HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/31/1994 B A K E R S F I E L D
Lynn Edwards, Chair
Conni Brunni
Mark Salvaggio
Staff: John W. Stinson
AGENDA
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Thursday, March 31, 1994
4:00 p.m.
City Manager's Conference Room
1. ROLL CALL
2. APPROVAL OF DECEMBER 6, 1993 MINUTES
3. PRESENTATIONS
A. INTRODUCTION OF CITIZENS PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMITrEE CHAIR, RICHARD RUSSELL
4. PUBLIC STATEMENTS
5. D.EFERRED BUSINESS
None
6. NEW BUSINESS
A. MERGING THE CONVENTION CENTER AND CITIZENS PARKS AND
RECREATION COMMITTEES
B. YMCA PROVISIONS OF COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS
C. MONUMENT SIGN FOR KERN RIVER PARKWAY
D. ESTABLISHMENT OF REGULAR MEETINGS
7. ADJOURNMENT
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
OF THE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Community Services Committee of the
City Council will hold a Special Meeting for the purpose of a Committee Meeting on
Thursday, March 31, 1994, at 4:00 p.m., in the City Manager's Conference Room on the
second floor of City Hall, 1501 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield, California, to consider:
1. ROLL CALL
2. APPROVAL OF DECEMBER 6, 1993 MINUTES
3. PRESENTATIONS
A. INTRODUCTION OF CITIZENS PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
CHAIR, RICHARD RUSSELL
4. PUBLIC STATEMENTS
5. DEFERRED BUSINESS
None
6. NEW BUSINESS
A. MERGING THE CONVENTION CENTER AND CITIZENS PARKS AND
RECREATION COMMITTEES
B. YMCA PROVISIONS OF COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS
C. MONUMENT SIGN FOR KERN RIVER PARKWAY
D. ESTABLISHMENT OF REGULAR MEETINGS
7. ADJOURNMENT ~ ~.~ ~
John W. Stinson, Assistant City Manager
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Lynn Edwards, Chair
Alan Tandy, £ity Manager Conni Brunni
Staff: Lee Andersen Mark Salvaggio
AGENDA SUMMARY REPORT
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Monday, December 6, 1993
4:00 p.m.
City Manager's Conference Room
1. Update Citywide Parks and Recreation Plan
The Committee met with staff and Steve Hawkins, Consultant, regarding the Citywide Park
and Recreation Plan. John Stinson gave a brief update on the County CSA proposal and
Steve Hawkins presented a report updating maintenance district zone of benefit boundaries.
His report is attached. Issues discussed were how to find capital for ADA projects, adult
and senior citizen programming within the recreation element and analysis of placing the
Ci .tywide plan on the June 1994 ballot.
Recommendation: Staff to continue developing plan and give Council an update at the
December 15, 1993 Council meeting.
2. Set Next Meeting
To be determined by staff.
Attendance: Chair Councilmember Lynn Edwards, Councilmember Conni Brunni,
Councilmember Mark Salvaggio, Alan Tandy, John W. Stinson, Judy Skousen,
Lee Andersen, and Stephen R. Hawkins, Consultant.
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cc: Honorable Mavor and City Counci!
March 23, 1994
TO: ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: LELAND J. ANDERSEN, COMMUNITY SERVICES MANAGER
SUBJECT: BACKUP MATERIAL FOR MARCH 31, 1994, COMMUNITY SERVICES
COMMITTEE MEETING
The attached draft ordinance combining the Convention Center and
Parks and Recreation advisory committees will, along with other
related information, be provided to the Community Services
Committee for review prior to the meeting of March 19, 1994. The
Ordinance provides an alternative to our existing Ordinances.
Also attached are letters received from the Y M C A and Kern River
Foundation requesting a meeting with the Committee. The Y M C A is
seeking to work with the City Recreation Department in providing
programs while the Kern River Foundation wishes to install a
monument sign at the entry to the parking area across from Mohawk
on Truxtun Avenue.
Staff will be available during and prior to the meeting to answer
questions. Please contact me at your convenience if you have
questions or suggestions.
'RECEIVED
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cc: John Stinson, Asst. City Manager CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO CONVENTION
CENTER AND PARKS AND RECREATION
COMMITTEES, AMENDING MUNICIPAL CODE
CHAPTER 2.60, REPEALING SECTION
2.52.020, AND CREATING A "COMMUNITY
SERVICES ADVISORY CXtMMITTEE."
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of
Bakersfield as follows:
SECTION 1.
This Ordinance amends Chapter 2.60 (entitled
"Division of Recreation") of the Bakersfield Municipal Code
to read as follows:
CHAPTER 2.60
COMMUNITY SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Sections:
2.60.010 ~reation - First C..Ommittee members.
2.60.020 Appointment of members.
2.60.030 Appointment of alternate members.
2.60.040 Terms of office.
2.60.050 Residence qualification.
2.60.060 Duties.
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2.60. 010 Creation - First committee members.
The first members of the Community Services
Advisory Committee will be the persons who, as of the
effective date of this ordinance, are members of the
Citizens' Parks and Recreation Committee and members of the
Convention Center Committee. As a result, in some wards may
have two members on the committee. If one of the two
members from a single ward leaves the committee, the city
council'will not appoint a replacement member from that
ward. Should a member leave the committee, so that a ward
is not represented on the committee, the councilmember for
that ward shall nominate a resident of that ward. The city
council shall/may thereafter appoint that person to the
committee.
2.60.020 ~ppointment of members.
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FIRST ALTERNATIVE.
Each councilmember shall nominate a resident from
his or her ward who shall/may then be appointed by the city
council and serve at the pleasure of the city council.
SECOND ALTERNATIVE.
Each councilmember shall nominate a city resident
who shall/may then be appointed by the city council, to
serve at the pleasure of the city council.
2.60.030 Appointment of alternate members.
The councilmember for each ward shall [appoint or
nominate]'a resident from his or her Ward to act as an
alternate to the regular committee member from the
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councilmember,s ward. The alternate shall attend committee
meetings if the regular committee member is unable to
attend. The alternate shall have authority to act as a
regular committee member only during the absence of the
regular committee member. The qualifications to be, and
terms of office of, alternates shall be the same as those of
regular committee members.
2.60.040 Terms of office.
The term of office shall run with the term of the
appointing [or nominating] councilmember.
2.60.050 Residence qualification.
FIRST'ALTERNATIVE. .~ .
A member,s term of office expires if he or she
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moves residence from the ward in which he or she resided at
appointment. The councilmember for that ward shall then
nominate a resident from his or her.ward who may then be
appointed by the city council to serve out the term of the
· member who moved.
SECOND ALTERNATIVE.
A member's term of office expires if he or she
moves residence from the City of Bakersfield. The
appointing councilmember shall then nominate a city resident
who may then be appointed by the city council to serve out
the,term of the member who moved.
2.60.060 Duties.
The Community Services Advisory Committee shall
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accept input from community groups and interests and advise
the city council as to operational policies for the
convention center, city parks, and city recreation services.
The committee shall have no other authority.
SECTION 2.
This Ordinance repeals Section 2.52.020 the
Bakersfield Municipal Code, entitled "Convention Center
Committee - Creation - Duties."
SECTION 3.
This Ordinance shall be Pbsted in accordance with
the Bakersfield Municipal Code and becomes effective 30 days
from and ~fter the date of its passage.
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I HF~RRY CERTIFY that the foregoing Ordinance was passed
and adopted ,by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at a regular
meeting thereof held on ", by the following vote:
CITY CLERK and Ex Officio Clerk of the
Council of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED
BOB PRICE
MAYOR of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED as to form:
,.3IlDY K. SKOUSEN
Acting City Attorney
By:
JOHN D. CLOSS
Assistant City Attorney
City of Bakersfield
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MEMORANDUM
January 7, 1994
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS
FROM: JUDY K. SKOUSEN, ACTING CITY ATTORNEY ~-_C
SUBJECT: CITIZENS' PARK AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
AND CONVENTION CENTER COMMITTEE
Pursuant to your request (Referral No. 12735 - Council Meeting
of 12/15/93), I have reviewed the Municipal Code Sections regarding
the Citizens' Park and Recreation Committee and the Convention
Center Committee. Sections 2.60.060 and 2.52.020, respectively,
are the Municipal Code Sections creating those committees. Both
sections clearly require members to be residents of the ward of the
nominating councilmember. For that reason, Bobbye Caras may not be
appointed to the Convention Center Committee for Ward 2.
A review 'of both 'the Convention Center Committee and the
Citizens' Park and Recreation Committee indicates that the
functions and actions of the two committees are substantially the
same or similar. Councilmembers have had difficulty in the past
filling positions in both committees with members from appropriate
wards, and currently several vacancies exist in both committees.
For the above reasons, staff recommends that the two
committees be combined into one Park, Recreation and Convention
Center Committee. This would reduce the current duplication in
work by the two committees and reduce the workload of staff.·
Further, councilmembers would have less difficulty finding
applicants willing to serve from their ward.
At the present time, the Parks and Recreation Committee is
lacking one member and has one member who serves on both
committees. The Convention Center Committee is lacking two members
and has one member who serves on both committees. Thus, out of
fourteen required members, we currently have only ten members.
Staff recommends that the two committees be combined, but that all
members currently serving from the appropriate ward be allowed to
serve out their terms. The committee would consist of ten members
until it is reduced by attrition to seven and would remain seven,
one from each ward.
Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers
January 7, 1994
Page 2
If the two committees were to be combined, it would consist of
the following members:
Ward 1 - Geraldine Spencer
Ward 2 - Delbert E. Murray
Ward 3 - W.R. Lamb
Ward 4 - Jack Goldsmith
Ward 5 - Judy Valenzuela until January 1995
Leonard J. Schroeder
Ward 6 - Richard Russell until November 1996
Kay Madden
Ward 7 - Michael Fausett until November 1994
Christine Klotz
Unless one of the members from Wards 5, 6 or 7 resigned or moved
away sooner, in January 1995 the committee would by attrition
reduce to eight members, and in January 1997 would again be seven
members. ~'
In order to accomplish this combining of the two committees,
it will be necessary for the City Council to amend the ordinances
creating the committees. If Council desires to retain two
committees but appoint the members at large and not be restricted
to their own ward, it will also be necessary to amend the
ordinances.
The City Attorney's Office will draft a proposed ordinance
combining the two committees for your review and will place this
matter on a future agenda for discussion. If any councilmember
desires this office to prepare a proposed ordinance keeping both
committees and allowing members to be appointed at large, please
advise and we will do so.
Please contact my office if you have any questions or
comments~
cc: Alan Tandy, City Manager
Leland Andersen, cOmmunity Services Manager v/'
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THIS MEMORANDUM IS EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE
AND IS PROTECTED BY THE ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT PRIVILEGE.
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2.52.020~2.52.050
facility thereof, located between Truxmn Avenue B. It shall be the duty of the manager to
and Fifteenth Street and between N and P Streets supervise and manage the convention center and to
in the city. issue permits for the use thereof on accordance
B. "Manager" means the convention center with and subject always to the terms, conditions,
manager of the city, and whenever said term is limitations and restrictions contained in this
used in th/s chapter, it shall be understood to mean chapter and in resolutions of the council setting
such person, except where the context requires a policies for operation of the convention center.
different meaning. ~ C. Except as provided in this chapter, the
manager shall administer the convention center
2.52.020 Convention center committee-- subject to the general administrative supervision of
CreationmDuties. the city manager.
A. Creation. There is created a convention .
center committee consisting of seven members, 2.52.040 Parking regulations.
each of whom shall be nominated by a council- A. The city reserves the right to maintain and
member for his/her respective ward, who shall be control parking on city-owned property on and
a resident of that ward, and shall be appointed by about the convention center site, either by direct
the city council. The term of office shall be four operation under the supervision of the manager, or
years, except that the current terms of the members through a contract for private operation thereof.
now serving may be for a greater or lesser time in B. At all times, parking for convention center
order to provide for staggered terms, events shall have preference over parking for any
B. Duties. The convention center committee other purposes.
shall represent various community groups and C. Rates shall be established by the manager,
interests for the purpose of formulating policy as with the approval of the council.
to the general operation of the convention center.
Except as provided in this chapter, this committee 2.52.050 City attorney as legal advisor.
has no administrative or other authority. The The city attorney shall be the legal advisor to
manager shall be an ex officio member of this the manager and shall approve all forms, permits,
committee and shall be present at all meetings of bonds, contracts and other documents used in
this committee, but shall not have the fight to vote. carr3'ing out the purposes of this chapter.
The manager of the convention bureau of the
Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce shall
be an ex officio member of this convention center Chapter 2.56
committee, but shall not have the right to vote..
The convention center committee shall establish 'MUSEUMS AND ART GALLERIES
rules for its. operation. Sections:
(Ord. 3367 § 1, 1991). 2.56.010 Authority to accept property for
2.52.030 Convention center manager-- museum or gallery purposes-
Office created--Supervisory Use'of city propi~rty..
2.56.020 Donations of property or
and administrative duties.
A. There is created the office of convention buildings to city-Delegation of
management and operation to
center manager who shall be appointed by the city donor, his successor or board of
manager, trustees.
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2.60.030--2.64.010
existing titles and civil service status. (Ord.~. 2.60.060 Citizens' parks and recreation
2849 § I (part), 1983: prior code § 1.56.030). committee creation--Duties.
A. There is created a citizens' parks and
2.60.030 Supervision by assistant city recreation committee consisting of seven members,
manager, each of whom shall be nominated by a
The division of recreation shall be under the councilmember for his/her respective ward, who
direct supervision of the asqstant city manager shall be a resident of that ward, and shall be
or his authorized representative. (Ord. 2842 § 1 appointed by the city council. The term of office
(part), 1983' prior code § 1.56.020). , shall be four years, to run concurrently with the
term of the councilmember from the same ward;
2.60.040 Duties of assistant city manager, terms of the committee members first appointed
The assistant city manager shall direct the
may run less than four years and shall expire with
administration of the division of recreation, and
the expiration of the term of the councilmember
it shall be his duty to~. from the sam6 ward.
A. Recommend policies on recreation service
B. The citizens' parks and recreation
for approval of the city council;
committee shall represent various community
B. Prepare or cause to be prepared, the
annual budget for the division of recreation for groups and interests for the purpose of advising
·. the city council as to policies for operations of city
approval by the city council;
C. Cooperate with other governmental parks and city recreation services. Except as
agencies and civic groups in the advancement of provided in this section, this committee has no
administrative or other authority. The parks
a sound recreational program;
D. Advise with the city council on develop- superintendent and the recreation superintendent
men( of recreation areas, facilities, programs and shall be ex officio members of this committee and
services: may be present at any meetings of this committee,
but shall have no right to vote. (Ord. 3219 § 1,
E. Recommend the.adoption of standards on
areas, facilities, program, and financial support; 1989).
F. Interpret the policies and functions of the
division of recreation to the public; Chapter 2.64
G. Recommend for employment required
OFFICIAL BONDS
personnel as set forth by the city and supervise
such personnel in the performance of their
various duties; Sections:
2.64.010 Surety bonds.
H. Promulgate rules or regulations for the
conduct of activities with.in city parks and
2.64.010 Surety bonds.
recreational areas for the preservation of prop-
erty and the orderly use of the property. (Ord. A. Requirement, Term and Renewal.
2849 § I (part), 1983: prior code § 1.56.040). Approval by City Attorney, Premiums. All
officers, commissioners, heads of departments,
the city manager and any subordinates, deputies,
2.60.050 Duties of superintendent of
recreation, or employees required by the city council to
The superintendent of recreation shall be execute surety bonds for the faithful perform-
responsible for the administration of the division ance of their official duti'es, shall furnish a bond
in the sum designated by the city council, the
of recreation in accordance witi~ the pglicies set
term of which bond shall not exceed one year.
fort~, by the assistant city manager. (Ord. 2849
§ I (part), 1983' prior code § 1.56.060). '
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~3AKERSF'IELD CITY CI. ERK
February 16, 1994
City of Bakersfield
City Council
1501 Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield, California 93301
'.Dear Council Members:
The Kern River Parkway Foundation hereby submits a written sign plan for the Kern River
Parkway parking area located near the intersection of Truxtun Extension and Mohawk and
· ' requests this matter be referred to the Community Services Committee for guidance. The
project was a joint effort of Texaco, Kern River Parkway Foundation and the City of
Bakersfield. We hope to complete the area with signage and planting of the groundcover
that was lost in the December 1991 freeze for our Earth Day project.
If you have questions, please contact me at (805)326-1112 or 872-7891. The Kern River
Parkway Foundation appreciates your assistance in this matter.
Very truly yours,
Judy K. Wright,
Secretary/Treasurer
JKW
Attachments
'CITY OF
BAKERSFIELD
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
· ~ JACK HARDISTY, Directo~
1501 TRUXTUN AVE.
BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301
May 18, 1993 (~05) 326.3733
Ms. Judy Wright, Secretary/Treasurer
Kern River Parkway Foundation
P.O. Box 624'
Bakersfield, CA 93302-0624
RE: Proposed Monument Sign For Kern River Parkway
Dear Ms. Wright:
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed sign. The sign
seems to be more consistent with the goals of the Kern River Parkway Plan. The design,
size and materials appear reasonable. However, as I stated in my October 22, 1992
correspondence to your group, staff believes direction or policy statement from the City
Council is necessary before we can proceed. This direction would clarify the parameters
in which signage in the Parkway would be allowed.
Staff suggests that the Foundation submit a written sign plan to the City
Council and request that this matter be referred to the Community Services Committee.
Based on direction from the City Council, we would be in a better position
to evaluate the overall sign plan for the Parkway. While you are only proposing one
monument sign, it would set a precedent for all other signage, such as other monument
signs or commemorative plaques.
Also, after reviewing the proposed location of the sign, it appears to be set
back away from the curb so as not to interfere with the "clear sight area." However, as
with all projects within the Parkway., staff must approve the plans and inspect the project
to ensure compliance with all requirements.'
The Kern River Parkway Foundation's ongoing interest in the Parkway is
much apPreciated. I hope this letter provides you with the information your need to
proceed with a letter to the City Council.
Very Truly,
'Park Planner
JE . '5,. ' .' ' '-'~'" '
cc: Gene Bogart, Water ResOurCes ~' .. -: :.
Lee Anderson, Convention Center ·
Frank Fabbri, Parks Department
Jack Hardisty, Planning Director
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TO: CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE
FROH' CYNTHIA M.. o~.~o~,~ ~M,~a ,,,F KERN COrR,~TY
REt CITY PARKS & RECREATION/YMCA COLLABORATION · YMCA ofKernCounty
900 22nd Street
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,1,~"~'~ ...... to organizations ere d~nr~ssin~, i.% becomes
lmp~ra,.lve that collaborative efforts are established
Collaborations maximize the resources available while.
decreasir~ expenditures in some instances~ Pn addition
· ~oliaborat~ons can m~ximize the ability to deliver, programs~
The ~H~,A. in an ~ffort to better serve the C-P~'[~ll~lility, ~- o
changed its operation. The YMCA is no longer faciiity
~.h~ ~M,~ iS now
based, operatir~ from a minnie faoiiitT. ~ ~ .... ~" '
Op~a,~ng a8 a comm~J, lil%y baeeci organization~ Programf; are
delivered to the different areas of the com~mnnity by the
u,,~hzatlon of public fa,~zhtz~s. ,
The ' ~ C ...... - ~ .... ' __
YMca w~,uld 1~ to hav~ some of the programs u.~fcrmc{ ba
located at local City Parks. The programs offered and
desired locations are as follows: "
a ~ ~ ~ ..... .
· Aft,r School Extended Da~ Car~ Pr~gr~m: This program is
state licensed and is begirmir~ to open in the various
elementary schools.
· Day Camp: ~is program is currently, based o' u'~. of the..
~ML..A s central f~u~l~}, location. ~e participants are
bused most everyday to a local park facility. The desire is
to locate a central park, in a well populated area, which
could be utilized as the home base for the program,
· : Youth Sport Lea~s: This program inciudes,
volleyball, T-ball, pitchball, flag football, little kicker
soccer and street hockey.. Currently, these ~_.a~,~.=,'~ ..... a~'~_,_
located in various schools. Each league has a South West
Site. a C. entrat Site and a North East ~ -
~,~t~. The desire is
tn utilize the parks for al! the outdoor ,,~,zt l~a~n~s The
y tq~ ,
.M_.-a has done this in the past. ~]e detouring fact, is
tile area I~, not reserved without fee~ thus the YHOA must
to the area early and take chances.
I feel by basing some of the YMCA progralns ill the local
parks will be positive for both organizations~ ~le YM(.tA
will be better reco~lized m the community, and the parks
will be utilized for a. positive function.
I look forward to meeting wlN~ you on March 31, 1994.
To put Christian principles
Sinoerei~ / ~ ~ into practice through
~ programs that build healthy
~~~~'S~ b~y, mind. and spirit for ,I.
gxecutive D~rector
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February 2, 1994
YMCA of Kern County
KevLn McDermott 9oo 22nd s~eet
City Vice Mayor Bakersflek:l, CA 93301
City Hall
1501 Truxtun Avenue ~,
Bakersfield, CA. 93301 ..
Dear Kevin:
The YMCA of Kern County has been a part of this community
for many years. This last year has brought many changes for
the .'T'. The Board and staff realize, in order to reach the
need for youth activity, that the '"f" must go out into the
community and offer programs. The 'T' has utilized park
facilities, schools and churches in m "aking these changes.
I have met several times with City Parks & Recreation and
have also attended their advisory committee meeting in
searching ways the '"f" and the City can work together.
Reception is positive, howeve~ I feel that further
discussion is warranted.
I recently spoke with Conni Brunni regarding the YMCA and
how ! thought we could enhance the City's parks. Conni
suggested a letter to you.
The YMCA has not proven to be great facility managers in
this area. The Y has been recognized .as providing well
organized programs. The tax dollars are being spread
further and further, thus; the City 'must find efficient ways
to provide programs. This is were the YMCA could help.
I would like to request that the Community Service Committee ~
and City Staff be asked to meet with the YMCA
representatives for further discussion. The YMCA does not
wish to reinvent the already good programs that the City
has; I only wish to combine efforts to assure that programs
are not lost all together.
I 1Qok forward to hea~mg from you in the future.
Sincerely, / '. __ To pu~ Chasten p~nd~es
programs that build healey
~ynth~a M. Sz~s]d body, mind, and sp~rtt fo~ a~l.
Executive Director
cc:Conni BrunnJ ~
A United Way Agency