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MINUTES - 11191996 - D16
D.16 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Date: November 19, 1996 Matter of Record SUBJECT: Public Comment The following persons addressed the Board of Supervisors in favor of the In- Home Supportive Services Program: Ethel Dotson, 396 South Street, Richmond; Maggie Dee, 426 W 11th Street, Pittsburg; Kathy Mitsopoulos; John Metzler; Gordon J. Shasky, 102 Chilpanchingo Parkway, #113, Pleasant Hill; Dorothy Clinton, 2400 Nevin Avenue, #323, Richmond; Ethel Richardson, 44 McAllister, San Francisco, Public Authority Local 250; Bruce Allison, Local 250. The Board of Supervisor also considered comments from the following people: Al Simmons, AMARCH, 2936 Linden, Berkeley, noted that he has not yet received information regarding Black children in group home placement. Rich Gulledge, Hilltop Drive Citizens Advisory Committee, 650 E. Centro Road, El Sobrante, commented on the Hilltop Drive pathway. THIS IS A MATTER FOR RECORD PURPOSES ONLY NO BOARD ACTION WAS TAKEN 0*0 gER�sp Amendments to Public Authority blic Authority advisory designee will take an active role in the bargaining process between the County and union by being given a vote. Before any decision is reached in the bargaining process that a consensus for approval will be forwarded by the Public Authority Advisory Chair Person; any change to the agreed consensus will return to the Advisory for their approval;this will guarantee that the rights of the consumer to hire, fire and managed their own Personal Assistant and to truly remain Independent. 2. That no person shall be required to become a member of a union or to pay dues or fees to any union without the signed consent of the IHSS provider. That an IHSS provider may at any time be granted the right to disenroll from union membership within a disenrollment period from January 1 to January 10 and still maintain their role as an IHSS provider without consequence. R Suporvisor Jeff Smith Dis ri t 2 , 4, �9orothy Clinton 651 Pine St. Rm. 108A Nol pR 00 Nevin Ave. #323 Maratinez CA 94553 opFcj%3? s chmond, CA 94804 KgOPa P GpS November 18, 1996 C19R COQ Dear Mr. Smith, When I was asked to speak at the meeting October 29, I misunderstood what was expected of me. I was told we needed to work out some of the bugs in the system. I do remember Kagey asking about the things I am involved with. So after the meeting when she, "said ' I wanted you to tell what IHSS means to you, and your way of life, " I felt awful . There is no way I can put into words just what my motorized wheelchair and my in-home-help has meant to me. All I can do is tell you some of the things I do because of those two things. I am on the Richmod Housing Advisory Board, I have been a member of the Richmond Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) for about nine years. I volunteer four hours every Wednesday at the Senior Legal Services, I work with the IHSS Task Force, and so many more things that seem small to those that do not need my kind of help, but mean so much to those that do. For instance when someone comes from the hospital and are on a walker, and are afraid to venture out, I let them hold onto the back of my wheelchair and take them around the block or down to McDonalds for a hamburger. I go to a little grocery store, Farmer ' s Market, or the drugstore that ' s nearby for the ones that can not walk that far. I just hang the bag on the back of my chair. We needed Security Guards in our building and Housing would not provide them for us , so I borrowed a city van from the city, and asked a Paratransit driver to drive the bus for me. My daughter helped the seniors get on the van, (they were too frail to walk one block to City hall . ) They could not even get on the van without help. 63 Seniors from our apartment building went to City Hall with me to ask for Security Guards. Three days later we had Security Guards. That ' s just some of the things my in-home-care AND my motorized wheelchair make possible for me to do. They give me my life, not just a life, but a good worthwhile life. Not only is it a good life for this 73 year old woman, but it allows me to help repay some of the good life I have been privileged to enjoy, while helping others . Thank you for any help you can give IHSS. I truly hope you will see the need in forming a Public Authority. ncerel , 1 Dorothy C on 236-71 ASSOCIATION FOR MINORITY ADOLESCENTS IN RES ENTIAL e AND AFRICAN AMERICAN GROUP HOME ASSOCIATION CHAP------------------------ OFS�I 2936 Linden Ave Berkeley, Ca. 94705 (510) 845 - 8679 11-19-9 A Presentation to 'Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors by Alfred C. Simmons vice president AMARCH AND CHAIRMAN OF AAGHA. To begin I want to remind this Board that regardless of our efforts to gain access to Black children in foster care for six years we get a lot of rhetoric but little else. Realizing that elected officials come and go, but staff tends to run the show, you might want to review the videotape of your Septem- ber meeting. The Social Services report and ensueing discussion did , indeed fall short of telling the Black community where our children. You might recall your legal representative reciting all the reasons why you could Dt have a community advisory group to help correct the current unsatisfactory policies and practices. It is significant that neither counsel nor staff offered the Board any of the many options available to you. They allowed Supervisor Bishop to assume that an oversight committee would be illegal. When she expressed that opinion the director in a very convincing tone said "RIGHT" . You will recall that the committee chair expressed � unflappab13 faith in the staff' s position etcetera. The Black community would like to be able to share that trust. Therefore, we present to Supervisors a non controversial format that provides the information that we requested of staff one year ago. It is important that we pay lose attention to IN COUNTY and OUT OF COUNTY placements. I hav peen assured that you only place Black children within Contra Cost:: County. I hope this information will be available before the 30th to allow some time to read and digest. Thank you. Alfred C. iminons s Page No. 1 05/31/96 ► ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 .... Out-of-county *"* ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS W F 0 2 HICKMAN HOME S.F K119 04 S M 8 20 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE B K110 04 M 8 30 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K281 04 B M 5 196 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR AOOLS EL S08RANTE 8 K222 04 B F 7 196 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K116 04 S M 9 7 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE B K116 04 F 14 2 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 J123 04 F 14 65 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 J123 04 8 F 13 27 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K234 04 B F 15 23 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K288 04 8 F 15 8 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K288 04 B F 14 36 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR AOOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K194 04 W F 14 43 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE 8 K288 04 0 164 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE B J133 04 B F 16 10 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J133 05 M 6 5 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE B J133 05 F 2 4 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J112 05 F 0 2 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J110 05 M 4 2 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J116 05 M 12 2 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J116 05 B M 2 228 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE B J168 05 F 5 5 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE B J111 05 M 1 5 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J111 05 F 3 5 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE B J111 05 B M 3 7 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J168 05 W M 1 5 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J117 05 8 M 3 214 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J168 05 B M 4 7 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE B K138 05 8 M 4 214 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 K138 05 W M 1 16 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE 8 J117 05 0 7 C & V CARING EL SOBRANTE B J114 05 B M 17 45 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K238 05 8 M 15 305 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K115 OS 8 F 10 146 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K223 06 B M 7 130 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 K129 06 B F 12 54 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 K128 06 W M 10 62 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J174 06 B F 5 184 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K236 06 8 F 12 5 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J132 O6 8 F 16 152 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K110 06 B M 5 153 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 K152 06 F 8 153 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K152 06 B 0 100 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K162 06 8 F 0 1 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND 8 K115 06 B F 0 31 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K122 06 Page No• 2 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children.& Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** Out-of-county **** ++++-r+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ _ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS g M 14 105 DELTA VALLEY STOCKTON K115 06 W F g 15 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K274 06 W F g 174 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K274 06 W M 16 146 MOUNTAIN HIGH INC LAKE ALMANOR X113 06 W F 16 305 RANDOM HOPE VACAVILLE K226 06 B M 17 28 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND B Kill 06 8 F 8 7 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE B J137 06 8 M 6 7 SOCIAL OPTIONS FOR ADOLS EL SOBRANTE B J137 06 g F 0 6 BOYS REPUBLIC CHINO K282 07 g M 17 8 CADE HOUSE RODEO K142 07 g M 17 3 CADE HOUSE RODEO K142 07 g M 1.5 22 CADE HOUSE RODEO K238 07 B F 8 354 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B K153 07 g M 5 352 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B K239 07 g 0 27 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 K134 07 0 78 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J133 07 B F 15 65, EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B K145 07 F 11 159 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 J117 07 B F 8 69 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 K225 07 S M 14 6 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 J133 07 B F i8 5 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 J137 07 g F 16, 61 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J132 07 B F 16 25 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B K135 07 M 10 125 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J116 07 M 13 5 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J116 07 M 13 121 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND a J116 07 g M 15 7 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 J131 07 g M 9 7 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J131 07 g M i5 1 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND 8 J131 07 g M 9 1 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J131 07 g F 13 1 EAGLE EYE RICHMOND B J113 07 S F 10 70 FACILITY MGMT WALNUT CREEK J129 07 B M 12 5 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND B J113 07 g M 14 171 GREENACRE HOMES SEBASTOPOL K119 07 g M 13 199 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K112 07 g M 16 245 JR'S NORTH STAR RICHMOND K119 07 g M 0 60 JR'S NORTH STAR RICHMOND Kii9 07 g F 2 46 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND B K128 07 F 8 7 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND B K138 07 F 11 109 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND B K112 07 O M 20 109 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND 8 K112 01 S F 9 236 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND 8 J125 07 S F 7 169 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND B K153 07 S F 8 169 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND B K153 07 g _ M 6 354 PILLARS OF STRENGTH RICHMOND 8 J117 07 P9ge No. 3 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children 8 Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** Out-of-county **** CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOGTRS M 5 331 PILLARS OF STRENGTH RICHMOND 8 K276 07 6 M 14 150 PILLARS OF STRENGTH RICHMOND B K143 01 B 0 31 PILLARS OF STRENGTH RICHMOND B K137 07 B M 0 20 SAVANNAH GH FAIRFIELD K221 07 B F 14 271 SHERMAN GROUP HOME SACRAMENTO J163 07 B F 15 48 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND 8 Kill 07 8 F 17 77 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND 8 Kill 07 B 'F 15 66 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND 8 K115 07 8 F 13 2 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND 8 J137 07 B F 13 87 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND 8 J137 07 W M 14 215 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND B J133 07 B M 12 21 SOCIAL CHANGE INC RICHMOND B J138 07 M 0 15 A BETTER CHANCE-REG CTR PINOLE K113 08 M 0 20 A BETTER CHANCE-REG CTR EL SOBRANTE K113 08 0 F 15 1 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B J112 08 0 F 15 1 ALLUMS HOUSE RICHMOND B K112 08 8 F 17 356 CAL AUTISM FNDTN RICHMOND K221 08 B F 14 13 CAL AUTISM FNDTN RICHMOND Kill 08 W M 0 46 CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES TURLOCK Kill 08 B M 7 305 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND B K137 08 8 M 12 299 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND 8 J113 08 B M 9 283 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND 8 K137 08 0 3 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND B J137 08 B M 12 39 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND 8 K148 08 B M 13 35 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND B K124 08 8 M 18 2 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND 8 K233 08 B M 9 348 HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS RODEO B K122 08 8 M 13 348 HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS RODEO 6 K288 08 B M 15 124 HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS RODEO 8 K143 08 8 F 13 248 HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS RODEO 8 K141 08 6 M 11 248 HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS RODEO 6 K141 08 8 M 16 173 HOUSE OF CHAMPIONS RODEO 8 K143 08 8 M 12 97 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K112 08 8 F 16 9 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS K115 08 S F 9 6 LE CARE GROUP HOME RICHMOND 8 J125 08 8 F 17 35 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND 8 Kill 08 8 F 7 305 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND B K232 08 F 12 2 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J116 08 8 F 7 7 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND B J131 08 B M 12 7 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND . 8 J131 08 g M 10 7 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J131 OB 8 M 10 61 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J131 08 g F( 12 61 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND B J131 08 8 F 1 61 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND 8 J131 08 8 M 11 27 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND 8 K129 OS Page No. 4 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** Out-of-county **** ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (ACL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS M 8 167 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND B J125 OS M 9 167 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND S J125 08 F 0 1 ROXANNA HOUSE SANTA ROSA B K127 08 B F 14 1 ROXANNA HOUSE RICHMOND B K153 08 B M 15 118 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B K119 08 B F 14 27 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 6 K115 OB 8 M 16 98 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 K142 08 B F 15 31 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B K145 08 B F 14 20 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 J163 08 M 16 298 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 J126 08 W F 14 4 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B J125 08 W M 12 4 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B J125 OS W M 9 4 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B J125 08 W M 9 77 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 J125 08 W M 12 77 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B J125 08 B F 9 83 SOCIAL INTERVENTION• PITTSBURG 8 K159 08 S M 14 13 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B K275 08 B M 11 228 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B K235 08 8 M 14 228 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B K235 08 0 4 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B J124 08 0 21 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 J124 08 8 F 14 37 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B K194 08 0 195 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG B J125 08 S M 12 193 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 K280 08 8 F 14 128 SOCIAL INTERVENTION PITTSBURG 8 K146 08 8 F 16 204 ANSARI HOUSE RICHMOND B K115 09 W M 16 14 BEREA GH STOCKTON K111 09 8 F 10 195 BURT CENTER SAN FRANCISC K115 09 B F 14 1 FAMILIES FIRST DAVIS K111 09 8 F 12 6 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K234 09 W F 14 5 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K229 09 W M 11 11 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K281 09 Z M 15 12 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J116 09 W M 17 5 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K282 09 W M 17 171 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K288 09 B F 15 29 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K111 09 0 5 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J128 09 B F 18 2 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K112 09 B F 17 5 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K111 09 8 F 16 6 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K229 09 W M 10 51 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J116 09 B F 14 56 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J118 09 B F 14 5 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K153 09 B - M 16 2 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K119 09 W M 16 4 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K111 09 _D, Page No. 5 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children 8 Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** Out-of-county •*`� CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER /1 LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOGTRS --------- ------- ------- --------- ------------------- ------------ --------- - W M 16 19 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ Kill 09 F 14 54 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J123 09 W F 16 8 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J168 09 0 15 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J126 09 B F 12 8 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K149 09 8 M 16 29 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K119 09 W M 14 5 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ K113 09 8 M 16 86 MATHIOT GROUP HOMES FAIR OAKS K119 09 F 16 5 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC B J111 09 6 M 10 307 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC 8 K115 09 8 F 15 99 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC 8 K232 09 8 F 14 9 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC 8 K116 09 8 F 11 198 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC 8 K142 09 B 0 148 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC B K112 09 W F 15 122 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC 8 K288 09 B 0 17 NAILAH HOUSE SAN FRANCISC B K137 09 W F 0 60 OUR FAMILY INC NAPA K138 09 8 F 16 347 ROSALIND HOUSE-REG CTR SACRAMENTO K113 09 W M 16 28 STOCKTON YTH FOUNDATION STOCKTON Kill 09 B M 13 52 STOCKTON YTH FOUNDATION STOCKTON K115 09 W M 16 276 STOCKTON YTH FOUNDATION STOCKTON K111 09 W M 17 167 STOCKTON YTH FOUNDATION STOCKTON K111 09 8 F 15 26 SUMLIN HOUSE FAIRFIELD Kill 09 B M 14 56 SUMLIN HOUSE FAIRFIELD K115 09 S M 15 7 SUNNYSIDE STOCKTON K276 09 W M 17 189 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA Kill 09 Z M 15 43 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA K284 09 W M 16 22 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA K111 09 8 F 16 54 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA Kill 09 W M 14 57 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA K115 09 W M 14 110 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA K115 09 W M 16 205 VALLEY OAK RESIDENTIAL MANTECA K111 09 F 17 50 ALDEA ASSESS NAPA J128 10 8 M 15 1 BAY AREA YTH IN ACTION RICHMOND K228 10 W M 17 8 CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES TURLOCK K111 10 S F 9 170 CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES TURLOCK K119 10 W M 15 184 CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES TURLOCK K116 10 B F 14 144 FLORENCE CRITTENTON SAN FRANCISC K122 10 0 5 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND 8 J128 10 0 1 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND 6 J128 10 E 0 32 GERMAN ROSS OUTREACH RICHMOND B J128 10 Z M 0 21 GUADALUPE -GOOD -SAM COLTON K284 10 0 2 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J128 10 B F 14 2 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J118 10 0 - F 15 21 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J131 10 Page No. 6 ' 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children 6 Family Group Home Placements in 1995 "" Out-of-county **•• CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOOTRS M 15 2 HEALTH CARE SERVICES MARTINEZ J111 10 W F 0 2 HICKMAN HOME S.F. K119 10 F 15 1 HICKMAN HOME FOR CHILDRE S.F. J112 10 W F 16 2 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO B J135 10 S M 0 58 INOEPENDENCE HOUSE STOCKTON K275 10 8 M 0 1 INDEPENDENCE HOUSE STOCKTON K271 10 S M 0 110 INDEPENDENCE HOUSE STOCKTON K119 10 S M 14 35 RESIDENTIAL SERVICES SAN RAFAEL K275 10 S M 14 166 RESIDENTIAL SERVICES SAN RAFAEL J126 10 8 M 13 151 RESIDENTIAL SERVICES SAN RAFAEL K141 10 B M 12 125 RESIDENTIAL SERVICES SAN RAFAEL K116 10 B M 13 135 RESIDENTIAL SERVICES SAN RAFAEL. K124 10 B F 12 208 VEE'S HOME OF TLC RICHMOND K144 10 S F 0 9 YEE'S HOME OF TLC RICHMOND K235 10 W M 17 251 WILDERNESS RECOVERY REDDING K281 10 B M 11 11 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND B K140 11 B M 13 141 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND B K116 11 B 0 248 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND 8 K112 11 B M 14 188 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND 8 K115. 11 8 F 16 130 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND B K115 11 8 M 16 4 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND B J118 11 B M 16 1 COLLEGE HAVEN INC RICHMOND 8 J118 11 F 14 167 DRAKE HOUSE GH PLEASANT HIL J123 11 8 F 14 129 DRAKE HOUSE GH PLEASANT HIL K194 11 F 10 25 IMANI.FACILITIES SAN PABLO B K116 11 W F 16 20 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO B J135 11 8 F 14 89 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO 8 K143 11 B F 13 258 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO 8 K142 11 B F 16 208 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO B K145 11 8 F 12 185 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO B K149 11 B F 0 26 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO 8 K113 11 O F 12 71 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO B K116 11 S F 0 137 IMANI FACILITIES SAN PABLO 8 K232 11 W F 15 48 PALOMARES INTENSIVE SAN JOSE K119 11 B M 6 213 VEE'S HOME OF TLC RICHMOND B K112 11, B F 16 93 WALDEN HSE ADOL PRGM SAN FRANCISC K134 11 8 F 15 172 WALDEN HSE ADOL PROM SAN FRANCISC K116 11 W F 16 12 WALDEN HSE ADOL PRGM SAN FRANCISC K116 11 W F 0 1 WALDEN HSE ADOL PRGM SAN FRANCISC K275 11 S F 11 199 CHILDRENS GARDEN RES SAN RAFAEL K115 12 W M 12 122 FULL CIRCLE BOLINAS K112 12 B F 13 194 SACRAMENTO CH HM CTR SACRAMENTO K119 12 W M 14 306 SIERRA VISTA SACRAMENTO J124 12 0 60 ST MARTIN'S HOME SUISUN CITY K113 12 8 M 7 199 STANFORD HOME SACRAMENTO K137 12 Page No. 7 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children S Family-Group Some Placements in 1995 •'•• Out-of-county **�* CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ 'ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOQTRS B F 14 27 STANFORD HOME SACRAMENTO K116 12 B F 15 331 STANFORD HOME SACRAMENTO K146 12 W F 15 136 STANFORD HOME SACRAMENTO K116 12 B F 14 144 STANFORD HOME SACRAMENTO K116 12 B M 15 360 SUNNY HILLS CHILDREN'S SAN ANSELMO K126 12 B F 18 152 SUNNY HILLS CHILDREN'S SAN ANSELMO K119 12 B M 15 117 SUNNY HILLS CHILDREN'S SAN ANSELMO K116 12 W F 16 174 E.ROSS CLARK ELM STOCKTON K119 13 W M 12 258 FAMILIES FIRST DAVIS K115 14 B F 14 41 INTENSIVE TREATMENT FFA DAVIS Kill 14 B M 7 15 PROJECT EXCELLENCE DAVIS K137 14 B M 10 21 PROJECT EXCELLENCE DAVIS J114 14 B M 16 22 PROJECT EXCELLENCE DAVIS K222 14 B F 18 8 PROJECT EXCELLENCE DAVIS K122 14 S F 0 1 PROJECT EXCELLENCE DAVIS K235 14 8 F 13 2 PROJECT EXCELLENCE DAVIS J113 14 W F 16 50 VICTOR RES CENTER BELLA VISTA K119 14 Page No. 1 05/31!96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** In-county **** CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDQTRS B M 0 42 MOSS BEACH GH OAKLAND K137 04 B F 13 93 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY 8 K288 05 2 M 15 52 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B J116 05 B F 17 318 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K115 05 B F 13 17 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K288 05 B F 12 6 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B J137 05 0 F 18 217 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K113 05 M 16 4 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY 8 ills 05 8 M 15 289 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K113 05 B F 16 184 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K115 05 B F 17 171 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K115 05 B M 0 59 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY s K115 05 B M 0 54 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K115 05 B F 17 9 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B J129 05 M 12 2 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B J132 05 M 12 336 SENECA OAKLAND K239 05 F 12 203 SENECA OAKLAND K149 05 B M 16 127 SENECA OAKLAND K148 05 W F 16 182 SENECA OAKLAND K221 05 M 0 64 SENECA OAKLAND Kill 05 B M 0 56 SENECA OAKLAND K142 05 B M 0 61 SENECA OAKLAND K274 05 W M 12 5 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE J112 05 B M 14 332 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B K224 06 M 10 4 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND 8 J11s 06 M 9 S.CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND 8 J124 06 W M 14 48 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B K110 05 W M 9 68 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B J127 06 M 9 93 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B J124 06 W M 14 57 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B K128 06 B M 7 206 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B K280 06 W M 5 206 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B K280 06 B M 16 3 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B J118 OB W M 16 70 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K111 06 W M 16 6 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 J127 06 Z M 15 11 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J116 06 F 0 1 OAKLAND YOUTH OAKLAND B K116 06 B F 0 1 OAKLAND YOUTH OAKLAND B K229 O6 B M 11 119 SENECA OAKLAND K127 06 B M 17 123 SENECA OAKLAND K238 06 8 M 15 36 SENECA OAKLAND K148 O6 B M 15 30 SENECA OAKLAND K274 06 S M 14 193 SENECA OAKLAND K276 06 F 12 58 SENECA OAKLAND K149 06 B M 15 252 SENECA OAKLAND K274 06 Page No. 2 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children 6 Family Group Home Placements in 1995 In-county **'* CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS M 18 196 SENECA OAKLAND Kill 06 8 M 13 196 SENECA OAKLAND K142 06 B M 11 161 SENECA OAKLAND K238 06 W M 10 52 SENECA OAKLAND K238 06 8 M 16 161 SENECA OAKLAND K148 06 S M 15 109 SENECA OAKLAND K276 06 M 0 49 SENECA OAKLAND K226 06 W F 14 325 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K284 06 W F 16 28 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K128 06 W M 13 131 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE J178 06 F 16 269 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K289 06 W F 15 198 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K116 06 0 199 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE J124 06 0 181 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE J112 06 W M 14 135 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K113 06 F D 8 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K116 06 F 0 11 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K289 06 W M 0 1 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K159 06 0 39 SHATTUCK HOME LIVERMORE K116 06 8 M 15 30 AIM TO PLEASE BERKELEY B K113 07 B M 9 99 ANTHONY'S AGAPE OAKLAND 8 K234 07 B M 9 218 ANTHONY'S AGAPE OAKLAND B K119 07 B M 9 247 ANTHONY'S AGAPE OAKLAND B K234 07 B F 16 279 BEST HOUSE OAKLAND K119 07 8 F 16 332 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY 8 K271 07 B F 12 318 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY B K117 07 B F 18 109 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY 8 Kill 07 8 F 15 229 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY B K282 07 W F 15 3 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY B J126 07 W F 15 72 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY B K116 07 8 M 9 5 CASTRO VALLEY GROUP CASTRO VALLE K122 07 B M 13 111 FRIENDS FREMONT K115 07 B F 15 247 FRIENDS FREMONT J125 07 B F 16 36 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K135 07 B F 16 96 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K13A 07 W F 15 7 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND 8 K119 07 B F 14 15 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K288 07 W F 14 129 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND 8 J126 07 0 270 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND 8 J114 07 B F 16 85 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K135 07 W F 16 . 5 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B J112 07 W F 16 93 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B J112 07 B F 14 89 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K288 07 B F 14 56 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K275 07 8 M 16 28 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND 8 J118 07 Page No. 3 • 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children 8 Family Group Home Placements in 1995 '"' In-county •*" CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS W F 15 28 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K116 07 B M 17 20 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K153 07 B F 18 129 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K143 07 S F 17 129 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B J12B 07 B F 0 93 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K115 07 W F 0 14 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K146 07 T F 0 92 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND 8 K128 07 0 4 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B J125 07 0 F 11 83 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K116 07 0 1 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B J125 07 S M 15 4 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J125 07 W M 16 44 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J127 07 B F 14 150 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K115 07 8 F 15 46 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K115 07 M 17 183 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K124 07 8 M 15 26 NORTH OAKLAND BOYS OAKLAND B K133 07 B M 14 29 NORTH OAKLAND BOYS OAKLAND B K133 07 B M 18 131 NORTH OAKLAND BOYS OAKLAND B K224 07 W M 16 44 NORTH OAKLAND BOYS OAKLAND 8 K283 07 S M 14 61 SENECA OAKLAND K284 07 B M 10 92 SENECA OAKLAND K127 07 8 M 11 92 SENECA OAKLAND K237 07 M 9 231 SENECA OAKLAND K226 07 W M 0 7 SENECA OAKLAND K119 07 B M 2 174 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B K152 07 B M 7 324 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B K275 07 8 M 9 283 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B K152 07 S M 3 153 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B K152 07 0 3 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND 8 J118 07 F 6 3 STEW'S LOVE N'CARE OAKLAND B J118 07 F 5 3 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND 8 J118 07 F 7 5 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B J122 07 F 5 5 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND 8 J132 07 F 1 130 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B J118 07 F 2 130 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B J118 07 F 6 130 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B J118 07 F 5 130 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B J118 07 0 130 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND 6 J118 07 8 F 18 3 STEW'S LOVE N CARE OAKLAND B K146 07 B F 17 362 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K136 08 B F 13 362 CANAAN PLACE' OAKLAND B J165 08 8 F 18 310 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K162 OS 8 F 17 185 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND 8 Kill 08 8 F 18 27 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B J137 08 B F 1 1 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B J137 08 Page No. 4 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 .*** In-county **** CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS B F 15 143 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND 8 K231 08 B F 18 151 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K122 08 8 F 17 124 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B Kill 08 B F 0 60 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K115 08 6 F 0 34 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K115 08 B F 0 17 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K162 08 0 3 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B J124 08 0 3 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND 8 J124 08 B F 14 3 CANAAN PLACE OAKLAND B K111 08 M 19 8 CELESTE GROUP HOME OAKLAND B J113 08 R F 14 5 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B J135 08 F 14 300 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND B J118 08 0 5 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND 8 J112 08 B F 13 3 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B J113 08 0 7 HOLLOWAY GH OAKLAND B K136 08 8 M 7 6 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J135 08 B M 14 303 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K133 08 B M 7 29 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J135 08 B M 14 7 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K162 08 8 M 10 2 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J131 08 B M 14 263 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 J148 08 B M 10 253 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J131 08 B M 10 3 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K231 08 8 M 18 271 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B Jill 08 B M 12 11 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K233 08 B M 10 2 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K231 08 B M 15 99 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K133 08 8 M 15 8 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K224 08 W M 10 22 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J116 08 8 M .17 7 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J110 08 W M 16 5 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K282 08 8 M 12 5 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY S J138 08 M 9 3 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J122 08 W F 16 41 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K119 08 B M 17 206 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J110 08 8 M 15 8 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K275 08 S M 14 181 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J133 08 M 17 4 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J131 08 B M 16 14 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K133 08 8 M 16 164 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K133 08 S M 14 8 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K275 08 B M 15 13 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K275 08 W M 16 3 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K282 08 M 16 6 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 J126 08 M 16 25 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 J126 08 Page No. 5 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 .... 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CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOGTRS B M 14 131 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B X115 08 B M 18 136 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K136 08 B M 16 135 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K119 08 M 16 130 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B 1118 OS B M 13 128 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K124 08 0 1 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J124 08 0 1 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J124 08 6 M 13 1 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K122 08 8 M 0 126 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K113 08 B M 13 6 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K122 08 B M 0 5 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K227 08 W M 0 1 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J127 08 B F 0 1 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY 8 K115 08 B F 0 1 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B K115 08 W M 0 3 NEWMAN PLACE ALBANY B J127 08 M 11 4 POSITIVE LINKS OAKLAND 8 J120 08 8 M 11 6 POSITIVE LINKS OAKLAND 8 1118 08 B M 18 185 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K221 O8 8 M 10 178 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K287 08 W M 16 163 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K112 08 B M 12 172 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K148 08 B M 18 156 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K224 08 B M 14 150 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND 8 K231 08 8 M 17 129 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND 8 K116 08 B M 16 5 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K119 08 S M 16 172 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND 8 J365 08 8 M 16 102 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND B K119 08 B M 0 1 R & L CHILDRENS OAKLAND 8 K238 08 8 M 10 91 SENECA OAKLAND K238 08 B M 15 14 SENECA OAKLAND K274 08 W M 9 190 SENECA OAKLAND K119 08 8 M 11 119 SENECA OAKLAND K126 08 W F 14 35 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K148 08 B F 14 153 THOMAS GROUP HOME SAN LEANDRO B K224 08 B F 16 153 THOMAS GROUP HOME SAN LEANDRO 8 K135 08 B F 14 101 THOMAS GROUP HOME SAN LEANDRO B K119 08 B F 16 45 THOMAS GROUP HOME SAN LEANDRO B K128 08 8 M 10 3 ANOTHER OPTION OAKLAND 8 K231 09 8 M 15 8 ANOTHER OPTION OAKLAND B K151 09 8 F 15 179 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY B K143 09 8 F 9 159 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY 8 K225 09 F 0 2 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY B K116 09 W F 13 1 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY 8 K284 09 W F 15 3 CASSIO PLACE UNION CITY 8 J127 09 8 F 14 41 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND B K223 09 Page No. 6 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children R Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** In-county **** CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDOTRS g M 11 18 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND 8 K140 09 g M 10 328 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND B K112 09 g M 12 10 CLARA*$ COVE OAKLAND B K148 09 g F 16 3 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND B X127 09 W F 15 47 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND B K233 09 B F 13 108 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND 8 J135 09 B F 16 2 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K127 09 B F 14 55 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K223 09 B F 18 4 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND 8 K112 09 F 14 296 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B J135 09 W F 15 61 CLARA'$ COVE OAKLAND 8 K116 09 W F 15 34 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K119 09 B F 13 199 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K156 09 B F 17 57 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B J167 09 W M 13 28 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND 8 K135 09 W M 10 28 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K135 09 B M 13 4 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K122 09 8 M 0 33 CLARA'S COVE OAKLAND B K221 09 B M 13 132 FRIENDS FREMONT K116 09 F 16 76 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 09 B F 17 231 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K158 09 g F 12 10 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K234 09 W F 15 29 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 09 g F 17 169 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J114 09 B F 18 338 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K112 09 B F 15 178 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J132 09 W F 14 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K284 09 W F 14 26 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 09 8 F 16 313 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K221 09 g F 13 174 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K128 09 W F 13 307 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 09 0 F 14 11 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 09 8 F 14 145 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K221 09 W F 14 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 09 S M 14 11 NORTH OAKLAND BOYS OAKLAND B K158 09 B M 14 2 POSITIVE LINKS OAKLAND B K115 49 M 11 143 POSITIVE LINKS OAKLAND 8 J120 49 8 M 10 131 POSITIVE LINKS OAKLAND 8 K141 09 g M 11 1 POSITIVE LINKS OAKLAND 8 J118 09 W F 14 231 SENEGA OAKLAND K148 09 M 15 189 SENECA OAKLAND Kill 09 g M 14 125 SUPERIOR OH NEWARK X115 09 M 16 122 SUPERIOR GH NEWARK K116 09 8 F 16 10 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE K115 09 8 F 10 4 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE X224 09 Page No. 7 • 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Famity Group Home Ptacements in 1995 **** In-county **** CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDQTRS B F 16 84 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE J167 09 0 F 14 4 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE J123 09 0 6 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE J114 09 S F 17 3 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE K135 G9 B F 13 225 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE J137 09 g F 11 223 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE J137 09 S F 16 10 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J126 10 W M 17 20 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K282 10 B M 6 108 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K137 10 S F 16 151 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J126 10 W F 15 135 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K113 10 B F 15 56 BAY AREA YTH,CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K135 10 S M 17 187 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K119 10 W F 16 289 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K162 10 S F 16 15 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K134 10 W M 16 8 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K111 10 W M 14 12 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J129 10 W F 17 7 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J116 10 S M 14 240 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K112 10 B M 7 32 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K137 10 W M 16 93 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K283 10 S F 16 7 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J132 10 W F 17 113 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K138 10 W F 17 69 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K282 10 W F 16 53 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J162 10 S F 15 199 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K131 10 B F 16 24 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J132 10 W F 14 171 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J112 10 W M 16 166 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K113 10 W M 16 142 BAY AREA .YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K288 10 W F 16 143 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K112 10 W M 16 130 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K288 10 W M 15 130 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K280 10 W M 0 53 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K136 10 W F 15 2 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K136 10 W M 0 47 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K115 10 B F 0 49 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K113 10 W F 16 6 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J124 10 0 F 0 1 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K138 10 0 1 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J127 10 W M 0 24 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K288 10 F 0 8 SAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J128 10 M 0 18 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W K287 10 0 3 BAY AREA YTH CTRS GH SAN LEANDRO W J127 10 8 M 15 45 BEST RESORT BERKELEY B K23A 10 Page No. 8 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children 8 Family Group Home Placements in 1995 _*** In-county •'_' +i++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-r+++++++ CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDQTRS B M 15 85 BEST RESORT BERKELEY 8 K146 10 F 16 2 KAIROS ON OAKLAND J133 10 W F 15 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 F 17 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J118 10 W F 15 141 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 B F 17 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J116 10 B F 17 8 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J114 10 F 13 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 W F 15 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 8 F 15 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J132 10 W F 9 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J110 10 F 15 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J120 10 0 F 14 10 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 B F 14 8 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J129 10 F 17 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J116 10 F 15 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J110 10 F 13 303 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J131 10 0 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J117 10 F 16 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J114 10 F 16 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 g F 16 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J131 10 F 16 176 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 F 15 8 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J120 10 B F 8 67 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K225 10 F 15 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J110 10 F 15 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 $ F 16 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 W F 17 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J122 10 6 F 18 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K112 10 8 F 16 84 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 W F 17 154 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J122 10 S F 16 282 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 8 F 14 46 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J131 10 F 14 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 8 F 16 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K145 10 8 F 14 205 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J129 10 8 F 16 63 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J131 10 8 F 15 105 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K128 10 8 F 17 201 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K182 10 g F 15 25 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K288 10 g F 15 106 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K115 10 B F 13 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND Jill 10 8 F 16 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 S F 16 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J128 10 8 F 18 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J137 10 Page No. 9 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 '•*• In-county **•* CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOGTRS 8 F 16 75 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K283 10 F 13 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 B M 12 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K113 10 F 13 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J135 10 F 18 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J133 10 F 13 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 F 15 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J124 10 B F 15 9 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J112 10 V F 16 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 F 16 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J116 10 8 F 14 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K288 10 F 18 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 8 F 13 206 KAIROS GH OAKLAND Jill 10 B F 18 1S KAIROS GH OAKLAND J137 10 F 18 65 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 B F 16 101 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 S F 16 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 S F 16 30 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 B F 15 15 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J112 10 F 12 8 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J114 10 F 15 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 8 F 14 27 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K122 10 6 F 18 17 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J133 10 F 15 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J110 10 B F 17 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K147 10 F 13 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND Jill 10 F 17 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 F 14 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 F 14 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 8 F 15 148 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K274 10 F 15 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J122 10 F 11 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J122 10 F 17 21 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 S F 17 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 F 15 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 F 14 15 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 8 F 14 130 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 S F 18 128 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K162 10 S F 17 8 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 S F 15 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 S F 16 17 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K284 10 B F 14 125 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K234 10 8 F 14 125 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K234 10 F 18 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J130 10 F 13 124 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J114 10 'Page No. 10 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 ***t In-county ••<• CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ EIHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDQTRS F i6 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J116 10 F 12 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J122 10 8 F 16 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K271 10 W F i6 12 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 S F 16 116 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J127 10 W F 15 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J128 10 F 14 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J129 10 F 16 5 KAIRQS GH OAKLAND J132 10 F 16 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J132 10 B F 17 111 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K121 10 F 18 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J130 10 S F 15 123 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 S F 14 123 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J123 10 F 16 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J116 10 W F 16 109 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K283 10 F 16 108 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J132 10 F 16 108 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J132 10 0 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J138 10 0 4 KAIRQS GH OAKLAND J113 10 0 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 F 0 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J113 10 B F 0 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K288 10 0 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J126 10 S F 14 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J137 10 0 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J120 IO 8 F 0 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K115 10 0 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J128 10 S F 14 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J137 10 0 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J138 10 W F 0 7 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K275 10 0 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 0 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J125 10 F 0 8 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J128 10 S F 15 5 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J114 10 0 25 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K166 10 0 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J138 10 0 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J12T 10 0 3 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J111 10 g F 0 6 KAIRQS GH OAKLAND K226 10 0 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J118 10 8 F 13 8 KAIRQS GH OAKLAND J113 10 9 F 0 17 KAIROS GH OAKLAND K123 10 8 F 13 307 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND 8 K285 10 g F 14 285 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND B K122 10 g F 15 159 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND 8 K238 10 Page No. 11 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 "•' In-county **�* CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HDQTRS --------- ------- ------- --------- -------------------- ----------- --------- --------- ----------- B F 16 249 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND B K113 10 B F 15 124 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND B K228 10 B F 13 93 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND 6 K152 10 B F 10 6 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND 8 J118 10 W F 0 26 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND 8 K276 10 0 5 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND B J138 10 0 1 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND B J138 10 W F 0 23 OPPORTUNITY PLUS OAKLAND B K282 10 B M 12 321 ROCK CREEK HOMES BERKELEY B K132 10 B F 16 50 ROCK CREEK HOMES BERKELEY B K119 10 W F 8 219 RUBICON FREMONT K288 10 W F 9 198 RUBICON FREMONT K288 10 8 F 9 166 RUBICON FREMONT K285 10 8 F 9 159 RUBICON FREMONT K146 10 W M 0 1 RUBICON FREMONT K235 10 W M 0 1 RUBICON FREMONT K235 10 W M 12 35 RUBICON FREMONT K288 10 B F 16 194 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K13A 10 B M 16 9 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K133 10 W F 16 165 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K275 10 W M 14 152 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K128 10 W F 17 124 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K138 10 B F 16 124 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K122 10 B F 0 82 THUNDER ROAD OAKLAND K274 10 0 9 WE VALUE FAMILIES CASTRO VALLE J114 10 M 7 327 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND 8 K276 11 W M 11 324 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B K281 11 B M 12 300 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B K124 11 B M 10 290 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B K147 11 W M 12 290 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B K138 11 B M 7 258 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B J135 11 W M 9 250 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B K113 11 B M 11 202 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND 8 K129 11 B M 10 194 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND 8 K116 11 8 M 0 2 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND 8 K271 11 8 M 0 2 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B K123 11 B M 16 297 OUR HOME OAKLAND B K119 11 Z M 15 227 OUR HOME OAKLAND 6 K284 11 S M 17 121 OUR HOME OAKLAND B K119 11 8 M 0 27 OUR HOME OAKLAND B K224 11 8 M 0 3 OUR HOME OAKLAND B K224 11 B F 15 280 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND K239 12 f 16 285 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND K156 12 F 14 8 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND J113 12 — F 14 5 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND J113 12 Page No. 12 05/31/96 ALAMEDA CO SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Children & Family Group Home Placements in 1995 **** In-county **** CHILD'S CHILD'S CHILD'S LENGTH OF GROUP HOME CITY OF GH PLACEMENT RATE CLASSF ETHNICITY SEX AGE PLACEMENT FACILITY PLACEMENT/ ETHNICITY WORKER # LEVEL (RCL) (DAYS) GH HOGTRS M 1 12 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND J113 12 8 F 16 77 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND K229 12 8 F 18 198 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND Kill 12 8 F 15 194 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND K115 12 8' F 15 149 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND K232 12 B F 0 1 CANADA ASSOC OAKLAND K232 12 B M 12 6 FRAGO TREATMENT OAKLAND B J112 12 F 13 1 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J120 12 F 15 2 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J110 12 F 14 6 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J116 12 F 17 9 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J118 12 F 18 4 KAIROS GH OAKLAND J120 12 F 10 335 LINCOLN CHILD CENTER OAKLAND K116 12 B F 9 132 LINCOLN CHILD CENTER OAKLAND K152 12 B M 12 1 LINCOLN CHILD CENTER OAKLAND K126 12 B M 12 2 LINCOLN CHILD CENTER OAKLAND K126 12 B F 12 4 BERKELEY ACADEMY BERKELEY B K234 14 B F 15 116 BERKELEY ACADEMY BERKELEY B K115 14 F 0 1 BERKELEY ACADEMY BERKELEY B J113 14 B F 0 18 BERKELEY ACADEMY BERKELEY B J163 14 B F 16 151 BERKELEY ACADEMY FOR YOU BERKELEY B K115 14 B F 12 3 BERKELEY ACADEMY FOR YOU BERKELEY 8 K234 - 14 F 17 271 BERKELEY ACADEMY FOR YOU BERKELEY B J405 14 B F 14 139 BERKELEY ACADEMY FOR YOU BERKELEY B K128 14 8 M 13 361 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO J378 14 S M 9 335 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K116 14 0 313 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO J128 14 S F 10 22 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K119 14 8 F 8 249 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K15A 14 S F 10 244 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K119 14 B M 15 192 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K119 14 8 M 12 213 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K134 14 B M 11 197 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K228 14 W M 10 169 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO J127 14 W M 7 146 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K128 14 M 9 138 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K116 14 B M 12 16 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO K126 14 W M 0 2 SENECA CENTER SAN LEANDRO Kill 14 e . �/4 Y/ N0V 9 CORKBOARo OF CO q CO OFSTqSONIS From the Hilltop Drive Citizens Advisory Committee as forwarded by the El Sobrante Municipal Advisory Council 11/13/96 to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors 11/19/96 Please forward all written communication to: Chair ESMAC Bob Sullivan 3817 SanPablo Dam Road Suite#533 El Sobrante, CA 94803 This document was prepared with some of the results of a five year group study to determine appropriate capital improvements designed to reduce both motorist and pedestrian injuries on Hilltop Drive in unincorporated county. This ongoing volunteer El Sobrante resident effort has been conducted by the Hilltop Drive Citizen Advisory Committee. This committee officially began in 1991 as the Hilltop Manor Neighborhood Council and in August 1993 became the HDCAC-a sub TAC to the El Sobrante Traffic Advisory Council. It has since become an ad hoc committee to the El Sobrante Municipal Advisory Council. The purpose of this document is two-fold: 1. advise the Board of an alternative to the current legal deadlock between County Public Works and the First Baptist Church located in the City of Richmond and adjacent to the County right of way for Hilltop Drive. 2. to address concerns associated with other safety related improvements. HDCAC believes that it is in the best interests of the City and the County from both the perspectives of safety and staff costs, energy, and time to resolve this dispute with mutually agreeable terms as soon as possible. HDCAC believes it is in the best position to commence discussion of those terms. A brief description of the situation with references to enclosures follows: Public Works staff contend that the Church did not obtain the proper permit to alter drainage facilities in the County's jurisdiction between the Church and the County road. Richmond staff contend that the contractor failed to obtain a City permit to pave an old gravel parking lot that County staff contend will now add to an existing flooding problem on the property of a private residence in the County across the Drive. Richmond and County staff concur that permits shall not be issued until all Conditions of Approval from both jurisdictions are met. Please, review the enclosed letters from both agencies and the Church's Counsel for enumeration, content, and refutation of the COA's. The HDCAC has chosen to involve itself in this dispute because construction of the western most segment of a Board allocated(Sept. 1991)pedestrian path cannot begin in a cost effective manner until the parking lot paving and it's storm run-off issues are resolved. The path will cross the new parking area and the rushing water created by the impervious asphalt surface(I 3,000t sq. ft.)should be conveyed under the raised pathway so that it does not cross over the path. The rain storm on Oct. 29 has already proven the previously asserted need for conveyance under the path at this location. Some junior high and elementary school children walk this route to school regardless of the weather. The primary motivation of the Deferred Improvement Agreement already imposed upon and settled with the Apostolic Faith Church next door to First Baptist and the same imposition on Baptist are opposed by HDCAC because further widening of the pavement will result in further increases in vehicle speed and accidents. 85%of traffic already exceeds the posted limit by 12MPH. Currently, speeds frequent 50WH in a 25WH zone. Many unrecorded accidents occur on this road, even though the CHP cites aggressively. Pavement widening will also encourage additional illegal and unsafe passing on both the left and right. Canvassing of the residents along Hilltop Drive has revealed this aggregate opinion. Residents already experience significant egress and ingress driveway problems because of traffic speed and volume. With some dedication of First Baptists frontage,HDCAC believes a durable safe and aesthetically pleasing asphalt path can be constructed for less cost than concrete, curb, and gutter. First Baptist should still make safe their drainage alterations made adjacent to the roadway. Landscaping and soil removal as recommended by City staff don't affect County responsibilities. As for the residential flooding,the Baptist Church's contractor has a conditional agreement with the County,the Church and the resident to increase the size of the pipe under the street and under the residents property,at the contractor's expense, should it be agreed to by all parties that such pipe replacement will be the extent of and all of the required work. In summary,the HDCAC is requesting the Board's support in: 1. having our input involved in a concurrent manner as an equal partner in arriving at a final settlement as to how and where our path and directly associated drainage facilities will be.constructed throughout it's entire length. 2. having the DIA removed and reduce the 15 foot ROW dedication for the First Baptist Church as COAs for issuance of an encroachment permit, in return for the necessary frontage to construct a path and connect it to the concrete sidewalk to the west and the already aligned path to the east and the Church correcting the storm run-off drainage facilities along its frontage as already discussed with staff. 3. agreement to maintaining Hilltop Drive from Alhambra to Manor at it's present paved width. 4. encouraging Public Works staff to proceed steadily without delay in the proper preparatory processes and to begin construction as soon as possible along the entire length of the pathway project. 5. having Public Works staff prepare a critical path and timeline schedule for the remaining project and deliver it to the ESMAC chair so that HDCAC may plan its activities accordingly. The schedule should include anticipated lengths of time for each part of the project. Addendum: The HDCAC has already met with the Deacons of the Church and they are conceptually in agreement with the terms listed above. Further information about assumption of liabilities for the new path and ROW are necessary to complete the negotiation process. Assistance from Public Works staff in compiling the appropriate ordinances and statutes would be greatly appreciated. The Deacons expressed the desire to commence fulfilling their responsibilities as indicated above as soon as possible. Hilltop Drive Improvement Plan General: The County Board of Supervisors has authorized the Public Works Department to use Road Funds (Proposition 111 Gas Tax Funds) for safety and operational improvements on Hilltop Drive. The residents felt that vehicles traveled too fast on Hilltop Drive, there were sight distance problems on some of the side streets and driveways, there were no places to walk and several other issues were a concern. The Public Works Department has been continually meeting with the Hilltop Citizen's Advisory Committee (HCAC) to develop goals for the study and to get a sense of the type of problems the residents in the Hilltop area would like to correct. More recently, the proposed improvement plan and status of its respective stages have been discussed. Propositsion 111 Gas Tax funds are collected by the State and forwarded annually to the County. The Public Works Department has been receiving approximately $14 million per year in Road funds. The majority of the funding, approximately $9.7 million, goes towards the County maintenance operations,. The remainder of the monies are designated for items such as traffic safety operations, the Community Development Department and capital road projects. The Hilltop Drive Improvements fall under this last category. The County relies on many other sources of project funding than the Road funds. All of these funding sources, such as the Area of Benefit fee program and grant monies have been coming in significantly less than expected. The Road funds have had to cover several unanticipated project deficits. Hilltop Drive Improvement Project will continue to receive some of this funding, but it is coming in less than expected. We estimate that this amount will fall between $75,000 to $100,000. � Obligated funds: Current balance: $400,000 Signal at La Paloma $175,000 Pedestrian path on north side of road from RR city limits to La Paloma $60.000 Remaining balance $165,000 Projected amount per year: $75,000 to $100,000 Hilltop Drive Improvement Plan - REVISED Construct pedestrian facilities on Hilltop Drive from Richmond city limits to Manor Road, including modification and/or improvement of any existing drainage facilities impacted by project. Construction of project will require retaining walls at several locations as well as several difficult driveway conforms. Jqq`j Segment 1: City limits to La Paloma Road. $50,000 Segment 2: La Paloma Road to Refrew Road. $189,100 Segment 3: Refrew Road to Manor Road. $374,900 Install signal at intersection of La Paloma $150,000 TOTAL ESTIMATE OF IMPROVEMENTS 576I,000 HILLTOP DRIVE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE 10-4-96 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the HDCAC shall be to advise the ESMAC in making recommendations to the CCC Board of Supervisors regarding expenditures of the $1000,000 allocated fund for Hilltop Drive capital improvements which are to include and not be limited to: 1. a pedestrian facility linking Manor Road with the Latter Day Saints Church sidewalk; 2. stormwater run—off facilities improvements benefiting motorists, pedestrians, and the health and safety of those using real property adjacent or in proximity to such improvements; 3. additional motorist and pedestrian safety projects. Additionally, the HDCAC shall advise the ESMAC on: 1. acceptability and progress of Board and Public Works decisions regarding Hilltop Drive; 2. reallocation of any remaining funds to nearby related projects; 3. accomplishing all of the preceding with the guiding principle that the best long term solution can be achieved by keeping the community fully informed. At the HDCAC's discretion, the HDCAC may advise the ESMAC on traffic matters in any expansion of the Richmond/EI Sobrante Area of Benefit along Hilltop Drive and may communicate directly with City of Richmond. City of Richmond - .DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS •,:Division of Building Regulations FIELD INSPECTION NOTICE Date Permit.No. Job address A ,LL-roe 'DR tJ?, Victions were noted as follows: � �f5 �tEdu►a� a F��- pAglc,,,rl. ZFx-xW5'%N N a Wake 29- AIINC3 WOAt fir X13 i "0 A-1 S A k 8f- RP?lr f V Ao t W ITN 14 O When corrections have been made call for reinspection. For additional information telephone CITY HALL 620-6868. Inspector WHITE-Permit Hoider CANARY • Fite Copy PINK.Inspector CONTRA COSTA COUNTY 9UBI.FC WORKS DEFARTIICENT ' APPLICATION AND PERMIT CENfiER 651 PINE STREET,2N1)FLOOR,NORTH WING,MARTINEZ, CA 94553 PHONE: 510-646.1607 FAX: 510-646-1599 E=OACIPAENT PFRMTT to work in accordance with T"Ale 10 of the Ordinance Code of Contra Costa County, County Ordinance Specifications, and any Special Requirements shown or listed herein. , Please read this Permit carefully and keep it at the work site. e• ULL's °� Permitte — 5489 SOBRAIM AVENUE Address: EL SOBEANTE G 94803 CitylStater, Telephone Number:`W--2 -Z fZ, "rte eTro7 — Esyiration Date: This Permit exp' on If the work is not completed by this date,you m Permitted Activity: ell Conditiorm 1. IF WORK is performed without a nem%j the foe shall be daablc the amount pet fee schedule or s"a m an ur $300. 2. IF this permit is for an EXCAVATION in the County toad right-of--way,it is not valid without a current USA Number. 3. ARRANGE for an INSPECTION by phoning 510-313-2320 at least 48 hours before you begin work. WORK DONE wZTROUT NOTIFICATION IS SUBJECT TO A ME OF $100. 4. =-INSPr-CTOR may modify this permit to nxzt field Wnd1tions. S. SECTIONS I,1,III,and IV on the back side of this permit apply.PLEASE READ. 6. ANY SURVEY MONUMMM which are temoved or disturbed shall be replaced using surveying practices a,-atabkol-lite Cu=w Surveyor,contact 310.313-2314. �. T(L RRARPE for a REFUND of fa or bond deposits,schedule a final Inspeedon by phoning 510-313-2320. v R�itids w4P be made 40 days from the date your wotk is accepted. C`C C,�� O � Jtj tT � The Permittee egrets to save,hulenuufy and hold harmless the County of Contra Costa,its ofoars,employees and agmts from all liabilities imposed by law by reason of injury to or death of any person(s) or damage to property, including without limitation liability for trespass, nuisance or inverse condemnation,which may arise out of the work covered by this permit,and does agree to defend the County,its officers,employees and agents against any claim or action asserting such liability. Accepting this permit or starting any work heteuader shall constilm acceptance and agreement to all of the conditions and requirements of this permit and the Ordinance and Specifications authorizing issuance of sluh permit Signature of Pec*tt Date: B Date: 6 �6 Famit Tecksieiuf FOR: J. Michael Warford, Public Works Director, Contra Costa County •srtartsrtrt*rt*sssssssrtrtssssrtsrtssssssss�*f�#+1#*#sssss###�##�#**####r##it##t###***s Permit No. /D�'3 S/ Road No. Area_� TBM Type: Small Large Utility Receipt No. G x'57 Permit Fee Inspection Fee:/ r Bond_° � Contra Public Works a Deprtment J.Michael Walford Public Works Director Costa 255 Glacier Drive CountCount Martinez, California 94553-4897 Milton F.Kubicek y FAX: (510) 313-2333 Deputy-Engineering Telephone: (510) 313-2000 Patricia R. McNamee August 13, 1996 Deputy-Operations Maurice M.Shiu Dwight Pilz, City Engineer Deputy-Transportation City of Richmond S.Clifford Hansen 2566 Macdonald Avenue Deputy-Administration Richmond, CA 94804 RE: Hilltop Drive-Baptist Church Dear Mr. Pilz: We are writing you regarding recent construction work completed by the Baptist Church of El Sobrante, at 4555 Hilltop Drive. This church parcel is located within the City of Richmond but fronts on Hilltop Drive, a roadway within the unincorporated area of Contra Costa County. Nancy C. Wein of our office has had several conversations with members of the City Engineering and Building Inspection Departments regarding the work done by the Baptist Church. As discussed, we are jointly concerned that the large parking lot recently installed by the Church may adversely impact the existing drainage system on Hilltop Drive. This letter is to confirm our understanding of the direction that will be taken by the City and County regarding this issue. It appears that the Baptist Church did not have the required permits from the City to construct the parking lot, per the City staff. We understand that the City will notify the Church of this deficiency, if they have not already done so, and require them to submit an application and participate in the normal project review process. The County would like to have the opportunity to comment and add conditions on the permit prior to any approval of the project by the City. We would recommend that any additional storm water runoff from an increase in impervious surface, be required to drain away from Hilltop Drive. The Church may elect to improve the existing downstream system on Hilltop Drive instead. We want to thank the City of Richmond for being so responsive when the matter was brought to light and look forward to continued cooperation between our two organizations to resolve this issue. If you have any questions or would like to discuss this further, please contact me or Nancy C. Wein at 313-2342 or 313-2275, respectively. %Very truly youss ulia R. Bueren Assistant Public Works Director Transportation Engineering JRB:NW:ch g:%-anseng`n W,.Hilltop 13arxin.t8 cc: M.Shiu,Deputy Public Works Director M.Avalon,Assistant Public Works Director,Engineering Scrniees M.Hollingsworth.Assistant Public Works Director,Design D.Regan,Design N.Wein,Transportation Engineering N.Leary,Engineering Services J.Millar,Construction R.Davidson,Engineering Department,Cit}of Richmond J.Gandhi,Engineering Department,City of Richmond Joe Light,Assistant Planner,Citv of Richmond D,/611 Contra Public Works Department J.Michael Walford Public Works Director Costa 255 Glacier Drive County Martinez, California 94553-4897 Milton F.Kubicek FAX: (510) 313-2333 Deputy-Engineering Telephone: (510) 313-20000 Patricia R. McNamee September 11, 1996 Deputy-Operations Maurice M.Shu Deputy•Transportation S.Clifford Hansen Deputy-Administration First Baptist Church of EI Sobrante c/o Pastor Nation 4555 Hilltop Drive El Sobrante, CA 94803 RE: Rd. 0872A Hilltop Drive - First Baptist Church Dear Mr. Nation: We are writing you regarding recent work by Bill's Underground for your Church on Hilltop Drive under Contra Costa County Encroachment permit No. 10834. We have had a request from Bill's Underground, the contractor listed on the permit, to approve the work and thus release the $500.00 bond. We have several concerns regarding the work performed under the above permit: 1. The work is much more extensive than that described on the permit. The roadside drainage ditch has been filled in, the existing 12 inch diameter culverts extended as well as the driveways widened. In addition, an area approximately 6 feet by 300 feet has been paved over with asphalt concrete. We would like you to submit a plan and project description to our building permit center that more accurately describes the above work so we may evaluate it accordingly. The plan should show existing information as well as the proposed project (now complete). 2. The existing driveways have been widened significantly allowing more vehicles than before to access Hilltop Drive directly. We recommend that if diagonal parking is to remain, the angle of the parking stall be changed from 90 degrees to 60 degrees. This will allow for a 20 foot buffer zone behind the parking stall for a vehicle backing up to maneuver safely and enter Hilltop Drive at a better angle than if the stall parking angle was kept at 90 degrees. The recommended clear zone behind a 90 degree parking stall is 24 feet. The current parking stall configuration has only a 20 foot clear zone to the edge of Hilltop Drive. A 60 degree angle parking would provide a safer area for your parking lot users. We are also concerned about a parking lot recently constructed on the east side of your parcel without the required permits from the City of Richmond. As you are aware, the church parcel is located within the City of Richmond but fronts on Hilltop Drive, a roadway within the unincorporated area of the County. We are jointly concerned with the City, that this large parking lot may adversely impact the existing drainage system on Hilltop Drive. 0.16 First Baptist Church of El Sobrante September 11, 1996 Page 2 We understand that the City has notified you of this deficiency. Until this issue is resolved and the impacts of the new parking lot to the existing street drainage system studied, we cannot approve the work done under the above permit. If you have any questions or need Clarification on any of the above items, please call either Nancy C. Wein or myself at 313-2275 or 313-2258, respectively. Very truly yours Heather Ballenger Senior Civil Engineer Transportation Engineering HB:nw.sh g:w%nwv4wMwoPtaPds*mvLt9 M.Shiu.Deputy Public Works Director M.Avalon,Engineering Services M.Hollingsworth,Design J.Millar,Construction J.Cappozzo,Permit Center R.Davidson,Engineering Department City of Richmond J.Gandhi,Engineering Department,City of Richmond I Light,Assistant Planner,City of Richmond J.Michael waHord Contra Public Works Department Public Work*Director Costa 255 Glacier Drive Martinez,California 94553-4897 Milton F.Kubicek County FAX: (510)313.2333 Deputy-EngmeerinS Telephone: (510)313.2000 Patricia R.McNamee October 9, 1996 Deputy-Operations . Maurice M.Sl iu Deputy.Transportation Rich Davidson City of Richmond S. Clifford Hansen 2566 MacDonald Avenue Drputy•Administration Richmond, CA 94804 FILE: Encroachment Permit No. 10834 RE: Hilltop Drive/First Baptist Church Dear Mr. Davidson: I am writing to you regarding the parking lot paving that was done at the First Baptist Church located at 4555 Hilltop Drive,Richmond area. It is my understanding that this parking lot was paved without going through the City of Richmond's permit process. Even though this church is located within the City of Richmond it gains access and services via a'county road (Hilltop Drive), and more importantly, its storm drainage naturally flows to the south out of the City of Richmond and into unincorporated Contra Costa County. The City of Richmond has given us the opportunity to provide input on what conditions of approval the County would impose for the approximately 13,320 square feet of new paving placed at the First Baptist Church. The first and most important condition that the County would place on this project, relates to the additional stomi drainage generated by this new impervious surface area. The County requires that new development, such as this parking lot, "collect and convey"the storm drainage to an adequate storm drain system or an adequate natural water course. The existing 12 inch culvert beneath Hilltop Drive in the vicinity of this church is inadequate. Moreover,this culvert then drains into a private 12- inch storm drain system across Larry Neptune's property at 4566 Hilltop Drive. Mr. Neptune has informed us that tivs storm drain system is also inadequate. It is our concern that with the additional impervious surface area created by this parking lot, the already over taxed storm drain system will fail to convey the storm water and could potentially cause flooding damage to Tor. Neptune's property and possibly other private properties or County facilities. Therefore, we are requesting that the First Baptist Church be required to collect and convey the additional storm drainage per Title 10 of the County Ordinance Code. After doing a preliminary review of the existing storm drainage system and the existing hydrology in the area, �it is our belief that a storm drain system must be installed to convey apprommately 6.5 cubic feet per second of storm flow (10 year storm). We believe that the most economical design would include installation of an 18-inch reinforced concrete pipe beneath Hilltop Drive,two new storm drain inlets(one on each side of Hilltop Drive) and an 18- inch plastic storm drain pipe from Hilltop Drive right of way to a point of adequate discharge. We believe the cost of this system would be in the range of$8,000 to $13,000. However, there may be a possibility that the County could participate in the portion of this improved storm drain system within the County road right of way. Our second area of concern involves traffic safety. After being field reviewed by our County Traffic Engineer,we are concerned that the new perpendicular parking that is being used along the frontage of the First Baptist Church, does not provide adequate back up space and that vehicles may be forced to back up into on coming traffic on Hilltop Drive. Therefore, we are requesting that if the use of the parking spaces directly off of Hilltop Drive is continued, that they be re-striped at a 60° angle, providing adequate room for vehicles to back up without interfering with the traffic on Ililltop Drive. HUltop Drive is shown on the County's road circulation plan. As a result, if this parking lot were permitted through Contra Costa County we would also ask for right of way dedication and frontage improvements. The County is requesting that the following Conditions of Approval be imposed on this development: 1. Collect and convey the drainage that originates on or passes along this property to an adequate manmade storm drainage system or natural watercourse. 2. Restripe the perpendicular parking along the frontage to the satisfaction of the County's Traffic Engineer. 3. Right of Way Dedication-We would request that the right of way be dedicated along the parcel for First Baptist Church to accommodate ultimate widening of Hilltop Drive in this area. The ultimate roadway and right of way width along Hilltop Drive will be a 40-foot wide roadway within a 60-foot right of way. The current road along the church's frontage is approximately 22-feet wide within a 45-foot wide right of way. We are, therefore, requesting that the church dedicate an additional 15-feet of right of way along its Hilltop Drive frontage. 4. Frontage Improvements - We would require the applicant to enter into a Deferred Improvement Agreement whereby, at such time as the County deems necessary, the property owner(First Baptist Church or subsequent property owners)would be required to pay for the design and installation of necessary pavement widening, curb, gutter, and any necessary longitudinal or transverse drainage. Thank you once again for the opportunity to submit our recommendations for conditions of approval on the new parking lot at the First Baptist Church on Hilltop Drive. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (510) 313-2348. Ve Associ Civil Engineer Engineering Services Division RL mw is 81ui6TvclnLhWp 10R 34110 ac M Shia Deputy.Truuporution M Avalon,Etipneer %Semca H Ballenger,Trwupon&iion Engineering N Weird Trtwportuion Lrgtneemg Lary Neptune 4566 Hilltop Drive.El Sobrantc.CA 94803 Diviot Pilz City Engtnm City of RidvinorW 2566 MacDonald A%rnue.Richmond,CA 94441 Paawr Calvin Nation Fust Baptist Chinch of EI Sobtstitc 4555 Hilltop Dnve,EI Sobrante.CA 94506 Mot Rune Pavft 437 Room Lwk EI Sobrante.CA 948011 2 LAW OFFICE OF • HILLTOP OFFICE PARK L E S L I E A L E V Y TELEPHONE PLAZA Two 510-222.2200 3260 SLUME DRIVE.SUITE 410 - FACSIMILE RICHMOND.CALIFORNIA 84806 510-223-0200 October 21, 1996 Mr. Rich Davidson . City of Richmond 2566 Macdonald Avenue Richmond, CA 94804 Re: 4555 Hilltop Drive. El Sobrante First Baptist Church of El Sobrante Dear Mr. Davidson: This office represents First Baptist Church of El Sobrante. Enclosed herewith please find my letter addressed to Mr. Lierly which is self-explanatory. My client hereby requests that the City of Richmond retract its requirement that the Church obtain a permit for the paving which it did on part of its parking lot. The doctrine of estoppel applies in this context as a ground for reversal of your postition. Specifically, before the work was commenced,the City expressly advised my client that a permit for paving was not require4 since there was not going to be any change of the pre-existing use. The permit requirement is contingent upon the nature of the existing use, not the nature of the existing physical improvements,therefore,this single pre-requisite was satisfied, as the subject lot has been used solely for parking for more than twenty years. The Church justifiably relied upon this representation that the only pertinent criterion is type of usage and it reasonably proceeded on that basis. Under these circumstances, my client should not be compelled to comply retroactively, such that it is subjected to additional burdens of which it had no advance notice. - As is set forth in the enclosed letter to the County, the Church is willing to comply with some of the conditions which the County seeks to impose, especially those that relate directly to the effect of the paving on the surroundings, but only on reasonable terms. Mr. Rich Davidson October 21, 1996 Page 2 I look forward to hearing from you about the City's position with respect to the foregoing. Very ly yours, Leslie A. Levy LAL:ph Enclosure cc: Client Rich Lierly Hilltop Drive Citizens Advisory Committee Mark Raine -D. IJ r7 LAW OFFICE OF HILLTOP OFFICE PARK E S L I E A . L E V Y TELEPHONE r PLAZA TWO 610-222-2200 $260 GLUME DRIVE.SUITE 410 FACSIMILE RICHMOND,CALIFOIINIA 64806 610-223-0200 October 21, 1996 Mr. Rich Lierly Associate Civil Engineer Engineering Services Division Public Works Department 255 Glacier Drive Martinez, CA 945534897 Re: 4555 Hilltop Drive,El Sobrante First Baptist Church of El Sobrante Dear Mr. Lierly: This office represents the First Baptist Church of El Sobrante. Regarding you; letter of October 9, 1996, addressed to Rich Davidson of the City of Richmond, I advise you herein of some pertinent facts and of my client's position with reference to those facts. Your characterization of the subject parking lot as"new" in the last paragraph of your letter indicates that you are unaware of the fact that the First Baptist Church has been using the subject lot continuously for parking for more than twenty years;.thus, it is not new. Please be referred to the enclosed copy of my letter to Rich Davidson which explains this point in more detail. You state that you are most concerned about the adequacy of the storm drainage system appurtenant to the parking lot and you make certain recommendations as to how to alleviate this perceived problem. It is our understanding that Mark Raine, my client's general contractor, already has made arrangements with representatives of the County to proceed to install the proposed drainage system pursuant to your specifications. Accordingly,this issue is moot and the first Condition of Approval which you imposed appears to be met. Parenthetically,Mr.Neptune,the owner of the property at 4566 Hilltop Drive, has been complaining repeatedly since 1978 about the fact that his property has been flooded many times because of inadequate storm drainage. Therefore,it is clear that the recent paving of the subject - parking lot could not be the only cause of flooding in the area, especially since the new storm • drainage system recently installed by the First Baptist Church in accordance with conditions previously imposed by Contra Costa County is designed to collect much of the water runoff and 16/7 Mr.Rich Lierly October 21, 1996 Page 2 has not yet been tested by any rains. In other words, it is more than likely that the newly paved lot will produce lesser amounts of runoff. The other concern noted in your letter relates to traffic safety and you suggest altering the -configuration of the parking spaces in remediation. Your second Condition of Approval addresses this point. Please be advised that my client does not see any difficulty complying with this Condition, even though the area in question has been used for parking for many years prior to this time as it presently is laid out and no one has ever cited it as hazardous. We are at a loss to understand how Conditions numbers 3 and 4 relate in any way to the two concerns noted in your letter. It appears that the County simply is taking undue advantage of a procedure which is of doubtful validity in this case (the City of Richmond permit requirements) to extract very costly improvements and benefits from the Church without regard to fairness and without any logical connection to the long-established uses attributable to the Church property. Notwithstanding my client's contention that Conditions number 3 and 4 are objectionable because they are being imposed unconscionably, it is willing to work with the-El Sobrante Municipal Advisory Council (ESMAC) in a good faith attempt to develop a mutually beneficial plan whereby the County obtains some use of part of the land,while, at the same time, the Church is not overburdened functionally or financially. My client already has met and conferred with Hilltop Drive Citizens Advisory Committee regarding these issues and considerable progress has been made towards a meeting of minds on viable solutions. If arrangements are not made to the satisfaction of all concerned, my client will have no alternative but to remove the new surface of the lot and restore it to its former condition. effectively obviating the need to obtain any approvals from either the City of Richmond or the County and thereby preserving the status quo ante. Please let me know at your earliest opportunity how the County intends to proceed. Very y yon, Leslie A. Levy LAL:ph Enclosure cc: Client Rich Davidson, City of Richmond Hilltop Drive Citizens Advisory Committee Mark Raine 15:37 $510 620 6858 CITY OF RICHMOND Q.`lo (�j001:002 Office of the city d PLANNING DIRECTOP ����©WNS� File: DRO 96-90 October 214, 199(v Post-It'Fax Note 7671 Dane .. TO mlj� From Mark Raine Pa%ing 437 Rincor Lane pnr e• anone a El Snbrar:e CA 94303 Fax a Fay• Dear Mr. Raine: At its meeting o`Oc:obe- LQ96 the Det•eloprnen Retxw Organization,considered your application to legallize a 1.3,000_ SF pa_king lot extension located at 4555 Hilltop Drive. he Omariav-n's derision %vas to dpprove .our proposal subject to the follov ing C atld:i 1. All parking Jot improvements including. but not limited .o. stripping, paving, arainage. frontage Lnprovernents and dedications stall be approved b� the Contra Cos::. C'-'uPW. PuhL: Works Deparmet,t prior tc• issua:,ce of Cita• permits. `;ecir:s'_', th, apph ara -iL' b: required to: a. Ccllev wid convey the drainage that ori-i--sates on or passes along the propert, to ar, 3dequate inLnrnade storm, araimee s-,-stern or natural a 4rerc o urse. ncrpend:cul3•p'arkine- ak)ng the frontage tcv the satisfaction of th-. Traffic Engineer. C. Dedicate frontage• sufficient to accommodate the anticipated aidering of Kilh;; D.-i,.e to the County. d. 1"'ie appL�:znt shall enter nrc: a Deferred Improt ement Agreernera with the Counvt- whe-:b,.. at such tinte as the County deems necessar}, the property ott•ntl i First Baptist Church or successors in interest) shall pap for the desivr- 2nd installation ofnecessary pavement %%idenine. curb, gutter and a;).• re_cssan longitudinal or transverse drainage. Th: applied^t shaU furnish proof,f agreemmi and compliance with the Colant_y's requiremems prior to issuance of City permits. 2600 Barrett Ave. P.O. Box 4046 Richmond California 94804 telephone: 415 620-6706 10'25 '96 15:36 40510 620 6836 CITY OF RICHMOND 2002/002 File: DRQ 96-90 Page 3 2. A Y wide landscape strip complying with minimum City standards shall be installed along all sides of the Parking lot that adjoin adjacent properties. A final landscape and irrigation plan conforming to the City of Richmond landscape and Irrigation Guidelines shall be submitted to and approved by the Director of Planning and the Cir-,Engineer prior to issuance of permits. 3. The soil stock-piled behind the parking lot shall be disposed of as required by the Cite Engineer. 4. No further grading shall take place upon the property without the prior approval of il:z Deyelopmerr Review Organization. T his decision may be appealed to the Public Development Re,,-ie,.i•Board (PDRB). Such appeal must be received within ten calendar days after the DRO meeting date. Any appeal should be submitted to the Planning Department with seven full copies of all supporting material. This approvai Aiii expire and become null and void if the work authorized by this approval ii not commenced ti,-,hin one hundred eighty (180► days following the date of t?iis apps oval. Please be ad,-ised that your plans are subject to the regulations of this and all othr- departments cf the city where they may be concerned. F0'? THL t�RGA X— ZA-r r .L r. Associate Planner. E`er�T;U�111= -'iL l TACT: This pro?ect -N-as determined to be Categorcally Exempt ftom :te requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act, as amended. per Sectio', 1 -03 class .. (e) New Construction or Conversion of Small Structures. This detettnination is made pursuant to the responsibility given to the Planning Director of the Cir: of Richmond by City Council Resolution No. 279-89 for the general administration el Calbr7da P.tnircrimental Quality .pct and the State CEQA Guidelknes. CC: Rich Lizrly. Cenia Costa County Public Works Department aa• ave av i� iv.. v a.a.a VaV vac •vv•a t��- rlDLl�. 'ViS11J C003 T F-120RARY CONSTRUCTION PERMIT etc PERMIT TO ENTER DATE: bac. `"E' tQ e7 To whom it may concern: Perrression is hereby granted to Mark Raine Paving, to enter and bring the necessary workmen., tools and equipment onto the property of the undersigned, Assessor's Parcel No. 425-071-002, for the purpose of. Removing the existing 12." cmp storm line extending from Hilltop Drive to the existing inlet on our propen),(apprommately 190 linear feet). Installnew 18"Plastic Pipe in same Iocation as before mentioned 12" corp with the following exceptions: a. Slope of pipe shall be minimum 1%. b. Flow line at existing inlet shall line up with Sow line of existing I8"pipe wdting Wet (t 3'below finished grade). " Reconstruct the existing inlet by removing the top two layers of cinder blacks(y 1.5 feet), drilling and epoxying %s" diameter by 12" long steel!:ars 6" into the existing concrete walls (1 on each side or corner, I total) and repouring the f 18" high by 6" wide walls io conform to existing grade(see enclosed sketch). It is understood and agreed that the above permittee's will leave the premises in a clemi and orderly condition and will replace in kind any existing improvements that may have been disturbed or removed during the course of the work. It is further understood and agreed that permission to enter the property, do the work, and pertbrm the acts stated herein, shall remain in force and effect only until the completion of construction and that all rights herein shall cease when said work is complete. 24' g �,.�r ey► TO 11 ?P�4;ow-* f �1..�IA IQ P f—k O e"< qU .1—a 6-- P tzv�'srvLc''f .. Sincerely, Lawrence Neptune. Property Owner FZaw ;`en�vc4ic6aepame.t 10 Fxlwte O u. K P.valo4 Engieeerrg Swiea 11•a0• av r.ia 04M .aa rJJ4 LVL !-tDL1�. ^VMJ ;(L U%)� / Contra Public Works De rtment P Michael Di rd abGt Works Direttot Costa 255 Glacier Drive Martinez, Caldomia 94553.4897 Milton F Kuoicek County FAX: (510)313-2333 Deoul;-Ergineerng Telephone: (51.0)313.2000 Parricia R.McNamee November 13, 1976 Dcotav-Oneratinns Maurits M.Ship Dept,ty•Transportation Leslie A. Levy S.c1tyo:a r:::�ser The Law Office of Leslie A Levy :.�cp4t •Admi�ist+ttiar. Hilltop Office Park, Plaza 2 3260 Blum Drive, Suite 410 Richmond, CA 94806 FELE: EP No. 10834 RE: First Baptist Church Hilltop Drive,El Sobrante Dear Ms. Levy: I am writing in response to ynnr letter of November 1. 1996, and regarding our telephone conference of October 31, 1996. As we discussed,the County has been working with the churche's contractor (112ark Raitic)anti Lite property owner gArryNeptune)whose drainage w•as irnpactcd. Mr. Raine has indicated that he is willing to install,t'te necessary offsite storm drain line as described in the attached "Tern rary Construction Permit and Permit to Enter," dated November 4, 1996. Once the County has verified that the line has been installed pursuant to the attached, permit the County will be satisfied that the storm drain concerns have been satisfied. The other item that the County requires is the dedication of 15-feet of additional road right for Hilltop Drive along the Baptist Church frontage. This right of way will be used for the pedestrian path. In exchange for this dedication the Cotinry world he willing to absolve the Church of its requirement to enter into a Deferred Improvement Agreement as described in n:y letter of October 9, 1996 to Rich Davidson of the City of Rkluuuml. If the Church is agreeable to this 15-foot road right of way dedication, please have the Church respond in venting. Once I have received this response my office will proceed with drawing up the necessary paperwork to accomplish this right of way dedication. Thank you again for your cooperation in this matter.If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (510)313-2348. j �L'iatc CMI Engineer ineenng Services Division xoo.:�;.q.toaynut oe at.AVQk Snlaea&V Ur*e+ H.Ba ffimTMVPW5^ V S. Kowak%4d. mar afttanFapwwv Rid DWKkM(Sty dRvbnwA L*N.GeDmW Maws RSamocA.CA P404 Ptadr Rainq Mrt Race Pavrw 417 Rim=tow.M Sebnnte.CA 94M a sobms MAr.'A Soo SWQ+m P.a Sox 3017,1^SohnrtL.CA 9io3 %Rot Calvin Nahm Fax Bep.K Cham .W)HTWy D.'ns.H 3,Ur.4 CA W@0: