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Home My WebLink About05/02/1989, A-1 - ADVISORY BODY APPOINTMENTS ' ADVISORY BODY APPOINTMENTS A. HUMAN RELATIONS COZ!MISSION (REISS/RAPPA) Report not available at agenda close. Will be distributed under separate cover. (INu -AGtN'DA1 'id `DATE 49-61 ITEM # cit orsenlois OBISPO y 990 Palm StreetlPosl Oflice Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo. CA 93303 0'09 May 2, 1989 ht., rr _uaa uer tN MEMORANDUMAtty TO: City CounciL_ �VqeeK-7iQ. FROM: M woT Dun in and Counc i lmember Penny Roppa 1, T• >� /Fla SUH.J : Human Relations Commission Appointments 1'11e Human Relai.ions Commission Subcommittee (Dunin*/Rappa) reviewed all applications on file and, with HRC Chair George Brodney, interviewed three ,applicants to fill two vacancies on the Human Relations Commission. The Council Subcommittee unanimously recommends the appointment of Marion Wolff to fill an unexpired term ending. 3/31/90. This mid term appointment Lo a vacant: seat shall not preclude Ms . Pit.chlyn--R; ber• from serving for O two additional full t:erins should she seek re:appoinitnenl at the expi : rrt.iUn Of this term. The subcommittee also unnnimOUSly recommends the appoirilmeW of 1•veltc Pitchlyn-Bober to fill an unexpired term ending a•'al 9'.. r opies of the recommended appoirrtcr(-s nppl icat ions :tit, ;jt tar.hed. Al I Urhor appl irations considered by the subronrniirte .rro iii tit,. ("MlnCll Office fn inspection. "HRC Subcommittee Chairperson .lorry kciss was unabIc to al tend the interviews and. at: the. sUhcommitt.ee ' s request , Mayor Dunin substituted for trim. ND:Pit;k 1 c Altachments 1'JG9 • � 1 5///$9 ® APPOINTMENT 5.30 AIOR77 REAPPOINTMENT APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT/REAPPOINTMENT TO A CITY ADVISORY BODY —" 7ct4 L=4 N - E A NE R Advisory Body Applied For: Name of Applica t 1 . N« n,�a� Qa lc�ts�rt, Cr�mmi'vicrl U-1 'SL-0 Residence Strelet Address & City 2. ( If a second choice is indicated, a c�30 e,Cj�- }C{$�9 second interview will be required. ) Day Phone Evening Phone 1 . Are you a registered voter of the city? YE NO 2. How long have you lived in the city? L 3. Present occupation and employer: - 4. Education: 5. Membership in organizati s: 6. Please specify the reasons why you feel you should be appointed to this IN p -advisory body (use reverse side for additional information) 4ZZ, Qm5 r_�D►QI�� C v-n_II Ck IQ"h c 4ZAr1Cf\ om" qJ6 kb'SQ�6)(% cm n nmc�ni�-, 1 �fY7G1 tn�� Rptc� �U�nlTro u,�oe�nmfY,� Cn -�,��icP��i� . W�rr,(: r1 7 c,�caCZ 'n e�»��1 �C1 �'ii�t►1� rr,4inr �xtirc,for�Qn2tmif11S�tvt7 K7V 7. Previous service on any SLO advisory bodies (hames an 1 dates) : PLEASE NOTE: If you are appointed to the Planning Commission, Architectural Review Commission, or the City Housing Authority, you are required by State law to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held by you at the time of appointment. A copy of this form is available from the City Clerk. . Applications are accepted year round, however. if you are applying for a current vacancy, your application must be returned to the City Clerk by in order to be considered for the current round of interviews. ***TO BE FILLED OUT BY CITY CLERK'S OFFICE*** Interview Date: Screening Committee ***TO BE FILLED OUT BY SCREENING COMMITTEE CHAIR*** Recommend for Appointment: YES = NO Recommendation is for: Unexpired term Q Full term Additional comments: YVETTE PITCHLYN-SABER 667 Monterey #6 C San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805-541 -4984 SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS • Ten years experience as director or coordinator of grant or contract-funded human service program Staff selection and supervision Budget formulation and supervision - related reporting to local, state or federal funding source Preparation of proposals for initial and/or continuation funding (Seven year total of over $750,000.00) Formative and summative evaluations of program performance; using microcomputer-supported data base Working on committee to research, develop, and implement assessment testing/placement program for community college students (chair of curriculum development committee) Preparation of formal reports to supervising agencies and funding sources Developing community resources and support for program • Ten years direct experience in developing written manuals, procedures, handbooks, and other forms of public/agency information materials • Eight years experience providing counseling/advising services to college populations-- outreach services to potential students, advising and supportive services to enrolled students in order to retain them to completion of their educational goals • Eight years experience developing "treatment plans" or goal outlines for client populations. Experience in goal- setting, follow-up, and evaluation of client progress toward established goals • Three years experience providing instruction in study skills, self-awareness, career decision-making, and personal development to college populations • Four years experience in direct delivery of counseling services to special needs populations-public aid Chouseholds, residents of correctional programs or drug abuse: • Three years experience organizing community groups around specialized topics (self-sufficiency, criminal justice/legal rights education,). Two of those years involved organizing on a state-wide level. • Training and certification in legal advocacy services for community developers and social workers (John Marshall Law School, Illinois) • Training and certification in developing microcomputer-assisted tutorial and evaluation/reporting systems for federally-funded student services programs (Howard University, Washington, DC) EDUCATIONAL HISTORY Nov 1984 - Nov 1985 Entrepreneurship Education Project. Northern Illinois University, DeKalb. IL 1983 - 1986 Microcomputer Training - Howard University. Washington, DC Microcomputer applications for Student Support Services programs - program evaluation, data management and administration Sept 1979 - Dec 1979 Law Program for Community Developers & Social Workers. (Certificate). John Marshall Law School, Chicago, IL Aug 1977 - Aug 1978 MA Degree - Human Relations Services (General Counseling emphasis). Governors' State University, University Park, IL Sept 1963 - June 1967 BA Degree - Sociology, Psychology minor. Baker University, Baldwin City, KS 0 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY July 1987 - present Academic Advisor/Instructor, Student Academic Services - Cal Poly State 0 University. San Luis Obispo, CA Oct 1980 - July 1987 Proiect Coordinator . Project Advance/Special Services - Joliet Junior College. Joliet, IL Feb 1979 - Oct 1980 Program Director/Counselor. Early Intervention Program - Family Counseling Agency. Joliet, IL Sept 1978 - Jan 1979 Vocational. Counselor-. Day One Residential Drug Treatment Agency. Chicago, IL Mar 1978 - Sept 1978 Proiect Coordinator. Operation Friendship - Family Counseling Agency. Joliet, IL June 1976 - June 1977 Director of Social Rehabilitation & Activities. Approved Home (shelter care facility for developmentally disabled adults). Chicago, IL May 1974 - Mar 1976 Fieldworker/Program Coordinator, Community Education on Law and Justice - Citizens' Information Service. Chicago, IL June 1969 - Dec 1972 Volunteer and part-time work First Step Preschool - Director. Fort Leonard Wood, MO Family Planning - Interviewer. Gary, IN Montessori Childrens' Schoolhouse (assistant teacher). Hammond, IN June 1967 - Dec 1968 Special Services Caseworker. Buchanan County Department of Welfare. St. Joseph, MO ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE 1985 - present Proprietor - Pitchlyn Management Services. Support for potential or emerging minority business concerns 1978 - 1980 Counselina Associate - Community Counseling Associates. Crestwood, IL Counseling, training, and evaluation services 1985-1987 Member - Welfare Services Committee - Will County, IL (appointed position) 1974-1976 Volunteer llnvestiaator- City of Joliet, IL, Human Relations Commission RECOGNITIONS :AND AWARDS 1984 ILAEOPP President's Award - service to the association. (Illinois Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel) 1982, 19895, 1987 Personalities of the South - American Biographical Association. Recognition for recruitment services for historically Black colleges ;and universities 1981, 1982 Outstanding Young Woman in America 1977 Who's Who Among Students in American. Colleges and Universities �r City Of SAIL ( Wic-PO MEMOR"ANDUHRO qqopalm st,nM,. Fit. �;�AO,3-8 100 TO JERRY RElS/- RAPPA S & RE[ Y FROM KIM CONDON 5/1/89 SUBJECT HRC INTE W-q 5/ 5/1 /89 Two interviews are set up for HRC this afternoon in the Planning Conference Room: 5: 10P - Gary Yeo 5:30P - Yvette Pitchlyn-Babes Applications for appointment from both applicants are ;it t;ivh(td- Thank you. :klc C P.S. Terry r I've attached an extra copy of the appli �it it,)ns for Ceorge BrUdney. c: Chris Harvey 0 APPOINTMENT = REAPPOINTMENT'- APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT/REAPPOINTMENT TO A CITY ADVISORY BODY O roelo a 0 o LF-e: Advisory Body Applied For: Name of Applicant sfiPinlC� Cc- Ar I . UItNAN KELAT7oN S �rur►a�SSib� Residence Street Address & City 2. S � `v p� � ( If a second choice is indicated, a 7 �( C second interview will be required. ) Day Phone Evening Phone 1 . Are you a registered voter of the city? NO 2. How long have you lived in the city? / YE YEAS 3. Present occupation and .eToyer: Aoprn 41 CM 4. Education: Pi I 5. Membership in organizations: 6. Please specify the reasons why you feel you should be appointed to this advisory body (use reverse side for additional information) : Pkised kWt6yeXp vE _ I�eahgLf ` 2 z of wa_-5 ?rHt� P�s� Lef�iSvnl P x+11 4" �N IN ►t'1 S t NVQ✓ 2 !�t M e+'��- 3 �ov�rs nl�' 4- See oto-er" 7. Prev ous service on any SLO advisory bodies (names and dates) : Kje, PLEASE NOTE: If you are appointed to the Planning Commission, Architectural Review Commission, or the City Housing Authority, you are required by State law to file a Statement of Economic Interest disclosing all reportable interests held by you at the time of appointment. A copy of this form is available from the City Clerk. . Applications are accepted year round, however, if you are applying for a current vacancy, your application must be returned to the City Clerk by in order to be considered for the current round of interviews. ***TO BE FILLED OUT BY CITY CLERK'S OFFICE*** , 'Jf Interview Date: -1/ / Screening Committee��GC/Ixy �i% l�vGi/� ***TO BE FILLED OUT BY SCREENING COMMITTEE CHAIR*** Recommend for Appointment: E21 YES 0 NO Recommendation is for: / pnexpired term Full term Additional comments: 3l�/ ♦ ..w.. .. a_S � :!UtlG8K9'y-� .� _. .. _ Y ._ . '... v.r \.:;.... ..._ ..._a .. ¢_n... ..:-,-I. .��. � .� .. �My a.0 TAUSrDG Vre Poersv!f)) Gv®.Q�/J G' Camel�l d iUr CA i x/1/4 Gt1/ 5 oGr 9 C.. ioPo cC- C. C ,.fes:. . ..... . .__.._. DATES ITEM # �� t �u��ll��ll��lllllll�� pI IIr110 �iIIN I111ii city of san tuis OBISPO y 990 Palm Street/Post Office Box 8100 • San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8100 RESPONSE TO APPEAL TO CITY COUNCIL In accordance with the appeals procedure as authorized by Tie`SYQd�Dp'1'e� 1.20 of the San Luis Obispo Municipal Code, the undersigned htierebappeals from the decision of nirPntnr rendered on March 31 , 1989 . which decision consisted of the following (i.e. set forth factual situation and the grounds for submitting this appeal. Use additional sheets as needed) : u Respondent owner agrees with the decition of the Director ' and responds to appeal of Daniel N. Balicki, as follows: Environmental Impacts S 1. Appellant' s concern about roses, birds and trees is L comendable but misplaced. Respondent and most residents 3 of San Luis feel as Appellant does. The city planners 3 decided that the optimum lot size for well maintained neighborhood to be the size Respondent proposes and of the. C size that presently exist in the subject neighborhood. Appellant assumes that bigger is better and in so assuming neglects to consider whether a homeowner can more beautifulll , 3 conveniently and economically maintain a six to eight thousand a square foot lot (Respondent' s approximate size) as opposed to 22 thousand feet. Appellant' s desire that the occupant at 1550 Royal `;Jay (C 0 vct The undersigned discussed the decision being appealed from with: Greg Smith on approximately April 18, 1989 Z R!?pontes act on by Lead Person p l an t: M i Lv k -4 T4f rt G ;*e—( 3 S n C✓ r 0 I es on en Owner Name/Title P �rty Arty. RECEIVED ''0f� T Representative t,) ,K.kuGTAR( APR 2 11989 VrIa 602 South Street SLO Ca Gly of San Luis Obispo Address Community Oevebpment 543-4149 Phone Original for City Clerk Copy to City Attorney Calendared for: 5-2--..89 Copy to City Administrative Officer Copy to the following department(s) : City Clerk j maintain a "green belt" for Appellant' s use is impractical and unenforceable. 2. Incompatibility: Since Appellant does not address this issue ("My basis for appeal did not state incompatibility with ' planned' growth pattern for the neighborhood, because I have no idea what the ' plan' is, if any." ) the Directors decision that the proposed minor subdivision is compatible with the neighborhood should stand. 3. Traffic Safety and Parking Problems: Appellant raises a non-issue. There is no traffic outlet for Royal 'day. The users of Royal Way are the residents. The users; in particular, Appellant; complain that the residents are driving too fast in the neighborhood and that therefore Respondent' s use of the property should be restricted. Whether Respondent develops or does not develop will not affect how fast residents in the neighborhood drive. In regards to the parking, if parked cars are a problem, as Appellant suggests, the curb should so indicate by a red color. Neither speeding nor parked cars have anything to do with the proposed minor sub-division, as the Director attempted to relay to the Appellant. 4. Conclusion: For these reasons, the Director' s decision allowing the proposed minor sub-division should be affirmed. C! -2-