13329 Volunteer Ave. 2nd • 11334 Elmcroft Ave. 3rd • 11842 Cyclops St.Multi-Family1st • 13708 San Antonio Dr. 2nd • 15700 Belshire Ave. 3rd • 16031 Pioneer Blvd.Business1st • 12800 E. Rosecrans Ave. 1st • 12074 Rosecrans Ave. 2nd • 13208 San Antonio Dr. 2nd • 13031 San Antonio Dr.PUBLIC SAFETY SEEKING POTENTIAL CADETSThe Norwalk Public Safety Cadet Program is seeking new Recruits to be part of our team. The programs objective is to help youthdevelop and build leadership skills, discipline, problem solving skills, and life skills. In addition, all Recruits have the opportunity to improvetheir physical fitness by participating in weekly physical training. Cadet Program meetings are held on Wednesdays from 5:00-7:00pm at theNorwalk Arts & Sports Complex. All participants must be between the ages of 13 to 18 years old and have a minimum “C” grade or better inall school courses. In addition, Recruits should be able to commit 20 hours of service to the program each month. For additional informationplease contact the Public Safety Department at (562) 929-5732 or (562) 929-5784.1

Permits Required For AllYard Sale EventsYard sales are economical and environmentfriendlyways to clean out unwanted householditems. Unfortunately, they may become nuisanceactivities if they are held on a regular basis. Tohelp regulate the frequency of these events, theCity Council approved a requirement that yardsale permits must be obtained before the salemay be held.When obtaining a permit, please providethe following information.• If the property is rented, the yard saleapplicant must be living at the residence. Arental contract showing the applicant andthe property owner or manager’s name andtelephone number are required.• A valid California Driver’s License/IdentificationCard and a current utility bill are needed toconfirm residency.• Community yard sale applicants must providea map and list of participating addresses.Residents planning on having yard salesand community yard sales must obtain a permit.Permits are available at no charge at the PublicSafety Department or Community DevelopmentDepartment at City Hall.A yard sale is for selling used or unwantedhousehold or personal items, furniture, toolsor clothing from a property on an infrequentbasis. Similarly, a community yard sale is a salehosted by residents living within a commongeographical area such as a residential streetblock, condominium/townhouse developmentor apartment complex. The purpose of a yard saleis to sell used or unwanted items so food, newmerchandise or items purchased for resale are noteligible merchandise. All sales must be conductedby the residents of the property. Yard sales maybe held for a maximum of two consecutive days.Each property is allowed a maximum of twoyard sales per calendar year. The residents of thatsame property can also participate in a communityyard sale with their neighbors once a calendar year.Due to safety and aesthetic reasons, yardsale signs cannot be posted on telephone poles,traffic signals, street signs, street lights, city trees,or in the public right-of-way. Please be courteousto neighbors by removing all signs when the saleis not in progress. Yard sales can generate morevehicle and pedestrian traffic than normal so besure that vehicles are legally parked to avoid anysafety issues.For more information or to obtain permits,please contact the Public Safety Department inRoom 15 or call (562) 929-5732 or CommunityDevelopment Department in Room 12 or call (562)929-5744.Illegal Curb Address PaintingEvery two years, the City of Norwalk selects an independent contractor tore-paint curb addresses citywide. This was last done in April 2009 and will bescheduled again in spring 2011. As no other company or contractor has beencurrently authorized by the City to perform any curb painting, we ask that youplease report unauthorized curb painting activity by calling the Public SafetyDepartment at (562) 929-5732 Monday – Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. After these hours, please contactNorwalk Sheriff Station at (562) 863-8711.Norwalk Senior Center has New Hours of OperationThe Norwalk Senior Center has modified its hours of operation. The center will now be open from 8a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. The center is open to any adultage 50 and older. We offer a variety of activities, classes; screenings, tours and support services (please callfor eligibility criteria).Stop by and join us for Movie Madness on Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. or stop in for lunch at 11:30 a.m.Monday through Friday. Drop by and experience a friendly atmosphere, you’ll be glad you did. NorwalkSenior Center 14040 San Antonio Dr., Norwalk, CA 90650Senior Receives DegreeOn May 27, 2010, Lifelong Norwalk resident, Stella AsawaYano was finally presented with her Associates Degree in Businessfrom Fullerton Junior College after 68 years of waiting.Stella, the youngest of 5 children, was weeks away fromgraduating with her A.A. in Business from Fullerton Collegein 1942 when she and her family were uprooted from theCity of Norwalk and taken to a Japanese Internment Camp inRohwer, Arkansas. She and her family stayed in Arkansas forapproximately 3 years before being able to make her way back to her home town of Norwalk, California.Assembly Member Warren Furutani of the 55th district introduced Assembly Bill 37 – Japanese-AmericanWorld War II Honorary Degrees, in December of 2008. This bill allows for Nisei students who were unableto receive their college degrees due to the evacuation, relocation and internment of Japanese – Americansduring World War II, to receive their degrees. Stella along with Mitsi Yasukochi Funakoshi were honorarygraduates at Fullerton Junior College commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 27 of this year. Stellaand Mitsi were presented with their degrees as part of the college’s commencement activities.Make A Splash! Read!Summer Reading ProgramAt Norwalk Regional LibrarySummer is here! Looking for something fun and educationalfor your children to do? The Norwalk Regional Library is offeringa summer library program to the children of our community toencourage them to read for pleasure during the summer and tohelp them maintain or improve their reading skills.This year’s Summer Reading Program theme is Make a Splash!Read! To add to the fun and to create a sense of challenge that willkeep kids reading, we are offering incentives and weekly shows.Participation in the program is absolutely free! Registration beganJune 30.Tables will be set up in the Children’s Area where volunteerscan help interested patrons through the following steps of signingup and playing:1. Get a “contract” to read for 30 minutes2. Return the contract to the library and get an official reading game where children can trackthe number of hours they have read3. READ! READ! READ! Any time….any place4. Return to the library after four hours of reading to report on books and earn fun prizes2Enjoy FREE Family Showson Wednesdays at 2 p.m.!August 4Annie Banannie’sBalloon ShowAugust 11Wondersof WildlifeAugust 25LuauThe Norwalk Library is part ofthe County of Los Angeles PublicLibrary. The library is located at12350 Imperial Highway, Norwalk,CA 90650. For inquiries, please callCheryl Gilera at (562) 868-0775.

The City of Norwalk would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all the men and women who unselfishly risk their lives to serve our country in the wars overseas.Our gratitude to all those who have returned home safely, to those who are still serving and our thoughts and prayers to those families who lost a loved one.Thank you for your courage and support to the following Norwalk residents.Jose G. Rodriguez RIPMiguel Guzman RIPAntonio AceroRonny A. AguonThomas J. AguonEdgar AhumadaLuis Ahumada Jr.Jun M. Modok AlcidRichard J. AlmeidaWilfredo Alvarez Jr.Richard R. Alvarez IIIAmbrail AmezquitaSalvador AraizaAlejandro AriasAldo ArroyoFernando AvalosEric AyalaGlen K. BairdMichael BallesterosMarcus BazzleZocarlo BenologaDerek Steve BlackshireChris BobbitBrian BuckJames CaddellThomas CaddellRobert Cancio Jr.Benjamin CanoDaniel CardielRoss CasasEdward CastellanosJavier CastilloHector CejaSantos CervantesTimothy Michael ChantlandDesiree ChavarriaAdam ConawayTrevor CookJose CorderoMisael CortezObed CortezOscar CuriosoRaymundo DelgadoAugust DhayerCarlos DhayerRoberto DiazRichard DornLuis E. DuranVictor Duran Jr.Christopher EcleMichael EcleArmando Escamilla Jr.Wilfred A. EscobarRuben EsquedaDenny M. EstradaJason FariasLuis G. FelixOmar GalindoDavid GarciaGeorge GarciaIves GarciaRobert J. GeiserJeremy GilmoreEduardo GonzalezJose Francisco GonzalezNicanor Gonzalez Jr.Enrique S. GutierrezMichael GuzmanJohn P. HarguendeguyDarnell HatfieldAlex Francisco HernandezTeela HernandezVictor Ampelio Escobar HerreraShanika A. HillCharles J. HobbsJoseph KlobyGlenn KocinaPaul KocinaEric KuhnsJamie Leigh LangiewiczSteven LauderdaleHerbert A. LealEric LlamasSalvador LlamasVincent LopezMario MarquezAndrew P. MarinezBeatriz M. MartinezStephanie MartinezVictor MartinezAdam P. MassingillAnthony McClearyJeff MejiaVincent J. MenoCasey MillerRoger MolanoShaun MoraOscar MoralesTulio Morales Jr.Manuel Steven MorenoTravis MorroneCarlos MuroBeninno OrnelasMiguel OrtizMonique PageFernando ParamoJesus ParraKevin PengDonald PoirierRobert J. PrietoJeremy ProffittRoman QuintanillaJonathan RainsManuel Ramirez Jr.David Allen RaymondMichael RichardsJonathan Michael RileyMichael Vincent RiosDavid RiveraMarilyn RobertsSuzanne N. RobinsonMarcel RodarteChristopher M. RodriguezRachel E. RojasSamuel RojasJessica Y. Gibson RomeroMichael Patrick RomeroDavid Darrell RosalesAlexander SalinasOshada RukshanSamaranayakaRafael SandovalHumberto Santana Jr.Damien SantiagoDavid SarabiaJosh SaundersLarry SenaDarryl A. SombreroErnesto SorianoDaniel Soto Jr.Paul David SotoOscar De SousaVincent TalamantesGlen TedtaotaoPierre TedtaotaoChristopher MatthewTellers FernandoTembladorJoseph W. ThomasJ.P. ThompsonFortunato Torres IIIJay Anthony TorresRandall Wayne TurnerErick ValdezRobert ValenzuelaJason VallesJair VargasAlbert VasquezChristopher VasquezLouis VasquezAlex VillaseñorTasha VillaseñorMatthew James WallaceCrystal WhiteNathan YriarteVIETNAM MEMORIAL MOVING WALL CEREMONYHONORING NORWALK’S DECEASED VIETNAMSOLDIERS AUGUST 21, 2010 AT 6:30 P.M.LANCE CPL. LLOYD ACOSTA, U.S.M.C.S/SGT. FRANK H. ARREY, U.S.A.GLENN E. ASMUSSEN, U.S.N.P.F.C. STEPHEN R. BARKLEY, U.S.A.P.F.C. FRANK BLACKBURN, U.S.A.PVT. RAYMOND D. BURBAGE, U.S.A.SP.4 PHILLIP D. BURFOOT, U.S.A.P.F.C. KEN D. BURNS, U.S.A.SGT. JAMES C. BRYD, U.S.A.FRANCIS CAMPBELL, U.S.N.P.F.C. JOSEPH C. CARVAJAL, U.S.A.SGT. JUAN JOSE CASTRO, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. ALFRED COBOS, U.S.M.C.SFC JOHN LEONARD CHURCH, U.S.A.SSGT JULIAN DEAN DEDMAN, U.S.A.P.F.C. KENNETH DELP, U.S.A.CPL. THOMAS G. DICKSON, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. RICHARD E. DRYER, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. DONALD MAC EDWARDS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. LEANDRO GARCIA, U.S.A.CPL. JOSE A. GONZALEZ, U.S.A.S/4 JOHN L. HAYDEN, U.S.A.CWO MAURY W. HEARNE, U.S.A.P.F.C. KENTON DON KNAPP, U.S.M.CP.F.C. FELIX LEYVA, U.S.A.SP. 4 PAUL LOPEZ, U.S.A.S/4 JOHN B. MARCELLO, U.S.A.SP.5 ERNEST ROBLES MARTINEZ, U.S.A.SPEC.5 ROBERT E. MASSETH, U.S.A.CPL. RAYMOND G. MENDIBLES, U.S.A.S/4 STEVEN L. MESSERLI, U.S.A.P.V.T. MICHAEL MILLER, U.S.A.P.F.C. DAVID EUGENE MITCHELL, U.S.A.SGT. MICHAEL J. MITCHELL, U.S.A.SGT. LARRY G. MOOTHART, U.S.A.LANCE CPL. GILBERT H. MUNCY, U.S.M.C.CPL. JAMES A. NICHOLS, U.S.A.S/4 DAVID M. OLAND, U.S.A.SP.4 JESUS C. OLETA, JR., U.S.A.S/4 GERALD PAIZ, U.S.A.P.F.C. IGNACIO PORTUGAL, JR., U.S.A.CPL. LESLIE POWELL, U.S.A.P.F.C. RICHARD RAMOS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. LOUIS W. ROBERTS, U.S.A.P.F.C. JEFF ROSS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. JOE MANUEL SALINAS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. THOMAS SEMANS, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. MITCHELL SILVERS, U.S.M.C.SGT. LONNY STEWART, U.S.A.P.F.C. JERRY L. TAYLOR, U.S.M.C.P.F.C. RICHARD B. VAGNONE, U.S.M.C.SP.4 JOHN R. WEIR, U.S.A.S/4 GARY L. YOUNG, U.S.A.IF YOU KNOW THE FAMILIES AND/OR FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE ON THIS LISTPLEASE HELP US CONTACT THEM REGARDING THIS SPECIAL CEREMONY BYHAVING THEM CALL MARGIE REYES AT NORWALK CITY HALL @ 562-929-57353

CommunityCalendar of EventsAugust 3August 6August 17City Council Meeting,6:00 p.m., City HallCouncil ChambersCity Hall ClosedCity Council Meeting,6:00 p.m., City HallCouncil ChambersAugust 19 -22 Moving Wall EventAugust 20City Hall ClosedSeptember 3 City Hall ClosedSeptember 6 City Hall ClosedSeptember 7 City Council Meeting,6:00 p.m., City HallCouncil ChambersNorwalk Now is published monthly to inform residents of events and issues shaping the future ofNorwalk. Comments or questions are welcome and may be directed to the Community InformationOffice, City Hall at (562) 929-5735. © 2010 City of Norwalk.