Recommendation to adopt resolution to approve 14 repaving/resurfacing projects proposed to receive Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Account Act funding totaling approximately $8,000,000 for Fiscal Year 2020: 4th Street between Cerritos Avenue and Almond Avenue; Temple Avenue between 4th Street and 7th Street; Ximeno Avenue between 4th Street and 10th Street; 10th Street between Temple Avenue and Obispo Avenue; Bellflower Boulevard between Garford Street and Stearns Street; Ximeno Avenue between 15th Street and Pacific Coast Highway; Cherry Avenue between Wardlow Road and Bixby Road; San Antonio Drive between Long Beach Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue; Lomina Avenue between Adderley Drive and Rosebay Street; Pageantry Street between Lomina Avenue and Rosebay Street; Pageantry Court between North-West End to Pageantry Street; Pavo Street between Lomina Avenue and Rosebay Street; Linden Avenue between 20th Street and Hill Street, and, Myrtle Avenue between Harding Street and Artesia Boulevard.  (Citywide)
Are you a yes. This motion carries. Item 17. Report from Public Works. Recommendation to adopt a resolution to approve 14 repaving resurfacing projects proposed to receive Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Account Fund Account Act funds funding totaling approximately 8 million for fiscal year 2020 citywide. There's a motion in a second. Is there anything you want to add, Mr. Beck, to this? Mr. Beck is not there. So Mr. Pappas or Diego. Very. We're available to answer any questions. For the country. Okay. Any public comment on this item? Seeing none. Yeah. One, one, one. Commenter. Good. You since 1970. Sorry. Could you excuse the address? I have. My comments have been engendered by. Talking to the city traffic. Engineer. Over. The last few weeks. Relative to what we're experiencing, the city is experiencing at PCH and second, in trying to move traffic through areas. That are going through. Re pavement, which is what's going to happen here. And also we're experiencing up and down Long Beach Boulevard and many other places because of the. Blue line tobacco and have come up with this and. This. Thought. What we could do. Sir, it's amazing. Is have Mayor Garcia, we will get a Caltrans uniform for him. And with the approval of the residents of the various different areas where this is going to take place, he could flag, he could stand at the intersection. And hold up traffic, let it go depending upon what the need for. And I think we could make an arrangement with the U.S. Justice Department that for every hour he would spend there, they would take every full day he would be one of the intersections, whether it be a PCH in second or any other area in the city where he would be doing that. They would give him if he's to be there for the full 8 hours, they would take one hour off his pending prison sentence, which he will start serving at this juncture, based upon what the U.S. Justice Department tells me will probably be a little under six months, six years away. So that's something to consider. I mean, thank you. Councilman Price, if she's going to give me parole advice when I'm up for parole and can. Visit me on. The. Job training, I'm going to do I'm going to join a union. I run out. I'm ready to go. IBEW Local 11 Let's see what else? What are we waiting on? So yeah, those.