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TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contra w� FROM: Supervisor John Gioia Costa DATE: 3/12/2004 SUBJECT: County SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: Please appoint Madeline Ibrahim to the District 1 Alternate seat on the Emergency Medical Care Committee for a term to expire September 30, 2004. This seat was vacated on 11/17/2003. Madeline Ibrahim 7651 Stockton Ave. El Cerrito, CA 94530 BACKGROUND: Madeline Ibrahim is a certified emergency room nurse with a long history of working as an RN at hospitals and nursing homes including Kaiser, Summit Medical Center, Bayview Nursing (Hillhaven), and Brookside Care Center. She currently works as a Service Unit Assistant Department Manager for the Permanente Medical Group in Vallejo. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: i( it-- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----_---__p.._ --___-._------------------_-..-------- RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMEND TI OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): ----------------__-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_--------------------- ACTION OF BOARD ON_ March 23, 2004 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS i HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT ) AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED_ Mgrrh 23, 2004 CONTACT: JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND CC: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR BY DEPUTY X- TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS � � "' Contra FROM: COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Costa DATE: MARCH 23, 2004 ounty SUBJECT: AMEND TERM EXPIRATION DATES FOR THREE ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD REPRESENTATIVES SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&SACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: AMEND the term expiration dates for the following Assessment Appeals Board members: Representative Expiration Date to be Amended Amended Expiration Date Joe Fisher, District I August 31, 2006 September 3, 2006 James Giacoma, District IV August 31, 2006 September 3, 2006 E. R. Brooks, District V First Monday in Sept. 2006 September 3, 2006 BACKGROUND: The term expiration dues of these three District representatives are inaccurate and need to be amended, so that the official record, the Maddy Book, may be updated. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: ❑ YES SIGNATURE: - ErRECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR ® RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COIVMITTEE [~APPROVE ❑ OTHER SIGNATURES} ACTION OF BO. ON March 23, 2014 i APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED ZI OTHER ❑ VOTE OF SUPERVISORS: I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AND UNANIMOUS(ABSENT Name ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF AYES: NOES: SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED: MARCH 23,2004 Contact: Patricia Molloy (925)336-1907 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF cc: District I SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR District IV District V Assessment Appeals Board Staff By, � ��, � putY Clerk of the Board(Maddy Book) LSC-F19- 13 16 51 OCCSLPERVISM JOHN G101A 5109 X14 34±y F'r�b2r191 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contra �4 13 FROM: Supervi$or John Gloia � + Cosia DATE: 12WO03 County SUBJECT: sPEam REQUESTS)OR RECOMMENDATION($)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTtFICATION REQQMMENDATIQl1: Please appoint Joe Fisher to the Assessment Appeals Board to a term ending A*wst 311, 2006. Joe Fisher 212 S. 17"`St. Richmond,CA 94807 BAC GRQt Nit?'. Mr. Fisher,a Richmond resident, is a licensed real estate broker with many years experiences In Contra Costa County. CONnWEO ON ATTACHMWT! _..._,YES SKMATURE: R{5pM411�i0AMON OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR ._,.RECOMME`Mt�A O WARD CCN AfN47TE8 AdiF+ROYE tITHEft BIGNATURE(SY ACTKIN OF awD ON E As RtcowENr%m X - OTHM VOTE OF WpER1 sm !HEREBY CMIPY THAT TMS IS A TRUH AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKKN X UNANMIOUS{ABSENT _=e 1 AND METERED ON THE M}N M OF TtM BOARD OF SUPEWSOM ON rHE DAM AYM NOLs:- - SHOWN. AME ABSFAItt. ATTI'mo Dace-ber 16 2003 CONTACT: R HN"1.CLERK Of THE BOARD OF BUPERNWd AND COUNTY ADMIINMTRATOR CC: TOTAL P.01 Contra TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS : Costa FROM: Supervisor Federal D. Clover County DATE: January 6,2004 6.30 SUBJECT: APPOINT E. R. BROOKS AS THE DISTRICT V REPRESENTATIVE ON THE ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENCED ACTION: Appoint the following individual as the District V representative on the Assessment Appeals Board,for a term to expire on the first Monday in September, 2006. E. R. Brooks 4121 Spauloing Street Antioch,CA 94509 CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATU : RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR REC MENDATtON OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S) ACTION OF BOARD ON imuary s2004 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED: $ OTHER: VOTE OF SUPERVISORS: R UNANIMOUS(ASSENT 23--- > AYES: NOES: I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE ABSENT: ABSTAIN: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED JtttYti ry 6, M JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR By DEPUTY t,1 TO' BOARD of SUPERVISORS Contra FROM: Mark DeSaulnier Costa DATE: January 20,2004 County SUR.rECT: Appointment to the Assessment Appeals Board f SPECIFIC REQVEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&RACICGROtTND AND JUSTIFICATION cr RECOMMEND the appointment of James Ciacoma as the District IV Representative on the Assessment Appeals Board for a three year term ending August 31,2006: James Giacoma 1607 Yeoman Drive Concord,CA 94521 CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT' YTS SIGNATURE: V RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR-RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE _OTIIER strk�rtan�t� ACTION OF BOARD ON_ JaryW, Z004 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED � OTHER_ VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE R UNANIMOUS(ABS T � ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAIMN AYES: NOES AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED 3arIuary 20, M JOHN SWEETEN,CLERIC OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Cootact r� cc:Clerk of(Lt Beard(Maddy Book) r 1 t Stairto tbt Aseeasa�tat Appeals Board BY LL=;1 ,DEPUTY TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contra f . FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE rt Costa DATE: MARCH 15, 2004 o u n ty x- ,JT SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS TO THE TREASURY OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. RE-APPOINT the following individuals (addresses on file) to the specified seats on the Treasury Oversight Committee for four-year terms beginning May 1, 2004 through April 30, 2008: Seat Appointee County Superintendent of Schools Ellen Elster County School Districts & Community College District Jim Cerreta Special Districts Alfred Granzella Board of Supervisors Representative Donald L. Bouchet Public#1 Jerome E. Hatfield Public#2 Edgar H. Grubb Public#3 Charles T. O'Connor CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: ' RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR —09COMME���SA ION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER j s SIGNATURE(S): AYLE B.a MA, Chair MARK De-89WLNIER ACTION OF BOARD ON i+M=ch 23, 2004 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED_X_OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS i HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT None ) AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1477 ATTESTED:MARCH 23,2044 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF TREASURY OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE CLERK OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) f # S d A B UTY Treasury Oversight Committee Appointments March 15, 2004 Internal Operations Committee Page 2 2. DIRECT the County Treasurer to convene the Treasury Oversight Committee for its reorganization meeting and assist the Treasury Oversight Committee to carry out its duties pursuant to Article 6 (commencing with Section 27130) of Chapter 5 of Division 2 of Title 3 of the Government Code. 3. DIRECT the Treasury Oversight Committee to carry out its mandated responsibilities, including but not limited to the conducting of an annual audit pursuant to Government Code section 27134, and to report to the Board of Supervisors on any and all matters under its jurisdiction at least annually, beginning not later than April 2004, and more often as the Treasury Oversight Committee believes such reports to be prudent and appropriate. BACKGROUND: On April 30, 2004, the terms of the seven members of the Treasury Oversight Committee (TOC) will expire. On March 15, 2004, the Treasurer-Tax Collector presented the Internal Operations Committee with nominations to re-appointments all incumbents to their seats on the TOC, including the Board of Supervisors seat and the three Public seats, nominations to which are reviewed by the Internal Operations Committee. The Internal Operations Committee is pleased with the high caliber of all the incumbents and their knowledge of the field of public and private finance, and their continued interest in serving the public in this capacity. We believe that approval of these nominations will continue to provide the Board of Supervisors a TOC that will well serve the people of this County and, therefore, recommend these nominations for re-appointment to the Board of Supervisors for approval. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE 625 COURT STREET, ROOM 100 MARTINEZ, CA 94553 (925) 646-4122 Date: March 1, 2004 To: Scott Tandy, Chief Assistant County Administrato From: William J. Pollacek, Treasurer-Tax Collector Re: Treasury Oversight Committee On April 30, 2004, the terms of the seven members of the Treasury Oversight Committee will expire. The membership of the Committee is composed of: • County Superintendent of Schools or his/her designee (Ellen Elster) +► County School Districts and Community College District Representative (Jim Cerreta) Special District Representative (Alfred Granzella) Board of Supervisor Representative (Donald Bouchet) • Public Representatives (Edgar Grubb, Jerome Hatfield, and Charles O'Connor) The three public representatives have all indicated they wish to be reappointed. A summary of their background and experience is as follows: Jerome E. Hatfield- Retired Chief Deputy Treasurer for San Joaquin County with responsibility for a pool portfolio of$300 to $450 million. Prior to that Mr. Hatfield served as a fixed-income institutional salesman or trader for several major California banks. Mr. Hatfield previously served on the Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association (Board appointee for six years). Edgar H. Grubb- Retired Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer(CFO) for Transamerica Corporation. Prior employment positions include CFO for Lucky Stores and Zellerbach Paper Company. At Transamerica Mr. Grubb was responsible for an investment portfolio in excess of$50 billion. Charles O'Connor- Financial and Systems Analyst for World Savings and Loan (Golden West Financial), a $fib billion financial institution headquartered in Oakland, California. I will send a letter to County Superintendent of Schools, Joe Ovick, for the name of his nominee and to coordinate with the school districts the selection of their nominee. Both Ellen Elster and Jim Cerreta have indicated they will accept reappointment. I will also send a letter to Bette Boatman. Chair, Special Districts, for the name of the nominee. Alfred Granzella has told me he would accept reappointment. Donald Bouchet, representing the Board of Supervisors, will accept reappointment if nominated by the Board. I cannot over emphasize the need of having business and fixed-income investment professionals serve on the Treasury Oversight Committee. Their advice and counsel plus insights into current market conditions are a valuable source of information. Blease call me at your earliest convenience to begin the selection process with the Internal Operations Committee. I can be reached at (925) 957-2807. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY RECEIVED MAR 3 2M# 0"FICE OF u()UN'IS' ii)MINISTRATOR WJP:mb Cc: Julie Enea, Senior Deputy, Administration County Administrator's Office TOC.MernbershlpTOC3.1.04 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE ,~ Costa DATE: MARCH 15, 2004 County SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT TO THE LAW LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: RE-APPOINT David Ciel Simone to the Board of Trustees of the Law Library to a one-pear term ending December 31, 2004. BACKGROUND: The Law Library Beard of Trustees was established pursuant to State law and County Ordinance to maintain a law library in Martinez and a branch library in Richmond. The Internal Operations Committee annually reviews the appointment to the Member of the Bar seat, which terra expires each December 31. The Internal Operations Committee approved the nomination of Mr. Del Simone at its March 15, 2004 meeting and recommends to the Board his reappointment. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: ,,,._,,,,,,,,RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMEND I OF BOARD COMMITTEE �"" APPROVE OTHER ' SIGNATURE(S)•r` -OWLE B.-bfC.KEMA, Chair MARK DeSAULRIER- ACTiON OF BOARD ON March 23 2004 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED.!—- -OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN UNANIMOUS(ABSENT NOW 1 AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES- SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED:MARCH 23,2004 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERIC OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF --- LAW LIBRARY CLERIC OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) s d March 8, 2004 Internal Operations Committee Attn.. Ms.Julie Enea 651 Pine St. Martinez,CA 94553 Dear Ms. Enea, The Selection Committee for the County Costa County Public Law Library has completed their selection process for the open Public Law Library Board of Trustee position. Initially, the Law Library had a number of candidates but most of them did not qualify due to a requirement by California B&P Code Section 6301(5) that they be a member of the State.Bar. Of the remaining five qualified candidates,three of them decided not to pursue the position. The Selection Committee interviewed the two remaining candidates for the appointment. Patrick. M. Meehan, Esq. and David Det Simone, Esq. A decision was made to extend the appointment to Mr. David Del Simone since he is an active member of the Contra Costa County Bar Association, a sole practitioner who represents clients in West County, and has represented the Board of Supervisors as a Law Library Trustee for the last 18 years. Mr. Meehan is a corporate attorney in Oakland and is not a member of the Contra Costa County Bar Association. The Law Libtary's Board of Trustees asks that you review this appointment at your next meeting and forward your recommendation to the Beard of Supervisors. In the interim, the Board of Trustees has asked Mr. Del Simone to remain on the Board. Sincerely, ' r H n.J Joyce C 77 r 1en ontra slit Bo s 1020 Ward Street, ist Floor • Martinez, California 94553 �rq Phone {925 ) 646-2783 Fax {925 ) 646-2438 TO: BOAR[? OF SUPERVISORS Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE ©, Costa DATE: MARCH 15, 2004 County SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS TO THE COUNTYWIDE YOUTH COMMISSION (CYC) SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: APPOINT the following individuals to seats on the Countywide Youth Commission, each to complete the unexpired terms through August31, 2004 and to new terms that will expire August 31, 2006*: Appointee: Address: Seat: Belinda Owens 174 11 t' Street At Large #1 Richmond, CA 94801 Casey Kent Dychtwald 60 Charles Hill Road At Large Alternate Orinda, CA 94563 CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: _RE MMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR -1,1ECOMMENDA 0 of BOARD COMMITTEE PROVE OTHER f SIGNATURES) ak GAYLE Ba UIKEMA, Chair MARK DeSAULNIER ACTION OF BOARD ON — March 23, 2004 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN R UNANIMOUS(ABSENT Ncme ) AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED: MARCH 23,2004 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE.BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF ADAM CHOW,CYC STAFF 75 Santa Barbara Rd.,20d Floor Pleasant Hill,CA 94523 CLERK OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) B . SEP Countywide Youth Commission Appointments March 15, 2004 Internal Operations Committee Page 2 BACKGROUND: The Countywide Youth Commission {CYC}was established in 1994195 as an advisory group to the Board of Supervisors on youth-related issues. It comprises 25 youths between the ages of 12 and 18 who reside or attend school in Contra Costa County. The IOC reviews nominations for up to ten At Large seats. The 2003 IOC reviewed and approved the preceding nominations at its March 15, 2004 meeting and recommends appointment. Countywide # t idYouth� I Commission Menl To: Internal Operations Committee From: Adam Chow, Countywide Youth Commission Program Coordinator CC: Shelly Murdock, UCCE Daft. February 26, 2004 Re: Countywide Youth Commission At-large Appointments for 2003-05 The Countywide Youth Commission (CYC) Appointments Committee has made its recommendations to fill the vacant At-Large and At-Large Alternate Seats. The Appointments Committee solicited applications from the public for these seats from November 2003 to January 2004. The Appointments Committee received 6 applications. Each applicant was contacted via phone to attend an interview with the Appointments Committee. These interviews were held on February 3d and February 23, 2004. After each applicant was interviewed, the committee then discussed and ranked their recommendations for At-Large Positions. Applicants are recommended based on 1) community involvement; 2) awareness of the needs in their community; 3) passion, dedication, and commitment to youth issues; 4) personality/ability to connect with others; and 5) ability to enhance the CYC. Those applicants not selected would be ranked and placed on a reserve list in case the need arose to fill vacancies. With two vacancies currently on the CYC, we believe that these candidates are well qualified and would suit the needs of the CYC. Questions can be directed to me via phone at 925-64O-4228. The CYC recommends the following applications to fill current vacant At-Large Seats: At-Large'I-Belinda©wens(17411th Street, Richmond) At-Large Alternate-Casey Dychtwald(60 Chanes Hill Road,Orinda) CONTRA COSTA COUNTY RECEIVED OFFICE OF ;OI,; Iy ADMINISTRATOR JAN-07-2004 04:18PM FROM-RICHMOND NIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-973 P.004/012 F-066 C0UN'rVc. 1QZ I/nU"i H COMM ISSC6N, In Ivor Web site: ccyouf9voice o riaiilx6m Mcnabc.• 'lip Application 117Iz�y .�'nM orpljilt clearly) Name: 1 1�1 � � Address: -2 Q A Phone, City & Zip: ( E-mail: ' �' cy, School: Grade/Age: Please use the back of this form or another lags; :c, coinplCtely:answer all of the questonsbelow.Include your name on the second page and be sure to .tlt;tve€` t:€.:h question thoroughly. 1. Why do you want to be a member oftl:c Co€+n,.ywidc "Youth Commission? 2. List the :3 most important issues for youth itt your arca and how you found out about them. 3. Trow could you, as a CYC Com miss iot;:Yr, lie 1p to address these issues? 4. What are your current community :,Md scho u:;tivities? 5. What special skills and talents would you to thu work of the. Commission? }: OTEt A eommiccionov corvoo a twu ?,anis tL1t11L =: /.111L :J WITLIOad fa JAIma 4"�,V 1ka+at iatv�(14%vtt4c A tiuvildl, A Commissioner also serves on two (::stitwac one additional meeting pl s task assignments per month)during the term.A Conllnit;sio€ler t..ust l.. ,t'L tvansporuation to the meetings. his is about a 6-8 hour total commitment per month. Can you fulfill this commitment if you art: .Wlt:cl'_%I? 0 YOS aNO To give the Commission :€ better ttilt:cr5t.la:.:i.1r, :.i.you, 111v;asc include a letter of recd mendadon from two people outside your family. Your completed application &refere,nccs '_Mould l.w submitted by January 5, 2004, Mail: Countywide Youth Commission beta: (925) 646-6748 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2' Floor Finnil: ceyoLtthvoice@hotmaii.com f Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Date:��C Quct tions? Call 925,640.4228 i i k 4AN-07-2004 04:19PM FROM-RICHMOND NIGH SCHOOL 510-235-031& T-973 P.005/012 F-066 ......_._. ....__.. . . . . ..oma.. . . ��..�+. ... �'.. _._. . .. JAN-07-2004 04:18PM FROM-RiCR OND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-573 jj P-002/012 F-066 I i i January 5, 2004 Countywide Youth Commission 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2°d Floor Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (925) 6.16-6708,fax 4 j Dear Arum Chow and the Counrywide Youth Commission,, I am recommending the following students to represent Richmond High School as commissioners on the Countywide Youth.Commission: Belinda Owens,Angelica de la Torre, Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Tania Gutierrez. These four young women participate in the Feer Outreach Prgject (POP), an a r school program that focuses on empowering youlb to educate studems and the commurdty€n large at-out available healthcare resources. Although this is my First year coordinating the POP Program, I am continually impressed by the dedication and participation demonstrated by these young ladies. I presented the opportunity to apply for this prestigious commission to all twee y-five POP participants. I explained to them that when I was in high school, I participated in my city's youth commission. The skills and confidence I gained from that experience stays with me:today. I believe that it is my own testimony and their desire to create 2 better community that led these four young ladies to apply. I hope that you u&-e their interest seriously and allow them the opportunity to represent their community and sch of as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission. S' cerel , a VMA ina Pomerantz eer Outreach Project Coo in r E I-ISPOPAvahoo.com (510)412-8599 Richmond Nigh School 1250-23'd Street, Richmond, CA 94608 I JAN-07-2004 04:18PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-973 P.003/012 F-066 January 5, 2004 Countywide Youth Commission 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2"d !Floor Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (925) 6,16-6709, fax Dear Adam Chow and the Countywide Youth Commission, I am recommending the fallowing students to represent Richmond High Schoo as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission: Belinda Owens, Anl eli de la Torre, Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Tania Gutierrez. i These P)ur young women participate in the Peer Outreach Project (POP), an aft.-r school program that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the commaiity at large about available healthcare resources. Under the supervision of POP Coor ,inator, Shaina Pornerantz,these students were encouraged to apply to the Countywide oath Commission as an opportunity to represent their community and school. It is rry hope these four students will also gain insight into their community abroad by makin r contact with students from other parts of the Contra Costa County. Richmond High School After School Programs challenges its students to think utside the box. Despite impoverished living conditions and economic-setback s, studentsn are constantly challenged to be part of the problem or part of the solution. By being part of the solution students are able to take ownership in rebuilding their community end changing social misconceptions that change trust conte from the outside. With the tools and knowledge, our students can realize that they are powerful enough to creat I change. Sincerely, / Maya Bernandez, Site Manager Richmond High School After School Programs t'i't hyi,1.a ,,. ,aS r 1'1(1i"lt1lwlr ,h ♦ . .�j`f i i 111 I ii (510)412-8599 a j Richmond High School [ 1259-23rd Street,Richmond, CA 94608 JAN-07-2004 04:19PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-973 P.006/012 F-066 . ����.r y . .• \ .tit :,rv. �. 'C1JUN"I'YW#tJ,: Yi�Ld7�i•COMt�'t#�St©tit� . t• . .,WL'tw'CQ in f9Ls =. web site: www.you colnnit '::it t:.ate --Email: CCy0UthV01c=e o ail.`com' lMcnibc:'ship Application (pleasc type or print clearly) Name: 6�0VV-Z a le,zDate: _ = / 0 Address: lciim s r .�._ Phone: 5t:a 2 —5c City& Zip: ge/? 6 E-mail: School: e sck*,►,.a t�qb,. h t Grade /Age: J !, 'lease use the back of this form or a pother page to completely a sorer all of the quest ons below.Include your name on the second page and be sure to iosNvur tach question thoroughly. I. Why do you want to be a member of the Countywide Youth Commission? 2. hist the 3 most important issues for youth in your area and how you found out a out them. t 3. How could you, as a CYC Con-irnissioner, llcIp to ,..,ddress these issues? 4. What are your current coma unity and scho(;. w'xtivities? 5. What spacial skills and talents would you brl!i;to the work of the Commission? cri�w,�d�e NOTE:A Commissioner serves a two-year tcrni.1:L t site is expected to attend an evening Meeting once a month, A Commissioner also serves on two subconi! lit(,':; (estimate one additional meeting pl s task assignments per month) during the term. A Com inissiotier inust transportation to the meetings. 'tris is about a 6_8 hour, total commitment per mouth. Car,you fulfill this commitment if you are L°�Yes 1&,No To give the Commission a Metter undcrst:tn:tittL; c.i'YOU, please include a letter.of recommendation from two people outside your family. Your completed application& references slicul.l be submi.ted by Tanuary S, 2004. Mail; Countywide Youth Commission F2x: (925) 646-6708 � 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2"'floor Email, ccyouthvoice( hotmai .com Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Date: j�ur� yQuestions? Call 925.640.4228 510_235-0316 1-973 P.00Ti012 JAN-OT-2004 04091'1 FROM-R1cWO fiH14H SLS e►��c}`„ ' ., YVc .i 7�c', w� �.rf l"1 r �y say f! L{•w� "�d��:c'�- ���! �r „L t�, p� 0� �t Y•-v�•E% .;2,- �` IV e c t — �+`i G� GL� '! "^6. �'4y�'i''GAS✓j'4� 4 C" � G1 �'✓'•1 { 7! � Y �Lv`�i" t; ���"�a.)+✓1"t �"�� 1✓'N"/ J j�/l Y •t> >G 7�s !' !Y (7 t'r�AY7 `' d` {. t' Y'v Y• o 4,t►` t A ' 6�,, tz7 yCt 7 t cl r i �• vE � �'r�- {�x� �c ,�✓t d t,�S¢, d✓vc�S ''G' ri.��( �-c Q k-ict �-, L, a ", A�c Iver, .'"e r5 Y ;,hA ply 4 "�5 � �'�'� ttt v�'l'� t? ,'in L"t 3��t vxrJ kz%ve- c� ci" 4cva�9w kk "V O K t ex t 4e e ri los e.,r. e# S t2C, i L G'rk.r S`s: r}"z 'Y'r fee>r L/U 4-Ir 9-4cC T� n KA'-, JAN-07-2004 04.18PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-973 i P-302/012 F-066 January 5, 2004 Countywide Youth Commission 75 Santa Barbara Road,2"d Floor Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (925) 646-6708, fax Dear Adam Chow and the Countywide Youth Commission, I am reconutxending the following students to represent Richmond High Schon as cornmissioners on the Countywide Youth.Commission: Belinda Owens, Angelica de la Torre, Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Tania Gutierrez. These four young women participate in the Peer Outreach Project (POI'), an a r school program that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the commurdly art large about available healthcare resources. Although this is my first year coordinating the POP Program, I am continually impressed by the dedication and participation � demonstrated by these young ladies. 1 presented the opportunity to apply for this prestigious commission to all twee y-five POP participants. I explained to these that when I was in high school, I participate in my city's youth commission. The skills and confidence I gained from that experience stays with me today. I believe that it is my own testimony and their desire to create better community that led these four young ladies to apply. 1 hope that you ud,-e their interest seriously and allow them the opportunity to represent their community and school as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission. S' cerel , E tun n I?o noeratnt z eer Outreach Project Cour ina r HSPO)'.'{ yahoo.com ' (510)412-8599 1 Richmond High School I 1250-23"Street,Richmond, CA 94608 I JAN-07-2004 O4 ORM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-973 P.0O3/012 F-066 January 5, 2004 Countywide "Youth Commission 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2"d.floor Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (925) 646-6705, &x Dear Adam Chow and the Countywide Youth Commission, I am recommending the following students to represent Richmond High School as commissioners on the Countywide'Youth Commission: Belinda Owens, Angeli a de la Torre, Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Tania Gutierrez. i These Tatar young women participate in the Peer Outreach Project (POI'), an aft r school program that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the commufity at large about available healthcare resources. 'Under the supervision of POP Coon inator, Shama Pomerantz,these students were encouraged to apply to the Countywide Youth Commission as an opportunity to represent their community and school. It is rr.y hope These four students will also gain insight into their community abroad by makin'contact with students from other pares of the Contra Costa County. Richmond High School After School Programs challenges its students to think+ utside the box. Despite impoverished living conditions and economic setbacks, stutle is are constantly challenged to be part of the problem or part of the solation. By bein pan of the solution students are able to take ownership in rebuilding;their comununity changing social misconceptions that change must come from the outside. Withjthe tools and knowledge, our students can realize that they are powerful enough to create change. Sincerely, / Maya Hernandez, Site Manager Richmond High School After School Programs t't`t.h u a#i o s r s#t C1C1h/1t"u1w p# a : A'f ,.. { fff f ti (510)412-8599 1 Richmond .High School � 1254-23rd Sweet,Richmond, CA 94608 �Ak-0t-200a 0a;20Plh FROM-RiCHIVID HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-M P.00e1012 P-066 . CC3t1t*i"CYWt:1C: 'CO Web site: www.youtricornnvccyouthvoicegnarajl.tom . r Membership Application (Blease (ypc or print clearly) Name: Dat-: L r/ „..�( .� -r.�-,. - — — -- ph City email: School: _ Grade/Age: -.!!'•y l Please use the hack of this form or another pngc to completely answer all of the quest ons below=Include your name on the:second page and be sure to answer r.tch question thoroughly. I :. Why do you want to be a member of the Countywide"Youth Commission? 2. List the 3 most important issues for youth ::t your area and how you found out a out them. 3. How could you, as a CYC Cots-missioncr,itcip to address these issues? 4. What are.your current community and school. activities? 5, What spt:cial skills and talents would you bring to the work of the Commission? NOTE., A Commissioner serves a tyro-}ear term.lsc l ctie is expected to attend an evenin }meeting once a month. A Commissioner also serves on two (tititnate one additional meeting pl' s task assignments per month)during the term.A Commissioner must 1,.ave transportation to the meetings.17his is about a 6-8 hour total commitment per month. Can you fulfill this commitment if you are scl4-.�tcd? Q Yes 1)�No To give the Commission a better understandino t,f you, please include a letter of recor imendation from two people outside your family. Your completed application & refercaces shoui:i be submitted by January 5,2004. Mail: Countywide Youth Commissioa Pax: (925) 646-6708 � 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2"'Floor Email: ccyouthvoice@hotmai .come Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Date: Questions? Call 925.640.4228 JAN-07-2504 04:20PM PROM.-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-673 P-009/012 P-066 4 I .�_..�.... �..��.��'�.�._ -�-��'�• ..�?�., .�,l�a�=__.::�.�.�=�...�r�.�:,.,.�,--, -tea.! _�..__.._..,.. .. c:Ao w r ._..._...._.._.._. _..�..t-{:-�.. an �..-J�-•:::�-ter'" �,E,t..�.a��� yet-�..�..�". .--�--•--.__..__. ... . ..__.__..__......._.>............. -fin-r�^.��-�'---�-�.-�t - �-- ,�.C.r° S• .�..�. �a cc. ,�, .. . ._._ �.._.._ - ....._.i...q_-,tom,. ., �t,.G�`�h/:��.c.c,.yr�. ..,,.. .............. _......._._._,... ...,.. ...._.... ._.._._....._�._..,....._..._____._.....__..__.___..._._ JAN-07-2004 D4:18PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-873 P.002/012 F-066 Jammy 5, 2004 Countywide Youth Commission 75 Santa.Barbara Road,2"d Floor Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 I (925) 646-6708,fax Dear Adam Charm and the Countywide Youth Commission, I am recommending the following;students to represent Richmond High School,as commissioners on the Countywide Youth.Commission: Belinda Owens,Angel" a de la Torre, Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Tania Gutierrez. These four young worsen participate in the Peer Outreach Project (POP), an a r school program that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the comm ty at large about available healthcare resources. Although this is my first year coor 'noting the POP Prograrr4 I am continually impressed by the dedication and participation , demonstrated by these young ladies. 1 presented the opportunity to apply for this prestigious commission to all toren y-five POP participants. I explained to them that when I was in high school, I particip ted in my city's youth commission. The skills and confidence I gained from that experience stays with me:today. I believe that it is my own testimony and their desire to create 2.better community that led these four young ladies to apply. I hope that you ut e their interest seriously and allow them the opportunity to represent their community and schc of as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission. S' cerel , ina Pmerantx eer Outreach Project Coor ina 3r I H Opo ay hooecom (510)412-8599 Richmond Nigh School 1250-21"Street,Richmond, CA 94608 i JAN-07-2004 04:18PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-973 P.003/012 E-066 January 5, 2004 Countywide Youth Commission 75 Santa.Barbara Road, 2"d Floor I Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (925) 646-6708, fax Dear Adam Chow and the Countywide Youth Commission, I am recommending the following students to represent Richmond High Schoo as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission: Belinda Owens, Angeli a de la Torre, 'Elizabeth Gonzalez,and Tania Gutierrez. These four young,women participate in the Peer Outreach Project (Pili'), an aftr school program that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the cornrn ity at large.about available healthcare resources. Under the supervision of P(�P Coor inator, Shaina Pomerantz,these students were encouraged to apply to the Countywide outh Commission as an opportunity to represent their community and schoo L It is y hope These four students will also gain insight into their community abroad by making contact with students from other parts of the Contra.Costa County. Richmond High School After School Programs challenges its students to think utside the box. Despite impoverished living; conditions and economic setbacks, studs is are constantly challenged to be part of the problem or part of the solution. By bein pan of the solution students are able to take ownership in rebuilding their community changing social misconceptions that change must come from the outside. With the tools and knowledge, our students can realize that they are powerful enough to crew change. Sincerely, � Maya Pier andez_, Site Manager I. Richmond High School After School Programs (510)412-8599 Richmond High School I250-23'-j Street,Richmond, CA 94608 JAN-07-2004 04:20PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL sit-235-0316 T-973 P-010/012 F-066 r ., .} ,�., ,w/.�♦�,lt�•y.�p �+y C.t�Te4h Cp �Y++.+��f ., '�•.•�.+ r':. rr;'.,,.. 4.VVft4 T4v IOE Yd�r t E�'•W+UI•i fd tt}r Web site:www.you commis`si55-nil nzat ; ccyou vbtcFL o t» il.com t• Membership Application (picric type oz print clearly) �y� p� y � //�')7 ��f _.,,./.+�• Date .tet Address: �y '.d` f-r4 `- �._ Phone: city & X113: r, rc~s � ".-TY111(: �tltx3ltl. 4 Ls � Ghto. ►t School: Gracie/Age: Please use the buck of this forth or another !sage to cossajsletcly answer all of the cluestigns below.Include your name on the second page and be sure to answer each rlltcstion t•horotsg,hly. be a member of the Cottntywitic Youth Com nissiort? 1...' Thy do you want to 2.- Li'i1he�3 n3ost important issues for youth its your urea. and how you found out ab ut them. 3. How could you, as a CYC Commissioner,help to address these issues? 4. What are your current community and school activities? 5.:Whit special skills and talents world you bring to the Nvork of the Commission? NOTE;A Cot ittaissiittier serves a two-year term.bIc/she is expected to attend an cvenzng meeting once a month. A Commissioner also serves on two subcomrrts`ttees (csflinat'c one nclditional meeting plot task assignments per month) during tate term.A Commissioner must !save transportation to the meetings.This is about a 6-8 hour 'total comrmtmini per.month. Can y&i fi lfill.this commitment if you arc selected?yes 0 No To give•the Commission a better understanding of you,!Skase include a letter of recommendation from two •people outside�6ur family, Your'.coinploted application&references should be submitted by January 5, 2004. mail!•Coun64ir e-Youth Commission rax: (925) 646-6708 t5 Santa Barbara Road, 2" Floor. tma l: ccyouthvoice cuhotmail. orn Pl6asetnt Hill, CA 94523 134te: �`,',,' ; x` Questions? Call 925.640.4228 of ,. .' • JAN-07-2004 04;Z1PM FROM-RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL 515-235-0316 T-573 P.011/012 F-066 I want to be a member of the Country 'Youth Commission because 1 have many ideas to make my community a getter place. Among my ide opening programs to educate people about alcoholism, drugs and teen pregnancy are top priority. Thf- thrf-a& mnst impnrtant is u-,-, fnr ymith in my rnmmimity art- tPr- Yap` :l uxc x, hla vltvtiatxt, !nail 41 U6 W*0. W 11VAi tcvtla6cia UC-4-U lic P.LC6 Fth l! tL' W1 early age they are unable to continue with their studies; hence, they opout of school. There are a lot of teenagers who drink in order to ht in j the "cool" crowd. Teen drinking causes many car accidents. There are some teenagers who have problems. They think with drugs they can over onie As a Countywide 'Youth Commissioner I could address the issues, y informing teenagers of the dangers of drugs and alcoholism, as well as the consequences of teen pregnancy. I would do this by making workshops after school or by making a movie addressing these issues. My current community and school activities are helping make and rve fogad for the homeless in the Bay Area Rescue Mission, and infornn'ng teenagers about the dangers of smoking in my school by the Peer Out Reach Project. My other after school programs are informing teenagers inimy school about political issues and how it affects our community and preparing my self for college by being a part of the U.0 Berkeley U ward Bound program. The special skills that I would bring to the work of a commissioner e leadership ability, dedication, determination, a. strong motivation an I a positive attitude JAN-07-2004 04:2IPM FROM-RXWOND HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 UNWERSITY OF CALIFORNJjk� BERKELEY BCAKELEY- DAVIS - IRVfNf- - W� i ANGELES KIVIEASIDE SAN L)19CO SAN FrANCI$Co SANTA 1814A AKA -:'1SA�N7ACJtVZ Upward Bound. Prograrn 2150 1-GTnwcr,S*si-,2ND FLOOlk Irl 060 BaAnizy,CALIM iA 94720-1060 December 3, 2003 510.643,8421 (f,* Countywide'Youth Commission 75 Santa Barbara Road,2"d Floor Pleasant Hill,CA 94523 To Whom It May Concern: I am pleased to recommend Angelica Delatorre for the Countywide Youth Commis ion. Angelica has participated in the University of California,Berkeley Upward Bound Program for the past year and will remain in the program until she graduates from high school. Upward Sound i a federally funded program designed to prepare and motivate low-income,first generation students to ter and complete post-secondary education. I have had the privilege of working closely with Ange ica this past year as a residential and field counselor. Teacher evaluations about Angelica have been v positive and impressive along with my personal observations. I am confident to say that Angelica is a otivated person. Bound An}telica participated in the intensive 6 weeks summer residential program aEtendi g 3 academic enrichment courses in English,Math and Science, and completed a total of ISO instructio I hours,and 54 tutorial hours per'summer, Angelica enrolled in the college preparatory courses offered both in our program,as well as at Richmond High School. Her academic instructors felt she had muc potential to excel aboveand beyond her circumstances. They have recognized her hard-working abili ,positive attitude,,and determination to succeed. They have commented,"Angelica has a motivatiol that is second- to-none and very determined!W She understands concepts very well and has a wonderfulork ethic that will take her far! Excellent work ethic and very goal oriented" As her field counselor,I encouraged that Angelica wants to pursue her interest in cademic issues. She has joined a community organization to educate youths about political issues 1 at affect their education- I believe the skills she acquires from the Upward Bound Program and her com unity organization would make her strong advocate for social justice. She is very curious aboit learning with the proper support and guidance Angelica will represent her peers with dedication and he _ I believe Angelica deserves the opportunity to participate in the Countywide Your Commission, where she can utilize her knowledge and skills to rally her peers to support educittional issues. She is very goal oriented and shall continue striving for the best. I 111UM yuu f4vA y v— —L-WilaoaTion ri ii A nue lirn T)FJj1tp1T;, you have ally vesli ns, feel free to contact Int;at(5 10) 643-9536. Sincerely, Hazel P. Amina Field Counselor UC Berkeley Upward Bound JAN-O7-2004 04:18PM FRD#I-RiCHi+1) HIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 T-873 P.002/012 F-056 r January 5, 2004 C:ounrywvide Youth Commission 75 Santa Barbara Road, 2°d Floor Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 (925) 6.46-6708,fax ` Dear Adam Chow and the Countywide Youth Commission, I am recommending the following students to represent Richmond High School as conunissionexs on the Countywide Youth Comm-fission: Belinda Owens,Angel'`ca de la Torre, Elizabeth Gonzalez, :and Tania Gutierrez. These four young women participate in the Peer Outreach Project (POP), an ar school program that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the comm ty at large about available healthcare resources. Although this is my First year coordinating the POP Program, I am continually impressed by the dedication and participation ' demonstrated by these young ladies. I presented the opportunity to apply for this prestigious commission to all twee y-five POP participants. I explained to them that when I was in high school, I particip4ited in my city's youth commission. The skills and confidence I gained from that experience stays with me today. I believe that it is my-own testimony and their desire to create I better community that led these four young ladies to apply. I hope that you ttd,-e their linterest seriously azmd allow them the opportunity to represent their community and sch`of as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission. S` -erel , ina Pomerantz eer Outreach Project Coor ina r ,yab—og,c (510)412-8599 Richmond High School 1250-23'd Street,Richmond, CA 94608 1 SAN-07-2004 0408PM FROM-RICHMOND NIGH SCHOOL 510-235-0316 7-973 P.O03/012 F-066 f January 5, 2004 � Countywide "Youth Corrunission 75 Santa.Barbara Road, 2"d Floor Pleasant mill, CA 94523 (925) 646-6708, fax Tear Adam Chow and the Countywide Youth Comrn3ission, 1 am recommending the following students to represent Richmond High School as commissioners on the Countywide Youth Commission: Belinda Owens, Angeli a de la Torre,Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Tania Gutierrez. These four young women participate in the Peer Outreach Project (POP),an aft r school program.that focuses on empowering youth to educate students and the community at large about available healthcare resources. Under the supervision of POP Coor ,inator, Shaina Pomerantz,these students were encouraged,to apply to the Countywide Youth Commission as an opportunity to represent their community and school. It is rr y hope these four students will also gain insight into their community abroad by mak in r contact with students from other parts of the Contra Costa County. Richmond High School After School Programs challenges its students to think utside the box. Despite impoverished living conditions and economic setback s, studej its are constantly challenged to be part of the problem or part of the solution. By bein part of the solution students are able to take ownership in rebuilding their community changing social misconceptions that change must came from the outside. With the tools and knowledge, our students can realize that they are powerful enough to create change. Sincerely, Maya Hernandez, Site Manager Richmond High School After School Programs tt`f 1} 1. r • r Jt. tNAnn'-..li .1. w a y ` fill t1 (510)412-8599 Richmond ,High School 1250-23"d Street,Richmond, CA 94608 $ $ `Vj Yr � tx 'AA,4.G' Ly A0titE'! :'V!E3t "t`i�3�Cf?fiti'�MtLLOC�i < p i`+etftCrN4lxt0ftJ i396.", d,i .. :r Web site: www.youtheom,mission.net Email: ccyouthvoice@hotmaii.com Membership Application (please type or print clearly) Marne: bate: Address: Phone: 0-15 City & Zip: nr_�sn , d E-mail: _ Ca oo.. a`�3 cit s •C 4i School: I Grade/Age: Please use the back of this form or another page to completely answer all of the questions below. Include your name on the second page and be sure to answer each question thoroughly. 1. Why do you want to be a member of the Countywide Youth Commission? 2. List the 3 most important issues for youth in your area and how you found out about them. 3. How could you, as a CYC Commissioner, help to address these issues? 4. What are your current community and school activities? 5. What special skills and talents would you bring to the work of the Commission? NOTE: A Commissioner serves a two-year term. He / she is expected to attend an evening meeting once a month. A Commissioner also serves on two subcommittees (estimate one additional meeting plus task assignments per month) during the term. A Commissioner must have transportation to the meetings. This is about a 6--8 hour total commitmenZYes per month. Can you fulfill this commitment if you are selected? Q No To give the Commission a better understanding of you, please include a letter of recommendation from a person outside your family. Your completed application &references must be postmarked or received by May 31, 2003: Mail: Countywide Youth Commission Fax: (925) 646-6708 75 Santa Barbara Road,2"d Floor Email: ceyouthvoice@hotmail.com Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Date: Questions? Call 925.640.4225 The ZI—ic—antTinterview process will be held toward the beginning of July. What weekdays after bpm between July 1"and July l Vh are you available for an interview? L t0 Sof " t C)�--r `( Cry c cam- C5(- el . 114,7, louco t r,. c �C cxt-e'f- ' a - (ci vy\v ecu v, LA a Tuj6 r L)iP Lq �c Sr,� A� Vx:xrcLec opok Cck I-e* co ry�etitive vw� rVY') ` v f i { AC V-13 lt _- � VCP _ —oar ' _`ILL . . . ..1�'.�- __.._...c� - .- _ ,___._. _ . w .. _ ._ . _ , lh_l ___ 82080 NANZA S T R E ET, 5UITF. 100 WAIN UT CREEK, CALI TORN IA 94 S 9 6 925 .472.5760 EAX 925.472 .5780 w w w . h e l p n 0 w . o r g E-M A I L ad m i n@ he I p now . or g May 21, 2003 Countywide Youth Commission 75 Banta Barbara Road Pleasant Hill, Ca 94523 Dear Countywide Youth Commission, I am recommending Casey Dychtwald for the Countywide Youth Commission. Casey is a member of the Volunteer Center of Contra Costa's Youth Action Council. Casey joined the Youth Action Council (YAC) last summer. Casey's first volunteer project with YAC was working with 10, other teens painting picnic tables/benches for the new John Muir Amphitheater in Martinez. She F LUN had no problem jumping right in and painting the 20 tables. Even though L Casey is busy with sports, school and family she always seems to find some r4 T time to help others in the community! For example, when the Food Bank said they were 'short on help this coming weekend at KidFest, Casey quickly sent a note saying she would cover a shift and bring a friend to also help. No matter what the volunteer opportunity, Casey is a pleasure to work with. She has a wonderful caring attitude and makes everyone in a group feel comfortable and helps build the group toward a team. To improve and expand our Youth Action Council, Casey offered to be our Public Relations Officer for the coming year June 2003 to June 2004. Casey will write newspaper articles and contact the local newspapers to publicize the wonderful teens in our community and how easy and fun volunteering and giving back to the community can be. Casey is a wonderful and caring teen! Cather teens listen to her and she easily becomes part of a team. l hope you will strongly consider Casey for the Commission! She will be a wonderful asset! Sincerely, Joan Tomasini Community relations Director 925-4725773 THE VOLUNTEER CENTER of CO N TRA COSTA } T Id1t'1wR`' ' sief+f�fw 1. 9'3 ION 'Web site:www.youbl mmmission.net Email:ccyoutbvoiee@hotmail.corn Membership Application (please type or print clearly) Name: r an t1 A Fanny n4- Date: Address: _ Phone: `-3 G City&Zip: Da.vakIf ` E-mail: School: r Va l d e a_ M f,4W Ie S,C 4,7v 1 Grade/Age: Please use the Lack of this form or another page to completely answer all of the questions below. Include your name on the second page and be sure to answer each question thoroughly. 1, Why do you want to be a member of the Countywide Youth Commission? 2. List the 3 most important issues for youth in your area and how you found out about them. 3. Plow could you, as a CYC Commissioner, help to address these issues"? 4. What are your current community and school activities? 5. What special skills anti talents would you bring to the work of the Commission? NOTE: A Commissioner serves a two-year term. He 1 she is expected to attend an evening meeting once a month. A Commissioner also serves on two subcommittees(estimate one additional meeting plus task assignments per month)during the term.A Commissioner must have transportation to the meetings.This is about a+6-8 hour total commitment per month. Can you f M this commitment if you are selected? Yes 0 No To give the Commission a better understanding of you,please include a letter of recommendation from two people outside your family. Your completed application&references should be submitted by January 5, 2044. CYC Membership Application By: Arianna Fanning 1. Why do you want to be a member of the Countywide Youth Commission? I would like to become a member, because I think I am different from most kids, and I have a different perspective than most kids. Most kids do not think the way I do. I seem to think of things and view things from an adult perspective. Another reason is that I like to help people at all times, and make the world a better place. I would also like to be a member, because I think it would teach me a lot, and give me a chance to really be a leader. 2. List the 3 most important issues for youth in your area and how you found out about them. Teasing- It might not seem like a big issue, but it really is a big problem in schools today. Everyone has been teased about something or another. It is a big issue in schools today, more than ever. People get teased about the smallest things. People get teased about racial differences especially, which is serious. But some people get teased about the silliest things. An example at my school is that kids with roll-on backpacks get teased, and people kick it the wheels. Rolling backpacks is a very practical idea, with our heavy books and binders, but people don't want to walk down the hall with people kicking their backpack. Drugs and Alcohol - I became aware of this from kids at school. In elementary school, they taught us to never take drugs, and we should always say no, no matter what the circumstances. In a school, a few months ago, a couple of kids were caught smoking things like marijuana. I knew most of the kids from a distance, and it shocked me to see that people I knew were doing it. The kids got suspended, and weeks later, when they returned, one of them got caught with alcohol in their backpacks, and they had to face the consequences. You would think that they would have learned their lesson, but they didn't. They are 12 and 13, and I can't think of where they will be in high school or college. Neglecting Education - A lot of kids think school is a waste of time. Kids in America don't understand how getting to learn is a huge privilege. Most kids around the world in 3rd world countries, girls especially, don't get to learn. It is a big opportunity for kids in America, and kids just blow it away. They should take great advantage of it. It is a lot of work, but it will pay off when they get older. 3. How could you, as a CYC Commissioner, help to address these issues." Teasing- I think a lot of people don't really understand that it's what inside that counts. For the example of rolling backpacks, we should have a school rule, where all students must use a rolling-backpack. A few years ago, I had personal problems with one of the kids who got in trouble for using illegal substances. He teased me about a medical problem I had, and I was so upset I could not go to school the next day. It really hurt. Years before that incident, I got teased by another guy at a different school about the color of my skin, and he had to face the consequences. I know that both those kids had family background problems, where the parents were divorced, etc.. I think that the kids in schools who can't deal with the pressure and anger at home take it with them to school. And then they put it out on different kids. I think those kids should seek professional help, such as seeing a counselor, so that they can take out their anger on someone else. Or they could just to talk to someone they trust, like a close friend, family member, teacher, etc.. Drugs and Alcohol- I think that people, kids especially don't really understand what drugs and alcohol can do to them. Starting in elementary school, we should have more drug awareness programs, such as DARE. They can make a big difference. I remember a few years ago, they had a man who had been addicted to drugs and alcohol come to our school, and talk with us. He told us how bad it is. All the things he said are things that will stick in my mind. Another problem is that it is so easy for a kid to get them from their older sibling, friends, or even parents. Security should be much tighter in liquor stores. Neglecting Education- I think that a way this can be solved is that we should show kids what it is like in Yd world countries, and compare it to our lifestyle. Once they see how much different, they might take advantage of school more. We are lucky that we get to be educated, when kids in 3rd world,countries, like Iran, and Afghanistan, will probably never get the chance to learn. We are lucky to have all the resources like books, Internet, encyclopedias, etc., and we should take advantage of them. 4. What are your current community anis school activities? I play basketball for two leagues, Town of Danville league, and for Stone Valley. I play the drum set, and take private lessons. I have been playing for 1.5-2 years. I play the piano, and take private lessons. I have been playing for 7 years. I play tennis and have lessons at Crow Canyon Country Club. I am a "Superstar" at my school. To qualify, you must have 30-recorded hours of community/school activity hours, a 3.50 GPA, no tardy's, or absences. I volunteer once a week at the Sunrise Assisted Living Senior Nome. I read, socialize, and help the residents. I am a W.I .B. leader at my school. This is a program run by a teacher at my school, James Purcell. He and his fellow teachers pick the 50 strongest students who show good leadership, and he trained us to become leaders. We worked for about 40 hours after school, during the spring of 2003, and became leaders for the incoming 6a' graders. Prior to the 2003-2004 school year, we showed them around the school, played arranged games, and helped them get comfortable with the transition. 5. What special skills and talents would you bring to the work of the Commission? I have a 4.07 G.P.A., and I am a thinker. I think of a lot of ideas, and use them, not just think of them. I think I'm a smart person, and am a good leader. I set good examples, which is mainly why I was picked as a WEB leader at my school. I have good writing skills, and I use them, plus I am a good typist. I am the kind of person who will always give you the honest opinion about things. December, 2003 To Whom it May Concern: I understand that Arianna Fanning is applying for a spot representing county youth on the Countywide Youth Commission. Arianna, who is currently a seventh grader, was in my fifth grade class two years ago. I say without hyperbole that she is one of the strongest, most perceptive and most caring students I've ever met, and I'm confident that she would be a huge asset to your organization. Arianna describes herself accurately and with confidence as an intellectual, but she is far from the out-of-touch"nerd"you might gather from that self-assessment. While it's true that she is insightful, thoughtful and articulate beyond her years, she is involved in a variety of activities, including sports and band, which broaden her horizons beyond the classroom. Because she truly is an intellectual, however, I think she'd bring a unique and invaluable perspective to your group. She is open-minded, yet never simply goes along with the crowd or the popular opinion. You will be able to count on her to make sure all voices are heard and then to analyze fairly and thoughtfully whatever ideas are under consideration. She always lifted the level of debate in my class, and I appreciated not just her own insights, but her genuine interest in hearing others' perspectives. Although she is a serious person, she also has a wonderful, gentle sense of humor. In addition to her insight and talent for drawing out the best in others, Arianna cares deeply about social justice and making her world a better place. Even in fifth grade, when she was assigned to write a persuasive letter, she chose not to write to me about assigning less homework or to the principal about improving cafeteria lunches. Arianna wrote to a large clothing retailer in hopes of persuading them to better represent the diversity of the American population by using more people of color as models in their catalogues. Another essay she wrote that year was selected as an anchor paper representing the highest standard of fifth grade work in the district. I could give many more examples of her outstanding abilities and character. She is a mature,thoughtful young woman who will take her responsibilities with your organization very seriously, and be a joy to know and work with as well. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Bea Winslow Fifth Grade Teacher Montair School Danville 925-552-5656 home: 325-820-0860 bstarkwin@aol.com Contra Costa Countywide Youth Commission To Whom it May Concern, I am writing you on behalf of Arianna Fanning whom I have know for the past 2 years. I have known Arianna from the perspective of a teacher, a coach and friend. highly recommend her to be selected to join the Countywide Youth Commission's tradition of excellence. Arianna is a natural leader who possesses a unique ability to energize the people around her; her fellow students, teammates and adults alike. She is a charismatic individual who constantly wears a smile and is willing to help people in need at any time. Arianna is a self motivated individual who delivers a professional level of commitment to all her endeavors. Arianna is an Honor Roll student with an aggregate GPA of a 4.07. Arianna is an excellent athlete competing on local youth teams in basketball and tennis. Arianna is a an accomplished musician as well, playing both the piano and drums. She is alsc an outstanding public speaker who has represented her school in District speech contests. Arianna has proven her commitment to service within her community by volunteering at the Sunrise Senior Center in Danville. It is my sincere opinion that local community, our country and our world is a better place for all of us to live in because of honest and caring people like Arianna Fanning, The Countywide Youth Commission would benefit greatly by her addition tr your membership. Sin rely y , J mes Purcell eacher, Stone Valley M.S. TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS '. . Contra V FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE Costa DATE: MARCH 15, 201014 _ O u nt j' SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS TO THE HOMELESS CONTINUUM OF CARE ADVISORY BOARD SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: APPOINT the following individuals to the Homeless Continuum of Care Advisory Board: Name Seat Terre Ending Louis Cheng Business #2 October 1, 2005 8001 Canyon Woods Court, Apt. C San Ramon, CA 94583 Reginald Manuel Consumer#2 October 1, 2006* 4264 Appian Way EI Sobrante, CA 948015 Derald Harris Consumer#3 October 1, 2005 19501 Detroit Avenue #201 Concord, CA 94520 Jahn E. Ramos Citizen At Large#3 October 1, 2006* 620 Center Avenue#114 Martinez, CA 94553 *Our Committee recommends that these individuals be appointed to complete the unexpired terms through October 1, 2004 and to new terms that will expire October?, 2606. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: ry RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR __i,-T�ECOMMEN TI N OF BOARD COMMITTEE =APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): " ~ t AYLE B' UfLKEMA, Chair A K DeSAULNI ACTION OF BOARD ON March 23,TAPPROVE AS RECOMMENCED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN X. UNANIMOUS(ASSENT„ NOrle ) AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT. ABSTAIN: ATTESTED: MARCH 23,2004 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF KEITH BUSSEY,HOMELESS PROGRAM TOM CONRAD,CHAIR,HCCAB CLERK OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) BY . DUTY Homeless Continuum of Care Advisory Board Appointments March 15, 2004 Internal Operations Committee Page 2 BACKGROUND: The Homeless Continuum of Gare Advisory Board was established in May 1997 to monitor the County's Homeless Plan and establish annual priorities based on the Homeless Plan, provide advice on existing policies affecting the homeless, and to provide community education and a forum for homeless issues. The Internal Operations Committee reviews nominations to all seats on the Advisory Board, except the city seats. The IOC approved, on March 16, 2004, the preceding recommendations of the Homeless Continuum of Care Advisory Board and recommends approval by the Board of Supervisors. In the case of Mr. Manuel's and Mr. Ramos's appointments, our Committee recommends that these individuals be appointed to complete the unexpired terms through October 1, 2004 and to new terms that will expire October 1, 2006 to facilitate continuity of membership on the Advisory Board. Contra • r County Homeless Program MemMA&AN& o To: Internal Operations Committee, Attn: Julie Enea From Nominating Committee of the Nameless Continuum of Care Advisory Board cc: Cynthia Belon, Director Homeless Program Date: 03105/04 Re: COCB Nominations The Nominating Committee of the Continuum of Care Board is recommending that the following individuals be considered for participation on the Continuum of Care Board. 1. Louis Cheng, Business Seat 2 2. Reginald Manuel, Consumer Seat#2 3. Derald Harris, Consumer Seat#3 4. John E. Ramos, Citizen At-Large Seat#3 The recommendation is proceeded by a recruitment process that included advertising in local news papers, canvassing of qualified community members by present Continuum of Care Board members, announcing at Community Meetings and other activities that there are currently vacancies on the Continuum of Care Board, From that process, we received four applications that were screened by the Nominating Committee for meeting the minimum requirements, all of which was •Page I interviewed by the committee and is being recommended for approval by the Burd of Supervisors 0 Page 2 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY HOMELESS CONTINUUM OF CARE ADVISORY BOARD APPLICATION Larne: John E Ramos Home address: 620 Center Ave# 114 Martinez, California 94553 Home phone; 925-229-8229 Business phone; 925-285-9559 Please answer the following questions. 1. What personal skills and experience do you bring to the Continuum of Care Board? -I have the ability to coalesce related angencies working on common projects. I have chaired boards including advisory boards and have a clear view of the much broader scope. 2. What are some of your perceptions and/or opinions about homelessness in Contra Costa County? - I know how beliefs and philosophies vary from county to county and I am trying to get a much better understanding of Contra Costa's so that I can better assess and distinguish efficiencies and deficiencies and how they relate to the homeless issues here. My perception is optimistic because the potential is already here, it is just a matter of getting the players together. 3. Why are you interested in homeless issues? - Because it effects everyone in the community as a whole, and if we are any hind of compassionate human being, it is incumbent upon those of us who are in a position to change things for those who cannot, then we should not be asking why,but when and where. I believe that everybody wants to live in a healthy community. 4. What specific skills do you bring from you private or business life? A I have developed recognized program models in my field of work and it ail was inclusive of the homeless poulation and have had some measure of success in other counties and would like to do so in the county that I now reside. S. What are your main areas of interest relative to homeless issues, ie. emergency housing, education,health care, transitional housing, etc? All of them because of the relative necessity for complete services. An issue as serious as homelessness deserves full attention because of its extreme needs. 6. What communities do you represent? -I represent all of those who feel that they have no voice or say in how they live their lives as decent, dignified members of the community, those in recovery from a mutitude of issues, and those that strive to just survive here in Contra Costa County. 7. Additional comments: I have been blessed in my life to have the gifts and ability to help those who sometimes cannot fend for themselves and I can do so without judgement. I can place myself in the balcony and view my perspective as well as the other, and decide fairly without bias. Please check your areas of experience with homeless issues, • Emergency Housing X • Transitional Housing X • Extremely Low Income Housing X • Information and Referral Services X • Support Services X • Community Education and Involvement in Advocacy X • Employment/Vocational Training • Education • Families • Youth • Mental Health Consumers and Services X • Seniors • Veterans and Veteran Services • Services for Persons with Disabilities • HIV/AIDS Please file this application with the Contra Costa County Homeless Program 597 Center Avenue, Suite 355,Martinez, CA 94553 or fax to (925) 313-6761 ser��r�rstr� su . 4 + rza�.carrss r'i�cat ett CONTRA COS'T'A COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS,COMMISSIONS, OR CE)M111"IEF S APPLICATION FORM Name of Advisory Body applying for Application Form Inust be typed or tend printed Nage of Applicant: �—O t- L Home Address: OO CD�Ae- 00A'. G�, 4� c' city: e... n , —State, �ZIpl � Home Phone: ' ` 3(4 _ toric Phone: .ik ► 1 �'"fir Signature: .k . bate: Personal Eaperie�,SIMI$,and taaterests Edupation/Background: pccupation/Eaaapi oyer. 1hS\k0 Corarru pity Activities: py f} y t t Spedallrxterests: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine street,Room 106,Martinez, CA 94553, 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Couffict of Interest Stwe mm 1 Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the ge wral public. 4, Meetings of advisory bodies uwy be held in Martiner rain areas not acceasible by public transportWon. 5. Meetings aatay bo held either in the eveniiW or during the day,usually once or twice a month, 6. Some,boards aassigu mernbers to subcommiftes or work groups requiring additional time. 7. Ifyou wish you may attach your resurni. cc: Supervisor III Cynthia Belon i.Gt Z.4! LVtJJ VJe Jt -Ukj-rJ k" ..... .. .... .... ... .... .... .. 11-20-2003 6. 1 dPM MOM OM BOSS I WUNSCH 41 45 154.1 f CONTRA COSTA COUNTY RUMEL SS CONTINUUM OF CARE ADVISORY BOARD APPLICATION z=w y{; Rome address-, 0,304.f ' " CAiS Rome phozae: q0q. Business phone: - 3 Please answer the following questions: i I. What personal skills and experience do you bring to the Continuum b,f Care Board? # "A VSjo— c' "wt,'c."�i.'h* )AZA&,, 2. 'What are some of your perceptions andlor opinions about homelessness in Contra Costa County? a b�,,l{ � Sr�arL•e.1 ens�.c.�� `�� �,���1crn.. --'�t�,.: ' �� 3. 'Wby,are you interested lrt���homele{s�s issues"! What sgee flc shills do you bring from you private or business life? Y� I t--2e-2003 6- 15PM FROM 80681E WUNSCH 4154591541 . Pd t 'i S. What are your main areas of interest relative to hoWeless issues,ie. : emergency housing,education,health care, transitional bousing,etc'? t. What communities do you.represent? A5� 1�"�•tri� i 7. Additional comments; 'a S Please check your areas of experience with homeless issues. LI Emergency Housing ; Trasitional Housing � Extremely Low,Income Housing Information wad Referral Services SuppOzT Services ' t LI Community Education and Involvement in Advocacy LI Employment/Vocational Training lrclucatzvn ; Families � LI YouthLI a Mental stealth Consumers and Services Q Seniors ;} LI Veterans and Veteran Services LI Services for Persons with Disabilities WVJAIDS Please Me this applieRtion With the Contra Costa County Homeless Progra6i 597 Center Avenue,Suite 355,, ez,CA%553 or tax to(925)313-6761 s _.. Louis Cheng 600 Canyon Woods Ct.,Apt.C San Ramon,CA 94583 PHONE:(925)'984-8365 EMAIL:lscheng@earthlink.net WORK EXPERIENCE Finjan Software 12/02—Present Public Relations Manager • Responsible for media outreach in North America. • Monitor coverage. • Coordinate analyst briefings,conduct industry research and staff executive level interviews. • Establish platform for company executives and raise visibility. • Pitch and respond to story opportunities,call for papers and media inquiries. • Draft,edit and execute press releases via PR Newswire. • Manage PR agency objectives and analyst services. • Create executive level briefs and memos. • Responsible for creating and maintaining PR budget. • Assist product marketing in writing datasheets,whitepapers,and channel partner communications. • Work with 3rd party contractors,content providers,and creative services vendors. Dynasty Capital Management 8/01— 12/02 Contractor Position Public Relations Specialist • Write, edit and execute corporate communications such as fund information, sales guides, investor pamphlets,etc. • Respond to media inquiries and investor questions. • Develop and maintain relationship with industry analysts,editors and outlets. • Provide rapid response to potential print opportunities or negative press. • Serve as liaison to oversee projects contracted out to vendors. • Contribute content to quarterly investor newsletter. • Work with 3rd party contractors,content providers,and creative services vendors. Certicom Corporation 1/01 --8/01 RIF Public Relations Specialist • Draft,edit and execute press releases via Canada Newswire. • Respond to routine media inquiries,requests,and public speaking opportunities for company executives. • Develop and maintain relationship with industry analysts,editors and outlets. • Provide rapid response to potential print opportunities or negative press. • Serve as liaison to oversee projects contracted out to public relations firm such as case studies, product reviews,speaking engagements,and special projects. • Arrange product press tours in conjunction with new product launches and overall corporate updates to industry editors and analysts. • Write and edit speeches. • Contribute content to monthly internal e-newsletter and oversee public relations content on the company website. • Work with 3rd party contractors,content providers,and creative services vendors. _ Network Associates,Inc. 2/99-10/00 Marketing Communications Specialist • Draft and execute press releases. • Draft pitches for story opportunities and abstracts for speaking opportunities. • Work with PR agency on case studies,product reviews and special features. • Write, edit, and help with the production of customer service collateral, datasheets, presentations, white papers,web content,email and direct mail campaigns. • Work with 3d party contractors,content providers,and creative services vendors. Office of Congressman Tom Lantos—California District 12 2/99- 1/01 Graduate Intern • Assist with organizing and coordinating town hall meetings between the Congressman and his constituents. • Respond to constituent inquiries related to legislative resolutions under consideration and positions of the Congressman. • Conducted research on human rights issues. • Helped with general administrative office duties. ACTIVITIES Public Relations Society of America(PRSA)—member EDUCATION B.A.Political Science,University of California,Irvine REFERENCES Available upon request. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY HOMELESS CONTINUUM OF CARE ADVISORY BOARD APPLICATION Name: 1t m Home address. Home phone: Business phone; Please answer the followingquestions: I What personal shills and experience do you bring to the C.on.tinuuna of Care Board? i�M �e `<<„� i w� .; ,r 2.� 4 5,• 2. What are some of your perceptions and/or opinions about homelessness in Contra Costa County? t.J Y�f..�.`I� � ��'��Lf a{4Yi YY� \•l A. Wti(..•���`k'... �`.^�` �Pi t'7t�j'}” �.Z`Ks�'�V V4?c 1, '(,2 hc>,.c:% CcynrttiCds-F ♦ E� i1r �y1 .!V{')3�j CG4tv'.� U�, :3, Why are you interested in homeless issues? £ J �`�« ��� w <1n�iaa:�ea�� l'.�<y:e .,,)�;;,✓ V"a�, ��.+ ^,� 'fa1<�:,,. < �1 x`7'2 �'• �L 4.: k)cr1C.{re �;.1 �Citl.Le�„ 4v What specific skills do you bring from you private or business life? R 5. What are your main areas of interest relative to homeless issues, iet emergency housing, education, health care, transitional housing, etc; 6. What communities do you represent; CYvv�, c 1' q':A2 i2 �L\ C 0 7. Additional comments. 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Please check your areas of experience with homeless issues. rergency Housing TTansitional Housing &Y-extremely Low Income Housing 'PfIormation and Referral Services ,�Ixpport Services 2�( Ommunity Education and Involvement in Advocacy ployrnent/Vocational Training 9ucation rr��Iilies htal uth Health Consumers and Services niors Q eterans and Veteran Services ervices for Persons with Disabilities HIV/AIDS Please file this application with the Contra Costa County Homeless Program 597 Center Avenue, Suite 355, Martinez, CA 94553 or fax to (925) 313-6761 ........................... - Contra TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS �- Costa FROM: Supervisor Federal D. Glover v County ., DATE: March 23, 24(}4 -e' � � SUBJECT: RE-APPOINTMENT OF GLEN WILLIAMS TO THE EAST COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION AS THE BAY POINT REPRESENTATIVE SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDED ACTION: Re-appoint the fallowing individual to the East County Regional Planning Commission as the Bay Paint representative with a term to eapireCttdzr 7 , 2447. Glen Williams 345 Klamath Street Bay Point, California 94565 f CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: _ YES SIGNATURE: ` " RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR REC MENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S) ACTION OF BOARD ON March 23, APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED: X OTHER: VOTE OF SUPERVISORS: UNANIMOUS(ABSENT ) AYES: NOES: I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE ABSENT: ABSTAIN: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED March 23, 2004 cc: Contra Costa County Administrator JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF Ms.Debt Foly,Community Development Dept. SUPERVISORS AND COUN ADMINISTRATOR District V Supervisor } 4 BY D DUTY I a . % TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FROM: SUPERVISOR GAYLE B. UILKEMA f'f Contra DATE: March 10,2004 Costa County SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT TO THE ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS ADIVSORY BOARD SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) &BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: APPOINT the following person to the District II-C Seat of the Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory Board to fulfill a vacated term with an expiration date of June 30,2005: Ms. Judy Clayton 42 Hillcrest Drive Orinda, CA 94563 BACKGROUND: CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE: GAYLE B.UILKEMA ACTION OF BOARD ON March 23 2004 �~ APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS XI HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE UNANIMOUS (ABSENT None ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED March 23, 2004 John Sweeten,Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and County Administrator � s UTY Contact Person: CC: County Administrator Supervisor District 2 Board Appointee