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Home My WebLink About06/17/2003, A2 - NOMINATION TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRAL COAST COMMISSION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (CCCSC), A council Mafi�D�� j acEnba REpont '.Nh� 411 C I T Y OF SAN LU I S O B I S P O FROM: Mayor Romero Prepared By: Lee Price, City Clerk SUBJECT: NOMINATION TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRAL COAST COMMISSION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS (CCCSC), AREA AGENCY ON AGING RECOMMENDATION Nominate Hosia M. Towery as the City of San Luis Obispo's representative to the Central Coast Commission for Senior Citizens Area Agency on Aging Board of Directors for a two-year term. DISCUSSION The CCCSC is a non-profit, private corporation designated by the California Department of Aging as the Area Agency on Aging for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. The 12- member Board of Directors includes representatives from San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara County, the cities of San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria and Santa Barbara and other community agencies and organizations. The Board of Directors governs the operations of all the programs sponsored by the Commission, which include the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP), Senior Employment Program, Eldercare, Senior Connection and Area Agency on Aging. The Area Agency on Aging component of this corporation allocates funds from the Older Americans and Older Californians Acts to address needs for home and community based care for older persons and functionally impaired adults. A vacancy exists on the CCCSC due to the resignation of Gary Fowler some time ago. After several months of recruiting for this unique position, the City Clerk has received one application. Mr. Towery is qualified and willing to serve as the City's representative. I am pleased to recommend that the City Council nominate this candidate and direct staff to forward his application to the Board of Directors recommending his appointment. ATTACHMENT 1. Hosia M. Towery's application G:\304 City Advisory Bodies\Area Agency on Aging\2003 Arca Agency on Aging CAR.doc � r P11111 aavIsony h(boy appLicAtion f._::EIVED ► a`sansiws ; : ��Y . +zf , .: �, x .,;�,�. ,, 07 a RCL zuUJI os 409 /V1 . i o wE.e SAO CITY s y y, NAME HOMEPHONE 96 2 93 yds ,Y/a RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP WORK PHON Registered to vote? f_S Live in the City Limits? How long? ��2S Ever attended an advisory body meeting? i:ffii 5__ PLEASE//LIST THE ADVISORY BODIES YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: (Supplemental Questionnaires nd interviews are required for each). EMPLOYMENT(Present or last employer[or school, if applicable]): \ cAcIErz0 Si7Y1 lyo%P- T�e.✓� l`19S I EDUCATION: C� ,Q o w,� RELEVANT TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, CERTIFICATES OF TRAINING,.LICENSE OR PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: '7-Sy�AlzS /n/ .¢/mois�� KE 6• oYu.r'SF ��cE l�?� `7�� 1'ooe I-ED LU r i 1� "c IcF /o lGtjr- L/�G✓�.t 1,.,� INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY,VOLUNTEER, PROFESSIONAL AND/OR ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: /,r/ Gf/A�✓ r S L o.✓6 T�...Cfrrz< lS�o c�s/+-rRn/ ,�r, c.sr sd V L.Rv£ I J zC-LI D/1' \ f] ✓CN/ is //�L}( lH - QOM M/SS�GI'1/ S LU C� CURRENT OR PREVIOUS SERVICE ON CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVISORY BODIES (Please list names/dates): How did you hear about this vacancy? Newspaper Ad_ Community Group_ Word of Mouth_ City Hall_ Website Other: please specify -7—y �b v SPECIAL NOTES: (1) This application and supplement are "public documents" and are available for review upon request. (2) Applicants are advised that they may be requested to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held by you at the time of appointment. If applicable, a copy of this form will be provided by the City Clerk. (3) Unless otherwise indicated, please fill out the attached Supplemental Questionnaire. Thank you. Applications are accepted year-round; however, if you are applying for a current vacancy,your application must be returned to the City Clerk by to be considered for the current round of interviews. G:U0(Clry Advisory BodiaLlpplicadon&SuppiemmlaislAdvlrory Body Applicodw=00Ld �II�III IIVI��I�II Ill 111 l� mifficouncit memomnaum lCity of San Luis Obispo DATE: June 16, 2003 RECEIVED TO: Mayor and Members of the City uracil200 J:JN �- VIA: Ken Hampian, CAO' LjL CITY CLERK FROM: Lee Price, City Clem SUBJECT: Revision to Minutes �ofolf((((((LLLLLLMay 29, 2003 Re: Page 2 (C-1-3 in your agenda packet) At the request of Vice Mayor Mulholland,please consider this revision to the Minutes of May 29, 2003 as it relates to Council discussion about the Parking Fund. These changes more accurately reflect the explanation provided by the Public Works Director about funding the cost of the stop light proposed for the intersection of Pismo and Broad Streets : Public Works Director McCluskev reported that traffic analyses done prior to the garage expansion warranted the signal at Pismo and Broad. He added that the reason staff proposes the sharing of costs between the Parking Fund and the General Fund is due to tease ef information ine�in the environment impact report-dexo on the garage expansion,which . . that the nuffther ef eafs en Bmad Street tuming ente-Pisme will triple beeause efthe garage predicted a large increase in tragic on Pacific Street, whichin turn would meet warrants for a signal. He further added that given the hizh rates of turnover generated in the gaLgge, the volume ofleft-turning traffic om Pacific to Broad could triple. �O� 'CDD DIR CAO SIN DIR ACACFIRE CHIEF RED FILE 9ATTORNEY Z. 'Pw DIR 8'CLERK/ORIG . POLICE CHF MEUING AGENDA o I=HEAD Z SEC DIR DA ITEM # C t 2 UTIL DIR �2 HR DIR C..n d Memorandum City Council Meeting - Page 2 Thursday, May 29,2003, 7:00 p.m. ACTION: Moved by Settle/Ewan to accept the 2003 annual Water and Sewer Fund financial reviews; 2)conceptually approve the proposed operating program and capital improvement plan requests contained in the preliminary 2003-05 Financial Plan, pending final budget review and adoption; and 3) direct staff to set a public hearing on June 17,2003 to consider the adoption of a resolution increasing sewer service charges by five and one-half percent(5.5%),effective July 1,2003,and by five percent(5%),effective July 1,2004; motion carried 4:0 (Schwartz absent). 3. PARKINGFUNDREVIEW. Public Works Director McCluskey, Parking ManagerOaalewski and Administrative Services Manager Elliott presented: 1)the annual parking fund review; 2) proposed operating program changes; 3) capital improvement plan requests; and 4)options for Proxcard pricing. Mayor Romero opened the public hearing.. Andrew Carter, 1283 Woodside Drive, expressed his continued desire to see the City establish a parking and access advisory committee. He suggested looking at all options to raise revenues in order to cover the City's parking debts and voiced concern that the amount of fees collected is not enough to fund existing and proposed parking programs and projects. Deborah Holley. Downtown Administrator,summarized positions of the Downtown Association Parking Committee on the proposed stop light at the intersection of Broad and Pismo Streets and proxcard pricing. The Committee is concerned about whether or not there has been adequate study to justify the traffic light(at Pismo and Broad),and the proposal that the Parking Fund pay a larger share of the expense. She commented that they believe the traffic impacts at that intersection are associated with traffic on Broad Street and not necessarily as a result of the Marsh Street Garage Expansion. Regarding the proxcard pricing, she shared that the committee feels it is not fair to make people who park in the garage pay more,especially employees who work in the downtown. Speaking from a personal perspective,she said she would rather see the City do away with 60 minutes free in lieu of raising monthly rates. She also speculated that those in the west end of downtown will soon be looking to the proposed "Palm-Nipomo" parking structure for relief. Mayor Romero closed the public hearing. Public Works Director McCluskey reported that traffic analyses done prior to the garage expansion warranted the signal at Pismo and Broad. He added that the reason staff proposes the sharing of costs between the Parking Fund and the General Fund is due to information in the environment impact report-on the garage expansion,which predicted a large increase in traffic on Pacific Street,which in turn would meet warrants for a signal. He further added that given the high rates of turnover generated in the garage,the volume of left turning traffic from Pacific to Broad could triple. ACTION: Moved by Settle/Mulholland to accept the 2003 annual parking fund review; and 2)conceptually approve the proposed operating program change requests and capital improvement plan requests contained in the preliminary 2003- 05 Financial Plan, pending final budget review and adoption; motion carried 4:0 (Schwartz absent). Council took no action to change proxcard pricing.