2003/07/17 Senior Citizens Advisory Commission Minutes CITY OF ROHNERT PARK
SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMISSION MINUTES
July 17, 2003
The Senior Citizens Advisory Commission of the City of Rohnert Park met this
date in regular session commencing at 1:00 p.m. at the Senior Center, 6800
Hunter Drive, Suite A, Rohnert Park, with Chair Todd presiding.
Call to Order Chair Todd called the regular session to order at approximately 1:00 p.m. and led
the Pledge of Allegiance.
Roll Call Present: (5) Commissioners Tringali, Todd, Cassinelli, Kral, and Kennedy
Absent: (0)
Staff present for all or part of the meeting: Recreation Specialist Wendy Audiss,
City Council liaison Armando Flores, Recreation Coordinator Vicki Wilkerson,
Park and Recreation Commission Liaison Bill Butler.
Approval of
Minutes The minutes of the regular meeting of May 15, 2003 were unanimously approved
as submitted.
Acknowledging
Posting of
the Agenda Chair Todd acknowledged that the Agenda was posted as required by law in three
(3) public locations within the time period required.
Unscheduled Public
Appearances None
Scheduled Public
Appearances None
City Council
Liaison Report Armando Flores spoke about the Capital Improvement Projects—handed out a
list. Information on projects completed, in process, and scheduled for this year.
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Park & Rec Liaison Bill Butler introduced himself. He and Gay Carlson are the liaisons. Bill is
available for questions, etc.
Recreation Specialist Wendy reported that we had a worm in our computers, Valerie Marsh fixed them,
but due to other commitments she is no longer available to teach in our lab. The
Senior Center Flea Market earned over $200. Our annual No Money Auction will
be held in August. Monthly casino day trips are going well, busses are always
full. Senior Center attendance for June was 7, 173 (includes rentals). Revenues
for June were $5,245.94, which includes $1,115 of newsletter subscription
renewals. There were 89 passengers on the Sunshine Bus. See attached for
complete breakdown of June statistics.
Rec. Coordinator Vicki reported that the final profit for the Black & White ball was $6,635.72. She
thanked her volunteers for all of their work and support. Dorothy Kral was a
sponsor, along with Pat Eckert. The Choir concert on June 21 at the Senior
Center was wonderful, and raised $634. Bake sale made $209, thanks to Pat
Eckert who heads up the baking committee. Auditions begin in August for the
Variety Show (Nov. 8 at PAC). Theme is USO Canteen, Hollywood and
Overseas (WWII). For fiscal year 02-02 we had 5,780 units of service (contracted
for 4,000), and had 2,567 unduplicated seniors (contracted for 2,000).
Matters from Georgia Todd had received a letter from Tim Barry, letting her know of his new
position with the Livermore Park & Recreation District.
Commissioners There will be a memorial service for Ray"Popeye" Bell here at the Senior Center
on Friday, August 1 at 10:00am.
Kitchen Kut Ups performances are now going on at PAC.
Meeting
Adjourned There being no further business to discuss and no one further desiring to be heard,
it was moved by Chair Todd and seconded to adjourn the meeting at 1:30p.m.
Chairman
ATTEST:
Recreation Specialist, Senior Programs
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