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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 12031991 - IO.10 I .O. -10 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS �E..SE:,L.__o Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE _ s Costa November 25, 1991 County DATE: ��sTq chi---- c4 REPORT ON THE STATUS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DRUG AND SUBJECT: ALCOHOL ACTION PLAN SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Acknowledge receipt of the attached report from the Health Services Director on the status- of the implementation of the Drug & Alcohol Action Plan. 2 . Direct the County Administrator to prepare a letter for the Chairman' s signature to the appropriate federal agency expressing. the Board' s appreciation for the proposed regulations on the labeling and advertising of wine bottles and distilled. spiri.ts.. 3 . Request the Health Services. Director to invite the Regional. Coordinators to. meetings of the 1992 Internal Operations Committee when status reports like this one are discussed and invite those who will be preparing: the agenda for forthcoming meetings of the Coordinating Committee to likewise join the 1992 Internal. Operations Committee to X, discuss plans for forthcoming 'meetings. of the Coordinating j Committee. 4 . Request the Health Services Director to make quarterly reports to the 1992 Internal. Operations Committee:, beginning on January 27, 1992, on the status of the implementation of the Drug & Alcohol Action Plan and the methodology which is proposed to be used to evaluate the impact of the Action Plan on the community. 5 . Remove this item as a referral to our Committee and instead refer it to the 1992 Internal Operations Committee. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENIYeS YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OALODER RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE SIGNATURE(S): SUNNE WRIGHT McPEAK ACTION OF BOARD ON December 3 , 1991 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED S_ OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE >SUNANIMOUS(ABSENT - ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ) /�CC: ATTESTEDJte11)A1J"1)J 6 , /q% l Please see Page 2. PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR BY &r DEPUTY M382 (10/88) i -Contra The Board of Supervisors Costa Health� Health Services Department Tom Powers,1st District County NancyC.Fanden,,3rdDi District J OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR ct Robert 1.Schroder,3rd District _ . Sunne Wri ht McPeak,4th District �� ?`'O 9 - � Tom Torlakson,5th District Mark Finucane,Director.••� � i. Administrative Offices County Administrator. 20 Allen street �o Martinez,California 94553 '; Phil Batchelor �._ J"� (415)646-4416 County Administrator °srq_'cou>v TO: Supervisor Robert I. Schroder Supervisor Sunne W fight McPeak INTERNA TIO COMMITTEE FROM: Mark Finucane Health Service Director SUBJECT: Update on Countywide Drug and Alcohol Action Plan DATE: November 25, 1991 The following is a report from the Health Services Director on the status of the implementation of the Countywide Drug and Alcohol Action Plan. * Contra Costa County's efforts in developing a community-wide alcohol and other drug action plan was highlighted state-wide in the recent CommunityWorks conference held in Sacramento on October 28 - 29, 1991. The conference, hosted by the state Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, focused on the need for enhanced community planning through the state-mandated Master Plan process. Sup. Sunne McPeak was a featured plenary speaker, and she highlighted the Action Plan efforts in this county (which pre-. dated the state-wide Master Plan process) and strongly encouraged other county supervisors across the state to involve themselves in community-based planning efforts. * The latest meeting of the Countywide Coordinating Committee was held at St. Mary's College on Thursday morning, November 21, 1991. Turnout was excellent, numbering near seventy (70) . The regions took on an increased role in the planning of this meeting, which, in addition, to hearing regional updates, allowed for evaluation of Action Plan efforts to date. See Attachment A for copy of planning survey and survey results. The outcome of this meeting resulted in the formation of a planning committee to: determine future Action Plan priorities, evaluate Action Plan efforts, and help define a concrete role for the Countywide Coordinating Committee. * The Contra Costa Prevention Institute kicked off on November 1 -2 , 1991 at the beginning of November in South County with "Community Organizing: Community Change". This training took place in South County at the Danville Congregational Church. A total of fifty five (55) participants attended over the two- day period, and they gave high evaluations for this course, . which delved into the nuts and bolts of community organizing techniques and tactics. See Attachment B for schedule of remaining four trainings. * Clergy Forum on Alcohol and Other Drug Issues: this series of well-attended luncheon presentations concluded on November 20, 1991 with a training on responsible social hosting during the holidays. These workshops, sponsored by Health Services Department, are a follow-up to the successful Clergy Symposium which was held last spring. An expanded clergy advisory group will now begin planning for Clergy Symposium II. See Attachment C for recent press clipping on this forum. * A successful presentation on the Drug-Free Workplace Act was held on November 1, 1991 in South County at the San Ramon Valley Regional Medical Center. A total of sixty-two (62) employers attended, including UPS, Allstate Insurance, and Lucky Stores. The training was co-presented by Bob Kadjan and Kathy Padro, both of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration. * A community forum on black women and health issues, titled "Celebrating and Supporting Black Women in the 90 's" , was held on Saturday, November 16, at the Richmond Auditorium. Joyce White, West County Action Plan coordinator, of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration, was central in helping plan this successful event, which drew about one hundred (100) women and thirty (30) children. See Attachment D for recent press clipping. * We are pleased to announce that we have been instrumental, through Congressman George Miller's office, in compelling the Federal Bureau of Alcohol; Tobacco, and Firearms (BATF) to propose new federal regulations regarding the labeling and advertising of misleading and deceptive wine containers (see Attachment E for announcement of proposed rules) . As a result of nation-wide advocacy efforts, stimulated by the CISCO debates, BATF recently withdrew their label approval for PowerMaster, a high-alcohol malt liquor. The brewer then agreed to stop selling the product entirely. I- ATTAC.IHIENT A -� THE ACTION PLAN COUN'T'YWIDE COORDINATING COMMITTEE PLANNING SURVEY The future role of the Coordinating Committee and the focus of Action Plan implementation involves the comments, ideas, and input from all members of the community. Please take a few moments to give some thoughtful consideration to the following questions giving.answers from your own unique perspective or area of interest. * THE ACTION PLAN WAS CREATED BY GRASS ROOTS ORGANIZATIONS AS A WAY TO STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZE THEIR EFFORTS TO CREATE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES FREE FROM ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG RELATED PROBLEMS ♦In your community, how would you evaluate the progress of the Action Plan to date? What's working? Why? What's missing? Why? Ove ♦What should be the Action Plan priorities for 1992? ♦What role should the Coordinating Committee play in 1992? What are your ideas/suggestions about implementing the two areas of the Action Plan (TREATMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT) in addition to prevention ? CHALLENGES: Need more community involvement (specifically) (19) * business = //// (4) * youth = /// (3) * clergy = /// (3) * seniors // (2) * leaders = // . (2) * medical = // (2) * law enforcement = // (2) * AOD providers = / (1) Ongoing funding needed = ////////// (10) Need more community involvement (generally) _ ///////// (9) Enhanced treatment = /////// (7) Better communication and organization = ///// (5) Coordination and integration of services = //// (4) Better media presence = /// (3) Youth / teen activities = /// (3) Problem is overwhelming / burnout = // (2) Needs more clarity = / Celebrate our successes = / Law enforcement = / Parent education = / Denial = / November 22, 1991 Compiled by Vic Colman Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration EVALUATION OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE COUNTYWIDE DRUG AND ALCOHOL ACTION PLAN ****************************************************************************** Below are the survey results from November 21, 1991 Countywide Coordinating Committee meeting. I would like to acknowledge the involvement of all of the regions in planning the meeting and developing these surveys. Small group participants were asked to respond to a number of questions, including their views on the successes and challenges of Action Plan implementation. SUCCESSES: Coordinating efforts of communities = //////////////////// (20) Individual projects and activities = /////////////////// (19) Public policy changes = //////// (8) OSAP Community Partnership Grant / Funding = ///// (5) Local steering committees = ///// (5) Increased awareness (community education) _ ///// (5) Collaborative efforts of agencies = /// (3) Focus on long-range planning = // (2) Networking = / Determination / Persistence = / Volunteerism = / Funding = / Role of County government / Public / private partnerships = / Breaking down racial / class barriers = / Needs assessment = / CL E CL 0 CC _ - 9 a >c E .8 Cl ZME E I. (can U. CL CL CL 0 La c E to tj c c -0c. 9 LU E CL 4) E CL c .0. 2 1 g� 2 a C. ii CL c Lu E cL E c L 0. ^ � J. 0 CL Z IF L9 C. A .0 E CL LU E E c cr CL-,as T CV 0 a. (/} 0. 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RICHMOND Black women at Rich- eight months in the Makin , said Autherine i g g The purpose of the program was to in- mond Auditorium on Saturday to acknowl- Walker';media project director with the Cal- p p edge their strengths, share their concerns p form women about the support services `and plan strategies for dealing;:with the ifornia State Department-of Alcohol and' available to them, educate them about alco- Drug Programs -holism, parenting and self-empowerment, challenges facing them every day. + g p .Walker has helped neighborhood groups ;and motivate them to spread the word. . "Since we are the mothers of the world, organize similar forums in Oakland and we have to maintain'ours elves,"said speak- Southern California. Program organizers hope that as more. er Carol Washington; a Richmond resident "It was a total success,"said Marilyn Dil- women speak out, the community will re and director of the women's Alcohol Center lihant of Opportunity West in Richmond: spond by tailoring programs to their needs.. {' ,;in Oakland. "You have to •nurture your�4=: -?We're working.on one for black,men :,:. "Many secyice programs—recovery pro- ,i ;selves. _ <` now c , grams and programs for the homeless -7 ,are really set up for men,"said Nafeesa Ah- During workshop sessions, participants }mad-Bey of Friends Making a Difference in' shared ideas'about building self-esteem and Oakland. "Recovery programs in which finding ways_black women can support one women can keep their kids with them are another in an,often oppressive society. - desperately needed." A common theme throughout the day Many women feel that seeking help for was the problem of alcoholism in the black a problem with alcohol or drugs will give cortimunity.;Workshops.focused on issues the county license to take their children away, she said. like perinatal abuse and how black women ;"Women won't seek help because of the . have become targeted for massive media ' punitive aspects*of the system, campaigns by. Ahmad-Bey _alcohol marketers... .. said. "They won't join a program if they :. The forum closed with this thought:"The can't keep their children. They won't even ' hardest job in the world, is being a black i admit to having a problem." , woman." " ATTACIIlNETIT E ��s< <, T . -46393 Proposed Rules :, .. :, �. .. ., federat.Rcgistar: :.. .iM .: .. Vol. 134:No Thursday;September 12.--im .. This section of• the FEDERAL .REGISTER' ADDRESSES:Send written comments to: display panel approach of the Fair contains noticas. to 'the public of the Chief,.Wine and Beer Branch;Bureau of Packaging and Labeling Act(15 U.S.C.' pro'' Sed.tSs i '" of rule§_and f.::::t:.- :'. Alcohol,,Tobacco and Firear'tns:P.O.!- :...'1451;et"seq.,'and 18 CFR,500.2(h)): ." regulations: -The 'purpose-of these "notices Box 50221;Washington:DC•20081-07.21;,. ATF be'licve's that the defirilfion vt Is to give interested -persons 'an' :: " . oppoRuniry to,participate;in:the.rale Attn:Notice No.727.:: ::.:" •:-:._>::: `;:_;.. '"braad'label"-foi.iviiie"containers.°''-:'. '; . making�pricx:t© .the 'adoption, Of',the;fii�ai rotes. FOR FUfx'r'MER INFORMATION coNTAC7:"`- should also.be.*airi6ae'a,to.attaint :2-- - . _ Jtjme's P.Ficafetta,-Wine'and-B+aer. c.1,, consistency with the principal display: '. Branch.Bureau of Alcohol.Tobacco and panel approach of the Fair Packaging.. bEPARTMEN T OF THE TREASURY Fir•earrns;M Massachusetts'Avenue;j�- and Labeling Act.•Thi Buceau believes _. - :._.: NW.,Washington.DC 20228(20Z-586• ttiat.ihisapproach will ensure that Bureau of Alcohol,"Tobacco and 7826). • : , mandatory information on wine labels is to consumers.The Firearms SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: more conspicuous ... : .•. Back ourtd, proposed amendment provides that the 27 GFR Parts 4 and 5 mandatory information required to be. "' Secfion 105(e)of the Federal Alcohol shown on the brand label must appear (Notice No.,727;Ref:Nott"No.720'; Administration Act(FAA Act);27 U.S.C. on the 40 percent of.the`c)*rcumference of 9iF0'0'6P'and 9QF275P} .' 205(e),authorizes the Bureau to issue a cylindrical.surface which Is most, .-1. .u-w.:i).i {i:ii<iJi£:i.V •.a n`i ' regulations with respect to thd:`, ;.. .. .. likely, presen#ed.shavers,.. RIN 1512-AAaS and AAS? - ' (packaging,marking, branding,labeling, or examined.under normal dnd and size and fill of container as wi11" customary conditions of•dispfay for Defini of"grand Latsei" Wine, prohibit deception of the consumer with retail sale.Thus,such information -' and�,tiStandard WineZantalnertt respect to such products or.the quantity .. .cannot:appear.an the extresiie side c a; 5- thereof.In addition,section 105(e) "wrap around"neck label,where It AGENCY:Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco, provides the Bureau with authority to would be difficult for the consumer,to:.' and Firearms(ATF),Department of the promulgate regulations which will read.* Treasury:.. . .. .... . ... provide the consumer with adequate.' t In addition.the proposed definition.bf ACTIONt Notice of proposed rulemaking. information as to the identity and.; "brand label".would address a concern; sut+tMaRY'ATF is proposing,in part,,io quality of the product.Regulations :..: that the Bureau has had'regording the'-`. SUMMARY: ment Y:Alin s pr of"brand label"i . which implement the provisions of.:.-.-., use of',*front".. and 'back"labels on wine 27 CFR the* The proposed definition Section 105(e),as they relate to the containers.Over the years.appl'ic'ants, would provide that the"brand label""an labeling and advertising of wine,are set for certificates of label approval have." a wine iovi a th is the principal display forth in title 27,Code of Federal often submitted for approval both a ' panel than is most likely to principal displayed, Regulations(CFR),part 4.Section 4.32(x) front and back label.The label which Is requires that certain mandatory designated on the application(ATF F presented,shown, examined under information,'Including the brand name, . 1500.31)as the"front label"contained normal and customary conditions of the class,,type or other designation. and all the mandatary information required display for retail sale,and any other p the alcohol content,appear.on the brand to be shown on the brand label,'as well' label appearing ori the earns sills the label.The current definition of"brand as items such as the Covernment' ' *`% container as the principal display anrl, label.,in 14.10 provides that a"brand warning,and the product identification The brand label appearing on a. label"Is" he label carrying.tying,in the code.'The label designated as the"back cylindrical surface is that 40 percent of usual distinctive design, the brand name label"consisted of some art work,, the.circumference which is most likely of the wine." phatn, or print,along with the brand to be displayed,presented,shown, 'The current definition of"brand name of the product.In spite of the .. examined under normal and customary label" is identical to the one first designations of the labels.it is clear that conditions display for retail sale. promulgated ia'the original wine in many of these casesAhe Id bel .ATF believes that the definition of labeling regulations in 1935,By way of designated as the"back label" was most "brand label"for wine containers comparison,the original distilled spirits likely to be displayed.presented.shown, should we amended to attain labeling regulations included a similar or examined under normal and panel with the principal display definition.However.I989, n 1the'"brand customary conditions of display for panel approach of the Fair Packaging . label'definition in the distilled spirits . retail sale. and Labeling Ali.The Bureau also regulations was amended to refer to the' The proposed amendment to the believer,nsthat the amended definition principal display panel that is most ., definition of"brand label"will give ATF will ensure that mandatory information likely to be displayed,presented,shown, the authority to determine.on a case-by- on wide labels is more conspicuous to or examined under normal and • case basis,whether a label which has consumers. customary conditions of display for been designated by the applicant as a In addition to amending the"brand retail sale,(T.D.;020.34 FR 20335: . "back label"is in fact most likely to be label"definition for wine,ATF is December 30,1969)..According to the displayed.presented, shown.or .amending its earlier proposal regarding Director's opening statement at one of examined under normal and customary. standard wine containers, as set forth in the public hearings on the proposed.. . conditions of display for retail sale.lf. Notice.No.710,• :,,;,.;.,., redefinition.the-purpose of the:amended so,then,regardless of the.way the Eebels:.'' DATES:Written comments must be:'.:::: language coos to make the terrn_'brand are designated on the application received by December 1i,1991. _; label"consistent with the'prfmipallabel approval,ATF will consider suclZ.:: r-lb-1."'71 1--. 11 r-Mull air nix --------- _ • : Federal-Register 'f~.Vol: 56; No:=Z77:/.--Thursday- . Sepiembeit i2 1592: � 'Proposed Riites �::>:_�4�9�`. wine or distilled spirits m'ay not be _` "to be confidential of inappropMate'for:t:;'- 'to'be displayed,preserit�tl;ghdoJii;o-r"^ bottled in such-container unless the z i'-•-• disclosure to the'pubUc should-not be -.< examined tinder normalatYd Cu'Sttfriiary product is labeled.with.an additional,: . included in thexommeht:The•name of:. conditioris of:2ispley:foi retail sale:' statement"which the Director.flnds to be the person:submitting a comment is not +`` -•' '''• ""' "'" sufficient to dispel any misleading exempt frorri'disclosure-- " - Par.8:Secfivn'h is amended impression as to.the"product's identity.:: Any interested person who desires an revising paragraph"(g}(ij to'read as' or alcoholic.content. . ; + - .. . . t _ . oppvrtunity1o'comment orally•at a - follows:' E3cecuttveQrder12291 public,hearing.on.the.proposed; ; ... . ;regulations should submit.his ocher §4.71:1 standard wine contalnem It has been:delermined,that this;t;;;�,:•.:. request,in.writing,to..the Director within; " (a)'` •' 't"?"'"'" '" ='``' ' document is•noi a'majoi regulailon as . ;.the 9d•day.commeni period-Xhe_;:: i':is (1)Design:li"shall lie meda arid` defined iii E 0.,1 291,aril a tegulatory,.;,;; Director,however,reserves the right to : "' formed so 4sAaoCto*mislead the;';"`�'_: :'''«': impect,snalysis is not required.because.. deterrhine..in light of ill.the,': :... ;.:;.;::'purctiasef.= ". ?' �'?� •+ ? 7�' ' It will not bave an arutual:effect on the...:. :'oircumstaitces..whether.'a�p6blichearirig•': : (i)(A)Wine coritaineis ihall b:e held economy of slob'million or more_ it'will is necessary. " (irrespective:of the information net result in'i ineibr incieaie Iii costs or . `` contained'on'the"ialiel)to be likely to aces for consumers,individual. Drafting Information P mislead the:purchaser if the Director' industries.Federal.State,or local The principal author of this document'-. determines that the'size.shape.ori- government agencies"or geographic., ;:. is janmes P.Ficaretta.Mine-and Beer--• composition"of"the container,when regions;end it will not have significant •• Branch,Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco and consideredlri aohjunction 'with the adverse effects on competition,.. • Firearms .' ..' placement of the label,'are likely to emptoytrient,Investirient;productivity, Disclosure .mislead the purchaser as to the identity innovation,or on the ability of United or alcoholic'content of the,product. States-based enterprises`to,compete . Copies of the proposed amendment (g)If the Diredtor determines that a : .. with foreign-based enterprlses•in _: , . ...r .and the written comrments will.be•..:: >. ,- ,••• •. ti wine confainer is likely'to inisleod ih%e domestic or export markets....;: .. _ available for,a public inspection du ing.:___; purchaser,as provided in. ars ra h''° normal business hburs ii:ATF Public p P g P Regulatory Flexibility Act . (a)(1)(i)(A)of this section,wine may not . Reading Rooin,.roont 8480.650: .:•._, , •-, : • It is hereby certl£ted That this .• Massachusetfs'Avenue,NW., be.bottled in such container unless it is ; :labeled with an additional statement reguldtion will not heve'a significant Washington.'D"C.• =` ' ' which the Director finds to be sufficient economic iriipact on a substantial number of small'entities:'Accordingiy;a List of Subjects.., to dispel misleading impression as regulatory flexibility analysis is not 27 CFR Part 4 to the produc,s Identity.or alcoholic . required because the proposalif content.The Director may require such promulgated ase final rule.Is not : ' Advertising;Consurner.protection, statement to be placed on a principal expected e to have significant Customs duties and inspection.Imparts. display panel other than a neck label or secondary or incidental effects on a Labeling.P3ckaglrg aril containers,and a shoulder wrap: substantial number of small entities,or wine. (ii)Wine containers shall be held (2)to impose,or otherwise cause. a 2:CER Part 5 (irrespective of the correctness of the net contents specified on the label) to be significant increase in the reporting. Advertising.Consumer protection, so made and formed as to mislead the recordkeeping,or other compliance Customs duties and inspection.Imports, burdens on a substantial number of - P • P purchaser if the actual capacity is ..burdens entities. Labeling;Liquors and.Packaging and substantially less than the apparent containers. capacity upon visual examination under Paperwork Reduction Act Authority and Issuance" ordinary conditions of purehasP or use; The provisions of the Paperwork and Reduction Act of 1980,Public Law 90.. PART 4—LABEUNG AND • 511.44 U.S.C.chapter 35,and its ADVERTISING OF WINE implementing regulations.5 CFR partPART S--LABELING AND 1?arRgra rt 1.The authority citation for 13..0,do not apply to this notice because 27 CFR part 4 continues to read as ADVERTISING OF DISTILLED SPIRITS no requirement to collect information is , follows: Par.4.The authority citation for Part 5 proposed. . • continues to read as follows: Authority-27 U•S•C.205. - - Public Participation Autborfty:Z6 U.S.G S3t7t.7805:2:U.S.C. ATF requests comments from coli par.2.Section o is amended by Z q revising the definition of"brand label" interested persons concerning the to read as follows: Par.5.Section 5.40 is amended by amendment proposed by this notice. revising paragraph(c) to read as Comments received on or before the §••ta Mesning of terms. follows; closing date will be carefully • considered. Comments received after ,Drond label.The principal display §6.46 Standard liquor bottlm that date will be given the same panel that is most likely to be displayed, • ' • consideration if it is practical to do so, presented,shown,or examined under (c)Design. It shall be made and but assurance of consideration Cannot normal and customary conditions of formed so as'not to mislead the be given except as to comments display for retail sale,and any other purchaser. received on or before the closing date. label appearing on the same aide of the (1)(i) A liquor bottle shall be held ' ATF will not recognize any material in bottle,as the principal display panel. (irrespective of the information comments as.confidential: Commenta : . The brand label appearing bn a" ;.'': : contained on the Iabel) to ba Iike:y to ; may be disclosed to the public.Any cylindrical surface is that 40 percent of misle2d the ptrchaser tf the Director-• material which-the commenter considers the circumference which.is trrost likely deteimfnes that the size.phspe,'or