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Home My WebLink AboutANNUAL RECOGNITION CITY ADVISORY BODIES - Various between 1983-20151�.` �.. ��1. � � � v J � ��.� � • i i SD :i I 1 � i" 7 i __., y � � / � � q � �' � li� ..��}.. _— y Y f ' Fi s, . � SS • � i � � y: -��' �_ � �_p�� ''l � T : .E^' VY.Ic`"l .+ TS.-- �awwq.e l �"i��'Rl '. t ( i � H As � � .1 c ,Y Welcome! The City Council of San Luis Obispo is happy to sponsor the FIRST ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER as an expression of gratitude to the many citizens who have so willingly given of themselves and their time in service to the community. September 30, 1983 Mitchell Park, San Luis Obispo PROGRAM 5:00 P.M. No Host Hospitality Hour 5:30 P.M. Welcoming Remarks - Mayor Melanie Billig 6:00 P.M. Dinner ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Thomas A. Priest, Chairperson Randy Dettmer L. George Gibson John Mendenhall Terry Simons Dale Sutliff Council Liaison Ron Dunin Allen Settle City Staff Ren Bruce, Senior Planner Community Development Department Previous Commission Members Pierre Rademaker Purpose of the ARC The City of San Luis Obispo has a number of unique characteristics, including ideal climate, spectacular natural vistas and outstanding manmade environment that have evolved from historic traditions of the community. The ARC has a vital role in the preservation and enhancement of the beauty and visual character of the city. Page 2 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA Jack Whitehouse, Chairman Richard Cleeves Frank Dufault Robert Fuhrman Mary Hill Fred Johnson Pauli McCauley Don Patrick Linnaea Phillips Ren Porche, Jr. Richard Westrope Council Liaison Ron Dunin Previous Commission Members Robert Corcoran, Past Administrator Purpose of the BIA The purpose of the Business Improvement.Area shall be: (1) to study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area; (2) to promote trade activity in the area; and (3) to develop and implement beautification programs for the area. Page 3 CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE Veronica Croutcher, Chairperson Randolph Hampton Thomas Harrington Ingrid Reti Henry Rible Terrance Tokuuke Bruce Tripp City Staff Paul Lanspery City Administrative Officer Previous Commission Members Henry Hammer Joaquin Neves Purpose of the CAC The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform in-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Officer and City Council, and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. Page 4 COM ONITY PARKING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Bob Corcoran Marcel Cote John French Al Gazin Duane Leib Don Lyles Ken Porche, Sr. Council Liaison Ron Dunin City Staff Wayne Peterson City Engineer Purpose of CPAC. The Community Parking Advisory Committee was established to analyze parking problems and to recommend solutions to the City Council. Page 5 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Frederick Mamerow, Chairperson Richard Clayton Dick Cleeves Priscilla Graham Gloria Heinz Daniel Krieger Andrew G. Merriam Patricia Nicholson Charles W. Quinlan Joseph L. Silvaggio City Staff Terry Sanville Community Development Department Previous Commission Members Alondra Oubre, Past Coordinator Leo Pinard Purpose of the CHC The Cultural Heritage Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform a survey of all historically and architecturally significant buildings in the city and to make recommendations as to how these should be recognized, as well as to prepare a historical preservation ordinance. Page 6 HANDICAPPED BOARD OF APPEALS Bill Bailey Lois Barton Ken McIntyre David Singleton Peter Zuideiweg City Staff Jack Kellerman Chief .Building Inspector Purpose of the Handicapped Board of Appeals The board conducts hearings on written appeals under subdivisions of actions taken by the building department of city, county, or city and county. Page 7 HOUSING AUTHORITY Stephen Nelson, Chairman Leland Balatti Charles Lenk Donald O'Connor Mildred Roske Peggy Thomas Ruth Wirshup Council Liaison Ron Dunin Allen Settle Staff Member Rich Chubon Executive Director Purpose of the Housing Authority The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the housing issues and needs of the low- and moderate -income households in the city. Page 8 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Maryann Vasconcellos, Chairperson Herschel Apfelberg Barbara Biossat George Brudney Gary Deno Josef Kasparowitz Susan MacDonald Kevin McReynolds Ron Massengill Alondra Oubre Carol Tingle Linda Wenzl Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Ron Dunin City Staff Steve Henderson, HRC Coordinator Previous Commission Members John Carsel Doug Jones Carolyne Hostetter Lynne Levine Purpose of the HRC The Human Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems affecting the residents of the city. Such advice is intended to promote mutual understanding, cultural awareness, respect and unity among all racial, religious, socio-economic, age and ethnic groups; and to encourage good relations between different groups resident in the community. Page 9 JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chairperson Wesley Conner Gerry Johnson Ken Schwartz Marion Sinsheimer Kathy Strong Katchy Andrews City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Purpose of the Jack Residence Committee The Jack Residence Committee is a special-purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack Residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The committee recommends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted uses, conditions of use, hours and fees. Page 10 JOINTRECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Larry Meek, Chairperson Steve Gale Jan Goodrich Sharon Gripp Terry W. Conner Ken Rodman Don King City Staff Mike Alamo, Recreation Department Dennis Cox, Parks Department Lane Wilson, Parks Department School District Staff Dr. Bill Newman Bruce Johnson Purpose of the Committee The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property Committee advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (1) a policy for operation of school district joint -use recreational facilities; (2) priorities for granting uses of school district facilities; and (3) planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed. Page 11 MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Martin Nicholson, Chairperson Henry Case Philip Cocker Gary Deno Sill Rent Gary Label Walter Rice Wanda Strassburg Mary Ann Tiger, Site Supervisor City Staff David F. Romero, Public Works Director Nancy Knofler, Public Works.Department Previous Commission Members William Doyle Rose Honerkamp Purpose of the MTC The Mass Transportation Committee carries out an ongoing public transit system program at the direction of the City Council. This function includes making recommendations regarding routes and schedules, additional routes, and additional services. Page 12 MOBILEHOME RENT STABILIZATION BOARD Dick Burke, Chairperson James Neal Jay Schetzer Phil Bromley, Alternate Denny Wheeler, Alternate Council Liaison Melanie Billig GlennaDeane Dovey City Staff Art Shaw Contract City Attorney Purpose of the Board The Mobilehome Rent Stabilization Board conducts hearings concerning proposed rent increases and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 13 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Richard Jordison, Chairperson Jeanne Aceto Norma Brandon Terry Conner Harry Henderson .Barry Karleskint Donald Van Harreveld Council Liaison Robert Griffin Allen Settle City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Previous Commission Members Robert Janssen Gerry Johnson Purpose of the Parks & Recreation Commission The Parks and Recreation Commission is a body of citizens appointed to advise the city's Parks and Recreation Department and the City Council on the development and operation of recreation programs and parks. Page 14 PERSONNEL BOARD Larry Campbell, Chairperson James Buttery Louise Matheny Allyn McReynolds Larry Voss Council Liaison Melanie Billig GlennaDeane Dovey City Staff Ann Crossey, Personnel Director Previous Commission Members William Hendricks David.Hughes Peg Pinard Purpose of the Personnel Board The Personnel Board exists to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievance's and disciplinary matters. The board's goal is to bring out all information pertinent to a case and give all interested parties a chance to state their views. The board can then make recommendations to the City Council based on complete information, thus relieving the City Council of what can be a very time-consuming process. Page 15 PLANNING COMMISSION Randy Bullock, Chairperson Mark Bailey Sylvia Drucker Patrick Gerety William Howard Penny Rappa Jerry Reiss Council Liaison Melanie Billig Ron Dunin City Staff Ren Bruce, Senior Planner Community Development Department Purpose of the Planning Commission The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council. The commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the city's growth and development. Page 16 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Margaret Bond, Chairperson Charles Long Dan Piel Leslie Ramsey Ron Ratcliffe Laverne Schneider Rob Sexton Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Robert Griffin City Staff Geoffrey Grote Assistant Administrative Officer Previous Commission Members Bob Vincent Purpose of the Promotional. Coordinating Committee The Promotional Coordinating Committee pursues two goals: (1) to work toward improving, the quality of life available to all the residents of the City of San Luis Obispo and to our visitors; and (2) to promote the development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center, providing that such development is consistent with long-range community goals. Page 17 TREE COMMITTEE Jerry Emery, Chairperson Dr. Howard Brown Barry Karleskint Rose McKeen Helen Wilson City Staff Jack Brazeal Parks Department Lane Wilson Parks Department Purpose of the Tree Committee The Tree Committee acts as an advisory body to the staff and City Council, develops and maintains a master street tree list, reviews citizen complaints and appeals, reviews development plans, reviews the tree ordinance., policy and standards for heritage trees and makes recommendations to City Council. The committee also conducts educational tours in San Luis Obispo. Page 18 v I� / � a v WELCOME! The City Council of San Luis Obispo is happy to sponsor the SECOND ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER as an expression of gratitude to the many citizens who have so willingly given of themselves and their time in service to the community. Thursday, March 21, 1985 Senior Citizens'Center PROGRAM 5:00 P.M. No Host Hospitality Hour 5:30.P.M. Welcoming Remarks - Mayor Melanie Billig 6:00 P.M. Dinner ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION /'Dale Sutliff, Chairperson Allan Cooper i/ Charles Crotser Patrick Hill Thomas A. Priest Pierre Rademaker t/ Terry Simons Council Liaison Allen Settle Melanie Billig City Staff Toby Ross Community Development Director Previous Commission Members ✓Randy Dettmer v#'touis G. Gibson /John Mendenhall Purpose of the ARC The City of San Luis Obispo has a number of unique characteristics, including ideal climate, spectacular natural vistas and outstanding manmade environment that have evolved from historic traditions of the community. The ARC has a vital role in the preservation and enhancement of the beauty and visual character of the city. Page 2 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Thomas Erno, Chairperson Charles Bove Michael Brady John Bushnell Geoffrey Chaffe Nina Chapman Darreld English John French Ross Humphrey Gerry Johnson Char Webster Administrative Assistant Elena -Marie Koster Previous Commission Members // Bob Carpenter t/Tom Brown &/Frank DuFault p/Linnaea Phillips ✓Ken Porche, Jr. p. -Richard Westrope /Jack Whitehouse Purpose of the BIA The purpose of the Business Improvement Association shall be: (1) to study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area; (2) to promote trade activity in the area; and (3) to develop and implement beautification programs for the area. Page 3 CITIZENS'ADVISORY COMMITTEE Veronica French, Chairperson Randolph Hampton Joan Leon Marc Meredyth William Pyper Ingrid Reti Henry Rible, III City Staff Paul Lanspery City Administrative Officer Previous Commission Members ✓ Thomas Harrington Terrance Tokuuke ✓ Bruce Tripp Purpose of the CAC The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform in-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Officer and City Council, and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. Page 4 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Andrew G. Merriam, Chairperson Richard Clayton Priscilla Graham Gloria Heinz Daniel Krieger Frederick Mamerow Patricia Nicholson Charles W. Quinlan City Staff Terry Sanville Community Development Department Previous Committee Members ✓Dick Cleeves ✓Joseph L. Silvaggio Purpose of the CHC The Cultural Heritage Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform a survey of all historically and architecturally significant buildings in the city and to make recommendations As to how these should be recognized, as well as to prepare . a historical preservation ordinance. Page 5 HANDICAPPED BOARD OF APPEALS Ren Maclntyre, Chairperson Bill Bailey Lois Barton David Singleton Peter Zuiderweg City Staff Jack Kellerman Chief Building Inspector Purpose of the -Handicapped Board of Appeals The board conducts hearings on written appeals to approve or disapprove interpretations and enforcement actions taken by the city's building department, Page 6 HOUSING AUTHORITY Stephen Nelson, Chairperson Leland Balatti Donald O'Connor Mildred Roske Peggy Ann Thomas Ruth Wirshup Council Liaison Ron Dunin Allen Settle Staff Member Rich Chubon Executive Director Previous Board Members 4/Charles Lenk Purpose of the Housing Authority The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the housing issues and needs of the low- and moderate -income households in the city. Page 7 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Josef Kasparowitz, Chairperson Herschel Apfelberg Barbara Biossat George Brudney Gary Deno Nancy Grant Susan MacDonald Kevin McReynolds Irene Matheny Steve Powell Carol Tingle Steven. Vines Council Liaison Robert Griffin GlennaDeane Dovey City Staff Steve Henderson, Asst.. to CAO Previous_ Commission Members ✓ Ron Massengill ✓ Alondra Odbre ✓ Mary Ann Vasconcellos &/ Linda Wenzl Purpose of the HRC The Human Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems affecting the residents of the city. Such advice is intended to promote mutual understanding, cultural awareness, respect and unity among all racial, religious, socio-economic, age and ethnic groups, and to encourage good relations between different groups resident in the community. Page 8 JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chairperson Katchy Andrews Norma Brandon Wesley Conner Ken Schwartz Marion Sinsheimer Kathy Strong City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Purpose of the Jack Residence Committee The Jack Residence Committee is a special-purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack Residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The committee recommends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted uses, conditions of use, hours and fees. Page 9 JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Dan Fulmer, Chairperson John Bria Terry W. Conner Steve Gale Sharon Gripp Michael Judd Don King, City Staff Mike Alamo, Recreation Department Lane Wilson, Parks Department School District Staff Bruce Johnson Dr. Ervin Nikolai Previous Committee Members j/ Mike Smithers Purpose of the Joint Use Committee The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property -Committee advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (1) a policy for operation of.school district joint -use recreational facilities; (2) priorities for granting uses of school district facilities; and (3) planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed. Page 10 MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Walter Rice, Chairperson Gary Deno Karl Hovanitz Walter Johnson Alan Joyce Gary Label Joseph Risser Wanda Strassburg Robert Traversi City Staff Nancy Knofler Transit Coordinator Previous Committee Members ✓ Bill Kent r/ Martin Nicholson Purpose of the MTC The Mass Transportation Committee carries out an -ongoing public transit system program at the direction of the City Council. This function includes making recommendations regarding routes and schedules, additional routes, and additional services. Page 11 MOBILEHOME RENT REVIEW BOARD Thomas Swem, Chairperson Patricia Barlow Gaye Gilbert Benson Dennis Wheeler Naoma Wright Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Melanie Billig City Staff Steve Henderson, Asst, to CAO Previous Board Members ✓ Phil Bromley V -'-Dick Burke (deceased) ✓ James Neal' /Jay Schetzer (deceased) Purpose of the Mobilehome.Rent Review Board The Mobilehome Rent Review board conducts hearings concerning proposed mobilehome rens increases and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 12 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Terry Conner, Chairperson ✓ Jeanne Aceto Norma Brandon Barry Karleskint Sayonna Martin woo' Carroll Price Council Liaison Robert Griffin Allen Settle City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation,Director Previous Board Members s/ Donald Van Harreveld i/ Harty Henderson Richard Jordison ,/ Diedra Lackey Purpose of the Park & Recreation Commission The Park and Recreation Commission is a body of citizens appointed to advise the city's,Recreation Department and the City Council on the development and operation of recreation programs and parks. Page 13 PERSONNEL BOARD Allyn McReynolds, Chairperson James Buttery Louise Matheny Robert Sorensen Ted Wheeler Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Allen Settle City Staff Ann Crossey Personnel Director Previous Board.Members Larry Campbell Larry Voss Purpose of the Personnel Board The Personnel Board exists to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievances and disciplinary matters. The board's goal is to bring out all information pertinent to a case and give all interested parties a chance to state their views. The board can then make recommendations to the City Council based on complete information, thus relieving the City Council of what can be a very time-consuming process: Page 14 PLANNING COMMISSION Patrick Gerety, Chairperson Dick Cleeves Randy Dettmer Donna Duerk. ✓ Tom Patterson Jerry Reiss Richard Schmidt Council Liaison Ron Dunin Melanie Billig City Staff Toby Ross Community Development Director Previous Commission Members ✓Mark Bailey /Randal Bullock k/Sylvia Drucker &,-,'William Howard /Penny Rappa Purpose of the Planning Commission The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications., Some are recommendations to City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council. The commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the city's growth and development. Page 15 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Leslie Ramsey, Chairperson Margaret Bond ✓ Charles Long Eileen McGuire -Spears Dale Owen ✓ LaVerne Schneider Rob Sexton Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Robert Griffin City Staff Geoffrey Grote Assistant Administrative Officer Previous Committee Members '-'� Dan Piel /Ron Ratcliffe Purpose of the PCC The Promotional Coordinating Committee pursues two goals: (1) to work toward improving the quality of life available to all the residents of the City of San Luis Obispo and to our visitors; and (2) to promote the development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center, providing that such development is consistent with long-range community goals. Page 16 TREE COMMITTEE Jerry Emery, Chairperson Barry Karleskint Rose Mckeen Helen Wilson City Staff Jack Brazeal Parks Department Lane Wilson Parks Department Previous Committee Member V, Dr. Howard Brown Purpose of .the Tree Committee The Tree Committee acts.as an advisory body to the staff and City Council, maintains a master street tree list, reviews development plans, reviews the tree ordinance., policy and standards for.heritage trees and makes recommendations to City Council. Page 17 in WELCOME! The City Council of San Luis Obispo Is happy to sponsor the THIRD ANNUAL.ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER as an expression of gratitude to the many citizens who have so willingly given of themselves and their time In service to the community. Friday, March 14, 1986 Senior Citizens' Center PROGRAM 5:30 P.M. No Host Hospitality Hour 6:00 P.M. Welcoming Remarks - Mayor Ron Dunin Outgoing Recognition - Vice Mayor, GlennaDeane Dovey Commissioner Comments (Humorous Anecdotes) 6:30 P.M. Dinner Page 1 ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Pierre Rademaker, Chairperson Fred Baur Allan Cooper Lawrence M. Field Patrick Hill Peg Pinard Thomas A. Priest Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Ron Dunin City Staff Toby Ross Community Development Director Previous Commission Members Charles Crotser Terry Simons Dale Sutliff Purpose of the ARC The City of San Luis Obispo has a number of unique characteristics, including ideal climate, spectacular natural vistas and outstanding manmade environment that have evolved from historic traditions of the community. The ARC has a vital role in the preservation and enhancement of the beauty and visual character of the city. Page 2 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION John French, Chairperson Brad Bilsten Michael Brady John Bushnell Ken F.rommelt Michael Frucht Nancy Poe Bob Vasquez Forrest Watts Char Webster Administrator Dodie Williams Previous Commission Members Charles Bove Geoffrey Chaffee Nina Chapman Lynn Cooper Darreld English Thomas Erno Ross Humphrey Gerry Johnson Purpose of the BIA 'The purpose of the Business Improvement Association is to: (a) study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area; (b) promote trade activity in the area; and (c) develop and implement beautification programs for the area. Page 3 CAMPAIGN REGULATIONS COMMITTEE Mike Morris, Chairperson Conrad Byars Lynn Cooper J.H. Fitzpatrick Maclaine Hubbard Hazel J.. Jones Kenneth Schwartz City Staff Pam Voges, City Clerk Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Ron Dunin Purpose of the Campaign Regulations Committee The Campaign Regulations Committee is a special purpose committee created to review the City's election campaign ordinance to: 1) require public disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures in municipal elections; 2) place realistic and enforceable limits on the amounts persons may contribute in municipal election campaigns; and 3) promote integrity, honesty and fairness in local election campaigns. Page 4 CITIZENS'ADVISORY COMMITTEE Veronica French,. Chairperson Randolph Hampton Joan Leon Marc Meredyth William Pyper, Ingrid Reti Henry Ribie, III City Staff Paul Lanspery City Administrative Officer Purpose of the CAC The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose .committee created to perform In-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Officer and City Council, and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. The Citizens' Advisory Committee. Is currently reviewing a_,Fire Master Plan'for the community, Page 5 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Andrew 0. Merriam, Chairperson Richard Clayton Priscilla Graham .Gloria Heinz Daniel Krieger Prederick Mamerow Patricia Nicholson Charles W. Quinlan City Staff Terry Sanville Community Development Department Purpose of -the CHC The Cultural Heritage Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform a survey of all historically and architecturally significant buildings in the city and to make recommendations as to how these should be recognized, as well as to prepare a historical preservation ordinance. Page 6 HANDICAPPED.BOARD OF APPEALS Ken MacIntyre, Chairperson Bill.Bailey Lois Barton David Singleton Peter Zuiderweg City Staff Jack Kellerman Chief Building Inspector Purpose of the Handicapped Board of Appeals The Board conducts hearings on written appeals to approve or disapprove interpretations and enforcement actions_ taken by the city's building department. Page,7 HOUSING AUTHORITY Stephen Nelson, Chairperson Leland Balatti Alice M. Martin William Moldt Donald O'Connor Mildred Roske Ruth Wirshup Council Liaison Robert Griffin Allen K. Settle Staff Member Rich Chubon . Executive Director Previous Board Members Joe Resendez Peggy Ann Thomas Purpose of the Housing Authority The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the housing issues and needs of the low- and moderate -income households In the city. Page 8 HUMAN.RELATIONS COMMISSION Barbara Biossat, Chairperson Herschel Apfelberg George Brudney Nancy Grant Susan MacDonald Kevin McReynolds Steve Powell Steven Vines Council Liaison Penny Rappa Allen K. Settle City Staff Steve Henderson, Asst. to CAO Previous Commission Members Virginia Black Gary ,Deno Josef Kasparowitz Irene Matheny Larry Ratner Carol Tingle Purpose of the HRC The Human Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems affecting the residents of the city. Such advice is intended to promote mutual understanding cultural awareness, respect and unity among'all racial, religious, socio-economic, age and ethnic groups, and to encourage good relations between different groups resident In the community. Page 9 JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chairperson Katchy Andrews Norma Bixby Wesley Conner Ken Schwartz Marion Sinsheimer Kathy Strong City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Purpose of the Jack Residence Committee The Jack Residence Committee Is a special-purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack Residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The Committee recommends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted uses, conditions of use, hours and fees. Page 10 JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Dan'Fulmer, Chairperson John Bria Jack Dewar Chris Guenther Barry Karleskint Don King Wendy Pyper City Staff Mike Alamo, Recreation Department Lane Wilson, Parks Department School District Staff Bruce Johnson Dr. Ervin Nikolai .Previous Committee Members Terry W. Conner Steve Gale Sharon Gripp Michael Judd Richard Rabbin Purpose of the Joint Use Committee The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property Committee advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (a) a policy for operation of school district joint -use recreational facilities; (b) priorities for granting uses of school district facilities; and (c) planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed. Page 11 MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Walter Rice, Chairperson George Brudney Karl Hovanitz Walter Johnson Alan Joyce Gary Label Joseph Risser Robert Traversi City Staff Nancy Knofler Transit Manager Previous Committee Members Gary Deno Wanda Strassburg Purpose of the MTC The Masa Transportation Committee. carries out an ongoing public transit system program at the direction of the City Council. This function includes making recommendations regarding routes and schedules, additional routes, and additional services. Page 12 MOBILHOME RENT REVIEW BOARD Thomas Swem, Chairperson Patricia Barlow Gaye Gilbert Benson Dennis Wheeler Naoma Wright Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Ron Dunin City Staff Steve Henderson Assistant to CAO Purpose of the Mobilehome Rent Review Board The Mobilehome Rent Review Board conducts hearings concerning proposed mobilehome rent ,increases and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 13 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Terry Conner, Chairperson Norma Bixby Barry Karleskint Bruce Langford Sayonna Martin Paul Orton Susan Wendler Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Penny Rappa Cid Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Previous Board Members Jeanne Aceto Diedra Lackey Carroll Price Purpose of the Park & Recreation Commission The Park and Recreation Commission Is a body of citizens appointed to advise the city's Recreation Department and the City Council on the development and. operation of recreation Programs and parks. Page 14 PERSONNEL BOARD Allyn McReynolds, Chairperson James Buttery Louise Mathepy Robert Sorensen Ted Wheeler Council Liaison Allen K. Settle Penny Rappa City Staff Ann Crossey Personnel Director Purpose -of the Personnel Board The Personnel Board was established to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievances and hear employee appeals from disciplinary matters. The board makes their recommendations. to the City Council thus relieving the City Council of what can be a very time-consuming process. Page 15 PLANNING COMMISSION Patrick Gerety, Chairperson Dick Cieeves Randy Dettmer Donna Duerk Janet Kourakis Jerry Reiss Richard Schmidt Council Liaison Penny Rappa Ron Dunin City Staff Toby Ross Community Development Director Previous Commission Member Tom Patterson Purpose of the Planning Commission The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council. The commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the city's growth and development. Page 16 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Leslie Ramsey, Chairperson Josef Kasparowitz Eileen McGuire -Spears LaVerne Schneider Rob Sexton Michael Stanton Wanda Strassburg Council Liaison Robert Griffin Penny Rappa City Staff Mike Alamo Sr. Recreation Supervisor Previous Committee Members Margaret Bond Charles Long Dale Owen holly Wycoff Purpose of the PCC The Promotional Coordinating Committee pursues two goals: (1) to work toward improving the quality of life available to all the residents of the city of San Luis Obispo and to our visitors; and (2) to promote the development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center, providing that such development is consistent with long-range community goals. Page 17 TREE COMMITTEE Jerry Emery, Chairperson Barry Karleskint Rose McKeen Helen Wilson Michael Zohns City Staff Jack Brazeal City Aborist Lane Wilson Parks/Building, Manager Purpose of the Tree Committee The Tree Committee acts as an advisory body to the staff and City Council, maintains a master street tree list, reviews development plans, reviews the tree ordinance, policy and standards for heritage trees and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 18 The City Council would also like to thank the city staff members who helped with the preparation of this event - the planners., cooks, servers and clerical staffers. Special thanks to the Recreation Department managed by Jlm Stockton and Dennis Cox c`t ° ... ; city of san lues oBispo o,s °e� FOURTH ANNUAL CITY ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1981 UNIVERSITY STAFF DINING ROOM CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY WELCOME1 This is the FOURTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER to express our gratitude to the many citizens who have generously given of themselves, their time, and talents in service to the community. The City Council PROGRAM 5:30 P.N. Hospitality 6:00 P.M. Welcoming Remarks - Mayor Ron Dunin 6:05 P.M. Dinner 7:05 P.M. Entertainment - City Attorney Roger Picquet Planning Commissioner Jerry Reiss Assistant to CAO Steve Henderson 7:35•P:11. Service Recognition - Vice -Mayor Robert E. Griffin ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Pierre Rademaker, Chairperson Fred Baur Allan Cooper Paul Jones Peg Pinard Brian Starr Council Liaison Allen K. Settle Ron Dunin City Staff Michael Multari Community Development Director Member Service Recognition Lawrence M. Field Patrick Hill Thomas A. Priest Purpose of the ARC The City of. San Luis Obispo has a number of unique characteristics, Including ideal climate, spectacular natural vistas and outstanding manmade environment that have evolved from historic traditions of the community. The ARC has a vital role in the preservation and enhancement of the beauty and visual character of the city. Page 1 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION John Bushnell, Chairperson Brad Bilsten Stan Carpenter John French Jacqueline Froelich Ken Frommelt Michael Frucht Nancy Poe Bob Vasquez Forrest Watts Administrator Dodie Williams Member Service Recognition Michael Brady Char Webster Purpose of the BIA The purpose of the Business Improvement Association is to: (a) study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area: (b) promote trade activity in the area; and (c) develop and implement beautification programs for the area. Page 2 CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE Veronica French, Chairperson Joan Leon William Pyper Henry Rible, III City Staff City Administrative Officer Member Service Recognition Randolph Hampton Marc Meredyth Ingrid Reti Purpose of the CAC The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform In-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Officer and City Council, and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. The Citizens' Advisory Committee is currently reviewing a Fire Master. Plan for the community. Page 3 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Richard Clayton Priscilla Graham Gloria Heinz Daniel Krieger Frederick Mamerow Patricia Nicholson Charles W. Quinlan City Staff Terry Sanville, Principal Planner Community Development Department Member Service Recognition Andrew G. Merriam, Chairperson Purpose of the. CHC The Cultural Heritage Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform a survey of all historically and architecturally significant buildings in the city and to make recommendations as to how these should be recognized, as well as to prepare a historical preservation ordinance. Page 4 HANDICAPPED BOARD OF APPEALS Ken MacIntyre, Chairperson Bill Bailey Lois Barton David Singleton Peter Zuiderweg City Staff Jack Kellerman Chief Building Inspector Purpose of the Handicapped Board of Appeals The Board conducts hearings on written appeals to approve or disapprove interpretations and enforcement actions taken by the city's building department. Page 5 HOUSING AUTHORITY Ruth Wirshup, Chairperson Leland Balatti Alice M. Martin '- William Moldt Stephen Nelson Donald O'Connor Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Allen K. Settle Staff Member Executive Director George J. Moylan Member Service Recognition Mildred Roske Purpose of the Housing Authority The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the housing issues and needs of the low- and moderate -income households in the city. Page 6 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION George Brudney Joann Ganoe Mary E. Gibson Pauline Harrigan Michael Matthews Daniel Ranieri Leola Rubottom Maria Troy Steven Vines Leigh Willard Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Penny Rappa City Staff Steve Henderson, Asst. to CAO Member Service Recoanition Herschel Apfelberg Barbara Biossat, Chairperson Nancy Grant Susan MacDonald Kevin McReynolds Shannon Story Purpose of the. HRC The Human Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems affecting the residents of the city. Such advice is intended to promote mutual understanding, cultural awareness, respect and unity among all racial, religious, socio-economic, age and ethnic groups, and to encourage good relations between different groups resident in the community. Page 7 JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chairperson Katchy Andrews Norma Bixby Wesley Conner Ken Schwartz Marion Sinsheimer Kathy Strong City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Purpose of the Jack Residence Committee The Jack Residence Committee Is a special-purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack. Residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The Committee recommends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted uses, conditions of use, hours and fees. Page 8 JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Dan Fulmer, Chairperson John Bria Jack Dewar Chris Guenther Barry Karleskint Wendy Pyper City Staff Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Linda Fitzgerald, Recreation Coordinator School District Staff Rowley Lascelles Dr. Irvin Nikolai. Member Service Recognition Don King Purpose of the Joint Use Committee The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property Committee advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (a) a policy for operation of school district Joint -use recreational facilities; (b) priorities for granting uses of school district facilities; and (c) planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed. Page 9 MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Karl Hovanitz, Chairperson George Brudney Verna Rudd Kenvin Kenneth McCracken Walter Rice Joseph Risser Dodie Williams City Staff Nancy Knofler Transit Manager Member Service. Recognition Walter Johnson Alan Joyce Gary Label Robert Traversi Purpose of the MTC The Mass Transportation Committee carries out an ongoing public transit system program at the direction of the City Council. This function includes making recommendations regarding routes and schedules, additional routes, and additional services. Page 10 MOBILEHOME RENT REVIEW BOARD John Grden Gary Label Naoma Wright Council Liaison Robert E. Griffin GlennaDeane Dovey City Staff Steve Henderson Assistant to CAO Member Service Recognition Patricia Barlow, Chairperson Gaye Gilbert Benson Thomas Swem Dennis Wheeler Purpose of the Mobilehome Rent Review Board The Mobilehome Rent Review Board conducts hearings concerning proposed mobilehome rent increases and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 11 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Terry Conner, Chairperson Barry Karleskint Sayonna Martin Paul Orton Robert Rosenberg Stanton Ullerich Council Liaison GlennaDeane Dovey Ron Dunin City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Member Service Recognition Norma Bixby Bruce Langford Susan Wendler Purpose of the Park & Recreation Commission The Park and Recreation Commission is a body of citizens appointed .to advise the city's Recreation Department and the City Council on the development and operation of recreation programs and parks. Page 12 PARKING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Brad Bilsten, Chairperson Ron Bearce Susan E. Boatman Karen Frees John French Roy A. Parsons Forrest E. Watts City Staff Candace Havens Parking Program Coordinator Purpose of the Parking Management Committee The Parking Management Committee is a special-purpose committee established to assist in the implementation of the City's Downtown Parking Program. The Committee assists on the management of the location, cost and availability of parking in the Central Business District and serves as a community public information link to improve the effectiveness of parking supply and provide accessible, inexpensive parking for shopping. Page 13 PERSONNEL BOARD James Buttery Robert Sorensen Ted Wheeler Council Liaison GlennaDenae Dovey Robert E. Griffin City Staff Ann Crossey Personnel Director Member Service Recognition Louise Matheny Allyn McReynolds. Chairperson Purpose of the Personnel Board The Personnel Board was established to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievances and hear employee appeals of disciplinary matters.. The board makes their recommendations to the City Council thus relieving the City Council of what can be a very time-consuming process. Page 14 PLANNING COMMISSION Randy Dettmer, Chairperson Charles Crotser Randy Dettmer Donna Duerk Patrick Gerety Janet Kourakis Richard Schmidt Council Liaison Ron Dunin Robert E. Griffin Cit rLStaff Michael Multari Community Development Director Member Service Recognition Dick Cleeves Jerry Reiss Purpose of the Plannin¢ Commission The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council. The commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the city's growth and development. Page. 15 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Mary Billington Samuel Ellis Jim Harrigan Josef Kasparowitz Jesse Norris LaVerne Schneider Council Liaison Penny Rappa Allen K. Settle City Staff Toby Ross, Assistant CAO Steve Henderson, Assistant to CAO Member Service Recognition Sallie Francis Leslie Ramsey Rob Sexton Eileen McGuire Spears Michael Stanton, Chairperson Wanda Strassburg Purpose of the PCC The Promotional Coordinating Committee pursues two goals: (1) to work toward improving the quality of life available to all the residents of the city of San Luis Obispo and to our visitors; and (2) to promote the development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center, providing that such development Is consistent with long-range community goals. Page 16 TREE COMMITTEE Barry Karleskint Michael Zohns City Staff Jack Brazeal City Aborist Lane Wilson Parks/Building, Manager Member Service Recoanition Jerry Emery, Chairperson Rose McKeen Helen Wilson Purpose of the Tree. Committee The Tree Committee acts as an advisory body to the staff and City Council, maintains a master street tree list, reviews development plans, reviews the tree ordinance, policy and standards for heritage trees and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 17 SPECIAL POEN FOR VOLUNTEERS Many will be shocked to find When the day of judgment nears That there is a special place in Heaven Set aside for volunteers. Furnished with big recliners. Satin couches and footstools, Where there is no committee chairman, No group leaders or carpools. No eager team that needs a coach, No bazaar and no cake sale. There will be nothing to staple Not one thing to fold or mall. Telephone lists will be outlawed - But a finger snap will bring Cool drinks and gourmet dinners, Rare feasts for queen and king. You ask "who will serve these Privileged few And work for all they're worth?" Why, all those who reaped the benefits and NOT ONCE volunteered on Earth. Author Unknown ►pfII1/IN//// fffff' //I.i �� N ` l • v �_ �� rr�� 9,IIYn , � 0 PA �• +nn4� lyN�YYY.,��%11,YY�an,..��IYY 41+,Y tllx'.:�11,6•'w !h11eIlUI�,::,MIp�111I MMI,.. �\/■ � � 1�1IIIYYIM IIYe. Y41Y...., Illd "'"�.iyn:IIII�P�� 11 U Mu.... r• I � JUvMhmnMll�•' �E „DIY•• ,• ANTS U . ,,�,', ' j C ® ■ �V sell toot 00001, off FIFTH ANNUAL CITY ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1988 CORBETT CANYON WINERY WELCOME TO THE FIFTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY MEMBERS DINNER to express our gratitude to the many citizens who have generously given of themselves, their time, and talents in service to the community. The City Council 00 49 OS Q �T pR/ O O PROGRAM 4- 4e-49 5:30 P.M. Wine Tasting and Social Hour Music by Mr. George Vartanian 6:30 P.M. Welcoming Remarks - Mayor Ron Dunin 6:35 P.M. Dinner - SLO Style B -B -Q 7:15 P.M. "Advisory Body Review" - perspectives on Advisory Bodies by a Spouse, Commis- sioner, Staff Member, Councilmember and Reporter: 1. Joe Kourakis, Advisory member spouse 2. Fred Baur, Architectural Review Commissioner 3. Roger Picquet, City Attorney & Master of Ceremonies 4. Jerry Reiss, Councilman 5. Mike "Brown" Multari, Reporter 8:00 P.M. Service Recognition - Vice -Mayor Penny Rappa 8:30 P.M. Adjournment ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Allan Cooper, Chairperson Fred Baur Paul Jones Duane Morris Brian Starr Council Liaison Peg Pinard Ron Dunin City Staff Michael Multari Community Development Director Member Service Recognition Peg Pinard Pierre Rademaker Purpose of the ARC The City of San Luis Obispo has a number of unique characteristics, including ideal climate, spectacular natural vistas and outstanding manmade environment that have evolved from historic traditions of the community. The ARC has a vital role in the preservation and enhancement of the beauty and visual character of the city. Page 1 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Forrest Watts, Chairperson Stan Carpenter Dave Cox Tom Donat Bob Evans Ken Frommelt G. Neil Hovis Nancy Poe Pierre Rademaker Karen Urquhart-Tacket Michael Spangler Administrator Dodie Williams Member Service Recognition Brad Bilsten John Bushnell Jacqueline Froelich Michael Frucht Bob Fuhrman Brad Kyle Bob Vasquez Purpose of the BIA The purpose of the Business Improvement Association is to: (a) study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area; (b) promote trade activity in the area; and (c) develop and implement beautification programs for the area. Page 2 CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE John Grden Elinor Kogan William Pyper Henry Rible, III City Staff City Administrative Officer .John Dunn Member Service Recognition Joan Leon Purpose of the CAC The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform in-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Officer and City Council, and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. The Citizens' Advisory Committee is currently reviewing a Fire Master Plan for the community. Page 3 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Gloria Heinz, Chairperson James T. Fickes Pricilla Graham Mark P. Hall -Patton Daniel Krieger Jerry Michael Patricia Nicholson Leo Pinard Charles W. Quinlan Bruce Sieverston Wendy Waldron Council Liaison Penny Rappa Jerry Reiss City Staff Terry Sanville, Principal Planner Community Development Department Purpose of the CHC The Cultural Heritage Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform a survey of all historically and architecturally significant buildings in the city and to make recommendations as to how these should be recognized, as well as to prepare a historical preservation ordinance. Page 4 HANDICAPPED BOARD OF APPEALS Bill Bailey Lois Barton David Singleton Peter Zuiderweg City Staff Jack Kellerman Chief Building Inspector Member Service Recognition Ken MacIntyre Purpose of the Handicapped Board of Appeals The Board conducts hearings on written appeals to approve or disapprove interpretations and enforcement actions taken by the City's Building Department. Page 5 HOUSING AUTHORITY Leland Balatti Alice M. Martin William Moldt Stephen Nelson Donald O'Connor Elizabeth Steinberg Ruth Wirshup Council Liaison Allen K. Settle Penny Rappa Staff Member Executive Director George J. Moylan Purpose of the Housing Authority The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the housing issues and needs of the low- and moderate -income households in the City. Page 6 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Lewis Benson Michael Blank George Brudney Joann Ganoe Gwen McNamara Fay Potashin Leola Rubottom Jean Seitz Maria Troy Leigh Willard Council Liaison Peg Pinard Penny Rappa City Staff Steve Henderson, Asst. to CAO Member Service Recognition Mary Gibson Pauline Harrigan Michael Matthews Daniel Ranieri Stephen Vines Purpose of the HRC The Human Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems affecting the residents of the city. Such advice is intended to promote mutual understanding, cultural awareness, respect and unity among all racial, religious, socio- economic, age and ethnic groups, and to enourage good relations between different groups resident in the community. Page 7 JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chairperson Katchy Andrews Norma Bixby Wesley Conner Ken Schwartz Marion Sinsheimer Kathy Strong City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Purpose of the Jack Residence Committee The Jack Residence Committee is a special-purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack Residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The Committee recommends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted uses, conditions of use, hours and fees. Page 8 JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Jack Dewar, Chairperson John Bria Chris Guenther Barbara Jauregui Barry Karleskint Wendy Pyper City Staff Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Linda Fitzgerald, Recreation Coordinator Lane Wilson, Parks/Building Manager School District Staff Rowley Lascelles Dr. Irvin Nikolai Member Service Recognition Daniel Fulmer Purpose of the Joint Use Committee The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property Committee advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (a) a policy for operation of school district joint -use recreational facilities; (b) priorities for granting uses of school district facilities; and (c) planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed. Page 9 MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Karl Hovanitz, Chairperson James Forrer Kenneth McCracken Walter Rice Joseph Risser Dann Torrance Leigh Willard Dodie Williams City Staff Nancy Knofler Transit Manager Member Service Recognition George Brudney Verna Rudd Kenvin Purpose of the. MTC The Mass Transportation Committee carries out an ongoing public transit system program at the direction of the City Council. This function includes making recommendations regarding routes and schedules, additional routes, and additional services. Page 10 MOBILEHOME RENT REVIEW BOARD (Disbanded June 1987) Council Liaison Robert E. Griffin GlennaDeane Dovey City Staff Steve Henderson Assistant to CAO Member Service Recognition Pat Barlow John Grden Gary Label Dennis Wheeler Naoma Wright Purpose of the Mobilehome Rent Review Board The Mobilehome Rent Review Board conducted hearings concerning proposed mobilehome rent increases and made recommendations to the City Council. This Committee was disbanded in June, 1987 with the City Council to act as Review Board. Page 11 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Barry Karleskint, Chairperson Gregory Macedo David Olson Paul Orton Robert Rosenberg Paula Jean Warnes Council Liaison Peg Pinard Jerry Reiss City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Member Service Recoznition Sayonna Martin Stanton Ullerich Purpose of the Park & Recreation Commission The Park and Recreation Commission is a body of citizens appointed to advise the City's Recreation Department and the City Council on the development and operation of recreation programs and parks. Page 12 PARKING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Brad Bilsten, Chairperson Ron Bearce Karen Frees John French Lorraine Maksoudian Richard Marshall Roy A. Parsons Forrest E. Watts City Staff Candace Havens Parking Program Coordinator Member Service Recognition Susan Boatman Pam Cosart Purpose of the Parking Management Committee The Parking Management Committee is a special-purpose. committee established to assist in the implementation of the City's Downtown Parking Program. The Committee assists on the management of the location, cost and availability of parking in the Central Business District and serves as a community public information link to improve the effectiveness of parking supply and provide accessible, inexpensive parking for shopping. (This Committee will sunset on 7/15/88, unless Council extends it.) Page 13 PERSONNEL BOARD James Buttery, Chairperson Robert Sorensen Martha Reed Ted Wheeler Barry Whelchel Council Liaison Jerry Reiss Peg Pinard City Staff Ann Crossey Personnel Director Member Service Recognition Anne Pellisero Purpose of the Personnel Board The Personnel Board was established to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievances and hear employee appeals of disciplinary matters. The board makes their recommendations to the City Council thus relieving the City Council of what can be a very time-consuming process. Page 14 PLANNING COMMISSION Janet Kourakis, Chairperson Charles Crotser Donna Duerk Patrick Gerety Linda Hainline Bill Roalman Richard Schmidt Council Liaison Allen K. Settle Ron Dunin City Staff Michael Multari Community Development Director Member Service Recognition Randy Dettmer Jerry Reiss Purpose of the Planning Commission The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council. The commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the City's growth and development. Page 15 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Mary Whittlesey, Chairperson Samuel Ellis Josef Kasparowitz William Luffee Jesse Norris LaVerne Schneider Council Liaison Allen K. Settle Jerry Reiss City Staff Toby Ross, Assistant CAO Steve Henderson, Assistant to CAO Member Service Recognition Jim Harrigan Purpose of the PCC The Promotional Coordinating Committee pursues two goals: (1) to work toward improving the quality of life available to all the residents of the city of San Luis Obispo and to our visitors; and (2) to promote the development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center, providing that such development is consistent with long-range community goals. Page 16 TREE COMMITTEE Howard C. Brown, Chairperson Barbara Hartman Tom Shevlin Michael Zohns City Staff Jack Brazeal City Arborist Lane Wilson Parks/Building, Manager Member Service Recognition Sayonna Martin Purpose of the Tree Committee The Tree Committee acts as an advisory body to the staff and City Council, maintains a master street tree list, reviews development plans, reviews the tree ordinance, policy and standards for heritage trees and makes recommendations to the City Council. Page 17 WORKING DEFINITION OF VOLUNTARISM: The free-will giving by individuals, groups or businesses of their time, money or personal possessions for the benefit of others. The City Council gives special thanks to the following persons who helped with dinner preparation, BBQ pits and program activities: Recreation Director Jim Stockton and his able crew Kathy LaHargoue, Recreation Supervisor Linda Fitzgerald, Recreation Supervisor John Rogers, Recreation Coordinator Sisters of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Dennis Cox, Streets Manager Richard Barrios, Retired Parks Maintenance Richard Fisher, Public Works Inspector Dick Oliveira, Customer Service Representative Bob Baker, Baker Construction, Inc. Pam Voges, City Clerk Lisa Barker, City Clerk Assistant ..•''•�� N LU 1 SIXTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY DINNER MARCH 17, 1989 TRINITY HALL WELCOME TO THE SIXTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY DINNER to express our gratitude to the many citizens who have generously given of themselves, their time. and talents in service to the community. The City Council PROGRAM 5:30 P.M. Social Hour 6:30 P.M. Master of Ceremonies Roger Picquet (tonight marks Roger's last full week as City Attorney for the City of San Luis Obispo) 6:35 P.M. Welcoming remarks by Mayor Ron Dunin 6:40 P.M. Dinner - SLO Style B -B -Q prepared by Recreation Director Jim Stockton and his merry crew of B-B-Qr's 7:20 P.M. Service Recognition by Councilmen Jerry Reiss and Allen Settle 8:00 - Dancing with the "Boogie Man" otherwise 11:00 P.M. known as Harvey Hunt "Door prizes will be awarded throughout the evening by Councilwoman Penny Rappa. Don't lose your name tag - your winning number is on it. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Allan Cooper; Chairperson Brian Starr, Vice -Chair Melinda Clark Bradford Madi Gates Paul Jones Duane Morris In Memoriam Larry McClave Council Liaison Penny Rappa Jerry Reiss City Staff Michael,Multar.i Community Development.Director Member Service Recognition Fred-Baur John Lybarger Puroose of the ARC The Architectural Review Commission evaluates and acts.on most commercial-, residential and public building projects including the exterior remodeling of structures. ARC approva'l-is required before building permits are issued. The Commission advises the City Council and other bodies on issues concerning design standards,, architectural design and -site planning. Page 1 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT_ASSOCIATION Forrest Watts, Chairperson Stan,Carpenter Tom Donat Ken Frommelt Joan Heitz G. Neil Hovis Ruth Nimeh Nancy Poe Pierre Rademaker Michael Spangler Karen Urquhart-Tacket Administrator Dodie Williams. Member Service Recognition Ron Bearce Dave Cox Bob,Evans Purpose of the BIA The purpose of the Business Improvement Association is to; (a) study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and .traf.fic.circulation within the area; (b) promote trade activity and public -events in the area; and (c) develop and implement beautification programs for the area. Page 2 CITIZENS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE William Pyper, Chairperson Darrel Farrer Jon Jenkins Elinor Kogan Joan Leon Henry W. Rible, III City Staff City Administrative Officer John Dunn Member Service Recognition. j. John Grden Purpose of the CAC The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose -committee created to perform in-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Officer and City Council, and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. Page 3 COUNCIL COMPENSATION COMMITTEE Ken Schwartz, Chairperson Keith Gurnee Steve Kiehl Leslie Ramsey Martha.Reed City Staff Pam Voges City Clerk Member Service Recognition Ken Schwartz, Chairperson Keith Gurnee Steve Kiehl Leslie Ramsey Martha Reed Purpose of-the-Council.Compensation Committee The Council Compensation Committee is a special-purpose committee which meets during even -numbered years to review Councilmembers compensation.. and recommend appropriate adjustments. Page 4 CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Jerry"_Michael, ,Vice -Chair James T.. Fickes Priscilla Graham Mark Hall -Patton Gloria.,Heinz Daniel E. Krieger Patricia Nicholson Leo.Pinard Wendy Waldron Bruce Sievertson Council Liaison Ron• Dunin Penny Rappa City Staff Terry.Sanville, Principal Planner•.,, -Community DevelopmFnt Department Member Service. Recognition Charles Quinlan, Chairperson Purpose of the CHC The Cultural Heritage Committee promotes the preservations of architectural, archaeological, historical and cultural resources in the City by (a) helping the public pursue cultural resource preservation projects; (b) sponsoring educational programs; and (c) helping with the administration of city -sponsored benefit programs. Page 5 HANDICAPPED BOARD OF APPEALS Bill Bailey 'Lois Barton Randy Dettmer David Singleton Peter Zuiderweg City Staff Tom Baasch Chief Building Inspector Purpose of the Handicapped Board.of_Appeals 'The Handicapped.Board of Appeals conducts hearings on written appeals.to approve or•disapprove interpretations and enforcement actions -taken by the City's Building Department. HOUSING AUTHORITY Ruth Wirshup, Cha r.pe'rson Leland Bal'atti' Alice Martin willi.am Moll dt. Stepheh_R. Nelson Donald F: O'Connor Elizabeth Steinberg Council Liaison Ron-Dunin Staff Member Executive Director George J. Moylan Purpose of the Housing Authority The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the housing issues and needs of the low -.and moderate--in_come, households in the City. Page 7 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Fay Potashin, Vice -Chair Shelley Aleshire , Michael Blank George Brudney Carole Hansen Gwen McNamara " b+ Council Liaison Jerry Reiss Penny Rappa . City Staff Toby Ross, Assistant CAO Bob Van Sickle, HRC Aide Member Service Recognition Leigh Willard, Chairperson' John Downes Jeanann Forsyth Barbara Gauntt Leola Rubuttom .Jean Seitz Purpose of the HRC The Human Relations Commission. advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems and human needs affecting the residents of the city. It also reviews and recommends grants-in-aid to assist groups which provide human services programs. Page 8 JACK RESIDENCE_ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chairperson Ken Schwartz, Vice -Chair Katchy Andrews - Wesley Conner Marion.Sinsheimer City Staff Jim Stockton Recreation Director Member -Service Recognition Kathy Strong Paula Warnes Purpose of the Jack Residence Committee The Jack Residence Committee is a special-purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of.the Jack residence to provide for the greatest possible• public,use and enjoyment. The Committee recommends basic rules and regulations for the use,of the residence and.grounds,which may include permitted uses, conditions of use, hours and fees. Page 9 JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE John Dewar, Chairperson- Wendy'Pyper, Vice -Chair 'John Bria Chris Guenther' Barbara Jauregui Jim McBride City Staff Jim Stockton, Receeatio'n Director Linda Fitzgerald, Recreation Coordinator Rich Colombo, Parks/Building Manager School -District Staff Anthony'Bridges Rory Livingston Member Service -Recognition Barry Karleskint- Purpose of the Joint Use Committee The Joint Recreational'Use of School'. District -Property -Committee advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding`i'a�' a potlicy for operation of school districtjoint-use recreational facilities; (b),priorities'Por'granting uses of school district facilities; and (c) planning for balanced integration of school district property be iiig.developed. Page 10 MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Karl, Hovanitz, Chairperson Joseph Rissner,'Vice-Chair James Forrer Kenneth McCracken Walter Rice Dolores Williams City Staff Nancy Knofler Transit'Manager Membership Service Recognition Dann Torrance Leigh Willard Purpose of.the MTC The Mass'Transportation Committee assists with an ongoing public transit system program in the City and Cal Poly. The -Committee makes recommendations to the Council regarding routes, schedules, capital projects, fares, marketing and additional services. Page 11 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION — - Dr. Robert Rosenberg,. Vice -Chair Dr...•Daniel Fulmer Gregory Macedo David Olson- Paul lsonPaul Orton Council Liaison Peg Pinard Allen Settle City Staff Jim =Stockton Recreation Director Member Service Recognition Barry Karleskint, Chairperson Paula Jean Warnes Purpose of the.Park & Recreation Commission The Park-and`Recreation,Commission advises the City Council on the development., operation,;maintenance and management of.recreation programs and parks. The.commission is currently reviewing and,�will:.be-:making recommendations Por revising -the Parks Open Space.Element of the General,Plan; Page 12 PARKING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Brad Bilsten, Chairperson Karen Frees John French Lorraine Maksoudian _Richard Marshall Rick Owens - Michael Spangler Forrest Watts City Staff Keith Opalewski Parking Program Coordinator Member Service Recognition Ron Bearce Roy A. Parsons Purpose of the Parking Management Committee The Parking Management Committee is -'d special-purpose •committee established to assist in the implementation of the City's Downtown Parking Program.. The Committee assists on the management of the location, cost and availability of parking in the Central Business District and serves as,a community public information link to -improve the effectiveness of parking supply and provide accessible, inexpensive -parking for shoppers. Page .13 PERSONNEL BOARD Ted Wheeler, Vice -Chair Charles Adoff Martha Reed Robert Sorensen Barry Whelchel Council Liaison Jerry Reiss Ron Dunin City Staff - Ann McPike, Personnel Director Wendy George,.Personnel Analyst Member Service Recognition James Buttery, Chairperson Purpose of the Personnel Board The Personnel*Board was established to provide a forum for hearing both -sides of unresolved employee grievances and hear employee appeals of disciplinary matters. The board makes their recommendations to'the City Council thus relieving the _ City Council of what can be a very time-consuming process. Page 14 PLANNING COMMISSION Janet Kourak-i's, Chairperson •Donna Duerk. Vice -Chair Charles.Crotser Bill Roalman Richard Schmidt Council Liaison Peg Pinard Jerry Reiss City Staff Michael Multari Community Development Director Member Service Recognition Patrick Gerety Linda Hainline Purpose of the Planning Commission The•Planning Commission must regularly. make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council.. The Commission Also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the City'•s growth and development. Page 15 PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Mary Billington, Chairperson Samuel Ellis, -Vice -Chair Evelyn..Delmartini Jack Gatz Jesse Norris LaVerne Schneider Council Liaison Allen K. Settle Ron Dunin City Staff Toby Ross, Assistant -CAO Bob Van Sickel, HRC Aide Member Service Recognition Josef Kasparowitz The Promotional Coordinating Committee prepares and recommends long-range and annual city promotional and advertising.progi•ams and advises the Council on city -grants to local cultural groups. The Committee recommends programs to help promote the development of San Luis -Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center consistent with long-range community --,goals., Page 16 TREE COMMITTEE Howard C,. Brown. Chairperson Barbara Hartman Dr. Robert Rosenberg Tom Shevlin Michael Zohns City Staff Jack Brazeal Tree Maintenance Technician Lane Wilson Parks/Building Manager Purpose of the Tree Committee The. Tree Committee makes recommendations to the staff and City Council on tree policies and regulations. The Committee prepares and maintains a Master Street Tree List, a Tree Planting Program, and reviews development plans and standards for heritage trees. Page 17 WORKING DEFINITION OF VOLUNTEERISM The free-will giving by individuals, groups or businesses of their time, money or personal possessions for the benefit of others. The City Council gives special thanks to the following persons who helped with dinner preparation and program activities: Recreation Director Jim Stockton and his able crew Kathy LeHargoue, Recreation Supervisor Pam Voges, City Clerk Kim Condon, Deputy Clerk Dennis Cox, Streets Manager Sisters of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Volu teers CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO EIGHTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY DINNER MARCH 15, 1991 WELCOME TO THE EIGHTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY DINNER VOLUNTEERS ON PARADE The many fine people whose dedication and commitment make our community a better place to live. We thank you! Mayor Ron Dunin Vice Mayor Bill Roalman Councilwoman Peg Pinard Councilwoman Penny Rappa Councilman Jerry Reiss PROGRAM 5:30 pm. Social Hour 6:30 p.m. Introduction - Master of Ceremonies John Dunn, City Administrative Officer 6:35 p.m. Welcome - Mayor Ron Dunin 6:40 p.m. Dinner 7:20 p.m. Award Presentations 8:00 p.m. The Musical Mastery of Chris O'Connell 8:30 p.m. Farewell until next year Door prizes awarded throughout the evening. Save your name tags. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Duane Morris -Chair Allan Cooper, Vice -Chair Melinda Clarke Bradford Madi Gates Curtis Illingworth *Linnaea Phillips Michael Underwood Council Liaison Vice -Mayor Bill Roalman Councilwoman Peg Pinard to Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director PURPOSE Ken Bruce, Senior Planner Outgoing Member Recoen&62a Dan Chatham *Linnaea Phillips The Architectural Review Commission evaluates and acts on most commercia4 residential and public building projects. ARC approval is required before permits are issued. The Commission advises the City Council and other bodies on issues concerning design standards, architectural design and site planning. -2- BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Torn Donat, President Chuck Adoff Tont Brown Jim Delmore Becky Hoffman Betsey Irwin Ruth Nimeh Steve Owens Pierre Rademaker *Michael Spangler *Forrest Watts Administrator Monte Lukov Outgoing Member Rm ' ' n Tad Hillier Robert Holley *Michael Spangler *Forest Watts PURPOSE The purpose of the Business Improvement Association is to (a) Study and recommend solutions to problems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area; (b) Promote trade activity and public events; and (c) Develop and implement beautification programs -3- CAMPAIGN REGULATIONS COMMITTEE *GlennaDeane Dovey *John French *Roger Picquet *Sally Punches *Dodie Williams Council Liaison Mayor Ron Dunin Councilwoman Penny Rappa City Staff Pam Voges Jeff Jorgensen *GlennaDeane Dovey *John French *Roger Picquet *Sally Punches *Dodie Williams PURPOSE A special purpose committee established to review or recommend amendments to the Campaign Election Regulations This committee meets on call as needed to address current state law and local or state initiatives that impact local 'Iliaregulations. -4- CITIZEN'S ADVIISORY COMMITTEE William J. Pyper, Chair James Petroni, Vice -Chair Darrel Farrer Carl Johnston Elinor Kogan Melinda Schrenk Szatlocky Gj& to John Dunn, City Administrative Officer Bill Statler Director of Finance Outgoing Member Rm=dffo' Jon Jenkins Henry W. Rible, III The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform in-depth studies on matters of community concern as proposed by the City Administrative Office and City Council and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council. The Committee is currently reviewing the City's Fire Master Plan. -5- COUNCIL COAIPENS477ON COMMITTEE PURPOSE *Keith Gumee *Judy Martindale *Nancy Poe *Pierre Rademaker *Barry Whelchel i& Staff Ann McPike Outgoing► Member Recognition *Keith Gurnee *Judy Martindale *Nancy Poe *Pierre Rademaker *Barry Whelchel This Committee was formed for the purpose of reviewing Council compen- sation every two years. The Committee makes recommendations relative to pro- fessional development, travel and compensation issues CULTURAL HERITAGE 'COMMITTEE Bruce Sievertson, Chau Any Michael, Vice -Chau Priscilla Graham Mark P. Hall -Patton Gloria Heinz *Daniel Krieger Leo Pinard Wendy Waldron Council Liaison Councilwoman Peg Pinard Vice Mayor Bill Roalman C4 Sta Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director Terry Sanville, Principal Planner Community Development Department Out Member Recoenition *Daniel Krieger The Cultural Heritage Committee promotes the preservation of architectura4 archaeological, historical and cultural resources in the City by helping the public pursue cultural resource preservation projects, by sponsoring educational programs; and by helping with the administration of city -sponsored benefit programs. -7- DOWN'T'OWN FLAN DESIGN COMMITTEE Andrew Merriam Charles Crotser Rod Levin Pierre Rademaker Kenneth Schwartz C' t John Dunn City Administrative Officer Arnold Jonas Community Development Director PURPOSE A special purpose committee serving the City which makes recommendations to the CAO. They are in the process of developing a physical concept plan to be r used as a guide to the future development of our downtown area. HANDICAPPED BOARD OF APPEALS Bill Bailey Lois Barton Randy Dettmer David Singleton Peter J. Zuiderweg C Tom Baasch, Chief Building Inspector The Handicapped Board of Appeals conducts hearings on written appeals to approve or disapprove interpretations and enforcement actions taken by the City's Building Department. ROUSING AUTHORITY Stephen R Nelson, Chair Donald F. O'Connor, Vice -Chair Leland Balatti Jamie Daniel Alice M. Martin Elizabeth 'Biz" Steinberg Ruth Wirshup PURPOSE Council Liaison Mayor Ron Dunin Staf Member George J. Moylan, Executive Director The Housing Authority advises the City council on the issues and needs of the low and moderate income households in the City. -10- HUMAN RELA'T'IONS COMMISSION Marion Wolff, Chair Donald S. Green, rice -Chair Randy Baudendistel *Jane Brennan -McGovern George Bnulney Fran Fura Joan R Lawrence Council Liaison Councilwoman Peg Pinard Vice Mayor Bill Roalman C' St Deb Hossli, Administrative Analyst Outgoing Member R@wgqWw Shelley Aleshire *Jane Brennan -McGovern Yvette Pitchlyn-Baber The Human Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems and human needs affecting the residents of the City. It also reviews and recommends grants- in-aid to assist groups which provide human service programs. - 11 - JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chair Kenneth Schwart; Vice Chair Katchy Andrews Bill Cattaneo E. Wesley Conner Marion Sinsheimer to Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Kathy Koop, Principal Recreation Supervisor Qu Vkg Member Recocm' 'on Patrick Gerety PURPOSE The Jack Residence Committee is a special purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The Committee t recommends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted use; conditions of use, hours and fees. -.12- JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Wendy Pyper, Chair Barbara Jauregui, rice Chair Jack Dewar Chris Guenther Patricia Martin Jim McBride David Olson C' t Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Linda Fitzgerald, Recreation Supervisor Rich Colombo, Parks & Building Supervisor School DL%Wd Staff Anthony Bridges Rory Livingston The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (a) Policy for operating school district joint -use recreational facilities, (b) Priorities for granting use of school district facilities; and, (c) Planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed. -13- MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Joseph Risser, Chau Kenneth McCracken, Vice -Chair James Foner Fran Fura Karl Hovanitz Monte Lukov Walter Rice Gf& Sta Ken Hampian, Assistant City Administrative Officer URPOSE Hany Watson, Transit Manager The Mass Transportation Committee assists with an ongoing public transit system program in the City and Cal Poly. The Committee makes recommendations to the Council regarding routes, schedules, capital projects fares, marketing and additional services. -14- PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Paul Orton, Chair Gregory Macedo, lice -Chair Lee Anne Edwards Hagmaier Joe Kourakis David Olson Eva J. Trgil Council Liaison ince-Mayor Bill Roalman Councilman Jerry Reiss CitySA Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Kathy Koop, Principal Recreation Supervisor Out Memherft EffaM&ion Dan Fulmer, M.D. Patrick Gerety Robert Rosenberg PURPOSE The Park and Recreation Commission advises the City Council on the development, operation, maintenance and management of recreation programs and parks. The commission is currently reviewing and will be making recommendations for revising the Parks Open Space Element of the General Plan. -15- PARKING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE PURPOSE Forrest Watts, Chair Brad Bilsten Maggie Cox Loraine Maksoudian Richard Marshall Greg Schulte Michael Spangler qty Siaff Keith Opalewskg Parking Coordinator The Parking Management Committee is a special purpose committee established to assist in the implementation of the City's Downtown Parking Program. The Committee assists with the management of the location, cost and availability of parking in the Central Business District and serves as a community public information link to improve the effectiveness of parking supply and to provide accessible, inexpensive parking for shoppers -16- PERSONNEL BOARD Robert Sorensen, Chair Charles Adoff Frank Martinez Dann Torrance Council Liaison Mayor Ron Dunin Councilwoman Penny Rappa Q& SM Ann McPike, Personnel Director The Personnel Board was established to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievances and hear employee appeals of disciplinary matters. The Board makes their recommendations to the Council, thus relieving the Council of what can be a time-consuming process. -17- PLANNING COMMISSION R Gilbert Hoffman, Chair Janet Kourakis, Vice -Chair Keith Gurnee Bany Karleskint Fred Peterson Richard Schmidt Dodie Williams Council Liaison Mayor Ron Dunin Councilwoman Penny Rama 00!Staff Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director Outgoing MemberRmw9kA E. Mary Billington PURPOSE The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are fina4 subject to ` appeal to the City Council The t Commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the City's growth and development. -18- PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Jack Gat; Chair Dan Pittaway, Vice -Chair Patricia (Pati) Brown Evelyn Delmartini Samuel Ellis Jesse Norris LaVerne Schneider Council Liaison Councilman Jerry Reiss Vice Mayor Bill Roalman CroySW Alison Lloyd Administrative Analyst The Promotional Coordinating Committee prepares and recommends long-range and annual City promotional and advertising programs and advises the Council on City grants to local cultural groups The Committee recommends programs to help promote development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center consistent with long-range community goals. -19- PURPOSE TREE COMMITTEE Howard G Brown, Chair Linnaea Phillips Eva J. Vigil Tom Shevlin Michael Zohns Gky 5,ta Todd Martin, City Arborist Lane Wilson, Parks & Buildings Manager The. Tree Committee makes recommendations to the staff and City Council on tree policies and regulations. The Committee prepares and maintains a Master Street Tree List, a Tree Planting Program, and reviews development plans and standards for heritage trees. -20- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pam Voges Sherry Stendahl Kim Condon Film Crew Deb Hossli Dave Smith Design - Decoration - Dinner Service Kathy Koop Claire Maxworthy Doreen Bicksler Carol Poll Recreation Department Staff Dinner Preparations & Spits Jim Stockton Dennis and Marihn Cox Rich Oliveira, Rich Colombo, Rich Barrios, Rich Ogden Linda Fitzgerald, Jim Montez, Robin Perrin, Mike Ramsey, Frank Brown Hospitality Carol Hoon Sharon Lilley -21- ALL TOGETHER NOW WELCOME TO THE NINTH ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY DINNER All To Now Working as a team with dedication and commitment to make our community a better place to live. We thank you! Mayor Ron Dunin Vice Mayor Penny Rappa Councilman Jerry Reiss Councilwoman Peg Pinard Councilman Bill Roalman PROGRAM 5:30 p.m. Social Hour 6:30 p.m. Emcee - John Dunn Welcome - Mayor Ron Dunin 6.40 p.m. Dinner 7.-20 p.m. Award Presentations - Vice Mayor Penny Rappa & Councilman Jerry Reiss 7.•35 p.m. Keynote Speaker - Michele Jackman . 'Humor makes goodsense in teamwork" 8:00 p -m. Closing Comments Door prizes will be awarded throughout the evening. Working hard to make our City attractive ... ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Michael Underwood Chair *Melinda Clarke Bradford, Vice Chair Allan Cooper Woody Combrink Madi Gates Curtis Illingworth Bruce Sievertson Council Liaison Councilman Jerry Reiss Vice Mayor Penny Rappa • Staff Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director Ken Bruce, Senior Planner Outgoing Member RWQPrdtion *Melinda Clarke Bradford Duane Morris PURPOSE The Architectural Review Commission evaluates and acts on most commercia4 residential and public building projects ARC approval is required before permits are issued. The Commission advises the City Cound and other bodies on issues concerning design standards, archi- tectural design and site planning. ' Indicates outgoing current member -2- A healthier style of transportation .. . BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Richard Marshal4 Chau Wes Conner Jamie Lopes Gary Sims Wayne Williams Linda Fitzgerald, Vice -Chair Craig Anderson, Bicycle Coordinator Bruce LaHargoue Dave Pierce Terry Sanville Council Liaison Councilwoman Peg Pinard Councilman Bill Roalman CA Aaff Amold Jonas Community Development Director PURPOSE A ten member technical committee responsible for prioritizing and recommending amendments to the 1985 Bicycle Facilities Plan, and recommending approval of short- term projects. The Bicycle Committee works to accomplish goals of cleaner au, less congested streets, and improved safety. -3- Safe and accessible buildings for all ... BOARD OF APPEALS Bill Bailey Randy Dettmer Mike Hernandez John Kellerman Randy Rea Robert Vessly Robert Stevens City Sta Tom Baasch, Chief Building Inspector i a q Handicapped Board of Ap aLs Bo,md Bill Bailey Bill Dodd Lois Barton George Hassekin David Singleton Paul Jones Peter Zuiderweg Jack Lewis Arnold Volny PURPOSE Conducts hearings on appeals, making determinations based on the application and interpretation of building codes -4- Economic health and vitality for our downtown! BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Betsey Lyon, President Chuck Adoff Tom Brown Dick Cleeves Tad Hillier Bev Johnson Charlie Kears Alan Martin *Steve Owens *Pierre Rademaker .&aff Lynn Block, Administrator Outgoing Member Rle .ognition Jim Delmore Tom Donat Jeff Hartman Becky Hoffman Mike Multari Ruth Nimeh *Steve Owens *Pierre Rademaker Richard Steele PURPOSE The purpose of the Business Improvement Association is to (a) Study and recommend solutions to roblems relevant to parking and traffic circulation within the area; (b) Promote trade activity and public events; and (c) Develop and implement beautification programs. -5- Providing counsel to the Council and the CAO ... CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE William J. Pyper, Chair James Petroni, Vice -Chair Darrel Farrer Elinor Kogan C4 &a John Dunn, City Administrative Officer Outgoing Member Rwaoj Lion Melinda Schrenk Szatlocky Carl Johnston PURPOSE The Citizens' Advisory Committee is a special-purpose committee created to perform in-depth studies on matters of community concern as pro- posed by the City Administrative Office and City Council and to prepare reports on those studies to the Council Preserving the precious! CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Wendy Waldron, Chair Leo Pinard, Vice Chair Denise Fourie *Priscilla Graham Mark P. Hall -Patton *Gloria Heinz Jeny Michael Council Liaison Councilman Bill Roalman Councilman Any Reiss Cit t Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director Terry Sanville, Principal Planner Community Development Department Outgoing Member R ' ' n *Priscilla Graham *Gloria Heinz Bruce Sievertson The Cultural PURPOSE Heritage Committee promotes the preservation of architectural, archaeological, historical and cultural resources in the City by helping the public pursue cultural resource preservation projects; by sponsoring educational programs; and by helping with the administration of city -sponsored benefit programs. -7- Looking to the future... DOWNTOWN PLAN DESIGN COMMITTEE Andrew Merriam Charles Crotser Rod Levin Pierre Rademaker Kenneth Schwartz Cky Sta John Dunn, City Administrative Officer Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director PURPOSE A special purpose committee serving the City which makes recommendations to the CAO. The Committee is in the process of developing a physical concept plan to be used as a guide to the future development of the City's downtown area ME Helping those who need it ... HOUSING AUTHORITY Stephen R Nelson, Chair Donald F. O'Connor, Vice -Chair Leland Balatti Jamie Daniel Alice M. Martin Elizabeth 'Biz" Steinberg Ruth Wirshup Council Liaison Mayor Ron Dunin Staff Member George J. Moylan, Executive Director PURPOSE The Housing Authority advises the City Council on the issues and needs of the low and moderate income households in the City. Sensitnity to unmet human needs ... HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Marion Wolff, Chair Donald S. Green, Vice -Chair Randy Baudendistel George Brudney Fran Fura Joan R. Lawrence Council Liaison Councilman Bill Roalman Vice Mayor Penny Rappa G S Deb Hossli, Administrative Analyst Dwight Brouillard The Human Pr. JRPOSE Relations Commission advises the City Council on matters concerning social problems and human needs affecting the residents of the City. It also reviews and recommends grants-in-aid to assist groups which provide human service programs. -10- Guardians of a 'grand old lady".. . JACK RESIDENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Ethel Cooley, Chair Kenneth Schwart7,Tice-Chair Katchy Andrews Bill Cattaneo E. Wesley Conner Marion Sinsheimer Pam Zweifel City Sta# Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Lawrence Tolson, Parks Supervisor Kathy Koop, Principal Recreation Supervisor PURPOSE The Jack Residence Committee is a special purpose committee created to advise the City Council on the administration of the Jack residence to provide for the greatest possible public use and enjoyment. The Committee recom- mends basic rules and regulations for the use of the residence and grounds which may include permitted uses, conditions of use hours and fees. - 11 - Using our public facilities to benefit many ... JOINT RECREATIONAL USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY COMMITTEE Barbara Jauregui, Chair Jim McBride, Vice -Chair Jack Dewar Chris Guenther Patricia Martin *David Olson Larry Voss C' St Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Linda Fitzgerald, Recreation Supervisor Rich Colombo, Parks & Building Supervisor School District Staff Karen Bright Rory Livingston Del Sims PURPOSE The Joint Recreational Use of School District Property advises the City Council and the San Luis Unified School District regarding (a) Policy for operating school district joint -use recreational facilities, (b) Priorities for granting use of school district facilities, and, (c) Planning for balanced integration of school district property being developed -12- Leave the driving to us — take the bus .. . MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE James Forcer, Chair Karl Hovanit; Tice -Chair Lynn Block Fran Fura Kenneth McCracken Walter Rice Joseph Risser Sta Ken Hampiart, Assistant City Administrative Officer Harry Watson, Transit Manager PURPOSE The Mass Transportation Committee assists with an ongoing public transit system program in the City and Cal Poly. The Committee makes rec- commendations to the Council regarding routes, schedules, capital projects, fares, marketing and additional services. -13- Preserving lite green ... OPEN SPACE ELEMENT AD HOC ADVISORY COMMITTEE Stephen Barasch David Chipping David Garth Gil Hoffman John King Dana Lilley Tom Martin Jim McGregor David Pereira Paul Ready Carla Sanders Bruce Sievertson Dave Smith Eva Vigil R. Don Warden Dodie Williams Richard Zweifel Sta Arnold Jonas Community Development Director Jan DiLeo Long -Range Planner PURP E It is an ad hoc committee that provides a link with the community, allowing citizen feedback and involvement in the creation of the Open Space Element. -14- People of all ages love to play, we care for them ... PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION Paul Orton, Chair Gregory Macedo, rice -Chair Lee Anne Edwards Hagmaier Joe Kourakis *David Olson Wendy Pyper Eva J. rigil Council Liaison Councilman Jerry Reiss Mayor Ron Dunin City Staff Jim Stockton, Recreation Director Kathy Koop Linda Fitzgerald Principal Recreation Supervisor Recreation Supervisor Lane Wilson, Parks & Buildings Manager PURPOSE The Park and Recreation Commission advises the City Council on the development, operation, maintenance and management of recreation programs and parks The commission is currently reviewing and will be making recommendations for revising the Parks Open Space Element of the General Plan. -15- Better parking means a stronger downtown ... PARKING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Forrest Watts, Chair Brad Bilsten Lorraine Maksoudian Richard Marshall Pierre Rademaker C' sw Keith Opalewski Parking Coordinator Outtoing Member RwagnNm Maggie Cox Greg Schulte Michael Spangler PURPOSE The Parking Management Committee is a special purpose committee established to assist in the implementation of the City's Downtown Parking Program. The Committee assists with the management of the location, cost and availability of parking in the Central Business District and serves as a community public information link to improve the effectiveness of parking supply and to provide accessible, inexpensive parking for shoppers. WON We're here when you need us ... PERSONNEL BOARD Robert Sorensen, Chair Charles Adoff Linda Barra Frank Martinez Dann Torrance Couna Liaison Councilwoman Peg Pinard Councilman Jerry Reiss C Ann McPike Personnel Director Fff- The Personnel Board was established to provide a forum for hearing both sides of unresolved employee grievances and hear employee appeals of disciplinary matters. The Board makes their recommendations to the Council thus relieving the Counil of what can be a time- consuming process. -17- Looking ahead with vision! PLANNING COMMISSION R. Gilbert Hoffman, Chair Bany Karleskint, rice -Chair Keith Gurnee Janet Kourakis Fred Peterson *Richard Schmidt Dodie Williams Council Liaison Councilman Bill Roalman Councilwoman Peg Pinard C4 Sta Arnold Jonas, Community Development Director PURPOSE The Planning Commission must regularly make decisions regarding land use policies and specific development applications. Some are recommendations to the City Council and some are final, subject to appeal to the City Council. The Commission also reviews and recommends long-range plans for the City's growth and development. -18- Ails and cultural events improve our quality of life ... PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Dan Pittaway, Chair Patricia (Pati) Brown, Vice -Chair Evelyn Delmartini *Samuel Ellis Jack Gatz Jesse Norris LaVeme Schneider Council Liaison [lice Mayor Penny Rappa Mayor Ron Dunin City Staff David Gray, Administrative Analyst 771 7,11 017w;?7 �*IVMIIJ CM PURPOSE The Promotional Coordinating Committee prepares and recommends long-range and annual City promotional and advertising programs and advises the Council on City grants to local cultural groups. The Committee recommends programs to help promote development of San Luis Obispo as a regional trade, recreation, and tourist center consistent with long-term community goals. -19- There's nothing as lovely as a tree ... TREE COMMITTEE Howard C. Brown, Chair Woody Combrink Tom Shevlin Eva J Vigil Michael Zohns CitySa Todd Martin, City Arborist Lane Wilson, Parks & Buildings Manager PURPOSE The Tree Committee makes recommendations to the staff and City Council on tree policies and regulations. The Committee prepares and maintains a Master Street Tree List, a Tree Planting Program, and reviews development plans and standards for heritage trees. -20- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Production Staff Pam Voges Kim Condon Sherry Stendahl Carolyn Munshaur Jamie Burlett Social Effects Dave Smith Barbeque Team Jim Stockton Richard Barrios Frank Brown Rich Columbo Rich Fisher Barry Fitzgerald Linda Fitzgerald Rich Oliviera Mike Ramsey Hosi itality Marilyn and Dennis Cox Service Crew Kathy Koop Donna Bettencourt Doreen Bicksler Chantel Binon Janet Ibbetson Jim Montez Rich Ogden Carol Poll Shelly Poll -21- Printed on recycled paper ff To Honor your many contrid utions to San Luis Obispo, The City Council cordially invites you and aguest to attend an enchanting night on the desert Join us for.. . F t • JJ Friday, March 11, 1994 at 6:00 pm Veteran's Memorial Building 801 Grand Avenue Come prepared for .Cors d'oeuvres, no -Frost cocktails, telling, entertainment, and lots of fun! Please qu Vy to 781-7119 before ?uesda* marrh 1st Recognizing your outstanding efforts and contributions, the City Council heartily invites you and a guest to a reception honoring San Luis Obispo's Advisory Body Members, Our Lucky Charms Join us: Thursday, March 16, 1995 6:00-8:00 p.m. The FORUM 751 Marsh Street The evening includes a pinch of music, no -host cocktails, and lucky hors d'oeuvres Please RSVP to 781-7119 before Friday, j Parking available at Great Western Bank parking lot, 1235 Cborro *i!& * w Wwwwr 4f if 12th Annual Advisory Body Thank You Event "Our Lucky Charms" Luck really has nothing to do with it --the City's direction and well-being is due to the dedication, skills, and caring of the more than 100 advisory body members who volunteer thousands of hours each year to San Luis Obispo. 6.00p.m. Social Hour 7.•OOp.m. OPENING REMARKS - City Administrative Officer John Dunn WELCOME - MayorAllen Settle RECOGAUION AND AWARD PRESF_NTA77ONS Council Member Kathy Smith Architectural Review Commission .Board of Appeals Council Compensation Committee Jack Hovse Committee Personnel Board Promotional Coorlinating Committee Council Member Bill Roalman Bicycle Advisory Committee Campaign Regulations Committee Cultural Heritage Corntnittee Human Relations Cor,w ission Joint Recreational Use of School District Property Committee Mass Transportation Committee MayorAilen Setae Business Improvement �?ssociation Environmental Quality Task Force Housing Authority Parks and Recreation Commission Planning C0171MiSSiOn Tree Committee DOOR PRIZES - Fire Chief Bob Neunk= and Police Chief Jijn Gardiner CLOSING REMARKS - City Administrative Officer John Dunn 8.00p.m. Farewell 'til next year Architectural Review Curtis Illingworth, Chair Woody Combrink, Vice Chair James Aiken Linda Day Tim Farrell Laura Joines* Peggy Mandeville Ron Rieger Arnold Jonas, Staff Ron Whisenand, Staff Bicycle Advisory Bruce Collier, Chair Cynthia Bache, Vice Chair Craig Anderson Wes Conner Dr. Rodney Hihbrand Ed Jaster Wayne Williams Terry Sanvllle, Staff Board ofAppeals Randy Deamer, Chair Bryan Gingg Mike Hernandez John L. Kellerman Randy Rea Robert Stevens Robert Vessely Tom Baasch, Staff Businesslmprovement Association Board Pam Copeland, Chair Dick Cleeves* Correne Cotta Mark Furia Gray Ghan Steve Gilreath Bill Marquardt Allen Martin * Chris Meek* Ann Reeves Peter Terhune Terry Westrope Eva Young Lynn Block, Staff Kay Mickelson, Staff Campaign Regulations GdennaDeanne Dovey, Chair* Janet Kourakis* Richard Kranzdorf* Jesse Norris* Dominic PereAo* Pierre Rademaker* Carla Saunders* Richard Schmidt* Ken Schwartz* Diane Gladwell, Staff Jeff Jorgensen, Staff Honotiila Council Compensation Dianne Long, Chair*. Lyle: Cooper* Frank Martinez* Mike Muliart* Bob Silva* Diane Gladwell, Staff Jeff Jorgensen, Staff Cultural Heritage Garth Kornreich, Co -Chair Dan Krieger, Co -Chair Wendy Waldron, Vice Chair Peter Carr* James Danaher* Astrid J. Gallagher Leo Pinard* Janice Ramsay* Jack Sullivan * Victoria Wood Jeff Hook, Staff Environmental Ouality Task Force Kurt Kopper, Clair* Dr. David Chipping* Jan Clucas* Marilyn Former* Ken Haggard* Dr. Richard Krejsa* Steve McGrath* Jin Merkel* Dave Alorro* Dr. Walter Rice* Dr. Tom Ruehr* Carla Saunders* Richard Schmih* Eva Vigil* Arnold Jonas, Staff Glen Matteson, Staff Housing Authority Stephen R. Nelson, Chair Donald O'Conner, Vice Clair Leland Balani Jamie Daniel Alice Martin Elizabeth Steinberg Ruth Wirshup George Aloylan, Staff Human Relations Randy Baudendistel, Chair Joan Lawrence, Vice Chair Trish Avery Donald S. Green Mike Mullari Bill Tyson Marion Wolff Jill Sylvain, Staff Jack House Katcly Andrews, Chair JackRobasciou4 Vice Chair Wes Conner Ethel Cooley, Life Member LecAnne Hagmakr Ken Schwartz Marion Sitsheimer Kathy Strang* Penny Rappa Kathy Koop, Staff Paul LeSage, Staff Larry Tolson, Staff Joint Recreational Use. John Bria, Chair Marianne Michels, Vice Chair George Glaser Chris Guenther* Barbara Jauregui Patricia Martin Wendy Ppper Linea Fitzgerald, Staff P::ul LeSage, Staff Mass Transportation Walter Vance, Chair Mike Spangler, Vice Chair Amy Baker James Forrer* Randy Lavack* Dr. Waiter Rice Joseph Risser Doris Scell Harry Watson, Staff Parks and Recreation Commission Gregory Afacedo, Chair Wendy Pyper, Vice Chair Jack Davidson LeeAnne Hagmaier Joe Kourakis Ron Regan Sully Stoner Kathy Ko op, Staff. Paul LeSage, Staff Ric]. Colombo, Staff Personnel Board Charles Adoff, Chair Diane Glaser Frank Martinez Dann Torrance Marty Villa Ann Slatc, Staff Planning Commission Barry Karleskitt, Chair R. Gilbert Hoffman, Vice Chair Brea Cross Janet Kourakis Charles Senn Plannine Commission Cont. Mary Whittlesey Dodie Williams* Grant Williams* Arnold Jonas,Staff John Mandeville, Staff Ron Whisenand, Staff Promotional Coordinating Jack Gat:, Chair Bill Pyper, Vice Chair Pati Brown Natalie Diggins Deborah Holley Dianne Long La Verne Schneider* Deb Hossli, Staff Tree Committee Ron Regan, Chair Eva Vigil, Vice Chair Jeff Ferber Peggy Mandeville Barbara Alurphy Todd Martin, Staff Special Thanks: Jim Sargen Family The FORUM Great Western Bank San Luis Jaycee's Jeffrey Peters, Musician Phoenix Fine Catering Parks and Recreation Staff Sarah Crawford, Graphics Designer Event Committee Barbara Ehrbar Ken Hampiarn Kathy Koop Carolyn Alunshaur Sherry Stendahl Sharon Woodward ' Outgoing Member, Honoree A MEASURE OF YOUR SUCCESS" a laaGc measuae of ouu success as a community youu.6c6ication and commitment. thank City of San Luis Obispo ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY RECOGNITI March 6, 1998 - The Monday Club 5:30 p.m. Social Hour 6:10 p.m. Welcome & Introductions - Mayor Allen Settle Entertainment - Voce' Jazz Ensemble Recognition of advisory body members & awards to outgoing members Presentors: Vice Mayor Kathy Smith, Council Members Bill Roalman, Dodie Williams and Dave Romero Appreciation - John Dunn Door prizes - Mayor & Council Members Farewell - Mayor Allen Settle Architectural Review Housing Authority Personnel Board Commission Stephen R. Nelson, Chair Marcy Villa, Chair James Aiken, Chair Donald O'Connor, V-Chair Diane Glaser, V-Chair Ron Regier, V-Chair David Booker Tricia Gomez Woody Combrink` Jamie Daniel Norie Placak Linda Day' Jose Lemus Dann Torrance` Curtis Illingworth Alice Martin Laura Joines-Novotny* Biz Steinberg Planning Commission Alice Loh Peggy Mandeville' Human Relations Charles Senn, Chair Lance Parker Commission Mary Whittlesey, V-Chair Mark Rawson John Ashbaugh Charles Stevenson Trish Avery, Chair John Ewan Joan Lawrence, V-Chair David Jeffrey BIA Board of Directors: Randy Baudendistel* Janet Kourakis' Donald S. Green' Paul Ready Pierre Rademaker, President Mike Multari Correne Cotta Bill Tyson Promotional Coordinating Steve Gilreath' Marion Wolff' Committee Lynn James' Dennis Johansen Jack House Advisory Sandy Baer, Chair Tunny Ortali Committee Carol Ann Lockary, V-Chair Stephen Patrick' Charlotte Alexander* Mike Spangler Marion Sinsheimer, Chair Pati Brown* Mike Stanton Penny Rappa, V-Chair Anne Cruikshanks* Tim Tucker* Katchy Andrews Natalie Diggins' Brett Weaver Wes Conner George Newland Jack Davidson Bill Pyper Bicycle Advisory Committee Marion Rodman Denis Rizzo Ken Schwartz Wilda Rosene Ed Jaster, Chair Bruce Collier, V-Chair Tree Committee Craig Anderson Joint Recreational Use of Cynthia Boche* School District Property Ron Regan, Chair Wes Conner Steve Caminiti Larry Souza George Glaser, Chair Michele Hull' Jeanne Smith Steve Sales, V-Chair Curtis Illingworth Debbie Black Peggy Mandeville* Terry Conner Barbara Murphy Board of Appeals Dennis Cox Jane Worthy Richard Kriet Randy Dettmer, Chair Larry Smyth Campaign Regulations Bryan J. Gingg Committee John L. Kellerman Mass Transportation Randy Rea Committee Robert Griffin, Chair* Robert Vessely Pat Veesart, V-Chan" Randall Lavack, Chair Terry Conner" Cultural Heritage Committee Doris Highland, V-Chair' Wilda Rosene* Irma Kalman* Bob Silva* Steven McMasters, Chair Jacquie Paulsen Matt Whittlesey, V-Chair Kevin Rice Council Compensation John P.dmisten* Dr. Walter Rice Committee. Bruno Giberti* Mike Spangler Paula Juelke-Carr Penny Rappa, Chair Amy Kardel Parks & Recreation Pierre Rademaker, V-Chair Dan Krieger* Commission Jan Howell Marx Alice Loh* Paul Ready Loren Nicholson Wendy Pyper, Chair Marcy Villa Robert Pavlik Ron Regan, V-Chair Bob Schrage Debbie Black Joe Kourakis* Teresa Larson *Outgoing Member James Neville Sally Stoner "A MEASURE OF YOUR SUCCESS" v4Ia4fe mead=e 4 em auemm as a e wwaaeriy ca due to rm ded &wsa aad emwea ad. %lae„ � ow, City of San Luis Obispo ANNUAL ADVISORY BODY RECOGNITION March 6, 1998 - The Monday Club 5:30 p.m. Social Hour 6:10 p.m. Welcome & Introduction - Mayor Allen Settle Allen introduces Entertainment - Voce' Jazz Ensemble 6:30 p.m. Recognition & presentations ALLEN INTRODUCES PRESENTATION CEREMONY & KATHY SMITH Vice Mayor Kathy Smith BIA President Pierre Rademaker Members: Correne Cotta Dennis Johansen Tunny Ortali Mike Spangler Mike Stanton Brett Weaver Outgoing: Steve Gilreath Lynn James Stephen Patrick Tim Tucker BOARD OF APPEALS Chair Randy Dettmer Members: Bryan Gingg John Kellerman Randy Rea Robert Vessely No Outgoing HRC Chair. Trish Avery Members: Joan Lawrence Mike Multari Bill Tyson Outgoing: Don Green Marion Wolff Randy Baudendistel COUNCIL COMPENSATION Chair: Penny Rappa Members: Pierre Rademaker Jan Howell Marx Paul Ready Marcy Villa No Outgoing KATHY INTRODUCES DAVE Dave Romero: MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Chair: Randy LaVack Members: Jacquiie Paulsen Kevin Rice Dr. Walter Rice Mike Spangler Outgoing: Doris Highland Irma Kalman PLANNING COMMISSION: Chair: Charley Senn Members: Mary Whittlesey John Ashbaugh John Ewan David Jeffrey Paul Ready Outgoing: Janet Kourakis TREE COMMITTEE: Chair: Ron Regan Members: Steve Caminiti Curtis Illingworth Barbara Murphy Jane Worthy Outgoing: Michele Hull DAVE INTRODUCES DODIE Dodie Williams: Parks & Rec. Commission Chair: Wendy Pyper Members Ron Regan Debbie Black Teresa Larson James Neville Sally Stoner Outgoing: Joe Kourakis Personnel Board Chair: Marcy Villa Members: Diane Glaser Tricia Gomez ----- Norie Placak Outgoing: Dann Torrance Campaign Regulations Committee AT "This committee is formed every four years to review the City's election regulations ordinance. The committee has completed that task and all the members are outgoing.') Outgoing: Chair Robert Griffin Vice Chair Pat Veesart Terry Conner Wilda Rosene Bob Silva DODIE INTRODUCES BILL 11g0:107.34'FIN I ARC Chair: Jim Aiken Members: Ron Regier Curtis Illingworth Alice Loh Lance Parker Mark Rawson Charles Stevensen Outgoing: Woody Combrink Linda Day Laura Joines-Novotny Peggy Mandeville (mention she was the ARC rep to the Tree Committee) Bicycle Advisory Committee Chair: Ed Jaster Members: Bruce Collier Craig Anderson Wes Conner Larry Souza Jeanne Smith _ ___ Outgoing: Cynthia Boche Jack House Chair: Marion Sinsheimer Members: Penny Rappa Katchy Andrews Wes Conner Jack Davidson Marion Rodman Ken Schwartz No Outgoing BILL INTRODUCES ALLEN ALLEN SETTLE: Housing Authority Chair: Stephen Nelson Members: Donald O'Connor David booker Jamie Daniel Jose Lemus Alice Martin Biz Steinberg No Outgoing Promotional Coord. Committee Chair: Sandy Baer Members: Carol Ann Lockary George Newland Bill Pyper Denis Rizzo Wilda Rosene Outgoing: Charlotte Alexdander Pati Brown 49 Anne Cruikshanks Natalie Diggins Joint Recreational Use of School District Property Committee Chair: George Glaser Members: Steve Sales Debbie Black Terry Conner Dennis Cox Richard Kriet Larry Smyth No Outgoing Cultural Heritage Committee Chair: Steve McMasters Members: Matt Whittlesey Paula Carr Amy Kardel Loren Nicholson Robert Pavlik Bob Schrage Outgoing: John Edmisten Bruno Giberti Dan Krieger Alice Loh ALLEN INTRODUCE JOHN DUNN APPRECIATION John Dunn Staff representatives to committees: ARC BIA Bicycle Comm. Bd. of Appeals Ron Whisenand Deborah Holley Terry Sanville Tom Baasch A CHC Housing Auth. HRC Jack House Joint Use Comm Mass Transp. Parks & Rec. Personnel Bd. Planning Comm. PCC Tree Comm. Campaign Regs Council Comp Event committee: 0 Jeff Hook Geo. Moylan Kathy Mills Paul LeSage Linda Fitzgerald Harry Watson Paul LeSage Ann Slate Arnold Jonas & Ron Whisenand Wendy George Todd Martin Jeff Jorgensen & Bonnie Gawf Bonnie Gawf & Ann Slate Bonnie Gawf, Kim Condon, Sherry Stendahl, Diane Reynolds, Larry Tolson, Voce' Jazz Ensemble from Cuesta College Phoenix Foods (Food) Carlin's Barbecue 'n Brew (Bar) Farm Supply (Plants) _; All council members (CM) on stage in teams of two. Two CM's on each side of stage. Each side has a basket of names to draw from. CM's take turns drawing a name, handing it off to the mayor who announces the winner. CM's hand out gifts and announce which department has donated the gift. MAYOR SAYS FAREWELL BY THEIR DEEDS. YE SHALL KNOW THEM: Architectural Review Commission - They seek beauty, and work hard to get it in our City Business Improvement Association - They strive for economic health and vitality for our downtown Citizens' Advisory Committee - They provide good counsel, to two people who really need a lot of it, the Fire Chief and the City Administrative Officer Cultural Heritage Committee - They preserve the precious; they see to it that those buildings which preceded us shall: live long after us Handicapped Board of Appeals - They believe in equality of access to our public and private buildings Housing Authority - They work to get a house over every head, particularly for those who can least afford it Human Relations Commission - They extend their sensitivity to address the unmet human needs in our community Jack Residence Advisory Committee - They say, let's treat the Jack House as the beautiful elderly queen she is Joint Recreational Use Committee - They know that we have two agencies, but that, underneath, we're still just one community Mass Transportation Committee - They say, let's get people out of their cars and into our buses, and reduce traffic and air pollution Parks and Recreation - They say, our kids and our older people and our athletes, we love them and we care for them Parking Management Committee - They say downtown can't be truly healthy and attractive, unless people can find a place to park Personnel Board - They say, we're here, when you need us, to protect both the City and its employees, and we're fair to both Planning Commission -"They say, the great community of today, can be even better tomorrow, if we but look ahead with vision Promotional Coordinating Committee - They say, the arts and our cultural activities are what define us as the quality community we are Tree Committee - They say, I think I shall never see, anything as lovely as a tree, and they mean it L J fin. Social: 5:30 Dinner & Entertainment: 6:15 7:00 Program City Manager Igen Hampian and City Clerk Audrey Hooper Ojwa Mayor Dave Romero, Vice Mayor Allen Settle, Council Members John Ashbaugh, Andrew Carter, and Jan Mars Q 5 J" da: Advisory Body Members, Spouses and Guests Advisory Body Liaisons March 19, 2009 ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION Approved several new Mixed -Use Projects, including. • Village at Broad - 74 residential units and about 34,000 square feet of commercial space. • Four-story building with 3,200 square feet of commercial floor area and 12 residential condomini- ums. Approved student -oriented projects near Cal Poly • New building for the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity house. • Group housing project (Front Porch) with 7 apart- ment units, a caretaker's unity and a recreation room. Provided conceptual input on Prefumo Creek Com- mons, the proposed commercial retail center on the "Gap" property at 11980 Los Osos Valley Road. Provided direction regarding revisions to the Art Center to make the design more consistent with applicable policies and guidelines. Reviewed the draft night sky ordinance and recom- mended its approval with some suggested revisions. BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Created a `Bicycle Boulevard Report Card" for use in creation, and measuring the success of, City Bicycle Boulevards. Supported and volunteered at the Bicycle Rodeo. Provided recommendations for the Orcutt Area Specific Plan bicycling facilities. Helped monitor the bi-annual bike count, that found a 44% increase in bicycle use. Recommended upper Monterey Street as the pilot project for sharrows.. CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE Expanded the City's educational Historic Plaque program to include over 500 Contributing Historic Properties, and added a new historic plaque design option --a high-quality bronze plaque to beautifully commemorate the City's most important "Master List" historic buildings. Recommended the City Council add 10 historic properties to the Mills Act Preservation program. Reviewed and provided recommendations on several large Downtown development projects that could affect historic resources, including Chinatown Mixed -Use and Garden Street Terraces. Identified the need for a new Citywide historic resources survey to update the existing historic survey completed in 1983. MW HOUSING AUTHORITY Continued to address the critical affordable housing needs in San Luis Obispo in as many ways as possible, with the following being highlighted: • 10 Year Plan to End Homelessness. • First Time Homebuyer Programs. • Family Self -Sufficiency and Youth programs. • Section 8 Waiting List -361 households in SLO are currently being assisted with their rent. • Moylan Terrace -80 unit affordable homeowner- ship project. HUMAN REALTIONS COMMISSION Conducted a Community Needs Workshop and re- vised the Grants -In -Aid funding priorities. Reviewed Community Development Block Grants and provided recommendations to Council to grant $620,000 to local agencies. Granted $126,600 Grants -In -Aid to 30 local non- profit organizations providing health and human ser- vices needs. Continue financial support and monitoring of the Homeless Shelter. % JACK HOUSE COMMITTEE Completed foundation repair. Accepted donation of new fence by the Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo. Held three successful events: Mothers' Day Concert, Family Fun Day, and Art in the Garden. Funded the publication of "The House that R Jack Built" by Docent Marilyn Darnell. JOINT USE COMMITTEE Endorsed and revised joint use agreement between the City and School District. Approved grants to Central Coast Baseball and SLO Soccer Club for facility use. Provided assistance to the San Luis Obispo Youth Sports Association and SLO Rugby Club for facility enhancement projects. Revised the facility use and facility enhancement grant programs. Continued to oversee the priorities for use of the ath- letic facilities in Sinsheimer Park. MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Provided rides to 1,031,969 citizens in calendar year 2008 and for the second time in SLO Transit history exceeded one million riders! Provided rides to 127,071 citizens in October 2008— an all time high for monthly activity for the second year in a row! Extended evening service until 10:30 pm on Routes 2, 3, 4, 6a, and 6b. Carried 54,318 evening passengers in calendar year 2008 and averaged 23 passengers per hour. Purchased six new Gillig low floor, heavy duty transit buses that were delivered in December 2008 via FTA. STIP, and Prop 1B funding grants. No San Luis Obispo General Funds were used to purchase these new vehicles. Purchased and put into service a new trolley. Launched online bus trip planner, Google Transit, for SLO Transit passengers and introduced a new schedule map in cooperation with GIS Department. PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Completed the Athletic Fields Needs Assessment. Completed the Santa Rosa Skate Park Master Plan. Provided input to the Mitchell Park Parking Lot. Supported the Born Learning Trail donation from United Way. Approved restroom designs for Laguna Lake Park. Conducted the Annual Park Tour. Recommended the addition of a slacklining area to Meadow Park. Developed goal recommendations for the 2009-2011 Financial Plan. PLANNING COMMISSION Held several public workshops related to the Broad Street Corridor Plan. Reviewed and recommended approval of a City night sky ordinance. Held the "scoping" meeting for the Prefumo Creek Commons project, a large retail center located on Los Osos Valley Road including a Target store and other retail buildings. Held the public hearing on the Draft EIR for the Gar- den Street Terraces project, a mixed-use project con- taining retail, hotel, and residential uses. Held six public hearings and a field trip to review the policies and standards proposed for the Orcutt Area Specific Plan. Endorsed the work program for the Housing Element update and held the first public hearing to initiate the update process. 0 PERSONNEL BOARD M CONSTRUCTION BOARD OF APPEALS The City of San Luis Obispo is pleased to announce that, other than their annual meetings, no other meet- ings were required for these Boards in 2008. Furthermore, no appeals have been filed with the Board of Appeals since 1988 and so only annual meetings have been held for this Board since that time! PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Supported 24 local non-profit event groups through Grants -in -Aid funding, distributing $93,000 in grant money. Oversaw the implementation of a new exciting market- ing campaign including support of the SLO Vintners "Roll -out -the -Barrels" and the SLO Rugby Youth Championship. Funded the study component for the Direction Signage project. Developed an alliance with the newly formed Tourism Business Improvement District Board to maximize dol- lars spent on tourism promotion TOURISM BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD Established TBID Advisory body bylaws to be approved by Council. Contributed funds to help the Airport and US Airways to promote San Luis Obispo as a destination. Drafted a RFP for a marketing plan, web site, and for all other marketing services and drafted advisory body goals to be presented to Council. ,1 TREE COMMITTEE Held largest Arbor Day Celebration ever at Laguna Lake. Maintained and enhanced Commemorative Tree Grove for the City's 25th Anniversary as a "Tree City USA." Over 300 people attended, artwork and prose contest winners were on display. Nine young trees were planted. Revised the Tree Ordinance and sent to the Attorney's Office for review. Heard 68 Tree Removal applications at 11 meetings. continued search for trees to add to the Heritage Tree List. (ice I I I 9)a,vL & Reo�i � 54 janw,6, ► I ► .. �. .. Check-in 5:30—Program 5:45—Refreshments 6:15 `Z.li.,�:ame a.� �nXnat�uciia+�. City Manager Katie Lichtig and City Clerk Elaina Cano Mayor Jan Marx Vice Mayor John Ashbaugh Council Members Dan Carpenter, Andrew Carter, and Kathy Smith CY 6?,Xj JLA `'au go: Advisory Body Members, Spouses and Guests Advisory Body Liaisons March 3, 2011 ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMISSION • Received presentation on revised Garden Street Ter- races project; affirmed that EIR adequately evaluated potential environmental impacts. ♦ Approved changes to Village at Broad Street site plan and building design to accommodate a new market. ♦ Granted final approval to Long-Bonetti.Ranch project which added new buildings to site where historical buildings would also be maintained, at South Higuera & Tank Farm Road. • Approved plans for Prado Business Park on 20 -acre site in the Margarita Specific Plan area. • Approved plans for new car wash, commercial build- ing, and remodel of existing warehouse at Broad and Sweeney. • Proposed kinetic sculpture to be placed in fountain at intersection of Marsh and Higuera Streets. s Approved new details for trash/recycling receptacles and enclosures for news racks in the downtown. ♦ Worked on downtown beautification and community design guidelines. BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE • Provided input on County Bicycle Transportation Plan Update. • Supported Railroad Safety Trail Alternative Align- ment from Marsh to Hathaway Street. • Provided input on State Route 1 Major Investment Study. ♦ Supported alternative route for Prefumo Creek bridge project. • Supported development of sidewalk riding educa- tion poster. • Assisted in City's bi-annual bicycle count and An- nual Bicycle Rodeo. ♦ Provided input in Council Goal -Setting process. ♦ Developed recommended policies for Circulation Element Update. CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE • Developed Historic Preservation Ordinance and up- dated City's Preservation Program Guidelines. • Developed updated photo -documentation standards for historic buildings approved for demolition. • Reviewed revised Garden Street Terraces project and confirmed that associated EIR adequately addressed any historic issues associated with project. ♦ Reviewed EIR work program to evaluate cultural re- sources that may be discovered as part of Chevron remediation and redevelopment project. ♦ Reviewed and recommended approval of a project that proposes re -locating a master list historic building from 1029 Chorro Street to 1039 Chorro Street and developing a new two-story commercial building. • Reviewed six properties for addition to City's historic properties lists and three properties for addition to City's Mill's Act program that incentivizes the preser- vation of historic properties. ♦ Reviewed eight development projects for consistency with historic preservation guidelines. HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD ♦ Section 8 program was fully leased with over 300 units rent subsidized in SLO and 1800 countywide. • Continued work with City and lender on "Moylan Terrace" 80 -unit affordable ownership project, with hopeful 2011 ground breaking. • Continued to address affordable housing crisis county -wide with Hidden Creek's 80 affordable housing unit ground breaking in 2010. ♦ Utilized approximately $360,000 from ARRA grant to install solar, roof and exterior painting on one project; upgraded exterior lighting on other projects. HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION • Conducted Community Needs Workshop and re- vised Grants -In -Aid funding priorities. • Reviewed Community Development Block Grants and provided recommendations to Council. • Granted $126,000 Grants -In -Aid to 26 local non- profit organizations providing health and human services needs. • Continued financial support and monitoring of homeless shelters. JACK HOUSE COMMITTEE • Worked on gazebo reconstruction; received struc- tural report with best options to save and refurbish. • Mothers' Day, Victorian Christmas, and Haunted House brought over 1000 people to house and gar- dens making it one of the most well attended series of events in last several years. • Volunteers helped to clear and clean buggy shed, making way for upgrades to doors and lighting, pro- viding space for displays and small meetings. • Endorsed formation of Friends of the Jack House, an independent group that will be the fundraising arm for the Jack House.. JOINT USE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES COMMITTEE • 5 -year use agreement signed between City and colle- giate baseball organizations for use of Sinsheimer Stadium. e Approved donation by Babe Ruth to improve and maintain Stockton Field at Sinsheimer Park. e Approved One Cool Earth's donation of 20-30 trees to be planted on slope between Sinsheimer Park and Sinsheimer Elementary School. MASS TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE ♦ Provided rides to 1,032,122 citizens in calendar year 2010, only 4th time in SLO Transit history to have exceeded one -million riders; carred 1,970 bikes and 240 wheelchair passengers per month. • Monitored Free Fare Subsidy Program for Cal Poly faculty and students that carried 629,476 passengers. • Purchased and placed into service Double Deck style bus. ♦ SLO Transit received $806,453 Federal High Inten- sity Funding for system performance above nation- wide average. ♦ Continued to improve SLO Transit system website. • Considered and implemented route and timing changes to respond to service requests. ♦ Received award of additional $20,000 from Federal Transit Administration that will aid in educating sen- iors and mobility challenged individuals of various transit use training materials. PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION • Santa Rosa Park Roller Hockey Rink renamed after previous City Manager, Ken Hampian. ♦ Damon Garcia turf field goal statement submitted to Council who approved 5 -year use agreements with local baseball teams. ♦ Achievement House recommended as Laguna Lake Golf Course concessionaire and Council adopted holding golf fees at 2009 rate. • Rotary Community Garden at Meadow Park con- structed and dedicated. • Public Art piece "Bequest" installed and dedicated and Box Art Festival beautified 16 utility/traffic signal boxes in downtown. • Froom Ranch escrow closed adding over 300 acres of open space to Irish Hills; FASTA agreement to allow construction of mountain bike skills area at Stenner Springs. ♦ Laguna Park and Throop Park playground replace- ment completed; designs for Santa Rosa restrooms and Meadow Park playground replacement approved. PLANNING COMMISSION • Reviewed traffic impact report and neighborhood traffic calming options for neighborhoods affected by proposed Broad Street Corridor Plan. • Certified Final EIR and approved Use Permit and Tentative Tract Map for Garden Street Terraces pro- ject. • Reviewed and approved use permit to allow consoli- dated homeless services campus and shelter, adjacent to Department of Social Services. • Reviewed revision to Zoning Regulations and recom- mended to Council update of zoning codes and stan- dards. • Reviewed update to Water and Wastewater Manage- ment Element that incorporates expanded discussion of water supply and demand, reservoir siltation and capacity, and goals specific to wastewater manage- ment. s Reviewed and discussed options for changes to growth management policies in Land Use Element to address Council direction. • Recommended revision of two General Plan policies to reflect metering effect shown in the Orcutt and Margarita Specific Plan areas. PERSONNEL BOARD CONSTRUCTION BOARD OF APPEALS • The City of San Luis Obispo is pleased to announce that, other than their annual meetings, no other meetings were required for these Boards in 2010. • Furthermore, no appeals have been filed with the Board of Appeals since 1988 and so only annual meetings have been held for this Board since that time! PROMOTIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE ♦ Financed three open space kiosks located at South Hills, Johnson Ranch, and Irish Hills. ♦ Launched ShopSLO/DineSLO website. ♦ Gave grants-in-aid support for events promotion to 29 local organizations, distributing $90,000. ♦ Launched first historic walking tour of Downtown in collaboration with Historical Society. ♦ Contracted with Verdin Marketing for events bro- chure. • Supported inaugural Central Coast Cancer Challenge at Laguna Lake. TOURISM BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD e Tourism website www.sanluisobisl2ovacations.com. won three awards. • Supported the Central Coast Tourism Council and were members of San Luis Obispo VCB. • Supported inaugural GranFondo bike event. o Continued extensive marketing campaign to drive tourism to San Luis Obispo; will represent San Luis Obispo at the U.S. Travel's International Pow Wow in San Francisco. TREE COMMITTEE • Arbor Day Celebration held—City's 27th Anniver- sary as a "Tree City USA" with over 200 attending. o Nine trees approved as City Heritage Trees. • Tree Ordinance revised and Council approved. • Heard 75 Tree Removal applications and heard 5 appeals relating to trees. • City Urban Forest staff helped plant over 300 trees in city and local area; presented public workshops to Arborists and Landscape Contractors covering newly revised Tree Ordinance. ��,*Wir 06 a, ♦ Tracey Amundson—Mass Transportation Conunittee ♦ Mark Angelo—Zone 9 Advisory Committee ♦ Cathie Babb—Promotional Coordinating Committee ♦ Gill Blonsley—Human Relations Commission ♦ Barbara Breska—Cultural Heritage Committee ♦ Stephen Caims Joint Use of Recreational Facilities ♦ Dan Carpenter—Cultural Heritage Commission ♦ Nancy CochranJoint Use of Recreational Facilities ♦ Matt Colonell—Bicycle Advisory Committee ♦ Terry Conner—Promotional Coordinating Committee • Margaret Crockett—Mass Transportation Committee ♦ Timothy Gillham—Bicycle Advisory Committee ♦ Stew)enkins—Joint Use of Recreational Facilities ♦ Colin Jones Joint Use of Recreational Facilities ♦ Denise Martinez Hass Transportation Committee ♦ Glen Matteson—Bicycle Advisory Committee ♦ Dean Miller—Cultural Heritage Committee ♦ Shana Ogren Human Relations Commission ♦ Dominic Perello—Zone 9 Advisory Committee ♦ Philip Rug4es—Personnel Board ♦ Christopher Weber—Architectural Review Commission ♦ Greg Wilhelm—Architectural Review Commission &44 rt &al &Znt aimmm.ee &, �,� &. & OOIL-ISL (SOB) IOb£6 VD `odsTgO sm-I uuS 13as1S wFd 066 a'T33O s,*nID '141D •alqulreeu aq fr1m zuq lsoq ou V 'lugs 1nox D.Vasa3 of zo uouuuuoju! aiouT zo3 Ilea muald os `palnuq sl �fnAuaS 'uT'd 00:8 Xq ifununlal puu •ul•d OO:S lu s31mS XssugwH w UuH fQTD uTo.13 :fanoi L iQT� MA uouuuodsu= 2MPp Awd aq ULm 11suujl odsTg0 smrl uuS 'OOIL'I8L (S08) lu aaS3O s,3Iz3lD XJTD aql 13MUOD 'SIOZLI go-TvW `Xupsanj Xq dAS"d asuaid uouuullojul iuuoutppv .•x'',''•`11Ck p N LU f raw ', 1 Ci It st to 1.616,81 ' M b ? ( Thirty -Second Annual aavIsouy Roby izEcoc n iti on izEcept, on Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Embassy Suites Hotel, San Luis Obispo wdcomci The City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo is pleased to sponsor the Thirty -Second Annual Advisory Body Recognition Reception as an expression of gratitude to citizens who have given generously of their time and expertise in service to their community. We thank you! Mayor Jan Marx Vice -Mayor John Ashbaugh Council Member Dan Carpenter Council Member Carlyn Christianson Council. Member Dan Rivoire. puOGP.am PART ONE. Reception: Music provided by Jeff Gater, Deputy Fire Chief PART TWO Welcome from Jan Marx, Mayor Acknowledgements from City Council Staff Greetings from Katie Lichtig, City Manager Keynote Speaker: Sandi Sigurdson, Executive Director of Leadership SLO; Former City Planning Commissioner Awards Presentation a>izchltectuRAI aEview commission MEMBERS Patricia Andreen Ken Curtis Suzan Ehdaie Amy Nemcik Allen Root Greg Wynn CITY.STAFF LIAISON Phil Dunsmore HONOREES Ken Curtis Michelle McCovey-Good "The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't have any." — Alice Walker BicyctE Acwisoay committee MEMBERS Lea Brooks Peter Deragon Paula Huddleston Catherine Machado Howard Weisenthal Arlene Winn Jim Woolf CITY STAFF LIAISON Peggy Mandeville HONOREES Catherine Machado Howard Weisenthal 'Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happi- ness without action." — Benjamin Disraeli constuuction BOARD Of AppeAIS MEMBERS Niel Dilworth Rebecca Jansen Denise Martinez Stacy Neely Matthew Quaglino James Thompson Robert Vessely CITY STAFF LIAISON Rafael Cornejo HONOREES Niel Dilworth "Commitment means staying loyal to what you said you were going to do long after the mood you said it in has left you." — Orebela Gbenga citizens' Revenue Enhancement ovensicht commission MEMBERS Jeri Carroll Amy Kardel Ken Kienow Michael Multari Hillary Trout CITY STAFF LIAISON James David "So, open your mouth, lad! For every voice counts!" — Theodor Geisel "Every man who says frankly and fully what he thinks is doing a public service." — Leslie Stephen cultuRal heRitacle committee MEMBERS Sandy Baer Thom Brajkovich Jaime Hill Robert Pavlik Hugh Platt Patricia Taylor Victoria Wood CITY STAFF LIAISON Brian Leveille HONOREES Sandy Baer Robert Pavlik Hugh Platt housinG Authouity BOARO MEMBERS Jay Beck David Booker Anthony Chubon Aimee LaRue Marti Reed Patricia Souza Elizabeth Steinberg STAFF LIAISON Scott Smith HONOREES Jay Beck Aimee LaRue Marti Reed Patricia Souza Elizabeth Steinberg human Relations commission MEMBERS Robert Clayton Janet Pierucci Eugene Strohl Michelle Tasseff Ronald Tilley Maria Troy CITY STAFF LIAISON Greg Zocher HONOREES Robert Clayton Ronald Tilley Ivan Simon Hillary Trout hack house committee MEMBERS Ron Batterson Robert Gordon Toni Kincaid Kathi Settle Eva Ulz Susan Updegrove CITY STAFF LIAISON David Setterlund HONOREES Ron Batterson Marcia Nelson Kathi Settle mass tRAnspoRtAtion committee MEMBERS Dominique Bonino Louise Justice Todd Katz Denise Martinez James Thompson Elizabeth Thyne Randol White Michelle Wong CITY STAFF LIAISON Gamaliel Anguiano HONOREES Jody Frey Todd Katz Sara Sanders packs Ano necueAtion commission MEMBERS Ryan Baker Steve Davis Craig Kincaid Michael Parolini Ron Regier Susan Updegrove Jeff Whitener CITY STAFF LIAISON Shelly Stanwyck HONOREES Steve Davis Craig Kincaid "... Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve." — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. peRsonneL BOAQ6 MEMBERS Frank Guyton Louise Justice Deborah Lewis Carol Sexton CITY STAFF LIAISON Monica Irons HONOREES Frank Guyton Marcia Nelson Carol Sexton "Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time." — Marian Wright Edelman plAnninc, commission MEMBERS Hemalata Dandekar Michael Draze John Fowler John Larson Michael Multari William Riggs Ronald Malak CITY STAFF LIAISON Doug Davidson Kim Murry HONOREES John Fowler "What is the use of living, if it be not to strive for noble causes and to make this muddled world a better place for those who will live in it after we are gone?" — Winston Churchill pRomotlonAl coo0inAtmG committee MEMBERS Brandon Collins Jill LeMieux Daniel Levi Sasha Palazzo Clint Pearce Marco Rizzo CITY STAFF LIAISON Molly Cano HONOREES Brandon Collins David Cox Marilyn Fidler Tom Franciskovich Marco Rizzo touRism Business impRovement OIStRict 130ARO MEMBERS Michael Adams John Conner Dean Hutton Nipool Patel Clint Pearce Kimberly Walker Matthew Wilkins CITY STAFF LIAISON Molly Cano HONOREES John Conner Rachel Patranella Clint Pearce Terry Westrope tRee committee MEMBERS Patricia Andreen Ryan Baker Trey Duffy Scott Loosley Ben Parker Matt Ritter Jane Worthy CITY STAFF LIAISON Ron Combs "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is go- ing to get better. It's not." — Theodor Geisel "The voice of the intellect is a soft one, but it does not rest until it has gained a hearing." — Sigmund Freud othea citizen nepuesentatives Area Agency On Agina (Central Coast Commission for Senior Citizens) Julie Cox Citizens' Transportation Advisory Committee (San Luis Obispo Council of Governments) John Schutz Investment Oversight Committee (City of San Luis Obispo) Steve Barasch Zone 9 Advisory Committee (San Luis Obispo County Water Resources) Christine Mulholland HONOREES Christine Mulholland Dave Romero puesentec) By The City Clerk's Office Team Anthony Mejia, City Clerk Heather Goodwin, Deputy City Clerk Shannon Sims, Council & Administration Assistant Kevin Christian, Administrative Assistant Erica Inderlied, Administrative Assistant Monique Lomeli, Administrative Assistant