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Home My WebLink AboutMINUTES - 04042000 - D2 P2.01 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FROM: Phil Batchelor, County Administrator DATE: March 21, 2000 ' •�xtro;• SUBJECT: AT&T Services and Needs Assessment _ SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION(S): HEARING to collect comments from citizens on AT& T Cable Services performance (customer service and technical) and future cable related needs. BACKGROUNDIREASON(S) FOR RECOMMENDATIONtSh The County and the Cities of Antioch, Clayton, Concord, Danville, Lafayette, Martinez, Moraga, Orinda, Pleasant Hill, and Walnut Creek are currently in the renewal process with AT&T Cable Services. (See attachment A) Staff of the County and ten cities has jointly hired Miller & Van Eaton P.L.L.C. and the Buske Group to conduct the necessary studies in preparation for cable franchise renewal negotiations. The consultants were asked to perform six tasks: Task 1 Needs Assessment Task 11 Devise Community Input Plan Task III Implement Community Input Plan Task IV Review Draft Telecommunications Ordinance Task V Negotiation Strategy %' rr Task VI Implement Negotiation Strategy CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: —/—YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR—RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE X APPROVE —OTHER SIGNATURE(S): ;"� ACTI ON OF BOARD ON April 4. 2000 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER SEE THE ATTACM ADDS FOR BOARD ACTION AMID SPEAKERS VOTE OF SUPERVISORS 1 HERESY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A _XX_UNANIMOUS(ABSENT #5 1 TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN AYES: NOES: ACTION TAKEN AND ENTERED ASSENT: ABSTAIN: ON MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED A rn i1 4. 20OD PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY AD INISTRATOR ow CAO Cable TV Administrator B DEPUTY The County is currently in an informal renewal process with three AT&T systems for the unincorporated areas around Brentwood, Pinole and Martinez down to Alamo. As part of this renewal process and in cooperation with the ten cities, the Buske Group conducted a telephone survey in October 1999 and 409 interviews were completed. in November, ten focus groups were conducted by the Buske Group throughout the County with over 170 people participating. To afford an opportunity for additional community input on customer service and technical standards (outages, picture quality) and future cable related needs, the County and the cities are holding public hearings. The information from these hearings will be included in the draft needs assessment report that will be submitted by the Buske Group in April and will be part of the information used to develop a negotiation strategy by the County and the cities. 2 ADDENDUM TO ITEM D. 2 April 4, 2000 Agenda On this date,the Board of Supervisors conducted a hearing to consider comments from citizens in the unincorporated area of Contra Costa County on AT&T Cable Services' performance and future cable-related needs of the community. (See the attached Board Order). Patricia Burke, Executive Director, Contra Costa Television(CCTV)presented the staff report. The Board briefly discussed the matter. Public comment was opened, and the following people appeared to speak: Maria Alegria,Latino Leadership Council of Contra Costa County, Pinole City Council; Gene Wolfe,Walnut Creek City Council; Julie Freestone, Contra Costa County Health Services Department, 597 Center Avenue, Ste 325, Martinez; Victoria Alvarado, Latino Media Advocacy, 597 Center Avenue, Martinez; Maria Meunir, Latino Media Committee, 597 Center Avenue, Martinez; Gordon Laughland,Diablo Video Arts, 824 Holly Hill Drive, Walnut Creek; Robert R.othgery, Diablo Video Arts, 1515 West Street, Concord; Douglas Dildine, Independent Living Resource, 3200 Clayton Road, Concord; Clayton John Leander, Contra Costa Cable Needs Taskforce, 857 Taylor#7, Monterey; Barry Benioff, Contra Costa College, 260 Mission Bell Drive, San Pablo; Francisco J. Dorado, Latino Leadership Council of Contra Costa County, Co-Chair Health& Community Services Committee; 515 Lancaster,#236, Bay Point; Joseph Partansky, 1406 Barbis Way, Concord; Those desiring to speak having been heard,the Board discussed the issues. Supervisor Uilkema moved approval of the item, and Supervisor Gioia seconded it. ATTACHMENT A MILLER & VAN EATON P. L. L. C. MATTHEW C.AMES 1155 CONNECTICUT AVENUE N.W. WILLIAM R.MALONE FREDERICK E.ELLROD III SUITE 1000 NICHOLAS P.MILLER MARCI L.FRISCHKORN* WASHINGTON,D.C.20036-4306 CHRISTIAN S.NA** WILLIAM L.LOWERY TELEPHONE(202)785-0600 JOSEPH VAN EATON *Admitted to Practice in FARC(202)785-1234 Virginia Only MILLER to Practice in MILLER&VAN EATON,L.L.P. Massachusetts only Incorporating the Practice of 155 MONTGOMERY STREET Miller&Holbrooke SUITE 1414 SAN FRANCISCO,CALIFORNIA 94104 TELEPHONE(415)772-$127 FAx(415)434-2852 W W W.MILLERVANEATON.COM MEMORANDUM T4: Contra Costa County Telecommunication Coordinators Group FROM: Matthew C. Ames; William L. Lowery DATE: March 13, 2000 RE: Renewal/Needs Assessment Status Summary This memorandum will review the requirements of the federal Cable Act governing franchise renewals, summarize the types of issues commonly addressed in cable franchise renewals, briefly discuss the assessment of future cable-related needs that the Contra Costa County Telecommunications Coordinators Group has performed to date, and advise the Group and residents of the member communities on the next steps to be taken. (Jur goal at this stage is to gather additional information from the residents of each community through public hearings. Such public input is an important part of the needs assessment process, and it will be used to help identify the goals for the communities as they negotiate renewal franchise agreements with AT&T. This information will also be used to begin preparing initial drafts of a new franchise agreement, and to prepare revised versions of a draft cable ordinance. We hope that this memorandum will help residents better understand the process, and give them a framework for participating in the public hearings. The Cable Act. Federal law establishes a mechanism for renewing cable franchises that imposes significant limitations on local governments. The Cable Act states that if a cable operator invokes the procedures of the Act, which is referred to as"formal renewal,"a franchising MILLER& VAN EATON,P.L.L.C. - 2- authority can only deny renewal of the franchise if it takes certain steps and applies certain standards. Communities and cable operators have the option of negotiating a so-called "informal"renewal outside the formal procedures established by the Act, but the operator always has recourse to the formal procedures if negotiations do not proceed to its liking. This gives the operator a powerful negotiating position, and makes it very important for the City to make the most of the leverage that it has. Under the formal renewal process, each community can only deny renewal if it first issues a formal request for renewal proposals. The operator then must submit a response for the community to evaluate. The community is permitted to consider only four factors in evaluating the proposal. These are(i)whether the cable operator has substantially complied with the material provisions of the current franchise; (ii)the quality of the operator's services; (iii) whether the operator has the financial, legal and technical ability to provide the services set forth in the proposal; and(iv)whether the proposal meets the fixture cable-related needs and interests of the community. The community must then either grant the renewal franchise, or preliminarily deny renewal. If renewal is denied,the operator has the right to ask for an administrative proceeding,which operates much like a trial. If renewal is finally denied as a result of this proceeding,the operator has the right to appeal the denial in federal court. The formal process is burdensome,expensive, and time-consuming. Consequently, practically all franchises are renewed under the informal process. But communities typically go through the preliminary steps of the formal process and conduct needs assessments designed to address the standards under which renewal may be denied. Conducting a needs assessment both gives some direction for informal negotiations, and strengthens the community's negotiating position with the operators. If the operator knows that no needs assessment has been conducted, or that the needs assessment is weak,the operator will be less likely to make concessions in negotiations. If it becomes necessary to issue a formal request for renewal proposals, communities often find that their initial needs assessments must be supplemented and strengthened. The Communities' Needs Assessment. The Group intends to pursue informal negotiations, and has retained The Buske Group ("Buske")to conduct a needs assessment, consisting of, among other elements, (1) a telephone survey, and(2)community focus groups,to assess, among other things,the communities' public, educational, and government access needs and interests. Buske has completed the telephone survey and conducted a series of focus groups,and is currently preparing a draft needs assessment report. In addition, the Group retained Columbia Telecommunications Corporation ("CTC")to conduct a technical evaluation of the cable system. CTC is currently working with the franchisee to inspect the system as part of the evaluation process. Residents may be interested in knowing more about what issues are commonly addressed in cable franchise renewals in other communities. These include: MILLER+cit VAN EATON,P.L.L.C. � — 3 - Institutional Network(I-NET): An I-Net is a telecommunications network which links key government buildings and schools together through the use of fiber optic technology. An i- Net can be used by the community government, other governmental units, and the schools to communicate internally, and to enhance communications with the public. Among other things, an I-Net could be used to cut the City's communications costs; provide advanced communications capabilities; and provide high-speed connectivity to schools and community colleges that can enhance learning opportunities. System Upgrade: A strong commitment by the operator to upgrade the cable system to the state-of-the-art, so that it provides more cable services and other advanced services, such as internet services. Public,Educational,and Government(PEG)Channels: An agreement to provide channels that can be used by government, schools,non-profit organizations and members of the public, as well as the equipment, facilities and support required to make use of these"access" channels. Increased Customer Service Standards: Stronger customer service requirements, such as commitments to telephone answering time,appointment scheduling, service call response time, etc., as well as strong penalties for non-compliance. We cannot provide a detailed summary of the needs assessment findings at this time, because the community input from the public hearings must be factored into the initial findings before the Buske report can issue. however,the initial needs assessment findings to date appear to indicate a community interest in several of the franchise renewal issues mentioned above. For example,the initial Buske findings appear to show a strong community interest in public, educational, and government access programming. In addition,the needs assessment to date appears to indicate a need the availability of newer, advanced telecommunications and cable services. We anticipate that the CTC technical evaluation will show that the current system cannot provide such services -- which, combined with the initial Buske findings,will indicate that the system must be rebuilt if it is to meet community needs and interests. Additionally,the needs assessment to date appears to indicate a dissatisfaction with the operator's customer service performance, which would support the need for stronger customer service standards in the renewed franchise. It is important to note that these general findings are preliminary, and may be modified as a result of the public hearings. The initial needs assessment report will contain a specific and detailed statement of needs and interests based on all the information gathered by Buske. M LLER tit VAN EATON,P.L.L.C. - $- Purpose of the Public Hearings The public hearings will help each community answer this question: What matters to the community and what does it want out of the renewal process? The needs assessment process as a whole is designed to identify"the cable-related needs and interests" of the communities. Those needs and interests can cover a broad range of issues, as the list above demonstrates. In essence,the public hearings are intended to give residents the opportunity to describe their concerns regarding cable service, both with respect to the types of services and capabilities that residents would like to see made available over the cable system, and with respect to current and past problems that they wish to see addressed or avoided in the future. We encourage residents to make their views known—views cannot be considered in the needs assessment if they are not expressed in some fashion. The list of issues above includes items that may or may not apply in a given community because each community has its own needs and interests, although most communities find that most items on the list apply in one form or another. In addition,the list is not comprehensive—a particular community may have special concerns that do not appear. This makes public participation all the more important. Next Steps At the conclusion of the public hearing process, the Buske Group will complete the draft needs assessment report. CTC, upon completing its audit of the current systems,will issue a technical audit report. These reports should form the basis for developing negotiation strategy. In the meantime,we will begin preparing a draft franchise agreement,and continue work on a draft cable ordinance. µ � January 24, 2000 Dear Cable Community Needs Assessment Focus Group Participant: You may recall that a public hearing before the Walnut Creek City Council was planned as part of the needs assessment process. The hearing is scheduled for the meeting on Tuesday, .February 1, 2040, at 7:00 pm. The actual time of the hearing depends on the complete agenda but is unlikely to occur before 7:30 pm. I am writing to notify you of the hearing and to encourage you (and/or your friends, relatives, neighbors) to come to the hearing and comment on the past performance of AT&T Cable Services (formerly TCT) as well as the future cable television related needs of the community. This is your chance to voice your concerns and suggestions directly to your elected officials. Public hearings will be held in other cities as well over the month of February. We should have a draft needs assessment report sometime in March and I will send out copies of the Executive Summary to each of you after that time. Thanks for your involvement up to this point and I hope to see you on February 1 at the Council meeting. Please call me at 925/256-3585 with any questions. Sincerely, Lorie Tinfow Assistant to the City Manager y Latino, Leadership Council of Contra Costa 3781 Brazil Court Pinole, CA 94564 510-758-7642 April 4, 2000 R CEIVEQ Contra Costa County Beard of Supervisors APR _ 4 2000 Chair of the Board,Donna Gerber Members of the Board CLERK BOAR RS 651 Pine Street CONTRACOSTAC . .Martinez, CA Dear Chair Gerber: Subject:. . D.2. ATT Cable-related needs of community Thank you for the opportunity to comment on item D.2, ATT Cable related needs of the community in Contra Costa. I am representing; the Latina Leadership Council of Contra Costa ('LLC). The Latina Leadership Council was established in 1998 as a mutually supportive Latino leadership network to empower and serve the multi-cultural community of Contra Costa County. LLC was .formed to forge relationships, consolidate resources, mentor emerging Latino leaders, and work collaboratively to address issues that affect Latinos in. Contra Costa. Currently, we have an over 300 members representing East, West, Central and South Contra Costa County. Our milestones in the last year include: • The establishment of five (5) Action Committees: Education, Political.Advocacy, Health and Community Services, Youth Leadership Development and Economic Development. • Sponsored three (3) Community Summits: Latino Leadership in March 1999; Latino Leadership Council Meeting in May 1999 ; and Advocacy & Community Mobilization 2000 in September 1999. • In December 1999, we secured funding for the development of a Strategic Plan 2000 - 2005 with a specific component addressing health issues in East and Central County. We are currently in the process of hiring a facilitator to help us complete this project. We are a volunteer organization. Our coordinating council includes the President of Los Medanos College, the Deans from Diablo Valley College, Contra Costa College and John E. Kennedy University, educators, elected officials, youth, business, labor and community representatives. # z PaGE 02■ 40 1 -25 _ cn ca _ .. : , , Z ?w© ©« > \ \ > Cf) - C/)� o"i rwfml rn , loll , > 0 0 . . rn - a � 9 � .� h ry Latinos of Centra Costa County County, and their number is growing six times as fast as non-Hispanic whites(Niro-Hispanic whites increased from 562,840 in 1990 to 592,975 in 1999). By the year Hispanics(or Latinos)have lived in Contra Costa County 2010 it is estimated that Hispanics will constitute 15% since the 1770's when the first Spaniards arrived seeking easy of the county population and their number is predicted trails throughout Alta California and"Capitan"Juan Bautista to be at least 165,000. By the year 2040 Hispanics will de Anza explored the area. In the early 1800's,with the rest constitute half of the State population and 25 alp of California,Contra Costa became Mexican territory; large (314,000) of the Contra Costa population. estates were granted to Mexican soldiers and settlers. During these years the Californio"vaqueros"established and worked *ranchos"named Briones,Acalanes, Anza, Moraga, Pinole, Where do we live? EI Sobrante and others. Abuses by Spaniard soldiers and 'total Hispanic Mexican settlers were not uncommon and local Native Population Population Americans resisted unsuccessfully the invasion and their (1999 Esrimaie) (1999 Esiimate) displacement.During the second half of the 1800'x, after the Concord 113,400 15,965 Mexican-American war and the gold rush, the economy of Antioch 79,300 15,698 the area switched to farming. Coal was discovered in 1903 Richmond 92,800 15,765 near"Black Diamond"(Pittsburg).The refnaries and other Pittsburg 52,200 14,892 industries arrived later to stay.The Hispanic community has San Pablo 26,400 8,284 being an integral part of Contra Costa County and its Brentwood 17,000 6,525 members have cared for the orchards, harvested the ,grain, Martinez 36,100 3,814 picked the grapes,mined the coal and refined the oil. Walnut Creek 63,200 3,551 San Ramon 43,500 2,944 Some basic demographics: Pleasant Hill 32.500 2,718 Today there are stili some 2.000 Latinos and Latinos who Hercules 19,050 2,522 earn their living with farming.There are also_',500janitors, Pinole 18.450 2,249 and 2,800 food preparation specialists, but beyond stereotypical areas of economic participation, Hispanics are Danville 39,150 1,941 El today present in all sectors of productive society.The 1990 Cerrito 23,600 1,599 L census reported among Contra Costa Hispanics: 4,000 Lafayette 24,000 1,059 managers and administrators; 1,100 teachers; 480 engineers Moraga 16,550 751 and architects; 415 mathematical, natural and computer Clayton 10,600 678 scientists;500 Health Care professionals; 420 writers,artists Orinda 17,150 395 and entertainers; 4,200 sales specialists; 1,300 support Unincorporated 175,700 24,.310 technicians; 7,650 clerical staff;800 postal clerks and mail TOTAL 900,700 125,650 carriers;270 police officers;75 firefighters; 80 lawyers and Diversity: judges; 1,500 mechanics; 4,400 construction workers; and The ethnicity "Hispanic" includes people from many 7,700 machine operators and laborers. races.The Hispanic community of Contra Costa County How many Latinos in Cancra Casty in 1999: is enriched by at least 1,500 Blacks, 3,000 Asians or Pacific Islanders, 1000 Native Americans and many In the state of California the Hispanic population has others who identify their ethnicity as Hispanic. increased from 26% to 1990 to near 30%in 1999. Furthermore, there are many more residents of Contra In Contra Costa County the 1990 census counted 90,266 Costa who may not identify primarily as Hispanic but Hispanics (11.2% of the population). The California State claim Hispanic ancestry in one or more family branches. Office of Finance estimates for 1999 indicate that approximately 125,650 people of Hispanic origin live Place of Births currently in Contra Costa, representing 13.5°16 of the total One stereotype that affects Hispanics is the presumption population. In the last decade the county total population that they are"foreign"people,and additionally "recent" grew from 803,7.32 in 1990, to 900,700 in 1999. Hispanics immigrants. Such population is also assumed to have constitute approximately one third of Contra Costa less of a stake in this system and the building of the County's population growth of the last decade. Of the 96,968 country. Similarly, when a Hispanic is critical of this additional residents 33,340 are Hispanic. society or its politics, as is every citizen's right, that person is branded as "ungrateful". The percentage of Projections: Hispanics in Contra Costa County which are U.S. Born Hispanic residents are the largest ethnic group in the is_%and the percentage that is foreign born is %. X Country of Origin(by birth or ancestors)(1990 Census) Born with low birth weight(LBW)and an average of one Latino/a newborn dies every month in Contra Mexico 59,860(66.3%) Costa before reaching his/her first birth-day. Caribbean: 4,299(4.8%) Puerto Rico 3,327 Injury death: During the period 1991-1996 Latina Dominican Republic 92 youth had the second highest rate of annual injury Cuba 880 death with 34.6 per 100,000; There are also 3'76.2 Central America: 8,757(9.7%) injury hospitalizations for every 100,000 Latino youth. El Salvador 4,161 Nicaragua 2,694 DiabeLa:Approximately 10%of the adult Hispanic Guatemala 798 population has diabetes. Education and screenings Panama 5.31 are needed. Other Central America 364 Honduras 209 Access to better housing&safe neighborhoods: South America : 4,083 (4.5%) Peru 1,602 Y`ictims gf G'iolence: In the ten years period 1982- Other South America 1,563 1993 there was an average of nine Hispanic persons Colombia 702 every year who were victims o *homicide in Contra Ecuador 216 Costa County. Latino men had the overall second Other Hispanic 13,267(14.7%) highest rate of homicide in Contra Costa County(22 per 100,000 person years) and Latina women had the second highest rate of homicide in Contra Costa Latina Representation in Local Governments: County among women (4 per 100,000 person years). Latino Members of the Board of Supervisors:.....0 Mast of these homicides were committed by an Latino Members of the Board of Education:.......0 acquaintance of the victims. Latino City Council Members: -Brentwood.........0 Access to Substance Abuse Treatment Programs: -Concord.............0 Alc hal and Drug/: Some 6% of all drug related -El Cerrito...........0 hospital discharges in Contra Costa County, and 8% -Lafavette.............0 of the alcohol related discharges, occur among -Hercules..............0 Latinos. -San Ramon:........0 -Orinda.................0 Access to Health Education and Prevention Programs: -Walnut Creek..... 0 HIl!AID-St' TB: 210 Hispanic persons have been -San Pablo...........0 diagnosed with AIDS in Contra Costa representing -Martinez........... 0 10.4%of all cases. Hispanics are also 10%of the new -Danville..............0 cases of Tuberculosis diagnosed each year. -San Ramon.........0 -Pleasant Hill.......0 Access to Quality Education -Pinole........... 1 (Maria Alegria) -Pittsburg....... 1 (Frank Quesada) -Richmond..... 1 (John E Marquez) -Antioch......... 2 (Mary Rocha/Manuel Soliz,Jr.) Some of Areas of Need: Access to better paid jobs,with job safety,job security, Access to a Latino Support and Solidarity Network that: benefits,and opportunities for advancement. Defends and assists the newly arrived Gathers strength for cultural and political representation, Recess to Health Services: Projects forward leadership to develop a better Contra Costa Hispanic Birth s:Approximately 2,200 children are horn to Latina mothers each year and of these 170 *Maintains solidarim connections with those in the familia" do not receive early prenatal care. Additionally, who remained back in all the places where Latinos of Contra 150 of the Latino babies are born each year to Latina Costa have their roots. teenagers. Every year some 140 Latino babies are �,'v'::I,t"z � �?.:•�rax ?:��' z?J... SPANISH LANGUAGE HEALTH EDUCATION RADIO PROGRAM PROPOSAL by Contra Costa Co. Health Dept., Martinez, CA. Victoria G. Alvarado Summary of Proposal To improve the immunization levels of young children from the largest ethnic group in Contra Costa County and the San Francisco Bay .Area, the goal is to launch a one year pilot Radio Program that would provide educational information regarding young children's general health issues, with an emphasis on immunizations to the wide Spanish speaking audience. Because of the documented efficacy of radio as a information dissemination tool in the Spanish speaking community, it is anticipated that the Radio Program would help reach the US Public Health Service's Healthy People Year 2000 goal to have 90% of 0-2 year olds fully immunized. Goal: Increase the immunization levels of Hispanic young children in Contra Costa County and the greater San Francisco Bay Area. Develop a creative immunization enhancement outreach strategy that can become a California model and be replicated. By: Use of Radio, because it is the most important information disseminating media in the Hispanic community. Rationale: Immunization information from radio is an important predictor of Hispanic children's timely immunizations. Sixty eight percent (68%) of Hispanic parents that had children up-to-date, reported hearing immunization information on the radio. Nation wide, Hispanic families are targeted with educational/health media massages in Spanish. Ob ectives of the Educational Radio Program: 1. Weekly radio program for a period of 12 months. This format provides an effective way to reach a target audience with important health/immunization educational messages. 2. Professional host of the program, Dr. Gloria Sotelo. Dr. Sotelo is a doctor from Mexico with many years of experience in mass communication and media campaigns. Coordinated the very successful state wide Latino media campaign for the State Department of Health Services, Immunization Branch during the years 1995, 1996, 1997. 3. Weekly Professional Health Specialists as radio program guests discussing and providing health information with a Latino perspective. 4. Wide audience reach because of the prime time radio availability that will be sought. Program the hours of the radio program during the time that most young Latina mothers who are at home listen to radio. 5. Documented acceptability by the targeted population. Research shows that Latinos prefer information in Spanish. 6. Develop a collaboration with organizations in the commercial market who will be identified as "Ambassadors" for children's well being to sponsor the Radio Program. 7. Develop an outreach/health education model that incorporates Public Health needs and the sponsorship of the Private sector. 8. Demonstrate the success of the project. Mid year, develop an evaluation of the Radio Program. 9. Increase the immunization levels of the largest single,group of babies in California. 10. Collaboratively,with corporate support reach the national year 2000 goal: 90% fully immunized children 0-2 years of age in the United States. r i! s Statement of Need The lastest 1998 Kindergarten Retrospective Survey, conducted by the Department of Health Services,Immunization Branch, Berkeley, California, shows that while immunization levels continue to increase throughout California, all counties appeared unable to reach the 1998 goal of having 80%of young children fully immunized by 2 years of age. There are two immunization goals that have been established for 2 year olds. The California State goal is 80% fully immunized by the end of 1998. The National goal, set by the US Public Health Services HEALTHY PEOPLE INITIATIVE is to have 90%of 2 year olds fully immunized by the year 2000. "While our geographic region,the San Francisco Bay Area, has the highest immunization rate in California, 67.7%, this rate is in need of dramatic additional outreach/intervention to reach the 90% goal by the year 2000. According to focus groups and clinic surveys with Hispanics, it is the lack of information that has been identified as one of the principal reasons for low immunization rates. Hispanics are a people who feel that "It is their responsibility, as good parents to keep their children safe and healthy", and who want more information regarding immunizations and infant care. Ethnicgroups in California have generally low immunization rates. Of all ethnic groups, Hispanics have the largest population numbers, including the largest baby population. Currently, fifty percent(50%) of all hospital births are Hispanics. The Hispanic population growth during 1980 exceeded all other groups combined. From 1980 to 1990, the Hispanic population had approximately a 64% increase in the Bay Area. Hispanic households are larger and younger than the general population. The average age of Hispanics parents with young children is twenty-six years of age(21% younger than the general population). In all State Department of Health Services Immunization Branch Kindergarten Retrospective Surveys, Hispanics and African-Americans have had lower rates than White, and Asians. (Sub- groups of Asian ethnicity, including Southeast Asian, Filipino, and Pacific Islander had too few children included in the survey to allow specific conclusions about their immunization rates.) Hispanics have the highest actual numbers of under immunized children because of the high percentage they represent in the total California population. African-Americans represent 7.5% of the total California population,while Hispanics represent approximately 30% of the California population and have the largest population of babies in the targeted age group, 0-2 years of age. Additionally, Latino children have been disproportionately impacted in children's disease epidemics. Between 1988 and 1991, the nation experienced an unprecedented measles epidemic. At the peak of the epidemic in 1990, over 500 cases of measles were reported each week(a total of 27,672 cases), compared to 18,193 cases reported for 1989. In California, over 12,504 cases were reported, resulting in 31 deaths and over S21 million in medical care costs. The majority of deaths were among children agefour and under. The epidemic had a disproportionate impact on Latino children. Of the 28,000 arses reported nationwide in 1990, 19%were among Latinos even though Latinos only comprise 9%of the US population (1998 = 10916). In California, 40%or 5,051 cases, were among Latinos. Even more alarming is that in 1992, while the number of reported cases of measles fell to nearly 2,000 Latinos accounted for 45% (997) of the cases for that year. Developing a Radio Program targeting Hispanics with immunization education and other health issues would be reaching a prime population in California. In a Los Angeles study,the authors found that for Hispanics families "exposure to information from the media was a very important predictor of child's timely receipt of the first immunization". In a survey conducted by the State Department of Health Services Immunization Branch in 1993, it was found that Hispanics validate the importance of immunizations and want more information made available to them in a linguistically and culturally appropriate manner. The use of radio as a means of reaching large numbers in the Spanish speaking communities has a long tradition. Currently in Mexico radio talk programs which present valuable information, from health issues to international news are very popular. Educational efforts implemented by means of radio have proven to be effective in relaying essential information on the importance of immunizations in Mexico. Here in California, both first generation and the majority of Hispanics of second and third generation listen to Spanish language radio programs. The 1993 survey conducted by the State Department of Health Services documented the Hispanic preference for the Spanish language regarding important messages directed to them. Spanish language radio remains the number one communication vehicle in the Hispanic communities, Methodology The proposed radio program will be weekly for one year, approximately 52 actual programs. Air time is to be negotiated(possibly 15 minutes minimum to 1/2 hour maximum). The following proposed budget is for a'/2 hour radio program. Dr. Gloria Sotelo will coordinate, host and moderate the program. A clerical assistant will provide general assistance and will monitor, document, tally, and screen calls made to the program. Answers to questions will be replied to on the radio program. Listeners will be encouraged to call and write, and periodically the radio program will host small special events using incentives for listener participation. The majority of the radio programs will be pretaped. Dr. Sotelo and the weekly guest speaker, who will be a local professional medical expert, will solely address issues and questions dealing with the medical specialty of the guest speaker. The weekly radio programs will have preselected topics that are announced to the public one week in advance. A typical radio program would be structured per the following format: * Welcome, outline the day's program, and covering secondary topics, e.g., information regarding health events occurring in the different areas that are reached by the radio program, and answering questions received from the public. * Interview with a Professional Medical Specialist to talk about the "main topic's of the week. * The State of California immunization jingle "2-4-6" will be used to break into station identification and sponsors' identification. Sample Radio Programs The following are samples of pre-taped content and overview that the professional medical expert would discuss with the :Radio Program's Host,Dr. Sotelo. TOPIC - HIB MENINGITIS: * In layman terms, explain the disease of Hib Meningitis. * Preventive immunization information. * The use of oral rehydration therapy for infants with diarrhea/vomiting. * Community resources offering health/immunization services TOPIC - LEAD POISONING: * Effects of lead poisoning on children. * Prevalence of lead and its detection. * Preventative measures. * Test for lead poisoning. TOPIC - PERTUSSIS: * Potentials for outbreaks. * Vaccines DTP and DtaP * Reducing fever and pain from injections. * There is no relationship between DTP vaccine and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or crib death. TOPIC - SAFETY CAR SEAT: * Looking at statistics. * Correct use of car safety seats. * The Law and Safety Car Seats. * Community resources. TOPIC -HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD'S FEAR.OF IMMUNIZATION SHOTS: (A Child DevelopmentlPsychologist Specialist will be the guest speaker for this Program.) * Stages of Developmental Psychology and these stages regarding immunization shots. * Modeling a positive attitude. * Tactics and techniques to use with children. * Teaching children about the benefits of immunizations. TOPIC - INVALID CONTRAINDICATIONS: * Receiving immunizations with mild common illnesses * Premature infants. * Antiotics and vaccines. * Contacting a Health Care Provider with your questions. TOPIC -CHILDREN'S NUTRITION: * Breast feeding and the young child. * Traditional Latino recipes and the health of your child. * The use of supplemental vitamins. * Promoting early healthful dietary behavior in young children. TOPIC - MEASLES: * What is it? * 1989-1991 outbreak and Latino children. r ' * Measles during pregnancy. * MMR Vaccine. TOPIC -CHILDREN'S TOYS: * Cognitive/creativity development in young children. * Early learning. * Safety in toys. * Ethnic identification through toys. Proposed Budget For Radio Program The following is a budget suggested by a commercial Communication/Public Relations firm. These figures are to receive a final review. For now these figures are estimates for a full 1/2hour radio program. A fifteen minute program is estimated to cost approximately 2/3 of the cost of the '/z hour program. Production: Monthly: $2,150.00 Each weekly program is approximately$540.00 x 4.3 -Studio Space -Editing -Music -Copies Transmission. The following figure is for San Francisco Bay Area radio Station estimated rates. Final cost will be influenced by many factors, including added value negotiations. Appromate cost is $1,440.40 per weep Monthly$4,300.00 ($1,040.04 x 4.3) Staff: Dr. Gloria Sotelo @a 24 hrs. per week Consultant $25.00 per hour=$640.44 per week x 4.3 weeks=$2,584.00 per month Consultant fee includes office space, and computer availability. Attached, plse. see Job Description and Resume of Consultant. Assistant G?a 20 hrs. per week @ $15.00 per hour=$304.00 per week x 4.3=$1,290.00 per month Attached plse. see Job Description of Clerical Assistant. Telephone,postage, office supplies=$200.00 per month Monthly$10,950.00 Incentives; Monthly$250.00 TOTAL MONTHLY $10,850.000 TOTAL YEARLY $130,200.00 THREE SPONSORS, EACH,TOTAL MONTHLY $3,61.7,00 THREE SPONSORS, EACH TOTAL YEARLY(12 Mos.)_ $ 43,400.00 f Conclusion Currently, 50% of hospital births are Latinos/Hispanics. It is estimated that by the year 2000, Latinos/Hispanics will be the dominant population in California. In the Bay Area counties from 1980 to 1990,the Latino/Hispanic population increased on the average 74%. While other states have a larger percentage of their total population which is Latino, it is our state of California that has the highest numerical number of Latinos/Hispanics in the United States. Larger households and younger age (21% younger that the general population)make the Latino market extremely attractive for advertisers. Sponsors of a Health Radio program would be identified by this large population as Ambassadors of well- being for their children. Having missed the 1998 goal to have 80% of young children frilly immunized underscores the need to developed important, new and effective outreach strategies targeting Latinos. Under immunized young children present a threat of vaccine-preventable diseases to preschool age children. Despite the fact that the United States has one of the highest immunization rates of school-aged children in the world, the immunization rates of children under five are less then those rates in 16 other countries, including Hungary, Brazil, China, Mexico, Chile and Romania. The recent measles epidemic between 1988 and 1991 affected large number of Latino children. Of the 28,000 cases reported nationwide, 19% were among Latinos. Promoting health and well-being among Latinos is essential to reaching the California and national goal of entering the new millenium where all young children reach their full potential. The use of radio is documented as the most cost effective means to reach the Latino population with health,promotion information. Latinos are an eager population. The research of the State Department of Health Services, Immunization'Unit shows that parents have expressed strongly that they want more health information. Because Latinos listen to radio 3 times as mainy per week as the general population(25.5 hours per week) a radio program on health ray) tool that is needed for a new, exciting outreach educational strategy. The formation of a new meaningful collaboration between the corporate world and Public Health, together`an provid- a. strong foundation for the creation of a healthier, vital California society. Research Latino Coalition for a Healthy California, "Barriers to the Latino Community in Accessing Prenatal Care, Immunizations and Diabetes Program", Diana Aranda, May 1997 Demographic Source California Department of Finance, Official State Projections, Report 93 P-3 509.;; Cer_-u Radio Station KZWC, Concord, California Kindergarten Retrospective Study, State of California Department of Health Services, 1998 in all Statement of Robert Rothgery and Diablo Video Arts to the Contra Costa Board of Supervisors April 04, 2000 Good morning. My name is Robert Rothgery and I am the Director of Diablo Video Arts. DVA is dedicated to the furtherance of new media on a community level and has been working toward that goal for the last nine years. I would like to speak with you today about value. The future of telecommunications is one of lower costs and increased opportunities. Cable is no longer just television, its a cornucopia of valuable services that includes telephony and Broadband Internet Access. As you begin the process of negotiation with AT&T, you do so with an increased awareness of beneficial services available, some prescribed by law. These are a just compensation for the cable industries increasingly profitable access to our citizens through the public right of way. These services include INET, (Institutional Network), a pure fiber LAN, (local area network), linking numerous government, educational and some non-profit agencies in a high-speed communications loop. Another valuable service is PEG access. Ideally PEG access takes advantage of local skills, in a combination of government, educational and community programs In Santa Rosa, there is such an organization called a community media center. This organization is the locus from which a myriad of programs are produced by all sorts of organizations. It is an independent NPO that earns its funding by providing advanced telecommunications services at a substantial cost savings. I believe one of the keys to exacting the maximum value from franchise negotiation is to obtain an agreement with AT&T Broadband to finance the capitalization and operation of a multi-city community media center. This operating and managing organization should be an independent non-profit corporation managed by community leaders, and telecommunications experts as in Santa Rosa and other areas. Such a media center would provide economical Government, Public and Educational media services. These would include education and training tools for city agencies and educational institutions. Educators will find a facility for distance learning that integrates computing, the internet and community television to teach — and to especially provide learning resources for the financially disadvantaged. And, the public gains a digital voice for NPOs, the arts, public relations and the like. RECEIVED APR - 4 2000 CL C014TI;A AC - f Page 1 of 2 From: Robert Rothgery <rf rothgery@ earthlink.net> To: Patricia Burke <pburk@cetv.co.contra-costa.ca.us> Date: Monday, April 03, 2000 2:35 PM Subject: AT&T Public Hearing/Rothgery/DVA Statement Statement of Robert Rothgery and Diablo Video Arts to the Contra Costa Board of Supervisors April 04, 2000 Good morning. My name is Robert Rothgery and I am the Director of Diablo Video Arts. DVA is dedicated to the furtherance of new media on a community level and has been working toward that goal for the last nine years. I would like to speak with you today about value. The future of telecommunications is one of lower costs and increased opportunities. Cable is no longer just television, its a cornucopia of valuable services that includes telephony and Broadband Internet Access. As you begin the process of negotiation with AT&T, you do so with an increased awareness of beneficial services available, some prescribed by law. These are a just compensation for cable's increasingly profitable access to our citizens through the public right of way. These services include INET, a pure fiber LAN linking numerous government, educational and some non-profit agencies in a high-speed communications loop. Another valuable service is PEG access. Ideally PEG access takes advantage of local skills in a combination of government, educational and community programs In Santa Rosa, there is an organization called a community media center. This organization is the locus from which a myriad of programs are produced by all sorts of organizations. It is an independent NPO that earns its funding by providing advanced telecommunications services at a substantial cost savings. I believe one of the keys to exacting the maximum value from franchise negotiation is to obtain and agreement with AT&T Broadband to finance the capitalization and operation of a multi-city community media center. This organization should be an independent non-profit corporation managed by community leaders, and telecommunications experts. Such a media center would provide economical Government, Public and Educational media services. These would include education and training tools for city agencies and educational institutions. Educators will find a facility for distance learning that integrates computing, the internet and community television to teach - and to especially teach the poor. And, the public gains a digital voice for NPOs, the arts, public relations and the like. A community media center would have a special relationship with CCTV. At present CCTV is an excellent venue for government and educational 4/3/00 ' Al ,✓' . �- p Page 2 of 2 w programs. CCTV, however stops short at the public portal. The presence of a community technology center would open a useful pathway for expanding the audience of excellent programs through professional referral to CCTV. There are many other ways possible, but most importantly a community media center would augment and not displace CCTV. Nor, should CCTV be permitted to displace a community media center. Diablo Video Arts has a mission that has not changed in nine years. We desire a community media center that serves its constituencies with pride and professionalism. a desire a place that welcomes people and nurtures their growth. We foresee an agency that helps government users maximize the potential of CCTV. And for educators a facility that flawlessly manages the telecom and video traffic that accrues to their program needs. Part library, part education center, and part public forum. A public media center will be worthwhile just for the dollars it saves. But, it will be valuable because each citizen will have a better opportunity to know what others are doing. The future is right now for you. Please plan the development of an independent community media center an help build a better digital infrastructure here in Contra Costa County. Thank You. 4/3/00 ; -7 a, &- CONTRA COSTA COLLEG(_ - Honorable Members of the Board of Supervisors: APIA ` 4 2000 My name is Barry Benioff and I'm the Video Production Engineer at Contra here today to ask for your support for educational television in the County. Contra Costa College has been broadcasting television courses,or"telecourses," for overl0 years. We primarily use one of the City of Richmond's channels but, for 14 hours a week,we also broadcast on CCTV, the County's network. Our telecourses are just as rigorous as other college courses, are for unit credit and, are fully transferable to four-year institutions. The television programs that form the basis of these courses are of high quality and are of interest to a wide audience, not just enrolled students. Today, Contra Costa College averages 10 telecourses each semester, and.we serve nearly 1,000 students each year. Some examples of programs include: An anthropology course which explores a wide range of different cultures • A health science course that not only looks at diseases,but considers lifestyle choices in diet exercise and stress management; • An ethics course that considers such questions as the responsibility of the press and whether soldiers should follow orders that violate international conventions, and • A political science course that looks at the functioning of government on the federal, state and local levels. Contra Costa College is also using our channel for live, interactive teleconferences that are primarily aimed at high school students and special populations. In the last three years we have held 35 of these conferences on topics such as AIDS prevention, services for special-education students, financial aid for college, issues facing immigrants, and teen pregnancy. Approximately 300 viewers at six high schools and four community sites, and a sizeable number of home viewers, participate in these teleconferences. The only way that we will be able to continue showing these programs is if educational channels are again provided for in the new franchise. These channels could serve not only our needs but those of other educational providers, such as Cal-State,Hayward,the K-through-12 schools, and adult education. Besides channel capacity,the educational providers need the facilities and equipment to get their programs onto the cable system and to produce taped and live, interactive courses. Some of our equipment, for example, is more than 10 years old, and is badly in need of repair or replacement. Also we rely on older microwave technology when fiber-optics would be much more reliable. In closing, I would like to stress that our experience with educational programming has shown it to be a valuable community resource. I would like to thank you for your support in the past, and thank you for lettin me speak here today. d 2600 MISSION BELL DRIVE, SRN PABLO, CR., 44806 (510) 235-7800 RECEIVED TRA COSTO COLLEGE.C�I� ?nnn Honorable Members of the Board of Supervisors: CLEAKUAR o U i aS CONTRA STA Co. My name is Barry Benioff and I'm the Video Production Engineer at Contra Costa College. I'm here today to ask for your support for educational television in the County. Contra Costa College has been broadcasting television courses, or"telecourses," for overl0 years. We primarily use one of the City of Richmond's channels but, for 14 hours a week,we also broadcast on CCTV,the County's network. Our telecourses are just as rigorous as other college courses, are for unit credit and, are fully transferable to four-year institutions. The television programs that form the basis of these courses are of high quality and are of interest to a wide audience, not just enrolled students. Today, Contra Costa College averages 10 telecourses each semester, and we serve nearly 1,000 students each year. Some examples of programs include: • An anthropology course which explores a wide range of different cultures • A health science course that not only looks at diseases,but considers lifestyle choices in diet exercise and stress management; • An ethics course that considers such questions as the responsibility of the press and whether soldiers should follow orders that violate international conventions; and • A political science course that looks at the functioning of government on the federal, state and local levels. Contra Costa College is also using our channel for live, interactive teleconferences that are primarily aimed at high school students and special populations. In the last three years we have held 35 of these conferences on topics such as AIDS prevention, services for special-education students, financial aid for college, issues facing immigrants, and teen pregnancy. Approximately 300 viewers at six high schools and four community sites, and a sizeable number of home viewers, participate in these teleconferences. The only way that we will be able to continue showing these programs is if educational channels are again provided for in the new franchise. These channels could serve not only our needs but those of other educational providers, such as Cal-State,Hayward,the K-through-12 schools, and adult education. Besides channel capacity,the educational providers need the facilities and equipment to get their programs onto the cable system and to produce taped and live, interactive courses. Some of our equipment, for example, is more than 10 years old, and is badly in need of repair or replacement. Also we rely on older microwave technology when fiber-optics would be much more reliable. In closing, I would like to stress that our experience with educational programming has shown it to be a valuable community resource. I would like to thank you for your support in the past, and thank you for letting me speak here today. 2600 MISSION BELL DRIVE, SAN f'f BLO, CA., 94806 (510) 235-7800 bAll 8z5 414 71Ul1 � W`i`ll ADW iQJUu3 oll vli�r' ic CREI%IENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES LE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESPAROL a � Nosostros los sados que firmamos aqui, residentes de J<t'': j ee-Y , estamos preocupados acerca do la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar programaci6n, difuddin y pmduccibn on espaflol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la rdnovacitm del proceso do renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petition sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio A4", I C.4 0 NO v t?- Sp vv�ist r.: ' i r. c 7- -7y^ f--'q l�S'L C l hJd' b 1'? ) `l E PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales pagan incrementar programaci6n, difucion y producci6n en espafiol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la r6novaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comumdad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicitio C 'IV Tn-k1.C,-r ra 6 L-e 4- m ............. !2� L v 7-4 AfJ 44-2 R14091WA. PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residences de estamos preocupados acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programaci6n, difucion y producci6n en espaflol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la r6novaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la cQnsulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la.comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio Z> C 6 po LA ApAon 't> OLIZULC� 4 v J,zz VA 0-c2v� Z Gor, 4-Ck Cl) V)C d 0—(-I� co 4 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESPANOL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residences de estarnos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccion en espanol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la renovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio L) j C /1 1 ,/`t ``i ft �..: 'Lr' .J c�` ,�" /.�''r'ii,y t,�i [.S'-+C;'i'?`'1. C✓,s',. j le �'�-r'%i ;r' e��' X<� '' c�C�`,�..:�'� '�'' �.-. s�-'/�✓� __-s�/'1•y`/ff"J C.r ;r= `% i .b IIf , i 02124/00 10.39 FAX 825 313 7108 GSD ADMIN lih 003 PETTCI ON PARA INCREMENTAR PROGPAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados aceyrca de la falta tie prognunacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales pagan incrementar programad6n, difudern y producci6n en espatiol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobettura unplia(onda larga)en la r6novaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos quo este peticion sea incluida en el repone de la consulta, dwicribiendo las necesidades y interems de la c9numoad, Nombre(impresa) F i. a t/Domicilio ` .,CC _ -. ell ss � r- CATelk Rc(— Lac �'`L r 1 1` .h'elkre(f- Y4- i� 6D 1-17 fl a— Ae vie PLO . C ' --- 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN 003 PETIC16N PARA INCRF24ENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y`rELEVIST6N EN ESPAROL Nosostros las interesados que firmamos aqui, msidentes de, tc rl�� Q�.estamos preocupados acerca de la fatty de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar progratnaci6n, difudo'n y producci6n en espahol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda large) en la r6novaci6n del proceeso de renovar los demch®s. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio Xv 1 ' fir° t t ; . „`_�_ ?i'r TA PLO- .e J t . f /4 ell -kkl vl ck <'',l 4'`�C'`�C r�- � r ,` ice,(L;'�i t3 � `... T PETICON PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISON EN ESPA&OL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar programaci6n, difucion y producci6n en espafiol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la r6novaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la cQnsulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio Ahiz- d, 14-0 PETICION PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPANOL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de i Uz estamos preocupados acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiaies pagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccion en espanol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la renovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio N'♦. 1` Al r yr""Rr"' s t+"�. 'JAG rti<w i 1 f �� _ 1- �w �t& t 1,u01✓lit n`' rfa eY _ ° s , t' 4 02/23/00 08:57_LFAX 25...313 7108 GSD ADMIN 1m 0135 ;>q PETICI45N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los intermdos que firma,mos aqui, residentes de , _j estamos preocupados acema de la falta de pro 'on local y adecuada en Contras Costa County y Aide que los oficialcs ha&m incrermentatr pmgramaci6n idifucion y producci6n en espafiol, una provision mandatoria, de cobcrtura amplia(onda larga)en la rcnovacitm del proceso de renovar los derechos. t Nosotros pedimos que este peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulM describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio 8 4�� .r CSC)r,��. -®.�-+ ifff el CA �c3..'y d'.Fy1.ycXL.�fr:�+�Y.+'.YLt.G F/: '^,Y39�r�-- —.,___. � � DYW_W�f,YL•T _f�)�..✓ --v f _ , e j v e7 i ` C :5� 14 j. '� Q. y.yY --. MAR-01-2000 16:19 CCC FMCH PROGRAMS 925 313 6?08 P.05 Petition to Increase Spa Wsh Language Programming on Cable Television We,the undersigned tesidents of are conccmcd about the lack of adeguat Spanish language programming in Contra Costa County and request that city officials make increased Spanish languW program airing and production a mandatory L-,,CO CL ba +� provision in the franchise renewal process. -we-r r"f tz-,ev We request that this petition be includexi in the consultant's report describing the needsand interests of the community. Name (print) Warne(si,gtnatare) Address 6'ei I Z; if e r ti b_.--!,> nf' �J S Forum<<rn t' tnJJ r,plc:2 . :2K - l it i R t��` f ef -Z ir L& M 9 r r z t 4 cz k 'A L 2 IVA /no Rob;.L,,, e-ncaA cA TOTS P.05 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPAOL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programaci6n, difucion y producci6n en espafiol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de, cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la re'novaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo, las necesidades y intereses de la,comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Lma Domi cilio 0 L) a 1-2 lea C U/I �7 K4 �-(�Iw I-�ta�k, ft vf L\1 —-H "-' V "cv/ :k Lgr- 2,1 UZ/Z4JUU 1U:3V r'AA V25 .-41:3 71Ud GSD ADXIN �.._. r Petition to Increase Spanish Language Prograrmn-dng on Cable Television We,the undersigned residents of are concerned about the lack of adequat9Spanish language programming in Contra Costa County and request that city offitials make increased Spanish language program airing and production a mandatory 6-00dba 4,% provision in the franchise renewal process. We request that this petition be included is the consultant's report describing the needs and interests of the community. Name (print) Name(signature) Address- 4Y ddressLr % �Qkyidyte� A/Y\,4. /lq—,4 -e 4j L-0 - . r I ri v - cc- ? c- �A;�4.V4 Jui-,-r j t 1 )10 IV IT AIN f 02/24/00 10:38 FAX 925 313 7108 GSI} ADMITS Rj003 1 PETICI$N PADA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y T'ELEYISI6N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion IoW y adscuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales haSan incrsmentar programacic n, difucion y producci6n ea espy ol, una provisiba mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la r4novaci6n del pmceso de renovar las demhos. Nosotros pedimos que este petition sea incluida en el reports de la consults: de3cribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domiralio I&cxv,\c-ck 6a'-f?0at /9t1"� l' .. 7 !/1 �a `. ..._ _ I1II111 a e•• � ,, � ... -- r 7 � � Apr 04 00 08: 18a p. 1 FES-26-20M 16:42 CCC FMCH PRDWRM 925 313 6708 P.03 PLMC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TWMS16N EN ZSPAAOL Nososm lus interandas quo firmsmvs aqui, residentes de A Vi°A 44b� cstamos preocup s wa a de la!ilia de Wagramacion taxal y mlewWs en Conus Costa County y pick qua los oficlsales haafW iacremm*ar pmWwmui6n, difixim y prrducci6n en espatiai, utrs psovisibn marnatoria, de cobertura amelia(tom lwp)en la r6imci6aa del pracm dt rerwom los d+a s- Nusi*os pedimuas quc esu pcuci&n scs inclauida an el repode de las consults, deacribitndO iaa ncocsidWas y ianbwues ds is comunidad. Nombre(imptaeaa) Firms DerniWiu AN !f 217 -a7L-i' _ car' , �� '.,�€'. � 7 �9 5r �'cs�Y r 01 y „y r re _ y Wi&?.... '. Eli el� n f C r_0 !!V�O Log fIC4 to Ila 0Vie- ^ Rpr 04 00 O8z18a p .2 FEB-28-20M 16142 CCG FMCH PROGRMS 925 313 UAJU f'.k7.� PETIC16N PARA INCUMICNTAR L )CALES DB CASU Y'TI UVIS16N El i iIi3PAROL Nosostros los intemsedes quo firm aqui, resident de - esumvs pr+eocupsdos actma do to aft do proWsmacion locd y sdauada on Corura Coats C6wty y pilo que Ios oficiaiee hawisicr� pm,�acm dila y ptoduccivn an espafloL una provision mrds toM de cobama amelia(onda terga)on la r&oms6n del promo de rewwtfvu W dams. Nosawn pedimvs qoe cots pdicuin as incluida en el reposte de Ia co IM docribit ndo las ntccsidados y intros do Ia comuttidad. Nownbrle(imprm) Firma DoraiciW �. s1_�VM(ni.�u �_ __t caw 02/24/00 10:29 FAX I► 35ia8 GSD ADMIN tgjaa Petition to Increase Spanish Iranguage Prograncu ning an Cable Television We,the uMersigned residents of are conccroed about the lack of adequatgSpanish language programming in Contra Costa County and request that city officials snake increased Spanish language program acing and production a mandatory °00 6bA+n CL provision in the franchise renewal process. + %r r'rc We request that this petition be included in the consuitanes report describing the needs and interests of the cominunity. Name (print) N sib � Addzess t ZA __ r, 61464 � 6'►AUA cam`=,�,P�)Ev 14n—� ZZ —409J.0, .444 n s� Z 011 - rel �! �i'l>� r w -opwhel-s /wY 0' 1 �P11 10 . p1hr t14 Ci Li's 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMINQ003 PETICIbN PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVTSI6rq EN ESPAROL Nosoros los interesados que firrnamos aqui, residemes de r`c s preocupados acerca de la alta de programacion local y adecuada an Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar progratnacibn, difucion y producci6n en espaAol, una provisian mandatoria, de cobertura aimplia(onda larga) en Ie rdnovaci6n del proceso de renovar los demchos. Nosotms pedimos que este petici6n sett incluida en el reporte de la consulta9 describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio 02/23/00 08:57_FAX 925_.313 7108 GSD ADMIN 4003 r. I'ETICION PARA INCIREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPASOL Nosostros los inte resados que finnamos aqui, residentes de�L4KOVQ IV e3tam03 preocupados acerca de la falta de ro 'on local adecuada on Cotta Costa ids quo los oficialrs p $ � Y � Y p pagan incrementar programaci6n idifucion y produccion en espanol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la renovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticie'n sept incluida en el reports de Is. consults, describiendo pts necesidades y into yeses de is comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio mica RILL CA �!t i/l I V lalv i rr_ Z ✓ L't'� „1=,l1 7?'i® y t « L _A PIZ 1 t SCh dv ,33->t ",vI V',cx J C Le, � A `sem- 02/23/OU ;3 57 _ _.._�g5.313 r 11 Vo PETICIO;N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPA�t�►L N stros los intcresados c firmamos aqui, residentes de. _ staamos preacupados vso qu � acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Conti 4 Costa ounty y pile que itis oficiales hagan incrernentar prograrnacion idifucion y producci6n en espaiiol, una provision mandator* de cobcrtura amplia(onda lata) en la rcnovacivn dei proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que e*ta peticio'n sea incluida en el rep+one de lit contsultat, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de to comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio 1 Cc Smov 14 'RL-Q, C't°' 'C!ILL Z"°.2rrt,- 4ir /IICr C.-V�-�,L�-C LA► ca ,� x ' (� Ctz,=,tau U1t�3, U0�t18;57 . .32 72'08 ',3SD ADMIN 16003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS t.UCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPAROL Nv stros los interesados que firrnamos aqui, residentes de 4Cunmty est Inas preocupados acClca de It £alta de prosoamacion local y adecuatda en Contra Costa y pile que los oficiales pagan incrementar progrlci6n idifucian y producci6n en espatiol, una provision marndatoriat, de cobertuu'a arnplia (dada larga)en la rinovaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. } 3trr�s pedimos clue c to petician sea incluida en el repone de la consultk describiendo las .ns'dades y int reses de 1a corm ;:dad Nombre(impresa) Fama Domi+cilio 4, 71,19 u��VcA,r Aa blra b oc-L, 1, 15 r --m4ww 4 jcm, / ra � .�71c�✓c�cc � I ZIt L Abi Y C _ ► � � _ 070Ate- y voetl t , s. 02/24/00 10:38 FAX 925 313 7108 GQ A2MIN Ia 003 PETICI6N PARA,INCREMENTAR PROGRA,MA5 LOCALES DE CABLE Y TEL EVIS16N EN ESPA.NOL Nososatros los interesados que fsrmamos aqui, residemtes d+e1 l!;�, : mvtr;? L estamos pre=pados acerca de la falta de pr cion local y adecuada an Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccibn en espaAol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la rdnovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la consults, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. No bre(impresq) Firma Domicilio eli- AJV y,L:OL�LL!22f1 ��f � /1 _ 1Jyf �{$ / - (y�'j/',�/�j ().f// �+.,..'•(lam/} v _ 4( \. 02./24100 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD MIN [it 003 PETICI6N PARA INCREI'b>tENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesades que firmamos aqui, residentes de J—e--A�n,:Yt estamos preocupados acerca de la alta de programacion local y adecuada on Contra Costa County y pile que Eos oficiales hagan incrementar pmgramaci6n, difucion y producci6n on espailol, una provision numdatoria, de cobertum amplia(onda large)on la r6novaci6n del proceso de renovar los demchos. Nosotros pedimos que este peticift sea incluida on el reporte de la consults, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Uomicilio r 774, 3 i l 02/24/00 10.39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMI Z003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los iriteresados qu+e firrnamos aqui, residerrtes de/ c A _estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de pro ion local y adecuaida en Contra Costa County y Aide quo los oficiales hagan incrementar programacibn, difuddin y producci6n en espatiol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la rdnovacibn del proceso do renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos quo este petition sea incluida en el reports de la consults; doscribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio f &4V tt—Zm"PARr . A OA,69,4) �"�'� 1�y��J sir'-....� :. _�J� -�--� �� J tel._. ti + [✓ L..-- Ji Too L t \ � ' 22 DA tj j w 02/24/00 10.39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN 4003 PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESPAROL Nvsostros las interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de/L.ti- Ae-6."W s prevcupados acerca de la falta de procion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales hapn incrementar programacibri, diffusion y producci6n en espaAol, una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda I )en la rdnovaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de is consults, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicilio I a2 EDane . t Qlz P �i(� � r h, 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN Q003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELE'V'ISI6N EN ESPANOL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, msidentes de 1c t .estanxos preocupados acerca de la fatty de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacibn, difucidn y producci6n en espaftol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda large) en la rdnovacio'n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consults„ dcscribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Fi DomicilioCL o, v , s � Y _ r i F EALTH`Y_START PAGE 03 01/0311994 01:05 925-370-5588 �ttaieud►aqr masse 3ph Iaut *irt!'��bst a�C,a�btc Taliarierax We.the widaera urd�+�# ��-� an+enc=,td about the lack erg+� Of��at„LW pmpwmnft in Coag Cam tmM mad zest that d of&:Ws wAke i uxtased lx�rr P � prod x a m tory �4 bA vt CL p,ovi in*e trandule xe n wd pCousn' fez r0 ao r trt'-ft Vg w"m*w dus ps"m be mdoded 3a dye co witwes rcpm dacrib ft the needs and ar+cses of the 60amwiv, Nam 1!+ux( t ) t '� j t } IYA ",c- 1f-, &(2 ,�+ ` l 4 CPk '- `+�''�+►i ',�, i�� ,vim.,..- �'�`,� �'� � ell r q14 py,610 04/Q2Z20 }0 �.1yy�55:55 {{ 9256097759 COC y YGNACIO VALLEY ELEME PAGE 02 PRCUWM r! ` ' l i�i.IlY ma fie,the nesd�t:�xd of .a� � _�_ vocownd -b no &c bKt o *"VP $in Cbmw Casts Cro N"and="at*At officlabs�elet h paw �md end tis( C pecrisim in toF k.I . it:ocvw ptocm, -0 C p e*rcc.* We c*r the petWon be io&b&d in dl a wt's i q map ducaling the novels and lammm of the Nww t=ia* N ( ) lis JdaALL., JIL--'QM tM Aa J�-I]W-„SJIn iA '�" i (49n 21 e#ncordf, uti -A 2m-�yA4fmw�64. ft7t Poe �� .��► � 04I03J2000 15.55 8256097759 Yg"10 VALLEY ELEME PAGE 03 Iw► eMIMomAn WA*000"4*06 jCMA I videcMI&M cam cam awoY Y pdi �do 6*it481N! "Pow. to 'D+�� bWn i� o j*wimoj6m del P9� 7 dorwe � t lm ► qas 0s idrt w •t do is OCOWAIb4 dwc* Are ri i �aa is is * � On cov for 1A.0-le tz *111z 'rrrt � ToTfL P.0$ 04/03/2000 15:55 9256097759 YGNACIO VALLEY ELEME PAGE 04 F ~ A, �o r e4 c� -t s t 40 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 939 313 7109 fxSkAD91N W003 rETIC16" lA 2A►IN'CKTAIMMA►R PROGRAM"LOCA►LU ST CANX Y TZi,EVIS16M EM ZMAI ML Nos ms los ianw"mdm q" MUMS twidefta de C ,,i d" ace= de It fMm de peoonowfoa lmd y adewada ra Cmm Cam� y PW Q bMa mcmme tw popmood6s. diff y pm&=i6a on ewritol, um provision mom. de cobertum a*ia(On&bW)an Ia 4wmi6a dd pry do rerr*m Im&Mt aL Nosotros pedium que esta podcft ma induida en el i"wte de Ia couftAW d sc n'bienda las non,aidadsa y iMma de Ia ammmidad. No: (bnpma) Firma Il mWho �' "Sao --�1> 2.. aw►s ." y Stsw= :-A�7�1 rrtt ,o t I%A was -Y � 2*4 ��ryy V{r-aa,jne3a AmA N3�-�=-3.-..+.My3 •� r .�.�4 +�J...�-'��1 1� C}Y a Y��'! f ��t7 i_e'1'�' t ��I�- �-d—`' 373WaVu--iWoWl-l�;4 .ef. � 0�4 SZi �a+�c o► z 3 rJ04 51A J ia J, � 1 ` L JaL- —t��✓Vie_ c� � �` �`�► .�`�'��„�.� s L0 39dd 1 1S-AMI- 3H 8899-OLE-SL6 S0:i8 t766T/EO/T0 PETIci6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE V TELEVISION EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccion en espanol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la renovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que, esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consults, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de lacomunidad. Nombre(impresa)4 pirrn4,, " Domicilio'All j k w ( q j ,may 1. a tl • �,��If .'l/ � ! 4/ys'r / Y �a`�(„'f L.," 5� ��..�� .. T u k tC�MA t^\S. 'OL., (��c'� C l�r l�. Clk3L 4 VC S''•,�, + –cs—.._ ... "skn,�"'•'`r:�• "r'>>s .y''H /,[,,�. '.� - .. { `"�...aG... ...� ..a.l4L.�ir..yy a �K (- p� V�- �,-.l" G 5" m f l ?� `/t T ��1for =-7�� Y k ��i 11 7^4 f fT PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAM S LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPA140L Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos prevcupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales pagan incrementar programaci6n, difucidn y produccibn en espailol, u as provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la rdnovacion del proceso de removar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, dmeribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. T�qmbre(impresa) _{ Firma Domicilio I"J � � c rf, t '1 r0r nrl l L i A v tl&2DER N 81by PAP, 6 � n %^, 7/t 4 �--...- �_' in -8 Lel e, IV1 t'l3 6eivILL ( 1 t7f1 FEB-29- 09:46 CCC FMCH PROGRAMS 925 313 6708 P.05 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CELE Y ULEVIS16N EN ESPA OL Nosostros las int cis que firmamos aqui, re sidentes de a stamos preucupados wxrc:a de: la falta de programacion loci y adacuada en Cornua Cosa County y Aide que los oficiales ltaW in tar prograntaci6n, dl%don y produccifn on "paWt una perovisi6n mandato* do cobertum amelia(ands uwp)on la r6novaci6n del pcoceso de r+enovar los dere6os. Nosot-m pedimos que ersta petician sea incluida en el reporte de la c o=Wts, describitndo las ne idades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(improo) Firma Dormicilio is c2,rn,�. �^�..rf ' 1c a) IAAVItw Dy. ryl es Le 2�a r X 4 TOTAL P.05 01f03P1994 01.05 925-370-5588HEALTHY-START PACS 02 Dt CANA Y TUEVIS16K lM 99FOOL NOMOMM ka faftraoias site &mwnos &*sk ragdota de adams proompadorc araau dot is fix do pm9mma ion lmd y ademda ca Coma Com minty y pidt qw W ofi+cislrs lata ivc� prodder. &Avdw y pto&cilia an cspaW. urns provisl6a mandato&, do cobertm"lit(oodu le p)ea Is r4owamift did pr v do twom is derecbos. Nomms pwdhmu qm este pokift ma uscuida to el rrote do is camlW describitrAo Its trets6dod"r l de is wommidad. Nc rt(W*nu) F*f tt Domi6lio 91IS 20 ► k. �#r ,C�r � #5 ? ' A 0. / 77 &,beA 1'" s !+'�'t it 1 " Cirvz: Ju WAY im 14 /Ju/,.� 1) ` f t p ar C-7 tQ coricoyd c a 84510 to'd AUSCIE :M swvtoo r rte ve;at -1pt-taw MAR-13-2000 16:40 CCC FMCH PROGRAMS 925 313 670B P.03 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS'i16N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados qua firmamos aqui, tesidentes de x°� --C..C(, . estamvs preocupados acerca de Is falta de programacion local y adecttads en Contra Costa County y pile que los ofieiales hagan immmemar programa+cibn, difucion y produccian en espatlol, Una provision mandstoria, de robertura amplia(onda lsrga}en Is renovacibn del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pcdirnos que esta petician sea incluida eat el reporte de la consults, descrihiendo las necesidade:s y interefts de Is comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicilio b/Z/� i'i• - - f�:�i��f� ,l�tl/A�ti �...._--jy7" y�c..cc• ea6 �y�eE�G�`'d s'�z� 4� ,y. �" rte f t �Ll ✓l:'G3 �` v �/` ' "'�'r .tet r. ILL v�D V% -ICA IN Via,-, r. V&&' k,5 .- fo g c c cc C...Q.C-1200-Y1 Y _ t' '`'�' � 1 �i, Ire Tarn sIC 'l l tl li kms{ 11 � t t , j S ( l �t�'Jt El,`ft�KC� , MAR-13--2000 16:41 CCC FMCH PROGRAMS 925 313 6708 F.05 Petition to Increase Spanish Language PrograrnMi g on Cable Television We,the undersigned residents of are concerned about the lack of adequat^panish language programming in Contra Caste County and request that city officials make increased Spanish language progr n airing and production a mandatory k 00 cL ba '^: provision in the franchise rent wal process. -,5;C r r ret We request that this petition be included in the consultant's report describing the needs and interests of the community. Name(print) Name(signature) Address ( Ct-fAf :L�,MLSQ R. A 0=4 .ST 1 A Nr+CY 14 cA 9Y50.) �V�k" kY1�tiYCZ �-YYck Q-t. mi e "L i(�Z. DGver try Pk+41,bur5 C+mgW`166 TOTAL P.05 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE'Y TELEVLS16N EN ESPAROL i Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de A estamos preocupados acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales pagan incrementar progra maci6n, difucion y producci6n en espat-iol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amelia(onda larga)en la renovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que csta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad, Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio 44 mA ju b 1 r 13 AC L 14 S �'' 473 1E'IJtl�I&tf�o PETICION PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPA&OL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales pagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccion en espanol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la renovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio p l U (i G tl, J0Sebb) r ve- C, r,2cr (a HCl PETICION PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPA&OL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccion en espanol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la ronovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio Q C i U d C, CL vin-'- Ak, cllrelowhpll Maq&�Ohj AAA ?,fA kk�,A6M ( �(M/ 0 10 ff � � �r MAR-01-2000 16:18 CCC FMOH PROGRAMS 925 313 6708 P.03 PETICION PARA INCREMENTAR P'ROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE 'Y TELEVISION EN EAil- �SPAZ�OL Nososrros los intemados qua firmamos aqui, residentes de /'i° �tY _ estamos preocupadae acerca de la fkIta de programacion local y adecuada. en Contra Costa Coi*y pude que los oi'iciales hagan incremewar programaci6n, difficlon y producci6n an espaflol, una provisift mandatoria, de cobertura arnplia(onda large)en la r6novaci6n del procaso de remorvar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el "Vorte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y inte yeses de is comunidad. Nombre (impress) Firma Domicilio tQgin . i n a—da r -_ L 2�— s 5 e, er 7:. P :v /,-h JZ7- SOS Sole I 7L 02/24/00 20.38 FAX 925 313 7108 G5D-,APXIN Z003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PRO GRA MAS .LOCALES DE CABLE Y'TELEVISION EN ESPAROL Nosostros las interesadvs que firmamos aqui, residentes de tft,-fi,rrjcrr �J�1&=s preacupados acerc a de la (alta de piogramacion local y adecuada en Contra Costar County y Fide cue los oficiales hagarn inacreme.ntar programacibn, difucioin y producci6n en espallol9 una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda large)en la rinovaci&del proceso de renovar los dereehos. Nosotros pedimos que eta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidade:s y internes de la comunidad. N rnbre :prma) Firma 1 omicilio y 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADbtIN 10403 PET1CI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPAROL Nosystros las interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de r1 m,_ s preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacift, difucion y produccibn en espaitol, una provision n andatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda large) en la rinovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticinn sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, descr ibiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre (impresa) Firma. Domicilio y Q. a 7 1. C' , �: 02/24/UU lu.sa VAA VZO J14 71Ub �„SD AWUP 49OU3 PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI45N EN ESPAfgOL Nosostros las interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de fi t c,E ra,2--nct -4 4-est "ios preocupados acerca de la falta de progranucion local y adecuada en Comm Costa County y pide que los oficiales began incrementar programacibn, difucion y produccibn ea espaftal, una ptovisidn mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la rfnovacibn del pmeeso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consults, describiendo las necesidades y interests de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicilio (rYq r� r r J j 4 t 4 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN @I003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRANIAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPA140L Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de '' At-,r,e s preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y ade cuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los ofiiciatles hagan incre:mentar prograimacuin, difucion y pmducci6n en espaAol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la rinovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consults, dcscribiendo las necesidade:s y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio 'fit C ^� c-InIU ' d �oto, "l_6tC ti Ck t- � 1Gitl { Cal t�`� L.r Mcy t"`i ,4J,�-i`r r p 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 G ADII 16 003 PETIC16N PARA YNCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE'Y TELE'VISI6rq EN ES>PAAOL Nosostros las interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes do lc4jaee ,. A estat ios preocupados acerca de la (alta de pro ion local y adeeuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar prog=acion, difudo'n y produccibn en espafiol, una provision nwaidatoria, de cobertura arnplia(onda larga)en la rdnovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que este pedcion sea incluida en el repone de la consults, dcscribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad9 Nombre(impiresa) Firma Domicilio ku.- r C. 0;114/UU IU:JV rAA VZ* 313 71Utf VCU AlfLltf� wJUU3 PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTA►R PROGPAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de/2=h=(Ozd stamps preocupados amea de la fatta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra, Costa County y Pide que los oficiales pagan incrementar programacibn, difucion y produccibn en esparftoL una provision mandatoria, de c*bertura amplia(onda larga)en la rdnovaeion dei promo de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, desc ibiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio117 k- ; I- ,tom144, IL 4 v k? lL� !�l�0,& a' 0;/14/UU 1U.30 kAX V25 313 71Ub 4�iw A AIIN WJUU3 PETIC16N PARA INURE` KENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESP'AROL Nosostros los interesaados que firmamos aqui, residentes de Ak zz. -4c:� stamos preocupaclos acerca de la Ialta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pile que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacibn, difuclon y producci6n en espaflol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda targe) en la rinovaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticift sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, deseribiendo las necesidades y internes de la comunidad. Nombre(impresar)�, Firma Oomieilio LaM17CAL Un CL Loa &-ay-vin AU, gi(*Ih i� 4 -t 1 �cf»e\0r circ -- Jf/a r� 11 i",L �t 0c/ u2/24/uU 1U:3N MA VZO 313 71us 4ia'UA�i�l _ viuu3 PETIC1614 PARA 1NCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE{CABLE Y TELEVYS16N EN ESPA*0L Nosostros los intemsados que firmamos aqui, residentes de/ %fir esus preacupadas acerca de la (alta de programacion local y adecuada on Contra Costa County y pile que los of iciales pagan incrementar progratnacion, difucioin y produccion on espaffoi, unas provision nuumdatoria, de cobertum amplia(onda large)on la r6navacion dei proceso de renovar los demchos. Nosotros pedimos quo esta peticion sea incluida on el reporte de la +consulta, dmmibiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(improsa) Firma Domicilio IL � .• 16`� WO ft1/1�Gt V'Y vl �l G +� c 1 1-3 . sad r - e C 02/24/uu IU:40 raa ax5 313 71UtS c;sy ,wstity WJUu:t PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESP'AROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes delft,. —rreef cf/ r estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra.Costa County y pide que los oficiales pagan incrementar programacift, difiucidin y producci6n en espafiol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la rinovicibn del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros p+edimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio 0 ( / LI V/ iLd 6 tj L::�41 le to ell Le.--Alt 411 (Ir, UIKL�$12iflvlou#A �0 qS I q B01------ ,4=4 PP �� i 17 c ((`//1ff11'� 02/24/UU 1U::38 bAA VZS 414 71UO 4�NU _IWDIlIV wjut1J PETIC16N PARA INCRMENTAR PROGRA.IVIAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI6N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de6/ /tG ias- _ stamos preocupardos acerca de la (alta de programacion focal y a decuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programaci$n, difucloin y producc16n en espafloL una provisi6n mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la r4novaci6n del proceso de renovur los demhos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petici6n sea incluida en el reports de la consulta, do scribiendo las necesidades y interews de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicilio fle(kLylp !X T—c4-SJ il Dc UX/24/UQ IU:3V b'AA VZO 313 71Us UW AMIN wJUU3 PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISI45N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los intemsados que firmamos aqui, residentes de s preocupados acerca de la falta do programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oiiciales pagan incrementar programacion, difucidn y producci6n on espahol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda large)en la rinovacion del proceso de rovar los demchos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida on el reporte de la consulta, dmeribiendo las neeesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicilio a ate'- - 5!,2/ ` 5 le-'' 0) � ►y�G2 Er`''iV-4C'Le'a V 196-�- VL j e, A, T-8, r, J//Z 14, 44 n1,61 r el � 30 r4110s,S Y') 14 �rt5wr�- yr 02124/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN Q003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMS LOCALES DE GABLE Y TELEV"ISTVN Eli ESPA.NOL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes deg - -7� •rZc &gstarnos preocupados acerca de la fatta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide quo los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difucidn y pmduccion en espaAol, una provision mandator* de cobertura amplia(onda larga)en la rdnovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos quo esta peticion sea ineluida en el reporte de la consulta, descrribiendo las n+ecesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firm Oornicilio fficl b� fwd aut� A."41 (711-,,��- V7 ANIna nom 2qj 1, 2LOr!0 4rk- - .�/(VL 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN X003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPAROL Nosostros los intemsados que firmamos aqui, msidentes de c-b:: =-tjt A stamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecua da en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales hagan incrementar pmgramacion, difucidn y production en espatiol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la r6novaci6n del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta petition sea incluida en el reporte de la cvnsulta., describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma D►omicilio p - 2,-2 i L!E UP S 4,!zlop rty 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSA ADMW 1003 PETIC16N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPAF40L Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de&c,&2!& �stamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y pide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difuciaia y produccion on espailol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda larga) en la rinovacion del proeeso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consults, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la cornunidad. Nombre (impress) Firma Oomicilio CW r© �(� t� I'! t �Y GGA �r 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN 003 PETIC16N PARA INCREIVtENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVISION EN ESPANOL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de/&L-r-�rzv-lid s preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacion, difucion y produccibn en espailol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura axnplia(onda large)en la rdnovacion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consults, describiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impress) Firma Domicilio r4��ZA — -_ - TTTT 1w- 1-7-C �_r� L 7, "VVA ' Rim) r r 02124/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN10003 PETIC16N PARA WCREMEN'TAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES DE CABLE Y'TELEVISI6N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados qua firmamos aqui, residences d45�h �---- --r—deaamos preocupados acerca de la fslta de programacion local y adecuada an Contra Costa County y Aide quc los oficiales hagan incrementar programaci6n, difuci6n y pmducci6n an espaAol, una provision mandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda large) an la rdnovaeion del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos quc esta petici®n sea incluida an el reports de la consults, deacribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad, No�bre(impress) Firm'." Domicilio ZL� L ( ([!(t// /( /f /J/ 3 �!i`f.dLa�! o ,1 3.�ldGY� C' arL 02/21/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN Q003 PETICI6N PARA INCREIMENTAR PROGRA►1MA5 LOCALES DE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ES1p'AROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, residentes de/FjCb","-r g—estamos preocupados acerca de la falta de programacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales hagan incrementar programacift, difucidn y pmduccibn en esp&Aol, une, provisi6n maudatoria, de cobertum amplia (onda larga)en la r&wvacibn del proceso de renovar los derechos. Nosotros pedimos que esta peticion sea incluida en el reporte de la consulta, describiendo las necesidades y interests de la comunidad. Nombre (impress) Firma Domicilio &A.M(A , aci v 02/24/00 10:39 FAX 925 313 7108 GSD ADMIN Q003 PETICI6N PARA INCREMENTAR PROGRAMAS LOCALES RE CABLE Y TELEVIS16N EN ESPAROL Nosostros los interesados que firmamos aqui, resideates de/ c/rr7,:C-r&d( ttcestamos preocupados acerca de la falta de progratnacion local y adecuada en Contra Costa County y Aide que los oficiales Kagan incrementar progrumacion, difucivn y produccion en espailol, una provision rnandatoria, de cobertura amplia(onda )en la r6novaci6n del proem de renovatr los derechos. Nosotros pedimos quo esta peticion sea incluida en el repotte de la consults„ dcscribiendo las necesidades y intereses de la comunidad. Nombre(impresa) Firma Domicilio >f ANA A (et at. RAL�2� '911 V 4°7 Wref ' 1 : apt v L.1!`Y/a�i/ ,:C �.st�'j.�y..,.:?_. ,�� /v f C. �E"'1�.. 1�� l.r,�r�l��`.•: ,� ., c> -